The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-22
81 ,00O,O For One Dollar !!

WHlch llcl Htci loi pay ullll " II kHoN u
what Is drawn and its value.
THE AMERICAN JEWELLERS ASSO-
CITATION calls your attention to the fact
ofit' being the largest and most popular
.jcWclry Association in the United states.
The business Is, and always has been. con-
Quoted in the most candid and honorable
manner. O~urrnpidly increasing trade Is
sure guarantee Of The appreciation Of our
patrons for this method of obtaining rich.
elegant and costly goods. The sudden
-tagnation of trade in Europe, owing to
the late German war and recent disastrous
financial crisis in England. has caused the
failure Of Il large number Of Jcwelry hou-
scs IN London and Paris. obliging them to
sell their goods at 4 great sacrifice. in some
instances less than one third the cost OF
manufacturing. We have lately purchased
very largely Of these Bankrupt Goods, at
such extremely low prices. that we can af-
ford to send away Finer Goods. and give
better chances To draw the most valuable
prize. than any other establishment doing
u similar business. OUR AIM IS no
PLEASE. aud we respectfully solicit y0nr
patronage. Us We are confident Of giving
the utmost satisfaction. Daring the past
year wc lave forwarded anuinbcr ofthc
most valuable prizes to all parts Ofthe
country. All who %patronizc us will receive
the full value Of their money, as no article
on our list is worth less than One Dollar.
retail. al d there are no blanks. Parties
dealing with rs may depend on having
prompt r%cturns, and the article drawn will
be Immediately sent to any address by re-
turn mail or express.
The following parties have recently
rrawn valuable prizes from the American
Jewellers Association, and have kindly al
lowed che llsc Of their names:
tha- j Hunter, Esq. Treasury Depart
mcnt, Washington. {, Piano. value $500;
Miss Anna G. Yates, ~ st. Marks Place. n
!, Scwing Machine. value $75; Brig Gen
l. /. Hanson, L 5 Vols, Nashville, Tenn,
Silver Ten Sctt. value $50; Miss Emma
iiuutcr.G3 Front st, Harrisburg, PA. Sew
Ing Machine. value $50; Licut-Col Walter
thitt"mdrn. Qnartcrmastcr, Louisville. KY,
Gold Watch, value $llO; VIM > ~iiaincs. 247
King st, Charleston, $ G. ilycrwatch. VAL
ne so; Alexander johnson. ESQ Editor
MuShatcW Pioneer, Muskatcur, Mimi. La
dy'S cnImclcd watch, value $50: $ Lee,
itSQ. President Colorado and Red Bank
Mining 70. san Francisco, Cal, mc!odcon
value 5000: Aaron ) Long. ESQ. Principe.
EiEhHrt Collegiate Institute. Elkhart, n j,
diamond pin. value $500: Il NJ Longstrrct.
montgomery. Ala. music box, value, SO;
Key Isaac Nau DnHcr. Albany. n \. gold
lined dining set, value $500; Miss Clara
LllcGgucr. Dayton. Ohio. pianoiortc, value
$lC0. and diamond pin, value 1915.
Many names could be placed on the list,
Int We publish no names without pcrmis-
sion. Our patrons are desired to send l.
5 currency when it is convenient.
PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLESI
no BIZ
&o'd I;or On" Doilur E1rh.
without regard to value. and not to be paid
o rtntil you know what you are to receive:
/ el"ganl rosewood pianos, worth from 800 TO $50
10 el'-lil mtlodoonN, ro,ewoo! cases, li5 to $50
80 Ilrst class sewing machines, 40 10 300
70 !incoii paintings, 80 to lOO
l5O lln' steel cnsrayings, framed Otto 30
80 music boxes, - to 20
100 revolving patent casters, silver, 90 to 40
80 silver fruit and cake baskets, % TO 81
400 sets Of tea and table spoons, % to 10
49, Goil u4tIn% ease watches, warranted, 10 to 100
100 diamond ring, cluster and single stone. Is to EGO
10 Eui Watches, s. To $50
100 lAiics' watches, 60 TO 100
500 silver watches, @to 80
Diamond pins. brooches and ear drops.
sets of gold and coral, jet and gold,
mosaic. lava and cameo; sets OF
studs, vest and neck Chains, plain and chas-
'd gold rings. gold tlimbicS. lockcts. new
,tyl" belt buckles, gold pens and pencils,
work boxes. gold pens with gold and
extension holders, anc IL large as
sortlncnt Of fine silver ware and iewclry of
every description. of the best make and la
test styles.
~ A chance to attain day ofthe ADORE ar
'ic'eS for ONE DOLLAR, By purchasina a
sedica e~.relole for - cts.
Five sealed envelopes will he sent for 81
eleven for 90; thirty for 5 60; sixty-liye
for 10 GO; one hundred for Is 90.
Agents wanted everywhere.
unequalcl Inducements offered to ladies
and gents who will act as such. Our dcs-
trlptlVe list Will be sent on application.
Distributions are made in the following
manner :-CertiiicatcS naming each article
md its value are placed in sealed cnyel-
Dpcs, which are well mixed. One of tlrsc
envelopes containing the certificate or or
Ter for some article, will be delivered at
,ur office or sent by mail to any address.
regard to choice, on receipt of 25c.
On receiving tho certificate the purchas-
n VIII see what article it draws and its val
lc, and can then SEND one dOLior, and re-
'eive the article named, or can choose any
,thcrOnc article on our list of like value.
Purchasers of our seated enrelopes may.
n this manner, obtain an article worth
rom one to five hundred dollars.
Long letters are unnecessary. Have the
iindness to write plain directions. and in
different articles from those
mention the style desired.
.ss Orders for sealed envelopes msst in
very case he accompanied with the cash.
With the name of the person sending, and
own. county and State qiainly written.
Letters should he addressed to the mana
,crs. as follows:
SHERMAN, WATSON h CO.,
Y L. 80 Nassau St, New York City.