The Portland daily press., 1865-12-14
WHAT THE aPREss" SAY OF US.

The Lafayette (Ind.) Daily Courier, Mar. IS, 1855,
IA better selected more varied or fashionable as
sortment of jewelry cannot be found on the cont.
nent than Arrandale g Co. now offering. Messrs
ArTandae ATT aH 20, occupy high position in CONNER
ry Of trade. Their statements may be implicitly re-
lied upon both to the character of their goods and
the manner of disposal. Ladies especially, in all
parts of the country, realizing handsome profits
agents, and If any of fair readers desire to in
terest themselves in the enterprise, they may do
GREAT GIFT DIsTRIBUTIoN.-A rare opportuni-
ty offered for obtaining watches, chains, diamond
at No ie7 broadway They have an immense IS stock
Of articles varying in value and all offered one
you agree to take certificate of certain article en-
closed in an envelope and are not required to pay
your dollar unless you are satisfied with the article,
and may be $50 or 800. An excellent mode this Of
investing dolar.-Sunday Times, N. Y. City, Feb,
1865.
Messrs. A1randale s. Co. have long been personally
known to us, and we believe them to be every way
worthy of public contidence.-NeD York Scottish
american Journal June II, 1864.
We have inspected, at the Office of Arrandale &
Co.'s Agency, for European Manufacturing jewel
lers a large assortment of fashionable and valuable
jewelry of the newest patterns. We also noticed q
large quantity Of silver plate, and understand that
the whole Of these newly imported articles to be
disposed Of on novel principle, giving great advan
tages to buyers, and afordng extensive employment
to agents. We know the firm in question to be very
respectable and thoroughly worthy of pablic conf
dence, and recommend our friends to read their ad-
vertisement.-N Y. Albion Sept. 8, 1864. rs.t-
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES.-The most eligible
and profitable employment we have heard of for Ia
dies is the sale of certificates for the Great Gift Dis
tribution of Arrandale g. Co. A lady of our ac-
quaintance has been very successful in this way not
only in filling her own purse but also in doing good
turn to those to whom she sold the Certificates as
will be seen by our advertising columns Gentlemen
can also thus be engaged. N. Y. Sunday Mercury
dug. IA, 1865. - - 7-s' aesi ts' s'FsHe',
The British Whig of Kingston, G. W., says, Nov
26th, 1854 "one of our lady subscribers became an
agent for Arrandale g. Co., and by request brought
twenty articles sent as prizes for her agency
this Office for inspection, and without hesitation we
state that each and all OF the articles were worth
treble the amount Of cost to the recipients and some
of them six times" , llttt I-7s .i +, = ss Ss
We have seen some very pretty specimens of Table
and Teaspoons, Gold Watches Ladies' Chains, Pins
Bracelets etc., which have been sent by Arrandalt
& Co. to this place tor 81 each-Angelica Reporter
~ Y. State, FEB. 15, 1865. y n :, gin3 147ga'
AGENTS.-We want agents in every regiment
and in every town and county in the country, anG
those acting such will be allowed 10 cents ON every
certificate ordered by them, provided their remit
tance amounts to one dollar also other inducements
which can be learned on application. Agents viii
collect 25 cents for every certificate, and remit
cents to us either in cash or postage stamps.
e....It -...rs1 ARRANDALE g. Co.. .
.-t--,t 167, Broadway, New York.
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