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DON'T FAIL 10 READ IHIS.
Coffee! UoAeD! Coffee !

DON'T FAIL 10 READ iHlS.
Coffee! CoaeD! Coffee!
The EAST INDIA COFFEE CO.,
l54 Reado street, hree doors from Green.
witch street, N Y call universal atten-
ton to their
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
KrRtS Eaa Ildu Cotco has 0@ lie
flavor Of cid Government Java and is but half the
" KenIs Eust Maia coffee has t,cice The
strength of Java or any. Other C"fHe whatever and
%nF HSS BY s m s's s,y" ,gs of o@I 30 ner g cent
kcnts East Htdi@ CyDee is the most
healthy beverage known, aud Is very nutritious The
weak and nfrm may nse il at all times with impnni.
the NJ L Church, Jersey Guy who has not been abie
To use any coffee for ii teen years, can use
EcHtS East Ildia CQ1' c HJcc times q
day wi,Hout injury, it being entirely free from those
3PenGS thn p[odfI ~ ~ EnomSrs s.pgc sovs "
nnvc ncver known any Coffee SO heathiul nutritious
Lnd fee from all injurious qualities az
KeufS EaM India COEe.
adyisc my patients 10 drink 1t universally evon those
to whom have hitherto prohibited the use of Coffee.
the irlnc,pal OF the New York Eye Infrmdry, says
81 direct all he patients Of Institution to use ex
hents Eqa hdin Co6ce.
and woull nol be without it any account
Thc Rev. Z, Ia tuE an cinlnrnt clergyman Of the
NJ. l. Church now statiOacd at llalscy street, New
ark, says of
hcnEs East Lpdio CoDfe.
81 have used it nearly year IN my family, and mud
it produces ache Or the head nervous lrritQho
as IN the Of all other Coi1cs II is exceedingly
pleasant, tordid'iy recommend II to all clergy
men and their ilmil'es'
hent rus {ndia (ODte
is used daily by the families NJ bishop Amcs, HishoP
B hrr bishop James, and many OF tie most uist'h
gushed CCrgymcu uuj professional men IN tho country
Beware Of Couuterfci's
and be sure that III, packages are labeled
KENT S EAST INDIA cor FEE,
"a Rcade Street, New York,
ps there are numerous cannctr.its adoat under tn
mann, of "Grnunc East luIla Cad .c.' "Ori4lual Ea5
India Coffee put forth BY mpostrrs 10 doceN
InI H.. packages, and in boxes Of 30, CO. and 10.
lbs. Coz GroreTs and large CoIsumers, Su'd by HIo
Gers genCTllly. . .
UrOols from Country Groccrs solicited, 10 whom a
very liberal discount viii h. made, go ,
Wholesale Agents: lurnlsA X Nolan, And w J
Hess L TO, rhiludcuhlai Francis IT, Pu'Ty fI"N
deuce; A. l.. Waitc 4, TO-, Bnrlnn PEurlur 4 Lee
Springfield, Mass ;. N. ta'ruder tuitalo; Gordon
M'Man & Co, Cmcmnatii - Y j. W. bnnn, SpLing
Gcld. IN; H. B, ShIrdA, Corydun Ind. and T. !
CARRIER, ChICago. .
Ihc Am Al. Ng, $50 Rroalwny,N Y. BnF. Dcp'
Fnos Aivurd Eur. Dept Fowler N Wells Are Aa
thorztd receive orders for SCENTS East india oue'
K, DAVIS.
April g. l965 o. jm
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U. 5. $50 Six PER cent.
GO D.BEARING BONDS

These Bonds arc now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are an evcrnment Bonds, PROM
STATE, CouSTY, AND MuScIrtL TAXATION, wliicu ADDS
FROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT ANSUM THEIR Val
uE according 10 tic rate eevisd upon other property
The interest is payable s"nii.a nnuay by coupons At.
tached TO- each moe, wine may be cut OF aud sold to
any bank blnksr
The interest IT 40 per cent amounts to
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-10
From tho "Mirrcr Of Fa hion,' March
lst, 1865.

Messrs. DeVaugh & Cos Great Sale of Jcwcry, etc,
opcncd nn the 18th ult and venture TO say that no
finer display of goods ever exhibited by any esb'
iishment in This city 1he ladies thrungeh thGir~ba'
zanr almos to sucati0n although She streets were
rendered nearly impa5sdblG by the melted snow aud
slush, we predirl fur them wonderful Success
From the "Lcdger," Februory 2S, 1865.
Our lady friends should visit the extensive establish
ment of Mrssrs D'vaugh * co No. Is Maiden Lane,
IT they wish to indulge themselves wi sight which
thty Will long remember. such protlSIon OF elegant
Watches CHAINS, Rings, Earrings ana, ia short of
lewclrv Of every name kind aui description, we new
cr before witnessed. Their silver ann plated ware Is
supcrb and amos the shlac the other sPicn
ala embellishments Whirh have long been the boast Of
our city II T. estimated that their stock Is worth not
less than ono million Of dollars,
From the Tribune OF April 2l, 1868 .
An acquaintance of oyer ~ years with Mcssrs. Gs
rard w. Dpvaugh Il Co, warrants us IN speaking N
inc hghusl terms of them They nmoup our oldest
Maiden Lane jewelers. and have long enjoyed wide
aud enviabo reputation.
From the "Sfaals Ioitung,' April "a, 65
Many of the hands in Office have speculated in
the EntaTprise Messrs D'vaugh * Co, dnd though
none of them have yut realized n fortune all cypress
themselves well pleased with thclr venture TWO ol
them by wOTkng after hours have made over SOo each
within six weeks
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Bas~ We invite the attention OF our
friends who may desire to visit the Wat
ering places, this season, to the Card Of
tho "CoLUMBIA House. at Cape May,
in New jersey, in to-Iay's Democrat, 1t
is one Of the mo t desirable Summer Re-
sorts in all our country. We need only
add, to secure its Gu tom, that Geo. j,
BoLroN, Esq the gcntlomanly and pop
ular proprietor, Of the "Buchlcr No@sc,"
at Harrisburg, is also the proprietor ofthe
far,famed "CoLuMBrA House"
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a. Fortune y

Employment ioF EVeryDody.
Great Sale Of Jewelry, Watches, Chains,
Diamond Rlng', Silvor-W Ware, Ger
man and French Fancy Goods,
&c, worth over $a0O,000-
all to he sold without
reserve. Everyone
to have some.
thing Valuable,
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periodicals say OF our EstablI shment:
From the "Dispatch" Of February 25, 'G5

We take pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers TO the announcement Of Messrs Devaugh u
COS Great sale OF JGwelry, SILVER WAGE and Fancy
Goods in our advertising columns. We are person
ally acquainted with the members of this firm and
know them II be gentlemen Of sterling worth aud in
tcgroty Their stock of goods for variety and extent
we have scarcely seen paraliclcd.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY. SEVEN Chill.
DREN BURNED TO DEATH !-On Thursday
night last, May 25, the dwelling house Of
Mr.. JOSEPH MAYnERRY, in Frankford
township, this county, wa' totally destroy.
cd by fire, and, horrible to relate, wen OF
his children porished in the flames! The
fire, it appears, originated in the basement
of the building at about IL o'clock, when
the members of the family-Mr. MAyBER
RY, his wife and seven children en-wcre
sound asleep. When first discovered by
Mrs. NJ. the entire buildings was in
flames. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, at once jump
ed from their bed and rushed to the room
where six Of the children were sleeping -
Their chamber was filed with black
smoke. The eldest daughter was the frs,
to leave the room, and the mother placed
the baby in her keeping and attempted tC
rescue the other five children AT ihi'
moment the floors and roof, having beer
burned to a crisp, fell in, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. sprang to n window and escaped, bu
the children fell to tho cellar with th
burning building, where they soon perish
ed. Their cries could be distinctly hear'
for several minutes by their agonized pa
rents. The name and ages Of the children
wcrc-L LEAH,l3l years; MARY, II years
ISABELLA, years JEREMIAH, 8! years
LIzzIE AdNEs, a years; JOSEPH 3 years
and DAVID, 10 n onths The building
was entirely consumed, and with it Ia
children were literally burned up. Mr.
and Mrs. MAYBERRy were both scverel
burned before they escaped from tn
building, but their injuries are not serious
This is the most fearful calamity tht
has ever happened in our country and ii
recital causes the heart to slckcn and th
eye to moistcn, The feelings OF the dis
tr'sstd parents can neither be imagine
or described May God in His iuGniI
goodness, render them III aid they need
Awc,jco0 Io/,Dtcor.
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Deafnesg, BNndnos g. Cltarl h,

T.cated with the utmost success. by Or J. lSAACS,
Oculist and Aurst, (formery of Leydtn, iInaud) No
$40 Ne StrGct,p Philadelphia, Testimonials from the
most re liable sources in the City Gnd Country can b.
seen at his Office The medical fnculty invited IN
accompany their patients as he la, secret Ia his
practice. ARTIFIClAh Ei rs inserted without pain,
No charge made for examination,
February II, 1865. July -, 1864, l1m.l
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u. g. 7-30 loan.
TEslEsEp SERIES,
$23O,0OO,OOO.

Hy authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
Undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
cnie of ned States Securities, offers to the public
The third series Of Treasury Notes bearing seven aud
hree.tcnths per cent interest per nnum khown as
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7.3O LOAN,

These notes are issued under date of July l5 1868,
and are payable three years from that date In currcn.
cy or are convertible at the oppera of the holder
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Notice in Partition.

Notice in Partition.
EState Of Chris'i'n MuOley, Deceased
'y'o George Muflloy, of Columbia Coun.
ty; Thomas Muflley, of Three
Rivers; Kalamazoo County, Michigan ;
Charles Mullley, and John Muflley, oil
Calhoun County, Michigan; Robecca Ha.
genbuch, Of Limestone township, Mon
tour County, Pennsylvania; and Mary
Sponcnbcrgr, children and legal repre-.
scuatSes of Christian Mufly, late OF
Centre township, Columbia County, Penn.
sylvania, and Catharino, widow Of said
deceased -
Take Notice,
that nm inquest will be held at the late dwelling house
OF CHRISTIAN MUFFLEY, deceased, in the town.
ship Of Centre, in the County Of Columbia on
SATURDAY, JULY sth
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of that day for ha pur
Of making partI ion Of the real estate Of the said
drccasud In and among his children and legal rcprc
Eenldtives If the same eau b. done without prujudCr
to or spelling the whole, Otherwise to value aud ar
praise the same according to law at which time and
place ysu are required tn attend If you think proper
SAMUEL SNYDER,
SheriU
Sheriff Office, Bloomsbnrg, !
May IL, leGj.--Gw
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SSss5sfGs SSysss's;'
From Washington.
WAsHINGToN. June

WASHINGTON, June T.
Release Of Prisoners Of Var.
An order for the release of all paison.
crS Of wnr under tho rank Of Major, will
soon be issued. Commissioned officers will
be required to give bonds for tho faithful
Observance Of the oath.
Rcht IyiSonryS 10 be taken IN McH Homrs.
The War Department has just issued an
order directing the Quartcrmaster's De
partmenl to furnish all prisoners of war.
and citizen prisoners, who have been or
may be released from confinement by rea.
son of taking the oHth Of allegiance, with
transportation to their homes, or to the
nearest point thereto which may be prac-
ticable TO reach by the usual routes OF wat.
er and railroad transportation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

NEw ORLEANS, May s, pia CAIRO 1.-THE
rebel General Kirby Smith publishes frantic
appeal to his soldiers, dated Shreveport La /,
April 2lst, announcing the surrender Of Lee
lie urges the troops in the strongest terms 10
stand by their colors in this hour OF adversely;
that the fate Of the nation depends upon
them that their resources are ample 10 pro-
tract the struggle till foreign aid arrives, or
at least till they can secure terms worthy Of q
proud people
The Shreveport Democrat expresses amaze
ment at the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln.
Great trouble exists among State and city
officials here, in consequence Of Governor
Wells, of Louisiana, declaring the former reg
istry of votes to be illegal, and ordering a
new registry. Several city officials were
removed by Governor Wells, and others ap-
pointed, but the Secretary of State declined
to alfix the seal of the State to the new
commissions, on the ground that the Governor
had no power to make removals.
Mayor Kinney was removed aud Captain
Quincy appointed Mayor by General Banks,
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Professional
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL

CINCINNATI ai VENEkEAL HOSPlIhL
ID ssgot Established in the Year 1850, s "a
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DIsEAsEs
And under the control OF two Of the most Emineni
Physicians in the World. -NoH' 1
TIRE. BONAPARTE, from London and larii
~ HSsPials and for the PaSS tfR eaTs q S9s S1s
late or New York. This Is the only offce in the cit
where d permanenteure Of eriya,e Diseases can y
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change q
diet Gonorrhna cured IN sis to lorty4two hourel
elect cured in three to ten days. Structures euied
ONE y three weess SoitSa cnSes n
eight weeks; Syphilis in its primary stages cured
three days Secondary symptoms IN one 10 Tire
weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN one TO three Wetka
impoteucy viRer restored in one to four weel 81 NJ
diseases OF private nature treated with tnparaele
success, male or female b. lag- Ii d
the private Guide 70 Health IL beht icia alb ma
and female, old and young, should read this work
will enlghten those VINO crepe IN ua'Rh'ffS' iH4
Dr. honsparte's French Patent Male safel II 4
perfectly sale, and never fails TO give sctqn,
Price OF tie French Patent Male Safe, 81 theis'seI
one, 81 per half dozen, ~ per dozen, sent by meiluf
RS-Madame LollEEs Female Moh,hy lipde Ira
male diseases. Ladies' should not use them darn
pregpacy, as they will produce miscarriage Prlee
ner box--axtra fine S5-sent to any address by maj
Drs; b. d II are the men 70 consult; they afem
que stlonaby acknowledged 70 he the ehanlplons az
Kings of yineresl dseases and l9s onl sS,1d S
have been accustomed from an eaIly age OF youth
witness tha various diseasesswhieh atilet nanlln
and 10 watch Inc progress through long career a
professional study In every sphere Of lile from ~
humble abode OF poverty to the mapslon q nw
wealthy and having ascerained hey ond doubt M
vast siierlna OF humanity they detei mined to seleq
the generatve system as their particular study, an
to devote their whole attention 10 the aileyatlon
the diseases ofthese important lunctcns. ko1etcF
will be answered unless they eentain Arenttsnee q
. postage stamp. Gall address yai 8
, - Drs. BoRAPARTE a REYNoLps,., 4
IN q ali Eaft
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio. 5000 "HNuit -
Office hours from "a. M. to 3P. N, uullel7 u
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.



OFFICE or THE AUDITOR oF STATE, ASSURANCE DEP
III t1 .Ns CoLUMsus, ONO, January ~, 1866.
WHEnsAs, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE In
SURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, in the
State OF Connect cut, has filed In this Office swoln
statement its condition, required by the first
tion OF the act o reg iate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State OF Ohio" passed April g.
1856, and amend, d February 0, 1864 and, whereas
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence
that II s possessed OF at least hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested IN stocks OF bonds
or in mortgages of real estate, worth double tho
amount for which the same is mortgaged; and,
whereas, said Company has ledin this othoe writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company in this State TO ac
knowledge service Of process for and in behalf said
Company, according TO the terms Of said law. .I..
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section o
the aforesaid act, ], JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor @
State for OHIO, do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, o
Hartford Connecticut, is authorized 70 transact the
business OF Fire Insurance in tins State until the
thirty first day of january, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six. - 40 La.
l5fAxP 4 In Witness whareof, have hereunto sub
tSKAL1 scrbed my name and caused the seal OF my
7T ONCE to be affixed Che day and year above
feIO Auditor OF State
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.


NEw YoRK, May li.-Advices received to-
day from San Domingo, up to the 9Th OF April
announce the complste and unconditional Am
nesty to all Dominicans who may still be in
the enenys camps, excepting the high civil
or military functionaries, guilty OF completely
in the annexation intrigues, the military who
may have fought under the Spanish flag, RRd
all those newspaper writer's who have sponta-
neously and unjusti6ably opposed the restore.
ton Of the republic A sp inish steamer asd
arrived at San Domingo with aH order from
Madrid for the evacuation Of Spanish troops,
who, in accordance Herewith, left the Island
on the Both Of March. ft ...
THE PRENcH MINISTER
A Washington special says Secretary Sew.
ard hopes to present the new French Minister
to the President in person. IL be should be
unable TO endure this fatigue, he will at any
rate give the Presidents reply 10 the minis
ter's speech, on presenting his eredentials,
There will he no departure from the record oi
neutrality already ertablished, and the fears
OF complication will not be realized.
TRIAL or TuE coNsPIRAToRs
The M iltAry commission for the trial OF
the assassins is occupied to-day, hearing the
charges against the accused.
The rumors Of q change in the Cabinet are
again renewed, with increased probabilities ol
their truth U, lt
Lieutenant Colonel Jas M Murphy, Of
the Seventh New Yofh Regiment, has been
dismissed the service OF the United States,
for bad conduct.
The Posts special says No counsel has
yet appeared for the prisoners in the conspira
cy case Among the prisoners arraigned yes
terdav, was Edward Spangler, stage carpen
ter at Ford's Theatre.
GENERAL GRANT BEFORE THE WAR COMMITTEE
General Grant was before tho committee
on the conduct Of the war yesterday, to give ev
idence in relation to the negotiations between
Sherman and Johnston. General Sherman
will be called before the same committee OF
Saturday.
The advance OF the armies marching bone
ward, is expected to reach Washington to
morrow night ..... ,..-
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General sherman In R,c h mona

NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE Posts Washing
ton special says General Sherman is now in
Richmond He rode at the head of the line
of his troops yesterday, as the Fourteenth
Corps passed through the streets Of that city.
Mrs Lincoln has nearly recovered, and it
is said she will leave for Chicago on We'd
nesdAy next. ....
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GarriiIas.

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, May 1.-THE
Nashville papers says that guerrilla organiza-
tions are availing themselves of General
T'homas's order, and coming in rapidly No
formidable body Of guerrillas now remains in
Tenness e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

WAsHINGToN May 1.-The Marquis De
NJ ontholon the new French Minister and
suite, have arrived at Washington. They
were received at the Railway station by sew
era members of the legation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

wILLIAnr WALKER,

NO. sot THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared TO accommodate his customers with
II every article Of Rentiemens wearing apparel OF
the latest style and best quality, Those who wani
coats, pants, vests, shirts, hosiery, handkerchief
gloves boots, shoes, slippers 4c,, WILL do we'll &C
give him call h'fit'F s' n IN WN8 aura
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

The undersigned, having dissolved with John b.
Finke. will continue the Cothpg Business At the old
atandioi fipke Iegter, on Second street, Dayton,
and AZ many new ones as may favor him with cali.
fresh supply OF goods Just received.
Aprlltlff lbb3. uT 'h III THOMAS A. LkdLER.
a26dlwaw4 FuafA .as.fu .F .
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Dissolution.

TOHN b. FINKn and Thomas A Legier, eretofore
y comprising the firm OF Finke Leger in the
Clothing Businesss in Dayton, Ohio, Is dissolved,
FINKE a LEGLEK.
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MenieaI.

ryyHE combination OF ingredientsin these Plls are
Il the result OF long and extensive practice. They
are mild In their operaton and certain In correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, removing
Headache, Pain in the Side, Paptaton ofthe Heart,
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Hysterics, Fatigue,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, &C, Disturbed Sleep,
Which arise from interruption Of nature. -
i,..ru DIR. CHEESEMANS PILLS ,iag
was the conmence ement OF new era In the trent
ent OF those Irregularities and obstrnctions winch
have consigned 40 many to d PBEMATuRR GRAVE, No
female can enjoy good health unless she regular,
and vine an Obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline 1i. .5i i4,ui tf s.oi
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are the only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
Ia DIES have relied for many wears, or can rely
on now. BEWARE or IALIATIONSi These Pills
form the Finest epgrdtton eueI pat totoard, O!th !M.
BE DECEIVED Take his advertisement to your
Druggist. and tell him that you iodnt the BEST aud
MOST IFDLIABLK FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which Ia comprised Ia ~ - II ~ tsLt'f
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are the most efectual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO Femaei. 10 all classes they
are inducing l0ith odt, periodical regu
Layiy. They are known TO thousands, who have used
them at different times, throughout the country. .hav
ing the sanction OF some OF the most eminent Physi
clans in Amefied.
Explicit directions stating Dhon they should not uSed
with each box-the Price One Dollar per Bor, contain
ing from my to sixty Pills, 90 ,..ss,l, t.a- 81
Pills sent BY mail, prcipt,y, by the Pro-
pfietor. Bold by Druggists generally, h, -, ID d.
HUTCHINGs q HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street. New York.
Benton Dunham Cleveland, and John d. Park,
Cincinnati, wholesale agents, Sold in Dayton, by
Druggists z on Il so H1YlI ,SId esidiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-12

During the month ending February 2S. lLG5, T. II.
aAughan 4 Co. have had the hontr Of distr butinR
among their patrons ONE HUkDRED AND N1kE
TEEN COLD AND SILVER WATCHhS, at the
price oil one dollar each. We sui join a few Of the
"1hs In one OF the largest films IN the City OF New
York, and are doing very extensive business and
have on hand the largest stock that can be found IN
that city"Oeeana Times, Pent Water, Mich, october
2l, 1854. 7 tH lY..
'They are large dealers, and their htCck Ia manu-.
factured in the best style, and OF pure materials"
7e,edrdph, Satigerties, N. Y, Oct. "a, 1884.
SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES all TO BE
.--I 7T SOLD FORsl EACh.4ru- lf
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Mesgrs. g. II. GAUGHAN 3 Co, lIB broadway,
New York, extensive HANuFAUrUKERs AND iMPOBTGhs
Of all the leading and most fashionable styles OF
WATCHES AND JEWEbRY, desiE,ng TO increase
their business to an Unlimited extent have resolved
regulations following; ID. f..,,. IA, rf.lrll.l tfaI
CERrIPIoArEs, naming each article and it's value,
are placed In SEALED BnvELoPEs and well mixed.
One of these envelopes will 30 sent by mail TO any
address ON receipt OF 70 cents. --,,. 4,s.-.,sl.