Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-09
Single Tickets, $500. Three Tickets,
$500. Six Tickets, $500.
To be drawn at Cincinnati, Ohio,
On Monday, March 10Th, 1860.

MY SEVENTH ART Union Cir DIsTRIBUTIoN
lN will be drawn at Cincinnati. o. on Monday,
March, 18th, 1900 on which occasion, in addition
to the magnificent Family Carriage Match Horses,
and Silver-nouDted Harness, worth $3.50, the cash
gift of $500, in American Gold, the Horse, Buggy
and Harness, worth 500, the Fine toned Rosewood
Piano. worth $3.50, and the magnificent Ruby, Jew
eled Gold Repeater, worth $3.50, there will be dis
tributed 400 Watches of English Swiss and Amer
lean make, worth from S25 up TO 300 cach.-
Among them will be found an excellent Gold
Lever Hunting English watchssnd Chain, worth
5000; one American Sporting Watch, for timing
horses, worth $3.50; one splendid Gold Lever Hunt
ing English Watch, worth $50; two Ladies' G old
Enamelcd Ruby ,jeweled Diamond. set Hunting
Watches, worth 500 each besides a large variety
OF Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches. all
warranted accurate time keepers, and any e them
that prove defective will be exchanged There are
two land Warrents-onc for l60 acres, at 1900,
and the other for 80 acres, at 500. which is the
Government price for the same. There are six
Family Sewing Machines, of. NJ. Singer g. Co.'s
patent which put in at the manufacturers pri-
ccs. and range from SIS to lis. There are also
300 prizes of American gold, in sums ranging from
$3.50 upto 5o). In addition to the above there
Will be found in the scheme some of the most beau
tifu styles of Coral, Garnet, Cameo. and Gold En-
ameled Breastrins and Earrings, Gents Diamond
Brcastpns, Shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons solid
Regard Rings, etc, Gold Pens. silver extension,
fine Gold Lackets, solid and doublc-platcd Silver
Table and Teaspoons, ctc., al Of which are put in
ut the very lowest cash value.
| The whole number of Prizes is 500, and as the
Tickets are limited to 1000, there is more than an
average of one chance to every five Tickets
The public may rest assured that my business is
conducted in perfectly fair and honorable manner.
have been engaged in the business for six years,
and all of my drawings have invariably come off on
the day advertised and the prizes have ALWAYS been
sent to the Tickct-holdcrs. .Al the money for
Tickets is sent at nv risk, and lift is lost in trans.
mission, will make it good to the person sending.
All prizes drawn by persons not present will he for
wardcd TO the Tickctholders within one week from
the day Of Drawing, either BY Mail or Express free
of expense, and ut my risk. Persons at distance
who cannot attend the Drawing themselves, will
stand the SINE chance as though they we're pres
snt, but f they desire it. they appoint any one
to attend for them, who resides in Cincinnati, or
who may be on visit to the city on the day O.
Drawing
| A List of Drawn Numbers will be forwarded to
the Ticket-holders, whether fortunate or not
The usual Premium of ten per cent in Jewelry
will be allowed to Agents selling six Tickets, or up
ward. Agents selling 80, or upward, will be allow
ed Premium of ten per cent in Gold.
| All responsible persons are requested to act as
Agents for the sale Of my Tickets. In ordering
Tickets for this Enter rise, be sure and say, "For
your Seventh Art-union Drawing otherwise Tick
cts might be sent in my regular monthly enterprises
Agents are earnestly requested not to order more
Tickets than they have certainty of selling. Tn
sold Tickets must positively be returned at least ono
week previous to the day of Drawing
| " All orders must be addressed TO L. d. SINE
box 40, Cincinnati, Ohio, jan26 I2
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