Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-23

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EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION.
t'9tna3 RES Established 1886 e
ksa7 Il $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEoNs, FINE
2 OH PAINTINGS, EEaRAvTNGS, SILVER
WARE, FINE G0LD gTxyER WATCHFs.
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rfngs, Gold Bracelets
/ r Coral, FloEentines Mosaics Jst,i shasa and
cameo ladies' se :, Gold Pens with Gold
Buttons, Sets of Studs. Vest ana
- Neck Chains, Cold Kings. &C., ..F
91, 100000.
DISTRIBUTION Il made in the foiIbwips :
CERTIFICATEs naming each artiols and its
value are placed In SEALED ENvELOPEs,
which are ". Il mixed. One of these envelopes,
containing the oertincase or Order for some arti.
cles will be delivered at once sent by lnAil
to any address. without regard to choics, on re-
eeiPt Of 26, cents. 81 7riT corn saisi Al
On receiving the certificate the purchaser will
SEE what articls it draws and its value, and can
then send ONE DOLLAR aud receive the Grtfcie
named or can choose any other one article on our
~ Purchassrs 1,fs Of our SEALED EsvEroprs
may In this manner, obtain an article worth
ON One to Five Hundred Dollars, ''''''-'''''
For One Dollar
Which they need not pay antfl 1t Is known what IL
drawn. and it's value. kntire satisfac len Guar
anteed in all cases. 10 : ~ 4
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION !
Would cali attention to Eha fact Of its being the
rig nal and Largest Gift Association in Ene
try. we are therefore enabled TO ssHd FigeE,
hooos ana give better chances to obtain the noses
valuable prizes, than any other estabf shment Of
the kind The business continuea to be conduct
ed In fair and norabls manner, and . laf g
and greatly increased trade Is proof that our
IONS APPRECIATE this mafhod of Nh d
elegant goods 1s RA4 f714FF9lef 8 y Y
During toe past year this Association has seat
= very large number Of valuable prizes to all
will receive the fail valre Of their money, rs no
article on our list Is worth iess than one dollar,
retail, and there are no hlanks. ) e8s
Parties dealing with rs may depend On having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be ins
mediatsiy sent to any address, BY return mail or
express bHfA es4. y
The following parties have recently drawn val
uabie prizes from the Eursks Association, and
have kindly allowed theuse OF their names. Many
other names might Be published were we per- I
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, PhiAdeIphfa,
Pa.s on Painting, value 500; James HArgraves,
szd Broadwsys New YorS, Oil Painting, worth
SioO; = =. Jones. Barrst., Marshall county,
Waterbury. Conn, Gold Watch wSrth S125 ]. v.
shaw 2z4 kasf 9th Strict, New York, Piano
worth $3.50; Mrs. Charles J. Nevis, Elmirn. n. |
t. Piano worth $3.50: Miss Lucy Jansway, Emil /
ras u. T., Diamond Cluster Ring worth $500;
Mrs. x Pennoyer. Oily Hotel, Nashvfils, Tenn, /
aslodeon worth sl26; Oscar M. Allen, Co. B, |
l42d Reg. Ind. Vols, Nashville, Tenn, Watch 4
worth sss: Rowland 8. Patterson, % d, 10th |
Iowa Vet Vols., OIL Painting worth 500; MIRA. |
abbey J: Parsons, kpringfsii, Mass, Melodson |
worth Sl6o; James + Dexter, Citv Surveyor, Syra-
cuse, 7, Gold Watch worth $3.50; Mrs JAS Ely.
lI1 w ooster straet, corner Bteaker, N Y, OH I
Painting worth $lo0i Mrs Coles, Grand Rap |
Ids, michigan, Silver Castor worth $40; Dr. 1R /
Sinclair, No 4 Main street, Utica, N Y, Framed |
Engraving worth e25; Hon Luther DetmoId,
Washington d O, OIL Painting worth 500. i
Letters from various parties throughout the
'ountry, acknowledging the receipt Of very valu- Il
Able gifts, aay be sson on flle in our oTce.
TO be Sold for One Dollar -aeh,
Without esard to value, and not to be paid for /
until you know what you VIII f.ceive: al
90 Eles ant Rosewood Pianes.