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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-01
RlAL EsrATEEMAAsRRRs

We subjoin a lispf transfers of real
estate which have ken place in this
teity and vicinity vain thelnst few
months. The CONSIDERATION stated may
not in all instance be strictly accu-
rate, but is given finn Tie BEST infOr-
nation readily obtaIable.
Reese property, hpse andlot, Main
street, to D. Tallmad c-SS, 600. e
D. Sifford, Matlackproperty, house
and lot, Main street, 5000.
J. W. Stinchcomb, house and lot,
Wheeling street, to ,bhn shrieves-
$1,000.
J, D. Martin, housepnd lot, Colum-
bus st., to Fred, Maye, Sc, 900. .
Rev. John Wagenlas, house and
lot, Columbus st., to G. Zimmerman,
$4,000.
Admr. Kreider's estate house and
lot, Chestnut st., F. A. Sick. $4,000.
II. G. Trout, house and bt, Tenants
Additions, to G. Bigler, 81, 100. q, T.
John Turner, house and lot, Mulber.
ry st., toiM S. Keely, slis0O.
s. Fl. link, house and lot, Wheeling
st., to Jacob Ulrick, 81, 500. &.
@. Borah, house and lot, (Lyons prop
crty) Broadway, to A. link, $4,000.
d Ream, 118 acres, one mile west of
Court House, TO Wm. Latta and vile,
$4,000. aa@
S. Wolf, Sc acres, one mile south on
old Chillicotho road, TO D. Slalter-
So, 600.
f, co2 Cannon, as acres, two miles
North, on Baltimore road, (Phelan
farm to NJ, A. Daugberty, $4,000,
Allen House, SO aeres,. two miles
East on pike, to D. Tallmadge, $4,000.
SIX. Williams, house and lot, Chcs-
nut st., to VIM. schopp, 1000,
Admir- Kreidcr's estate, farmqfour
miles from Lancaster, on Columbus
pike, 2O4 acres, to VIM. Hutton, sl3,,
900.
J. NJ. Pratt, house and lot, Main st.,
- -H-
to Ii II. Olds, $1,000. !
(Susannah Ring, Administrative of
estate Of Geo, Ring, 227 acres l J miles
south on Ridge Road, to Josiah Wright
$4,000. I
Josiah Wright, storchouso and lot,
Wheeling st, to 3. Vagnier, $4,000.
Josiah Wright, house and lot, cor.
Wheeling and Columbus sts., toC.,
Kehler, $4,000, Il
Heirs of Joseph Work, house and
lot, Main ST., to DR.. W. II. Swandcr,
$4,000. s1,..t..i
DR.. Swander, house and lot, Main
ST., to Theo. Miller, $500.
e. Morris, house and lots, East Ian.
caster, to Henry Johnson, $4,000.
George Mayer, Cd. Giesy farm to
Thos, II. White, $1,000. an
{ j. A. Stafford, house blot, Broad
way, to Rob't Keller, 81 800.
VIM. Fl. Rice, IS acres, Pleasant
township, to John Betz, $4,000.
D. Tallmadge, Brick building, Main
't., (Beery stand) to 7. Mithof, $4,000.
Fred. Piper, 90 acres, II miles south
10 NJ, Keller, $4,000. u F ".'
Hop Company, y acres, | mile east,
to +. Piper, 1880.
Hop Company, 2 acres, milo east,
10 JOS. Piper $500, s,t. ~ ~.
Hop Company, 3 acres, milo east,
to James Young, $1,000. ,J2taA.
Hop Company, ! lot, ! mile east, to
L. Richwine, $500. aa
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), REvIvALs.-Our exchanges, from
all quarters. contain accounts Of rclig.
fous reyivals in their respective locali-
ties, showing that these are prevailing
to an extraordinary extent, in the
churches throughout the country, of all
denominations.
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CERTIFICATE Of AUTHORITY.

0rticE OF 1nE ArDfToR or SrATE, ,
Insurance Department, Columbus, o., Jan. 10, UC
ywneRKAs, Ths1Etna Insurance C0,npany. Ic,.stsd
at HRrnord, IN thejtate of Co nnectcuf has 6cd In
this once srorn statement n Its condition a. r..
quFed by the 6rst section of the bet Iro tagulnia
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the STATE
ofohio," passed April eth, ls5e; and amended Feb
ruaIy 9Th, 1854, a1ds Wherea-. said Company has
furnished the undersigned sarisfaetoFs that
II IL possessed ofat least ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAsD DOLLARS Of actual Capital invested in stoeks
Bonds, or Mortgages Of Real Estate worth double
the amount for which the same IS moFfoAped: and.
Whereas, aAid Company has fled in this office a
written instrument Under in corporate saal soned
hy the President aud Secretary thereof Authorizing
any Agent Agents of said Compan5 IN this STATE t
acknowledge service Of process for and in bahaIf OF
said Company, according to the terms OF said law.
Now. Therefore. in pursuance ofthe sst section Of
the aforesaid set, !, JAMES r.. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
Etate for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Etna In
sursnce Company. Of Hartford is authorized TO
transact the business Of Fire and Marine insurance
IN this state until the thrty.hrst day ofJannary in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
N wITYEss WHEREOF, 1'haye ssreup,o ,ub.
Scribnd nav uane snd caused the seal OF nv eficeb
lie affixed the dag and year above written.
JAMES n. GOODMAN,
lsEAt.l tsTANP.l Auditor Of State.
Applications received and policies promptly Issued
B.F. REINMUND & SON, Agents,
Lancaster, Chic.
Feb. q, lSGe--3W
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1@ Our esteemed fellow-citizcn JA-
COZ RoDrDAuen, contcmplates leaving
his present residence in q few days,
for Mcdonald county, Missouri, in the
extreme southwest part Of that State,
w6erc, We understsad. he iateuds to
locate permanently. BY thisremoval,
Fairfield county loses, and Missouri
gains, . staunch and worthy Union
citizen. ae} KF,.
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nlSs.Wn 6nl in Arnr,a Amerionn A

B9~Wc find in. Ayers American AL
manac, (now ready for delivery gratis,
by the Agents. the remarkable state
ment that the temperature of the earth
has not diminished more than 1-306th
part Of one degree Fahrcnhcit for 1000
years. To our enquiry how he could
make snch an assertion, DraAyer
writes us the following answer. clip
parchus gives tho exact record of an
eclipse in his time. This enables US to
measure with extreme accuracy the
earth's diurnal revolutions since 10 any
eclipse now. Diminution of its heat
would by concentration, shorten its
axis and consequently its time ofrevo-
luton on its axis. The, data show that
this change has been only such as l
state it, automatically and indisput-
ably true."-New York Journal. q
The Frankfort (Ky.) Keomdn, ofFeb.
Is, has the following. The Louisville
Journal, in its issue of yesterday, takes
the Legislature TO task for not passing
some act, or making somo official en-
dorsement of the amendment to the
Constitution prohibiting slavery in the
United States, and which Mr., Seward
proclaims so loudly TO bc a part and
parcel of the organic law of the land
The Legislature have done right, and
Governor Helm said no more than was
true, when he protested against this
assumption, and ro.proclaimcd that no
number ofStates, nor any majority of
Congress. had any. right to bind Ken
lucky against her consent, in matters
ovcr which she reserved to herself the
exclusive control" s
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A new gas made from crude petro-
leum is being introduced into Chicago.
The Chicago Post says the lightof the
petroleum gas is fully tour times great
or than tho light Of the coal gas, and
that it eau DO made at much less
cost ,,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 3lst day ofJanuary, 1871
Office ofthe Auditor ofStata, J
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
CsNlutnhuE o., Feb 8, 1866. J

Columbus, o., Feb. s, 1866.
WHEREAS, The SECURITY Insurance Company,
located at New York IN the state Of New York, has
filed in this office sworn statement Of oiitsconon,
ms required by the first section ofthc act ITO regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the state
OF OHIO" passed April =, 1856, ahd amended Febru
ary Q, ls6l; and WHEREAS, said Cotanany has fur
nishcd the undersigned satisfactory evidence that II
is rossesscd of ut least ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS OF ACTUAL CASH CAPITAL IN
VESTED IN stocks, or honds or in mortgages Of
rell estate worth double the amount for which the
same is mortagcd: aud Whereas, said Company has
filed in this Office written instrument under ifs
corporate seal, signed ny tho President and Sccre
tary thereof authorizing amy agent or agents o sad
Company in this State to acknowledge service OF
process for and in behalf of said Company accord ny
TO the terms Of snid law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF tho hrst section
Of the aforesaid act, ], James ii. Goldman, auditor
of State for ohio. do hereby certify that the said
Security Insurance Company of New york; au-
thorizcd Ia transact the hsincssof Fro and Marine
Inaurance in this State until S1st day OF January,
in tho year one thousand eight hundred AID sixty
seven.
in Witness whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name ana
tsr,Il ISraNPI caused tho seal OF my office to be
affixed the day and year above
written.
JAS. u. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
X. FRITTER, Agent,
Lancaster, Q.
FeblS-JW.
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rngy Roll Of Honor MI Il
Receipts on Subscription 70 the
Lancaster Gazettefor tho week ending
February 28th 1864.
Roll of Honor

WVoorhees, Of Indiana, has been
ousted from his seat by q vote Of the
House. Illegal votes were proven to
have been cast for him, sufficient To-
leave legal majority for his compet-
itor, Mr.. Washburne, to whom the seat
was awarded accordingly.
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To JAMES HICKS, non-rosident Of Ohio; + &
NTou will take notice that on January 26th, 1866,
I Michael Efinger. filed his petition IN the Court
OF fCommon Pleas Of Fairfield county. Ohio, against
you setting forth that you indebted TO HIM in the
sum ofS9s 30, and interest from January $685. for
services as Physician and Surgeon and medicines,
and praying Judgment for said sum and interest ;
and you are required TO answer saN petition on or
beloro the Gath day Of March, 1865.
J. +. VAHpEMARE,
FEB. L lse945.sy Clerk Of sald Court.
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Roll OF Reconsideration is invi-
tod to tho propositioa of Postmaster
Wiseman, published in apothercolumn
for procuring information relative to
the decease Of soldiers from this coun-
ty, whio engaged in the war for the
Union. We trust that a ready re-
sponse will bo returned by all able to
afford tho information desired, as rec
,erd of great interest and value will
be thus secured for the public benefit
We shall be glad to afford all the a.
vailablc space in our paper tor its pub
location when completed.
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PLANT GOOD SEED,
{, Don'i ray TO Plant any ofher.

have procured with great deal Of care. the fol-
lowing sarleties, warranted true 70 name, free
from edmxture with worthless canes:
REGULAR SoRGHO-From China
LIsERiAFYSew and popular rariety-wil not
0TAHEITAN-Beat for Sugar.
0OMSEEANA-Good fer Sugar.
NkEAZAhA-0r White Imphee-staods up we'll
The above seed supplied 70 customers ofIny Sor-
gho Works srads-ail others half the retail price,
twenty-five cents per pound. -
). 4 FETTERs.
Lancaster, February. %. Isce-a * -
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dRThc present appearance Of the
wheat crop in the region hereabout, is
said to be exceedingly unpromising.
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R.i'lgioa. Nollce..

Rev. Geo. II. Webster will preach in
Z tho Presbyterian Church next Sabbath,
morning and evening, no preventing
Providence. X
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-01

S6r Joseph Hawkins, barber, has
removed his shop from the Shawk
building, to the room over Bush's Gro
Gerry Store, North side of Main Street.
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~. MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF NEW YORK, -
Countv of New York '"'

County of New York
Thomas W. Birdsall, President, and Richard l..
Hnydock Secretary Of the Security Insurance Com
pany being scvcray sworn, deposo and sny, that tie
ioregoingis W u. true and correct statement OF the
affairs Of the said Company; that the said Insurance
Company is the bona hde owner Of NJ least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS of actual cash
capital invested in stocks and Bends. or m Morlgo
ccs on Real Estate, worth double the amount for
which the Same is m0rtgsgcd and that they are the
THOMAS W. BtRDSALt., I'res.
RICHARD l.. HAYDnCK, SecV
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 2oth day OF
January, 1896. ....
(SeRO THOS. i. THORNkbH
Five cent stampl Com'r for Ohio ia New York.
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7 TEMPORARY 1--WE don't believe that
the Radical furry, or the condition OF
Copperhead exultation over recent po-
litical events, will either Of them be
OF long duration. Indications of rc-ac-
tionary sentiment are already mani,
fest.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-01

The course ofstudy consists Of SINGLE and p0U.
RLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, in stock aud Part.
nership Sets, wholesale anu Retail in9rchanalsc,
business, Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial
Law Business Arithmetic, Practical Peumanship, &c
large Hall is NOW dtted up for the Teegrnphic
Department exclusively, advantages will be Sc
cured supeior 10 anything elsvhcre in the West. II Is
in the care Of an operator oflong experience und Of
the hest reputation Having also the favor aud pat
ronnce of;he leading Telegraph Officers throughout
the West situations for graduates readily be se
cured. ,.
The tuition Tee is only about ONE bF that usu-
ally charged in arinstitutions while the cheap
ness of living tho numerous educational advantages
OF the place. and the com parative absence oftempt-
ations 10 vice, are important considerations.
We de- NOT GUARANTEE situations to our graduates,
foritis bevond the power Of any Commercial Col
lege 10 get SITUATIONS for all graduates, but do
erARASrrI fuii aud COMPLETE satisfaction TO stu
dents.
REsrNBER, that we are not a"link" in anybodys
chain neither do we claim 10 so absurd thing as q
'.patentn on systsm ofinstructon,
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SECRETARY SEWARD addressed an
Immense meeting at Cooper Institute
in New York last night, assembled TO
indofse the restoration policy of the
President. The Secretary declared
that he was ne alarmist. Tho safety
oethe country, he said, is not imperil-
ed by the differences between the Pres
ident and Congress-. Both, in his
opinion, are honest. He believed,
however, that the only safe and certain
,metbod ofrestoring the Republic is in
following the line of policy upheld by
the President. In his address he
ton ;hes upon the vetoed bill, and 9TH
er loading political topics Gin. Conn.,
23d Feb --sss---.--.ssssssras--s--,
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Con- SSspsas = X sSf Z g.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County Of Hartford, ~.
Thomas A. Alexander, President. and Lueius J.
Heifdee, serretary. offhe Ktna Insurance Company.
Icing seTetAlIy sSofn, deposs and say, thai the
sas. q cad Company that the said lhSurance Com.
pAuy b The bonafde oNDsf Oft ienst One Hnndred
Thousand Dollars OF actual cash capital insested IN
stocks and bonds that che above dsacFibsd invest
ents nor any part tthare0f are mada for the benefit
ofany individual exercising arthorty In the manage
mani Of said Company ttEef Presidsnt, Seereta
~, IreasaEer Director o. Otherwise and that they
are the above described ofBeers afsaid Insurance
Company. THps a. ALEXANDER, PresF.
LUcius J. HEsDsE, Secretary. ffI(
suAscrbrd .ud sworn bstbrs mo this IL, dat of
January. tsGs. uEHRr FDwLER,
!. lsTAApl Justice OF the Peace.
0PIIcI Of Tnx ArpIToR Or 9TATel
-.......-. Columbus. Ohio, Jan. 10, 1906 I
II h hereby ecrtined tlai the foresoiBS Il correc,
copy VI the statement OF the condition OF ths Etus
Insurance company, Of Hartford, made 70 and hleJ
In this ofiico, ,for The ysagleoe. I
Witness ny hsnd sud seal oficlal;y
/. 80 s.M LANES u. doDNAK.7
lsEALl ts1ANPl Auditor ofstate.
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$50 REWARD.

HAVE for saie. one top buggy suitable for one or
j two horses: The buggy Is entirely EeW The
pole will be sold separate Il desired.
Any person can gel the above reward in good bar
gain by calling soon. Il will be sold on time, tie
purchaser giving satisfactory security Apply TO
Lancaster. O., Feb. % 1906 2w.
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.

Tho underslgned proposes 70 pIace
upon record in some permanent form,
'thosnames Of Fairfield county soldiers
who lost their lives in the war against
rebellion. g gg -d.,S
Company officers are requested to
furnish the names, place of residence,
age, when practicable, time, cause and
place Of death Of soldiers who belong
ed to their commands. r0 Z
Parents and friends are also request.
cd to furnish such information in ref.
erence to the services and death ofsol.
diers as may be interesting to the pub.
lie. ,. C. NJ. L. WISEMAN.
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Take Notice.

yWyHAT the Notes and Book accounts up 70 Janu-
nary lst, 1865, ef the firm Of REBER KUTZ &
ULRICk, are in the hands Of the undersigned for
collection.
All persons indebted to said rm are requested to
call Immediately ana settle up, rs all accounts must
no closed within limited time, or be collected by
law.
ORFICE-0vey Rebcr Ruts ulrick's Store.
in the room formerly cccuricdhy A. Mcveish, Esa
G. T. HAINEY.
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L. E. and ". A. DRAKE,

Principals of tho clirosraphc Department. In.
structors in Spencerp,u Penmanship--Plsn,
Practical apl urnhmontal-Pcn Driving,
Card Marking, Lettering, &c.
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Office Of the auditor OF Stale,
Coumbus,o Feb. s, 1866
II is hereby certified, That the foregoing is cor
rect copv ofthe Statement of Condition ofthc Secu.
rity Insurance Company Of Now York, made to and
fled in this office for the year 1856
TSEALl Witness my hand and seal officially.
tstamnl - JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor ofStatc.
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CITY OF LANCASTER:
THURSDAY, March LIST. 1866.

THE MARKETS, remain without hav-
ing undergone material change since
our last issue.
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T ER MS.

Tuition forthe Full Course, including Rnsi-
ness Pcnmanshn.. ~
Telegraphic Coursc.....'' '.',.-.' ''''. ~ W
Roth combined % "
To any who have doubts conc ring where to 90 for
Ruslness Education, we say-if you study one week
with u.s. and 6nd ne have deceived you BY false rer-
TnT Sir,htr r,rtonisrs, rcrS ~ Catalogue ani
cir:vlar. [ranisih, l5ssirlr
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10 Teachers or Clerks Of
.a, Districts.

Teachers or cierts Of Districts wishing to INTRO
tain them for FIRST Introduction into their schools at
rates, at the bookstores Of Messra
BkENNEMAN and TCTHILL, Lancaster, o.
Dec2S, le65-6ms
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MARBLE ID.

s. MARRIED.
BUTTERFIELD--GRISW ISW0LD--on Tuesday NOR.
ming, Feb 27th, 1885, by Rev. f; owen SIfnpson,
Capt Isaac c. Butterfeld and Miss Antouia V. Gris.
void, both oiLancaster Ohio. 80 @J TRT
(. LDERMAN-sTRODE- On Feb 2lst, 1866, by
Rev. John Stewart, Mr.. Daniel Holdern,an and MISS
Haney Strobe, both Of Fairfield county, Ohio.
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,.SnUrt's CARRIAGE FAcroRY,--We
wore not little surprised, on a chance
visit a day or two since, to Mr. Shuts
place OfbuSness, to End SO extensive
and woll-appointed an establishment.
The large itwo-story brick shop, erect
cd last season, with its busy workmcn,
exhibits, ia it's Different apartments, the
whole process ofcarriSge man ufacture,
from the FIRST shaping Of tho wood
work, to the ironing, and through all
she staps 10 the final finish by paint.
ing and trimming. A brief look into
his warc.rcom afforded US view of as
fno q lot of finished carriages and bug
GIGS as it has lately been our lot to see
They must indeed bo hard to please
who cannot fnd something to their
taste among these elegant and substap-
Uial specimens Of mechanical Skill
See advertisement in another column.
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Gold, in New York, was quoted at
1876 7.9 to 1877, at the last advices.
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- u
HoRsr TRAININa.- Tho 22d of Feb.
ruary, in this city, was signalizod by
an exhibition, on Main street, Of some
extraordinary results of skill in the
Ucaiaiag aud management of horses
Messrs. Rockwell & Hurlburt, who are
traversing the country giving instruc-
tiona in thp art, astonished a vast crowd
which had assembled, with a rare and
novel display Of the degree of perfsc-
tion to which their system has been
carried. A pair Of spirited horses, at
tached TO q buggy, werO driven entirely
without reins--their heads as free as
those Of the wild steeds Of the desert
At all rates ofspeed, in all directions,
backing, turning. halting on the in
slant, 10 short, performing alllconceiv-
able maneuvers, at the will of the dri-
yer, expressed by the motion or light
sst ttouch Of the whip, without a, word
spoken that we could hear. a.
A class OF gentlemen was formed the
same day, and put through Q course
ofinstructions at Ave dollars head, to
their ontiso satisfaction, as wo undcr-
StaDa. NliTaglSEt G fQY8
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Total Assets ofthe company .............s
III. LIABILITIES.

Losses unAdjusted and l0sseR 10 suspenfe,
waiting for further proof 72
All other claims against the conpany, ex.
cept small Office cx penses. CO.'S 47
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-07
We have adopted the following mode of
D | S 7 R | B O N
by sale of $4,000 articles of valued
Our New Mode! 2!

The articles of goods are numbered from l
up to $1,000! 1880 consisting of Pianos,
Melodeons, Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing
Machines, Tea and Table Sets, Solid Silver Tea
and Table Spoons and Forks, etc., etc.; and
the other 81, 500 articles OF valuable Jewelry
Work and Toilet Cases, Photograph Albums,
Openface Silver watches, and fancy articles in
great variety. $4,000 notices numbered from
l to $4,000 are printed and put into sealed
envelopes and well mixed, and one of these is
taken out and sent to the person sending to
us 20 cents to, cover expense of postage, cor
r~espondence, etc.; and the article or goods
corresponding with the number on the notice
will be sent to the holder of the same imme-
diateiy (f he desires to purchase the article)
on the receipt of TWO DOLLARS. For instances:
If the number on the notice sent to you
should be 500 and a Piano, or Diamond Set
or Gold Watch should be numbered 500 it
will be sent to you far 81, and so on for every
article in our list of $4,000 articles.
Ra-4tier receiUing tho Article, If 1t
does not suit you, yon can return It, and
,your money SHALL BE REFUNDED.
Twenty-Five cents must be sent to pay ex-
penses Of postage, correspondence etc, on one
notice.
Remember, that whatever article cores
ponds with the number on] your notice, you
can have it by paying Two DOLLARS for it,
whether 1t be worth 800 or $500. And it
is for our interest to deal fairly, and send out
our fine articles, as it gives confidence to the
public. and thereby increases our sales.