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ccc.nres aUo a!cctins5.

FRANCES WATKINS HARPER will lecture
for the African Civilization S,ecty for tho Education y
Freedmen aud Children and the Reefof Sick sat Wounded
soldiers at Cooper Institute ON TUESDAY EVENING. jan.
IL 1855 Tirsrt. IS cents. Srbiecf: "a COLDRED WO-
MANS OPINION ofthe REPUBLIC OTIS and So
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON wiA lecture at TIE sane
place TUESDAY EVENING Jan. "a
MISS ANTOlNETTE l.. BROWN (now
vi Mrs BaeSweD llGou. tor her cloluence. WI speaS
b. Clinton Fill. tMslcaute Lh-uryD LeIt TUESDAY
EVENING. (D.V.j Admission % ceis
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amusemenfs.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- GLORIOUS TRIUMPH
Of the GORGEOUS SPECTACLE,
PERFORMED TO .L-,| 800
CROWDED HOUSES WITH BRILLIANT SUCCESS
IT'S
GRAND, DAZZLING MAGNIFICENT SCENEEf.
EVERY AFTERNOON Ar3. EVENING All ~
TILE RING OF FATE;
FIRE, AIR, EARTH AND WATER.
Amer which in the Afternoon THE TAILOR OF TAM
WORTH, and in the Evening THE VERMONT WOOL
DEALER 81 100
CLOG DANCE by JIM HAYS.
MQRNING AT IL,
THE LIMERICK Boy
together with flvore Sos6s DAScEs &c.
GIANT BOY, 8 FEET HIGH.
MAMMOTH FAT " OMEN, Loo POUNDS.
LIVING SkELETON-s rare and cnr.oas species Of
MAMMOTH MONKEY.
THE DRILL, (Cynocepa1.us Leucopbn.)
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS FLOWERS
EXHIBIT TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES.
CIRcAssIAy GIRL, ALgISO goy LEARSED SEAL, LIvI1
TIERS, FRENCH MovisG FIrRrs, &c.
Admission 80 cents; chi dren under ten, Is cents.
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NEW.YORK DAILY
financial.
DETROLEUAf.

PETROLEUM
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 81, J00,0 600, DIVIDED INTO 100000
SHARES,
PAR VALUE, IS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 81 PER SHARE.
NO FURTHER SSESSMENT OR CALL ON THE SUB
SCRIBERS As 80, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PRssprSr--J g. CLARK. Of New-York
VrCR. PRgsIDEST-R. H. WISHARr, SewYor
TRKAsuREE-H. +. DENOE Ncw-York.
SECRETARY-J. CONkLlN. New-foIk.
DIRECTORS
nv n. KETCHUM, Baltimore, Nd
q. KING, Baltimore, sd.
J. II. GOULD. Philadelphia, Pn.
w. WOODRUFF, Baltimore, ND.
n. II. WISHART, New-YoTk
ii. r. DEVOE, Sew-York
A. CLARK. Tar Fam. Pc.
II. 7. CLARK. OH City, Pa
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Us CLARK, n Y. A. CLARK, TAR Farm Pa
II. p. CLARK Ou City, Pa.
OFFICES:
No. ~ BROADWAY, n v, -
Nos. GI9 and GA CHESTNt'TST.. PHlLA.,
AND BALTIMORE, MD.
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Financial.
CPECIAL PETROLEUM NOTICE.
"LITTLE * a N A w III 4
ELK RIVER
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY"

OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Geolocss and practical men unite their belief, and
report. that the property of this Company-G2, $50
ACRES OF LAND. IN FEE-is in tho very center OF
tie West Virginia on Region-has numerous On AID gas
spring. along the banks Of It's principal streams lone Of which
ves with the famous Burning Spring tsel and Is surrounded
by prOpertie. every side THAI unnstakabs in their oil
bearing character"
The subscription for purchases now being made at the Of
ce Of tho undersigned 1t contains the nanes OF many Of our
prominent capitalists and business men, is already far ad
yanced, and viii be closed at an early day.
Prof RICHARDSON'S very able and interesting REPORT
ON the property with CIRCULAR attached containing tho
conditions subscription and any additional information,
can be obtained at this Office.
JAMES WADSWORTH G. Co.,
No. CT CEDAR.ST.,
--~= NETWORK.
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TrrAernI Drr.nT,fEsr.
OFyfcF OF COgl.4tOILrL 90 1HE tuRhtNCf 4
A.tsnfIOrnI. I.nuaIN 2. llIa. '

OFgICE or IONFl I0IL-L OF Ut '0H'T'I =
WisniNGTOs, January .. le5AN
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence PRE-
w ,euet :, tho und r.ue !, be- pcen made to 'per
a., qTiF HATIONAL BROADWAY BANK o. New. fofk.
H. mo Cy II Ees.York in the County Of Ncwb ORR nni
sae Of has duly orgauycd under anG Accord
- 20 ,a of the Act OF Congress cnutei an
a., ~ n,o,de National Currency secured by pledge 81
Tinted .ts bonds ana pIoyde ~ toe cnat, IL sh
redemption thereof" approved June /" s, a.a Is & "a
h In ia provors OF said act required % be comp
% 6c,oe commencing the b1SiGess Of Baking under '-i
ECf:
Currency do hereby certify that Ji!t r.IitN Al ce ~
n.y. E < OF New. York IN the Cit Of New York, ia te
County OF KewYork ld state u Ac'.oi arthoLra 10
conn iuco tie business % 'an@ns NA"'F "' iet
nj. nnit Say Of Juna4ry, 1865. Hu0H MoCt LLOCU'
"''F ~ w Couuifoiel OF he t.rretcT
Currency pnfcnu Treasury Dopanc,-aeal OF i"e comp
trollsr Of The Currency.
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GOODYEAR BROTuHS s. DURAND,
IA bANkE.S,
No 10 Broad 81, y. Y.

No 10 Broad 81, T. Y
Az KINDS OF GOyERNsrNr SECURITIES, RAIL
ROAD sIOCks. BONDS, COLT &c, blusAt aud tod on
80 ION Interest allowed onicronnts.
Ciihs GOODYEAR, Banker. ahohario Co.. " y
gro GOODf EAR, New iilvn, -.
90 O. GOODYEAR, HARVEY DURAND
nEYgRrHEa
Hon Ions J. CISCO. ate Asst. 7 ). Treasurer ~. Y
I,rna Urs.rLf Cashier u. :. 'fcnsrry, sew. J ork
N ~ aoHcAx OF Il. A. Nora x COZ Ne'gl ok.
Wornr. Fr,NKtlg Pr,s. y. iIiir Insurance Co, y. Y.
~ H. BtrKs ActlurJ. N"w.Nrk Li'c lnauraneo Co.
Hon EuAsrus CoHSISd. Abin, y. /. go
Uryus H. kiyG President \. otn'e Bank, Albany.
T,tns on prr Pre- Mech. aud trui"Is bsnk, Albany
II H MArrry Crthirr Albany Ivy BanA ~ \
A. q. JofysoY. Utica, =. \.
Jay Coos. Co, Washington.
IIyE oy N,AsHISGTo. Wa.hig'on. ,
BsyJ Earns. Pres hl,ional suA o. Commerce Boston
Ia.,y Irutnfrr pres Elo' NioHal Eauk, Boston.
I r,.nsr Pro- lent New iiayu CO. Bank. O.
D. d. I,glAsY rgri. Fin. AotiGuI Bank Hartford, c.
J.. q. How ESD, Hartford, g.
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WALLACKs
w Proprietor and Msncger.. Nj. LESTER WALLACE
SATURDAY,
Second time n two yeors Mortons standard comedy,
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING
MONDAY-THE CLANDESTlNE MARRIAGE.
TUESDAY frst tine IN two yesrs), Bouccsn's me con-
edy of the IRISH iIEIRE6S.
WEDAr SDAY-SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
THURSDAY-MARRIED LIFE.
FRIDAY-THE WiFE'S SECRET
SATURDAY-THE IRISH HEiRESS
Mr. Falc,ners Zine comedy, MEN or The DAY, In re-
hesrsa aud will shortly be perforated first time ia FIX years.
now SHE LO. Is HiM and the drama Of RUS.3DALo
will shortly be reproduced
A NEW DRAMA Of powerful interest and effects, 10 u
active DreDara.i1n.
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FAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK, !
No. Clambcrsst, Ney-T0sk, Dec. 10. 1917
hIVIDEND.-The usual senll-annual dlvi-
dcnd the r'e Of six per cent per annum on oil sums
ron 81 to $500 aud tive rer cent on $780, will be
paysb end after tie 10th day Of January, 1865. -
Bank open DAILY from 10 70 m and ON I'll KS
DAY EVENING nom 10 O'Clock.
WIN. ii. SLOCUM, President.
CHAs A. WuIryEr. Secretary.
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Financial.
CTATEMENT of the ....
GREAT WESTERN
tNARINE)
INSURANCE COMPANY

GREAT WESTERN
tMARINE)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
Dist DECEMBER, 1864,
AS REQUIRED BY CHARTER;
Premiums on outstanding risks December 81 s,,, oso %
Premium. received on Marine Risk. rom Jan.
J, 1904, to Dec. 81, z'oo'''| -
| Total. es,OI64 23 Of
Premium. marked ca from Jan. j,
TO- H. DsS 81 1s ;,;ci sSi "a
Returns OF premiums and
A'';T THE cc.p.Sr H., tn: 1or, SSsS Hssrrs
Cash In Bank and with English BanSer.... SLGS.lSs 90
Loans scored by stocks and otherwise... 80 70 w
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages ..-... 395e3 81
United states City Bank, and other Stocks. 3J450 W
Premium NOES and Bills Receivable and other 49,. =.
Claims due S)mplay. SVo'' 10
Total ar mt Of e,s..,.........:.. S1g769a5 .,
SIX PER CT IT interest the Outstanding Certificates OF
profits will be paid 10 the holders thereof their legal repre-
enaives. and after TUESDAY tho seventh Of February
CASH DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT will be
psd TO Stockholders and after the 23d Of January inst
Aner reserving over Two LILLioS DOLLARS, Capital ,nd
Surplus the balance of tho Outstanding Certificates Of the
Issue of 1880 the whole OF 1880 snd FIFTY tsO Pen
to the holders thereof hsr legal representatives on and
after TUESDAY, tho seventh Of February next from which
SCRIP DiViDEYD Of FORTY PER CENT is declared on
the net Famed participating premiums Of the Company ot Tue
year ending December 81 ltt; for which Certificates VIII Oe
ssued on and tie hrs, day Of April next.
The STOCK Transfer BoooAs will Do closed until the sd OF
January inst.
The Scrip Transfer Book. will be closed until the h of Feb
VIM I. LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
New-York, January II, les.
DIRECTORS;
W. C. PTCKERSGuL JOHN X. GARDNER,
WILLIAM II. GUIOS, WIN. NJ EYARTS,
SAMUEL ID. BABCCCK, ROBEKT SfEDDlNG,
JAMES NJ. BROWN, J. y. JOHNSTON.
In CHANDLER FREDERICK c. GERHARD
GEORGE W. HESNTNGS, SAMUEL Il. CALDWELL,
W. BUTLER DUNCAN, WILSON g. HUNf,
HENRY h. SPAULDSG, JOHN !. CRANE,
JOHN +. AsPINWALL, J. PlERPONT MORGAN,
John ALLEN, GEORGE w. BEE, q
ICHAs. q. LANDOE WILLIAM WRIGHT,
DOUGLAS ROBINSON, ENlb uElkEMANN,
DAVID l.. SELLAR, THOMAS SLOCOMB
OLIVER X. KING. GEORGE 4. fHELPS, JR
GUSTAFUS hULIER. y. 4. SORCHAN,
!. H. BRIGHAM T. Won DER HEYDr
JOHN A. MECkE, JACOB De NECFNlLLE,
JOHN r. SCHEPELER
RICHARD LNrHERS. President.
join =. PARKER, Vice sident.
ALEX. MACAAY, ID Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

L,oR sALE-2Doo ACRES BITUMfNoUs sHALE AND
Timber Lands, In Ross county Ohio, ~ The exceedingly
low price ~ per acre. cash. Address g. W Doubleday.
Cleveland. Ohio. H NftN @M w .Wt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24
u,HE VALUABLE ESTATE on JAMES RIVER, IN
4 Charles City county; k kernv "A
containing MEX ecse Of Land, more or less for sac
f iin0SRshs MULES czfTfE HOGS AND FARMING Ix
4 lFEE1 '7tW F4N,14 PLEMENTS.ass
We viii sell At auction, the premises,
~ IT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER o.

river twenty miss below Rrhmond by land aid f
i've M water There about 90 acres OF cleared nnd il
psged by the army, and $50 Of marsh and
main tract ICY ll47*N 7@'fFw ~
Some q bydinss wsre destroyed BY the army;
fine old Colonial brick Dwelling with four other brick build
ings Is standing and IN good repair which will afford anpo'
ty OF the soil on this estate not surpassed by any
tide water PRODUCES nnely ethss wheat tobacco
grasses or vegetables. IL has BEEN and under gool man
agement viii be- one Of the most profitable farms James
river There II good fishery the place. and the marsh
valuable for rs game and for the raising Of hogs
The dwelling Is surrounded BY handsome shade trees In
Of The same.
This estate II % favorsby known throughout Virginia thaS
full description Is deemed useless. =.
Steamboats, up and down the river daily thus afor
Ing opportunity for 70 examine The estate S
attend the After the sale Of The land win be sold az
mcnts, III slf.f
Trass the land one.thrd cash. balance four eishs
and twelve months negotiable notes. interest adus
security truss decd IeI .hc Pess2gnsi Effects cash
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lroR sALE--THE LARGE STONE FRONT DWELLING
House, us Hicks street brockyn "a ieetxM; .o' " 4
en- Unmproved property In the city o. New YORK WI, %
taken In part payment Apply 70 dEOhoE r. lnomAs y
IL Wah street, up stairs. 90 ..L.lA -.
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WITH VIEW TO MATRIMONIAL YOUNG MAN.
wv OF ample good personal appearance wishes TO
meet with young lady OF widow, with AID
dress J. N. r., Herald once.
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IHOR sALE--A VALUABLE FARM or 80 ACRES IN
il the beauty OF Northampton, Mass, two Dwell
Ing Houses barns and outbudings; tobacco shed &C.;
abundance Of running water 800 apple 100 pear 20 eacn
trees healthy locality and hne views 70 acres are wool Az
high state Of cultivation Short horn stock and farming
implement Address WIN n. Prince, Northampton, Mass.
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A WIDOW LADY, AGED 81, WISHES TO MAKE THE
"A acquaintance Of gentleman from 20 to 80 years, with
view 10 marmony; money object lie must be intel
gen energetic and be possessed OF kind heart and
head than feet Address In sincerity Mrs J. y X boz 100
Herald once. tk
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~ ct The mouth Of the Aar maba riyerA par, q ISL.
island for sale locations for mills Tho ishni ~ W
miles below Darien. perfectly healthy at all nf the
year. and II we'll situated for lumber business fbn Mo
timber andthe supply Is incxhaustbc Apply TO Henry
Y0NGE. 100 Water street., ....As
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SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMEYTs.


A GENTLEMAN. FROM THE SOUTH, WHO oTSgA
"A plantation or fine cotton land ns be- which ~
worked the coming year win pay clear profit or -a
$1,000 wishes obtain credit for stock OF Ill rDat
him procure farming utensils and s'gk
plies II, for which he viii pledge Tor ava
OF the lie viii take partner vita
who can furnish Sufficient to- tarsicu-
lars inquire OF James Cornell East Nnetesnth sre
Fourth avenue.
A NORTHERN GENTLEMAN OF ENERGETIC AND
N active habits wishing ~ 70 South would like " make
arrangement for position superintendent ~
plantation, other remuncratve employment: rfrr
unexcepuonable. Address y L. H., box 5sj Post re
A BUILDER OF rs YEARS STANDING WOULD
N 10 Souih for the winter, 10 takr charge " bx
carpenters the entire oversight of all branches s
lnishing Of bufiding best references gwen a.I
ouircd. Address 8. w. IT,, Herald Office.
r ). ASTON, REAL ESTATE BROKER, SELMA.
81 offers his services Northern capitalist sT thts
purchase celebrated "tanebrak ef Cotton
between the Alabama and Tombigbce rivers tho 10
world Owing his residence IN this section he ~
bled OFFER peculiar advantages those enrnsng
10 his care Refers 70 M Psrknan. President Fr M
tiona Bunk, Selma James O. Smith District Auyrp-y
gomery; Freeman Fosdlck Mobile; Baker Robuins -.
Mobile and 10 the merchants and business men og ss
and Mobile generally. ,ssN tse6sa
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nooK ANp Jon PnIN TING.

O,AMERON. WM 8 O0.-Boos and Job Printers,
and publishers OF the Daily and Weekly
Union, Pnniere Alley, between Union and Dead-
ericE streets.
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n ne sreaeaeni q N EYs aad ~. asd sfhar
oI|flrf q sfue8. a 1ocgEl4I nlcoe141r - 1ara q
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fee an1 rnrrsIY. Hhas aa allIs1 rarIilar f1qG-
c41a. nief 1aff EraliIlf.4l - 81 ~ ~ - q 49,
ec11ol ClIlaga. 80 can loaEt al aa4 t.is1 4aii-
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Alta hag-raising IN Augusta, on the 11th
inst, Hon. Joshua Hill was introduced TO
the assembled citizens by Gen. Stsedman,
aud made a speech thus reported by the
Chronicle and Sentiuch
My. Hill opened by acknowledging the
introduction Of his distinguished friend,
and proceeded 20 speak Of The time--iifleen
years sgo-when Daniel Webster, the great
champion Of the Union, left Congress after
bis herculean effort 70 save his country, and
6und that in his devotion to one common
country and deuunciation Of fanatics, North
and South-the people Of whom ~ Boston
he was once the idol, had forsaksn him be-
cause Of bis love for the whole Union. Re
fused the use Of Faneuil Hall By the COM
mon Couucil be spoke from the City Com
mon, in the shadow Of the monument Of cur
couniry's first martyrs, and from that holy
ground, eonseeratea By hero blood and his
own immortal eioQuenee, began with she
memorable words-eTo TIE soHER hES or
BosroH..
From this text The orator proceeded 70 ap-
peal to the sober. ths rcllectmg. the honest,
the brave and the good, 70 let The evl pas
sions Of the past die with the Revolution,
aad for the sake Of delicate women, help
less children. and inconsiaerate youth, %
avoid all occasion 10 renew The sad times,
and heart burnings, and tears, aud orphan
are of the uuloriuuaic past. The var on
the pars of the South, he spoke Of as en ad
mitfed failure, and one Considered nY nsahy
as worse than q iailura--a blunder N its IN
ccution. 10 ils unfortunate oriEipators, he
applied with force ,1e words Of ianeyrand--
80 bI,r1Fr- q ir9rsc ftas q criHe."
81 spoke ~ the aoceE1ity for loyal feeling
ana action % The part 81 an people who
desired the eiri Is take the place Of the
niiila-v law and of be burden Of taxation
caused bv S large standfng arny-itaell
eaueef ~ fears oi an euthrcsE at the South
rs ths brave defenders cl the dac, he ela-
o1anflv SPOKE al their mission a1aonr us. 81
defender of hle. liberty and property ana
tt-raa them and tho aasembied citizens q
~ uith each aah19 n deeds q mutual
frieuashipaud gaod VII. IT, have none AuI
thst noble emulation as 70 Whe shah BE- th,
best cit5ren. and truest lover of the one dag
one land. 10 Which Sc have ono hope, equa.
rights. and q caTnmen destiny.
ge l,risfy and igsclingiy reisrrsd - ths
pasi sorrows ef TIE Whole people, in which
81 too had shared. and mpiorel al % clinl
Nkfse stars were smhleme of separai,
stafss. hdand taeaiher forever on She biul
feId 81 he cafIlaan Mon.
.sslsay llza uafe7. baroas Ike eae sea--
7Is declined o. e. into The argument @
the secessianists, but burying The aTguEaeai
aith che ailrrl oi th1 revolution taurh
risdnm By the misfortunes Of the pest IA
nrrsa that 81 lowers ol tbcir country shosil
ussrse bate and jealousy, snd erii speaking
and bitter memories, Ani rast Eorr1Es, Z
fhe thagEht that We have one country, vas
ta<tfle tluo htlVeur uhi1h arches iia hE1uty
atrarr 81 she A1deE. ana terrible as thi
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GINGLETON, r. b H-B0oksslleT, Publisher,
- siatoner, and Periodical Desler, Post once
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

The Memphis Bulletin says that With The
exception Of The Tsnnesaes river bridge ct
Decatur, the Memphis and ChsFlesson road
win be completed through % Stevenson IN
Esae over . month. Hands are working q
50sh euds Of the road, aud The repairs ~li
be pushed forward vigorously 70 eoniPlsiio1s
Uatn the bridge At Dscatnr is comPleied, 3
beat win Be used 70 transfer passengers and
freight.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21

naYERs a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
MI Latest STYLES q First Class Carriages and
Buegies, Express Wagons and CArFyalis, " horih
MarEet street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
DR.. LEON BROoKMAfl,
At HIS usFIRNAEY.
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BASKEEs AND nRoKERs.

ats. e. h-kiiornsy and Counsellor at
" Office 4s1s Cherry 81 p Q. Box T4s.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-21
GOLD PENS, CHAINS
Bracelets, Rings. Sets of Jewlery &c.

FTIo be disposed Of al ONE DOLLAR each
i without regard 10 value, and not to be psd for
until you know what you are 70 receive,
Our Inducements are the greatest ever offered for
obtaining good Jewelry at low prices
Certificates OF ail the articles namsd IN cur circn-
lar are put into envelopes, sealed up. and mixed,
and when ordered, are drawn, without regard to
choice, and sent by mail, free OF expense giving all
fair chance. II will then be at your option to
send One Dollar Tor the article or not; SATISFAC-
TION Is GUARANTEED in ali cases, and as there
are NO BLANKS il IS impossible tor any one TO re-
ceiye less thsn the value Of their money.
Our list comprises 10000 articles, valued a.
from IS TO Sl25 each, consisting OF Gents and Ia
dies Sold and silver Hunting Cased Watches, Mi
Mature Magic Spring and snap Iockes, Oval and
Chased Gold Bracelets, Sold Pens with silver
mounted Ebony holders. Gold Pens with Silver ex-
sension cases and pencils, Sold Tooth and Ear
Picks, Chased and StOne set Rings, Bosom studs
mond, Solitaire and Cluster Pins, Geutsi Masonic
Pms and Rings, Ladies' Belt Buckles, Gold Thin
bles, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pearl sets tf Ladies'
Jewery, variety Of styles Of Ear Drops and Brooch
es, Chatelaine and Long Guard Chsins. Gents Vest
and Neck Chains, 6old and Jet Revolving brooch
Is. etc, etc.
circuiar containing list OF articles. also the
LIBERAL lEnUcEs ENrs AND PREmIuMs We offer n
forming Clubs will be seat free. Single certificates
3 cents. hve for 81, thirteen for s. thirty three
s., one hundred for Slb. Our central location
briggs Us near the most remote points and All or
ders promptly hiled snd forwarded BY return mai
or express.
Agents vHsted IA every sowa and county.
Address PACKARD 1 Co,