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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-02-13
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MARLBOROUGH, n. o.
wednesday. Feb. rs, 1867.
TOWN ELECTION.

The election far Magistrate and Commissioners for
The Town Of Hilsborough on the and Instant, result
Cd rs follows:
Calvin e. Parish. Magistrate Of Police,
William r. strayhorn, David G. Parks, i4emre'
lynch. Levin Carniehsel. Robert Faucctt iesePh
! Rssss and Henry Richards, Commissioners,
~ John Laws was reelected Town Treasurer; Ro-
s,sr, r. Pleasant, wss elected Town Constable and
Collector. and Weigh Master ana Dennis Heart vas
continued Town Clark.
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i stay Law.-An aesto change shs Jurisdlc'isa
r The Courts and The rulss Of pleading therein pass
sdbolh Houses Of the Legislators on Friday and Sa'
tuSay last, aad has been published I,s1iends the
jsriadietiaa Of Iusiiceasf the Peace 70 one hlsd'ed
aoliars on bonds, notes. &s.,snd sris ssssd TO ran
Tssm. 1855. os spxias Tstn,is67. are made return
sshls q. Spring Tesn q the Superior Court 1865.
We wili Civ, The ssw snlirs in our nsrt. We
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WASHINGTON MATTERS
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Gazette.
80 s.1#9 e Washington, February s, 1867.

sslaf a9.9 q Washington, February 8, 1867
In commenting upon the statements 10 my
letter Of the Sd instant. respecting the re.
cent Southern, movement 10 the direction
Of peaceial solution of existing ditiicul-
ties. The. National lnteligencer remarks.
" The correspondent of the press from
which We quote above INDUCES IN gloomy
|apprehensions as 10 The probability of the
imitation Of steps for impeachment. Up
on this lasl thing we expressed the opinion
long ago that Il was only held up as me.
nace TO the presiden, aud as means OF i'm.
buing the popular mind with the idea ,ha,
the Government" as the hot heads term
ed the " Administrator" during the war,
was wicked aud corrupt at heart. But the
men 10 Congress who went 'huating' after
the President find that the people are a
reused and are hunting for them. They
tremble and shrink from sustaining the spe
cial leader 10 his business, who, su.far from
having clean hands himself. is on the re-
cord over his own sign manual as one who
meditaied. through the use Of bis power and
influence. public spOliation in fraud Of The
rights Of the people"
There is no authority connected with the
newspaper press to which greater respect
should be paid than that OF The Inieliigen.
Ger. aud should gladly defer in this in.
stance to lis judgment and extensive means
Of accurate Information, were adverse eyi.
dence less imposing. Not to repeat what
| have heretofore written. il would seen
incredible that party woald by solemn
vote initiate proceeding which, If not ri.
umphanty pushed through at all hazards,
must inevitably end ia utter ruin TO their
organization. Its sole stock IN trade"
uow consists 10 the monstroas lie that The
President has been guilty Of usurpalion, =
betrayal Of the country" Of implication
in the ASSASSINATION Of Lincoln" OF selling
pardons loo money" and the like. and il
these charges are not Intended TO be sustain.
ed by perjured testimony and followed "
BY Impeachment and election from office,
then the present action Of the Judiciary
Committee under the orders of the Ilous,
aonl4 indicate degree OF insanity which
would indeed give hope, that the leader.
nah icdlHcu htaA pun W mauhcos WHICH
the gods are said o inficl preparatory Il
after destruction. Besides. their whoI,
system Of measures hangs upon the eontin
gency Of tie Presidents removal. Never
theless. the opinion Of such reliable anr
well iaiormsd journal as the one just quot
ed should not be withheld from public &C
customed Of late to reading As much upol
The other side.
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A YousG Lapr BUasT TO DRATn-A
most distressing and lamentable accident
eccIrrsd in the town OF Cairo, ILL.,, few
days ago, BY which an intelligent and mos,
interesting young lady lost her life. Aa.
gusta Porier. dsughter Of Thomas Porter,
thinking the fire 10 heir heating stove er.
tinguished, took the coal oil can, contain
ing about hall gallon Of oil. and. with q
view Of relighhng the FIRE. poured guam
tity Of the Oh on the fuel. Ia an instant
the oil ignite,l, and the fame following the
stream 70 the can. produced . tremendous
explosion. throwing the burning oil all over
the yesng lsdy's person. She immediate.
ly ran into tbs street and called for help,
but the only By SANDERS present refused
TO extend il. A young lawyer passing q
mnnent afterwards. comprehended the PEE
I'll Of the poor girl. and stripping OF his
overcast threw it over her head and shout
ders. The flames were thus extinguished
but not before they bad done their work Of
death. She fingered ia great sgony q few
days and died.
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TsnI or STEAK Prov At Nrw oerrAss

TRnI or STEAK Pow AT NEw 0eLEASs.
--QaIte number Of the leading planters
and merchants Of oar State were present
yesterday at the trial or the steam plow i'm.
ported by Messrs. I.ongstreet. 0wen & Co.
The trial took place Al the Fair Grounds
Of Mechanics and Agricultural Assoeia.
ton, and the apparatus, under the direction
of Mr.. Max Ryth. late engineer ID chief 10
the Paehs o, Egypt. evineed TO the fullest
satisfaction Of all present rs wonderful ca.
pacity as a marvellous complete and efec-
live agricultural implement. Some Of our
most extensive planters who we're present
At the trial were enrsptured with the swift
aess and aeeurancy with which /, perform
ed its work, albeit the ground was unfa
yorably adapted 10 trne and fair exhibit
Of its powers.
The pillow moves between two engines
With sach ease and eelarity, guided by one
man. that the work Of forty ordinary plows.
with all the necessary hands and accom-.
psnimenis can be performed 10 twenty four
hours, and every moment Of favorable wsa.
Their may be improved with such pronpti-
tude and certainty that no time is lost in
preparing the soil for whatever crop may
be designed. The advantages Of this won.
deriul improvement need only TO be seen
10 satisfy all who are interested in AgricuI-
ture Of It's adsptsbility TO our soil, and the
economy and praeticability Of its working
on large or small scale. II 10 such an
enterprise as should interest every planter
and merchant in the State. and promises
Jet to revolutioniic the system Of Southern
Agriculture. We can IT. afford to Jet plan
tiers In Egyp, who have tested this machine
surpass Us In enterprise in ths culture Of
oar great staples. and with the advantages
Of ths steam pillow We may vie with this
would in wealth aud produetivsnsss.
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ccNsR Es&

CCNGREsS.
The bill instructing the clerk to include
in the roll only those states now represent
ed, was passed.
The civil service bill, providing three
commissioners To examine candidates fol-
Office, was tabled by vote Of ~ to 81.
Mr.. Stevens, from the reconstruction
committee, reported bin for the more
efficient government of..the insurrectionary
states. Its preamble reiterates the old
story Of Dullity Of the present governments,
aud the necessity Of new ones for protect
ing the rights of loyalists. The bill divides
the states into military dtstricts--virginis
the LIST North and South Carolina the aud
Georgia. Alabama and Florida The Sd ,
Mississippi and Arkansas the 9th; T.ou-
isiana and Texas the 5th. IL provides
that an officer. not undera brigadier gen
sral, to,be appointed by the commanding
general OF the army, shall command each
district the district commander OF Ohio
il. in his judgment, he deems necessary
shall organize military commissions for U,
s. Courts. wholuay issue writs OF habea'
corpus on certain. endorsements Of CON
missioned Observation-Disclosures affecting lfs
and liberty TO be approved by the eomiaan
der of the iistrict. He1 o. lAis Aasat
The indications are thar Stevens vii
press this bill TO vote tomorrow. sa of
Adjourned. I - l77tls II ,tls seoi2
--~~~~~>~~-~~~~-- aiiaV $50
WAsHrsorsS, Feb. s.-George Peabody
has addressed letter to e. G. Winthrop
Of Massachusetts,. Hon. II. Fiske. New
York, RI. Rev. Charles III. Mcflvain-
Ohio. Gen. U. s. Grant. Hon. w. C. Reeves
Virginia, Hon. John III Clifford. Missa-
chusetts. Hon. w. Aiken South Carolina
w. N. Eyarts. E.q. New York. Hon. W
A. Graham, North Carolina. Chas. W. Nc
AIlls,er, PENNSYLVANIA. G. W. Riggs. Esq.
washinsion. Samuel wit,nore. New York
T.. A. Bradford, Louisiana. Geo. Eaton.
MARYLAND, and &. P. Russell. Massachu,
sets, in which he says. with my adyanc
log years nv attachment tony aa,ise Ian.
has but become more devoted"
lie gives 10 the gentlemen addressed on'
million dollars IN trust, .income TO be uset
for the prurnntiun ami encourag meni OF
intellectual. moral and industrial edaeatioi
Of young men Of the more Hesitate por
tons oil the south and southwestern states
Resides this income he authorizes them 4
use forty per cent. Of the principal ~ithia
two yeas. Ia addition he places IN their
hands Planters bank bonds. OF Mississippi
amounting 20 eleven hundred thousand dol
lars. the proceeds to be added TO aad uset
for the purposes Of this trust. lie leave
the details with the trustees, requesting
thar Mr.. Winthrop be made chairman. an
Governor Hsnt and Bishop MclIsaine
wee ehairmen.
The trust has been accepted and an CT
ganization already effected. Of which Mr.
Winthrop II Chairman. Committees q
finance and inquiry have beea appointed
and IL is the intention Of the trustees I
commence a. soon A. possible.
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We never hear Of tariff without think
iny Of an incident that once occurred IN
North Carolina. Awag. who was a little
tight" wi,hal. undertook. on tar'gather-
ing day 10 a certain county some years ago.
to explain 10 gazing crowd wha, the taria
mas aud this Was the explanation; "Yoa
think, 10 doubt. ifllow. citizens. that tais
tariff. about which tie papers are making
such fuss. is some big thing. but it ain't
20. sLaye seen Il. aud tell you il is
d ID little thing ahout % long. tusasuring
on his ARM and no bigger than flying
squirrel" This gave perfect satisfaction.
.. coming from.one who had "se-n ii."snd
tie crowd adjourned 10 take drink. cx-
pressing their contempt for 50 small az al
fair. III those good old tines the poor did
not realize the . size" o. the tariff 10 the
enormous prices Of he necessaries of life-
but II the presen, tariff passes. they viii
see il, and cone 10 the coaelssion that il IS
very gigantic animal.
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A party Of despfradoes. ~ the lower part
81 Pit county. overlook the sheriff few
ago a, point known IS Hsddack's
Cross Roads. and compelling him 10 dis
mount. took possession Of hts money aud
the pspers he had about him. We UNDER
stand tina, no violence vas offered u the
person Of Mr. Gray. the sheriff. beyond the
forcing him 10 deliver upeyery thing in his.
possession.
The same band. OF another acting 10 con.
cert with them, then proceeded 20 Green
vile. and entering the clerks Office IN the
court house, sffeeleds terrible destruction
Of the records aud legal doernens there.
in. We are not ADVISED as 20 tbs amount
nf dsmsge Indicted. but irn IL will prove
heavy. and cause much loss and ineonsen-
ence 10 the county.
4 SAIrrARy THoYeHr.--when ] was
Young man there lived in our neighborhood
farmer, who was usually reported 10 be
very liberal man and uneommonly uprigh,
in his dealings. When he had any Of the
produce OF his fartnto dispose Of. he made
q an invarisbie rule 10 give good measure
--rstlier more than would be required OF
him. One Of the friends observing him Ire
quentiy doing 80, questioned him 80 70 why
ne did IL, he told him he gave 10 much.
and said IL would be 70 his disadvantage.
Nov, dear reader mark the answer Of this
excellent man.
"God has permitted me bat one journey
through his world. and when ! am gone !
cannot return 10 reetiiy mistakes"
. Think of,this. There is bat one journey
through life.
Coon FaRr,so.-The ocala (florida)
Banner says: "a gentleman In this visln'-
" purchased ifO acres Of pine land--ons
hall eleared--lor s375. With himself nd
family. consisting entirely Of females. as
sisted only By small boy, fer whose SER
vices he paid $50, be raised the following
crops. vim: Eight bales Of long cotton
worth about s2.0ooj $3.50 worth Of corn
$500 worth of pslatoesj oats and foaos1
worth SIS, and from the pindsrs raised o.
fsttened $500 worth Of pork. 10 the P1o.
ductioa Of these crops he employed w.
horaes.r His.tst lsrpenses for the farm an'
the support Of the iauiIy vas $500.
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NAMS

PArlso DEBrs.- One Of our religions er-
changes has the following strong remarks
on this subject. They drive the nail ID to
the head and chnch it:
!" Men may sophisticate IS they please.
They can never make il right, and IN the
bankrupt laws in the universe cannot make
it right foe them not to pay th'r debts.
There is sin in this neglect as clear and
as deserving church. discipline as 10 steal
ing or false swearing. He whoyiolates his
promise 10 pay. or withholds the payment
Of debt when il is in his power u meet
the engagement. ought to feel that in the
sight OF all honest men he is . swindler.
Religion may be very comfortable cloak
unde r which to hide, but Il religion does
not make man deal justlyit is ant wsrth,
having. d + 5s1sas sa4
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Tmess Cs,LDREs RxAcrrD. ~ 4 Doe
During the great storm last week three lit
lie children Of Mr.. Timothy Way. of Ri
verdaie, Gloucester, Massachusetts,. ~hile
returning from school. became bewildered
aud exhausted and were buried 10 the snow
drifts. Fortunately. Mr.. james Jeffs. &C
eompanied BY his dog. was vending his way
To she school house 70 see his children safely
home. when the dog stopped at the lrlit and
set up loud barkpg,, Al the sane time
scratching away the snow. Mr.. Jefs sus-
pected something was wrong. and com
tmenced to dig away the drifts. wh.n he soon
found the children. who were nearly frozen
10 halh. They were taken home. aId b
promp, care aud, attention. rssuse',s,ed
Their escape from death vas providentiai.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20

lebten SwannreDen onbeutete, heftigen Droteli
9s9en etne berarttae SteecnltruftiCn Wtorp-
lambs ertsbsn. Nbsr fe piiroe TIM 10 eber
pbne ernltliGe GrlGutteruns erriber9etsn, ba
ia oas 8ecUnltrutttons9eltb in ieiner Mtlbe
bic t~Cppaleu 3~eeieruneen pa6renO bes Gangs
Der &cconfrufticn propiipriih, tpenn aud ma
tirlib init teI6rGnttsr @ewaIt, nod fortbslte-
ben l1Bt.
Seber bentsnbe Burger WdrsIanos wirr
5ueIei6 einieten, ipje wihtig rs fit Die mate
rieue WObllu9rt bieics StaoteS LIT, boB feline
NIT Den priu3ipien elmer regenerirten Union
ednSliG unpcrtrdelimen tnneren 9uitGnbe ii,
leine nit ibncn rpmS9It6 mod unYertrdelt.
deere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS StetIunq enbli6 ouf
b6ten. 60 LANCE Die iebi9e frede uno ab-
nurne 2eottiou i'm Staate rnD bic ourb lie
eenGbr!e ltoatli6e uno materietie urlf6erbeit
fprtpauert, fam Spn teinem 9riinbiiAen 9(uf=
Itpur9 Der @eIhGfte unb bes Iderbaus unb
BON teiner bleibenoen G~inwanorruna aus benz
Nproen uno aus Gurppa bic Heoe Ietn. GU
balp aber Ger Staat ouf frsibeitli6er unb but
maner SaliS fiber reconfruirt lit, nitro f6
ibm Bel Dem Hei6tbum Ieinsr 5ul faquellen
Die Giupahberuns aus rsm Noroen unD aus
@urppa 10 gut ;umenbeu mie bsm Stante
Mi6purt; unO eben paeurh miro Baltimore
banu erit re6t In ben GtdnD ecigbt perOrn,
ii6 gu sincm 6anrelaempOrtum Res Siben8
empOr3uitwinesn, Der inter reuS eenuueen Der
uno 5umanitGt BON ben Wurpen 9es
neien rirp, bic itm cine brutule uno Itupipe
&eattipn nte unb ntmmer betlen fam.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20
NtrSotmtlder 9IODO.

SH SoIse zines letereintommens nit BEN gchbepar
temrnt In @aSbinstSu prrbea bic DamPff&i6e bes Rcrc'
heutiGen StOpb BON
Dpunerfag, al. MGr5,
an tsasimSsia all jeheu Dcauerfas bon Wep SeF
line bon
Dtenfeg, 2. april,
an reoelmSsio an iebea Dienfao bon 9 southampton
atsebtu, an ipeInem Gage eanr bic
8ereiriote @taaten unb DeutIhe TpR
crs,ny;ssIib brrtS fe bsfSrbert perben fpirb.
9cn 8remen mertst bic Domefer BON s. aaArs
an reaelmSsis isben GcunGteub %erpebirt.
Selrt4s & Co..
SO @roab Ctr, stctp gcrf.
3n SAItimcre irente miu fiji an bic Gypeeitica hes
BALTIC. Meder". s0fe-eomr,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20

isst u,O POM @On8rsiie ber Ser. 81, amer
fannt WOrben lit.
Den 8eitimmun9en bsS Ubcn an9e9ebenen
Iftss 9smdb 1T oos @uapeitlGen UOsr Sers
ftImmeln Der @srlon aIsStrofs fir trgeno Elm
SerbretAen, @er9eben pber WiBperbalten In
Dem Sifritte beS Generals S9ofislO perbOten.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20
AMsrisGRilG e Na6riGttu uHc aOti3ea

Wetteres ausber DEBATE bee
9. ct. Senats Gber pbtl. Sranl
GtUmos pom VI arrtano. NYe piei
numsEtlt6 barauf bin. pub Die @eebesbuna
@arYlanrs, bic ben Gbpmas mGblts, gar midi
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20
9irefte S~ampfl@iTs9inie
;piI@en
SSctD QSprf unD QlnftuerDelV.

SSetp Nprf MnD YAnttuetpen.
Das neue OusseseiGnete tiTsrne euslii9e 0aRpf8iH
srfier SLATE
OTTAWA, Capt. sr&er,
tpirt
BON GntWerpsn eOnnabenb, 9a. @arS
NswDort Is. April,
9pebirt rerbsu.
anosre e9iFs OlctGea aauSes fcIsea ale IA EGse
unS 1war bon
gntperpen 8. ap,S. wspSOrt 81. Gsri.
90. IL. Wlai.
4. gRai 25.
@afia8e.@reifs
Bon v ntmerpsn l. Gaiits 1880 Sob.
3wii@eneeG ......$ $40 ~
Bcr u en- D ort, \. @aiite ..........$75-$9O
is MAD epse Der Garinen.
SptGeueed $1,000 32.6O Och
@FenrftonS.StIIetts:
@rRe @aIite $40 @cIb
2piIhsnbed $3.50 n
Sinber bic SiIfte.
Don BEN bentl6en 3nlanb .Staticrea rerben %afastere
Az teeeutenb s~rmI6isten Tretien ~befSrbert.
SEra5t nib Al I~anfencen Raten ausenculpeui Ya1ete
Els Uassss"s an vrpeeitipustaaeu.
Die Dampff@iffe tieier 9tnie fnb ua3 Dem neHefeH
etpIe nit III n fir ben Comfort unb tte SiHerbett
erfpreetItGen Reueringen einseriGtet, beisen tusfieroihte
gbtbeilunseu unb feben an 9IeSans unb S1neligIeit
feeu' nj MebnIihen MAO.
Gin e~rfabrener ar3t 1T aui isbem @&lffe, ebenfs IN fHr
CUTE Getiepuns, ~eI1e benli&, suSIiiG anb trauaSfi9
iprtbt, eeiotgt.
Den gaiidsiersu beS spii&enbsds rirb bes WaittaO
geeiu serei&t.
GSesen Gradt NIB gadase menbe man f& an
StHer s Co.,
eurSSmt 8 CHAMBER err, 9lep Yprt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20
Iie &niGerbpcfcr
0cbenS=0

8msig. Offce; TO. fG GeconS Ctr, gurimcss.
grains spmann qyS'. O.. &. Gniffea n, @ctr.
3no. u RiGUGs, GsitGftsftbrer.
Capital iiber =. $3.50. 100000.
90 Fnb re6r beuii9s 8irgsr BON Baltimore rerii&ert
III eie'er Office ais in alien anSern acknowledgements
OfFcen 3IianmeneeEenmen. 8r6nteus Rotten rerben
fur bic 6dtfte hss idbri,f eir;I3ablenben 8etraaes ansss
Homn'en, toean ioi6es aewitnWt Wirb. II. NAB t~6cr6ouft
BEN Wtitsliebsru Die lieeraIits 9s9antlun8 sarantirt.
Nussu3 Der @sIddfte bisler &pmpagnie III 1866.
Rl&fe6epber Gussue Iefrt einen tlareu Seipeis iiber
ben Staub Der &niderbpder 4etenS. erf4eruns o. @onip.
unb oeren @efSafte i'm Sabre 1865:
8abl Der anegeheuteu Rrticen .,........,.5 $40
Betras Der &erit9ernng .... ........S SIT, 00e, 600
EotaI &Inteameu .......... 49,. 1,G26,4s4
Berlufte hes Sabres ........,.. 10000
D'oiheIoen an BeIices2nbabsr beSatlt l23,sSs
G,ba(teus Sinien 61,2 24
&oloi%GCtlod .....,........ - z,oeVVVV
U~etbaltniB tex %H5s. 5ur &innaPr1e $lf'Sl dn lVV
3wsissC Ifce fir WtortIanS, Delapare, Din. 81 @cluHIbIc,
&lrsiuia unb Gea SirSinia:
DO. Is Seconp Ctr, Baltimore.
5pbn y. Ni&pIs, @e&aftsfibrer.
Nr. 8. 8. @cSeH, lintsriu&unSssar3t.
agFssmt SaliHs5 tei@, tsutf@sr GSeSt'
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20
GsaH Sebt auf Guren @prtbeifI i.
s Ser gauge Winter.@ orratb
Don G6uben nnb Stiefeln
inter &rltenprc.s!
in =. SO einber9er'S
mr. nprnc1 H1 Nnfk1np,un, d. AONN nI.

OLD TOWN PAINT STORE
125 GarrsfGtr., stpiI1en Gap unb gaIrr Ctr,
am 8elair Nfalfte,
Huteriei&neter uIatt Fem seeSrteu Px6lttum bic I'm
1eise, RAT ct iein
Sarbpaaren.@ eIddIt (Paint Store)
an pbisem Rlate bebeuteuo srtpsitert bat rrb i'm Stanbe
IN, aue Gprten Garbfsfe. Del, Beunerelas &c. i'm Gre.
zen uub Sleiueu biIist gu ~rerfaufyH.
4nirs3mt 3. G&eebe.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20
DcntfADe8 3rbcttSz 81 a@WeiIumaSs
WMredu,
IhdmeSifr. 9lr. 55.

unter GafF&t Der nDeutf@ea @eeni&aft.'
Gae Dieienigen, t eide teatiGe 9anbipertsr, Irbette
ceer DienftmGo6eu gu beIraftisen miiniheu, tcpte al
SeutI@en GrbeitiuHenbeu npnen Sr reriSnIiE ooer I u
f~raxtirtea Sriefeu an ben asenten Der GeIenf&Gft, SrH.
E. W~eIItxgbpf, Mr. IS &bameSRv., s~ursHbeu
mel&r unentsdbli6 ausfRRit spbeileu tcirb.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-20

Inseiee,
Das bisRer spif6en ben llnterSei8ueteu inter bext gta=
men nj. WafcM i SSbns" b~efeteHbe Conn asules
@ei&xft ipurbe bente nod seseuisiiisem rebereintommen
~aufgelSf. q. s. Maipn tritt aus; g. ~. @afpu
besablt ane G@uIben unt faiiirt ale auSfdute Elm.
Baltimore, l. 6eer. 1857. G.@. Mafon.
%. u. Wtafon.
q. 6. Maiou, fri9er atterer aiiocie Ger 6irma Or.
Waien 10 SSbne, bat has S6cs. Mc@enbron'IGe @tabs
lneuieut in SIC. 45 II. AZ VI. Brattfr. unb $40. 81 Ebas
mesfr. Setouft, um bort auf ieinen gtauen Bic OSdes
Ell iOrtJuttbren. Range @si&Gfts=Grfa5rnrs befdbigt
i9n. icoen seeRrten Suneen ~srfrieben Su feGen.
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.GDaher', @itrcnens Picnics, Butter Graders;
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MADAME REMINGTON the worll-rcnowned
AstrologiSt aud Somnambuli,tic clairvoyant, while
in clairvoyant state. deineatcs the very features
of the person YOU are L. marry and by the all Of
an instrument ofiutcnse power, known Il, the
Psychomotrope. guarantees to produce a perfect
and liie-iike picture the future husband or wife
of the applicant, with date of marriage, occupation
leading traits Of character, sc, This Is no impos-
itiou as testimonial, without number can assert
by stating place oil birth, age, disposition eelor OF
eyes and hair, andenrlosinS n.ty cents, and stamp
ed envelope addressed to yourself, YOU will receive
the picture 10y return mail, t5sctacr with desired
Information.
BB- Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, Il. O. Box 20, West Troy, y, Y.
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