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TERMS.

6TThTcc Dollars for one year, inUa-
r;aBly in advance; eleven copies for Thirty
Dollars.
81 Single copies, Ten Gents eaca.
t6DAdvertisemeats ats inserted at One Dollar
per square of Ten Lines or loss for the first
insertion; Fifty Gents for each continuance.
6T a liberal deduction will be made to
persons. advertising for three, six, nine, OF
twelve months.
e. Obituaries and calls on candidates,
Fifty Cents per square. :.
az The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is
strictly limited TO their own immediate and
regular business and the business of an ad-
vertising firm is not considered as including
that of It's individual IN embers. 0NFNo de-
Walton from these terms under any circum-
stances. .,
0~T Advertisements not marked with the
number Of insertions when handed in, Will be
continued until ordered out, and payment
exacted.
tT No advertisement inserted gratHitously
ZIP Advertisements of an abusive nature
will not be inserted at any price.
fCJo Announcing candidates Five Dollars
TO be paid in advance in every case.
O~E lob Printing Of all kinds neatly
done on New Type, Rnd-on as reasonable
erms as any-oflice in Tennessee.
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A Sad Case.

Last Monday (says recent
number Of the Boston TTaceler,)
a reclaimed drunkard from q sub
altern town went to Lynn to at
tend the funeral of a relative
On the way, however, he stopped
at the house of an acquaintance
in this city, and the lady of the
house congratulated him ON his
reform and the fact that he had
been a praying man for some
months, and was providing for
his formerly neglected family
He asked for a glass of water; she
brought him a glass Of domestic
wine, which he thoughtlessly
drank. This caused u return OF
his old appetite, and he went out
and got drunk. The next morn
ing, in the police court he paid a
fine by selling his overcoat, and
having twenty-five cents left,
got drunk again without leaving
Court Square, and was again ta-
ken to the tombs, where he was
found by his friends and taken
home in an almost crazed condl~
ton.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-30

A QUEER WHL.-We have
heard of a rather queer will which
was lately. admitted to probate
in one of the counties bordering
on the upper Cumberland. A
wealthy old citizen had two sons,
one of whom was in the Federal
army, and the other in the Rebel
ranks. During the early part of
the war the old gentleman was
suddenly taken i'll, and wishing
to divide his property equally be-
tween his two sons, bequeathed to
Henry (the Federal soidier,) all
his Slave property, embracing
about fifty negroes, and to Thorn.
as (the boy in gray,) his entire
landed estate. He died, and thus
the will stands. Both brothers
lived to return from the war, ano
the gallant soldier Of the Los
Cause being satisfied that slavery
was no more, generously divi
ded the lands with. his brother,
and both are living happily to
gether, and are bitterly opposed
to the Radical programmes
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VOL, XU--NO. 10.

of the proceedings of the Board, to
assemble at the pleasure OF It's
President.
Sec. At. They shall have the
superintendence of the school fund.
Sec. As. Said Board shall make
out and publish annually a report
of the condition and invest
ment of said Fund, to be trans
mitted by the. Governor to each
session of the General Assembly.
Sec. 40. Repeats conflicting
laws. This .act to take effect
from and after its passage:
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gsulpts If tic a}Gases.

,r tie Fayetteville Observer.
AN ANGELS SONG.
Victorious victorious
Great God, with Thee l dwell
Beyond the tempting sinners world
Where souls are sent to he'll.
My tongue viii shout forever now
Loud strains of glory sweet,
While in paradise of bliss fly
Around Thy kingdom seat.
No mortal tongue can tempt me now
To join the band Of he'll
Where screams of terror ring aloud
Der fame and sooty cell;
Ah!no, for God, the greatest Great,
Hath placed gulf Of time
Between my mortal frame on earth
And this delightful cline.
Oh. would that mortal man could see
This future home of JOY,
Then turn an eye to hells hotpit
Where peace the flames destroy;
For then the ranks Of heaven methinks
Would be beacon bright,
To lead the souls of earth from hell,
Where dwell no blissful Light.
"KHDEE. :"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-30

A clerk in Iowa city says: "A
very pretty and nobby young lady
called in the store the other day
and requested to see our lavender
kid gloves, whereupon she was
shown several different shades Of
that color. Being little over
come with so great variety, she
asked: (which of those pair are
!the layenderest2.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-30

CURE FOR THE BITE OF A MAD
DoG.-A writer in the Natto's5
hteUigencer says: "Spirits of
hartshorn is a certain remedy
for the bite of a mad dog. The
wound should be bathed constant
" with it, and three or four doses
diluted, taken inwardly during
the day. The hartshorn decOm-
poses chemically the virus insinu-
ated into the wound, and immedi-
ately alters and destroys its delete
robustness" The gentleman who
left this recipe with us vouches
for its efficacy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-30

Punch illustrates "unbecoming
levity," by presenting a wood cut
of the scene in a church, where
in a crowd of spectators are a.
waiting the arrival of q wedding
party. To the scene is appended
this dialogue by way Of glossary :
Fair Young Lady-'I see some
body in the crowd outside waving
q handkerchief. i suppose the
bride is approaching"
Light Young Man-"A hand
kerchief. White one? BY Jove,
perhaps its a reprievep
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NUMBER OF EGGS A HEN WILL.

NUMBER OF EGGS 4 HEN WILL.
LAY.--It has been ascertained that
the ovarium of a fowl is compos-
ed of 600 ovules or eggs, there.
fore hen during the whole of
her life cannot possibly lay more
eggs than GOO, which in a natnr-
al course are distributed over nine
years in the following proportion
II;voL ,-oc,, - Fto,, IirtL * fO CG
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-30

A gentleman in Huntington,
Vt. a short time since had an adj
dition to his live stock of several
pups and eight pigs. The moth
er of the latter, however, hogglsh-
ly devoured all but one. The
lonely little grunter was then put
with the pups, and their mater
nal relative" adopted it and is now
bringing it up with the same care
that she testows upon her own
legitimate offspring.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-30

It follows that it would not be
profitable to keep hens after their
fourth year, as their produce
would not pay for their keep, ex-
cept when they are of a valuable
or scarce breed.-C X. Geyetin on
Poultry Breeding.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-30

The Democrats of New Jersey,
largely endowed with the sub
stance of things hoped for, the
evidence of things not seen, ex'
pect to carry that State at the
next election.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-05-30

To DESTROY AND PREVENT BED
BUGs.-A Georgia lady sends us Il
the following: "Steam the bed,
steads and the cracks in the wal
with strong, hot vinegar, twice a
wear, lin March and September is
best, with watering-pot, OF
even coIee-pot will answer.
BE careful to let the steam IN
every crack, and you need not
fear being annoyed in that line.
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Sec. 46. BE At .furtheT eQdcfed,
That the Governor, Secretary of
State, Comptroller, and the Super
intendent of Common Schools for
the State, are hereby appointed a
Board of Commissioners of the
School Fund, and the Governor
shall be President of the Beard,
and the Superintendent of Com
mon Schools shall be Secretary
thereof, who shall keep q record
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Nonresident Taxes.

IN THE TOWN OF TRENTON.
II the C.vHty Of Hancock, for the year SO.
tHe following l-t ii faXF- real estate q Nom
Resilient owners IN the town OF Trenton. for lie
ear l-ss5-s IN bills committed = Nahum Berry
Collector Of SAID town tie twentieth day Vi.
May. Isl has been returned by him to me a. re-
naming anpait On the twenty--ixth day of Feb
r1arT. ISL. BY hi certificate % that date and
remains unpaid, IN. notice / hereby gwen that Il
tie -aid tax>., interest and charges not paid
I'm the treasury 81 said town within eighteen
months from The date 81 tf- commitment of -ald
biIl-, much ii the real estate taxed - VIII be
sufficient 70 pay LIE amount therefor including
interest and charges, sLl- without fH-re- notice
he sold public auction - the >eiertIH.Es Once
in -aIG town the tWertySl XIII Is 81 Decenaiyer
lsj1, ~ tug O'Clock. z. =.
Names, Real E=tzie. Value. Tax.
.3ohr 4. Brown, Land, So 10 Z ~
Ben amin ;. Jordan, Land. 10 % 6.'g
John -. jordan or Unknown, Land, 1000 10 ~
George Bush. Land. l2j 10 =
Cyrus Mitchell. Land. 3 - 81
Ferdinand Cousin. or unknown. Lii. IL 10 5 60
Thomas Hodgkins. Land. q % 4G
Estate Of seth PaddelioEd, Land 5h49 70
J. Z. YOUNG.
Tre.- rtf
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TO
MUSIC TEACHERS
DEALERS

DEALERS
The subscriber is fully prepared to furnish
Sheet Music, strings. Musical Instruments ard
Music Boots Of all kinds at the lowest trad. rl,e.
wholesale and retail from the largest collection.
in this country.
Orders punetaally and faithfully attended 10.
Address all orders
SIBERIA OFT" 7s3 Broadway. Nv
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To the Honorable Conf q County Co.arai--inrers-
next 70 ise h0lfs7l " Es-v' ORR. itla 4- & the
County Of Hau6JH.
~ Z The uader-izaef. vau- petitioner. would
~ Fe=Pe. tfaIls represent that IA =. ls.iz 81 The
following location Womb - ~ --t private and
public B-e. commencing 8s tla Long Pond road
Rear John Hubbarti'- 81 port. On the line be
tween Nathan EldrI,i.,e- ats, stliulel .rlyeierf
thence running >uEtnea=te-iy ~ Or nsa- samuel
Eatse'- William Dpdge--. f.ilas Ddze'. and tire
late residence 81 ABRAHAM Dodge al Ia ~ land
aud int@rse~t the Town fgz4 ucrr the dwelling 80;
" +. Whi,e'- In OrisId ssiaei. distance aol, 5l,e
Iaiie-aad &c believing thai -ad Toad should o.
made, would repeatedly quest that your Honor
zbl@ bdT examine salC route yoBr e4flie=t con.
FenieRre and locate SAD road. AID = II ,lEtt iginI
would ever pray.
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v onderful bul True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the worl,,-renowuea
Asirologi,t and >omnslnb.li-iic Clairyoyant while
in elairvoyani state, delincaie. the very features
OF the person You are L. marry and by the aid OF
an instrument ofiuicnse power, known a, the
Psychono!rupe, guarantees 10 produce 4 pcFfee;
AM, l!ie-se picture o! the future husband or Vie
Of the APPLICANT with date Of marriage occupation
leading trans Of character, SC, TIN, no impos-
iiion. a testimonials without number can assert
BY stating place OF birth age, Opposition, color OF
eyes and hair and enclosing my cents and stamp
ed envelope addressed to yourself YOU will receive
the picture l'y mail together with desired
information.
ss-Address in confidence, MApANE GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, T. o. Box 2o'. West Troy, y. Y.
lysp5
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Amcrc n Foreign Patents
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
l.;e Agent q The l. 5. Patent Office Washington,
under the Act Of ISL.
no, rs. State St.. Opposite Kilby ST.,
BOSTON.
R. II. EDDY.

4 fIfR an extensive practice Of upwards of
- t~eniy Years. continues To secure Patents in
me | ntci states also in great Britain FRA, CO
ana other foreign countries. Caveats, Specilcs-
ons, tond-, Assignments, and all Y1rers or draw
ing. Tor Patents, executed reasons HE ieyees
" nh dispatch. Researches made into Am.rie.n
az Foreign works, 10 determine legal and other
"'Nice rendered in all matters touching the same
'oples OF the claims of any patent furnished nv
Washington.
Ne .igrncg in the United state, possess.. superior
idc'GtsS ~ Claiming PGteH:s y aScertuiuinc .As
Pr1ftcGtihg eiiar-atioas
During eight months the subscriber IN the course
OF NJ large practice snadc ON twice rejected apply
cauohs >INTEEN AfrEAI.s: sretp OF when WAS
decided In his iuorb the Commis ouers OF raten,s
TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most durable and
smrctsYu| practitioners with whom l have had
oHciai intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commits sioners of Patents,
, II nave no hesitation as uring inventors that
tit! cannot employ man rsore competent and
Trustworthy and more capable II putting their
appneatlons IN a form to secure for them an early
anu favorable consideration at the Patent office.
EDMUND BuRK,"
Late Commits sioner OF Patents
Mr., X ii. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications in all but ONE of which patent.
have been granted. and that one is nowrending
such uEmistakable proof OF great taNnt and
ability on his part leads me TO recommend Oh in,
veHtors to apply 10 him TO procure their ralsnis
a. they may be sure Of having the most fqilkuIl
attention bestowed on their cases, and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARu
Jan. !, iSsI-lY1
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AMERICAN ORGAN,
AMERICAN ORGANS

I, ia ADAPTED to any Music from the qpiek.s,
and most lively, to the heavy tons Of the Church
Organ. AMI slsnos, universally, they preferred
70 The Piano. bv persons who lave than, ys, COST
ing less than half, AID oaiy ,skiag . small
4ngHEt q IN.
Seaz 'a- d.tsr4:re estea!4-s sissag fAli -a-;ic~
lars az9 p-less.
EzciusiFe Agencies secg-ei 10 Dealers, All
large discount. to the trade AID Teachers
iddress all orders
sIBEaIA OFT. Wholesale Agent,
TS3 Broa way. NeE york.
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HERVEY X. HAYES.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
0RLAND. MAINE
Ellsworth Bleaehery Notice.

Z Ill. Undersigned has received his Spring st,ls
1 Bla Is, a3d ., now ready Ia do All work @
trusted to him his line, it'll dispatch, neatne.s
and in the --latest style.
- JOHN TYLEE
Ellsworth. April ie;h, 1857. j.
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Reparator Capilli.
{ fr.Ezcd. yoar switches

Tarow away yo0r false fr.Ezcd. your switches
your *
pes,raetige OF comfort and not worth a fig;
Core aged. cone youthful. come ugly aud iztF'
All reyolce il your oan lusariani hair.
EsPARAToR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause i, may have fallen OUT and forcing
growth Of hair upon the face, it ha. no equal. II
" III force the beard 10 grow upon the snoo;hest
face IL fro n Eve 10 eight week. or hair upon bald
head. in from two to three moath,. \ few ignor-
ant practitioners have asserted that there l. moth
H.: that viii force hasten tn. growth Of the hair
OF baril Their assertions are false. as thou sands
OF living witnesses from their own experience can
l-ear witness. But many viii say, how are we 10
distinguish the genuine frem the spurious Il
certainly Is difficult. Rinetenihs Of the different
Preparations advertised for the hair and beard arr
entirely worthless, and you may have already
thrown away large amounts in their purchase. To
such we would say, Try the Eepara:or Cappilli; ii
will cost Won nothing unless it fully comes up TO
onr representations. fyour Druggi>; does net
Keep it. send IA one dollar and We viii forward it
postpaid, together with receipt for the money
which will be returned you application, pro-
yid.ag entire satisfaction Is not given. Address
W. l. CLARK ! Co. Chemists,
No. 3 West Faye;te street, SYRACUSE, Ny
l1j
There colneth CAD tiding> Of JOY 10 all,
To Young aud to old. to great and TO small ;
The beai ~ which once was so precious and
rare.
l. free f al. and all may be fair.
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FEAystxV. 8rrii zslh is--
To itss HgssasD4se E1zssf Il C8rAiE Esazcz ss5sl-
sys fg- tire C9Enty II Haaeocs
M Esq the underlined lbf43-tanss of Ss54
VI Fran Aaln- rs-lseetfnll: repne-s4I it-zi lie
S9a- s9E le2c1i4T fF0sa Daniel Pl<r- . tse -zls
Sater Lzzstiax i rInzasgn- sasl t r-azsi r. ss4r
- AVOID the hl zzsd ssr1e7i tBe siistznee change
u SAIL rod - fztsrE B-rl z=.fszfar@ gAs= Es4s:
sgi1~d fssslS=t flae tsza-e 'alaa-i4iz-aszae-= t2
rtz2rEe,s s2it rad b. rsinHe3@5Eg u Is-zr sd
A,sGts ftte.s iselliss75l.e al st4aiiaz - r.
y esiS ard % AstiEr 1s-eEs.- aEelliz.--l4-@-
tss3-e 10 he Saltwater Isalils - IL L-4r Charlie
19odxln'- sA2p "a Sad Franklin
AEst tfsF TEstssssrse4 fa1 .sser hat Ee IIa-s
E1ALs VI SAL I1NsI4 ~ frz54Ai1r haze zagsJ-4t3E
lsfase1 asszl seetzs - ggszi ii4e road 70. wta-h
THOMAS IL HooPER aad =. oshe-s
STATE OF MAINE
HkScocE- $ CpurI q C9unty Cs-urr.is.l2-e;-
April ssr7B- & -. I-sss-
rpon Tie freg .sz Eegsayl il = c0Bsiiere1 ty the
ColIai-ss9ze-- fssi re t-sDEer. arg rEsEe1a-!bl=
s1d that tss>s glft - be hard taarhin- the m4tL~r
ret for-s their petition AMI i.sei0rs order ,lt4t
the Count. Commissioners meet 81 Daniel PIlT'
Il Franklin % TRs-tay the n day 9f Juiy II -
o'rf9sk a NJ AMI thence yToceel u sis's tie
FoziS mentioned - aid ErfIl59a- sf1er Esi=a
t. I'm t.se same ozy h@aEgnz Il tie pzrtie-
nd ygirBe Viii b. kad Il the Ezaaklin Hone 70
and -arsi ot5.r r8@sgss-- tssen ~ tn yrC-.l-- T.
tss Commissioners sh24 Ia.ige proper. AHa Il g.
ova~res-T7aai Bo'i-s ii ia ti-ae J,la-. AMI I,ur
pre- q Tee C9gs,Eal-ssaser-a meeting sf9Eea3 te
given 70 Al g@r-9ns zad rsEpoTai.z- tntsre-taG y.
t@rFL1Z "a a;ssst-71 COP u i'@ -i-i98 sn1 tH:-
order thereon aI51 u. clerk u the isEl oi fzH1-
liz and b. sg-ths up zitesfea copies at4re4sId
u tATre ga5is@ pIaaes sad town th.-1E l4E- At
Ie2ss before the time appointed for said view.
hg pU zhi.z tn fetifios .13 p-st-= thereon ih-s
weeks sae-csssively II tho Sil-voztu -AF8e-l-4-.
Newspaper published ~ Ii5-gg-1h IL TIRE C1uBty
q Hancock. tic fret l5lI-Ilsn 70 H. Il lea t.Ir-
L dag before tae TINE = saId that 81 s=-
ssE- AID corporation intvre-.ed mss sUels ~! x
E-a-d Z lie: ti5ak -,
Atss-i r w PERRY Clerk
:. frue copy q tie ysfi;iaa and srses thereon
SaI- Attest, L. W. PERRl. C8-rk
To the Honorable Cont q Cyuuiy Co.arai- -ianers
next ise h0fis1 ~ \ ORR. within 4d & ? The
County Of HaurJ=E
u Z TIE usder.ix1ei. rau- petitioners would
y FezPee Tails jiiat 1s.iF 81 The
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME T. F. THoRSToN, the great En- giish As.
troiosi-t, C!airvoyant and Psyehome,rician, who
has astotlishcd the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson. y Y
Siadahe thornton possesses such wuEdo.iul DOW.
efs oil second sight, as to enable her 10 in.par,
AhoWledse Of the greatest importance to the single
or married of either While in state Of ,rapr.
hhe deiineaes the very feature. Of the pcrson Won
are to marry and by the aid oil an instrument, of
intense power, known Is the Psychomotropc, guar.
aniees to produce lie-likc picture of the futu.r
husband or wife Of the applicant, together with
daie OF marriage, position III life leading trait. of
character, &c, This is no humbug az thousands
ofiestimonials can assert. She viii SEMI when de.
sired certified certificate, or written guarantee.
That the picture is what it purports TO be- By en-.
closing a small lock Of hair, and stating place Of
BIRTH age, disposition and complexion, and en-.
CLOSING my cents and st imped envelope addrcs sed
10 yourself, You will receive the picture aud desired
information by return mail. All communications
,acrethy confidential Address in confidence
son, y. Y. iva ir.n5 '""
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BY tho Use OF
CT ASTELLAR'S .
WHITE LIQUID
EN AMEL.

Fer Improving and Beau;ityin- the Compile Nion Il.
The most valuable and perfect pref srstiou in Use
for giving the skin beautiful rear1-like tint tia
!, cnls found in youIh. II quickly removes Tan
frcckic>, lfmpics. B.0trhes, Moth Fatche csloW
ETupt.ou-, and all impurities of the kin. kinais
healing th- same leaving the skin white and clear
A. siabaster. It. not be detected by the
closest scrutiny, and being We etable prepar alton
!, perfect! harmless. lis the only article Of the
Kind u-ed by the French, and j. considered BY the
Partisan d Indi- pcn.sble TO perfec; teilei. Up
wards Of 21.1s5 bottles were sold during The pas;
year. -ufi -.eui guarantee at II, efficacy. Fiee
o..ts = cent, sent by mail posi- .palt, receipt
Vf Al order by
BERGER. SHUTS L CO. Chemists.
- RIVER st, Toy, y. y
W.
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BEAUTY !!
AUBURN. Golden, Flaxen 4 suken Curls,

DRoDCCE hy the Use OF Prof. DE BRKuN
/ FEl>E Ii CHkNkUN. ono sVpleitIou
warranted 10 curl the most isht and stubborn
ir of either ito Way rinEiets, or heayr
massive curis. Has been used BIZ the fashion, bles
of Parls anu London. " it'll the mott grsiify isg
results. Doc injury 10 the hair Price by
mai. sealed and postpaid. -. descriptive tirer-
lar- inaileN- free. Address BERGER, sHt IT'S
CO, Chen ITS No - River st. Troy, y. T.,
Sole Agents for the United states. lYS
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ASTROLOCY.
The World Astonished
ATTHE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
>rtDr Ry THE GREAT ASTRoLoGiST.
Madame H. A PECRIGO.

size resvels secret. no mortal ever Knew. ri
-aS-,r-s. 10 happiness those who. from o"t,'ui
ev,r. at-trOI5tes, IN love, los 81 Tt'si
i,sss and frieH4s ib-s of money. &c. have ose"s
j.r.an.ssrt She bTingS together thos. long pear
49, ives information concerning sbetsff iri"has'
~ 3 &C., restores lost or stolen -TuPert! teii-
~, tn. u. me-. yea are best qualified To pNrte
nd IN v nat ecu will b most >uccesslsi oat'e
.r.s.iv marriages sud tells you the very Gay Gu
N III n5a-rv E4Ses ynE the name likeness ana eiifi
a.ris.5T,isr. # tn person. she reads your VI.
,fs5asht. ard 10y her almost supernatural POW eI'
-r,si lie ok aud h3en mysterle> Of the iutaft
YIN the tar ne in the nTmament-the maj
% sis-s rhst overcome OF pry7tcniha'e IN IN.
c-otr.-urat,au-;rom the Aspects ami positions o.
H. ,s3srets an tn. fixed stars Ia the heavens a.
-, nav, ~; -rf she dssiuccs the future d'>!ny 81
rsn Pail rsat 10 coneuli the greaie>t A-tTei"gi-'
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con. rltatior FEC with likeness aBd oil desired m
formation 81. Parties living - a di-tAaor g !,
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l:rate>i o-,sef furnished th.'ee desiring hefa-
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