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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
THE FINANCES.

EiN-t-NNi-Is
The president presents the condition Of
our finances as one TO which the early at
teution of congress IS invited. vt the be-
ginning Of the war the bauk-note circnla-
ii.n OF the country amounted 10 little
more than S2G0.9O00e0: now rircu
Isti0n OF national bank-nu,es aud legal-ten-
ders amounts TO nearly 500, OU0, goo
The president Is Of opinion that when this
amount IS compared with gold and silver
It's commercial value Will lac compressed
into $50, 000001 He thinks it is the
daiy Of congress to legissa!e in such a
manner as will insure the holders Of these
notes against loss. lie can see no reason
why the farmer, the soldier. the mechanic
should be paid in a deprecated curoency
while another class. no more descry ny
are paid in coin--god and silver. lie os-
tima,es that more than $500 600 900 yet
remain in the country, and that this shows
how completely an inferior currency will
supercede better Ii is unreasonable to
eIpec, a return to 4 souhd currency SC
long as government by continuing to issue
irredeemabe notes, fills the channels of
circulation with deprecated currency.
The reduction Of the public debt for
the fiscal year ending June 30th, last, was
s9l 900 ,664
In the present circumstances of the
country, some Que must he held respous-
ibIc for official delinquency Of every
kind. 1t is extremely difficult to say
where that res nonsibility should be thrown
fit be not left where it has been placed
by The constitution. But all just men will
admit that the president ought t. be en-
tirely relieved from such responsibility, il
he cannot meet it by reason Of restriction;
placed by law upon his actions.
tbs ARMY.
He gives few figures in relation to ex-
pcudtures for the army and says the OK
pense of TIE military establishment is now
three times as great as they have ever
been IL time Of peace.
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS
are rerrescn;ed rs being in hatterlne
condition.
The president closes his message with
some remarks on
TIE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE,
which has altogether ceased, and he
think. under the circumstances it become
question whether We shall not propose
to her msjcsty's government suspension
or discontinuance Of the stirulStlons foI
maintaining naval force for The suppress
OF that trade.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
,lean evidently feels hurt that
any Id fight GRANT on any ground
but principle. " VIII the learned
ge inform US what GRANT's prin-
Clip 2? They are hat the people are


doslrous OF ascertainins.- Ben
WADE would Ike to fnl out and also
what presidential candidates generally
would ike to know Until GRANT makes
his 8 principles public We shall endeasor
to brave tie whitening denunciations of
the Republican.
The toadyins Of great men, "so-called."
IS sn Accomplishment which has been
somewhat extensively cultivated by reFub
leans They have beea running Wild ;"
tor the past three or foar years, over i'm
,aense broods of paper heroes generated
b. the war, GRANT among the rest. The
day is dawning, however, when men in
public position will lie estimated by .acir
actions, and will not be bowed down to,
and worshiPped simply because they may
be reputed " great general" or great
men," Until that day comes he l'ePaJ-
lican can lick GRANTS sores until it Is sat
isfied. II can crawl ia the dust and ashs
before shoul5er-strapped gentlemen If it
chooses, bet We leg to he Counted out
So far a. giving our I" chances Of eternal
life for one approving nod from the Cd
veteran is concerned, we cheerfully adj
nit that if they did not exceed the COM
bined chances of the editors of the RepuJ
lican, the transaction would not be a very
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

The New Hampshire Democratic State
Convention. which met on the l4th inst.
nominated Johl c. Sinclair. of Bcthle-
hem, for Governor on the second ballot.
receiving 33l votes to 200 for +. \ Hib-
bard, of Tacoma Colonel George ii.
Pierce, of Dover, was nominated by acc'a-
nation for railroad commissioner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

To another column of to-day's paper
will be found an account of horrible
outrace committed On the wife of a re-
.rectable citizen of the adjoining county
Of Kosciusko, by negro; and of the fear
eul pun shm.nt by which the fiendish de-
.,rov.r was overtaksn. Almost daily we
cad az similar occurrences in IA c
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

A Miss Cunnin CHAM, who was connect
Ell with the famous Burdell Cunningham
case. is plaintiff in a divorce suit in Cali
fornis
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
FALMOUTH, sAEsEANA:
DElEeCnsvaC CONVENTIONS!

DETcC1aTgC CONVENTIONS!
There will nc a DEMOCRATIC con
VENTION he'd at the COURTHOUSE
IN PLYNOUTu, On
Saturday,, Dc. HI. g o'cloeE, p. T.,
Tor the purpose Of selecting delegates 10
represent Marshall county in the demo-
cratic safe Convention to be held at Iudi-
snapolis, on the 9Th day CT January,
1868; and ior the purpose Of taking such
steps as MAJ be deemed necessary for the
more effective orgaaization Of the deEuoc-
rscJ Of Marshall county FOR the great pc
li'ical campaign Of next year
The basis f.. representation for this
conYontion will be the same as at the lass
county convention, which will give
BOURBON, .................l5
CENTER, ........ .....-..... %
GERMAN, ........... :
bREEE, ............. 49,.
NORTH, $4,000. $1,000
ok, .-..s..... --....
IIPPECASGE, .......s..,.,...
tFlos, '.'' - - -
" AbNCi, .....s.s. $500 IL
" Est,
The democrats OF the several town
ships ar. requested to meet on THURSDAY,
December 10th, st the usual places Of
boiling township conventions, for the
purpose CT selecting delegates to the
county convection. The great crisis
through which the country IS now Pssaing
calls for every dcmocTa. aud conservative
mar to discharge his duty Let there be
q general turn out
By order DGaocaATIc CsS. COMMITTEE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
Of 1870 Presidents 1sss-


The extreme length OF the president
message prccludes its publication in our
columns. The following brief synopsis
contains all the important points
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05

'.Now have 4 &c E. o. rcs-d sor clean lnadui.eT
ted chee <. bat g Art nus said sc-' h VIE insisted
upon riding nm lel ON: That's -trel'in tie thing
little too far. 80 won't have Grant: " II. yon
u4>ac,ii-d scamp. don't all know dat y0a WOO
give your chances Of eternal lie for approving nod
from The Old VETERAN. ltrcnirts Of tie fellow WHO
applied At hog-e ior l0drirrs. Tho fnocset Ian
dow compile times. broke three Of n.5 rlb- and
threw him i.Io ne street We'll said he. - 5idut
.sy. ! ihoughJ perhaps their beds We're liill and
n.yer Insist .'5Iis Grant. says the = .-te.rsf.
VIII the editor ten rt,t he refer TO. ! there
another Grant. Bah, For the sake &C Tie national
credit for comfloa ,-e. lrt such t~addle cease.
from what source Il NAY Grants sr,at General.
great Not individuals and parties alone. hEI M
tOn- admire md praise him. Il be chooses accept
nomination the hands If the Republican any
either party let those Who di.cr with him in principle.
fight him rpon that ground, and beat hm il they can.
nEt ii down and him or cndcavor oat o.
sheer nd malice i-E0re his greatness. il %
silly suntertuge that we would spare
ioGr serace
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-12-05
O. EzzI. RAMPAGE.

The VALPARAISO Republican, woalG-je
literary paper, but present retailer OF vui-
gar Anecdotes AMI obscene c3auatrums. is
exceedingly vroth at . few remarks made
by US III Cur issue OF ;hs li:h in relation
20 GRANT. After quoting a part Of oui
article, the Republican favors It's readers
with the fol- sing specimen OF chasle i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-14
Passage and Freight at Reduced Rates.
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK.

April 2itl. l5f-. July 4th 1867.
NAV Z auI 1I;h, August 10Th ana 5.th '.'
June 10th and 3lth " Sept. 10th.
And every twenty days thereafter, leaving On the
saturday previous when "a Regular Sailing Day
comes on sunday. For further Information apply
20 the WORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP co
WI !. WEBB, Pres. p. y. CAREINGTOS, AT
5fEAchlnge Place, NY. NJ West So. cor Warren,
y Y.
LAWRENCE s RYAN, No. Do Broad 81. Boston,
Agents for New England States
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Spiral 1otirss:
NO CURE. ALL.

But If you want a medicine that will cure Chron-
&c mot infammatory) Rheumatism, Mumps, Sore
Throat, Swellings, Old Sores. Bruises, Toothache
Headache, Insect Stings Pains in the back and
Chest, also, internally, Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Colo, Groups and Vomiting, you have 1t in Dr..
Tobias Wonderful Venetian Liniment. 1t never
fails when used according to the directions Every
drop Of it put ~ by Dr. Tobias himself and he
has done so for nineteen years His medicine is
known throughout the world. The best physicians
recommend it. Thousands Of certificates can be
seen at the depot sc Cortlandt Street No family
having children, should be without 1t in case of
Group. Thousands Of Children are saved by it
annually. sUse it when first taken according to
the directions. and you will never lose child.
Ladies viii find it valuable in Graduating pimples
and alotches. Only 50 cts. and 81 per pottle Sold
hy druggist throughout the United States and
in Europe, Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street, New York.
june6dGwlm
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NOTICE.

THE existence o. the Bank Of Burlington, char.
tered by the legislature q the State Of Vermont
and located at Burlington in said State was ter
inflated azreeahly TO the laws o. said State on the
I-th day ~ September A, d. 1866, and netice 10
hereby given that said Bank VAL redeem It's cut
standing bills. 49,.
The following act oftAe Legislature Is pabAshso
BY direction Of said Bank
By order OF the Directors
{. A. SUMNER, Cashier.
Burlington. Dec. 18th, 1850.
AN ACT relating to the redemption Of Bank
Notes.
II is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State u Vermont
sgc l. After the expiration Of the charter Of
any bank chartered by thi. State, or after the
termination % the existence Of any such bank
agreeahly % ne laws Of this State, such bank
nav cause notice to be published in al
the weekly newspapers % tue County where
setting forth that said bank will redeem its out
standing bills the day OF the expiration OF It's
charter or the date Of the termination Of its eIis-
tence, and copy Of this act, and upon due publ
cation Of such notice neither such bank nor its
officers shall he liable O. any action FOR the nonre-
demptiOn OF any Of its 0utstAndn. bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid al the
banking house Of such bank.
SIC . After the expiration Of the charter or
after the termination Of the existence OF any such
bank as aforesaid such bank shall cease 70 be sub
ect to the operation liable to the provisions OF
ths six.y-third section OF chapter eighty-nine Of
the General Statutes.
SEC. B. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov 10. 1856. Wes"ly
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The advertiser, haviR; ,sen restored to health
in a few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, ard that dread disease Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferer
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge, with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, Coins, and all Throat and
Lung Affections, The only object Of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is 10 benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
eeves to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it viii cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, FIRES, BY return mail, will please ad
dress. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings Co, New York.E
mar Sd layfyIyr
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mr. scuEyCK the LUNG DOCTOR

The proprieto- Of sCHESCKS PULM0NlC
SYRUP the inventor Of SCHtNCK'S REsPlRO-
METER, the only instrument that can 70 q certain
ty detect the slightest murInur Of the respiratory
ms Is Of great importance TO DR.. sCHENCh, q
k5gvy tie exact condition Of the lungs. whether It
l. Tuberculous Pulmonary, Bronchial, Pleurltlc
or Dyspeptic Consumption, and whether IL Is JOIN
lungs or only one that are deceased.
Itrequires constant and long practice TO neeons
familiar with every sound or rafting OF MssAsgi
bronchial tube Patients come 70 Dr. sthENCh
70 get examined that have been exsmin6d oy theI
family physician, who told them that their lungs
were almost gone when by close examination
Eith The Respirometer, il is often found that u Is
an Affection Of the bronchial tube and by getuh
a beslthy aston OF the liver AMI tone OF the So
,aach tie sufferer il soon restored TO health
Snstiue s medicine that will stop cough IS certain
Scstb t0 the patient. IL locks up the liver, stol
sbs cremation Of the blood-bsmorrhsge follow
~ in fact stopping the action Of the very orsai
that caused the cough. ,,- . ...on-
mr. Scheuck will be professionally at M room
10y week. q Bond street, New York and ~ mar
-, .,reet Boston, from A. NJ. until r. M H.
,;ves advice free, but for q thorough examlheus
Ti,b the Respirometer the charge Is y, LIS meI'
ces are for sale By all druggists ana dealers az
/ = frii supply at all times at his rooms fr1ce {
/ a. ppimonic Syrup and seaweed Tonic, eaen q >
-, bottle. or 81 80 the half dozen Mandrake n
! Il .snts ner box, GEO. c. GOODWIN 90. :,
Hanover street, Agents for Boston. for sale py 81
! druggists.
wswltlam No4
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GILES M,CNALL,s ESTATE

STATE or VERMONT The Hon Probate Court
District Of Chitendcn, for the District Of Chit
tenden.
To al persons interested 10 the esta:. Of Giles
McSall late 0fColcoes,er In said District deceased
GREETING:
At Probate Court holden az Burlington within and
for the D.Tic Of Chttenden on the 1th dav Of June
A. D. 1887, Instrument purportiug % be the last will
and testament % Giles McNa late Of Colchester in said
District deceased presented 10 the Court Aforesaid
for Probate. And il IS ordered BY said Court that the
9th day q july A. D. 1s6I 81 tho Probate Court Rooms
IN said Burlington, be assigned for proving said in
sument and that notice thereof BE- given % all persons
concerned BY publishing this order three weeks
ccssively in the Burlington Free Press 4 newspaper
printed in Burlington previous 10 tho dIyappontsd
Therefore YOu are hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court Al the time and place aforesaid AID
the probate % said will, II y0H cause.
Giver urcer my hand a, Burlington n said na-
t4c- ais ilth c,5tf jung l. D. 1877.
T E. WALLS, Judge.
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LOREN c. BaTEs's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lV'he Hon the Probate
DISTRICT or oHffTESoES - Court for the District
% Chittendrn.
To all persons interested IN the estate o. Loren C.
Bates late Of Essex in said District. deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington within and
flr the District Of Chttsndcn the first day q June
A. d. 1861 an instrument purportine be the last
will and testament d Loren O. Bates late Of Essex In
said district, deceased presented % the Court
aforesaid r Probate, and il Is ordered by said Court
that the 22 day Of June A. ID. ls61 at the Probate
Court Rooms in said Burlington be assigned for prov
in said Instrument; and that notice thcreofbe given 10
all persons concerned. by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
Newspaper printed At said Burlington, previous TO the
time appointed
Therefore YOU are hereby notified to appear before
said Court Il the time and place aforesaid and contest
the Probate Of said viii II you have cause.
Given under my hand AZ Burins ,on in said District
this first day % June A. ID. 1861.
T.. WALES, june.
w.ws
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Death TO Pin-WOrIns !

DR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP is
l the only remedy for these most Troublesome
and dangerous # all worms that infest the human
system II Is also the most effectual vermfuse Tor
all other kinds Of worms in children. Purely veg
etable; safe and certain. valuable cathartc,
and beneficial 10 health. Warranted 20 cure. Price
Is cents q. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston, and all
Druggist
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
RheHHt afiSRl Cared
Eruptions on the Face Cured
ScrOfuIa Cured

BY TREATMENT VITA MINERAL WATERS.
DO away with an your various and often perm
,ious drugs and quaok Medicines, AID use a is-
haths prepared with
"STRUMATIC SALTS"
ess salts ar. rssde from the concentrated l.
quors Of the Mineral Well Of the Penns- Salt Manu-
featuring Co, in Pittsburgh, and are packed N An
tight boxes. One always sufficient Tor hath
irections are attached. Iaterntiy
"Strumatic Mineral Waters"
In bottles OF one and half pints. One sufheienS
for days use. Sold by all Druggists generally
REYLoNDS. PRATT co. No. los Fulton Sire
New York
MERRILL, BROS. 4 CO., 2ls State St. Bos1'a
Wholesale Agenta
Oct Y lss6-dsves-lYr
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All those suffering from Chronic DISEASE, M
PURITIEs or THE BLOOD, the effects Of SELF ABUSE
in its various stages, &c &C should have a COPY
Of DR.. ID. ID. CHAsL'S GUIpR TO HEALTH. for which
we are sole agents for the L. s. Prescriptions
therein are given in Plain English. Price 30 cts.
Addressed EDWARD PAXTON CO., Boston,
Mass Agents wanted in Me-, 2. l. and Conn.
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ANATIoNAL MEDICINE.

One can hardly pick up nevsl aper or turn
street corner nowadays that he does not hnd,
staring him in the face, the announcement that
Pref so-and-so has Just discovered a medicine which
is panacea for all the ills that flesh is, or NAV be
heir to. These wonderful" discoveries Usually
have an existence Of a few months, then disappear
from public notice. The Of their sudden ex-
tinguishment Il pparent. They were humbuss
At the outset all medical preparations have an
EQUAL chance for success, as all are equally IN
known; but tie chsf is soon winnoWed from the
grain by the practical test which an unprejudieed
public applies to all things There are but few pre-
variations Of medicine which have withstood the
impartial Judgment Of tho people for any length oil
time One Of the few which We have now in mind
and which has been a long time familiar 20 nearly
every household in the land, is the celebrated
HosTETTERs STOMACH sITrERs. Their al
most universal sale and use, and their emphatic
endorsement from all portions Of the com
mel the admission that they must be specific ior
the ailments for which they are recommends
Letters before US attest their ecAey in diseases Of
the throat, bowels and liver. In that truly ter
rible complaint dyspepsia, Shere these bitters arr
manufactured their sale for home use is immense
This fact alone speaks volumes in their iAver'-
Erfraets from the MgscsfiHs courir, io'rd, f''-
Ise JuIsiawIw
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Mexican a.vie.- 90 ,ps 81 instant nav.
b.,u receives. Gen. MIumaa was sr..ila--
ccrsu-iy DO .s4m Dos wound. blu. M-u1-1
wa expcut,l icw hour G.rcr TIE amp4tl-
ton of nis l,g " hen Macmillan gave up
hi- sword g. E-coluIJ b. said 81 -l.l -l1tr
20 Yea nay sword owing to -u Iu.,ll -c1-
SON without winch ta-u. -rlN 81 sun would
l-ve seen yours Ia my hands tsc0ietJ
had ordered d court martial @. #s cmHIe 90
-a. 29.- Tor tie trial JI Pie E,-f-gJr.
The following lrJcllm.,-. d aa- been issued
ly Macmillan
C1uhtr1nleq --Alor t..e ;aia- aud I.-ri
oti-ln of the republican forces a-yc l.-.Ia ygd
INV -ceI ire in this place of @, which % tenacious
dufsnse was indispensable, lo -iye the honor II
my cause alter a bloody -.-s- in which the
Imyeriai and Republican salsi,rs have clm-
vetei iu aaHcEau1u and t-lIa,gS. / Sll eX-
plaIn myself came 10 5i,XIc3 not only
suma,ei 4ith the best faith Jl insurIng
Iae felicity oi all. and each ID Us. but called
mud protected by the LLreror of France
NAPOLEON tuc Iliri. lie O. tue rl4icule ~
France abandoned LIZ c.a-lily and iniam
ously, by demand of t.e United States, after
having us,lessly sreu, lare-s a-4 treasure
ami shed the blood % Co.,. jas a4I Your ySn.
" ben tLg news of ny tail aal oath reaches
Eur1uc. all the m1u4IcHs ll --ar-euaEne 3
country VIII demand % -ay N-p5,clnIc dy-
nasty an ace unit 20 mg blood and %. the
German. Belgian and fI,reu blood shed IN
Mexico Then VIII y ~ i5an The Third D.
covered with shame ir.m head @ foot 10
day be las already s-,u tIs Majesty the
Emperor % Austria, uy august brother,
paying for my life to thc United States, and
myself a prisoner Of war in thc hands OF the
Republican Government end witn my crown
IA my head torn In pieces.
C5lnfrtDan here are ny iu-t words.
desire that my blood may r.sencrate MezIe.
and serve az a warning 20 aii ambitions and
uu.autous princes aHd that you viii act
Nlth prudence and tlgJhfuiue~s and en9tlC
with your virtues abe political cause OF the
lag yau sustain.
MACMILLAN
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ABSER L.pD,s Esr,Tr-

I'VE TIE 81 B>CRlBERS, having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Court for n.
District u Grand Isle Commissioners 20 receive e1-
anime anil adjust the c.ims and demands ofal person.
against the estate Of Abner Ladd late Of North Hero
In said District, deceased, and all clains and
deuznds exhibited in Offset thersto, do hereby give
notice, that six nths from the 18Th ily Of Apri ssT
allowed BY said Court 20 the creditors d. said de-
ceased to exhibit and prove their respective claims BE-
fore Us, and that We will at,end TO the duties
Of appointment AZ the dwelling offs. h Ladd widow
Of the deceased in North Hero in said District on IL
5h DAY Of October, A. D. 1861, from O'Clock in tho
forenoon I'LL O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day
Dated az North Hero this 9th DAY Of NAV A. D. 1891
JABEZ LADD Z c..
IRAN ALLEN, : Sonlhii--ioherS
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KNnNr THY DESTINY.

MADAME L. T. TBoRSroS, TIE great English -
trol,-ist. C.airgoysnt and Psy-i ,l-ltrlcian' Who
ms astou. shed the ssientii: classes OF She Ola
World. has nov located herself 30 Hudson, y v
Madame Thornton possesses su-a n-eTlul powers
OF second sight, as 10 enable l-- ~ imTaIt knoNi-
es-l Z tie greatest inDortl-- b. tie s.4-le %
married OF either sex. While in slate qf trance
she delnea.es the very features q tie person you
aye to marry, and by the a'l q al instrument Il
intense power, known as the Psyehomotrape'
guarantees to produce q lifelike picture Of tie
future hls' and or wife Of the applicant tose-ir
with date II marriage. position, leading traits o.
/ character, &c This Is no humbug, IS Thousands q
1 testimonials can assert. Sic viii send when de-
sired a certified certificate or written guarantee,
that the picture is what it parports 70 be. By en-
closing a snail lock OF hair. and stating place Of
/ birth, age, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself, you viii receive the picture and desired
Information by return mail. All communications
sacredly confidential. Address 10 confidence,
I MADAME z F.THORNTON,
P. o. Box 20, Hudson, y. Y.