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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24
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STONE TREES,

Ii the Eastern Slope newspapers We find
8 report Of many of the curios;ties and
great riches of the Black Rock country in
the Northwestern portion of California
The repo-ss-ot the Singular features of that
section arc Of many wears standing, bu, arr
80 marvellous that they have seldom ob,ain-
cd credtnce. Among the wonderful s,o-
ries we have heard IS one that there is
peirihed tee taore seven hundred feet
u length The present report in par,
con1rnuS prey ous statements. aud estah-
e< tie fact, that Black Rock is one of the
Wonders Of the Pacific coast, like the Yos-
eMlte, the t!g trees the Gcy>ers, BE
hestue, thc curlosltlts there appears to be
an atu ld"ncc silver AZ Back Rock, but
the ore Is said 70 b1 IF an unusual variety
and VERY d li!c 1t 10 work; but il has
becn worked w!,.l very good results at the
mills at Nl>h,e The il,antity of ore il
50 great that il is sI:l i VIII in;tify tbo
crcctio4. If 4 thousand mills rnnt'n-
nlaa who has visited lhe section has exII b.
tied TO the editor Of th, Eastern Stone ...ry
many curios.tjrs rc,1liar to The countr..
strange p,,r,fica,io,s from the r,vinos ON.
rious watcr-vnrn n.biIns from The ,nn.,n-
tain tops knives arrow heads and d,~-
eers,manufacturcd by ladiau skin from
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24
THE YOUNG WIDOW ON A SLEIGH
RIDE.


Some writer has sad that young ana
beautiful widow rs the most loving ana
loVeabic creatare Ia cAistence. lhere Is
much truth 10 the remark, and, As oaMHe!
Hetlcr inttmattS they are at tne same
time the most dangerous to TIE liberties O'
:! bachelor, whea tAey ouce 'aAe Ho'lon
that way. IS it not a singular tact that
most o t"e greatest me'' 'no ~o't'' Las a.
PFo'u1lu nae Oeeu Oiouo''' % 'n' 1''' "a
'nc WIDOWS
IL Is Summer now OaV II was "'n'S' ,
Gear cod "au 'nt $40" ""9 l'''A'
~ -ac.'"oN N' ""9 oAS .. d S'c' : 1'''9 s''i =
"Ate" n' ''t-scii'IS' - t"f a. ~ anu ''te
"'Io" Lam JAIN were |" 'le "o'0 iot'0"
i"8
ne avery WHO" l'a'o oAIh sat |" lux
>!tiGn, uAucf tAc same puu".o Iooe "''N
NE.
OA dou / she eXcIaIued' aS we
came to Inc u.st orid8e, 't The same ti>Ae
calcnlH5 hosd oi my arm, a.. tcrnIn5 h1F
Vtiie' iace towards me w"lio he' eyoS
t"t"Aied t1fo15h tne moonlight.
Dou what asked. am no.
doug anything
" ell odt l thought you "1re go
lD5 10 tIA@ to.t, rcpilSd -h's. i-1'h 1A'u'
loil, | r+Jo.oed WHAT'S 'AAt
" eii declare cFi"u 'n1 "'ao" ,
her cIgar voice flii5'aS oa' ao'r1 ,ac III u
SIC bells, YOU pretend you oon Ano"
what ;o!i Is
"lndrcd Ion't then, said' laush-
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24
4 SINGULAR INDIAN TRADITION

Among the Seminole Indians there is
singular tradition regarding the white
mans origin and superiority. They say
wheu the Gro,t Spirit ma !e the earth, he
also made three men, all of whom we're
fair cemplexioued; and that, after making
them, he led them to tlHe margin OF a small
lake. and babe them leap ii. and wash
One obeved, and came out Of the water
purcr and fairer than before; the second
hesuatcd moment during which the wa
ter, ayita;cd By the first had become mud
died and when he blthed he came out
copper-coloreI; tie third did not leap TIL
,hc W. er became black With mud, and he
came out with It's own color, The Great
Spirit lad before them hree packages, and
out of pity for his misfortune III color, gave
the b!a ( u!au the first choice. He took
hold of eavh of the packages, and having
t,lt The vci.ht, chose the heaviest The cop
per-coloreI mau chose the uext heaviest,
leaving the " Site .lnau the lghttst. " her
he packages were opened, the first waS
found 10 contain spades, hoes, auCi al the
implement. ot labor; the second cAwrAP-
ped hQu;io-, fishing and warlise appAr-
atu~; the third gave the White man pchs,
iuk aal papet-,he u5ine, Of the m.nd--
the means Of mutual, mental improve
mcnt, the sociA! lux of humanity, the
foGudalicn u tuo white mans superlorl-
ty.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24

Precious. urchin leading small
dog along the streets some days ago wss
aeyosted by q gentleman IS follows:
'Hll, M son, what's your dogs
namc!'
Hahn, 60, any name yet
Well, why don't you name MIN !?
Give him some good name. Gail him
Andy johnson"
Il don't Ike to do that would be
disrcp, ctful to tue President"
"Wcll, then, name him Beast But
Ter"
Il won't do that acithor for thai would
be dsrcspcctful to the dog ,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24

CoLr1ryr OF C4I>otIxF. The New Yurk
Tines Of recent date has tho follow
ing:
No owe who Yromcnales Broadway
uow-a-l.ys viii doubt that the long fore
tod, long delayed collapse Of criuoI ine'
has at length como to pass. It IS wish lie
to the most c4rQlcss observer, and has
proof IN our most fashionable ladies' as
they march along. The immense CIR
cua4.eroncc Of skirt and sweep Of train that
came IN yo.u, dozen Of years ago. aal
have been expanding and engthening ever
since. unit! recently, are now lhines of Il o
past In til ir stead masculine eyes are
nov rrati.itd ty at, trim dresses, at once
Of moderate SIZE, gracefully b.lcf, and pre-
cminea.ly p'Y"0Hf'
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24

EN>EMEkS and Dealers are respectfully
a tfrrrel T. ihe above Fertilizers aS being
prepared III the hest manner. thoroughly rrlia-
bic nnd IN every way cs1cu'.,tet Ia give uni-
vcrsal satisfaction, They are extensively
kcown. b-inS Use! with GrsAt success duna4
the past six "r, seven years We are coh!I-
deut that al! Who buy tne ahoro Fertilizers
wi! receive 4 fuN return Tor their OUTLAY. not
only upon The crop mapur,d thefe,vitu, bat
even for ssvcra. years upon grass and other
after crops.
Il. J. RUTH & co, Agents.
No. lG Rowy's Wharf. Baltimore, Nd.
June IS lS66.-lY.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24
AFRAID OF TIE DocToRs. The Wash

AFRAID OF TIE DocroEs The Wash
lugt n Stu SAYS
As strange as il may appear, many OF
the colorcd people here cherish the belief
that there is a class Of physicians who
practice "burking. and are addicted TO
the dissection Of live human subjects for
,he purpose Of manufacturing castor oil.
and that for tlis purpose the doctors prefer
bodies with dark cuticle. Tbs opinion
is 50 firmly impressed on their minds tha,
no amount Of reasoning will remove it, and
We know many OF them, particularly JuTc-
nile Africans, who VIII not bulge foot
outside their dwellings, afI r DARK An
otherwise intelligent "Topsy,' employed
By Us, describes the mo,ius operamlt Of
these imaginary ghouls, by saying: "Dey
steal upon cullud persons unawars, clap q
plaster over Gier mout 10 keep um from
hollcrin', and den drag um away to whar
doy lay un on table and cut up, and den
bile um down for lie This is a cheer: ii
notion for those invalds who use the oi! Of
the palm christa bean as cathartic The
Annapolis (hd) RepuLlican states that
. similar belief prevails among the colorcl
Ieppl~ in at section, and it probably ex-
lists elsewhere. How 1t originated it is
impossible 20 leli
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24

Away among the Alleghanics. there is
Spring SO small that single OK, in .
summers day could drain it dry 1t steals
it, unobtrusivc way among the hills Till it
spreads out in the beautiful Ohio. Thence
it strtches away thousand miles, leaving
on is bauks more than hundred villages
and cities, and many cultivated farm.
and bearing on lis bosom more than half u
thousand Steamboats,. Then joining tho
Mississippi, it stretches away and away
some twelve hundred more until it falls
into the great emblem Of Eternity. 1t is
one of the great tributaries Of the Ocean,
which obcdieut only to God, shall roar AMI
roar till the angel, with one foot on tho
sea and ;he other on the land, shall lift up
his h"nls % Heaven aud swear that time
SHAH be no more.
SO with moral Influence, it is q rill-a
rivulct q riyer-an ocean boundlcss and
fathom!css as eternity.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

IN application Of Edward Aoell. Adnnis-
~ traitor, OF Rohsu Thompson. iste Of ST
Mays county deceased, tis ordered oy the
Court. that ihs shaatd Administrator notify the
Judgment creditors oiihe - ID Geceaxed 10 tie cir
claims against ~al deceased IA tar once OF In e
Register OF Val, for Saint Mary scoIn;y on or
before lhs ist day "f Feb quarry, ISIS. Tor dni.
dsnt. aud thai ,hts orGer be pubhsheu oncs =
week IN each week unui the sand Is, day Of
Pso.. 1867.
Tsst.
JANEST. NJ. RtLEf.
PegI.ser OF VA
Ter 81. Mary sesgsiy.
Neu 3S.h, lsss-,a
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24
The mails passing into the New York

The mails passing into the New York
Post Office and out Of it have been weigh
ed FOR several days by Superintendent
Knapp. and the results shows that Tho
average weight of the matter each day wcs
a out thirty fire tons. The aggr gate
quantity Of the letters. newspapers, &c, ,
received in New York amounts to ten or
twelve tous daily; and the mail matter
sent out of the city is abouttwice as large,
icing at0u. - nt- tG-r. tous
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24

MuLlSu.--Genera. Schoields order re-
luiring that all horses or mules belonging
TO the United States in the hands of pri-
vate citizens in Virginia. lent them BY the
taken up as cstrayed, or 9TH
erwiSc acquired, at once be returned
through the nearest officer Of the army or
OF the Freednrus Bureau, elo,ed from
a Virginia bard the following efusiou:
Hear al ye Reb Is and boys in Gay!
Ha,e yol Il horse merked L, ). A.,
Or even mule not wor' h his hav-
So runs the orier-
Jusl fork hin over ~ith III neigh
o. qu.t Tue border.
If tt ere's = single douhi ysu fnd,
W netner the oeaSt ,.e hat or bind
or o~as Ia tssW .ootil 10 grand
i.s ;oru grue.
The b re~u soon AIi ea>s your N nd
ot e-ss~lIr ,r.c'.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24

Artcmus Wa,i tells good story coa-
c ing the production Of the Lady Of h.
our at the Salt LAKE Cly theatre ;--"An
/. d Mormon arose aud wcnt cut with hi.
~ u our wive, angrily stating that 10
would n,' pnl ZEE play Tl.tfc man
IA 49,, r1.a . fg.- nvar aau 'laal
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-24
IuSDLVtDT NOTICE.
Petition for ! In the Circuit Court
Insolvency. { for st. Mary's County.

DY virtue Of authority vested in me- ~
- Clerk of tie Circuit Court for ST. Ma
ry', county. hy the Code of Public Genera
avs tins State it ishercbv or irrc that
f. Spa'dtnI, an lnsolvent PETITIONER be
and appejr hcforc th" said Court on the third
Monday 81 March next, To anSwersuch lntcr-
rvcnt"ries or slce atoms as lis creditors. en-
dpr>ers or SECURITIES may allcGe or propose
against hn and ,4it sad lr.>olvcut cause y
copy of rhs notice To I've published in the It.
MAry's GAZETTE once Il week tor thre"
months, previous to .aid third Monday "'
March next.
JNO. A.lGAMALIER, Crk.
True cory y-re,t:
JAO. A. CAVALIER, Clk. g.
Dee 18th. loo6-3n.
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Public .lH5gcAssgUM.

DtHli . 9rFiHous ot uHrAtnlAu GREAT
1 uaiE tin4
st.y fs','"am"d Clothing, Isoots ~ shoes,
~ b,tty, .lll ~ tie III ,umtar iloIss Bhl
Jobs and gt,UlIlIAd etnhE. Corr 81 Main 4
air s,ree ~ Mutsfa atitun X KUHN.
st'rm'"ei 10 sell their pr s-tt 4toot at rircs
eb'td e's of ooTi IA thei wi.h /, mskg room 20,
tei' large STOCK u falLAnD WinILlt G3ups
sltea wiz bs on h.nl IN a lev days. Can ans
i'ai"' fe ofrp reh4 ing el,eNheig aua hqo,n
ICED hat tie. otp sutllhH AVUsh is the
aeap Z Place u aids of a,w Rptk seplb
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A BLUE BEARD IN REAL Lift
a German named Gunlrnheim, pace
ing for rich, appeared in M'Iwauti,
and succeeded in marrying ~ yer,
respectable young lady there. II
took her to Dubuque, where. iuplrod
OF introducing her to iino mansion.
as she had expected, h. escorted h,r
into n fiithra'e lager beer saloon, Of
which le was the proprietor
The honeymoon was hardly over
when. one day, tho nrighbor- hearo
terrific screams in the bnck room ii
the beer shop. Rushing 10 The spot,
they found Gunienhei,n dragging ii.
bride around the room by dog
chain which he had fastened o., hpl
neck. The man was arrested, and,
on the trial that io,lowed, it came
out that no had ten other wives l,y.
ing. every one Of whom he bad bt.nlru
half to death, towards tIla end ui The
oneymoon.--ErchaHge.
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TuEsDAy.;;::::':::::;:;;;;::nCT. !, 1867,

FINS ltH,NpIE- AND WinHa. e Our friend
L Mnche5. kepIta NJ hia stock ri "reirerh-
ynent- for tho inner man" Fat hia old stand
adjoining LnRnio = Hardware Store on
Lala,o otto plruot. lila reputation na n
caterer IN auCh mntlor., IA famous. His
Winop nre OF tho oh toort vinngor, and M
TO his M. | Brandy. hy elnims Tor IL n
superiority unnt innbln by any other in
tho market. Perhaps we muy DO enabled
some Of these days to judge for ourpol visa
M 10 tho nndoubed accuracy Of thia lattor
Abatement.
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tho woman won!d not return lie
goods, and II she did. rle could
easily be put off by sia'ing thai she
must DO mistaken. aud tho purgl,n-r
must have been made MT some olhr,
store. But no; TINT WINS nol lht
point. A lie had b.en told to induce
purchase; aud no goods mua b.
sold IN his store or in his na,i'
under any misrepresentation what
ever. The clerk could conform Il
that rulo or nj once vncals Iils Flnc''
This interview bptwerp bin aud -,
Of his first clerks was narrai"l 10 III
writer n few years since, when IN .
familiar conversation the direct glra
ton WAS asked: 40 Whit do you
attribute your great success AZ
merchant 7" "That | hive conducted
my business from the frat on IL,
basis of truth. Truth. i,u,l,,' h.
added with great emphasis, us 'h'
talisnanic word and'if hive ~,
One earthly wish or desire greater
than another, it is TINT IN his r,,sprrl
my example mny be- commended i i
followed by young men entering into
busineTs and especially by young
merchants"
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Err A grca, EngI,,l, laulh,

E;F- a grca, EngI'.ll nndbol.lol.
one Of those who own whole II iph
borhoods aud villages, nuI who hn
employed steam plp~s Tor seven yp,..
stated at II late public meeting rheD
he finds that The men who a,e con.
nsc'ed Nth tho ste"m pillow fl.yr h..
come a species OF s'isrocracy nlnone
their fellow, that they pnde tltn
selves on the position, aud nrs elurn
ting their soma for The same probe son.
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sEJ'9'0sr Tie.

DWrlft hfErnisat to,el4 Ii, popular Tie
bgIw s"io hE-p Z ,,tielas D, irg a. agent
The arteio wUuld uarn i arteIn aud realers
~ inr' may pre WHO would iutross upon them il
ap.cRlgi' undertaking me | guarantees inli
- 4 y tRi and 0ub ~ tts1l ami If you W all
TO pa. bRte * mine M toal,sard you vi soon
~ convinced tbat none Of my nnis hbora can
I'D 80 ms
apg44 ANDREW JACKSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. LTC.
To CON tjMprlyEs.

'fiHE NV bDHaHb VIII U4 win Send
l. thseoi charge 10 all who de.ifs IL. hs PIE
GRIP 81 IL the directions of ia Ing ma using
Ia stnFls 'emtdy by ht,h hs was cured Of
t.hhE Rt.'so" mud that dread di.uass Ao,-
sumption His Only oi.eu is to han4 IT. the
'fUte d ~ lt- h"pes avery sufferer will Try hi,
,"e-elitriioa, IS II vii Gust them nBtAiug, AID
AIS IrJss = bIessn,k i'lss o .lasra
hhF. EpW tlp itsnN,
M. 1913 south sgopa A., " ilausDnrs. n Y.
IptIIW
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RrFnRfrons TO Nav ADvrHrIsHMrNTH. -
Valuable Tract Of Land and Improve
mcnte fpr gnlc Mr. Vim Shaw, Of this
pa,i-h ad,erli-oe to sell the place whereon
he now ferdo~, ut public auction. Salo TO
take place on tho goth inst.
W NJ Flynn aud N. X Knox Va. Success
IN Of George Mcnarl are advertised 10
take place on the 81 Of November next.
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SOA T.,
sttA r.,
SOAP.

i.'hMl.IEa AND khrai. DEALERS G u p,u
4 curn 'bs bo't oaps 10 M ri ct and ~ .to,n
80 i, Ices NJ the sio.suf
augl3 JOSHUA HEAL
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TIE SENSATION INCREASES.

rI,ilsh who Rrs pos'rh, huJ II. b.. Leo VI
4 If want tn bent md in Ane,te, b ~
o"ps other th.t y u int, " tn. siih Pur !,
uIu and buy If laugh st u nEaL
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LARD AND HAMS.

] UST sfpkEb, ag I'd Anppsy u. choice Ioat
- tarl and sxt'a sugar. & .tsi .iams
AuLib J,taiUA HEAL
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FLOUR,
IrI.sDU H.,
FLOUR.

DETAIL GRnChhs dssif"un OF prcer ~ h
Ii ctoh 9 " hus Flour ur .stsi tr.d ,. cau /,
.G, ON H. a ed at tie o y Of
au.i6 JosHU, BEAL
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POTATOES AND oNIuNs.

4 sDNSUMEH ana Dealers suptih d - time
" with tho be I ! oatoss II, u obr rs that oa'
tetr cdel t,unl3J Jt5nU Hr.AL
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THE ARROW TIE AND BANDS.

AVE now ia stn,e. 100 h,.n o. Iron Ties
i 1ni "ar ds o. viii h | w"u d in. tie ,iis e,p,.
csai attention o. Deal "a and Planters. Tea,r.
supple ats literal aiseop1. AMI on easy isrms.
AaglI JanAUA kkAk
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PLANTS EXTRA NEW FLOUR.

4 iihVE Just r ,sivsd anoltar sni, mant -,
L Planta tr,ra Fiuur mHd. from th,s 5sa.',
+neat 1hs reputation OF ihis ftVoriis b. aba -
quirss n" conus, from n.wtp,rtfs, Il has .sv.,
ttaa -,rpsHRsi III tliH or ATTY o her c"Uhiry -
EHs low at laugh A. tALK5 Ms
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COFFEE ANI,TEA.

/ OVERS OF good Tea siG Con . can Away,
- make POINT" ny caltttg nj the store OF
s#g6 JUhnUA ZEAL
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IRON TIES AND BANDS.

lhk nbhbh"s OF tn per liar ,rtow To"
wv aud ands, 20 sats at
au.8 SILVA EFAt
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Gsnirnstsng Nntea ior ths Tsi-Wsskiy-
(oNE nqUAAE ~ TEN LisEA On LEss)
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ALEXANDER Il. STEWART.---The
following anecdotes respecting u
great dry goods merchant arc from
m arlicls IN the current number OF d
New York magazine:
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/ AIDES n d Missrh' Mnr eco aud Go il tiait
4 era, can be bought at & ediy r.lnea { nil, 4,
tu,,S n .Irtt,
sept7 III ~,
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MN. Linen At greatly reduced prices ~ u
l. MON KUHN. Pesse Wv. u, a. MI b .1,,,.
purchasing elsewhere. ~ svply bol, WI fl In.
cheaper Than the 'heHpoAt THE nd surr..t
mouse u the only p ace 10 get great Ar ais.
sIMo-s 4 KUN
scpt7 Corner Main aud III n ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27
COMMUNICATED.
MoBday's Meeting,

MEssRs. EDIToEs-I see that some per-
sons have called for public meeting Of the
citizens Of this district, to consider what
can be done to save the little property left
to our people, by the results OF the war,
and the drought of last year. 1t is proper
that the people should consult as to any
measures which can, under the circumstau
ces, ameliorate their embarrassed condition.
The courts have annulled all the Acts of the
Legislature, which had for their object the
relief Of the debtor class; and the Legisla-
ture at last, as if thoroughly disguised, or
forgctful Of the hight trust reposed in them,
failed to enact or rc-cnact any law for re-
lief at all. The Constitution has been con-
sidered the palladium Of our safety, but our
strict adherence to its letter for the last five
years, while our enemies entirely disregard.
edits obligations, has been our ruin, and
since the war, the great love that our Judges
have eyincei for tn t sglectcd and defunct
instrument, will prove to be the consumma-
ton Of that ruin. The radical party has
just now declared by their Acts, that the
Constitution Of the United States is not
binding upon them, and that this State has
no constitution at all. Other States have
provided for the relief of their people, and
their Judges have not interfcrcd, and their
people have gone to work to pay their debts
without cost. Why are the people Of this
State denied the same rights and privileges?
All power is said by the Constitution to be
derived from the people, and upon them
selves depend their own safety. AS next
Saturday is return-day, and as the disposi-
ton of our creditor class will be developed
before rext Monday, hope the people will
all meet to consider what ought to be done
to protect themselves from the Shylocks Of
the country. Let all the people come. -.
- ..-. q. p. - JTTSTTCE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-27
Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-re>
nowned Astrologist Somnambuistic Clair
voyant, while in clairvoyant state, define
ates 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 perfect and life>like
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