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By STEAMSHIP TO MAY rs.

The Inman steamship City OF Baltimore. winch isfs
Liverpool 1t four O'Clock r. the 18th and Queens
town the Iosh May arrived 1t this port early yssser-
day morning. bringing European files correspoa-
dence dated 10 her day Of sailing In detail OF cable
dispatches. The main points Of tho mail reports have
been anticipated by the advces Of the Hermann and
Germania published In the HxsALo Sunday aud Monday
MORNINGS
stated that In letter which he lately addressed
70 the English Minister At Florence GarbsdI msliy
sets forth his title the Governorshp OF Rome 70
which Once he states himself 70 have been elected BY
the Roman people In 1882 and from which high estate
be denies that he has been legally deposed In
the eyes OF Gsribaidi the Pope il mere usurper
and his position temporal sovereign logically an
teDabls.
From C0nstantnops, May H. we learn that the Turk
ish Minister for Foreign Affairs received letters from
Syria, dated the 7th Of Nay stating engagement
had taken place between the Turkish forces and nsur
gents Rashymo tho northern coast Of Crete the
insurgents stated TO have been defeated with loss
Of three hundred and twenty killed
Intelligence received At Msrseilles May H. from
Athens dated the 9th OF May states that three Tarsh
vessels fired the Greek steamer Arcadia while land
ing supplies and ammuntion. The Arcadia made her
escape and shortly afterwards returned dnsh her
task. She enabarked Cssdaa weuaded aud resarusd
Syria
Al meeting OF the Geographical Society in London,
Sir Murchison expressed tho hope that Dr. yngstons
il alive, and that he would return in triumph to receive
the congratulations OF the society.
The London Times, abiding 10 the late reform pro.
ceedngs at Mr. Gadstones residence, and the speeches
OF the reform unionists, says
II frantic words be taken to indicate the ruin aud
desperation Of once great party then the liberals
done for altogether.
The London Necs, Telegraph and star regard the pro-
cecdngs at Mr. Gadstones interview with tho reprsssn-
ves Of the National Reform Union the beginning Of
q reform movement
The London Ne,os declares that the liberal party will
not be bound by the ministerial Reform bill
The Ministry Of Police OF Austria had been abolished
Herr Hazmann who for some years political
refugee in New York, had been elected Burgomastsr Of
Pesth.
The crop accounts from all parts Of France said to
be highly satisfactory.
The owners Of the Great Eastern said to be unw-
ing 70 pay the claims made upon them for wages until
competent tribunal has decided the amount
to which the entitled. That determined tho
owners will then be in position to institute proceed
lngs Of their against the French company which
chartered ths'ves1i t-
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THE FEMlAn coMvlcTs.


Denis Bowling MulcaAy and tho Men In Port
Iaad Prissn-WiH the Men In America Aid
Them In Their Appeal to tho Hoase Of
Lords s-H0w Important Legal Results Can
he Obtained. &c.
TO THE EDIroR or THE HERALD.
No hERRI0s TsRRACsl
DuBLIx May II, 1857
Sk-The writ Of error in the case OF my brother
Denis bowling Muicahy, 10 to be brought before the
Houss Of Lords this session procure the
sary means 70 proceed with the sis Two II the
eminent lawyers In England Of opinion that 1t will
DO crowned with success: that is ~ mot only ny
brother who would benefit BY H. but prisoners tried under
the Same Indictment, among whom arc Luby, 0'Leary,
Kickham and O'Douovan Rosa the foremost men in The
Fsnian organization. For my brother alone would be
loath 10 make public appeal He has borne his fate
unfinchingy any man. and Is ready 70 endure TO the
end. Bus when consider that In his case must
any ionses-indssd have already delayed too long m
making appeal TO the Irish in America, whether
Fsn'ans nos, who love their native Land and sympa
thixe with the men who have suffered and suffering
After the publication Of oDonovsa Rossas letter aaA
the statement Of the treatment Of the convicted priD0n-
srs, both Of which documents know DO genuine II
10 needless for me to enlarge on she horrors Of ponA
and hearts arc ever open g ii. day to melting chsr
VIII NOT close them whom their assistance much
needed The money must be subscribed q onos the
writ Of error TO BE- argued before the House q Lords
this session
Should my brother plead - paupsr which, Of oeurss
would be very painful only 70 him ms, but
al those who have any sympathy with the prisoners,
the required would not, ! am told, be more than
E10o II be plead, ~ be should, Independently, the
suy would cost E3OO
Although Of she large sums subscribed for national
purposes in America much has been sQuandsred and
misspped although the generosity Of the people has
been much abused, have doubt still sxisls and
that do not appeal to II In vain.
Hoping you will Kindly publish this letter and adve-
the for which write am, sir, truly yonrx,
CATHERINE MuLCAHf.
p s-Mr. Pgott has kindly consented TO receive any
subscriptions which may be forwarded to the Irshwa
newspaper ONCE No. 50 Lower Abby street, Dublin.
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MArAMoRos, May %, 1867.
The liberal force which took possession of Quert-
tare has started for the capital.
/ Commander J. D. Pagan. Of the Mexican navy,
has been ordered by General Berriozabal to CON-
lhand an expedition against Vera Cruz.
The liberals have taken possession Of the steamer
General Sheridan for naval purposes.
So ends the struggle in Mexico.
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Louis Kossuth sn che Political Situation.
TURIN Nay 81, 1851.
N. Louis Kossuth has written letter the state Of
political affairs In Hungary In which he condemns the
course Of action which NJ Dsak, the leader Of the
popular party hAs seen ~ to adopt m the Hungarian
Diet and in hts dealings With the imperial government
Of Austria and bamss him for swsrvinG from the true
path which Hungarian patriot should follow.
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No article world hAe had extensive ssie -
DRAkEa PLANTATION bfrTkRS. They nrss sold be-
thew sak bs good. They now sell bocassa
thew good They have stood the tea -
time q weak imi.a,crs and Of uuprncpied ecsnsrts.s
bottle and they always made 70 the original sanAa
They used In Al the government hospitals
BY oians and known 70 always produce N inA0
date bsoencai chso Fer oisrSynsu. merchants awyer
They create healthy appstite they cure Dyspsp
strengthen ana invgorats; they srqe al
melancholy brilliant No person who feels fataA vse
hngud depressed unable TO seep 70 eat labor e. p onte
society. AFFORD y Be without this agreeable and csstAA
tonic They sold everywhere.
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rlLssaAu From MAJOR GENERAL REYNOLDS.

NEW ORLEANS, May ~, 1867
4 despatch via Brazos, dated May 81, to General
Grimm, at Galveston, contains the following
I have Just received Official information from
eerriezsbaI and the United States Consul at Mata-
horos that Queretaro was captured BY the liberals
bn the 18th inst.
Macmillan. Mejia and Castillo are prisoners.
J.J. REYNOLDS. Major General.
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SHIPPING NEW s.


Arrived.
steamship Valley City, TomLn. Alexandria, o. WIN
mdse. TO James Hand xth inst on Great kge Hsrbor.
spoke schr q Weaver from Galveston for New York.
Brig Essex Bucklin. Matanxas days with moinsses, ~
Sailed In company with brig Hyperion for Bossoss
and schr Charles Dennis. Tor New York
Wind at sunset, .. light.
For OAer Sapps~S News Sec NislA Po0s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

GLASGOW May A. Evening
The steamships United Kingdom, Captain Smith, and
Columbia, Captain cArnasbsn, both IRON New Ywk,
have arrived IN Vie Clyds.
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cuNOlTIun Of sisHcp LYNCH. OF ToaosEo

BUFFALO, May 81, 1857.
Bishop Lynch, OF Toronto, T. w., who has beon dam
gerously III a. the episcopal residence this oty. -
slightly better to-day.
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M Ex | G O.
FALL OF QUERETARO
Macmillan and His Generals Captured
and Ordered to be Shot.
Ths Liberal Army Moving to Join
Diaz In Front Of Mckee.
Vera Cruz to be Attacked
by Sea.
ekETcNes OF THE IMPERIAL PRISONERS
70. 90. &e.
SPECIAL TeiHsaAn 70 the HERALD
MArAMoRos, May ~, 1867.
The following was received at headquarters
here last evening
CAMP IN FRONT. OF QuERErARo,
May ia P. M.
Vera Cruz to be Attacked
by Sea.
ekeEcNes OF THE IMPERIAL PRISONERS
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.


CAMP IN FRONT. OF QUERETARO,
May ia P. M.
CfrIzEN MINISTER OF WAR:
!, At three O'Clock this morning La Cruz was taken
by our forces, who surprised the enemy at that
point. Shortly after that the entire garrison were
made prisoners, and our troops occupied the
Plaza. Meanwhile the enemy retreated towards
khe Cerro de IL Campana, which our artillery
Forced him to occupy in disorder.
At about eight A. NJ. Macmillan and his gen.
Drals. Castillo and Mejia, Internationally surren.
osred from the above mentioned point.
You will please give the President my congratu.
lations on this important triumph of the national
army. ESCOBEDO.
! The oongratulatory response Of the Minister Of
War is published.
La Sombra de Zarogosa. of San Luis Potos,
says that the Secretary Of War forwarded an order
Eom President Juarez to Escobsdo ON the 18th
jpstant to immediately shoot Macmillan and his
generals.
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Al VIM. EvsrdcIPs sons lQ4 Fulton stree.
Y.Ther cold pressed Wedding Bists, Cards aud En-
vciopes, patented Nay IL. 1857.
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broadway Bridge, Unlike the One in Venice,
viii bridge SMILES II the gentlemen who cross u
have Just made purchase At KSoxs store s2 Brosdway,
Of his style OF hats sefsatisncd smile VIII
his appreciation of the In his personal
appearance At the SIS Broadway they may also %
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All the Hixhsss Premlsms. lS66. 1Ellipsic
Wilson Co. Sold only by Elliptic NJ Co.. 5s5 Broadway
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Aner the Sf0Pm gbe Hunnhiue.
After the darkness tho daylight.
After Q cough cold freedom and relief.
Provided PORTERS CoUGH BALsAM H. ssed.
Depot ~ Barclay street.
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Cd ~, .sa r. u s.d ,, re.
Nav fork 80 -
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A.-A.-A.-s2H'22ec2b n GOLD.

PAPER COI.LARS-S w. II. WARD, OF No. % nfoad-
New York. will the above reward TO the Unaen
Paper Collar Company, providing they will 20 on With ~
aud selling paper collar: the money 20 be paid in twso
four after the United Sates have decided ehag
they hod valid paent aad have ths sole right to msaa
fsclure paper collars
Union Paper Collar Company are not willing 70 bring thed
iafo thsy know to b fraud the Das
1c and they think much better plan 10 intmidaGs -
dealers.
do 10 you with mons, which. given TO me
will win give any dealer, whether he buys o0e-
lara from NOT, bond Of Indemnify 70 inswy -
against AN loss from the uuiust proceedings 81 tAs Us
defend The salt, whick viii DO my sxpsnss.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Lsnden Money NEarkes.
LoSDoa, May 27-l0 A. T.
Business on the gteok Exchange has not yet opened
but genearlly thoughs BY well informed parties that
ooasols and United States nvsAwsnsy bonds win open
at the closing quotations Of Saturday evening The i'm
preston also prevails that Illinois Central Railway
shares will rule shade worss while Erie Railway shares
will show slight Improvement
LONDON Nay 21-Noon.
Consois Tor money... .y6N
Illinois Central Hallway snaEes I0A
L0SDox MAJ 27-2P.M
The money market u nrmsr and consos have ad-
vanesd V snos the opening. They are nov quoted at
0Sx for money
AnBRi0AR ssCUarrxs
quoted Ct THE hour - follows:-
United States hve-swenttes. TAX
Illinois Central Railway shares. 70
Erie Hallway shares. 20
LONDON May s7-Evsning.
Consols closed ct Osk for money
AAnIcAH SECURITIES
closed q the following nses:-
United States nve.twenties. 72k
Mnolo Coutral soAfs8. 10
Ex1e RAILWAY suAfcs. SSH
~ CmuGms1r.l Rnwr~~~
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Bachelors HAIR Dye.-The Best In the
world the perfect Dye harmless rexDs nsiAntsn0r
oux. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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soS nsorms,on 4. ~ srSs PAD q
DouooOn: sna AZ Kinds q csa ard ssa was.rss Mr
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Pongse Crsques Shades.
Paris yaad home made. 100 M
ioa1s o 4B Broadway
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Or. ,. x: schepck, Of PhNadeIphts, ON Ac-
Bond street. New YORK, until furthsg notice.
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Burnetf's hnlIisfo On. as q Wash Tor BeamtI.
flying compexon has equal II distlnguished fcr
soothing properties and IL admirably sApe
"a 10 ali conditions OF tho skin. removing Tan.
snnburn rcckes Redes and Roughness OF theiskn &C.,
crua tkapped Hands and ssyns the irritation caused
BY the mosquitoes aud other annoying insects.
Sold 5H broadway.
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Brrtiett,s Reversible sewing aIn~htnrs ARE
the cheapest good machines Depot sss BROADWAY, New
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Cure warranted Money Returnod.-DF.
FILLER Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy permanently oursa
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 0out: warranted harmless.
Agents DEhAs CANNES a Park row; HEhBOLD, -
Broadway.
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,oaxsrs L5oos IA 70 the neglected teeth. we
hali sooo n nader yosr saspces - tne nesceeo
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Crisfmders's Hair Dye. The Best Ever Man
ufsc,ured WholesAls and retail, also applied 81 Ne
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Tse r~.. Poetry ~ Hasmshisg I. iiinssrnss e,
ny " mounied the hsppsst lasts Of GENiNs NO.
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Choice Paris san UMBRELLAS.
ISAAC SMITHS SON CO..
Broadynv.
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THE Paess reLesnAms.


WASHINGTON. May q, 1867.
The following has been received at the State
0spartment:-
The following telegram from New Orleans. dated
Nay 2s. 1867. WAS received At the Department Of
tats May n, 1867, at 1855 A. Nj
%. Hon. WILLIAM Il. 1EwARD:-
have this moment received the following dss.
SAN LUIS PoTosr, May Is, 1867.
GxNBRAL BRRRIoxABAL:-
Nj EsrRExxD FRrrND-viva Ia Patria! Quere-
caro- has fallen by force Of arms this morning, at
sight O'Clock!
Macmillan. Mejs, Castillo and Miramon are
prisoasrs. BENITO JUAREZ.
NEW ORLEANS, May ~, 1867.
A despatch from Brazos, via Galveston, says
y letter from the American Consul ct Monterey
6oa6rms the report of the capture Of MAMMALIAN.
Tho reply Of President Juarez to Minister Camp
bell recounts the grievances Of his party in con-
bQusnce OF the conduct of Maximilian He JUS
knss the previous executions, and declines to
bronise the safety Of Macmillan in the event of
his capture.
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LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of New York.

LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New York.
r. 8 WINSTON. Presdeut
bond and mortgAge United States Stocks.
SN1B ass e.
Issues every approved description and EndowSal
Policies sslcoted lives = moderate rates revruss9
surplus annually to the Policy hedss 70 BE- use4 eaeA
payment 81 premiums or 20 purchase sddltienaa
RiOHARD A. McCURDy. vsos Pessiasas-
SHEPPARD HOAANs. ActuaU.
j I:aas 4 1' sr1..,, se'r's-r.s'
Wsrd - Housewives.
many ladies oaresssly allow impure. dss1s~sas
unpalaabs Extract Of Vanilla T. BE- used b. sssvant.
who obtain what Il offered 70 them b. dealers. Buzz
NRrrs CONCENTRATES EXTRACT or VANILLA
warranted psrfeey free from Tonks Bsas Or other In
puss and 70 the qelicat9 sad true favor Of
hnsst Vanilla. All Of BURkETfs FLAyORlN0 Ex-
TRACTS are warranted 70 possess perfect parity and ees
strength. N.t& Ns
They neatly put up ave and ten ounce bo4te
Wholesals and reai by tho uopraeeors
BROADWAY METROPOLITAN BUlLDINGl. Also ~
many pOcers aud druggists
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srsskss .s CO., 5. !: . I'd q S. ::a . .s.
shs .s.s,s Rr:.s:: I.
Wilson Co. Sold only BY Enipsc NJ Co., 81 Broadway
sr s. SsS:s sss'ss
9s.aw.y Rr.Sss E.ts ,ns One in ,ysnss
just made purchase Ksoxs store 2i2 Broadwsys
show his appreciation Of the Improvement personal
sppesrancs. At the store SIS Broadway they may also b
BsteheIor l.5 DysIThe 81. o! \. the
oa S.' f act ny IL Barclay
The chsapsss good machines Depot 90 broadway New
yss re l.. No equal ass ss.ri
and .oGas " ssa i qemo"u fs
saasura Rsdas. .aa Roasapes. isssi,s
BY The mo.auIsoes aud other annoying insects.
M: .na ys:s he. s .sS. Ever s,
As'of h"'so.
Choice Parts Non s.,. aI%eIfs.ss.;
spi. .ssdst ai:s:.:: s.
Ear Ihruat taArrn sna Smco IN run We
Defiance Fire and Burglar Presr Safss.--Also
second hand safes for sale cheap al W Murray street.
..Is s.. * RI ., y. "a :. .s. A.
Bond street, New YORK, until Turtles notice.
X.
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Psngse Crsqncs sshades.
ISAAC SMITH sos = ".
.Keys, HAYS I.esscSy. srSax rate. psa q
boubloon: and Al Kinds O Gold sad sIys Hr
TASLlRx CO. s.ass-- :. : -
Tss w.,,.~. r..rtrous -"Neu're q Dali
,ooxsns ssa 70 the neglected scetb We
Ihall soon n xnrove under your auspices - oe nek
teeth said t6 sosodont
ne 1870 5S,ss q Ssayer STRAW and snk Ridng Hats
snyi.rss mounied the hspp'sst taste o. NO.
II. H:ws ssfISSee Gs 81 e asss S .ssscr
ss~ins msshlneh President. 6s sroadwsy. New sors
vhssIer r. Wiissp's Lock -sssit ch ~ wlns Mss
sAlss sSa butos: bss AechIne. " ~ beaawss
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are given by br Albert RrtissaS, Assistant Surgeon
United States Army
DR.. Hartsun examined by the committee aud pro-
duced and verified the report made by him 70 General
Baird His report Is as follows
INV ORLEANS. La, August Is is6x
GxSKRAI--I have furnish the following sum.
mary Of Killed and wounded in the riot July 81, 1865
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Believed by killed and wounded. OF whom could not
get absolute fzctskled (colored M wounded (colored
~ Very respectfully, your obedient servant
A. HARTSUFF, Assistant Surgeon U. > A.
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that occurred after that 70 aaks In the build
ing; remained in the Governors paror during the
whole day; missiles Of various knd, bricsbats boets
were there was open lot just a the side the build
ing and could occasionally sec, through TIN curtans
rupted firing and yelling in that lot for ime tho
lot, learned Afterwards, was occupied BY Amily Of
Dr. william n. Hire, a member Of the convntion,
gives the following narrative OF what took place Within
hts sight in the hail:There was some confusion n the
hall; many shots were fired In the hail. through the
windows during this time and Afterwards the windows
down when the streets were cleared, Mr Cutlc,
finding some confusion in the hall, said, "Sit down
sit down; II you have not chars sit down on the foor
everybody I" believe that was what he said Afts!
sns sns attention Of everybody wa: directed 10 The
Presently the doors opened; looked around and saw
some police and citizens make their appearance Fol.
lowing death like silence there was vosy hred from
the door upon those inside.
q BY whom was that volley hredf
A. By people from the door; the door Vas pushed
open and policemen and citizens fired, want 70 be
particular in that staement for eysyoody IN the hall
would know whether what am sisang correct Or not
n appeared 10 me that they discharged their four or SIX
sbooiers as rapidly peesiblc as soon as this was
done those in the hall seemed to rise simultaneously on
ther feet took bs chairs or whatever they could lay
hola os' and ssuSe them back.
q Nee these members OF the convention, or other
pvrssas who were therss - cannot exactly tell you
men and ALL rushed TO the door; did not CO. FOR one;
when found that pistol shots were being red, not be-
ing armed IN any e poos 80 .sa
repulsed il seemed ridiculous TO me that men should,
with chairs battings and pieces Of raillngs contend
against armed force, regularly organized this went
until believe they repused some four or five
times; believe IL the fifth time that they got pos
session OF the hall; this lasted. suppose, about an
hour was the opinion OF those IN the nan tnat mill
taiy assistance would soon arrive appeared 70 me that
70 go death, aud that TO remain was certain death
said 70 Governor Hahn had better 60; would state
that after each voey fred and the police driven back
some people left the hall; spoke TO Dr Dostie aoou,
tho Third or fourth hre and he sad, They wiz kili
me-they are bound 70 kill me-" that seemed 70 be the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-23
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight. to enable her to impart knowl-
edge of the greatest Importance to the single mar
ried of either sex. While in a state of trance, she
delineates the very features the person you are
tomarry and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees to produce alifike picture of the future hus
band or wife of the applicant together with date
marriage position in life, leading trais of charae
ter &c. This is no humbug, as thousands of testi-
monials can assert. She will send when desired 8
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing &
small lock of hair, and stating place of birth. age
disposition and comp exion. and inclosng fifty cent
and stamped envelspe addressed to yourself, yor
will receive the picture and desired information b.
return mail. All communications sacredly conf
Dental. Address in confidence. MADAME Z.
THORNTON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
rnar25 25-daWly
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WOULD NOT "BILE."-A man in Clark
county having made preparation for big
dinner, selected one of his finest turkeys
to boil. Dinner time came and with it the
turkey, but to carve it, he could not, the
fork refused to enter, and the knife refused
to cut. Fearing some fiend, in human
shape, had made an attempt to posion the
family, the turkey was sent to chemist to
examine for the deadly poison. In the
meantime the servants were closely ques-
toned, when the truth came out that box
of "Roback's Blood Pills. was accidental
ly thrown out, and the turkey eating some
of them, they had taken all the ''bile" out
of him. t- jul17-d6w1w