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GENERAL UPHOLSTERER.

Respectfully inform my friends and the Pnhl'e
that ave Ia EN- the store corner Ninth ana bloao
streets where am prepared ~ execute promptly
all orue r, for manufacturing
HAIR AND sllUCk MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
BuLsTEkS AID PILLOWS,
LAYING CAHtkTS, and
GENERAL UPhOLoTE6lad
I'm All its branches Also all kinds OF furniture
neatly repaired and rsrlsh ed HI lower prices than
any where IN the city. ,c,,,u
oc lo-eod?w" corner NiYth and Broad streets.
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APrLICATIo:- OF REBEL- FOX PARDON The
application for pardon Of James \ S"GdUn,
formerly Secretary OF War Of III" rebel Con
icdcraCE, was under consideration at the
Meeting of the Cabinet on Tuesday last. Mr..
>cddon's petition Is well supported by milu-
rutIal endorsements bul BY tn" advice OF lhc
members OF the Cabinet the President has
.urr>rui BpgtiLI
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a California paper says that Il wealthy He
brew at san Francisco, happy in being the
father ofmale triplets. has named them Abra.
Jacob John CONFESS.
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PREsHVrERT or THE PArAPaco JofS- IT.
Southern BEETHRES.-At the meeting las;
Friday OF the Presbytcry Of the PatapsCO, In
Maryland. il was
Rssoircd. That the Prcsbytnrv OF the Pa
tapsco appoint at its present meeting com
m.ssioncrs 10 the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in the United States
and order said commissioners to ask the said
Assembly TO take our Presbytcry under its
care and government. and to unite rs with
such Synod under the AsS"mbly's jurisdiction
aS Il may seem 10 The Assembly most bench
Cial 10 the Church Of God in the world.
After som" discussion, which wa. partiCi-
pntcd IN hy Rev. DR.. Bullock, ). i. Zones,
and =. J"!.vr" the resolution was ADOPTED
ana III" following elections took plac. in
pursuance thereof Rev. j a. Lei.vre, Gle
rical commissioner to General Assembly
Key. =. II. Jones, alternate: Thomas Dixon,
lay delegate; q. bbcr. alternate.
The General Assembly meets in Nashville
November 2lst.
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Yellow Foyer.

New ORLEANS, October i2.-Thc interments
from yellow fever up to 6 o'clock this morning
were forty six.
MOBILE, October l2.-Thcre were three
deaths from yellow fever to-day.
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Hardware.

HEAVY AIRED dozen
L Axes. a.sort,d $50 dozen Spades And
shoy.Is 100 dozen Painted Bucket 800 Kegs
Nails assorted 50 Kegs horseshoes; g tons Hol-
low War-, 20 tons Grindstones; 20 casks Trace
and Cart Chain for sale at lowest market rate. oy
-. II W \ DOSNAS co.
DaBBIT METAL.-50O POUNDS ny
ID Rabbit Metal Just received per stsamst ~
sxara and for sale low by cruroN
la35 Main street.
au7 -
DkESEHVING Is Ell L Z AM
L FUbaAoho ~ CYlRLBS J. SlSTOS,
lass Main rect.
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One hundred and nineteen thousand bushels
Of wheat valued II nearly Il quarter of Il mil
lion Of dollars have been forwaI ded east hy 4
single firm In Alton, illinois, since the middle
of .Julv
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Attcnpt To Burn n Church.

PuG.xIxviLLr. PA. October lo.-St Peter
Episcopal church ~ Phunixvillc was again set
on fire this morning, being tho second attpmut
10 fir" III" cdi!icc within two weeks. This
time the Are was kinalcd in the church not I'm
tn" school room. in the basement ~ before
MI III" missionary boxes Of the Sunday school
classes we're broken open and robbed. and tho
fire kiud!"d At III" has" Of the reading desk
destroying 1t ana III" Bib" aud PRAYER booI,
and portion OF III" platform. Tn" iucendia.
rirS were IN IN" church al night. having made
bed ufpcw cushions FOR the night. rest. and
kIndlIng the fir" when they lrr.
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"a0nr- Ital. Tie Charlottesville
Ut >NtuEda, Says:
"s-7"w#tHr revolution al The North
... ~-a unexpected development OF Il
!.... ...sri }allHc public sentiment III mat
'f1arNtra III rcuns ylNan!1, ONO,
3. '' '-.'r I"erutc!cct4ons. has cnholdcncd
........ .'.,e our opinion, and we are now IN
-.... ~bI..0 and determined Effort on the
-..'@ month"; u vote down the proposed
.a.t.'~. Inspired hy The uobi" protest OF
..'' - ONO and "nusylyauia, We think
az. lie orally the conservative voters
,... - 'o '"r polls for The PURPOSE OF de-
"' 1I4Wtoi~ MEASURES VI the radical
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NEW AND BE4A TIE u l. PATS
~ TEENS OF JEW ELkY, S!LNER.PLATED
WARE, SC, at JOHN IA. TYLER & CO.'S, 1872
Main stre.t-We have on hand and are constant
" receiving all the most desirable styles OF
Diamond Pins. Ear RipSs, Finger Kings, &c;
Gold EnGmelled, and Etru.can Jewelery-every
article in this line Of new patterns;
Gold aud Silver Watches, superior quality, war
ranIed;
Cola Watch Chains. Vest, Chaaialn, ana Leon
tine. every va'lety
silver Tea Services, Pitchers, Goblsts, Mugs But
ter Dishes, Casters, Spoons, Forks, Ladies,
Butter Knives, sc
SILVER i'm cases, FOR Bridal and other presents. &C
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DKoUrur ~ OHIo.-A private letter from
Cincinnati says that the country along The
railroad between that city and Cleveland X 80
parchcd and dried up that ii has been set on
lire in numerous places by sparks from the
engines, and thc country tar ana wide has
been burned over. And an intelligent, we'll
Informed Oman gives IL rs his opinion that
The farmers .. III" Stat" had well nigh los,
their Who'll" year labor in consequence" IL III,
long continued and sever" drought VIII
which the State has been visited,
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Destructive Fire,

New HAVEN, October 1.-THE stockinet fac
tory Of G. III. Str"aks : Co, in this city. was
burned this morning. Loss on the building.
s2j, oop insured for 100000 Loss on ma
chiucry and stock, SO, 0co. insured for 80 go.
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TELEGRA-PHIC NEWS.
Special telegram to the Rich nond Dispatch.
Conservative Convention in IIanovcr-Somina
ton OF a Candidate.

ASHLAND, October IA meeting OF tho
Conservative voters OF Hanover county was
held her" to-day 10 select candidate for the
Stat" Constitutional Convention, and Mr.
Alfred Duke. who has beeh canvassing the
county for some weeks, was chosen as the
Conservative candidate. NJ.
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During the three months ending September
3pth The Chicago police made 7,223 arrests, re-
sutiug in :+"}27 worth of fines. OF siG2,2 go
III stolen property, *ll%, Sl2 was recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

t...., nor Orr has addressed !, letter 10 Pre-
Irs.t,I' muse" praying that an order OF
lg.r,., amy permitting only registered
serve Oh Ju!!es. be revoked.
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PhlysiciUnS.

nR. KNOX.-For the convenience OF
y friends on shoCko. Hill who may desire my
services would request that they leave their mes
cage. Al tn. drng rt0re uf p. Johnston ST., oppo
.,t. the post -oilce and they viii b. punctualiy
attended 10. JOha haoA, u. u.
l-e0d2w
nO(TORS JAMES K. WILLIAMS
~ AND I. K. PAGE have removed their orics
10 the north-a. OF Sixth and Broad STREETS,
over Hasu.rs drus store.
Messages may be left At the store. oc 2-sod2wi
NR. NJ. l.. JAMES Qately of Gooch-
l landl has removed 10 Richmond TO PRAC-
TiCg HIS PROFESSION. Otics and residence on
southwest corner OF erase and Adams sussa
~
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Boarding und LOdging.

MRS. N. II. THORNTON, CORNER
IVA GOVERNOR ROSS STREETS. has several
very desirable suites 81 rooms for fhmilc. ana can
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERMANENT. and
D.Y ROARDERS IN tho best style. The houns IL
central and convenient 10 all parts OF the city, and
nothing shall bs omitted TO gave satlniactlon.
Oc li-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

DrNrIsT VINO OrGuT TO RE IIr.G.-A
Young lady OF Canandaigw;,. y. Y went 10 u
dentist 10 have some teeth extracted. and III
US" operation Il" cracked her Jaw. but sh"
being under til" Influence o: ch!Croior!n. was
irsrnSIhl" To her misfortune The dentist
d'd NOT discover l.. but attempted 10 extract
another tooth, pulling out = piece Of the Jaw
bone OF sufficient siZ" 10 contain TWO teeth.
~ ih's Inn" 81" began 20 recover from the
'HrclS 81 III" op!atc, and il was again I'D
iniuIslcrcd. and physician and surgeon being
immediately summoned, h"r Jaw was set.
About six weeks after, tho Young lady (bcIn.,
Obliged 10 breakfast, dine, and sup on
gru"ll was informed by her physician III at
t"mdanC" that she Nigh, loosen III. blnGa9c
and commence to use her Jaw, which be-
ing done, 81" found that her Jaws we're set
and after vain Efforts 10 operate them lhry
gave mp IN despair, feeling that they w"r"
locked forever. ~ tn" latest accounts sh" Was
still unable to open her mouth, and was fed
through i silver tube.
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NGrine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALNAEAG--OcroBEg II, 1857.
san rises............ G2d Noon risas........ 6 Z
sun sets............. 81 Hish ode p. II. j =
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~ RI + SOUTHERN FERTILIIINf
4 COMPANY, RICHMosD VA, are now rscely-
ing and preparing thsir fail stock OF fERTl-
LlZE2S and offer for sale In mi Limited quantities
CRUSHED PERUVIAN GUANO,
selected from the purest cargoss Imported, war
rantsd pure and OF the highest standard
PHOAPHo PERUVIAN aud
OLD DOMINION,
prepared under the supervision Of Professor WILL
LIAM GlIHaM for the wheat crop, combining 4
large percentage Of the Phosphateo, with All ade-
quate amount OF Ammonia;
FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
Orders soicited
JOHN ENDERS, President.
an l0-2m ONCE No. l04 Fourteenth street.
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&C ll-3l

THOSE BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL
i CARDS, answstyls, Tor p ~suus Hou.s.
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The Chicago correspondent OF tn" st. Lous
BtUpcJGt states that tn" lat" President Lin
coin invested during his lifetime S7:l.ur1-rhc
proceeds of his Salary-in Government bonds,
and that his c$tHt" ut his death was worth
over slrp"no. TIL" writer alluded 10 explains
Mrs. Iiucoln'S recent conduct on the theory
that she Is insane.
Tn" N"w York Ne11tii i still receiving CON
urDutiOnS for tn" benefit Of this lady from the
charitably disposed OF that city. We give be-
low its latest statement OF receipts. The
amount OF the donations may cause some sur
prise"
Man and wife, one dollar;
q. :. Bend, three cents:
benedict, One cent postage stamp:
Ebert \. Wood, tire" cents.
Sunday school teacher, one cent:
Nudsiil, two-c-nt revenue stamp;
.. w. O., ten cents.
Omega, one Ccut, uicklc.
T.. i. -, twenty cents.
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ANDON FEMALE SEMINARY
LINEAR sTRvEEsviLLE, KING AND QUEEN
COUNTY SA-RGV. K. H. LAM Principal
Ths nsrt session OF this school will commence on
the LAST DAY OF SEPTEMBER and continue
forty weeks.
For particulars apply for circular.
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ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND

BALLARD HOTEL, RICHMOND
TEL, OF TIE CITY This eis9ant establishment
Is now complete In all It's appointments.
In It's structure and furnishing, particular attsn.
ton h az been given both To mfort and style. II
il remarkable for its cleanliness and ita furnturs
Ii Of the best quality.
Tn. lobby, ladies' reception, bar, blIiiArd, ana
ana Beautifully arranged. The ladies parlors.
and rooms on the frst door, are easy oi &C
ce.. ami rec from tn. confusion OF business
Tn. table i. supplied bount-ously with all the
deIicacirs Of the season tLat this ana other mar.
xets afford and many OF IN, supplies come direct
from the beet markets Of the country.
The nub-crib-r- in their new connecticut Deg
leave 10 pIrdy. their best efforts 10 tn. mants-
nance Of this fr-t Glars Hotel and AK the sup
pUrr OF their friends and the public generally.
JOHN Z. BALLARD SONS,
JoHy p. BALLARD, Propristors.
WILLIAM r. BALLARD,
Z. hTkIBLIs1 BALLARD. au 81
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GNE PHASE or the REvESrR FRArps-S"vo-
ri months ago person applied TO the pres
dent OF An lnsurauc" company in New York
with the request that h" you'd insure, in tnc
sum Of $1,000, his schooner. her tackle, and
""tcat",ry. What machinery does your
schooner carry - asked the insurer. Tn. APP
plcnnt for lnsuranC" h"sital"d for little, but
finally said: 81 may ~ we'll tell vou the
whoi" story. ! hay" a schooner load OF mo-
lass"s -: | have also u slilI on board | want 10
insure my vessel for Il voyage between here
and BOSt ton, with The und"rS landing that she
may anchor III The Sound long enough To turn
III" stun into whi~i:"y." OF course h" did not
mean TO pay revenue duties on the whisky.
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I" % 4Hs3 eaAe 369E38 a4s.3 u tl1
HAsON IIAND,rand will continue to
a 1 receive 9 full and complete stock OF
best French, English and American leath-
ers and skins. aud is ready to do all kind
of work in his line with, neatness and dis
patch. He invites a call and trial from
the people of Alexandria, Pincyillc and
the country.
May 9Th, l661-tf
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- y !. " NJ IN
rs now prepared to repair and renovate
L WAGONS, CARTS, ETC.. s
tand to build new eisterus or repair old
ones. He has plenty of material on hand,
and VIII do work in the country as we'll as
town, on the most reasonable and accomo
dating terms. His shop is in the upper
part Of the Town, Immediately in the
front of Louis Gossens' store. ri ttE
inn u 1867 &c t9 llHski 9NM .#-.t.lEst- 8
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WE REspFCrFULLY REFER TO:

WE RESPECTFULLY REFER TO:
Messrs. j. M. Pelton, R. c, Moore, w. A
.Shatfer, Winslow Hatch, Adolphe Verret
c. s. Hunt. Captains J. j. Shaffer, W. "A
Bisland, Colonel j, r. Bislald Messrs. Da
Wis 81 Barrow Terrebonne.i
Messfs. Thomas P!May, F.Webb G. Co
Octave Hymel--St.John the Baptist NJ
Messrs. r.. d Z. Troxler g., Coz, Chauvil
lewis a. Bourseres sosthene Deneu1
bourg-St. Charles ma asa aea ~ "a
Dr., John E, Pugh---Assnmption. "a
Messrs. Scuddy Perkins. John Webb, I
Caillouet-Lafoprche. '''. ...'.
L. @. Compton, Esq Rapides. '',
l. Rhodes-Sts Mary - st' Y ia
jan l6 1867 lg.esss. s,.7.,s -sv,.-
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i TIA. K Il N C0'IIC,El-
ENROM and after the LIST day of JUNE
Il we will not sell any Beef on credit
as we have to pay cash for orr BeeNes, we
expect the cash ON delivery of themeat
LOUIS ABAnIE,
June5-tf JE0 M1LLlAs.
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.nERUvIAN BARK BITTERS-
CELEBRATED Tonic AND Alternative.
A Certain Preventive to Fevers& Ague
PREPARED IN NEW ORLEANS.
ENRON The recipe Of q Southern practi-
IL cling physician, of acknowledged
scientific ability, from the best Red Gin
chona (Peruvian) Bark selected especially
for the purpose h''a1 ~
The 5proprietors offer the PERUVIAN
BARK Buffers as q preventive for Fever
and Agne,s an excellent Alternative and
Tonic peculiarly adapted to the Southern
climate; q depuratiye OF the blood and
other fluids, and an agreeable stimulant.
These Bitters will efectually cure Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhca, intermittent Fever,
Ague, Diseases of the Kidneys, all Diseases
arising from a Disordered Liver, Stomach
and Intestines and all kinds of Periodical
Diseases. sl.t DIR. M. PERL a. CO.,
5 Sole proprietors and Manufacturers,
tF}.F ~ as39 s83 New Orleans. La.
G. l.. KOUNs & BRO, SO Common ST.
NJ {. ase5 ~ .,..f, Wholesale Agents,
Ey The above Bitters can be had of
S. K. JOHNSON, HENRY ST. JOHN and
all Druggists. oga3 ,l,. .d15 ,t.fd i
Alexandria, La, April 8, 1867-tf.
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oNoTICE.

f.. So, NOTICE, 81
BAYOU Boeuf Rapides Parish La
~ May goth 1867, Judge T. G. Man
ming is my authorized Attorney and
agent, to attend to all my business in
in the Succession of Silas Talbert de-
ceased, inmy absence.
g THOMAS L. TALBERT.
Executor of the estate of Silas Tai.
bert deceased. June 9Th l9G.-tf
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} III * O5~BES E-B-EiI.i-ES-
TIVE UNDERSIGNED is now. III full
Il operation with his BREWERY in
pineyiile, and is prepared to deliver the
best aud purest LAGER BEER to the eiti-
zens of Alexandria, Pineyille and sur
rounding country. He win deliver it at
the residences Of his customers in either
place at ONE DoLI4A n PER DOZEN. sbot6lss
be returned. For his country customers
he will deliver it at the Store of Jacob
Walker in Alexandria. s.aess,g3i
g8a iIiaf HENRY WALKING.
Pineville, May list, l367-3m. li
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II EEPS constantly on hand an assert
IN ,nent of Cooking and Heating stoves
Orders for tinware, repairing of cutters ane
pipes viii receive prompt attention.
Also Agent for Rice Brothers & Go
celebrated CHATTER OAK COOKING
STOVES, which he keeps always on hand
TERMS CASH. s4
oct 81, 1890. If,
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y. IL. ANDREWS,
J5-tds-Printer's Fee SIS co. Sheriff.

e.. Il u. M Is II ri
THE UNDERSIGNED having taken
j charge Of Major ,Seip's new SAW
MILL, located near the State Seminary,
Us prepared to furnish LUMBER in large
or smallqu antilles, at almost any desired
point. Orders left at the Store Of Mr., j.
LEVIN will receive prompt attention,
4 share Of the public patronage isfe-
specially sOlicited. 81 ~ Tsss,s s,,.,g
.19l3,f III J.s s. BRADY.
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In OTIC.EiTO PLANTERS

| A LII PARTIES wishing the sulphurous
IN acid gas apparatus known and pat
ented as nPattison's Revolving Cylinder"
will do!well to apply Immediately, as.first
come will be first served. For the iclariti-
cation of cane juice, it is superior to all
others, and the only perfect machine in ex-
istence. Perfect satisfaction will be given
before any payment is made. All orders
addressed to- 49, !, t,,,g ,a.o,3:te
H-72 ~ so PATTIsoN & CAGE,
Houma, Parish of Terrebonlie, La.
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N. o. ADVERTISEMENTS
nERUyIAN BARK BITTERS--

EM,'phu! Bu21AAl! .Zuyr1N =!
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q For Sale.

TWENTY THOUSAND acres Of valu-
L able, Pine Woods lard, with some i'm
provemeuts, near Alexandra, 2 a., north
side of Red river For terms. etc, apply
to Il. S. Losee, Esq. at Alexandria, Bo-
CANS buildings, Front Street.
GEO. L. WILSON.
april 18th, IT,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-25

Trv rvcovv T,x-Tba folIov;no 10
the form OF making income returns LOT
1867 under the new law. The reader
iii L... A.. ho....xu.
VIII sec NJ s'A"'e '"' 'h"f'''r VI 'no
articles to be returned upon, and the
deductions 10 be made:
~
RgTuRNs-l. From the prohts IN any
trade, business or vocation from which IN
come is actually derived, or any interest
tnerein, Wherever carried on.
z. FROM the payment OF aeos ma former
year considered lost, and which nave not paio
a previous income tax.
8. From rents.
4. From farming. operations; amount Of
live stock sold; amount Of agricultural pro-
ducts sold.
5. From profits realized by sales OF real es-
tate purchased since December 81, 1853.
6. From interest on any bonds or other ev.
nal. turnpikc, canal navigation, or slack
water comnany. or interest or dividend on
,,cS, e,n;tpi or dcnosits in any bank. trust
company, savings institution, Insurance, rail-
road, canal, turnpike, canal navigation, or
slsckwater company.
7. From dividends Of any incorporate COM
pany other than those above mentioned.
s. From gains and profits ofany incorpor-
ated company not divided.
o. From interest notes, bonds or other
securities nj the United States.
10. From interest on notes, bonds. mort
cages or other securities other thar hose
| enumerated above.
IL. From any salary other than as IN oih-
Ger or employee Of the United states.
IL. From any salary or pay as an oineer OF
employee of the United States.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME 4. F. THORNTON, the grent English AS.
~trologist, Clairvoyant and psychOmctricinn, who has
astonished the scientific classes OF the Old NorIl.
has now located herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame
ond sight, as 10 enable her 10 Impart knOwlcdSe OF
the greatest importance to the single or married. oi
either sex. While In a state Of trance. she deiinearss
tho very features Of the person you are 10 m M
known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees top SISe
duce a llfe-llke picture OF the future husDsnu %r ~ne
%nosition IN ma IeadInr traits Of character. &c. Inns
\ no Sumbuc. as thousands OF testimonials can as
Sert. She vii send when desired a G eer, , Is se wSsi
~ AZ y ), ~ ~. Nv enclosing o small lock Of hair,
and stating place OF birth. age, disposition and COM pm.
piexion. and enclosing afy cents Eds anil SiIl SI peesiSs ; ~,
Seiope J.sI,.d by return mall. All
Observation-Disclosures sacredly confidential; Address In
eonndenee. MApEnI e. y. THORNTON. P.0; BOX
"a. Hudson. N, Y. apSiy
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~ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished!
At the wonderful Revelations male by the
GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.

CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER
- knew. She restores to happiness those who.
from dolcful events, catastrophes, crosses In love.
loss OF relations and friends. loss OF money, &C., have
become despondent. She brings together those long
separated. gives information concerning absent
friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen property.
tells you the business you are best qualified to pur.
sue and In what you will be most successful. causes
speedy marriages and tells you the veryda you will
marry, gives you the namc. likeness and character.
istlcs Of the person. She reads your very thoughts.
and by her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries OF the future. From the
stars we see In the iirmamcnt-th the malelc stars that
overcome or predominant in the conflguration-
nom tho aspects and positions Of the planets and
the fixed stars In the heavens at the time Of birth.
she deduecs the future destiny Of man. Fail not 10
consult the greatest Astrologist on earth. It costs
you but q trire, and you may never again have so
favorable an opportunity. Consultation fec. with
likeness and all desired Information. 81. Parties
living at q distance can consult the Madame by mall
with equal safety and satisfaction to themselves. as
II In person. A full and explicit chart, written out,
with all Inquiries answered and likeness enclosed,
sent by mail on receipt OF price above mentioned,
The ~strtctcst secresy will be maintained, and all cor.
respondence returned or destroyed. References OF
the highest order furnished those desiring them.
Write plainly the day Of the month and year In
which you were born, enclosing u small lock OF hair.
Address. MADAME II. A. PERRIG0,
hpSly II. U. Drawer 293, Buffalo. N. Y.