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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01
Board of Equalization.

The objections which we made, some time since, to the Board of Equalization, as at present constituted, are fully sustain ed by the report of the Legislative Com mittee having the matter in charge, made to the House on Thursday last We quote from the Courant:
 In the matter of the equalization of taxes, tn, i committee reported in favor of continuing it tt next session. They had hoped to bring the rat, to something like equalization at 75 per cent, bu | they had failed on account of the immense inc quality found to'prevail. Some towns had assess ed cows at the average of SIS, some at $40, ant some even at $50. Tho committee reported tha it too late to remedy the matter this year i Report accepted. A resolution annulling all tho doings of the board of equalization was opposed and inefficiency had been shown by the board, bu were not ready to advise sweeping a measure It was laid on the table.
 A resolution was also passed deducting $2OO,O0O of the $4lS,OO0 added to the grand list of Wethersfield by the Board ot Equalization.
 The House evidently had no confidence whatever in the present system and refused at first to pass the resolution continuing the old arrangement. Finally, however they passed the necessary votes and ap- pointed the following Board:
 lst district, Nathaniel H. Morgan 2d William l.. Loomis; 3d, JefreyO. Phelps 4th, Andrew L. Kidston; 5th, Isaac T Rogers; 9th, Willis B. Heminway: 7th Joseph B. Congdon 9th, Samuel B. Wheeler 9th William s. Standish 10th, Albert Wilcox 11th Zerah Farman 12th Noah W. Hoyt; 13th Davic Greenslit 14th, William D. Carroll 18th, Charles s. Russell; 16th, Clark Buckingham; 17th, E Grove Lawrence 18th, William Wadsworth ; 18th Edward W. Redfield; 2Oth, Moses B. Harvey 2lst Huntington Lathrop.
 Weregret that the matter has not received the consideration it deserved, and still ad here to our opinion, that no adequate equal ization will ever be made without a thor. ough and careful assessment by .State in. stead of Ioun authorities. A valuation need not often be made in that way. but an occasional one is certainly necessary to enable board of equalization to compare intelligently the grand lists prepared in the usual way by the respective towns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01
STATE ITEFls.

LUTHER G. RIGGS, editor of the Merideh Recorder, was on Wednesday morning of last week assaulted in his office by ex-post-
 master Rogers and brother each armed with cowhide and revolver. MT. Riggs suc- ceeded in securing one of the assaiant who had struck him, and the other was secured while in the act of aiming pistol at Mr. Riggs head. The assailants have each been indicted. The affair doubtless grew out of statements in the Recorder relative to the removal of MT. Rogers from the of flee of postmaster at West Meriden.
 A few days ago the 10 A. M. express train from New Haven for New York, struck a little boy on the crossing at Southport, and threw him & distance of several rods Strange to say, no bones were broken, but the boy was terribly bruised.
 Two footpads robbed s. P. Harrison of Waterbury of $6O, on the 23d inst, near that city. They climbed into his wagon from behind, seized and pulled him over backward, chloroformed him and then took his wallet. When he clme to, his horse was walking along the road, but the robbers had vanished.
 Arecent attempt to start Young Mems Christian Association at New Britain failed chiefly through the opposition of the cler- gy, who preferred to have their young men labor through and for their particular churches.
 THREE new churches, one Episcopal, one Congregational, and one Methodist, are now in process of erection at Meriden.
 THE new dam of the Housatonic Water Company, near Birmingham, is already building, and the apron or platform IS to be finished this season.
 THE gross receipts of the West Haven railroad, one day last week amounted to $2OO.
 HOWARD BARNUM, teller in the Pequon- ock National Bank of Bridgeport, has been ascertained to be defaulter to the amount of $49, ,OO0, and has disappeared. Young Barnum is nephew of F. T. Barnum, and had been in his position in the bank for about four years. He was until recently, the foreman of Americus hose company. Fast horses and fast women have proved his ruin. He married into one of the best families at Bridgeport and his wife, in fee ble health is spending with her mother q few weeks at Saratoga. Mayor Hawley is president of the bank, which will lose about $2, 900 above the amount of the bond of $1O,OOO.
 SOME of the readers of the Courant may remember that several years ago 0 young Chinese man by tho name of Yung Wing graduated from Yale College, ranking as the first scholar in his class in English composition. It is now reported that Yung Wing has been appointed by his government, Sub- -Prefect of Kiang Su, an office corresponding to that of Govern or of Province. In his commission it is distinctly stated that the appointment is made in consideration of his knowledge of science; foreign languages and literature. -Cou,Htnt
 A. B. ROGERS and G. W. Rogers was tried at Meriden on Friday for tbeir as- sault on Luther G. Riggs of the Recorder. A. B. Rogers was bound oyer, and G. W. Rogers was fined $5 and appealed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01
NEW MILFORD.

The friends of the Rev. David Murdock will be pleased to learn that the honorary title of Doctor of Divinity has been con- ferred on him recently by Union College, of which he is graduate.
 On Saturday, July 27th, match game of Base Ball was played between the 1st Nine of the Enola Club and the 2d Nine of the Weantinaug Club of this place, on the grounds of the latter Club, of which the follovinp is the score :
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01

nS~ It has been proposed by many of the members of the late 18th Conn. Vols. afterward 2d Regt Heavy Artillery to have a reunion of the Regt. some time in the month of Sept. 1667 All members of that organization who are interested in this movement are requested to communicate as early, as possible, with Col. l.. W. Wes- sells, Litchfeld Conn. giving their views as to the time and place of holding such a meeting
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01

man be found in the condition of mere hirelings, except those whom vice or misconduct or igno- rance or want of self-restraint, renders unfit for ass"clation with the honest and intelligent and sef-denying."
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01

THE Directors of the N. r. < N. H. rail- Toad have done creditable in thing pre- Isenting five shares of their of their st ock to
 Dennis Colgan, the draw tender, whoa few
 weeks since, fastened the draw at the risk of
 his life, thereby saving Q train of passen- tgers from destruction.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01
Tennessee.
We extract the following defence of the Brownlow admi nistration from the cores pondence of the Indianapolis Journal.

We extract the following defence of the Brownlow dministration from the cores pondence of the Indianapolis Journal
 It has of it's own motion, abolished slavery in a state exempted from the Emancipation Proclama- tlon of MT. Lincoln. It took the lead in nassino a colored civil rights act It ratified the two feder a! constitutional amendments; the latter after a pltter two weeks struggle with the President It passed the colored testimony act. It enfranchised loyal colored men. It passed common school act providing for the education of all children with out regard, birthplace or color. It enfranchised foreigners after six months in the state.
 The spirit of the opposition is illustrated by the following extracts:-
 1 one of their leading papers in Nashville. says: As we prize the traditional traits of Southern ! character, we must frown the Yankeefyine Com mon mon ochool system: Everywhere it's introduction S anS ree tooMea oy the same malign influence auo results: II we would not contribute our mo. ney to radicalizing the $ land we love we r,nst do away with this thing" '-o''
 The Lebanon Herald, one of the leading county organs 2: ans or the Etheridge party. says:
 | Ihere IS left ln our opinion but one conrsa for | our people to pursue-discharge every naoro bond on your farm who had voted the radical tieLet anJ fill his place with white man withdraw your |lrr patronage immediately from every man. woman o o,. child, black or white, who avows himself radi- G | cal.' 'en lao'i-
 MT. Etheridge, Conservative Candidate for Governor, said in recent speech:- s'I urge you to forbid all intercourse between your families and those of radicals. Do not asso- ciate with them, or even suffer your children to play with thers and let the universal prescription of radicals be everywhere proclaimed to be the solemn duty of all true conservatives. Nay. if I were unfortunate as to have a radical son-in- law, the only tribute would pay to his memory when dead, would be to pour upon his grave as an indignant ibation, quantity of bad whiskey." | The City Attorney of Nashville, a member of the State Central Committee, and one of the Con- servatve representatives of this county in the last legislature, said in letter recently published in the city papers
 have no hesitation myself to say that every man, white or black, who shall vote the radical ticket, when this vote means the disfranchisement Of his feHow-citzens. ought to be marked and dis countenanced. He ought not to be patronlzed or encouraged in trade or in anything. The ground he walks upon should be accursed. Ispeak this of those who know enough to be responsible for their acts Those who need instruction, should be taught how this thing is. If they heed instruc- tion, well; if they will not let them take the con- l sequences.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01

Das- By statute passed last week by the Legislature, the Supreme Court will hold a session for this County, at Litchfeld, on the Second Tuesday, the 18th of August, 1867.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-08-01

Umpire-Mr. L. N. Jennings, Weanti Scorers-T. Sherwood, H. s. Mygatt Time of Game, 2i hours.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13
Special Notices.
TO coNsuMPTIVEs.

The advertiser, having been restored TO hes' IN
in a few weeks BY very simple remedy, 'i'sr
having suffered Tor several years wnh se'e''
lung al, ction, and that dresJ disease ConsunP-
tion-is anxious to make hnown 10 hs ieIo"-
sufferers he mrsHs OF cure.
To all who desire il, he will send copy oil
The prescription usrd Gree OF CHARGE with the
directions Tor prrpinng a,d using the same,
which lb5y viii Sud sure cure lor consOmP.
ton. A sihma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
iect of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
j. to benefit the Athlete d, and spread in!oTmS,
ton which he conceivss 10 be lnSaloable, and ne
hopes every sufferer will l,y his remedy, as Il
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. Parties wishing the prescription, Zee, by
return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
May 25, 1867. ~
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NO HUMBUG.

NJESSRS. ID. HUMPHREYS 81 co.
mi GExrs :-Hsv-
ing tried several different kinds of Washing Ma
chimes and mono Of them giving me satisfaction
and bearing of your King OF the West OF
american Champion" borrowed one OF them
from neighbor. got the use OF It for lhree
weeks. The first week followed the printed
directions. The next week used water not SO
hot. and found the machine did much better,
now think ,ha, my family underslan1 the ma,
chine completely, aud we would not take aou'
BILE its cost for it, provided we "uId not get an,
other Of the same kind. l am ming, anu
have seen some Of the worst soied clothes thai
I ever saw IN my life washed perfectly clean.
advise my friends 10 buy The machine BY al
means. Very Ies pecuuly,
June |, 1867. OEp. WI Al 3D.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13
WONDERFUL EuT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, The wOrd-re-
powneI Aslrologist and Somnambu 'istic tiaH-
yoyant, while in a cIairvoy ant STATE, drhneates
the very features Of The person you are 10 mar
~, and by the aid Of an INSTRUMENT of intense
power. known as The PsyesomolroPe, guaran-
tees to produce perfect snd li'e'I'Se picture OF
the future husband OF wife OF the applicant, with
date of marriage, occupation, leading traits OF
character, &c. This is no imPoSiuon' as 'esh-
monials without number can assert. BY sta
ting place OF birth, agr, disposition, color oil eyes
and hair, enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself you will receive
Tie picture by return mail, together with the de-
sired information. II Address in confidence
MADAME GERTRUDE REMINGTON,
P.o. Box 297, West Troy, n. Y.
February l6. 1861. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13
GREAT REDUCTION
OF
p r c Els =!
CHEAP SIDE, NO. /.

CHEAP SIDE, NO. /.
lNIl E subscriber is now receiving large
( Stock Of NEW GOODS. which he
can and will sell al 10 10 20 per cen! be-
low former prices. you don't believe
j, call and see. and he will e1deaSor 10
prove i, to your satisfaction
DAVID BlLLMYER.
June 8, 1867. u
gylEN thousand pounds Wool, will be Ia
( ken in exchange for Goods a, Cash
Prices. " a. Chapline.
IF you want cheap Soaps and Perfume
< y.poto kEEDY'S.
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FREE TO EVERYBODY.

A Large Up. Circular, giving information Of
the greatest Importance 10 the young ofboth sex
es.
II teaches how the homely my become beau
lifu the desf ised respected, and 'he iorsaken
loved.
NJ young lady or gentleman should fail 10
send their Adde'S, aud receive copy postpaid
by return mail.
Address, p. o Drawer,2l.
Troy. Ny.
February 10 1867. bm
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commissioners Moth

Olive, CronwelI's Adult, plan'l.k
=, IN CHANGEb
Oliver CrnnseIl's Iegsiees ,dsisp''aT
THIS Coor, doth iurlher s'jadge. {"
md decree that a commissioner %,
.o,r, do make a iurlhtr settlement 90
admin ,.ua,ur account oi Logs ..a,'
Adm,n,sus DC banis ron wiz 80,
snne 1eA OF Diver Cromwell. s.sssI
go, Ne ssid seulr menr OF April ls o al,
aud DO sscr'--.'s,n The amount O. ;,.ln.
oC Oliver CIomweNaQ Tor d.
49,, ,,,s amounts she~n on sSiu report
Csoul ls. 1861. to be due from Inc 'eg-
49,. Olive, john Gron~e't, John l.
Ford and Henrietta 6. his WIFE, Henry
CI,y Cromwell. Richard ". of"m"ell
al daniel W. Cromwell, 'nd that s"io
COMMISSIONER make sny corrections iouho'
necessary IN sid former 'eP"n "nu par.
".nI,,lv a,cerlsin sod repoh whether 'he
"era.s1, "a Ghs husband Oi MARY J'oe
rmuaII 5. .lsIed IN said former fepor'
made as that she is liable TO be
:, "a account thereof or whether
'ha Dr,sonsl rspreseElslise paying 'hr
49,. liable therefor Is improperly paI"
,% sLo wa, the p,rsoU'l representative
-, made said payment aud also whether
T,,oy Thomas in right OF his deceased
-. :. entitled to The di>uibTnve share
oCu. said wife. incluJing the S5S2,ll'
o,mrl on page II IN ss'd f"rmer report
NAT u no is rnu'lrd 10 The ssu,e and
J,,s,,J commissioner make ally Other
,,,,emtnt. snd report snv and other mat
a., that nav be necessary To hnai de-
20, dSins lhs ighl. ol all the parties.
-. .m,nnG. To which each rs enl,iied and
,,o.r any maler required by any OF The
,',,,., and thp sad c0nmIssi0ner ~ ex'
s,.,,,pg ms decree may give notice ut ihe
,..,,, and pi.ce " hen and ~hele be Will
=, ,c,d viii The ssus. four successive
w,ss, IA newspaper PnnIed IN Shep
,,,r.l.iowu. such puhh"a'"n To be equivs'
I,n, rapef,unal srtvice on the pSrues.
FINE cnny-- F-W
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13
THE L.7TEST IND BEST!

ME respectfully call sneulion 10 our
w ,lnrd stock Of general MERCHANDISE,
M chased since the late decline in pfices.
md which we offer al rates 10 suii the
ZINES. All in need Of good and cheap
goods will do well 10 examine our STOCK
before buying elsewhere. Cor SELECTION
of H.fRYEST GROCERIES. We be-
leve. IL the lsfges'. cheapest and best IN
Jr lTersun county. Call and see.
June 20 Morgan, Strobe T. Co.
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Patent Medicines.

FINDER This head he enuneraies the following
Ayers Cherry Pec'ora. Ayers Sa'sa' Hn'la'
Ayers Carhpriie Pill, Aiftsrs Bslson OF ~ii1
Cberry. Lst nes' EKpectoraut and other pirpA
,ali,,p,. Crowns BronchlsI rroche., h''' W an
low, Soothing Syrup, Shrlnus Cough syrup
and other preparations, DsGRs's Plantation BIZ
,e,s H,s,elier's Buffers, BOo6and's German
RtIer,. Juniper Ter, Bulls SSIsspsfliia, Car
ter Suanish Mixture, Schsnk'S syrup, swain
p.nacea God Lv.T Oil, KsnB' dy's Asdlcat
D;.coy.ry. Hampton's Vegetable Joeiure,
:. beiIaGa sch uapps, Browns Jamaica singer,
Da,is' Pain Killer, Railways Ready Relief aud
o,h,, preparations, Bells White Oil and oiber
n,soaralions. Pils-W rights, Bulls, Peters,
Mo,,;sol,' :. Lane's and SChenk's Mandrake RUS
Composiliou uders. BuI'' DiaTrh0a No'-
diaL "a ooa's Hal; ResLoreT, American HAIR
Ec.,o,er. ITicc pnerous, Thomp soR's Eye wa
Ter. Jenz ne Tor removing grease. lar sno paint
& p. Rogers Cholera Specific, DR.. Whkeys
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railway RenoNs'Ing
Re.oIv,nt. Sehcnck's seawGrd Tonic, leA ONT
,,o,t Magnetic Ointment, Or. OsQoods Cbola-
=, or,e Cor CbilIs and Fosets, Burnerts hsills-
80 IL, the ha :. Black OH Vanish, Sefzers
Ane,,,n,. Bntr Wine u Iron, Olive OIL, Hole
49,. Norm Confeeiion, Acl'anc's VsnaiiVge,
F,ye's ycrmifuge. American H"im Miner.
F.bns,tock,s verniluge. heMupi's ElIIirot
opInm. Bepry's Cslcinsd Magnets, HsmbOlts
: .iract Of Buchu. Briush Ob, OH q SPIKE oh
stone. Mustang Linimen, oPedeId'c and othss
Embt,cailons, sI,nebTakrr's -'efEe ana oons
I ipiment, Cough syrup, S'onrbrakers Kat IT,
Ter and other preparsi ons, Strengthening rias.
,.,s AID Adhesive PIasers, Horse ara Cs''le
Pow d.rs. Turf OIL. Ho,semsns Hope, Bsrys
Liuiueni. Merchants Gsrglins OIL, Rogers
t,-tz..,;,n Gc &c DC &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years hom
Nervous De.ility. Premature Decay. aud all The
effects of Youthful indiscrelion, Will, Tor the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need il, The recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy By which he vas cured
Sufferers wishing To profit by the advertisers ex'
perience, can do 50 by addressing, IN peTies'
confidence, JOHN Is. OUDbN'
az Cedar Street, New York
Nav 25 1867. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13
FRESH DRUGS

n r. G.. BURKHART has 90 hand. ami
" viii constantly add Ia It, large and ""h
~ 81 lected sock 81 pure
Drugs and Patnt Medicines, Pure Winr"'
Brandy, Wbisksy, Rua AID GIN, FANS
PAINT Brushes obs. Dye-sluifr aud Nindo"
GLASS. Kerosene Oh. Lamps and ChmneyS
Fine Perfumery. Pona'e, and rodci Sost''
&c, French Candies, r. s,ns aud tags ~
bac.o aud CisArs, Stationery aud Iut!tV'
N-.,-.n. A q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13
February I6. 1861,

{hz,a A YouNG LADY returning to her
country home, after sol urn OF lew months
in the CIV, was hardly recognized by her
friends. IN place of coarse, rustic flushed lace
she had soft ruby complexion OF almost mar
bic o..,hness, aud instead OF tweniy-thfee she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as
10 the eau of 50 great change, she plainly
| Id them that she used The CirCassian Balm
and considered II an invaluable acquisition &c
.s,v Lady, -;srset. Dy tt~ csc any Lazy oil
Gentleman can improve their personal appear
ance an hundred fold. II is simple in It's com
tina,ion, as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur
passed in It's efficacy in drawing Impurities
from. also healing. cIea nsiug and beauhiying TN
skin and complexion. BY lis direct action OF
the cmice IL draws from ii all ITS impurities
kindly healing the s1me, and leaving the sur
face AS Nature intended ii should be. clear, sou
smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent ny III o.
Express. on receipt Of an order by
w. l.. CLARK x CO., Chemists
No. 3 Vast Fayctte 81. Syracuse. n. \.
The only American Agents for the sale OF tn
same February l6, ls67.-iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13
STONEBRAKER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY,
VEGETABLES i
COUGH SYRUP.

For the Rapid Cure Of Coughs. Colds, HotfsrhesA'
Group, WhoOping Cough, Asthma. D6iculty
Of Breathing, Splitting OF Blood, ftlrst
Stages at Consumption, Soreness oil
the Throat and all Affections
of the Pulmonary Organs.
This Syrup is an Invaluable repiedy tor the a''t-
Walton and cure of Pulmonary Diseases 1t is
prompt in its action pleasant to the taste and iF9u
its extreme midness is peculiarly applicable Z" '-
Use Of children and persons in delicate health ~
al anOd,ne expectorant, it viii always be iou!94 =
be- beneficial, by alleyatng and arTestinRfe Sc
Nerest spells OF s.rsresSin the patient
iT-6uiGVCd can rely upon its doing as much, or
moo An any other remedy in soothing the nerves,
expectoration, and healing the Diseased
Lungs thas striking at the root Of all diseases and
graduating it from the system
AL we ask is trial Of this preparation, as it mas
no equal in It's Effects, and never tails TO give entire
satisfaction TO all who use it. We warrant II IN
Ill cases VI the money refunded.
Dry it--only Is and SO Cents Bottle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-13

1l full stock OF Clothing sueh
as Coats, Pants aud Vests. IN
" great variety and STYLE and
Sprng and Summer Wear, which Will DO
offered at very low prices. Special al.
,enlion is invited to my large stock OF
Hats and Shoes. name in part Ladies,
Lasting Caters, from $500 up. Ladies
Morocco Balmorsls, Misses and Chi
dren's Lasting and Morocco Shoes. La
dies Morocco SIiPPssf Womsn's low
ouarered Shoes in variety. Mems Con-
rress Caters and fue Calf Boots, Fine
Shoes. Boys and Children's Shoes OF
every STYLE. Full stock Of Hsis for Men
and Boys.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Fine White Shirts Calico and Hickory
Shirts, Drawers. Socks, Neck Ties, LIN
en- and Paper Collars, Linen and Paper
CufTs for Gents, HSndkerchIels. SusPen-
ders, Dog Skin and Light Buck RIDING
Gloves, Gents Cuff Buttons, III short
complete outfit Tor a gentleman.
Ladies and Mems Coiron Hose, nice
ribb'd Hose only 25 cents. Invisible Head
Nets only 10 cents, Ladies Buck Gaun'-
lets. Trunks, Vsllres. Carpet Bags, Um'
bTellas and Notions III variety.
would specially invite all who are in
want Of bargains 10 go no farther than
l.. LICKLIDER'S
Cheap Cash Store where goods can DO
bought at very low figures.
p. ST will lake this method 10 return
ny thanks TO The generous public for their
liberal patronage, and hope by strict at
tention TO business 10 merit continuance
of the .rme. l.. l.
Shenhetds,own. April 90. 1867 II
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February Is. 1867.
KNOW lily DESTINY !

Madame f. +. Thornton, The 2 eat English
As,r,locist. ClairyOyau aud PsychomelrIciau
Who ha, astoni,hed the ,c,eulilic classes OF the
Oh World. has now luea 81 herself AZ Hud- on,
n. Y. \. adame Thornton possesses such won
derful pow rs Of second sight az 10 eGabIe her
10 imparl know ledge Of be greatest IMPORTANCE
10 the single or married Of either sea. While
IN a stale If uanCe she 1elineaies the Eefy tea
lures OF the person you ale to marry and by
the AID of all ms rumenl Of intense power known
as the PsychomOiIope, guarantees 10 produce q
life like picture OF The future husband or wife Of
The applicant. together wHh date Of marriage
nos lllon IN life, leading traits OF character, &c.
rbis Is no humbug, as thousands Ct testImo-
mails can assert. She viii send when desired a
ce,ti6c tie. or written guarantee, that the PIC
tn IS what il p1rport' to be. BY enclosing
sn all lock Of hair, and stating place Of birth
ace. disposition and complexion, aud enclosing
6hy cents and stamped envelope addressed to
Yourself. YOU will receive The picture and desired
Information by return mail. AL communIca'
tiors sacredy confidential. Address IN eoaf-
,snce, MADAME l.. +. THORNTON,
p. O. Box 223, HuosOD, n. y.
February l6, 1867 ~