Madame Le Marchand's Fortune Teller and Dreamer's Dictionary, 1863, published in New York by Dick & Fitzgerald

Described as written by Madam le Marchand, "The Celebrated Parisian Fortune Teller," the book promises "An interpretation to all questions upon the different events and situations of life; but more especially relating to love, courtship, and marriage; containing a complete dictionary of dreams alphabetically arranged with a clear interpretation of each dream, and the lucky numbers that belong to them." Also contains a "Ladies' Love Oracle."

About 4½ x 6½ inches high. Contains 134 pages plus several additional pages of advertisements.

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