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SUFFRAGE JUBILEE.-A grand suffrage ju-
ollee was held last night by the colored people
OF the LIST ward, in the John Wesley church
on Connecucut avenue, between I. and MI
streets Bishop Talbot presided: Geo Tucker
and Cornelius Clarke were chosen vice presi-
dents, and Daniel Muse and Minor Williams
secretaries.
After singln and prayer, q committee con-
slstlng OF Messrs Paynter, Jones, and Ingra.
nam, Were appointed 10 prepare resolutions
and subsequently reported a series OF resolu.
ions returning the thanks of the colored pso-
pie to Congress for the great boon conferred
upon Them, and expressing the hope that the
same night would soon be granted TO the col.
ored people throughout the country.
Inc nrst speaker was Rev. John Loguen, of
Syracuse, New York, a coiored man, who was
Introduced as the king of the UNDERGROUND
railroad IN former days" He said in being
connected with that railroad he simply ais
charged his duty in assisting his brethren and
ne had always found in doing any duty he
was sumelently rewarded in after time The
speaker said ne was not resident of this Dis.
ulct, out ne had right TO rejoice with the
colored people here tor the great blessings be-
o slowed upon them. He lived in a part or the
nation where the coiored people had not the
with other men. THIS great privilege was not
Created in the District alone but Throughout
me country, and put in effect in the Bis
trict- This District, the head Of the nation,
was now all right; and when the head
was night IL was an easy matter TO reach
the heart. The people of this Distr,c
"ciC i-ccs any reStrlctfOnS, and the
speaker almost snyied their freedom. and
wished he could say IL OF New York and other
places, where they could exercise q part only
OF the freedom enjoyed by the people here He
referred 10 the last time be was in that church
and said IL was then TO address them on the fail
OF Richmond A few days afterwards that
great good, and glorious President, Abraham
Llnccin, fell. The speaker hoped that no other
good man in authority would fall, but if il
should be so, why let US mourn as much as we
can ior thar great good, promised Moses of
ours In the beginning Of the war the white
men SAID ~ was white mans war and they
coulo nght II out without any help from ne
grces; but when Jeff. Davis and the rebels
Were driving them 70 the wall, then they cried
Out we were brethren. and wanted us to help
tnem. We went, and q hundred battle.felds
testify to the bravery of the cclored troops
All the Colored people throughout the country
wanted now was the ballot box and the iury
box, they had had the cartridge box and proved
now well they could use IL; give them the
other two now. and they would get along as
well as any class of people.
After addresses by Prof W. H. Day, OF New
YORK, and Prof. A. Green, OF Philadelp ma, the
meeting adjourned.
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by n. X. WALSH GO, Auctiope.r,
- No. 2sS Penns. ave, corner Iet n 49,.

FURNITURE ANB HOUSEKEKKINa VK
TECTe AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY ito morrswJ MOREISa L.,
auction rooms, " Va - Z
One set Cottage Furniture, nearly nsv
PLAIN and Dress Bureaus and Bedstasa.
Iane and voed- seat Chairs and RocE.r.
Mssh Stands, Tables. Once Chairs
lIo yards supr. BRUSSELS CARPET
3lZ DO do. cit wool B. ply Oar pet
Feather Beds, Blankets, Quilts ac
Cook. Par lor, and Bed room Stoves
Three Zine Steel plate Engrayings
Deli Glass and Crockeryvsre
Terms cash. N. n. WALSH q CO.,
@aio-H Auctioneers.
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RYW L. WALL q 90, Aactiosssrs,
u Stores 81 8 and 3l1,
South corner Peunsyivauia sveuue ssH oth

ri GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctiooeer,.
ROUsEHoLD FURNITURE at TIE ooRsRk
Of6Ih srBEEr MEsT AND srREET
hOkIh AT PUEBLO AUCTION
On In ksDAf, the Eth inst, at 10 O'Clock n
m we shall sell st No. 40 . general Assortment
of Furniture, yiE: 0s'
Mahogany sofas, Chairs, Centre Table. and
Glasses,
Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, wsrdrobes
Carpets, Washstends. and Toilet Mare
Dining Tables snd Cane seat hairs
Crockery and Glassware.
Cook ng and other Stoves
And . lot Of kitchen requisites. and many other
articles which we deem necessary 20 emu merate
% l3d 0BEEN a WILLIAMS Aucts
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nAIllFF SALE OF HOUeEHOLD RURNI-
AEIkGS sHTWsaRs rR RE ANb
la 1sTH s srh fHsr wkkySr' On FkIDAT NEXT,
By virtue OF . writ OF distress, fssued against
the goods and chsttels on Premises No. 40 Penn
syivsnia avenue, the same being to us directed,
tise e.is % and s..s,: ss Ia. =: an. sfs
equity in and 70 !. iatge lot Of Household Furni-
Bedstesds, Mattress, Bolsters, and PiIl.v.
Plush and Hair cloth Sofas; Arm and side Chairs
Dressing Bureaus. Looking Glasses. and Pafntines
Center and spa common TsBis:, W. and
E.tsn.ion Issi., Cap. and wood..... Chair.
HalI. Binins Room, and stair Oh Icloth.
NfSF the sss Day 81 saSSsTs az q ost
In the morning, on the premises above mentioued,
We viii offer TOR .ale the said goods and cbattsls
the highest bidde for cash
.,s.a S sHo y i k dIsbokis. B.inn..
HrSR66o SSIsAE S ia A9S1scs AND
Nos. 2s1 and 2s3 Penna. sv., bet 9Th and 10th sts
Sales at auction every Tuesday. Thursd~y, and
s''urd'yE pG e. Bsso sSs iEnsn' ssl..u..
A full assortment, sf Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes,
hand 81 .s 6ssS
vsnced en- consienmenuo
wholesale and Retail Dealers In Hardware and
ftS street, between N and q
ina u sIsH ssss Pillow: sh,Sss ciosS:s
Darts, Harness. WAGONS, wesoa wheels, Wheel
Inss1 Tss :ss sesle:
hand Stoves. with many other articles toe nu-
and win be ,oid q almost any price 70 suit
- B-lm 49, {.
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BOARDING.

A GEHTLEMAN DESIRES A FURNISHED
"A BOOM, viii Boarding, for himself, wife and
son OH years, In q private family where there
Please address Box 654 City P. o., stating locs.
tfon and price. References exchanged, and board
pay able weeklyor monthly. ia Is st'
TABLE BOARD ct no. I6A lOth essees Q few
aoors north OF the avenue. Terms 81 pr
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ID 2SS PeRnsylyanis ays,,.

x chuLh w., huStlOntere-
- 2sa PeEnsylvania avenua
On THURSDAY, January I7th Of 10 O 'cIook
will sell, ut eur Salesroom-
Groceries and Liquors
Baskets. BrOoms and " hisps
Lot OF Rsisins
lu 100 Cigsrs
fM ba;ss Virginia smoking Tobacco.
A-so.
Large assnrtment Of Dry Goods
CLOTHS, Cassimeres aud osiery
Ind remaining STOCK Of Boots and shoee
1t HAGLE co A..
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RY W. b. LEWIS CO., Aucticueers.
EXTENSIVE SALE or DRY GOODS, By nm.
BEE OF TRUSTEE
T0-MOBkOW, at 10 cleck, st Stand Ne aot
Pennsylvsnia syense, We shall sell. the wbols
stock consisting OF 5000 lots of every de.crinioo
OF Dry Goods bosieries, Trimmines nIIIip.r
Ribbons, velvets, y sncy Goods Ac &c
Sale continu eo daily until stock 10 closed
M sklGbE, Trustee
ysl6 N W. b. LEWIS 90 anets
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IS Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARsEss,
On SATURDAY mS SsjS ne ia, =, .,,o,,,.
We will sell. at the Bazaar. . number OF saddle
Carriage and Work Hsrses, % full descrip tion AZ
sale J com prfsing about
FIFTY HORSES.
Many eooe Work. Saddle and Harness Horses
One excellent Buggy. Harness. &C.
a large collection OF New and Second hand Bus
&C. Roeksvsys, Carriages, Wagons, and other
Two rev Jenny Lind Wagons, built In this city.
Oho HACK and one Ooupee. in good order,
New and second hand harness, Saddles. Carriages,
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale
jaN W. l.. WALL D co.. Aucts.
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EOR SALE-A path Of Morgan BAY MARES.
especially adapted for breeding pull poses. Ap.
ply atthis once. 2 : = ia a.sts
NJ IhCE NEAT Of excellent quality
lV1 n. W. BURCHELL.
Corner l4th and streets.
de IL under 1bbitt House.
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COLLAR AND CUFFS GIVEN AWAY.
Each lady having work done at the CHEAP
SSIAnPiHG Rooms, 439 9tn street, opposit to
patr Of Guns, stamped on the finest muslin. for
chain stitch. Braid or Embroidery, suitable for
the above at reduced prices Initials stamped
from one to IRE cents. Stamped goods at half the
price heretofore asked. De 29.tf
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RY n. X. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers.
~ No. 2cs Pa. ave, corner 10th street

ri GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
1TA AID efkEETe SOUTH, on the Island ,
q Public Auction
We shall sell. on the PREMISE one Frame Hous.
y feet front by IS feet deep. Aso, one etoreroon,
each. 'O'
1877 GREEN A WILLIAMQ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

We see it stated that an expedition is TT
ting out under the patronage of the State
Department to visit our Russian purchase.
The Cincinnati Gazette contradicts the state
ment as being untrue. There can be no
doubt, however, but spectators and disap>
pointed politicians Of the Democratic per
suasion will make pilgrimage to the land
where the signs of promise are as plenty as
in that region. To them it will be the haven
of their joys. We cannot see clearly why the
State Department should not send np an ex-
petition to report on the harbors and rivers
along the coast, to spy out the productions Of
the land, and take note of its timber and wild
animals. Then, again, its fisheries are said
TO be abundant and varied. The people want
definite information on this subject, as well
as many other matters connected with this far
of region. As the territory was purchased
at the suggestion of tie State Department.
the inflammation required about its richness
and advantages should be furnished by it.
The people pay their money for the purchase,
and the information relative to it. therefore
they should be furnished by the Department
making the trade with the requisite knowle ed pc.
II this cannot be obtained through any other
channel than an expedition, that should be
sent out as soon as the necessary arrange.
ments can be made. The people thirst for
knowledge on that subject. Peoria Trans
cript.
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The English papers bring an account Of a
sad accident IN Cornish copper mine. Some
miners at work nearly FIVE hundred feet helow
the surface dug through into an abandoned
mine. The accumulated water of thirty vaa-s
drainage burst through in torrent. drown.
ing FIVE men, the others escaping tbrongb
great perils. Some Of the men who escaned
were between seven hundred and eight hun.
dred feet below the surface.
Richard Warren, an experienced and cool
miner, who had seen death in every form,
was, with VIM. Warren, his son, young man
OF -, ana ms nephew, aged II, at work 10
the ilo,istnom level. They we're 80 fathoms
from the winze, down which the water
streamed. He heard the torren, corn;rg
urged his younger companions TO be prom ut
but collected, and sent them on in front ~
him. They crossed under the winze down
which rushed the stream, and, OF course.
were at once in darkness. As thew an
preached the shaft Warren passed his neph-
ew, knowing the level and its junction Win
the shaft. AT this time the water tnmblad
around them four feet deep. Warren could
not find his nephew. He had not MANY DAYS
recovered from fever, and was weak lie
went down in the stream in the level. or fell
into the shaft; at any rate he has not vet
been found. The rising waters drove them
from the levei INTO the shaft, but here the
water which fell from above was so weirbtv
that they could not cling to the ladder. As
their enemy rose abont them, however, it was
necessary to ascend or perish. The father
led. In the level they could just hear each
other. The son wished 70 giveup what seem.
ed to him useless struggle, and to pray do.
ring their last minute or two. The father
dragged him TO the shaft, where the falling
water drowned all sound of voices. By 4
KIND Of instinct, as they rose, the son placed
each hand on ladder-stave under the fath.
loot; Atthe expense of swollen end ex
Soriatsa hands the son was thus assisted "a
keep ms bold. With his head be propped
up ana pusned the father, who felt q weight
rushing down upon him which he descr;bsi
as at least FIVE hundred pounds. Slowiy asd
painfully they moved upwards, s.en b, ., a.e
fourteen fathons, and saved themselves.
-----><De--
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Convincing,

FuLrOs, oswsso Co., July, 1896
Messrs. Hostetter h Smith,
esnsis~<n-I base bees severely sntieted With pars
yris OF the stomach and even given up by several emil
usnt physicians have tried several remedies OF
and nsaiatfus nature but without any coca rsszs
Some three or four mouth. ago was induced to try
your STOMACH BrTrERs. and have used about
or eight bottles with decided bepeht Ny health Ia
greatly improved asd Ieonsid.r your sITTERs the on
/, ecarious remedy Of their kind In the market. II
used directed they win always prove sovereign
remedy to those AFFLICTED with dyspepsia other dseT
ses Of a like nature. Respectfully yours,
LYMAN NUDGE.
HAsrrses. Dakota Co. MINI, Aug lsss.
Nsssrs Hostetter Smith, Pittsburg, Pa;
Gentlsssea--Hsse sold your BIT ERs sipce they
were brought out and con slider them the best among
the many before tn ubiic Those brought ons since
the tax ha. been imposed on spirits trash
recon mend them
Respectfully aud truly yours,
CoLox, St. Joseph Co ,iAleh., July 81, 1885.
Messrs. Hostettsr A Smith;
Geatiem>n;--I consider Your BtrrERs sovereign
balm for a Thousand sils.
Yours, truly.
apsoiAw D. O. REYNOLDS, NJ.
A HUNDRED Years to Come" DR.. J W. Polsnd's white
Pine Compound will be the orly recognized medical
the Of all disease. Of the Ba
der and Kidneys sad Throat and Lung affections Thou
sands attest its rnerss. sps0d&w
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Original Notice.

OEEktMhA GNVhkGGs
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl.
Madison
JOHN DOLLERY, Plaintiff,
W. B. MCKNIGHT. Defendant
gTyo w. 3. MCKNIGHT, Defsndsnt-You are hereby
notified that there Is ole 10 the Clerks of.
ace Of said Court the petition OF John Boery
Of you the Of $50 with interest thereon the
18th day OF ootober A. b 1855 at the of per
cent per spnum, evidenced by certain mortgage
cnted the said date, aad also the foreclosure OF sad
sostgage made TO secure the OF ssd debt by
you, upon the following real property, to-wit:
Fractous part o. lots aud g. in block g. Ill.
boufnes Addition 20 Keokuk Iowa. being p front
ing 18th street. and running tack OF er.n width rs
ieet, eomm'neing A3z feet iron the of Carol
and 18th streets and Tor general relief.
Unless you appear a. d answer said petition be-
fore Of the oond day a the Of raid Court
to Commence the third Monday in May 1857 at Fort
Madison uds will be rendered against yon pray
cd for In said petition.
MooAR KNOWLES
lint, Rev. stamp, Soc cancelled Atty fer Plaintiff
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TIE Georgia Injunction case don't seem to
take amongst the people of the South, or in
the Supreme Court Of the United States. 1t
was before the Court for argument the other
day, and Attorney General Stanbery took the
following positions, which seem sufficiently
clear and strong TO answer every purpose
1t is not case properly within the juris-
diction of the Court, for lack of proper par
ties,
There is no cause of action, for no icon
troversy has arisen" in the meaning of the
Constitution.
The case is "purely POLITICAL and not all
judicial, and therefore can be settled only by
the tribunal Of the people represented in
Congress.
And finally, if the people Of the South
don't approve it, they can let it alone, and
avoid all dispute in the premises.
We should think the rebels would begin "a
feel discouraged, in view of the fact thai
they can get no help from the President who
is forced to execute the law, under the penal
ty of impeachment and removal, nor from
the Supreme Court, which, whatever may b.
its disposition, has no right to interfere in &
"purely political question.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To Dascum AL
" len, sumner stebsins, J. Fiokn, Union Chair
Factory, GilIon Andersen. Nixon Co., Charles, Blow
4 Co ,6rav, Hemmingvsy Co Iowa st.fe Insurance.
Company, John winthrope, D. Pressed, Samuel Rtch-
ey, RANKIN Miller, samuel Bonner, Frederick Moore,
Robert Getty, Hood 4 Abbott Richard Tsbey O. 4 J.
HAmill. J J Holssy, X. II. Smith.
You and each Of you hereby notified that ths is
file In the Clerks Once Of the District Court of
Ice County ab5 stae OF Iowa at Ksok uk petition
Wiser field Co., claiming against ssch. every and
all Jon perfe e. clear and queted title Lott hre
and six in Block hundred and nine, in the City Of
Eeoknk see County, Io~a
And unicss you appear thereto and defend on CT
fore Of the secopd day Of the g. pember term 1851
ofssd District Court lie begun and holden at Kso-
Hulk on the ninth day OF September 1851, default
will be entered against you and decree ndered hrrenn
WE CoLLIKs
april Asty for PPfs
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eTHPHEN PBTRE.
ITO STEPHEN PKTRE, Dsfen 6ant.-Yon are hereby
L notiAedthat thsrets nov Ale In the once of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County Iowa.
Madison, the petition of Mary Petre claiming divorce
fromahe bonds Of natsinosy heretofore contracted
With you. ca the grourdsc o. vi1fhl dsssrtion.
Nov, uress ycu appear and answsr thereto, or be-
Court commencing on thu - Monday Of May, A. p.
1871 dsku vii b entered against you and dscrss
4afsIH4 s. M a JOHN DRU0n,
FHhnpl 49, RlsGh Atiy.
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a . xvxr, :. o.,.,a.,, Petition in Equity.
rTNO G. C. WYKEL, Defendant-You are
Il hereby notified that here 10 now on fie In ths
CLERKS once OF said Court the petition Of John Duifery
esmfng you the OF fs9 o. with interest 1t t.n
per cent Per thsreop from the 18th day Of o.
tober, 1854 evidenced by mortgage Of said date and
also the forecissure OF said mortgage made by you
property. town :ssta tM
ffacHc nal part Of lots and s. In block 49, In XII
bcufner ADDITION to Keokuk Iowa being ~ set mont
ing leth street. and running back OF even vtdsh 70
fsst opnm~pctng so2s fert ron the corner Of Garrs
aud 18th stre~ts and tor general relief
urIess yoo appear and aid petition on ar be
re nocn Of the second day Of the fern OF said Court
h commence as Fort Madison, on the third Monday 10
Nay 1sG, indignant VIII Dc rendered against Jon -
prayed FOR In said petition
INT Rev stamp SOC osn'dl MooAR KNOWLES,
apr5d4~ Attorneys fur Plaintiff
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BATCHErOK's MAR DYE.

This - ef,did Hair Dye is thu best in Tire world. The
only and perfect Dge-Harmless Reliable Instapts
seous No disappointment. No ridiculous tints Nat
era Black Brown. Remedies the ~ effects Of Bad
pyeI lnvigorates the hair leaving It soft and beaut
fui. The genuine is signed Hiiafa 4. Bdfeh,isr All
9th'rs limitations, and should be avoided Fold
~ all Drus sits and Perfumers. Factory VI Barclay
street NV York. ld-ci2 dkwls
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Musical Instruction without
Teacher.

NTINEER's PBRFECT GUIDE for tbs Piano, vio-
w LIN. Flute, Melodeon, Cabinet Organ, Guitar, 40
Gordon, I'm, Fsgeolst and Carionet designed 10 its
Lessons, Bzsmpss ana Fxsrcises to impArt . Knowi-
edge OF playing without the aia Of teacher with
lections Of choice Music. Price Of each book rs eta
Sent postpaid OLIVER DIrB0N 90, publishers,
III Washington 81. Bostoa. oHAs. N. DTTs0N D CO,
So Broadway, New York fapr1S
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Rabbits Pure 6aIera4mn.
rTvHu most v,aaabls In - 0lssed vsry low % ths
II trade ~ 1OBH1EeoN 3 AI<11Re.
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What is the largest room in the world !
The room for Improvement.
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FOR SALE

A ONE-STORY frame dwelling house.
4 n With ave looms and good cellar tuI los, vita
woodhoase, t~o cisterns and variety u Eso~t all
Ainds of fruit Franklin between sth 9Th
Enguire Of Nm FULTON,
ulehl7 Real kstnf@ Agent. - MstH<t
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Original Notice,

District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison.
JOHN DoLLERY, Plaintiff
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OYSTERS, GAME, &C.,

Always on hand and the purest and best Liquors Of
kinds, Ogars, &C. can be obtained at the Bar.
poy2T diff
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Two STORY Prick Dwelling With uine large
~ rooms, good dry eslisr, with cis'etn gid
baidingsioi rs ty It0 feet, dtsIrsbly located heisg
the eastsriy half Of the bouse On eorhS Of
sipth and Fulton streets. En- uirs Of
wM FULTON,
mehl6 R--zl Estxts Aren't 81 Main street
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For Sale.
For sale.


VERY DESIRABLE REsIDESCg.-rhrse story
n Brink, With ten rOoms; good csterB. East end q
Hnnons Row, on Morgan street. tstweea 'th aud f,h
stre~ts. EBsnirs Of Nm. FCLTaN
marin RAJ E.tate AKent No. ~ Main IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

THOR eALE-A desirable Building Lot corner d. Con-
l cert and 18th streen-Iot1, Block iss.
Enquire II aSf4s VIM. FULTON
apr25 81 Main 81.
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Special Notices.
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Clarivoyant and Psychometffciau,.
who has astonished the scientific classes of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson.
N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such won.
derful powers of second sight, as to enable her
to impart knowledge 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 life.liks
picture Of the future husband or wife of the ap-
plieant, together with date of marriage, position
in life, leading fruits of character, &C. This Is
no humbug, as thousands of testimonials can u.s.
sert. She will send when desired certified cer-
tHcate, or written guarantee, that the picture 10
what it purports to be- By enclosing small
lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, dis
position and complexion, and enclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to your
self, you will receive the picture and desired in
formation by return mail. All communications
sacredly confidential. Address in confidence,
MADAME e. F. THORNTON, 2. O. Box 223, Hud-
son, N. Y.