davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-10
Rrnm a Harsn RInn

From n Horse Blanket DOWN TO A LACE
VKIL-Mr- g. NJ Robinson, OF Chatham Four Corners
n. T., writes: You may remember that in October,
1850 had OF you some sewing machines One OF them
OF goods from horse blanket down to lace veil and
IL has never cost cent for REPAIRS except two
dies Our girls from ten years old TX II with perfect
success and ease.-ILetter TO WILCOX Gibbs S. NJ Co..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-10
Chlldren's Lives Saved for so Cents.

Thousands of children die annually Of Group. Now.
mothers II you would spend nifty cents and always have
bottle Of DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT in
the house. need never fear of losing little
when attacked with this complaint 1t is now nineteen
years sl.ce put up my Lniment and never heard Of
a child dying of Group when my Liniment used ,
but hundreds of OF have been reported
me- Pnd many state If il so bottle they would not
without It, Besides which. It Is certain for
cuts burns headache oothache tbro dwellings
mumps, collie, diarrhGa. dysenery. spasms. old sores
and pains in the hack and chest No tries IL
who Is without it. IL perfectly safe when taken
internally Full directions with every bottle. Sold by
druggists. Depot So COrtantit street, New
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-10
A failure to give it soon settles your hash.

"A Vermont lady who has been collect
ing beads for 25years, in fulfillment of the
dying request of relative, now has a
string thirty feet long, containing more
than 1000, some of which are worth from
20 to $5 apiece.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-10
THE COW.

o. the COW, the beautiful COW.
Nibbling the hay from the fragrant mow
Into the thistles and clover so fresh
Poking your nose with q sweet relish.
Munching-
Munching-
All in a mash:
Beautiful COW, you VIII one day be hash.
oh, the cow the playful COW,
Meeting the pail with playful bow
Giving il generously all of your mix
Winking and blinking your lashes of silk,
As il
Streams and
Splashes,
With frolicsome dashes
A failure to give 1t soon settles your hash.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-10
Religious and Educational.

or /, 1876 Episcopal churches In the
United States, 269 bear the name of Christ,
POI of st. John, 257 of st. Paul, 24o of
Trinity, 172 of Grace, and 122 of ST. James,
Two New York clergymen, a few Sun
days ago, preached the same sermon, word
for word, and some of the papers of that
city insinuate that both of the sermons
were purchased.
The city of Philadelphia has appro-
priated million dollars To the building of
new school houses. The school authori-
ties have delegated a committee to visit
some of the Western cities for the purpose
of examining their school buildings.
The Catholics held an immense fair in
New York city on the 1st of May. Con
siderable feeling has been excited by the
fact that the city government granted per-
mission To erect buildings for the purpose
at Union Square, favor which would not
have been granted to any Protestant de-
nomination.
"A minister once prayed in the pulpit
that " the Lord would bless the congrega-
ton assembled, and that portion of it
which was on its way to church, and those
who were at home getting ready to come,
and that, in His infinite patience, he would
grant the bcnedictiOn 10 those who reached
the house of God just in time for that"
The congregation came on time after that
Episcopal Bishop Randall, of Colora-
do, says that he found that field, which he
supposed to he entirely fallow and neglect
ed, already filled with laborers, and flour.
ishing. The JeSuits had bong been at
work. Splendid schools and academical
institutions are in full operation State
money to the amount of $1,000 had been
granted to them. Most of the Protestant
young ladies of Denver City and neighbor-
hood" he says. care the regular pupils,
and the next generation of Colorado bids
fair to be educated with as intense hatred
tons as are the hidalgos of Spain or the
peasantry of COnnamara"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-10

Has she call to be wife whose
husband love weighs naught in the balance with
her next door neighbor's damask curtain or velvet
carpet?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-10
One of the largest pictures known to

One of the largest pictures known to
Photographic art has JUS been completed.
Ii is of the east front of the Washington
Capitol, and is four feet five inches wide
and three feet nine inches long
Iron Mountain, Pilot Knob, Bogy and
Shepherd Mountains, with other iron hills
of less magnitude, it is computed would
yield 1000, 900 tons per annum of wrought
iron for four hundred years
"A clever Irishman, Burns by name,
claims to have invented new method of
solving mathematical problems. His sys-
tenn consists OF making use of colors, and
by these he is able 10 solve problems which
lave puzzled the Cambridge dons.
Parton, in his article on sewing ma
chimes in the last Attantic Monthly, COM
putes the whole number of machines man
ufacturcd up to the close of last year at
10000 and the present rate of manufac-
ture at about 200, 900 per annum.
The "shin-bones'' of the many thou
sand oxen that arc killed each week for
the New York market, fall into the hands
of Mr.. Peter Cooper. The muscles are
taken from them, and the clear bones are
worked into parasol handles, in imitation
of ivory.
Eggs with iron shells, will be fact at
the Paris Exposition. A Berlin chemist
causes his hens To produce them by feeding
them on preparation in which iron was
made To take the place of lime. The eggs
may do very well for transportation, but
how about the chickens?
"A Paris correspondent tells tough
story about some tough iron at the EXhi-
bition. A piece as long and thick as a
carriage pole is tied in a knot like ribbon,
without the slightest crack or flaw Rail
way bars are likewise bent double without
- break. This is done while the iron is
cold.
General Grant has ordered that COM
pany of cavalry shall accompany some
Professors from Bloomington, Illinois, on a
scientific tour to the western slope of the
Rocky Mountains They will be gone
three months, and will be furnished trans
portation and subsistence.
An obvious improvement has been in
PRODUCED by Birmingham manufacturer,
which consists in making silver forks
whole and followed or fluted for about
twO-thirdS the present length, leaving the
prongs of the sufficient length of half or
three-quarters of an inch, the implement
becoming thus a partially "split spoon"
convenient for small PARTICLES, liquid or
semi liquid ingredients, peas, and the like.
"A recent English patent presents a
Very simple and efficient application of the
endless hoist principle, commonly used for
grain and flour, for building and general
purposes. Two parallel endless chains
pass over parallel pulleys widely enough
apart for the hosting boxes or cages to
swing clear between them, and are con-
nected at proper intervals by iron bars,
from the centres of which the iron cages
are suspended. Four OF these pulleys
being arranged equi-distant like the four
wheels of a car truck, at each end of the
hoist, permit constant succession of cages
to pass each other going up and down, re-
naming always right side up.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
BORT Waroen's Notirc.
LAND IN VIRGINIA.

SsLEGRAPa TO rsz TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Thursday May 30. 1897.
There is o movement now going on among large
landholders around Alexandria, Va which, carried
out, will improve that part of the State. Some Of
the largest landhoders in that section have come to
the conclusion that unless they their endeayors
to get high prices for their land and do away with
their preudices against settlement of outsiders they
will never improve or enhance the value of their
property. They have accordingly invited all those
citizens owning land to join in convention 70 bs
held in Alexandria on the 18th of June so that they
can have interchange OF views and II possible, 70
organize an immi grafton society. Certain plans VIII
be for the consideration OF those
and also the of procuring an immediate settle
ment of lands by large numbers OF foreign nnml-
grants Independent farmers, and mecnanlcs, nos
paupers. but who are capable OF defrayng thelr
expenses and besides capable Of paying for the lands
that they may get. They appeal TO the landhoders
to act with that wise foresight which combines IN.
terest with generosity, and TO hold out q liberal
encouragement to the settlement among them OF the
better class of immigrants by selling them the ANAL
credits of several years, II necessary. Those who
issue this appeal say that if the landowners sell out
alternate parcels of large tracts they will nnease
the value of their property 500 per cent Arrange
ments have been nearly perfected by leading men for
bringing over large body of Poles and these
gentlemen only need some encouragement from this
Convention TO fully carry out their ideas Some Of
those who will participate IN this Convention VIII
announce that it is far more advantageous for the
landowners and the State that the former give away
pro rata share of ther possessions than to acc 81
they now do. IL the owners bind themselves TO sell
portions of their property IL is very probable thst ~
per acre will only be asked for good land.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Auttion Sales of Real Gstate.
w II. MILLER Asctioneer.
by JOHN son IL MILLER,
- AucTIoNEERs AND

hBA EbTATB BROKERS,
Ne I'd kAsArsT, CEpAR-sT., HKv-ToRH
Hees stores Lo Country so rented
estng Loans neeo,sted Auction Sales Sek Furniture Mdse S
os IUkSDA at u O'clock the Exchange sAsroon, NO.
- III Broadway, Eev-lork, .
SPLENDID RESIDENCE at Elizabeth ~ j. only 20 minutes rom
kesiork Eighty passenger and from the daily FINE
house ahd ~ m lots OF 2ID each the corner J
seTst and Dehanpae late A. Edgar
seven minutes walk from the depot Location unsurpassed splendid
sUoungs house contains and cold furnace
cellar &c grounds tne laid ou choice trees fruit and sbSuooe
rs NsssAu or 70 NJ MEEKER the depot Elizabeth ho will
shoH the premises
WEDNESDAY, June S, at II s'eloct
AZ ne Exchange salesroom No III Broadway. ~ n ,o-
SPLENDID ATLANTIC (BoyLBVARD) AVE- AND PROSPECr
PARK LOTS
A-sTIc B9uLEvARD AVE- south west come. o
ful shade
BLKyKsrHAyE bet Sixteenth and BItOn 10 Lots being
entire front each side
sIrkEsTl side feet lol north of gl.Tenhss
re Lots
east .e lO inebe, north Of Eleventh avels
sIrTHAvE southeast, Middle SIS Lots
srrTHayE north west corner Nneteenthst--2 Lott.
Terms veyeasy. Maps at Office No rs HassaHst
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ The Undersigned in order 10 close estate viii sell az public
Anoon the premises the 4 day OF June 1867 at o'clock
deceased bank the Hudson River about mile
north Of t village Of Marlborough Ulster County and about halfway
btseen tho cities Of Sevburgh aud Pongkeepde with te steamers
Thomas Cn James w. Baldwin and Mary Powell landing each way
Perry Newambugh and Marlborough Landing
connecting Eh Hudson River Railroad commanding hne view
Of the nyi between those two places The premises ~
cultivation
the premss large new twosory dwelling house containing IA
and carriage house combined good wei OF water
and cs k Conditions made known day oi sale Title good snd
premises of For further particulars inquire oil the IN
dernghed Dated At Marlborough, MAY 8 ls6. o.
sESsfR S6Ss i yiwsGT y; EATTsoS' Executor,
JAMES. HAVELAND,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREMEN May J-rn steamship Atsnhe-Ms Jossphins
Pearson a fsnsks Hansobpasgr Ms k1ng sister and i've
children A. behearer O. NJ kewYork; Leere wife and
tso children jersey CITY Bremen Mr Cransr wife .nd pest sa
Franescoi Jacob kc San Jose Wild and family Hern VIA Co
dG Falls T. e. ebenees PtbaFgh all 10 BreRen Mss Rosahs
scbseer DR. Webster Mss Webster
VokaDer Newl0Tk; Miss G. NJ Z. Mos,
Philadelphia Mr. Ia%s Harding ST. John B. al 70 souhanp
H. Hanson 81 Tholnasi Mr. Rirbosi Mr.
Ludlsm. NewYOrki Mr. sa,ssn Jarvis and m, New fcrf
M w Fanning NewYotsi MI Shaw ssd lady. Phladephis
lady Aentovni Michael M.s MT Henry Rsele Detroit
San Francisco cspt ' steshm'Hu' NJ T. S.rbssisT.
Kgpen and Fisher DAYTON H. Csprs Detroit Byekass n Y
A. Tacyer n y all to Bremen. W Ledis n r. 70 London M
ehs Eck and LADY Cincinnati Lopdon Jacob Otto and daughter
Y Abrss H. Chart Francisco ell TO Bremen Christopher
Kicker and family, Detroit John Carlson Chieog3i ~
Mr. VOL, Stern n Y; Hcmenek BrookyDi MI Henry
Mee lady and infant " Mr. Henry wilnnde Cincinnati MT D.
Kshue Cncinnat Mr. A. Oa LEetie Holm T. all 70 brenen
Mrs Mary m " W 70 Southampton M Johann msdore h.are
john Peters, Anton
wolf aae family Mr. Ferirand Rudolph Chicago; JOho Beb r.
Mr. Fred Chicago all and ITO the steerase
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

In the Supreme Court at Harrisburgh. Penn- At
brewster has applied for againsa
the etysbur2h Asylum for Invalid soldiers TO prohbis
the scheme OF lotteries gfs established by that
p0ratI0n. ...|I .lLgat
A Kansas farmer has locust trap. He scatters
hav around his wheat the ocuss gather in II at night
and he sets Arc to it early in tie morning Ho as saved
his wheat.
They have girl Of 10 years in aprivate rymDasuns
at Roxbury Mass. that lifts $40 pounds le - ~ tB
Lifts 400 pounds, and VI IL that LIFTS 4Ca uCabd@
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Gonntrp Real gsiaie for Sale.

IA GOO ACRES of Coal, Iron, Timber,
l. t,OOO and PAm Lands in wst vhgDa FOR SALE
eh Superior for arng and for growing tobacco grain and aea
Timber and coal can be soasd from the land the 0hs River Aa
dress j. r sYPHBR, Thbeas Once
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.-

FROM LONDON AND HAyRB May 3l-rn steamship Belons-W
Lewood Henrietta Lewood Mrs Martha Rofe and fsmiy Mrs
German and family Mr. and Mrs Baubach Mr. and Mrs Benz
Wright Mr. and Mrs John Caswe and family Mr Martha WYATT and
VIM Wyatt
FROM HAMBURG, May 3l-Tn steamship BavaaBse Schien.
G.
Weisees II. siemon David Nathan G. r. Uler A. vagel
BREMEN, 3-In steamship DeutschAndAE and Ms
Hoke H. Gentwortb j. Hufer W Hoffman, Adeph Rebsrg
and family Susan Lspey j. Pauline aud child Wn We'll and family
l. family p Humme, Brown, T. lines. L. Hermann
Diner Newsdter Johanne sehuhmann Sehuser d. '"
and lady Leigh Col John Gowen Gee. Croyey
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

Westminster Church, Twenty seoHda bstssso suth ana
seysnths the Rev a p ARCHIBALD D., P.or-ssre.s
the above Church TOMORROW Sabbah June 81 ~ S>s~s
and Subject in the Eornasi Inspiraton Of bs New
Iestament" stfangers are Invited.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Brooklnu Real Gstate for Sale.

E'OR SALE in Brooklyn-A first-class OUSE,
with four lots in desirable neghborhoed Inquire the premise,
of sCHOLBY fourth house west Of Broadway or o
THOS REID Co. No. 269 Washington-st, hewlork
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun TIA Moon Rises .....-t0z
=
Sandy Hoof....6:55I Cows Island. 7:6 Hell
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

ZINE chance fer an enterprising man.
before "a oeock to-day
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Jnternal Repenue.

INTERNAL LREVENUE.-NINTH DISTRICT
OF NEWYORK Ofce No. 50 West Fortyfourth st-Notee
hereby given ali persons residing doing business the Ninth Coec
ton District Of the Twelfth, Nineteenth and
NewYork that the Assessment
Rolls x in with the Act Of March 1865 be a this
the 5h and 9th days OF June
which time and place appeals win be received and detnned
valuation enumeration All
sppeas must be IN writing specify particular eans matter
thing respecting decision requested and state the ground or
principle complained Of Every liable so
tax income license carriages gold gilt watches bhaao
whose does not appear
on said Rolls viii and penalty for neglect make
HOhbh FhANhLIN AssessoI
RNew- York May q, 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Uitp Real gstate for Sale.

A FOR SALE-Two large, first-class, three
IN brownstone trout HOUSES all modern
House d 6o lot lO5 built In beat Aay
wishing house please examine them Apply premises
Ps frst between Broadway and No u hy hr
81, between Eighth and Nnihayes O. W sLNGBRLASD.
AT II. L. RIDER;s, No 80 Pine-st., are found
n buyers for piece Of REAL ESTATE ever offered BY man
E'OR SALE-In Forty-eighth- ST, new first
class vel built brown stone front HOUSE stories basement
and cellar high soop; l33 feet inches west Of Bghsve Pnee
s6gO Apply JAS BLACKURSI, No l53 West foy ghthst
OK FULL LOTS on Fifty -sixth-st., between
- First and second Sold low for cash. exchanged for good
HENRY L. RIDER, No - Pine,t
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
IVA GAGB-in large EOAn improved property the eS
ofNew-YorL Applyto W. A. COiI' No Fine-o
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

MORkIs wilkins, Auctioueer
/ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
DEN, MEADOW, AND wILLoW-sTS, HOB0kBN, N j., AT
AUCTION
H. LUDLOW Co viii sell nsuetiou, TUESDAY June 4,
1887 o'clock at the Eehsnge saesrocm No I'LL Broadway
Trinity ung NewYok by Of the Hoboken Land and Improve
Compsay following desirable lots situate At Hoboken within
hofi distance Of the ferries The location h healthy and easy OF a
within block Of the property The streets
graded the curb aud cutters set and some Of the streets are no"
being paved Nth the block pavement
HCDSONST.-i2l lots between Ferry and Newark ss
GARDEN STll lots SIDE between Ninth and Tenthsa
GARDEN II side between Nnth and Tenthsts
DBNsTl4 lots west SIDE between Tenth and Eeventha
MEADOW S-3 lots Hde between Ninth and Ienthss
MRADoWST-i between Tenth and BeveutbstA
MEADOW STA lots Ninth and TenthstA
WILLOWSTl4 lots east side, between Ninth and Tenthsts
The property vii be soh plots 10 suit purchasers The terms OF sale
will b. liberal Pull particulars Of the property and printed term,
sale be obtained the Anconeers Ohce No Pine or
Hoboksh ferries amer wednesday May l5 1851 (J4JD
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Professional Notices.

CHARLES NETTLET0N, No. III Broadway.
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER for every State and Territory
~ c. ANDREWS date of the Seventh and
". Thirteenth Army COp has resumed the practice Of law Address
St. Cloud, Minnesota
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all other Special
~ Diseases Male and Female Tenth Enlarged Edition NOW
READY By C. D. HAMMOND d. formerly Professor SPECIAL
s So WARNER No Veseyst; GODFREY No. s23 Broadway
MACPARLAND Twenty birdt and Broadway or the Auhor
No 236 Fifty 6t between Second and hdaveh where he
. reliably consulted AZ usual
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
y of sTRICTURR yARICOCELE, HEMORRHOIDs F1STULA
ndhe more Pelvic vee under the exclusive
control Of EDWARD DIXON D. Editor Of The SeapeL Once
hours from - and TO evening" at Dr. DIS residence
No. Hnhave.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
T0 MACHINIsTs, MANUFACTURERS, and

II CAPITALISTS
EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, Auetioneer
Desirable FACTORY PROPERTY north side Of Ffy hrd be
Five and Bssi River to be so at auction on TUSD'
the Exchange Salesroom Trinity building No
III Broadv Messs LAWRESCEk F0ULKB, Auetoneea The
inches the bung 2o7 stories brick heated with
lighted throughout u horse
,hag betting puleys kc all complete and perfect running oderi
Lalhes with full and complete sets Of tools turning
tool. saws 6c &c large complete and perfect
particulars Machine Shop Forge and room for casting with
chnss Maps and building kc and parreuars
ofs. of Aueioneers, No Ill Broadway
V'HE BOSTON WATER-P0WERC COMPANY
will der for SALE at AUCTION, at the hbRGHANTs
EXCHANGE BOSTON WEDNESDAY the 3h DAY Of Juoe next
At O'clock day 10000 feet Of sAsd Coemovs and
We,cbee Part and Norhamrto Springfield
Worcester Concord Rutland keSon Pembroke brookDe Onion
Dsuog Stabhope St James EEee and MArooroaghais Terms
the stoek Of the CompsJ
so per share, the option Of the purchaser.
Bos,ot Msy al 1861 q. r. p BRAMAs, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
A SPLENDID F0RTUNE al RamseY YiIlage


ri
~ SALE half ane contains 500 acres go In eu&
perfect title ubnbere; in good repAr ane residence stables
bands cotton gins peach and tpp
orchard good water heathJ; best plantation IN Georgia S
land Cumberland County Tennessee tTscts 70 SUIT
purchasers beautiful county aehsaiful climate hahe section n
the production o fruits vegetables grains Anc
unsurpassed Community entirely loyal Hundreds
from settling address C. b. DUNCAN eaTs Anson
NnnaAN Nen n.Nnrk
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

A. Glen Ayen Cortland County ~ y. an eIcelegs paos ~,
-ug llth Tcratus rrgt Pleasant ea'g', "p
r., ass ala sesBsy circular ~ L. h'4'u ''Vp'''
"a T. ILGAAS, fbyuelaA
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01

S20,OOO. .isgea q eos9tiJ mile. from SssieTl
an the features Berkshire County Massachusetts
and sslubnty has been for many
Homestead o family had occasion 20 can physician dunng
,, ypoe nd VII the heAihiness Of the air There
fam large house with modern impro' ents new
rbose barn stable all needed outbunf cehone ihl9dl,
d Ter 1 acres of valuable woodland 6O tuHs Of ay,
npisf o rut ornses large vegetable garden laai
t. w. ke an extended ~ miles from The lights OF tie
Ind e nlles iroa - For family d~nrg beautiful hone.
DE Ar sl - az 1rssa4l tlsH As4's Ia AZ AZ
Isst. .fLCa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-01
Gonntrn Real estate for Sale.

A TTRACTIVE HOMES, one hour by rail-
N Productive FARMS Co. the garden Of hew Jersey
Buf Country Bloomfield Madison Mostovn and on the
uson splendid the Mohawk valley Great bargains IN Saf$
stoga County Country property bought sold and sIehsng
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
N cmse miles south OF Philadelphia pnce only go per acre
hes grain land Also improved Farms hundreds are ~
Ting Information Address lands PrOpetor 'hf
land. EewJersev
At ORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ FARMS beautifully situated one hour ron
New Yort SALE low Also Country Seats and Houses TO LET for
the season year BLACKWELL SMITH, No z4J Broadway
KevYork 9toIl Orange corner Main and Cobes eto6
A FARM of 10 acres in vicinity of New
N Bnnswiek from NewYorki buildings large and nearly
new soil ofthe quality we'll fenced and wEered Price $ COZ
from 30 TO 80 su
all SMITH hARDENBERGH No l51 Broadway, Basement
4 T RUTHERFORD PARK, N j., 40 minutes
IN from Mount Rutherford Company are BOW Of
JACOB SHARPE, Gen. Agt
and Agent Country Property Erie Rsiwsy No Apne,t
A TTRACTIVE C0MM0DI0US RESIDENCE,
~ New London for SALE chesp immediate Iposeson heahial
bathing and fishing unsurpassed; 6ne view OF harboT
DELASo T. SMITH, No 100 Broadway
A FARM WORTH OWNlNG.-18 acres
N beautiful LAND large uidnri fruit VIII than pay the in
investment Price s2oCo JAQURs No 2s Broadway
A BALTIMORE RESIDENCE in a fashionable
~ SALE exchange for property near New
York. BIGGs HORN, No. n Eassanst
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-05-16
Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-renoun-
ed Astrologist and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant,
while in clarvoyant state, delineates the very
features Of the person you are to marry, and by
the aid of an instrument of intense power, known
as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce a
perfect and lite-like picture Of the future hus-
band or wife of the applicant, with date of mar
rage, occupation leading traits of character, &c.
This is no opposition, as testimonials without
number can assert By stating place of birth,
age, disposition, color of eyes and hair and en-
closing fifty cents, and stamped envelope address
ed to yourself, you will receive the picture by
by return mail together with desired information.
Nas- Address in confidence, MADAME GER
TRUDE REMINGTON, 2. o. Box 297, West Troy,
New York. [22.lv