New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-06-30

| See what the most popular and widely
circulated periodicals say of our Establish
ment:
From the ':DiSpatch' of Februa,y 25, 1865
We'take pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers to the announcement of Mes
srs. Devaugh & 20 5 Great SIZE of Jewelry,
Silver Ware. and Fancy Goods, in our ad
vertising columns. We are personally &C.
quairted witt the members Of this firm ard
know them them to be gentlemen OF sterling
worth and integrity. Their stock Of goods
tor variety and extent, We have scarcely
seen paralleled.
From the "Mirror of Fashion, Mar. 1858.
! Mcssrs. Devaugh 4 Co.'s CIR ut Sale Of
Jewelrv, etc opened on the 18th ut.. and
we venture - say that no finer display of
goods was ever exhibited by any establish
ment in this city. IT, ladies throng cd their
| bazaar almost to sufocation, although the
streets were rendered nearly impossible by
| t. c melted snow and slush. We predict for
| them a wonderful success.
! From The ''Ledger," February IS. 1865.
Our lady friends should visit the extensive
establishment of MesSrs. Dcvaugh & Co.
No 10. Maiden Lane, if they wish to indulge
themselves with Il 81 ght which they will long
remember. Such a profusion Of elegant
| Watches. Chains, Rings, Far rings and. in
short, Jewelry of every name. kind and des-
cription, we never before witnessed. Their
silver and plated ware is superb and almost
casts into the shade the other SPLENDID es-
Establishments which have long been the
boast of our city. 1t is estimated that their
stock is " orth hot less Than one million dol
lars
From the "Tribune," of April 81, 1858.
An acquaintance of over 10 years with
Messrs Girard w. Devangh & Co. warrants
US in speaking in the highest terms of them
They are among our oldest Maiden Lane
jewelers. a0d have long en- joycd wide and
rnyia' Ie re- utat oa.
from the ">tdaH Zei'nng," AprH "a, 1866
Many of the hands in oar Office have spec
u'ated in the Enterprise of Mcssrs Devaugh
q Co., and though none of them have vet
realized fort une.' all express themselves
well pleased with their venture. Two of
them hv working after hours have made
over $500 each withia six weeks.
How You CAN GET PRIZE.
Send Twenty Fre Gents to us, and as soon
as we receive it, we will mail you a Ceytif-
cate showin2 what you are entitled to- If
the article or articles please you send
back the Certificate and One Dollar
and we will forward you the article, 10 mat
ter how costly it may be. If the article is
not what you wish. state when you send the
Certifca te and dollar, what other article of
the same value you prefer and we will send
it. Ifyou wish more than one certificate
send US s. and we will send five; for So,
eleven; for $5, thirty; for slo, sixty; for Is,
one hundred.
agents are wanted in the Army and IN evc-
ry place We have an immense stock of
goods to dispose of, and need a large num-
Der of Agents. Our term. to agents are
very liberal and some even of our Lady
Agents are making from SIS, to $40, day.
We give Agents SO per cent on all Certi6
Gates provided they remit not less than 81
for eight.
70 Write your name DISTINCTLY and say
only chat IS necessary
GIRARD w. DEVAUGH g. CO.,
n2st6 rs Maiden Lane, New York.