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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-06-27
LITERARY NOTICES.

HE GALANY.-Contents of No V.
The Claverings with an illustration); by
Anthony Trollopc. An American Colony
in France by G.. a. Townsend. Pba-
raoh's Horses; ly Maria Louisa Pool.
Elements of the Art of Poetry by T.. G..
Stcdman. English Parties; by George
NJ. Towlc. Frederick Edwin Church
by II. T. Tuckerman The Harvest of
the Sea- by +. b. Perkins. Evening
Boat Song. by Edwin Roster johnson.
Tormenting the Alphabet with two illus
trations)i by George Wakeman. Archie
Lowell by Mrs. Edwards. To Poet :;
by Richard II. Stoilard The Art of
Dining, No. 4 by Pierre Blot Ncbuln !;
by the editor.
The price of The Galaxy is % cents n
number; s. year, Of 2 [ numbers So
a half wear, of y numbers Address
w. c. & f. p. CnuRcn, No. 80 Park
Row, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Jerry O. Brien killed his mistress. Kate
Smith, with a butcher knife, at New York
on Wednesday.
James Barnes & Co. of Liverpool and
I. NJ. Mackay IL Co. of London, ship
ping firms, have failed.
The Michigan Central, Reading and
Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska railroads
have ali declared 5 per cent dividends
A spcculator who had purchased 3D.
coo muskets surrendered by Lee. sold them
% the Canadians for double their original
cost.
The Troy Wing and Troy Press have
been con'o'id1tcl. The Wing i conscrv-
at,ye republican and the Press is demo-
cratic.
Gov Fcnton has appointed commission
Frs to select a Site on or near the Hudson
river, AMI below Albany, for an insane
asylum.
The Southwest Pacific railroad in
Missouri was decided to .Gca Fremont on
the 10Th. AMI the first instalmcnt Of
90 ',OVO wis lall.
The Odd Fellows of Cincinnati con
template building magnificent temple
on the corner OF Sixth and Vine streets.
to cost 100000.
The nitro lyccrinc now stored at
New Iorl; is to be removed to a tract Of
land a few miles from the city, where
the manufacture will be carried on.
Ten men including the inventor a
German named Fiach, were lately drown
ed at Valparaiso in experimenting with
submarine torpedo boat.
Jugl' l'ndorwoo Is gran Jury at Rich
monl, Va, found an indictment against
Judge Thomas for refusing colorcd tcsti-
mony, but the Judge i not yet arrested.
Maj Gen Popo's expedition left Lcav-
cnworih for Fort Bliss, Texas, ON the
3lst ult., with an escort of five hundred
men and baggage train OF forty wagons
William +. Dodge one of the New
York congressman, is reported to pay
$50 per day at Washington for the
board Of himself family, servants and
horses.
y young New York lady has recently
been married to an Italian duke, married
at Rome, in the private chapel Of mar
quis, to he hereafter, instead Of dreadful
"Mrs.,' the Duchess Della Revere.
BREACH OF PROMISE CASE-In the
Superior Court, at Springfield, Mass,
wednesday, a breach Of promise case Of
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THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.

The Poland organs in Orleans County
are appealing TO local pride. The desire
to send a man from their midst may be
an inoifensive enc, but it will not con-
vince the people of other sections that
they ought TO support a man they
do not want, The claim that Judge
Poland should be returned to the |. 5.
Senate by the people as an act OF justice
is simply absurd, and only proves the
weakness Of the cause which il is brought
to support. If we call things by their
right names the argument reads-"AIr
Poland resigned his high and honorable
position of Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court in the hope of getting the higher
and more honorable one of United States
Senator, therefore the people ought to
give it to him" II needs no answer
The people viii fail TO see the therefore"
He knew or ought to have Known the
risks. lie yentured with his eyes open.
Another proposition assuming the SUI
perior qualifications Of Judge Poland for
the position has been asserted and reiter-
ated until some who made the
statement have almost come to be-
lievc it. On this subject let us use
discrimination. We must not assume
that Mr.. Morrill, is unedncated because
he never went to college. The same
might be said of many of our most talent
ented statesmen and of Mr. Poland him
self. But it is said that "NIr. Poland is
learned in the law" We'll, so is Mr.,
Morrill, learned in all that pertains to
finance, tariffs, the productive industry,
the financial resources, and general wei
fare of the country, 1t is admitted that
he is not skilled in Constitutional qaes-
tions. What then Does il follow that
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ll8 ASYLUM Street.
ilV1;4w Hartford. Conn.
GREEN MOUNTAIN UOUSE.

ltll ION, ' ].
Inns inc cs'ahlishment will lie oucuc; ON and
after 'hc 10Th day Of July 1906, for tie icc,Ji,n
Ct families and tourists.
Rlrtou can welt boast Of It, attract ms. ,itun,,
~ a valley six mile, square with the far famed
Green iIils upon either side. wat,rod Iv it, hun
drel sparkling cold Spring Brooks. n,mv Ii.h
thousands oi pounds Of line Trout ore taken cycr,.
summer. FOR hcautv Of scenery, and as "a summon
resort, Np.un can defy the World. Eght miles
tom Miiticburv, sis lie, from Lake Dmmorc.
ChNGp'au
lie many sources Of anus, m ut that OTHER first
Gins HOUSES afford, such as nor.c.. Carriage,
bowling Nlcv. &c, ~. are to he f.u11 lcic.
n, lhs route to lipton from New Yu.k, ALBANY.
Troy and lrato-a Spiu--. i, Via Truv. Putltni
ana Wa'hington AMI E0tland and BaIlinltun
Railroads '''
From Boston Via titcllure. Cheshire and nu.-
ilnd amt Burlington Railroad t, MiM.ehutv.--
From tie Cu.ala,, White and Fruconia Noun
Mins their are two routes, VIA Burlington to
Mdilebmv or White River junction. bellows
tallS and Rutland to Alillloburv.
Niih The many comforts aud attractions tia
] lace aIord-, the undersigned viii cud,ayor TO
maAe the ny of visitors pleasant tnd agreeable.
y. ifRANClS, Proprietor.
Epton w., June y. 1860. 13.3y
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TIE PEOPLE MOVING. AT Windham
County Convention, on the 18Th, Hon.
Damned kellogg, OF Brattleboro, and
Homer Goodhue, of Westminster, were
nominated for Senators. This conven-
ton consisted Of delegates apportioned to
and appointed by each town, SO public
sentiment was as fairly represented in one
town as another; and the result was n
unanimous sentiment for Mr.. Morrill, as
L. 5. Senator A delegate informs us
thai in respect to cvryy candidate the
main question was--"ls Inc "A Morn ill
man p and they were all Morrill, men,.
Windsor County Convention met on
the same day, and in that body the Sena-
torial question was also the absorbing
one. 1t was discussed, two lawyers
supporting Judge Poland. Tho debate
only increased the zeal of the people for
Mr.. Morrill,, and the result was the adop-
ton of a resolution for Mr. Morrill, for
both terms; that is, for the long and short
term On the final vote there was but
one dissenting voice. The short term
was added TO the resolution i'll consc-
quence Of the discussion provoked by the
lawyers. The candidates for the State
Senate are Merrick Gay, of Stockbridgc,
Hosea Doten, of Pomiret, and Hiram
Harlow, Of Windsor-all for Mr. Morrill,.
- lJdtoR' J0Wudk
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HIlL.-!n Brilport, June 18th, DAVID llnr, in
tho 18th wear Of his age
RuunNs.-In Cornwall, on the 10th inst, after
p lingering and distressing Illness which was
borne with christian chcetlulnoss, DEIIEA CoHpE-
TIA, only daughter Of Z. r. and }. c. Robbins,
aged -.
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his advice, does not appear. In the
House, on Saturday, the death of Mr..
Hum fhwys was announced, and the
ordinary culopics pronounced.
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Sly LES
VERN1ON SCENERY.

Z We Il MO y + $ c /, y T. Il Y
both the Card and Sicrcoscopic ,izr, comprising
nearly 200 different view, of the wild Scenery Of
Vermont, taken in all parts Of the State. Visitors
from the city, and all Others, wishing to make a
collection ofour beautiful Green Mountain Scenery
will do well to call at my Gallery. All person,
wishing for good and durable pictures whatever
kind and the public generally, invited to call
al my Gallery, opposite the Pest Office, at Middle
bury, where can he found at all hours Of the day
ready and willing to wait upon customers Hop
ing to merit the patronage Of the people Of Addi-
ION County,
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4. j. STYLES.

T. ST would say to all who have had Photo
graphs here, that have the negatives, and can
furnish more copies at any time. A. Us.
Milllobury. VI, June 25 1866. 13;1v
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4 ISF OF LETTERS REMAINING
HIN THE POST OFFICE AT NuDDLEBURY,
Vi June 9th 1Si6
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# in the bitterness OF dis5nnaInt,nant

grief in the bitterness Of Disappointment
\ Scw dav7 age life beamins with hap
pinass. lit .hc smiling future with antici-
patiauS Of sueoess To-day he yields his
lpir.t t3 the Go3 who gave it and con,igns
it, tenement of clay 10 the Gus5 from
whence il sIsrnng. Bat yesterday. h
greeted them with the snile OF friendship.
Today they perform the last sad rite Of
bearing hi c,lJ corpse 10 is last resting
place. anil oyer tha new made grave they
drop the humble trjbatc Of tear
He ha, departed this life lamentod y
many relatives and friends. but though they-
are ber,ft Of him by ]. premature am IN
timely death. they sorrow with the hope that
through the merci2s Of merc.ful God.
when, as far As they know. he has always
served, and that through the merits Of an
a.oneine Redcemer who died for him, he
las taken his departure from among them,
to realms Of immortal bliss and happiness,
where he VIII receive q crown Of never
fading glory, and peace eternal.
.,Tharei~ vatcs | shall henr no more
T'.ere lrc tones uhose music for me Is e,
Sweet a4 the od,rs Of S:rng wee they
Pre:iou! and :ich-5,.t thcy died aw,y:
They came nsc peace 10 my he,st and ga
Never again Iril they inurmur here
They have gsle like the bIisA Of Summer
LIZ. "e.e. crimson cloud ,ar.qsAh, ,sns,,
DoNATUs,
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scbool Examination.

6CnOOt
In pursuance Of provision Of the eS-
;st;,c School Law. ar examination of the
nn,iIs Of Prmary school. No, ;, located
:, this village, and under the management
.nd control Of j. Frank Ford, Isl, was
hold on Monday last and reflected hish
credit upon its youthful and accomplished
w.arbcr, The Exercises Of the iay were
.onanc,c.l under the supervision Of George
I. spalding and James 5 Downs LS9Fs.'
tho former the Commissioner for tins AIS
tr;ct and the latter the Visitor OF the
School aforesaid. The examinations were
made By Judge r. Ford, James Il. wit
son James t. ". Ralcy, +. {. Combs
and John +. King. We we're present at
,he examination. which was quite rigid
md nrorractcd, and we do not remember
that a s;ng1r qnesti'9n ,cas Incorrectly "HsTfF-
Ell bya single larH. When we ren'em-
hcr the very short time the present leach-
Or has hat. this School III hand, the above
sta,.men. is certainly remarkable. It only
tend. to prove, however, the earnes ness
and efficiency ofMr. Ford, and the benl-
f,ent workings Of the new School system
His appointment is highly cred'toble to the
,,esent Board of Commissioners, and an
abundant residue of credit is left to his
nu,;ls ard himself. His School now num-
bers twonty-seven rupils-all nal'--a"d
will propably be increased during the en-
s,;np Summer. We look forward to the
next examination with emotions OF pleas
pre for ourselves, and with we'll based AS
surances of profit to the offspring OF the
patrons of tlis we'll conducted School
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0BITJ AIRY j..

Died. At the Homestead of his ia her,
on the ~Wicomico river, March the lth,
GEORGE WASHINGTON BLAIR,
aged Is wears, G months ana t days.
Again death has paid his visit to the al
ready tcreayed family. and laid his cold
hand upon another one OF It's dearest treas
ures.
It is A sad thing to he compelled to
chrouicle the death Of the accd-on who
has passed through all the phases ofa life
timc. But now that we are constrained
10 record the death OF one 50 young, one
who was Just entering the gates Of man
hood. ia whom the future appeared al
bright and shining, who had pictured to
himself a long lie Of peace and pleasure,
and at last when the journey Of hte was
over. to pass calmly and quietly away
soothcd Ly the presence Of loving friends
and chocrci by the promise Of eternal !le,
it is indeed 4 sad Ching.
He was i youth, alniablc in bis man
ncrs. mild. modest and courteous II hiS
depor:mcnt. beloved and respected h ali who
knew HIM lie has left an irreparable void
in the hearts of large circle Of mourning
relatives and friends. %
In the midst of life we are in death >
Oh. never were warning words So sadly
realized, Bu, few short days ago, he
was in the midst Of life. huoyant with
health ami nope, was the pride ot his
friends. the hope and JOY Of his remaining
parent. the beloved companion Of his broth
crs ma sisters. To da, thy gather
around his iaallimate aShs te yeht Il. ).
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
Publication Of La WIS.

We commence in our present issue. h|
authority, the publication Of the General
Laws passed by the Maryland Legislature
at the special session held last Winter -
Wo have made the Assessment Law the
initiative publication. as that law, is now
being carried INTO effect and IS one Of The
most importan; to The interest Of eur p'o-
pie that was passed by the late Legislature,
By means of this publication, it will be an
easy mater for our readers to make them
selves familiar with their rights and duties
under this law, and, as II may be an I'M
por.ant matter that they should do So We
hone that none of them may neglect it.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

:, .:l,. =, +lo V;oou,;
r;v", r :, :, ",1 ttn ''s.'o ,ovH of T.hru,rr gaf
~ '''l'' l,.'u. -; ;u,,a-. IrrF,IItJI Ri.A1R
- '' . ',,,-.f.,,,1 11J.,.
NJ Nv 49, Ln,,t ,.aar and r;tbot., :,
t' I 'o ,a..,3 ar-ar r,,n Efn ono
81 So .,1
"a i'' A'os' WV w., ",.' ''NN ''''' '''>
- ~ h'h ,l''l', ','t '3v, I'm, -,.1.,orly
lot ns bono fh,t hn was nr,nar,a 10 meet
H. w. rol an1 ,ho.o f.c. 1hn rn,,,+i... If
~ ms ,,'.,' .I1 ''''N1 1.n ~ Ao3 thrrf,ro i i
W. nv ~, - u,l 'i 'i,:'- : L;n, - nna Who
'-''I o:'I 'r',3 ,,';tl ,ha aloo+ - thn r;obt
WIZ ~ ~ '.ll -s,.;.
nan - ms 'o>' ''',, ~. ~ =; g..
ii' ' - ''o ,sI I',".''.' - ,.,n,nn, ~. NV" and
('ii' '''i' "I''''": ,.l>I l''' - ta.t,.
po'' ~ l, a. ',i,' ~ na ~ ,Ln ',6, systr.
no3ti,. and iudicious farmers Of CIR coun-
,1 l;t. of i,tnorin. rnproy
~ ''''' >
economy, h"lAll!' All" "Pis't' ''''i "
business, ne soon accumulated an lhde-
ncnI6ut fortune
,l4 .a,,4;o,oto ,,J> 1,,o-
&c 80 :" ii'0'
lru husband, klilo ana 'l't"i- '"
thCr, a sincere friend, and always char
it,Ilc IN th.. noor He lnypl his home
n l,t+,
ana MS lahiiiE' ana WAS never pc''o'
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
James ii Courscy,
Richard Il. Moore,
John r Mot re
4 others.

In the Circuit Coart for St Mary's County
sitting as a Court Of Equity
No. IS n. Equity.
EeY virtue of authority vested IN me, as
ES Clcyksof the Circuit Court for St Ma
rvs County, by the Code of Pubic Genera
IlawsroftGls ii is he. cby ordered that the
Report of David w. Tyler, Trustee IN
this case berauGedaud confirmed, unless causs
10 tile contrary be shown on Or before the
tn;rl Monav of Jnue ueEt provided,
a copy Of Tins order be inserted i" the SAINT
Naryis Ga-e!,e. once a week tor three sue
ccsstve weeks prior to the third Mono"y oi
May next.
The report states that the landsold for $500
JNO. \. CAVALIER, OK.
True copy-lest:
JNO. \. CAVALIER, CNk.
April y, looG-3w.
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OFFICERS:
or T IF 7. -:
GEO. p THOMAS. President.

GEO. p. THOMAS. President.
Bn.Rpor rirrcroRs
Hamilton Fa-'er, cf Hamilton Easter < Co.
.7Ilen f. Chapman, Of KsrAk,nd, Chase &
co.
60. F. Thomas, Of Hem, Nlcodemus &
%.
Hugh SjSs5n. ste,m W,rhlr Works.
Hiram Wood'. jr- OF Dousherty, Woods &
70.
Geo H. Miller, OF CoTro,h, Miller &
Thomas Cass,td. Of G'lber, Cas.srt &
Son.
Wllnam Devres. OF VIM. Devices & Co.
Charles Weob of Thomas K Go.
JOHN w DAVIS. Sec'y,
] w H.vv. NJ D. Medical Examiner.
CuRls. JonS.oS, NJ. y. Consuluny Phy.l-
cian.
Thomas ]. Stone, NJ. D. Medical Examiner
for Saint Mary's County.
EIrNc charge for Policies. Stmps or Me-
dlcal Examination.
For fables Of Rates &c. ppply at the Ofhee
ofthe Company
No Is SOUTH ST,
ever Franklin Bank.
J.3M ES ). DOWNS.
Leonardtown.
.7sent for ST. Mary's County.
.7ugust 9Th. lS65--tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

RE-A friend of olrs remarked the ot'i-
cre daY of the celebrated Smiths fa'eh'
Steel Plow: 1T is great institutnn-ln
fact, tie plo,r for farmers. We are n"
sarmer, but We feel that there WAS truth
IN tho observations and rcasouings of our
friend d-thnt being made Of clst-stcel, tins
plow would certainly last longer than any
east-iron plow and would, IN the cad' prove
tho cheapest implement of the Kind The tar
mer could use The mou'd-hoardS, Nc,
Of this plow. are made of cast s'ccl rcgn-
larl~ moulded, highly tempered and poi
ish,d. This plow, we need not inform
our readers, is for sale at Barthoow :, No.
55S 7th street, Washington, y G., ana
81 King street, Alexandria, Va Ih'S
Hons, deals extensively III Agricultural
indictments Of every kind neressery to the
ssrmer or gardener, Fertilizers, Garden
Seeds, Grass Seeds, Seeds of the French
Chestnut, &c. Persons innecd OF anything
in their line should not fail to give these
gentlemen call
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Collectors, &c, Appointed.

Ats meeting Of the Commissioners
Court on Tuesday last; the following gen
mcn were appointed collectors for State
and County Taxes:
lst. district. K i Taylor
oud. r. J Bean;
:rd. C. \ Simms;
4,h. JAS. Il. Alvey;
9th. Tho> II. Edwards
9th. . No appointment.
A, the same meeting William + Leach,
wa- appointed Assessor in place of " lu'"'r
c. Love resigned
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12
Reported Death.

Clement Wathcn, Esq, who left this
county during the year 1860. IS reported
to have died OH the Yazoo River III lSo-.
re was several times elected Justice OF
the Peace in this District, prior to his depar-
ture for the South, and was noted tor hiS
frank and in .cnuous disposition and t@f bis
devotion to the principles of the state
Rights Democracy. He was member
OF the Company raised here by Capt. II.
n. Ncrrick. for service in the Mexican
war and, he returned to Us IN l>i'' an
experienced and accomplished soldier
IIe was unanimously chosen Orderly @ar-
rcan. to the "Eilcy Rifles, organized
here in the Winter of so, end this Com
panv was greatly indebted to HIM for the
marked efficiency it attained IN so'd-er'y
bearing and the ntnat;;c of the drill, MI
here respect the memory OF C'"meat Wa
then. He has left among Us many warm
and carncsr friends and Il wife and three
children to mourn his untimcly demise.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

On the 9th instant, BFNNIE. infant
son Of James G., and Mary \. Grcenwell,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-04-12

Al-0. a 1inc Ns-0rfmcNt 0f NV7'S DIGS
Goods They invite particular ate 'tlon to
,hoir very large assortment OF Ready " ado
Clothing. vEich thev offer very low.
Also. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS and CAPS.
!'hey sell the best BroGans from s. 80 -
S275: Meas Boots from 81, to 5 and eth
cr articles 1T cqnaEv low rates.
Come auJ examine in order TO be coEvln-
ccd.
Chaptoo.
M1
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ST. MA3Y's GAZETTE
LEONARDT0WN. NJ [

rt,respay MORNING. April l2th, 1876.
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Apr, I2a, / -5s t.
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.vOTlCE TO CREDITORS.

April 18th, ,J1S66-1 j.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
EDWARD TATNALL, JR.
BrandyWine Nurseries,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Office near Toll Gate ON Philadelphia Turnpike.
II EEPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL VARIETIES
IA of Nursery Stock including large and varied aB
s0rlmsnt of APPLE AND PEACH TREES, to which he
invites the attention Of planters.
TAKE NOTICE.
That can aud do undersol the various New York Agents
Who flood the country As example of which TACT let
state that Mt the present time, mo- (Augus) is an
Agent from the State New York is Offering Iona Grape
Vines 200 per cent. advance retail prices II he
ID selling other things ut proportional 1t would be
well for tho public nterm themselves at what prices
articles of AS GOOD QUALITY can be proonred AT home
by sending for my price list descriptive catalogues ee
Address above. aug7
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08
, GREAT DISTRIBUTION
dpIiOOO,OOO.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

they need not pay until 1t known what s drawn
THE AMERICAN JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION calls
your attention to the fact OF Its being the largest
most popular Jewellery Association In the United statss
business is and always has been conducted in the
most candid and honorable manner. Our rapidly in
creasing trade is guarantee Of the Of
our patrons for this method Of obtaining eh elegant
and costly goods Tho sudden termination OF the late
war has caused the failure large number Of houses
az Nassau, NJ p, who extensively engaged In
ming steamers through the blockade ports, obging
less than oneurth the cost Of mannfAcurins
we have lately purchased largely of these Bank
rnpt Goods, at such extremely low prices that We can
aord TO send away Finer Goods and give better ohanos
70 draw the more valuable prizes than any sst-
anu We respectfully solicit your patronage, We
cohdent Of giving the utmost sasfactlon During the
phst year we have forwarded number Of the val
liable prizes to all Of the country Those who pa
tronse Will receive the full value Of their mon " as
no article on our list Is worth less than Doar re-
taii nu there are Blanks Parties dealing with us
may depend having prompt returns and Tho article
arawn VIII be Immediately sent to any address by
Tho following parties have reeeutiy drawn valuable
prizes from the American jewelers. Association and
have kindly allowed the use Of their names:
lnston Plano, value s ssco Mss Hnaa g. Yssss
o. st Marks Place, N. y, Sewing Machine. value s7b
silver Tea Set, value $3.50 Miss Emma Hupsr. 90 Pront
LieuColons Water chttenden. Quartermastor, Louis
King ST, Charleston, g. O. Silver watch, value 80
Aienander johnson. Esq Editor k,tskdtsur Piosssr,
Samuel Lee, Esq, President Colorado and Red Bank
Mans Company, san Francisco. GAL, Msledeon, value
saoo Aaron Long Esq Principal Kkhsrt colsgisss
NJ Longstree Montgomery, Ala, Music Box, value $76
Row Issac Van Dussr Albany n. Y, Gold Lined Din.
Pianotorte, value $500, and Diamond Pin, value Sii6
Many names could be placed the List, but we pub
lish no names without permissou Oar patrons de-
lent.