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0eteime aranfbeiten.
@rlubltebe Sur aarauttrt
Sr. Sofepb Tabian.
Sffee; 9fr. 22S, 8tne.Straee,
9biIabelpbid.

Or. Fabian earantirt in felstnbsn Rranf6cta
cine fdneue unb erlnelte BUR. Ole WttBn pirb
ten mir iitf aubereimt nae 1T our4aas irti bon
0ueeiber.
0tbeiiue aruushtiten
beterlet Gefdblebts 70 ihreelia in itrcn iSolS.n,
ipenn psrnabdiN8t nnS peaa uiht ben euem eriagrs-
neu Arte tebanbtlt.
Selbftbefefuns (Snanie),
heren traurist Spl9sn id, fi,u6getsn In Ri6mu.6
ndhtllben @an,enereiebuHaen. S6pddje Ter lilaEH-
heen i3sr9ur8straft. 1ebsnsibtrclub nnb eublic,
Mns,ebrilns. Sunge eeuie. bic iit se1ru tepubi
fne, ioWsu Tt ptrrauenspca an mid lpeubef. SD
babe Taueube iolder lnsliididcn gu ibrer irlbertn
ta!'3 bebarsslt poer eis nnhebar auisesben wcresa
fnb.
Srduen<Rranfb.tten.
STeiAsr asluR, aauFs bic lrfatte a(lsemein.r
Sdrra4t, unrcseimafliafsit nno unfrndtbar:
Felt.
nnre9tlm dbtgfett
III Der inountlidbeu Rein,suna cher gdn,Iidbss
MnsblsibeE etrieibtn eltdlpiel BON melder lltla5e
p'te TN fpeuistn Sasen bon mir ber6eiieai cbns ncd
tbsiit9e bcgen fir Die 0ciunsbett.
5til me,ntr ipiistniibrscn prarts III teTscr Giabt
babe i'd r,td taupiiSdtd NIT ber ssbanttuns obes,
aranbsiisn bsi@dft,st unb bartn Die oIanssnten ste
tultaie tr5lelt.
Auswdrh9e Yattenten
t6nnen bon mir tsbantelt mero,n, foenn lie mir i5ren
3ritano fdrld. m,tibeiIen.
bert (Ssn5.1S.)
Dr.. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 22S, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sar13lS)
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burb o.. StriftouS'a Damors
fb0lOelt,Wllite telClit

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Sr. @lab aus SaFesoiae, sDSconiin, tbeiit 'uul
8citen aucr nit ben 5amorFbDiten Rcbaitt:cu NIT.
haE er Sabre lara m Gan; tfsartiaeroamcrboireu
Geliitcn uuo lem Srubsr aus 9letdtm GirImpe, ben
tas llttel fbrmud Atllbmi BATE, alS urbeIitar ans
tem 9hltarcenie ceraSdhiebet pur6e. N.ice boat
traurt9eu Blue purben eurd, cine 6laidt bon Er.
Grialdno'S 8anlorbpiben Stittfi eeBottn. Itf
@mplebilng bteier SerIeu, fswe bic Gufertenl tGl-
LID bel Or. Stri6anb cingebenccu Seltautie frGttu
pattencn lber!eueen tef Die idwert9lten snge:
ficiittGn Halle bGrID Or. Str6IauoS Samorrhpiotu.
yhHet Btbeilt TOrSen. llebtrda bateu Sppt6Cttr es
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IS tsnii db { III itteI lOOblNetban 10 bdu.
Fs baiieltc Iottn bbrcn tae mir hletlto1 uns 9,nl
fbtat leben, benz 9ub!um mltIubcleH eeh MIR IN
her Elat pom eSe&mlIi9tn &cbrauC5e beiic'btn SET
lung errarin. Drum fprbtrn mir VI lie, ole ma Yes
hGulresbsd)mer6en cher Nerpeuid,Wade bsIoeeu ino,
anf, sur Hpctbeie ii oebtn luS cut Tiaihe ppn Ok
t2trdano'S Epnttunt sn bclen. Gafelte 1T bel
Getb Q. 5auef, Rr. 105 sDeit- itmprsir.
IN B iDtu8tcn bd 9oiepb 1t. R0trH L
Sruoer .u habsn.
4 GjrpBpsrfduer; u. @eocIer g. Gp. unb
Ebpm on d y o d, Baltimore, 1s.
Sn gN stngtpn bel 6 = SO tri ittant
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llnfere stifen'erisn maiden einen bcrriIder G4aur
inb iino In b0rcm, mic meidlem g9aler alsidp Gu su
braulen, li6 pInn Sis MIR einulol eanit cinen Gel-
fldl Qtmacbt babfn. 10 ,polen sic gar feline an6ae.
0at Sbr Grocer iiniele Boare rid,, 10 gebcn Sic su
inl.tn A9enisu uno tauitu sic i'd oicc!te. 2alien
sic iit ia ndt MI; aHotrtr snaare bon ben grptsrn
abfer!i5sn. .-A.-
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ReutitHeG,
enelifhsS, u
igan5pffhcs,
fpaiiifd,cS unb
n..ns.Er&;fAaR as.xiN EzIEn~

Sum bbd,lien Dre,ie seiault upb biats ccrtatft. o
gSr tauf,n 3nl:as 3tn,en- -Rciep, s Does IO.4osr
II. 7.30sr 8uil0cS O6lisatIcner,, osrtimneit. unb
yoit SIsiuselb ipmie .-
iIblihs. nbroIibt II. ipealSse Sanino!en su ben
btiien War'tpreiitn. r
Wsdiel Il. 8ants aupeiiung.n iuerbeu In aaei CT.
retibatsn guut!tn IN ben YET Staalen potr aaHfea
t;ntaiiirt,
8tr. ct. S.sueri.:mp.l nit &e9iernnss. .OtsfSnto
psrtauit
attisn uno ionfiss aeertbyapisre gu Reip.Yrtftr
Jaten 9efauit bon
+ pbiIip cover Il g. 9lnfisrs,
Wr. q. speit. Saftmpretr
(y1S1e $50 benz ,Dib. Snitttute" geaentber.
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Die ttutld,en Turner IN Eout6ptlle
8Y., taben efm ieres 9fparttm1rt cont
mdnbirenetn Gjencral Galmtr einel III.
bernrn geher gum @rihent 9rmaAt.
Gin Nbaclanotsr eeg fy0ntUfts
lden Splte5, ppn tteIem beNiauflJL
wtrO natNe Wotbe IN gbieaBo GrtOE.
men, UNI ,Srdu Gineoln etne juc! 9,NNCR,
len an ben peritprbencn 4rdliOtnI.n Qe.
itId8ene Dentmiin,e 81 uttiIt,sb'H.
IS III eteS fenesuas cine pffiIiclls an
eIfennuu9 ecr Ytretenltc eGs VfriuNee~
neu, fpuesrn cine pom Gcite 0uSGchucs
Gbrenaate, su Der ramentIih bic drhfi.
ttnee staiTe Tor Sher1ein tsIGesrdRcn
b0t. llno rtn Mrbeiter III et, Der nit riCs
fer Senpung betraut rurpe, OR. N!tcrt
Wartin, Der iib i'm rretgntgrrlicn Safe
lS4S ppn Der n,eertaen Siclluna zines
NrbcitrrS ~ sinsm Reprdferidnten e.t
arbtttencen state In Der rrpptfcrtihen
Stesisrun9 Sranircit's smperihwang.
9as pisl,. itis sswunI0ie Gnec brr
cssjabrisen 9pngreb. 9 tBun8tn
Iebt beppr; I'M llniCYeauIe ees Gcn8reta
les wurbs nit so aegcn GA Stimmen Elm
Oemsinfamer YtlhluB dngenemmCn, en-
stnem Tcnngrlase i'm Wat bic NgThdnp'
lunasn ,u lh!,sBen. Grfabrene 8eutr er'
tsrnsn In eieiem Serta9unas Setnlne
rplitilts Wintel,u9c Der &1cltdlen. psls
DE sur Grrsi6uns ibrer 3wcds .3eit &c.
,pinnen pcten. Wan bat beretts bic
GpnsreBWdblen uno bie YralteensCn.
@abl i'm &use.
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Retne anttre ma6t fct1' unpersletGliHsn
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bat totluabrtne sitt apsrabE bon 1aret;a II. Ssn
iIsrtpytan1en tetaees) nat ben neutiteu sialtsrs
irb Az biaiStu grtiisu.
ss- s.,nn;r ;Yreyrea nit ber ssfen Gcrlalt tape.
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DIlttt 3tI" opy
aDribtr., Gaus a
BON 9ertnstcnfT.
Gebe bin 1lno lag Dt1 Dor
Sr. S@umauft,
sfr. 80, Nprt6fr.,
5duS RON eertn9tDnfr.
turtren! Gr BAT bic bis ieyt befanntsn,
grbbten &uren gema4t ais Der Gutpsder
her einsisen unfibIbauu Seiln,itiel ae3tu aebsme
Rran,betn, Die SsbaunInns. ,peIds er tmft,lhSt
bat bic Sili8un9 Ter aus8eSeitnt!aen Ner!t bon
Paris, 2cnocn II. Reip-Ycu nno lbr 6nrdlelnaper
erfcs bat iter alen 2Wsfel fcitaeiteGt, hab ttrt
eausInbs 5etlung eer i4l'mnasn iSaie pon
ein9eburaertsr euiheudit, @CnpugSs, Stritturcu
8prlteber. .8riiie. tltbeIn. ipeltbe tiner eepircs
eebemtn &eppbn5cit lbre SrIitsnt
ocrbanfen, II. 10. II. I. 10.
bis 5ur moraiiidbcu 8episb.tt erfdnat pereeu fanr
nam her gattpt itd, an Ntrjte rptnoct. aai otreh
Soifeu. Sei6it grfabrun9 man Rd oertdiisn lam.
Set Or. tnmann IN nnierer Dft!te f9 ale
SelftuIticr uebergeiaiien bat, no ole ptelsn Sae,
pSlGs ilnter leiue Ssbaneurg ettomnen iino du.m.-
It'd - otut cine ein5Iac Nusnabme - eebttt Rcrtens
emtAe oerlelben beenotr lstt SabrtH.
Yscrotre aufmerttamistt fptonet er alien eeicer
her Seid!tht5s II. Sarncr3iiie, Die SenprrbSe, 5a-
ncuilub, Strtfilren In eber 8prr, SrauibcitsH bet
E!trtn BIaie II. 8plltsbsr- Crue, bstrturar ee'ceH
II. 5antuteln, rrte nbtrhauft SYPHILIS I'M eritsn,
,p,en. briiien Uraoe unb frbltde.
Or. 8 9umaun's 9siimsibpot etr @cncrrbDt
III be ppIIiommtnite, olt e8 9Ibt iit 1T bic tnrist,
iderIie Ii. beHe. Der ttranis srtdlt ,enen 6OpaIcz
Baliam feline Gubebeu. ien Ecsrentinbl, nod aaofr,
Gle, tllcBeuoe 9abeu; ioEOeru Die Hsilung erioi9 IN
tmct Gaacn, pbue Samer!cu. pbre lnbeIueM!sties!.
c5ns Ienotrunn otr Otal.
bamen ron glusp6ris bic Or. Gdun,ann IN, Gtatt
~ tra9cn puni4cu t0uEen ctees trieIttt iban. aa'
t3rslcs an ibu ipatcu cine Roitmattc entba!,ch III
bfonipcrtet 81 loerbtr.
grSsnsisn ,psrbsn ua6 auea gsssnten Sea sanSe:
gsauti.
Nan otrgefe ntGt Die
Sffice: Ir. 80, RprtbfraSt,
(aug291O Baltimore Rb.
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Arkansas lands
FOR

A very desirable tract of land living
near Lake village. Chicot county. Arkan-
sas. containing 1868 acres. $50 acres in fine
state Of eultivation-the balance well tim
bered.
There IL npOn the place a good dwelling
and all necessary Olthouscs. and an entire
new Gin House. This is first quality cot
ton land. and. with a sufficient number OF
employees. in one year Che purchaser can
pay for the place and all necessary eXpen-
SEES. This place is ten miles from the Mis-
sissippi river, anil four miles from Lake
Village. the county site, and in No. one
n~eighborhood. This land is owned and
occupied by Robert Tickell, who has a slIf-
~iicicncy of stock to carry on the same. and
%isanxious TO sell all. There are now a lot
of No. one hands on the plantation. and the
purchaser could retain the same hands.
Any person desiring a valuable planta-
ton in this locality, for further particulars.
would do well to call On the undersigned.
L.. S. SIMS Real Estate Agent.
Winchester. Tenn,
or, ANDERSON. JOHNSON d SMITH,
Real Estate Agents, Nashville.
spnt5
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STATE Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
VIM. NJ. Russey, admir-. etc,
VS.
ii. r. Estill. ct. ais.
On motion of complainant, and it appear
ing to the Clerk 4 Master from the bill
which is swornto. that the defendants. Jas.
B. Norris, Samuel Norris. Francis +. Nor
ri> and Marcy Jane Morris, are non-resi-
dents of Ia" StNte, sotiat the ordinary pro-
cess oftlic law cannot he served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal, published in the town of
Winchester. Tenn requiring said defend
ants to appear at the Chancery Court for
Franklin county, on or before Wednesday
after the third Monday in February next.
and plead answer or demur to said hill. or
the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eXparte AZ to them. Wit
ness my hand, at Office. this Stl of NOvem-
Der, 1855. RI. Il. ESTILI, c. d NJ.
novl0-Wib 1 80
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T
The foil Dwing is M extract from the
opening adj Irr's ofSpcNi2r Hardcma"
u thc Lower House Of the Georgia
Legislature;
Condition after condition have hc2d
pr. 'ayI' 81 a The terms upon "hich We
should have tcato r"llon ami the Union;
bat NO sJQacrara tho hHmiIlat.ng re
qUiromeHl8 complied with, t.an others
more c&acj,ng are prollcrcd, and thus
wc have Ictn let, step by step, to the
very 'iroA" OF power whore we soon
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The Washington correspondent OF
The New York Tribune says:

a. very amusing scene occurred to
dav in the office Of General Spinner, IL,
United States Treasurer. General lei
ward johnson, who commanded q III
Vision or soldiers III the rebel army, yiS
itnd the Office Of General Spinner thi.
morning and presented u claim again.
the United States Government iO
some four hundred dollars. II seem
that this amOunt wa, due him as Il hIa
jor Of a regiment in the United State
service, which position he deserted
and entered The rebel army at th'
breaking out Of the war. Before Icay
ing tAc service he presented his voUch
or To n United States l'aymaStcr lGi
payment, and II draft for the amount
was sent him; but before it reached
him he had fed and entered the service
of the Conlcdcracy. Having received
Il pardon from the President, he now
lays claim to the old balance rs due
him.
AFTER General Spinner had heard
his case he salUtcd cX General John
son something in thisstylc:
II don't see how you can make such
acclaim as this. You deserted YOU
Government, and cver since have been
stealing everything you could lay your
hands ON, and Of rohbidg her of her
property. You now make u claim for
back pay. If understand the law, dc
scrtion makes u forfeiture Of all pay
and allowances due at the time, and
what may hereafter become due
TO this General Johnson replied that
Mr.. Spinner was mistaken, and that he
did not consider what he done dcscr,
ton or robbery that he did what he
considered right, and demanded the
payment Of his claim.
General Spinner replied a second
time that he considered that he Glohn.
son had been stealing from the Uni
ted States Government for four years,
aud did not deserve the amount claim
ed, and that he would not pay it.
Mr.. Johnson left silently, but evi.
IDENTITY ~chagrincd and crestiallcn."
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WELCoME.-"Papa will soon be hore'
said mamma TO her two year old boy
What can Gregory do to we!cQm,
him ?" And the mother glanced II
the child's plapthings, which lay scat
tered in wild confusion on the carpet
"Make the room neat replied thu
bright little one, understanding TIN
look and at once beginning to gathcI
his toys into n basket.
"Wbat more can we do to welcom,
papa /" asked mamma. when nothing
was wanting to the neatncss of the
room.
abe happy to him when he comes
cried the dear little fellow, jumping up
and down with eagerness, as he
watched at the window for his fathers
coming.
Now, as all the dictionary makers
Snn testify, it is very hard to give good
but did not little Gregory
GIVE uhe substance Of a welcomed
"nc harpy TO him when Ia comes,n
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ia ungurpa.scA for the cNccuIion Of Card
and other job Printing, IN all color-.
ri;" We keep on hand u good stock OF
Stationery. such ~ Cards. orail -iIr,. coIor-
and patterns. llat-tap. EooI,rap, Letter
and Note Paper. Mourning Paper, DC.
Nedding Ticket, and Visiting Cards pin
ted in TIE fastest style. I'anpI lrD-, Pro-
p">rcis, llpr.c and jack Bills,
labels. Eiil-llrada. iulrnlurc-. tircnIar,.
Cheeks, and Blank OF all kinds, printed to
order.
All communications should be- addressed
10
w. y. SLAT"Tf.tt 81 GO.
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1uE following Is Il synopsis OF n bl
before the Georgia Legislature, and
which has passed the Senate. 1t pre-.
vidcs that
Every insolvcnt debtor may he dis
chacgrd from his debts by making an
assignment ofal! his property Except
what is exempted from levy and sale
on the following terms,
He shall present to the Superior or
City Court a petition, signed by hi1n-
self aud one-iiIth Of hi bong fdc credi-
tors, He shall state fully The amount
and nature Of his Indebtedness, 10
whom due aad the consideration there.
of: also 4 complete inventory Of his
estate, real and personal, chosen in &C.
ton, &c. The petition shall be filed
with the clerk thirty days before
court, and each creditor shall be served
with u notice Of the application by the
sheriff, or by publication, if tn" credi-
tor be q uon resident oil the State, and
such creditor may take Issue os to the
fact OF Insolvency, or IS to any Other
material statement in the petition,
which issue shall be submitted to q
jury at the first term OF the court, and
their finding shell be conclusive.
If it shall appear that the applicant
Is really insolvent, and that he has
given "A true inventory of his property
Nc., The court shall pass an order for
the assignment OF such property for
the benefit of creditors, and on taking
the inaolvcnt oath. the debts contained
in the schedule shall be discharged.
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w. B. MIL4EN. by the way.
Has OUenpu his Goods, both fresh and

W. 3, MIL4EN. by the way.
Has opened his goods, both fresh ano
gay;
He has received near every kind
That You in any store may find.
And as he buys them by the bale,
lie Is determined to retail
For ready pay. a little lower
Than ever have been had before.
His motto is. to live and let livc;'
Credit he therefore cannot give
But by the rnle OfcompensatiOn,
viii give you, in consideration
or cash. or what You have to trade,
The best bargains you ever had.
His friends and buyers, u and all,
Should give him an early call.
You'll always lind him, by the sign
CHEAP STORE. Keep in mind
Trade with lim-tllcre spend your shilling
You viii get a bargain from W. Il. MIL
LEN.
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Ala NM Land
ETOR

ISAAC WINSTON, IN sUMPTER
l. county. Alabama, offers for sale his
Desirable Plantation,
containing about $50 acres. About $50
acres are in Il fine state of cnltiyation-the
balance is well timbcrcd. There is Il good
dwelling and all necessary out-houscs tnon
the place; . fine orchard. aud Il No. | Free
Stone Wen in the yard. and Il fine Spring
about one hundred yards from the house.
This plantation lies upon the river. and
the Demopolis Rail Road runs through
the SAINT with aDcpot upon the place.
This Is Il fine cotton farm. producing as
well, ifnot better, than any lands in this
section. and is also fine for corn and wheat
This plantation will he exchanged for
Franklin county (Tennessee) lands, if q
suitable tradecan be made.
Any person wishing to locate intlis Sec
ton. and for further particulars in relation
to this plantation, would do we'll to call on
the Undersigned.
L. S. SIMS.
Real Estate Agent.
Winchester, Tenn.
or. ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
Real Estate Agents, Nashville.
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noung man, what's tho prics Of hi,
silk p asked o deaf old lady Oh '''
Uaoven dnllars ~ MN.

Seventeen dollarsr exclaimed N.
I'll give You thirteen"
.'Seveu dollars, MAIN, is the pree q
she silk" replied tho honest shopmar
"Oh, seven doIlarsr' rejoined the |:
dy, sharply; "I1u give you 6vo."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-08

A Flemish newspaper bear. tn
name of the Rousselarschnieuweodig
ingsblad.
Woman is said 70 be mere delusion
but it IL sometimes pleasant to hug
d~elusions.
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During Che last five years they have fuIly
shared with the rugged fortunes OF rhe
Southern people and this Spring tncy are
only able TO offer
Apple TrecS
for sale. Next Spring they hope to add
other fruits.
Fully convinced that Apple orchards, to
be profitable at the south. must he chiefly
composed Of Southern rarieties. they have
been engaged for more than eight years
past in collecting from all parts of the
South, the most
EavOrite Kinds,
and they have now on hand over ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY VARIETIES.
which they can offer with the utmost con-
iideucc.
We are .avorably situated for shining:
and packing viii he done with the greatest
care. We have not raised our prices. We
still sell ut
20 dollars rer hundred, and
175 " thousand.
All we ask is that our friends will nav Ms
CASH. or its equivalent.
We have been twenty years il the bust
ness and desire to sustain and increase orr
reputation. Planters may therefore rely
upon having the trees true to name. Or
dcrs respectfully solicited.
Mar. 3. 1866. tt CHERRY a. co.
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ANIGs Of Ndrolli8inl.

Advertisement. Inserted Mt 81 - per
square Of ten lines lbr"ripr sllr.J fret M
t.rtlnn, and - cents for each subsequent
insertion.
one column, one year, - SIZE %
six months, 20 VI
" three " ~ Ou
Half column, one year, q o.
-" six months, = s. 10 OU
" " three " ~ w
Fourth column, one ycar, e ~ W
" six mOuths,- - M
three " e = ~ Ut
One square, one year . VI
" " six months, = ~ w
q three " ~
Cw- Al foreign advertisers must pay IN
Advance. ii viii be useless 10 send adrcr-
t!semcnts with the rcuucsi to "publi-h and
prud bill" Patent medicine mNnufictu-
rers must pay accordin&to published rates
and in no instance vii! tl,cir special mo-
liccs he published except at 20 cents pen
line for each Insertion.
Ia" Our Agent are notified ljIat II vii
hc u'clcs. to take advertisements for a. al
lcss than the above rates, ana they must d1r
Mt,eiO hcd cD0U,iSSiON. POs!lNEIi SC
CREDIT. or BAETEE.
"%%' Advertisements for all charitable
purposes charged ut regular rates, Here
iolGre newspaper men have been c%p"Cic,
to contribute in proportion {" the public
&ndtlIcn fthcy charged for lIcir work, !!
was looked upon ~ c\lOriIon. " NrI
ask Il merchant to give money and charge
|lutuing turhi. goods.
~" All communications TO advance The
r,rlrsts Of any Individual, or corporate
BODY, must be paid for ~ advert -emrnl~
We shall determine for ourselves what J.
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SOjH J.l. one DOL0r Each,

Diamond pins, brooches and ear drops,
ladies' sets Of gold and coral, jet and gold,
llorcntinc, mosaic. lava and cameo; sets ct
studs, vest and neck chains, plain and chas-
ed gold rings. gold thimblr-, lockcts. ncH
style belt buckles. gold pens and pencil.
fancy work boxes. gold pens with gold and
silver extension holders, mnc . large as
Sortlnent Of fine silver ware and jewclry OF
every description. of the best make and la
test styles.
"a" A chance 10 oJtaia any ofthe dJors ar
hcies Jor ONE DOLLAR, by puychoSiug a
scalcd carelope for % cts.
Five sealed envelopes will he sent for 81;
eleven for 90; thirty for . 90; siXty-iivc
for 10 90; one hundred for 10 90.
Agents wanted everywhere.
Cncqualcd inducements offered to ladies'
and gents who will act AS such. Our dcs-
criptivr lis! sill be sent on application.
Distributions are made in the following
manncr :-CcrtiticateS naming each article
and its value are placed in sealed cnvcl-
opca. which are we'll mixed. One of thrsc
envelopes containing the certificate or or
der for some article. will he delivered at
our Office or sent by mail to any address.
! without regard to choice, on receipt of 25c.
On receiving the certificate the purclias-
CT will see what article it draws and its val
ne, and can then send one doHor, and re-
ccivc The article nGmcd, or can choose any
otherone articl8 on our list Of like value.
Purchasers Of our seated enrelopcs may.
III this manner, obtain an article worth
from one to five luudrcd dollars.
Long letters arc unnecessary. Have the
kindness to write plain directions. and in
choosing different articles from those
dawn, meI,tion the style desired,
:. Orders for sealed envelopes msst in
every caro- he accompanied with the cash.
with Lh" asmc of the person sending, and
town, county and state qlainly written.
Letters should be addressed to the mana
gers, as iollOwr,:
SHERMAN, WATSON IL CO.,
81 L. 30 Nassau g., New York City.
Oct22 w3m
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Told Pens, withGnlI andSiI-
yer Eytcu sion Holders.
sleeve Duttons. Scts Of
StuIs. Vc,t and Neck
Chnin.. Plain and
Chased Gold Rinns
and Chains. etc
etc.. etc, etc.
valued ot
r., oon ooo ~ - ii,
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