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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
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Who lnve fr- ghi remaining u, tho Demo,
at Ahhrvill". ID. c"nher 20 1867:
IL Hand. " + Dalton, y B-.iineer, Y
Barnes. ii ) X J W Trowhrdg., j |. Britt,
X R"ckar, " ID Mars. NJ G liuidrrby, w j
Smith. Qnarlen d. Thomson.
Erprc's Gen. 5 MrG"wnn " Tro.
bridge. Miss Mary Ann Mag, nj. T., T a Wat
Sun, Fartington. HIS Cn-on
II. T. SONDLE1 Agent
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

j. THE CosvEyr:oS a, a, sment wbirb
sze=ars pnhiisl'-d in .ift Charleston nspers
i seems Tint ,hs Convention sh4. bern carried
fy considerable n1njoriiy ! in. The. State. al.
.Jl,0ngh ,sssn Ditt, ie,s are yet ;iq.abs ,hear.I
1ss,ons lttWohld ni,j'esr That .be Whuie nnu,-
ses reeis etsi js III asa. saH h.t Iire required
:moj"' ily ,.6ab46, Tbs yote. for and, agai.rt
Goiyrfs.,an, as far as hsard FROM positwslv,.is
66.bfs .ssliiaif m s,llitinD siu ihet .piobaide
3y2.s ir.sn l,e ss!fn diytticis not yet .inssly
Fh:syd from Cia, ,6oi j y . l.5po, or q nsjarity
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
interesting To- Debtors.

AFR. 'EDITOR7-pieass; sx u..i til. me sgre
.ihA size Of thr i,afer OH xIIieh those lev
i'Ms are written. tut il will answer ihe .rur-
P"ae Of holding, through yo,,. n coinrnunjca-
ard SnmnIsr VI 1866 I ilasd two huns on my
rIace--Gne .dinner-iorD, The other to SUNNI. 70
me to, measure corr, far my tp"ighbo:B: This
ssc"t"l horn soiie, in'es san fused the freedmen
hun has d"ns- more TO confuse me, <by filling
nay puck e. hiokSwith nofes- instead IF grer.-
bAsk. has. bstn; suxi,,n,ly wsi!,ng the
SQUAD Of that ilorntu srIrii,,,on Inc to RECEIVE
the greentaeks-tnt it. hrs, not scnhJrd. lf
my del'iots will not blow Tor me. I must blow
f.'r thr,p.>s "a 9sof 'nawerp ente, Solonioa,
-.:'urne.h a'ssy wraib," bHt nathinJ SHORT of
the gr. enbsEks ailf siay the. wrath Of ,Ii..'
Js riet .Coars. ltt me hem. ayaia Efhc
ground ko,H. THOMAS CRAWFORD. :.
=. S;-E itcts. nsist hat pxptet the,F fee, On
III bear; tl,e. j-ytai seunl. !. ST.. =.
e, D.a 20. .ale67, Be-. t.s -, <. =. -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

e9 The li"nse-hill r-I.eairs the cot, on
tax s,ll hangs fire in the Senate. Ry the
! '"rms Of the bin the repeal will not rrrly to
The crop of 1867.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

sg There was drove "f hogs in our vii
l"ge during The past week. s.Il;ng at 81 cts
gross.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
Commissioners Sales

VIM. H.. Parker, Commits ioner, vs.
John E. Lyon and Others.
ID UESUAHT TO .ord.r Of Cont. I will cell.
ut public QUERY, nj Ah'rviii- G H.. al,
Sale day in Januniy next. & 1857. the tract
Of ian,l knows as The Willie Ca;Iv,,n" tract.
c"H,aining 1911 acres. more or less. aud hound
ell by lands .f Jnhn a. Calhoun, Jas. Edward
Calhoun aud others.
eH- TERMS CASH-rurchaser to my
for I."i'e,s.
WI. H. PARKER,
G. +. A. d.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

!. 70 Mr.. >. ). Cunningham gives noiice tn
hi.ohl fieuds mid ra,rcns tI,atkt IL ,;ll To be
found at.No: 2 Win s's Block. where he 10 dis.
POSING vi h.. extensive stock at 70. luced rates.
If yon wantbn' gaiie. give h,ta..n call. In.
,s'oeS is urge AMI veil erloct-.,, nf:,is ys,r
best styles and qaaiiiy. an.l will be sold ii
Prtees I" enr~rldnd'whh the Present Price. of
tho money. and MIR. Cnnainvh.lp will give
youtEe nigtesfmatket .pEirs fpr ,l,- snns.-
Now is''hs time 10 Ia yin: yuur ehris,nnis sip :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

I'D Next week being Christmas week tler,
will DC no paper issued from this rflice
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

eS Mrs. Jnne &. Gray, Ex'trix alvertiscs
the sale on W.'ln, sday the lst January lsas,
of the remaining personal property Of john
llarris Grey, decd. consisting Of mnl.s, hogs.
cait!-. p'an:aion tools household furniture and
, other things incident t p, II plantation.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
THE PLANTING INTEREST.

As the season approaches Tor making con-
trn"'s for The coming year. my information
derived from the expert snes Of tho past must
he Interesting TO the planter. The Charleston
Heas has been furnished by two practical
planters with the results ,f tho two .ystems
Of working for wnges anil for The one half of
the crop. We annex the estimates OF this
last:
The enpInvcr to furnish corn md fodder fnr
horses which 10 TO Le returned from the crop.
The -m,.ln, or To pay one.hnlf The cxrenscs of
the firm, y, Il the hnrds the other half The
hands TO leave tho plantation in rs good
order "s they fouul it. 10 m:,kc M ,uure, r.ruir
fences, &c.
Ten hnr''. and five h"rs... thirteen bnsl,.l.
c"in i"r"ncr hara. aml seventy five bushels
tor ench horse. 6n5 bushels. To he returned
FIVE h'ises. four thousand pounds fodder
each. /" l,r returned
Ten lusl.el- peas aud five Of seed corn Ia
plant, tu ic irtt:iu..l.
For iron and l'!oTghs made and repaired $50. 90
rave lnIr trace Chains ...... ....... s ut
For II e % names anI collars .UO
Wrnr nnd repairs on wagon 2U.uU
Three tons gTmno .3,H,. .t,j
tagging and rope, Thirty bales. lao o.,
Wear Of gin and running goar. ....... rs ui)
Repairs "f gin nhl screw...........au 20 Ou
Freight on thirty hnlca. 81. 90
Total. al.................... Sj;G0 utJ
rRncEEns.
Thirty bales "f cotton. 4G0 pounds
each, SEQ, less tax 5000. ST. SEQ 90
Eight hundred hrshrls corr, lea. tive
hundred and i've 10 be- returned
thr'" hn"'ltr'l nn.l ninety five
iE~h''s. at 81 25 aao :
1hh'y 'housan! pounds tu,ller, less
twenty 'h"Tsnud to h- return.
-, td ten Thousand. ut Sl.25 ..l25 CO
lh'riy h'shr's I'eas ('en rS.urued,)
'N"hiy. NJ Sl.25. ..............9JO OO
Two hnndrci bushes l~latocs, ut
'''9 zen, '..'...'.''.......... so &c
i''"''....... g. 222 Il
b''d"r'ins the EXPENSES. S,;G0, fron tn. gr"ss
proceeds. 81, 22".I5, We have n. the ne, r.sul,
oi tho years operation, Si.5G3T5. Ore hall
"i 'h.s. 1881 81. is tn, share Of the lnnd&
from whrh ia To tc de,lurtrd the cost of ba.ou
'2"o POUNDS. ut 20 cents, f2in lcn,ing $,4l.
81 ! TO he divided Mn III. tia ten hand. and
netting each :6l.l9 aga;ns, 500, wage rni,l
the" by. our first estimate. We only comn,.d
three bales 10 the haul in ,Ie last c.lculn, vn
far upon inquiry we tinl that two bales to the
hand was n fair average in this State during
Tie ear just p,sstd-a,d about one b.:e to
three acres.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

ESg Aes=rs. Poole & Hunt 6f Baltimore
lhe we'll known manufacturers or pnrtnhie and
stationery rtrarn nginrs. advertise a variety of
Their heat I~achinerr, consisting of steam f re-
engines, Lrif-'s pntent water wheel, saw
h'i', grIst in'lls. mining md piher machinery.
with shaiting. pu!lrys. &r. We have f.umJ
these eant lei,eu liberal and reliable and ".
take pess"rs in recommending them. to our
friends. Al! In need s"nrthinr in their line
would do we II TO forward their urd~rs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

iHE FENIAN'-By em cial telegram through
TIE Atlantic cable. we learn that a daring ut.
tempt, attended with .lisas'r"n- consequences
was "H'lr I" hi " up the Gi-rk-nweii Green
i'i."n. in L"ntlon. III which Colonel Bu,ke
nn'' other members Of the Fen mn organization
re Imprisoned. barrel continuing g"npow
der was rolled against the wall Of the rr;son
and "xrl'drd. Just "pp"sIte the ) ard in lyIcI,
the In',ntes take exercise. The. Jail was blown
down 10 . considerable extent. several Of the
Opposite h"n.rs shattered, four Persons killed
AMI ""ont f"r'y wonrdr'i. Noue Of the nris
"n"rs esr"p"d, us they had been locked mp Just
~, ,mms"'.'"'y before The explosion toos place.
The city Of London wns greatly excited -
String-ni measures nre to he taken sp.ins, r..
nl'niem. An "ntIreak wns anticipated in
Liverpool The police are juad. qua,s 10 the
crisi-.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

CI:El>TMAs Christmas tho merri.st c.siiv,
Of all tn. year is once rnre upon ia. The nm
nve' snrv IT the Sa einu,'s birth, ushcr-.l in n,
hrSt hy tie angel chorn, "p ace on ea,ih
good will towards men," it hns been observe.
from the earl est times us 4 festival half re-
isI""s, half srcrla"-com ccratei nike TO d..
'"''"n anl To go'd cheer and 10 cool fellow
"hir-'he happy greetings a,.d the in, ,fn
IL 'nhl"ns. la IN .'liaeynl times a:.l even now
!" Ca'h'i'c c"un''i-s. III. celebration Of IT,.
mass 'hc ch"n'i Of caru!F, and the ringi"r
'i brl'. serv- MS Il preulr to the .r merry
making. th" Lu'l->q".., tie mask and III. r.vel
ry. l." Protestant Germany. it is esp. ciaI,v
the children ) festival, ami from the bu,irhs q
~" Chr sin'as Tree, y"nng and hapry hearts
gather The T.rinys Of .!F.c ion in III. shan.
of swcttn"ais. nuts. play.hings and ornaments
h"t no where else MS in Merry Englan,l'' was
equal honor pa" TO the day. us n reli. rus
mes'y-making festival. By every ruuk and cv.
cry asc-ir c'ostere.l ciu ch and OH ,ilnr,
Sr' ell, in co.,nge aud hall.
On h'istmas ave the he;!4 were runs.
I'm Christmas ~" the ninss was sung,
Was Christmas hr"ach-,l the nipiiis.t nle
was Christmas ;oll The ncrri-st ,nir.
Christmas s"mbol Off wtu',I cheer
~ poor mans lcarl 'lronyh half the year"
In our own Southern homes, we Ion, kent
The dry with NIL the traditional nbs.rva,,c.s %
The f''hHr-lnni hnt ~ sIla low has fallen ,,non
"ur lrnrts /" drive away .rhe feast mud attn.
~ ana dance. "n'i antique sports Eu. there
tli rrinniHs 10 ns the b"st assucia,ion. cr ,h
hay--'ss s"crf'i m"mories nnl ,I,- I.sso,.
"h'th hey leach We can ut least ch.ri,l,
the kindly "n"ii"ns, an practise tn. Ll-s-.d
char Il, which they iucnlrale, and do cur best
10 realize the angel chorus.
tl'plc,. nm eortI, II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

lnk GEN or THE M"STnLlEs.-The Jannary
numb"r "f Dcrncresi, n"w entering i,s s;-' !,
y""r, r-'lccn's the promise of the ru,IsJ,.r
r 1895. IL ia the mos, atiractivr of th
fashion period icns. aud i. serves the success.
which il Eas 'chIrv-.l. Ia MIN ,s t., con,ninn
"a" useful with ih- beautiful md il t.o.s it in
me best manner. IL supplies to I..,i.s Z. fount
iIsp!rn':on. wh'c! none who have. u,c.
t"s'c c"n:d live, Keep house. aud .Itcas nicelv
wiih"u, al d saves more d,lInrs in 80,
than i's cost. 1t ia n, marvel how va'uabis
premiums ran he afforded with n margarine 40
cos'ly in ia getting un. 81 rrryear W.
J"Enngs Demorcs'. Alb Brord wav. New York.
Gen" l., cents for sr. cin,.n, with tiireutiona
Tor getting up clubs nrd making money.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

IN "hd ntr-r FRIDAY, ,h. Grh ius,,,,
~ .r';s"ng"r rr"'"s will ,un daily, >nnda
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

u Are eur readers hwnro That AhbcviI.
Is one "f tic best cotton mar k.ts in the State
ahy one WHO will take the trouble to compurr
prices may tie convinced of the fact. We have
liberal buyers. who or. giving the very cx.
treme prices III at the fnre ign ma. kets w"rr.n,
sS- ". direct afternoon TO The aJv.r,i -.
me"t Of young lady who desires situation
,' ~, teacher in "n academy or private family.
Tho best references can h- given.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

eB- Mes<rs J. w. Trn Lridge & Co, alvar
lise the fresh arrival uf q ohoice lot Of coun.
| try cnred hnm., sides mud shoulders n.sck.t 81.
cheese. country ho"r, meal and gris,. crnuber
ries. preserved fruits, can.lics aud crackers, a
choice variety. The highest market price puil
in eas', or goods for c"un.ry proiuas.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

Big Poraro We are indebted to Mr.. j. II
Mccain Of our District for one Of I lie finest and
largest potatoes that ever glall-nei our eyes.
We kept it for that purpose, for few days
Ut tho other senses rrctcsied against the mo .
! nol"ly, and The "utato fell n victim. 1t weigh
ed u lbs-w ho can beat thnr1
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20
CHANGE OF ssi'EnU.E
on TIE
Greenville and Columbia Rail.
road.

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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-20

.eB- By rsfrrence; TO Tie advertisements Of
Mrs D. F!J"res. il viii bs ieeh :tiiat she will
open sltsh6al for instruction 10 in hs. ertnrnt-
"ry braushe'. on MoldaS the eth day Of january
"ex.. Mrs. JonesrePstatipn as.up experienced
and successful ttencher snakes Il needless to 10
more than direct attention to her advertise
meut. =,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-30

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur,
DESIRES to inform the citizens Of Olym-
pia and surrounding country that having
become permanently located at this place
would respectfully offer his professional servi-
ces in the various branches of his profession.
With an experience of eighteen years as q
Physician, and strict attention to all who may
favor him with call, he would confidently
hope for q share of the patronage of the pub
lie.
Particular attention given to diseases of wo-
men and children, and to oil affections of
private nature.
~ Office at Turner Whites Drugstore.
Olympia, w. t., July 5, 1867. 35:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-30
OUR LATEST IMPROVED
New Scale PlamO.EOrtc !
Grovensteen e Co.,
499 BROADWAY, ". Y.


400 BROADWAY, ~ Y
VTVHESE instruments, ,aftcrtht Aattering testi-
monials from the first Pianists in the coun-
try who, at our solicitation, have tested them
In the sevcrest manner possi6le, have been
pronou need
The Finest Square Pl0no.Ferte
made In the World.
1t has always been our policy during the
Thirty-six Years that we have anufactured
Pianos, twenty thousand Of which are now in
use in the Uuted States and Europe, to give
the finest instruments at the lowest cost. Our
super rior facilities enable us to offer them from
to three hundred dollars less than any other
Erst Glass House.
The tone of these instruments are remarka-
ble for their peculiar Sweetness and Great
Brilliancy. Never losing their quality when
forced to their utmost capacity. The lower
register retaining its positiveness does not de-
stroy the middle and upper registers by min
Cling with them In disagreeable confusion.
The refined beauty of tone being equal de-
lightful to the unpracticed and to the most
cultivated ear.
They are entirely new style Of Piano, finish.
cd in the most superb manner, scith four round
corners, front and back, heavily carved legs and
Tyre. Surpentine Base richly. moulded. and
each instrument is full warranted for five
years. .H1tf-i.
July ~, 1857. 3s:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-30

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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-25
REPARAToR cAPIILL.

For restoring hair upon bald heads (fom
whatever cause Il may have fallen out) and
eorciDg growth Of hair upon the face, IL has
equal, II will force, she beord TO grow upon
the smoothsst face in from five to eight weeks,
sr hair upon bald heads in from two to three
months. A few ignorant practitioners have as
serted that there Is nothing that will force. or
hasten the growth of the hair or beard. Their
assertions are false, as thousands Of living wit
nesses (from their own experience) can bear
witness. But many will say, how are we to dis
tnguish the genuine from the spurious2 IL
sertainly IL difficult, az nine-tentls Of the diff
ferent Preparations advertised for the hair and
beard are entirely worthless, aud you may have
already thrown away large amounts in their
purchase. To such we would say, try tho Re-
parator Capilli; IL will costyou nothing unless
fully comes up 10 our representations. If
yOur Druggist docsnot keep it, send us one dol
Ar and we will forward IT,, postpaid, together
with receipt for the money, which will be re-
hirned you ON application, providing entire
.sGAainction is not given ADDRESS,
W. J.. CLARK 4 Co, Chemists,
No. West fayeue Street, SvRAcvsE, y. Y.
f. iieh. b--lyr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-25
The Difference BetVyeeD tho
English and the French.

A Cleveland gentleman who is now
travelling in Europe thus notices ono
of the differences between the English
and the French. Ho says:
"The Frenchman' s tendency to talk
is in striking contrast with English
reticence. Hero each railway car
rage is alive with constant chattor.--
Silence Is tho rule in England. There
you ask u question and are referred to
an Official. Here the query is answer.
ed with almost endless volubility and
repititon. The two nations. are quite
different, and 1t is not difficulG already
to see the source Of that mutaul dislike
which prevailed for centuries"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-07-25
AN APES REVENGE.

Captain Lanseer was in tenn porary
command Of the rniihary post at Pud.
ser, and had IN his detachment large
body of native troops. He paraded
his soldiers for inspection, and put thei
through thorough drlll. The evolu-
tons of the battalion we're performed
with promptness and precision and
the manual Of arms was nearly equal
to that of the best drilled European
troops | had heard that these Sepoys
were not so we'll disciplined as the
English soldiers; but Lanscer assured
me that their discipline was well nigh
perfect. In size they are smaller than
the English, but they readily adapt
themselves to the light uniform and
are very hardy.
Our second evening at Pudser was
spent at Captain Lanscer's quarters,
and after supper we worked our way
into story telling. a
"Gentlemen," said Lanseer, as VIC
filled our pipes the second time, 81 can
tell yon very curious story Of circum-
stances that have transpireu in this
place within q month. If you can
think of nothing bettor, l will give 1t
TO you"
OF course we could think of nothing
better, and the vote was unanimous
that he should proceed.
About four weeks ago, commences
the Captain, wealthy zemlndar,nam-
| ed HOosian Kahn
"Zemindar," interrupted Ben Gilroy,
"what that2'
A zemidar is simply land owner,
replied Lanseer. AS was saying, the
zemindar Hoosian Kahn was found
one morning dead in his bed, with his
| throat cut in a most shocking manner
II was not cut clean across, as sui
eide would have done it, bat it was
hacked frightfully. Upon the floor
close by the bedside, was found razor
covered with blood, its stout horn han.
lle broken, and the shank bent The
zemidar had beon an excellent man
respected by .he people, botn high and
low, and his shocking death was tho
cause of much excitement. And first
it was thought the murder had beer
committed Tor the purpose of robbery
but not an article had been tOlen from
tho house. The English wath. the
jewels, the purse, the leathern pocket
book, which, with the clothing in The
room were undisturbed. was calico
to the scene of murder as soon as n
was discovered, and with other officers
dId my best to unravel the mystery
phcre had been some struggling on The
part of HoOsian, as was evident from
the condition of the he'd; but he haC
not struggled much, We iounda larg,
bunch Of hair upon the pillow, wher,
the murdrer had held the head bacl
while the fatal work was being done
and this, together with the broker
+ handle and bent shank Of the razor
signaled to us that the assassin mus
have been fellow Of immense physi
cal power.
While was gathering up his hair
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uovv Queen Victoria Travels.

A London correspondent Of tho Now
Orleans Republican writes as follows:
"Speaking of the Queen, lam re-
minded of little ride which she took
tho other day, and which will show
how excellent are the English railways,
and the high rate of speed that is at
tanned upon them. Her Majesty.
accompanied by her family, came from
Balmotal, in Scotland to Windsor Gas.
tie, adistance OF 592 miles, in 18b hours
being about 80 miles an hour. No
stops, except those requisite for taking
in wood and water, were made. Great
care was taken TO insure the comfort
al the Queen. None ofthe public were
admitted to the stations south of Perth
and tho servants Of the company wero
instructed to perform any necessary
work on the platform without noise or
cheering. The royeISar must be Dell
icats. l 80 rsaa arae -
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ASTROLOGY.
The Void AslORiShed
At ruE woxprRrtt sEvEATIoSs
MADE By THE GREAT AsTRoLCGlsT.
Madame III. A. PEERlSO.

Sho reveals secrets thatmortal ever knew. She
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events, catastrophes, crosses In love, loss of re-
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property, tells YOU the business YOU are best
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name likeness aud charact ctoristcs Of the person.
. She reads your very tnOughts, and by her al
most supernatural powers unveils the dark and
hidden ny stcfcs Of the future. From the stars
,vo see IN the frinament--the malefic stars that
overome or predominate in the confguration-
hom the aspects aud positions OF the planets
md the fixed stars in the heavens nt the time
Of birth, she deduces the future destiny OF man.
Pail not TO consult the greast Astroogist on
earth. II costs you but tri1e, and you may
Dever again have 80 favorable an opportunity.
Consultation foe, with likeness and all desired
fnformation, So Parties living Rt distance
san on-ult he Madune by mail with equal
asAty rad alisiHctiou 10 thcmsclvs, ms II in
p"r-on. A Vll nud cNplici' chart written out,
p'ith ill tutprirs answered and Likeness cnclos-
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~. mud an co-i spoad,nce returned or destroy.
en- Rcierrurrs oi the highe.t order furnished
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7, o. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO, n. y.
fah S-lyr
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twelve feet. In short, the evidences
was plain and substantial. The lun-
goor was the criminal.
Gholam was happy man when it
was announced to him that he was
free and HOosian's widow was partic-
ularly gratified, for she priced the kind
mutger rs the best servant of tho es.
adjustment. The only recompense
which Gholam claimed in return for
the indignity he had suffered, was tho
teeth of the lungoor They were read
ily given to him, and he wears them
about his person, as so many charms
against future i'll.