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The Bombay mail OF the 9th OF July received In Eng
land contains the following report Of the news eesrams
10 that day
IN bombay we have had good downpour Of rain since
up 70 date. about twenty. eight inches.
The ship BOMBAY, Onward bound went ashore In our
harbor on the 18th OF June aud has since become
wreck The mcss valuable portion Of ner cargo has been
recovered
recent letter Of the local government 10 the Direct
ors OF the Bank OF Bombay In regard 10 amalgamsiion
with the Bank Of Bengal Is considered 10 fsta 10 the
scheme.
The sultan Of Zanzibar has refused 10 paw subsidy 10
his brother the Imaum Of Musca and declares that
stead OF money 70 the murderer OF The late ruler
he ought 10 ayenge his death
The waabees again showing signs Of being trouble
some In the Persian Gull.
The Mogheer and Meena ribss causing consndera-
bic trouble in the Nawab OF Tonk, in Central india
Nothing OF importance has taken place In Cabu affairs
The Amer shere All s still collecting his forces for
descent on the capital bu, his consider.
ably retarded by the dulies OF marching at this
OF the year.
The cholera Il reported TO have gradually died out at
Peshawur The Fory-second Highlanders are located
on the heights OF Cheerat and are now free OF the
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THE ABYsslNIAn QUESTION.

An English Wnr saved by n Native Rebellion
The British Capiivcs Relieved from the Em-
peror by Insurgents.
The agent OF the Peninsula and Oriental Company at
Alden telegraphs that her Najests's steamer Dahousie
had arrived from MasEowah. the capital OF Abyssinia
and reports that the captives cut on nom the
Emperor both parties eng surrounded by the rebels,
and that there Is danger Of their falling into his
hands again.
The London Telegraph observes II may trust the
despatch from Alden, given yesterday, all speculaors
as 10 possible campaign In AbySsinia may happily DO
abandoned
The London Tgns Gays "this happy change in Abys.
snan Affairs OPPORTUNITY 10 rel eve this country
from great embarrassment and anxiety
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tue IoSooN MONEY MARSEr.--LoSnoN, August IL
p M-Consols for money, "a Il. Erie Railway shares
asa Illinois Central Railway shares, IS; Atlantic
Great Westca consolidated bonds Ply; United States
nvc-tweniy bonds closed weak at 1884.
LivERPoJt CoTToy MARKET --ILvEKPooI- August IL
bales. Mddng upands, 107Sd.; middling Orleans II
LivsnP0a BREADsrUFFs MARKEr.-LrvERPooL, August
17-3 p. h--Corn, SIS. Sd. fov new. Wheat, 13s. 3D.
FOR new Delaware. Barley, IS. Oats, 3s Id. Flour
Extra Western 34s. Peas, AIS. Cd.
LIvERrUoL Provisions NARRET --LIvERPooL. Angus,
17-3 L. M.-Chesse, 49s. Cd. Beet, 1895. Lard, Sos
Pork los. Cd. Bacon, 4is
Liy.Rfo, PRODUCE MARKET-LIvERPooI. August IL
T. M-Rosin, Is 3d. middling, 13s. Taow, As. Cd
Potashes, 3s. Spirits turpentine, 32s Sd. Petroleum
Spirits, SD; refined Is. sgd Cloverseed, Ais.
LONDON MARKErs.-LoNpoy, August 17-3 p. Mo. I.
Dutch standard sugar, 25s. cd ois-whale GAO
sperm, f'lj; linseed, $50 los. Scrch pig iron, 53s
Iinseed cakes $40 Be. Calcutta nseed, 6ss Cd
TEE PETRoLEUM MARKEr.-ASTwgar, August lis +
M-Petro.eum 43l. for standard white
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THE RUSSIAN LOAN.

Failure Of the Undertaking in Londou-Dc-
probation Of Existing Russian stocks on
'Change.
The London Times, 10 It's city article says that It is
believed that scarcely single pubic subscription had
been sent IN for the Russian loan proposed the
London MARKET and the only effect It's introduction
seems 10 have been TO cause depreciation OF about two
per cent IN the existing Russian stocks
hope is generally expressed In London that the sys-
tenn OF bringing out loans in rapid succession each
one at lower price than It's predecessor will thus have
received q sew ere check
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In Hyde Park .

There tho usual conlc. Of testimony as TO The
Der Of persons who attended the great demonstration Of
the Reform League in Hyde Park on Monday the 5h Of
August. The number stated, taxing tae very wide mar
gln included between five thousand and fifty thousand.
resolution thanking the government for the assistance
IL had rendered 10 the House Of Commons the passage
OF measure Of reform carried though not without
a smart condemnaory amendment as 70 tho conduct Of
the government in bringing forward the bill TO prohibit
public meetings IN tho parks, which was strongly pro-
tested against
The second Lie Guards at Windsor were ordered to
hold Themselves in readiness proceed to London by
special train in their should be required In
connection with the meeting 10 Hyde Park. but every
thing passed of quietly, notwithstanding the usual
efforts Of a lot Of roughs 70 create mLscLlef
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4Y TIE CABLE TO AUGUST II.
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fARRAGUT'S FLAG IN CR0NSTADT,
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British Troops from Ireland
for Canada.
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English Reports of American
Reconstruction.
horrible Results of the Famine
IL india.
rARRkGur AT CRoasFaDT.

Che United States Squadron in Russian
Waters.
ST. PgrEas EURC August II, 1857.
The United States ships-of- Franklin, TicondeToga
Ahd Froc forming the European squadron, under CON-
and OF Admiral Farragut arrived at Cronstadt, from
Stettin. iast evening.
y The usual sal ues were fred from the for,hatons In
The haroor and answered by the Americans.
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the Cork Hrara Of the stn OF August. spealing Of

THO OVTN IfTVu OF TUG otu VI HubNS'f sP7tAtu5 VI
the Irish harvest says
Accounts from the most encouraging respect
Ing the crops. The markets well supplied with new
potatoes and no appearance OF blight has up TO the
present manifested itself The grain crops are more
promising ut present they have been for years at
the same period OF the season An abundant harvest
has blessed the land Notwithstanding the evil iore0od
ings of many false prophets.
The Italian journals announces that waterspous
burs; the village OF Paazzoo, near Udine. ana did
.gsea, damage. No fewer than thirty houses we're
destroyed and seventy damaged. Ten persons were
killed aud twenty eight injured by the falling buildings
Out 0: 1900 Inhabitants upwards Of 400 we're without
shelter
Not single Of cattle plague in Great Britain was
reported IN the week ending the 50 of August
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the BANK DtFAlCiTlcs.


NO Nrrests VIVA NO Frosec"''o"-'
II stated upon good authority that arrests OF the
delaultng teers Of the Tradcsmens National Bank viii
be made, and that prosecution win be instituted
Yesterday O. Baker and John Arnold, the alleged de-
fauners wero in tho city. Neither OF them have At
tempted fight nor Ia ~ supposed tina, they viii do TO-
In fact tho gentlemen visited the bank yesterday. and
efforts arc being made By the bondsmen and freads Of
both PARTIES bring about assAbe settlement The
principals Of the institution favor THE COURSE od there
b IIttis doubt but that suitable arranKsent will b
enccted the Board Of Directors Of the bapx viii hold
lasllg H!e EsifSRpl u iAaas dsfEesiloW y narrow
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One Million and Half of People Dead Of
starvation and Diseasc-Horribie Results
Parents Devouring the Dead Bodies Of Their
Children.
The c,cu,ia correspondent of the London Times gath.
ers up the result OF the terrible famine which visited
Behar Bengal aud Canaan, wen 0rissa, In $780,
Ter Bshs No aays. AZ. n v. cqckersrs report Which
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A FATHER MURDERS HIS SOY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TaE HERALD.
CINCINNATI, August II, 1861

CINCINNATI, August IL, 1867
20 O'Clock 7. N.
In Bowling Green. Ohio the day before yesterday
old citizen, named Hiram a. Donaldson, siabbai mis-
son Thomas, aged twcny.onc. TO the heart, killing
him Instantly. Tho wife OF the murderer left
him las, week accoun, OF cruel treatment but re-
turned with her the day OF the tragedy TO take
her personal property While engaged thus the
fatal affair occurred TIE murderer was unmoved By
his awful deed and only said when arrested that he
wshed II had been any other OF his boys as he always
liked Thomas the oeft.
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THE FRANco.oEaMAN QUESTION.

The Prussian Distrust Of Napoleon Revtved-
Active Negotiations with the Minor German
states-A Military Convention.
The continental advices by the City Of Paris report
that the accounts from Berlin indicate fresh disirust
against France. Notwithstanding the spontaneous and
frank 'sssuranccs'' Of the French governmsnt
There does not appear 70 be any disposition On the
part OF Prussia 70 adopt menacng altitude or TO take
the initiative IN aggression. The startling circumstance
a w sropE unacs9un'apls susPS'qn Of Agso ,n.snz
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NEWS FROM LOUISVILLE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 The HERALD.
LorIsvILLE, August IL, 1867, I
q nflincL y II

LorIsvmLE, August IL, 1867,
O'Clock r. H.
~ .. Duncan, who was fatally shot by j. B. Dorsey,
at Noan's station, Thursday had proposed TO lynch
the Smiths at Elizabeth during their eramna on for the
murder Of DR. Hughes on Tuesday Dorsey was cousin
OF the smiths.
Harris Davis this morning robbed fellow lodger at
the Louisville Hotel, named vass OF 81 $50. Davis has
been arrested.
Harndcns Express Office at Cae,isburg was robbed Of
81, 0oo on Thursday evening The robbeT escaped.
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EXPLOSION IN THE BRIDEsBuRG ARSENAL.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE Hssslo.

Two Men Killed md One Injured by the tx.
plosion Of "a Magazine.
PHILADELPHIA, August ~, 1857,
$40 O'Clock I. NJ.
This afternoon about four O'Clock, explosion took
place in cartridge at the Brdcsburg arsenal
about four miles distant from the city. James Carter
aged twenty years, and Charles Zimmerman aged
fourteen, were both killed. aud Wesley Ginscll was
badly injured. The room entirely destroyed, and
bricks stones and splinters OF tho were blown
con ldcrabic distance
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{ N G l A n 0.

The PrOr0gRtiOn of Parliament.
LONDON. August 17-2 p NJ.
The English Parliament will be prorogued Wednes
Gay next the 21st inst
The Weather and Harvest.
LONDON August II, 1867.
The still continue throughout the country
and It is though, that the crops suffered extensively
In some districts.
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The People Maintain Their Rights.

Mr. John Bright vas presen. al the Free Trade Hall,
Manchester on the 9th OF August At the meeting
cal ed by tie National Reform Union and the Northern
(of Eneand Reform League for The purpose protest
Ing AGAINST the Lords amendments to the Reform bill
Resolutions were passed strongly condemning the
al alterations made by the House of Lords in the bill
Mr. Bright supported the resolutions 10 speech Of
some length.
4 requison had been made the Lord Mayor of
Ioadon to meeting or the citizens for the Sh,
protest against the sanction Of she Lords amend
TO The Reform dill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-18

THE DISEASE or AMERICA
Dyspepsia Is said to be the disease America Its
tins be found In all stations OF life. The poor wei
the rich from lfcdesroying
The symptoms OF this disease greatly the
stages OF the complaint. II gencNtlly with
sensation OF fulness after eating aud changcabe. d.
mnished lost appetite In Instances the appetite
voIaciOus. and whenin obedience 10 its promptngs-a
large portion OF food i taken into the stomach pain fol-
lows IN that region with general DISTRESS and
flatuency and heartburn invariably attend this
disease. For all these SYMPTOMS
HOsrETrERs STOMACH BITTERS
viii be found invaluable household remedy. its alter
alive corrective and restorative properties derived
cusvey from roots and plants The virtues OF which
ACKNOWLEDGED by pbarnaceucs and physicians Separate
E they have often been prescribed by the profession but
combined until Dr. Hosetter TO the world
his
HEALTH-RFsTORTNG BfTTERs,
which have proved remedy for dyspcpa and ts
attendant evils.
New York Office rs Deg street.
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tons against the other side Negotiations have again
been carried on recently from Berlin Weimar
SAKE Mininsen, Coburg, Gotha Altenburg RudaIstadt
and the TWO prnopaltes Of Reuss relative the carry
ing out OF the military convention with Prussia The
negotiations have resulted in supplementary conven-
ton. which will shortly be ratified
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NAVAL INTELtlGs nee.

The new sloop-of.war Nanasket was launched Al the
Charestown Navy Yard ON Thursday last. Her i.nsn-
sons are PIG feet between perpondiculars: cx'roms
breadth 81 feet; Depth IS feet inches TONNAGE new
measurement), 500 tons. She third rate sloop-of
war, with screw propeller and will carry seven guna
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the AUSTRIAN coMceRDAT.
Frnnci. Jo.eph,. Negotintion. wi,h ,he pop

The new Free Press saws that the Papal government
In reply to the request OF Austria has declared It's read
ness 10 enter into negotiations with to the modi
hcaion of the concordat 1t stpulates however that
the rights OF the Church should be strictly maintained
Inc Austrian governinent IN answer, laid stress upon
us wish 10 be enabled TO acquan the Reichsath upon
its reassemong with the progress of the negotiations
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Prince Charles.

The ruler OF Roumania paid visit OF courtesy 10 the
Sultan, at Raschae. August crossing the Dan
from Bucharest in the French steamer Mag.cien.
Tho Prince had long Interview with the sultan ahd
was received with great honors.
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BRUSSELS, July 20. 1867.

BRUSSELS, July -. 1885,
DEAR sAycHo1 read to-day your artcle ON The ea OF
Maxinhan with the greatest satisfaction. To
put an end for alt TO the charges made against
Maxmian q alude % the execution Of Arteaga, Salazar
WA Gomez aud D!az Paracho viii state. that weeks
before capture At Santa Ana AmAtan by
dez Areaga had taken the city OF Jruapam prs
oners OF The imperial garrison. The
he garrison colonel Lemus and the civil project OF the dis
ifct senior fsz Gutierrez, shoi. without
trial. but without having been Allowed even hall hour
respite 70 write % their families Colonel M old
man. sixythFee OF Artcags and his prime pal
GERS were brought e Cruapsn and shot the ground
where, SIX weeks previously, Lemus aud Guuerrez had
fallen so, they shot sy OF retaliation.
and rot b. u Epros orders Shortly capture OF
Oaxaca the Emperor set at herty generals and
I've hundred ana fourteen o:cer- AT TacamDaro, the
night OF April H. so5 the words of Areaga after
had hnard from General egues the ina siegs Of
facAm5aro these Yues D!en. cue fus!au rOr N
marana-Well- let them (ihe prisonersl be shot
morning Thanks 70 the generous and energetic efforts
EMILE WALTON
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THE ARMY IN CANADA.

First Detachment Of British Reinforcements
for the Dominion.
PORTSMOUTH August II, 1867
The British shp.ofwar Scraps left this port yester
day for Ireland, whence she will take regiment Of
national troops to Quebec, Canada
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Among the prevailing this country Affections
Of the kidneys and the liver hold prominent place Ex-
taordnav Of both constantly effected with RAD.
WAYS REGULATING PILLS. They alter the morbt4
condition Of both and restore their pristine regular
lty and yaor Price - cents per box coated with sweet
gum, free ftom taste. Sold by druggists.
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GERMAN CONSULTATIONS.

Elections for the New Northern Parliament.
BEPLIs, August IL. 1867.
: The general elections for members OF the Para
{nent OF North Germany will take place on Saturday,
August 81
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The Sultan entered the Bosphorus on the morning Of
the It'll OF August followed by nearly sixty steamers,
which went 10 the entrance TO meet him.
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The Evening Telegram has n Larger Cir
caon han any evening paper in the ted states.
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-. ID. Gn~snrr's insurance Rooms Removed
70 No Pine street All orders for Insurance promptly at
tended 20.
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All PHYSICIANS who have Used sperr's POrs
GRAPE WINE recommend II above all other wines for
valuable medicinal properties especially for females aud
dcblli,ated persons sold by druggists.
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Expo.Ition Unlvrr-cIlr. Paris. s8z.

DIR. J. ~. Schenck. of Philadeiphia, will 20
his - Bond street, lew Work. professionally,
every Tuesday. from A. NJ. TO , r. VI.
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Address PoiIeck and ~on.-lIanufacturct tho
genuine block Meerschaums low prices stores at
~ street. Nassau, and t92 broadway. Also
pairing done. Boiling, 81.
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Fer shs HaIr:-l,arry'ssr TIGslsroplsrons a,
ala.
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Are You Bald or GRAVE Use " Sinarrs Inic
RESTonATtvE," the best hair dressing IN the world Re-
commended by physicians and sold by druggists fancy soIs
dsaers. harressers anu perfumcrs everywhere Depot
70 Nassau street. New York.
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Our Interest to Know.
When diarrhoa cyscn,ery, intermittent and rcmiscns
feycr present with without tue s,upened coun,s
and heat Of belly. should DO lost by ops,es
or bleeding. or useless means bu, BRAxDRErTs FILLS
mus, be given a, once full operation from them WIN
quickly give relief from all bad symptoms Remember ny
ovaeua,ins plan Of treatment commits mistakes wbsa
enforced By BrandrsAs PMS rr,neipa once. Brsnrsh
House, New York.
Sold By ali druggists. t
Orrs & warnauaht's spool Cedssu. req
IALExxSDBR KNOX, s<7 Pear street. \. y q
cuIaen Ssn ssy other evening paper "a The VEtS s6
---~-~<--~--e--~< ~ ~ Nj
r: E:wi 1SS 81 80 49, sssss ~
SsisS a11AlneA usellD1h ~ hko4f1xs A11 Ia
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Deans Cakes mud Z Confectionery.
$50 broadway, between Nineteenth and Twentieth ste.
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The Most Prevalent nTnIad,cs.

Frs: . fGc%iqms is5 ~ s sSoss".s, sc" SS9s.
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wHfLTER & WILSON. 6,5 Broadway. New YORK.
awarded. eighty two competitors the highest prem
a gold medal, foT The perfection OF Sewing Machines and
Bntonhole Nachnee only gold medal this branch Of
Manufacture See Official lat OF awards aud fac smile Of
medal at WHEELER WILSON'S.
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NJ & xIcO.

The Execution of Artenga by General NTcn.
deg mt Uruupnm, In 1865.
The following extract from letter written by
lieutenant IN the Second Chasseurs-a.p,ed and after
wards lieutenant In the Belgian CONTINGENT who was cap
turec at lacam5aro, throws tight upon the execu.
ton OF Areasa by General ,iendez at uruapam in Oc-
tober 1865
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Our Interest to Know.

Grover & Baker. Highest Prcmium Sowing
Machine. go Broadway. New York
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A.
THE DISEASE OLE AMERICl

The Evening Telegram has Larger Cir
culaion than any other evening paper In the United States
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The original certificate, logrlner with 'the ohica
losue of awards which the name OF sTEINwAY 4
SONS recorded first the list be nj their WARE
ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR OF STEINwAY HALL.
numbers 100 and Ill East Fourteenth street. New York
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a Cnrd.-Ne..r-. KnIdenbcra a SIM. mi,

a Cnrd.-Messr-. KnldcnbcrR q Son. .Wnn.
ufacurers OF Meerschaun Pipes awarded
the International jury OF the Paris exposition THE PRIZE
OF HONORABLE MENTION j. c. DERBY.
I: y Commissioner OF the Paris Exposition, 1857.
We insert this answer 10 card published by zeal.
rival In the trade who wished rublt,
that received prize. We all
schaums IL q
the largest and elegant In this country and charge
reasonable price for first class article which stamped
and guaranteed Send for circulars Repairs ia I'll IT,
branches John street N. B.-Up stairs.
q Wall street. below the Treasury
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Omciai Proof from Paris.

STEINwAY * SONS enabled positively 70 aun
that they have been awarded
TILE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL FOR
AMERICAN PIANOS
this medal being distinctly classified first all other
American exhibitors In proof OF which the following
OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE
OF the President and members OF the International Jury
Musical Instruments ~ annex ed-
PARIS July 20. 1857.
certify that the first GOLD medal for American Pispos
has been unanimously awarded 10 Messr stepway sons
by the Jury Of the International Exposition.
First on the list in class X.
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Orrs d warnausht's spool, Crdteus re-
ssyi,s usrLinc nj hand usc assed.
Swine ALExxsDBR KNOX, tt7 Pear street. n =, a
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TTVsINcU' OF iIIFFNltIONNT Wy.
GroRGrs KAsrsrR,l wo,,t,.-,
AsBRossg THOMAS, n, ~.
Ep. uA>SLicX. tt.,o.
y. A. cFvALRr,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-08
z VOW THr DESTINY.

MADAM Z. +. THORNTON, the great
fsngiish Astroiogist, oiairvoyant -nd Psy-
chometrician, who has astonisheti the scien-
tific classes OF the CID World, has new 10
Gated herself at Hudson. N. Y, Madam
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, rs toenable her to impart
knowlecge Of the greasest importance 10
the single or married OF sther sex. While
In a state OF trance, she dellneates the very
featares of theperson you are 70 marry, and
by the aid OF instrument of intense power.
known as the Psychoinotrope, guarantees
to produce a hfe-like picture OF the future
husband or wife Of the applicant, together
with date Of marriage, position IN life, lead
ing traits OF character, &c. This Is no hum
bug, as asthousandsof of tsstimonials can assert
She will send when desired n certified cer-
tiicate, or written guarantee, that ths pic
tufe is what IL purports to be. By eIiclos-
ing small lock of hair, and stating place
of birth, age, disposition and complexion,
and enclosing fifty cents and stamped en-
velops addressed TO yourself, YOU WIN re-
ceiye the picture and desired Information
by return mail. All Communications sa-
credly confidential. Address in confidence,
T MADAME r. +. THORNTON.
P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
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SAMUEL FERGUSON

HAVING again purchased the establish
I'll ment formerly kept by himself, ors
posite the public buildings. Cadiz, Ohio,
respectfully informs the public that he has
on hand and is prepared to furnish in large
in store of that kind. He will endeavor,
to the best of his ability. to please the public,
and he hopes by SO doing to merit and re-
ceiye eral share of the public patronage