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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-28

Summary Of the News by the Cable.
New YORK, January 26.-The cable
news received here includes dates of the
22d, Esd, oath, and 25th.
There had been riotous assemblies of
the workingmen in Madrid, with clamors
for bread. A serious outbreak was antici-
pated, and the Government was taking
measures to meet it.
1t was reported that the Government of
Prussia had asked Austria why she was
concentrating troops in Galicia. A new
frontier line was to be made, it was re-
ported, between the territories of Austria
and Italy.
The official journal of Copenhagen de-
MES the intended sale of the island of st.
Thomas to the United States.
1t is announced officially that the Bri-
fish Government has accepted the plan
submitted by the provincial delegates for
the union of the Canadian provinces.
! The French, Russian, and Prussian
Governments have resolved to negotiate in
common with the Sultan on the Eastern
Question.
The Duchies had been formally annexed
TO the German Confederation. The Ger
man Diet was to meet for the first time on
the Gath of February.
The Canadian Railway loan for "a ,000,.
600 was soon to be put on the European
markets. 1t is guaranteed by the British
Government.
Formidable bread riots had taken place
in Greenwich, England.
Dispatches received in London say that
the Cretan war had ended, and the volun.
teers had gone back to Greece.
LONDON, January 25-Noon.-Consols
9011; Illinois Ceutrals, SO1a; Fries, 431a
5-2O's, 725R.
LIVERPOOL, January 25-Noon.-Cotton
market steady at l4}1d., the top price Of
yesterday. The Brokers' Circular reports
the total sales for the week ending last
evening at $4,000 bales. The sales to-day
| ItdSuSu fSyDuO vi
middling, 158d. Market for goods at
Manchester dull and dropping.
PARIS, January 22.-Telegrams from all
departments of the Empire express dissa.
tistaction with the proposed reforms in the
policy of the Government.
BERLIN, January 22.-The members Of
the German Confederation have accepted
the terms proposed by the Prussian Go.
vernment.
PARIS, January 22.-The United States
steamer Swatara, with Surratt, arrived at
Port Mahen, and, after coaliDg, sailed foI
the United States.
ATHENS, January 22.-Great interest is
felt here in General Kalegi's mission to the
United States. Help is confidently ex.
pected from the Great Republic.
MANCHESTER, January 22.-The short.
time movement among the manufacture:
is extending.
The Dublin detectives had arrested "
J. Smith, formerly an American colonel
as a Feuian.
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Consressmen Stamping In Municipal
Elections.

GEORGETOWN, u c., January 26.-Sena-
tor Wilson, and Representative Julian, and
General Howard, spoke at Mt. Zion church
last night. The following questions were
adopted for propounding to the candidates
for the mayoralty: Have you been in favor
of enfranchising the blacks since the abo-
lition of slavery? Do you favor giving the
same political rights to colored people that
are enjoyed by the whitesl Do you favor
the education of colored children, and if
elected will you use your influence to give
them the same advantages enjoyed by the
whites? Will you execute the ordinances
to admit no distinction, as required by the
civil rights bill 7 And will you, on munich
pal works, give employment to whites and
blacks alike.
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BALrrMoRE, January 25.--The Conserva-
tive Mayoralty Convention, after organ
izing tonight, adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
A young man, nineteen years OF age,
named William Huxley, was shot and ia
tally wounded by policeman tonight.
The reason assigned was that he had failed
to halt when ordered.
The Burns Club had grand celebration
tonight.
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The Indians-Ten Thousand Sayages
on the War Path.

LEAvESwoRTH, January 24.-Accounts
from the Plains state there are about 10, 900
well-armcd warriors upon the war path,
aud it is feared that they will pounce upon
some exposed point.
Delegations from all the Kansas tribes
of Indians leave tonight for Washington
in charge of Colonel Murphy. The party
numbers eighty, and will create quite a
sensation III Washington.
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The ONE-TERN CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
SAAT.-The Senate Judiciary Committee
nave instructed Senator Trumbull TO re-
port back the amendment to the C0nstitu-
H,on, Introduced by Senator Wade, provi-
aaing that the President Of the United
n'a'eS shall not be eligible for a second
Wfm. II is changed somewhat from the
original, and is In effect as follows: No
person who, by virtue Of an election 10 the
Vhse Of President or Vice President, has
hs'd the Office Of President, shall be eligi.
VIC 10 either Of such Offices.
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pos,,ion or the Kansas Senators.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, January 25.-Sena-
tor Pomeroy, in his speech at Topeka last
night, said the South must be reconstruct
Sed on the basis Of loyalty by loyal men, af-
ter DISTINGUISHING the disloyal and leading
rebels. The Confederacy had surrendered
everything through Lee and Johnson. 1t
had reserved nothing, and possessed no.
thing but what Grant had given them in
the terms of the surrender.
Senator Ross endorsed the sentiments of
his colleague.
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The Child. Murderer on Trial.

ROCHESTER,, January 25.--Rev. Joel
Lindsey, the man who whipped his child,
three years old, to death last June, in the
town of Selby, Orleans county, is now un-
dergoing trial for manSlaughter at AL
biou. There is great excitement over the
trial
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET FOR JASU-
AIRY "a, Is, AND &c.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, Va, January 26.
Breaks continue small, confined to re-
views and reprized tobacco, with no change
to note in prices. The arrivals and re-
ceipts of tobacco are very limited, with no
fine and desirable tobacco on the market.
Below we give the transactions Twenty
live hogsheads and five boxes offered, and
sold as follows
Ne,c L,,gs.--Common, 81 5oaS5.5O; good,
S6as7.
Ne,c Leaf.-Common, 81 ass; good, 500
Sl5; fancy common, Sl5@$25; new fancy
wrappers, medium TO fine, S30@S75.
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MORE AND BETTER.-James Redpath
writes to the Ant;-Slauery Standard that ne
is in favor Establishing the Supreme Court,
the regular army, and the United States
Senate, which last he pronounces "the
most offensive of all our oligarchical insti-
tutions." The Radicals have commenced
work which will not be so easily arrested
as il was begun.
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Meeting for Southern Relief In New
York

New YORK, January 26.-At the south
ern relief meeting last night, resolutions
were adopted that committee Of thirty
seven be appointed, with power to add to
their Rumber, to raise and distribute money
among the destitute, without distinction of
race or opinion, and that the philanthropic
women throughout the North be invited to
share in the responsibilities and the bless
ings of the work.
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BREE CH-LoADERs AT SPRINGFIELD
About eighty a day of the new breech-
leaders are now being turned out at the
armory, and their number will be con-
stanty increased until in February 20C
will be the daily production. The working
force is being increased, but only those are
engaged who have been in the army OF
navy, or who have served long and faith
fully in the Government workshops in this
city
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NEW ORLEANS, january 25.-The Tines
Montgomery, Ala, special of the 24th
says: The House Judiciary Committee
will submit tomorrow bill for the re-
moval of the capital of the State from that
city to Mobile. The committee stood
eleven for and two against the measure.
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New Haynpshtre Politics.

CONCORD, \. H., January 25.-General
Hartman, the Republican candidate for Co.
vernon, and John e. Sinclair, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, have ar
ranged to stump the State together.
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Forgery.

BosToS, January 24.-George E. Wood
who has been operating on an extensive
scale in the confidence line in this city and
vicinity, was arrested yesterday for passing
a forged check for $3.50 on the Blackstone
Bank. He was at one time master of am
balances in the army.
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Mexican News.

NEW York, January 26.-Vera Cruz let
tiers say Maximilian's minister OF war ar
rived there on the 18th, en- route for Eu-
rope. -----
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The TreatmentO or General Johnston's
.Fs 1sa" Body Mt Galveston.

GALVESTON, January 25.-There IL great
excitement consequent upon General
Griifin's interference with General john
ston's obsequies. General Griffin de-
manded pledges, which the Mayor re-
fused, under which he said he would al
low, die remains to bs taken to the Episc9
nal church for burial service. The body
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Snox In Kanaas, &c.

JUNCTION CRY, KANSAS, January 2s.-It
has showed here two feet deep, and badly
drifted.
Sixty Indian representatives have left
for Washington to cede their Kansas lands
and secure homes west of Arkansas.
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xv,,r..se, for the Impeachme

ST. LOUIS, January 26.-The phonogra-
pher who reported the Presidents speech
at st. Louis has been summoned 70 W ASH
iugton to testify regarding the correctness
of the report. Ho. G.
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=, DIRECT TRADE.-The steamer James A.
"s'y arrived here Tuesday last from Will
,mlhgt'n, North Carolina, loaded with cot
~ ~ Tor Tie Liverpool steamship Peruvian.
lug 'Ae Gary came with a full cargo, and will
aAa'en TO return for a large quantity which
" ~" waiting her. Norfolk Day Book. 4
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remained in the open air all day, and was
visited by thousands. Business was sus-
pended, and the houses draped in black
and closed.
GALVESTON, January 26.-The remains
of General A. S. Johnston were sent to
Houston this morning. They were fol-
lowed to the depot by large procession
of ladies and gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-28

MORE ABOUT HuYCK, THE Elk BANKER
Yesterday the grand jury found three
additional indictments against Leonard
Huyck, formerly president of the Mer
chants National Bank of this city, The
sums involved amounting in the aggregate
to $4,000. Having been unable to pro
cure the required bail of 100000, Mr.
Huyck still remains in ustody.-Nationa
Republican. 26th.
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ASSAULT on A SoUrHERNER by A NEGRO.
Mr.. Richard Lloyd, q gentleman recently
from the South, who resides now In New
York city, was assaulted and severely bca-
ten by negro the other day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-28

DEAD, BEAD, READ, READ.
IL Hall gallon jars best BRANDY PEACHES,
One quart jan best BRANDY PEACHES. only
On. PIN, Jar. best BRANDY PEACHES, only
PRUNES, in four pound Jars, fl0;
sAkDINEs, the best In market;
NUTS Of all kinds, cheap;
PRESERVES, assorted
JSLLlES assorted, at low rates;
Canned TOMATOES, only - 10 per dozsn;
sTRAWBsRRi e. DAmsoNs GHkRRiEs q,
a# OYSTERS, &c ~ low rates;
The best STEAM CANDLES,
FRENCH CANDIES, in great varsity
Fine CIGARS and CHEWING TOBACCO,
together with . large lot Of FRENCH and AMI
RiCAN PICKLES, &c
We would respectfully ask the public gensrally
IN examine our stock OF Conf. ctionerias, Fruits,
&c before buying slsewhere. W. SILL 20 please.
Give M a sal Smith 4 TRlBBETT,
500 Main street, spotswood Block,
4. Il n Richmond, Va.
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SAVANNAH, GA, January 26.-Letters
| received here state that half the town Of
Lagrange, Ga, was destroyed by Gre 9
night or two since. =
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Sad Fate Of Horace Gareeiey.

CHARLESTON, January 26.-The negro
Horace Greeley, who was convicted of
murder, has been sentenced to be hung on
March LIST.
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Railroad Matters.

New YORK, January 27.-The affairs Of
the Atlantic and Great Western railroad
have been referred to a committee OF in
curry
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Destructive Fire In New YOrk-Ship.
ment OF Specie.

New YORK, January 26.-Harricott &
Schilling's warehouse, ins Washington
street, was burnt last night, with 4,O40
bales of cotton. Loss over 100000. The
cotton was insured.
The outgoing steamers take out the fol-
lowing amounts of specie: City of New
York, $1,000; Vile de Paris, 1870, 900 ;
and the Bremen, $4,000.
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The Indians After the Negroes In
Florida.

NEW ORLEANS, January 26.-Of1icisl
Florida letters say that the Indians of the
Everglades are determined to keep the ne
groes as slaves. They deny the jursdic-
tion of the laws, and the negroes colonizing
on st. Johns river apprehend trouble from
them. General Ely had arrived from
South Carolina with 500 negro emigrants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-28

" robert J. Banks has been nominsted for
aa!or ny the Conservatives Of Baltimore,
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OFFICE LAKEWOOD MEMORIAL AssscIATroNr)
CHURcH HILL, RICHMOND, Va:
January 25 1887.
We accept the offer of Mes-rs. WssB Co, APP
proved by the above committee, and ask our
friends to give their support in carrying out the
enterprise.
Tsignsd1 MRS. NJ. II SMITH, President;
MRS a Y. STOKES, Vice President;
MRS E. : TUkPIS, Treasurer;
MRS E. PUYTHaEsS, Secretary.
The following named gentlemen are the Board
Of Managers acting for the oakwood Memorial
Association:
F S TURPIN, 4. Z. STOKES,
JB PACE CHARLES T. WORTHAM,
THOMAS POTTS, W A. ARMIsTEAD.
Names will b. announced in few days OF gro
GERS and oth. rs in the city from whom the MENU
RIAL SOAP can be purchased. All orders or com
munications addressed to us will receive prompt
attention WILLIAM q. WEBB Co.,
!, as-ts Box sos post-ottce.
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pplication will be made
IN to the Auditor OF Public Accounts Of the Com.
monweaith OF Virginia for the reissue OF the Tol-
lowing. named CERTIFICATES, the originals
ia yiug been lost a## Is
Number and amount OF Bonds and Certificates
for interest funded on public debt under act Of
fraction No loll, $50; 10. 1901, sl0o, II. L ID.
Lewis fraction No iqle, IS, ;3So 1851 $500 Esther
Lewis, guardian Tor c. q. l. fraction No. lois, t4s.
d. oO-isw3mA
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NOTICE.-Having qualified as admin
IN istrator OF the personal estate OF EDWARD
STUBNEG, deceased, all persons INDEBTED To
the same will he pay ment 10 me, and Ali persons
having CLAIMS against the said estate will present
the N to me for settlement. N. l.. sThAUs,
Adm illustrator Of X. Stubnsr, deceased.
La ls-. 2awIm
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RICHMOND, January -, 1857.

RICHMOND, January -, 1857.
.Nss,rs. William G. Web & Co, Oh Dominion
Soap and Cumdle Works, Richmond, Va
Gentemen,-we have examined your proposl-
ton to the Oakwood Memorial As ncia'ion,'
ami in behalf o, said Association ~ ascept ths
offer, and wish you success
Jb PACE,
THOMAS POTTS,
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Election or Maryland Senator.
BALTIMoRE, January 26.-Governor
Swan was elected United States Senator
on the ninth ballot.
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T OST, on the 18th instant, my ENG
IILIsR BULL TERRIER SLUT, al 81
white cropped ears, Medium sire i wiilS2
nav FIVE dollars rewsrd for her re-
10 NJ First Station.
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THE STEA MER PETERSBURG,
L Captain RosgRr TsAvERs, willS~ =
receive FREIGHT up TO the hour Of gs-swC&Z
departure. OF which due notice will ixzzl
be givso. For freight. &C. ,,sgPiyto
once at Charles T. WORKMAN L Cos.
fa4ts Fifteenth street.
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BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. sc.

NEW STOCK OF BOOTS ANDrfsp
~ SHOES. just received, . large stock
mems HEAVY BALM0RALs, togsther
with other grades Of goods Ia our iiIesuiabis for
tn. winter trade-whfch we particularly invite our
fie nds to call and examine
in q ,....t s.. PUTNkf WATTS.
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RICHMOND, January 5, 1867.

RIcHNoSD, january ), lSV7
hessrs " G. Web d 20
Grntlem.n,-ws are acquainted With your va
lua he real estate in Manchester and estimate the
value thereof ~ EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DoL-
LARS our estimate 10 based upon the sale OF pro-
perty when business revves and Capitalists are
seeking such investments. Very respectfully,
HARRISON, GODDlN & ARPERsJN.
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| Anxious to introduce our new brand Of "Mh.
MORTAL SOAP" throughout the entire South.
and at the same time assist in the noble efforts put
forth by the lakewood Memorial Association In
preserving the identity Of our fallen heroes, we
respectfully announce to tie public the above
(. GRAND ENTERPRISE.
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RIcHsosD, January 10, 1857.

RICHMOND, January 10, 1857.
I This n to certify that william q Webb and wife
have executed to M a deed conveying that real
estate in Manchester, Va, opposite kichmoni, de-
scr!bed in sbov. certificate Of Messrs. Harrison,
Godiin apperson, to Do hell subject to the decl-
sion az the mana gers acting on behalf Of the oak
wood Memorial Association in the enterprise OF
Messrs. William g. Webb ! Co.
I. 4 \. i L.aas. Trustees.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK. "A L "A " tt Q
II COAST NAL STEAMSHIP .skGA
COMP sNY.-The steamship Hat 0A
TEXAS will receiv. freight mp to<k.NK
hour 81 ssiIiIg, Of which due notice =
~ - So" SAMUEL AYREs d co,
"a Ist. No I32o Cary street.
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THE GRAND PREMIUM

THE GRAND PREMIUM
referred to In Messrs. Harrison. Goddin Apper-
sons certificate (balow) will be awarded to one Of
the purchasers of
BOX OF " MEMORIAL SOAR" ON THE Esd OF
APRIL NEXT,
under the sole direction of the
BOARD OF NAGERs
. acting in behalf of the
0AKWOoD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
who, together with the trustees, are sufficient
guarantee that our enterprise in sll its details,
viii be conducted and carried out strictly, homo.
rably, ard fairly
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF HEN.
~ RlCO COUNTY The taxes for the year les,
both State and county, are now ready for .cUllsc-
tion and all persons intsrs,tad are hereby mol
fed that my self or one of nv deputies can slwsys
Eightsentk and Nineteenth streets, until the hrsi
Monday IN February next, 10 collect the sane. IL
ia important that 'sx.psyers should be prompt 10
thar pay msnts, ~ | am compelled TO settle Win
the su,,tor on the Lat Of March, 1857 and there
fore c.haot indulge them. rvou.s
. Ia 1l-sodtFebl ..t0aE
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A PUBLICATION WILL BE MADE
N Tor the renewal OF certificates OF State Stock
No. s97, for seven hundred dollar, and No IS for
siSfy eight dollars. Both standing In he name Of
ISAAC A. BACHKACH-satd tihcates having
been losr mas n. bAohEACh.
nn2I-lAwJm A."# M4a
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN application WIN be made 70 the Auditor q
nf fSDEBTEDN Gss No. t,sss, OF the state OF
virginia, Issued to Kagland . Brother, for eloo,
will be made to the Virgins Contra Rsilroad
COMPANY for the renewal Of CBRTIfICAfE or
STOt;E In that company No. ,oos, dated Novsm.
Ssr as 1884 nor twenty s sres Issued In The Of
EseIntd 4 Broth r. Both ofths above esrtinea,es
were los, on April ., 1855. and supposed 70 have
baen destroy ed by FIRE In the city Of Richmond.
Z. No Ia vim NJ RAGLAND BR0THER.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN application win be made for the renewal Of
TWO TERTJFiCATESoF STOCK In the Richmcnd
ZANE OF william Waller one forten and The Other
for nftv shares; the same having been Destroyed
la The Are OF the cd April, 1884, the city OF
mons (ds IIaw2ml WILLIAM WALLER.
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NOTICE.-A certificate of ten shares
IN OF PREFERRED STOCK 10 the Richmond Fe-
male INSTITUTES, standing In my name having been
lost or destroyed on the ID Of April, 1865, notice 10
hereby given that appllest ion win b. made 10 me
prop.f Officer To renew the s.tns = -sJLl H..
ia ls-lsw2ms a.If J.B.wATEINs.
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KNOW THY DEsr1NY.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great Eng
lish Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychome-
trician, who has astonished the scientific
classes of the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers of sec
ond sight. as to enable her to inpart knowl-
edge of the greatest importance to the single
or married of either sex. While in state OF
trance, she 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
life-like picture of the future husband or
wife of the applicant. together with date of
marriage, position in life, leading traits OF
character, &c. This is no humbug, as thou
sands of testimonials can assert. She will
send when desired certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture is what
1t purports to be. By enclosing a small lock
of hair, and stating place of birth, age, dispo-
sition and complexion, and enclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself. you will receive the picture and de-
sired information by return mail. All COM
munications sacredIy confidential. Adj
dress in confidence. MADAME E. F. THORN
TON, P. O. Box 223, Hudson, NY.
mch23 cod ,triw&wly
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a CARD no INVALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing South
America as missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Uri.
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train of disorders brought on by baneful and
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already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and I'M
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ing and using this medicine, in a sealed en-.
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Please enclose postpaid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself. Address,
Station D, Bible House, New York.