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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-02-03
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Sir James CIark's Female pills. The great
English Remedy. Everybody knows the Use Of them Fiji
t in bottle, securely sealed and be sent for
81 and three-cent stamps
The ProprictOrs hold hundreds Of testimonials to the vir
tues OF Sir James CidrkeS Female P but their peculiar
nature prevents publications. certain 1t is they the only
sure aud safe remedy in for all those painful and dan
gerous diseases peculiar to the female constitution In all
cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In the Back
and Limbs, Heavness, Fatigue slight excrtion, palpa
ton Of the Heart Lowness Of spirits Mysteries, Sick Head
ache Whites and all painful diseases occasioned by dsor
ded system, these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed. Jhey fail 10 moderate
and 10 remoUe ObStructiOnS from whatever They
purely vegetable an will not inurc the most delicate
constitution For particulars, send for pamphlet to the
Agent One dollar and six postage stamps sent to any au
thorzcd Agent, will insure bottle by return mail.
~ Sole United States Agent JOB MOSES, % Courand
Street, New York.
Sold by j. CLARK and N THORN, Bratteboro, and by
all Druggists -ly50
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Gard. EDITOR or PnGSIx, In reply to many let
tiers and inquiries from people in this section of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper that our renowned preparation
known as COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE, is Il certain cure hr
Dyspepsia, In its worst stages Many e long
ing, within acquaintance, have been completely,
and believe permanently cured. 1t will stop distress
alter eating almost nsnntaneousy and enables the dys-
pepc who has lived for upon Graham bread and the
panes di t. 10 eat as heartily he peases, and ythng
he chooses without danger Of distress s0urng rising
on the stomach It's nm infabe corrector Of Indigestion
and constipation creates healthy appetite stops sick
headache heartburn, sickness at the stomach, pains,
cramps collie In either stomach bowels and sweeens
offensive breath, take H. and by enabling the
patient take plenty Of hearty food (Which is the paren.
Of attn" produces vgor, strength and energy In every
trial have known II has speedily eradicatsd Dyspepsia
with all It's attendant suerings Weaknesses debility, and
loss Of power giving instead, proper activity aud tone
th stomach and organs oil digestion and ms confidently
believe and the published certificates In circulars,
amanacs and in rany of the leading Journals from
valescent ,tens will CONFIRM completely permanently,
and almost miraculousy "cure the Of Dyspepsia
In existence" We warrant In every Instance II can be
obtained at all the Drug Stores in the United states and
Canadas at Al 90 per bottle six bottles Tor 5000.
Z. q. CLARK n CO, piietors, New Haven Ct
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TO our Pntrons.-wo would again remind our read
cs mat thls season Of the year time when they
SANITY liable to sudden coughs influenza throat, &c.
while the children in danger from Group, throat
anu lung complaints 1t Is important that every head Of
iauy should provide remedy that is ready at all times
Tor immediate use whether assaulted the dead hour Of night
with the breaking out OF hard cold the rackng Of violent
cough or the children with that most dangerous Of all dis
eascs-crouor at the midday hour you should always be
prepared In Goes Cough Basam you will find ready and
eectua remedy II grappes and controls instantRneousy
the stubborn coughs while in Group 1t is sovereign
cure The price Is but forty cents per bote-the bottles
twice the size oi other at the price Eeays
dangerous You should always have 1t in the house. 1t
can be found at all our drug stores.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-02-03

EXPORT OF PETRoLEuM.-During the year
1864 the export of Petroleum from the ports
OF Boston, New York. Pt iladelpha and Port
land, amounted to 81 ,643,l9 gallons-being
3,4Sl 'O6, gallons more than in 1868, about o.
100000 gallons more than in 1862, and over
3O,00O,0OO gallons more than in 1861 The
average monthly prices of the crude article du-
ring 1868 run from . to 80 | y cents per gal
lon; in 1864 the averages were from from 80
II to 80 5-S cents. Of the quantity exported
1925, 703 gallons went from Boston in 1864.
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MARI AGES .

In this Village, Feb. LIST, by Rev. a. Sherwin, Mr.
MARSHALL HAPGooD of Acton, Mass, and Miss
EMILY PALMER Of Bratteboro.
AT Wilmington, Jan. 22d, by Rev Mr.. Ballou, Mr..
WARREN +. Bruce and Miss HATTIE A. Bruce, both
of Marlboro.
At Winchester, n. H., Jan. 2sth, by Rev. Mr..
Humphrey, CHARLES C. CLARK and MARY ANN
BUFFUM, both of Wilmington.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1T
is the intention Of the Franklin County Bank to ter
inmate It's eNenc" the first day Of june 1868 In pur
Of an act Of the Legislature Of the Of Vermont
approved Nov % 1861 providing that an act ncrrporatIn
the Franklin County Tank, approved November H. lslp
be amended as t. limit the time during which said Bnnk
shall continue and have succession the first day of June
1863 instead Of the first day o January 1867 and all bills
or notes of said Bank not presented to said hank pay
ment before the first day Of june 1862 will be redeemed
or paid by said Bank
By order Of the Directors.
NJ W. BEARDsLEY, Cashier.
81, Adams, Nov. %, 1854. Leg
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the same stock, it is said that il will be found
at the expiration of that period, to have degen-
Grated, or "run out" The same fact is observ-
able in the case of Indian corn, and this with
out the deterioralng effects OF any intermix-
lures, or uniavorabe influences of any extra
neous kind.-N T.. Famer.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!

Bachelors Celebrated HAIR DYE the Rest in the World!
The only Harmless, True, and Retiabte Dye knoWn.
This splendid Hair Dye perfcctchanges Red, Rusty
Grey Hair instantly to Glossy Black Natural BToUn,
without nurng the Hair Staining the Skn leaving the
Hair Soft and Beautifu mpars fresh vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color and rccties the i'll effects Of Bad
Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
all others limitations and should he avoided Sold
by all Druggists, &c. FACTORY-Sl BARCLAf-ST MY.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. 1y26
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ACARD TOINVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as mis-
sonary discovered safe and simple remedy for the Cure Of
Nervous Weakness Early Decay. Diseases Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
already cured by this noble remedy Prompted
by desire to benefit the am ced and unfortunate, will
the recipe preparing and using this medicine, in
sealed envelope any who needs it, Free NJ Charge
Please enclose stamped envelope addressed to yourself
Address JOSEPH 7. INMAN
1y26 Station ID, Bible House. New York City.
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RooTs AND THEIR MOUTHS. A correspon-
dent of the Valley Farmer very well observes,
that roots, even the finest OF them, have
mouths, intended to eat and drink, and there
fore they ought to be abundantly supplied with
food and moisture. These mouths cannot talk;
II they could, how often they would complain
that they are left without appropriate supply.
The soil should be enriched, so as to be a we'll
filed storehouse whence the roots of plants con
draw what they need.
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THE PAPER Observation-Disclosures are re-
receiving to-day The following telegram from
New York =
"Ths agitation of the repeal of the duty on
paper has created panic in the market. Pri-
ces have beer falling since it commenced, until
to-day, when contracts were offered by makers
at Is and 10 cents-a decline of some cents
per pound within a month"
This is new dodge to escape the action OF
Congress on the tariff. Since it leaked out that
there are members of Congress who are heavi-
ly interested in manufacture of paper, and OF
course in keeping up the monopoly, they find
their influence gone, and storm of contempt
gathering about them, and seeing that Congress
is likely to repeal the duty on paper, they think
it policy to Tighten their grip on the Threats of
publishers until after the 4th OF March. Then.
if the duty is not repealed, we shall have still
sharper turn of the screw! There can be no
permanent cure of the evil but by repeal of
the duty-from which no revenue is derived by
the government-while it is the main prop Of
the monopolists.--New Haren Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-02-03

HuuncwcIrs oIu Anodyne. The real necessity
Of this splendid preparation twoo and well has 1t
proved how this necessity been To have true and
Opidte for all Of Loss III Slcop and Nervous
Debility, and Anti spdsmodc for all Neurdgic Rheumatic,
GOut Hysterd Pdrdiyc and 81 pitUy Danes as
inward application, without producing of the horrors
bad effects Of Opiu preparations Of Opium but prepa
ration that, should it fail of reaching the complaint would
leave stain of debility behind For Tooth and Ear Ache,
for Sick Htdddche Tor the suffering in
Monthly MenSrudion Distress dtter Eating 1t is almost
iniaibe. 1t is the production of celebrated herb from
india perfectly natural in its color, uniform in action, and
by confidence it, will be found the necessity
in Every Family This preparation has the most unqual
fed confidence large numbers Of Physicians is controlled
by thorough knowledge Of medicine and it is the wish Of
the proprietor that il may be accepted with perfect conf
dence by ALL from every species Of quackery and
based on most perfect laws in Maeria Me lica.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELL Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
I. N. THORN, Agent, Brattleboro. linz
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THE TROPICAL PILLS,

An Infalble Remedy for spermatouhea, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, lmpoeney Premature Decay
and all Urinary aud Nervous Affections matter from
what cause produced Price 81 per box. Sent by mail
curey packed on receipt Of price One box will perfect the
cure in most cases Address,
Y. KNIGHT,
General Agent) Boa ooe NoIeester mass
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oim all aud every holder Of any liabilities either Of Bank
Notes or otherwise OF the late wniham County Bank that
the First National Bank of BIaeboro will redeem at any
lime any such liabilities when they may be presented The
bills OF the late Windham County Bank are Abundantly
guaranteed and may be held by any person with perfect
safety for thirteen years longer IL parties so desire
S. NJ. WAITE, CASHIER.
Bratteboro, Dec. q, 1864 90
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New York Narkct.--FlOur md Meal.

The market for Western and State Flour is only
moderately active, and under material decline in
in Gold aud Exchange prices of the low and med um
grades 10a15c. per Dbl. lower Trade and Fami-
ly brands dull and irregular. The sales are 900
bbs. Mt 50 25a 50 30 for Supcrtne State; 50 50a 50
so for Extra State; SO 900 SO 10 for Fancy State
50 1911 10 for the low grades Western Extra; $40
Goa IL 10 for Shipping Ohio Sl1 30d IL go for Trade
and Family brands, and Sll 001Sl4 80 for ST. Louis
Extras Canadian Flour is dull and prices are 10 a 10
cents lower; sales Of 400 bbs Mt 50 65aS1O for the
low grades of Extra, and $40 10a12 for Trade and
Family Extras. Rye Flour is without change in
prices; the supply is fair; sales of 200 bbls. at Ss9
SIS 20. Corn Meal is in fair demand ut previous
prices; sales of 45O bbs at S. 25a9 for Brandywne
and Atlantic Mills.
Tho Wheat market is very quiet milers hold off
and shippers out OF the market TO effect sales
Il decline of fairly 2a3c. per bushel, would have
to be submitted to, but in the absence of sales
prices are entirely nominal. Barley is held with
more firmness prime qualities wanted; we hear
OF sales of 1900 bush. Canada West at 81 Is, but
cannot authenticate it. Barley Malt is firm but
quiet, the sales are 1900 bush. Western at 81 O6
cash, and 10000 hush. Pennsylvania deliverable 80
days hence at 81 06!. Rye is quiet but prices are
without change. Corn is lower and the market is
dull New is more penty the sales are 1880 BUSH
Unsound ut ST 10 for New Mixed Jersey; 81 77G1 rs
for New Yellow do, and Old Mixed Western pri-
vate terms.
Provisions.
At the opening of Change to-day, there was quite
pune Ill ilhTkcl HOUleTS
II decline of fully 50 so y Dbl on Old Mess, and 81
on New Mess; but toward the close more active
demand prevailed prices in consequence rallied, and
at the close part of the decline recovered, hold
generally refusing to sell below our outside fig
For future delivery. We hear of sales of $500
bbs New Mess lin lots OF 500 and 900 bbls) buyers
and sellers option all February, at S37 50a3s co.
The sales cash and regular $3.50 bbls at S33 50
35 so for Old Mess S35 5Od37 30 for Prime, and S34
a 35 for Prime Mess, chiefly at the later rate Beef
is moderately active common grades are heavy and
lower while choice qualities are firm; sales OF 400
bbls at SIS 50GS20 so for Plain Mess, and SCI S23
for Extra do. fierce Beef is in fair demand; choice
grades held firmly, but other qualities heavy;
sales of 400 ties. at $50 for Extra Prime Mess and S44
for India Mess, Cragin's brand. Bacon is moderately
active; sales of 200 boxes Cumberland Cut 2Olc; 100
boxes Long Ribbed Mt 2lc. and so boxes Long Clear
at 22c. Dressed Hogs are steady; quote at ISL
lGc for Western and 16iel7c. for City. Lard
opened easier, but closed about previous prices
sales of ,040 bbls and ties, ut 10 @224c for No l,
and 22i 9293c. for fair to prime Steam and Kettle
Rendered.
At New York, on Thursday Gold closed at 2O4i.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BRATTLEBoRo Wherfa',
certain malicious individuals for interested and sehh mo-
iyes are busy circulating statement that the bills OF the
"Wndham County Bank" will not be good after some GER
tain time vsrousy stated by such parties to suit the mar
ket for which they manufacture the sores This is to n-
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AN OPPORTUNITY LONG SOUGHT.
CHANCE FOR ALL TO SECURE

And other valuable and useful Jewery at nominal price
Send for Circular naled fee) containing full list and
particulars with special and full information fo
Agens-very liberal and remunerative. Satisfaction guar
dnietd in every instance, Address,
GEO, DEMERIT & CO,
3m3 (COr Duane St.l 3O3 Broadway New York
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WHITES
ARMY STIMULANT,
Warranted to cure
Diphther.a. Sore 'rhrOa'. Coughs and Gods,

OR TIE MONEY REFUNDED.
1t has been used in the Army since the Of
the War with perfect satisfaction The Soldier has found It
Indispensable article in sudden changes Of the weather.
Sold in Brattleboro, by 1. N. THORN.
Agents wanted everywhere.
All orders promptly attended to-
Manufactured by L. WHITE Keene, n. II. 1yS
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The Confessions md Experience oran
la.

ruDIshed Tor The benefit, and as a CAUTION To YOUNG
MIN ana others, who suffer from Nervous Debility Prema-
e Decay OF Manhood, &c, supplying at the same time
the MEANS OF SRLFCuRF. BY one who has himself
ater undergoing considerable quackcry BY enclosing a
the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esn
omos0O Brooklyn Kings Co, N. Y.
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NAvIEs OF THE WORLD IN lS64.-It will be
seen by the following table that the United
States now stands third on The list of naval
powers. In less than ten years they will prob
ably occupy the first positions
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Ifyou want TO know lille of everything
relating to the human system, male and female; the
and treatment Of disc the marriage OF the
world marry well and thousand things never pub
shed before read the revised aud enlarged edition "ED
COMMON SESsE,n curious book for curious people,
and good book for every 400 pages 100 Illustrations
Price 81 so Contents table sent free any address Books
may had At the Book stores, will be sent by mail post
paid receipt Of the price. Address
DR. L. b. FOOrE, NJ. D.,
6m5 1l3O Broadway, New York.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Supreme Court windham County.
February Term, 1865.

JAMES BLoDGETT VS.. MARY BLoDGETT.
Whereas James Bodge NJ Jamaica, in said County, has
presented to petition setting forth In substance that
sail James legally married to Mary Blodget Ash
burnham in the Comm 1nwealth Of Massachusetts on the
2th day Of February, A. D. 1884 by Rev Hebron Vincent,
Minister Of the Gospel and that he lived with said Mary
In the strict observance of the duties required by the
rage cnyenant until the 1t day Of January A. D. 1861
wien he driven from his house by the inOerabe
verify Of said Mary without provocaton the part Of
said petitioner Also that said Mary at said Ashburnham,
ahou the lst day Of January A 1861, without any cause
wilfdy deserved him and hath since him.
And appearing that said Mary is residing without the
State 1t Is thereupon ordered that said Wary he untitled to
appear AMI to said petition by publishing this order
in The Vermont Phoenix, newspaper printed and publish
ed at Bratcboro in said County Of wiuham,
excessively, the last ~ which said publications shall be
twelve days before said Terra Of Court.
Dated the 10th day January, A. d. 1865
JAMES BARRETT,
Judge Of Supreme Court.
BurLER 4 WHEELER. ALy's for Petitioner.
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Old Eyes Made New. pamphlet directing how
to speedily restore sight and give up spacaces, without aid
Of doctor medicine. Sent by mail free receipt OF lC
cents. Address, +. u. FO0fE, NJ. D.,
6m5 1880 Broadway New York.
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T ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED

in the Post Once, Braeboro State Of Vermont Feb.
3D. 1860 To obtain any Of these letters the applicant must
call Tor ADVERTISED LETTERS give the date OF this list and
pay one cent Tor Advertising II not called for in month
they Will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Letters to
gers or transient Nttors in Town City whose special
ADDRESS unknown should he marked in the lower left hand
corner with the word Transient Place the postage stamp
ol the upper right hand aud space between the
stamp AMI direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing N h. REQUEST for the Return OF let
ter 10 the writer, UNCLAIMED within 30 days written
or printed with the writer's mime, Post ONE aud state
across the left hand end Of the Envelope the face side
be compile with at tie usual prepaid Of postage paya-
bic when the letter is delivered to the writer
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JuhHt " supreme tOnEt
BurLER Il WHEELER, Atty's for Petitioner.
STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. s.
~ Ihe prnhnke f,lrs said DiRfricf.

To all whom it may conce rn,-Greoting:
You hereby notified tlnt SOPHIA H. PROUTY, Guar
dian VI EMUGINE 5. PROUTY, ELLA J. PROUTI, hat
TIE s. PR0UTY and ROSA u. PR0UTY. minor heirs OF v.
D PROUTY late Of Braiteboro, deceased, has made app
cation in writing this Court license sell all their
Real Estate consisting their the Homestead
OF to the Widow and minor children Of said r. D. PR0CTY,
the ground that such sale will Ire beneficial 10 her said
wards and that win decide upon said application
the Session thereof to he held nt the Probate Office, in
Bratteboro said District the 9Th day Of February A.
D. 1863 when and where may b heard in the premises
II you see cause 3 ASA kEYES, Register.
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AT TOWN HALL, BRATTLEBORO,
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 9, 1865.

Doors open at 81 o'clock; Lecture commences at o'clock
Tickets OF Admission pa cents each.
For sale at CLARK wILLARD's ". FELT0N's, and E.
CARPENTERS. Two
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THE NEXT LECTURE
OF THE SEASON.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.

Mr. HOCGH has received the highest commentator from
the Vermont Teachers Association elegant and able
LECTURER and to all Ladies, heads Of families, and young
house keepers his exposition OF the necessity Of
ton 70 physical culture Is ESPECIALLY recommenled
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This assessment is so manifestly at variance
with the books and accounts of the State de-
partment and the returns made by the Provost
Marshal's department to the Adjutant and ms.
General of the State, that they cannot for the
present be accepted, and quotas cannot there
fore on any just basis be assigned to towns un-
Ill efforts have been made to correct tho as
sessment.
The State authorities are now taking the
necessary measures to procure their correction.
y. +. WAsnBURN, Adj. & Insp. Gen.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH !
WbcatOn's Ointment

Also cures SALT RIIEUM, ULCERS, CIIILBLAINS. and
all ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN. Price so cents.
by sending 60 cents to |. N THORN, Agent, BraeborD
w. will be forwarded by mail free Of postage, to any part
Of the United States.
Weeks Potter, Sole Agents. 40 Washington ST., boston
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Il NJ. FORBES,
IL. Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Notary Pnbc
Winchester, N. IL.
Agent the best and reliable Of Fire Life and
cident Insurance Companies
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der the Last Cali of the prc.i-

auotns under the Last Cnii of the prcsi'
dent.
The State authorities have just received by
telegram from the Provost Marshal General
the quota of the State under the recent call OF
the President, which is announced as 1882 and
the quotas by districts as follows;
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VIZ p. HOVEY & CO.,
w Dealers in Jewelry and Manufacturers Agents,
No. AL Chcstnut Stert, Philn del phia,
Great one price sale for 1865, Of surplus stock Of
Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Silver w are, Gold
Pens, &c, &c, &C.,
VALUED AT 6500 0OO

IL
not To be paid for until you know what you get
rare opportunity 10 obtain Fine Goods at Lou Prices
Certificates the various articles, stating what each
have, put into envelopes sealed and mixed; aud
when ordered taken without regard choice and
sent by mall thus giving all fair chance receipt OF the
Certificate, you will what you have, and then II
optional with you to send dollar and take the article
not
In all transactions by mail, we charge for forwarding the
Certificates paying postage and doing the business 20
each which enclosed when the Certificate sent for
Five Certificates wbe sent for III eleven for $2j thirty for
50; sixty Ave for Sl0j and hundred Tor $l5.
by this mo 10 give selections from varied stock Of
fine goods Of the best make aud the latest styles and
nsc worth, at nominal price, while all have chance
securing articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee satisfaction in every instance and Il there
should he any person dssaHed with any article they may
receive they will be allowed to exchange 1t any article
JEWELKY our list Of the same value.
Our position and character is ucient guarantee that all
orders will receive prompt attention, aud all misses be full
filled to the letter, and the public will do well to pass by all
irresponsible and unpnncpled parties who initiating our
II doing business without the means or
Of performing 1.-THE Of the specious promises they
Send for a CirouiH. Address W. p. HOvEY 4 CO.,
3w3 Ill ChesnutS Get, Philadelphia, Pa