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round and fastened under the chin. This IL
considered more suitable for the winter than TO
have the back hair quite exposed.
There is very little variety in the form Of
winter bats; they, OF course, do not revive the
wide brims necessary in summer. The bronEe
hats are becoming common, and our elegants
are caring grey straw, with feathers to match,
completed by bunch of scarlet berries or holly
leaves.
The orossway bands or rouleaux are still in
great favor for trimming dresses, and are made
either in the came material or in silk or satin
Many silk dresses are trimmed with rouleaux of
satin the same color, the difference in material
being quite sufficient to produce good effect.
Handsome fringes are also very much worn and
the temperance OF founces will bring broad
laces into fashion again.
We have seen some black dresses. both In vel
vet and silk, trimmed with gold braid and fringe.
II sparingly and judicously used this has a
most elegant effect. We select one black silk
dress for descripton:-A narrow founce, about
two inches wide, was pinked at one edge and
huted on the skirt straight along the front; at
each side 1t was carried up and formed two
deep points, and then straight again at the back
to initiate tunic; above this were two rows of
gold braid, about half an inch wide, worked
with little tufts of apple green floss silk; these
rows were about three inches apart The body
Of black silk had a corselet of black silk with
two points at top and bottom, both in the front
and at the back, trimmed with flounce of
black silk and one row OF the gold and green
braid. The sleeves were open quite to the arm
hole, cut in three points, and trimmed to CORES
pond with the skirt. Under these were tight
sleeves OF green silk.
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1111i5t
TTNSERVICEABLE QUARTERMAST
u STORES AT AUCTION.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
~ WAsHINGToN, Nov. 20, 1867.
. VIII be sold at LINCOLN DEPOT under the dlrec-
tion of Brevet Colonel A. p, Blunt Assistant Quar-.
mast ter u. s. A. on MONDAY, December 2, at 10
A. M, lot of Quartermaster Stores rated as unser-
v1ceable, consisting in part Of
200 wagons, 10 saddles, McC., etc.
so wagon wheels, 10000 lbs. old tongue irons,
% wagon and B. s. lO3 blankets,
whips, sets carthRrness,
78 ambulance springs, 16 sets and l.. and
59saws, hand, buck, ETC.. wheel mule do,
"a straps, breast, choke, 80 sets ambulance do
etc, 10 sets lead do. do,
cook ranges, 500 lbs. assorted rope,
1923 H. and collars, 5pauIins,
ia feet large and small 2l picks,
hose, 29tpades,
ia office chairs, "a l.. and S. handle
$50 chains, breast traces shovels
etc.s % kettles, camp, iron,
90 brides, riding wagon,
ETC., 80 RnVils, together with
carpenteTs saddlers' blacSsmiths' and other TOOLS
Terms-Cash, in Governm ent funds.
Property must be removed within ten days from
J. @, MCFERRAN,
Deputy QuRrtermaster- General
I1216t Bvt Brig. General, U S. Army.
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PROPOSALS
PosALS IFOR WOOD.
DEPOT oUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE. !


DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
,E, . WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nov. l6, 1857
Sehleu proposals from responsible parties will be
received at this M otiee until p NJ on, SATURDAY,
December7 for the delivery of 30O0) three thousand
CORDS OF WeIl-seasoned, sound, and merchantable
size OF cord wood.
The contractor to keep the wood on hand at con-
venient point, and deliver it-on orders from this
ofce-at any place in the CITY, in:such quantities as
may from time to time be required.
An inspector Will be designated the part OF the
Government to examine and measure the wood as
delivered and such does not conform TO the spec
hcations above will be rejected.
The names OF two responsible persons signed, In
Their own hand, to statement that they will become
securities In case the contract is awarded to the
bidder must accompany each proposal.
Bonos IN the sum of ten thousand dollars, signed by
himself and both his surees will be required OF the
successful bidder. .,.
Payments for WOOD received will be made monthly,
fin funds. or as soonhereafer as funds furnished
for the purpose
The successful bidder must hold himself In readi-
next =
All bids will be submitted to the Quartermaster-
General for instructions before awarding contract.
BIDDERS will address proposals 70 the Undersigned,
endore ed proposals for Wood, and invited TO be
present at the opening of bids.
By order OF the QuartermRster General.
]. @. McFERRAN,
Deputy Quarterma aster. General,
10 BVt Brig. Gen. U. 8. Army.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SA GOV RNMENT SALE

EA G GOv vERN MENT SALE
Bureau OF Refugees Freedmen, and AbandonedO
oGice A. A. Q. M. and d. o. State of Georgia
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. g. 1867.
VIII be sold at Auction, on the premises at
AUGUSTA GEORGIA, nov. 2S, 1857
the Lend ana BuildiDgs known as the
AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS AND LOT,
TWELVE CITY LOTS.
Ihs property consists of one tract of land, which
the Augusta canal runs through dIagonally bounded
north by DAntignac street. east by jackson street
south by Adams street. and west by Campbell street.
It's northern and southern lines being about hun
dred and ninety feet and Its lines
about three hundred and ninety-two feet. which
situated one threestory brick building loo feet
by so teet brick foundry $50 feet by So fee and
several smaller buildings.
Eleven Ql) city let's, situated on the south side of
Adams street, between Campbell and Jackson streets
designated In numbers on the plan of the city of
p, %, 26, 24.25, and %.
One triangular lot of 1872 feet 'front.' the south side
Of Of Fe2wiek street, between the Augusta canal and
The machine works, lot and buildings will be sold
together, the city lois separately.
Also at the same time and place. will be sold four
az frame buildings, 100 feet by IL feet, and (D
frame building % by 10 feet, situated grounds
For further particulars In regard 60 this property,
inquire at this Office and that of Brevet Colonel NJ. L.
Ehlers, corner of Green and jackson streets, Au-
gusta Georgia. where the plans of the property be
seen.
Terms cash for all the property except the machine
works and lot half of which will be required cash
and the balance in four months.
Sale TO commence at IL o'clock A. NJ.
G. r. WATSON,
...-.. ....r A. A. Q. NJ. and D. o.,
II r..
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SI.5O7,6O5'l5

PHILADELPHIA, November 10, 1857.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared O
CASH DIVIDEND OF TEN PER GENT. on the
Capital Stock, and SIX PER CENT. interest on the
Scrip OF the Company, payable and after this
December proxtmo, free of National and State tax
They have also declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT. on the earned pre-
Of which will be issued to the parties entitled to the
same on and after the lst December proxio free of
National and state taxes.
They have ordered also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI
GATES OF PROFITS OF the Company, for the year
ending October 81 1853 be redeemed In CASH at the
office OF the Company and after lst December
proximo, all interest thereon to cease on that day
No. certificate OF profits issued under s25. By the
act of Incorporation mo certificate shall issue unless
claimed within two after the declaration OF the
Dividend whereof It Is evidence.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas O. Hand, James c. Hand
John G. Davis William G. Ludwig
Edmund Il, Souder, Joseph II. Seal,
Theophilus Paulding George q. Leper,
John r. Penrose, Hugh Craig,
James Traquair, John d. Taylor
Henry q. nallett, Jr, George w. Bernardou,
samuel e Stokes, Jacob p JONES'
Henry Sloan, James B. Mcfarland,
william q. Boulton, Joshua P. Eyre,
Edward Darlington, Spencer McIlvaIne,
Il. Jones Brooke, ]. B. semple, PittsburE,
Edward Lafourcade. A, B. Berger,
Jacob Riegel, D. T. Morgan,
THOMAS c. HAND, President.
JOHN c. DAVIS. vIce-President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
II Is I5tl HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary.
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REMOVAL.
LEGAL NOTICES.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES FOR TIE EASTERN DISTRICT OK
In the matter Of JOSEPH eLADING. In the said
District Bankrupt. ~
The said BANKRUPT having, under the act of Con.
gTess of I'd March, 1867, hled his petition for dis
charge from all bis debts proVabIe under the SAD
act, and for a certificate thereof alleging that n9
assets have come TO the hands OF his assRnee it ia
ordered that Meeting OF Creditors be held on tina
eleventh day OF December, 1857 at II O'CLOCK M
before the Register, WILLIAM MCMICHA Ell, ESQ "
his office. at No $50 WALNUT Street, in the civ
of Philadelphia to be continued by adlournment ff
necessary, when and where the examination OF the
said Bankrupt will be finished; and any business ar
the second and third meetings OF Creditors reoured
by the 9Th ana 2Sth sections of the said act NAV la
transacted aud that II neither Assignee nor CreditOR
opposes the Regster certify TO the Court whether the
said Bankrupt has In all things confOrme cd TO hs duty
under the said act. and II not In what respects. which
certificate, and the said examination when closed
with all other papers relating TO the case will be hed
by the Register In the Clerks ONCE i. ~
II Ii iurther ordered that hearing be had upon the
said petition for discharge and certificate on Wednes
DAY the eighteenth day Of December 1857 before the
salq Court, a. philadelphia, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, when
ana where all Creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear and show
cause II any they have, why the prayer OF the SAID
petition should not be granted. - ,.v,,,
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADhtsS
Judge OF The said District Court apd the seal the5s1'
az Fnliadelphia the twenty-second day OF s5X
Atlest-WILLIAN MoMIcHAEI-
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TNcoRPoRATED 1885.
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TN THE ORPHANS, COURT FOR THE CITY
| AND COUNTY OF PHIdAPhHhkFiHsaTA1ANA aLd P1hHhkFisT1ANA O.
Estate of WILL!AMa I'm licensed.
Maainfed BY the court 10 Andlkl set
The Auditor apps0asntasc psa account Of J. ALEXANDER
Tie, and ADJUST 20 make sale Of the Real Estate
late o. sale m me hands Of the accountant VIII meet
the balance for the purpose OF nis appoint
the parties "a " cember p A. d. 1867 at EleYeu
ment oiaeE on III a. M. at his office, No. 400 WALNUT
street. In 'ne 0''S v w. d. BAKER,
=, 90 Ofnw5tF AuditoL
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tw Call and examine my stock and
the prices Ut which will sell II, and you'll
be sure to say that coed goods can " 1sseM
cheap at J.. KUHN'S,
apr2 Corner Main and Lsfaystss gts.
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THE SABBATH REST.

20 ISL fE.s-G,al ----7---- n
Fresh glides the brook and blows the gale
Yet yonder halts the quiet mill, -5.n
The whirling wheel, the rushing sail
Q How motionless. and still.
Six days to toll, poor chld Of Cain,
Thy strength the Slave pf want may be
The seventh thy limbs escape the chain, 8 .
A God hath msde thee free -'p' ~
All, tender was the law that gave
This holy respite to the breast- 81
To breathe the gale, to watch the wave, 2
And know the wheel may rest
But where'the waves the genslest glide,
With image charms to light thine eyes,
The spire reflected cn the tide, s. la3
Inspires thee tothe skies i/i5
To teach the soul. is noble worth 81 asa
70 resi- nom npstal toll Is given;
80 snatch the brief repriere from earth
.sat And pass a guest from heaven. ..'sj $
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Forty-Eigt,t Hours in a Day

"We-propese ~now-to shew," says the
Scientific Americsn} s'that Monday, or
any7othsr week day. forty eigbt hours
long we mean that, during the whole Of
forty ght hours, Monday is on the earth
somewhere to be found. The Monday of
this city is, Of course twenty-four hours
long but before and after our Monday
there is Mondayaeln some other quarter.
When Monday begins in New York, there
have been three hours Of Monday in
London, and for three hours afterour Mon
day ends there viii be Monday ii San
Francisco. Thus, between these places
Monday lasts eighteen hours. Now, if
She daily line were at our antipodes, Mon
day would begin there twelve hours before
ours, aad end twelve hours after ours
Thus, for the space q, forty-eight hours,
the earth is not rid of Monday The fact
may be illustrated III another way Sup
pose We are at the day line. Monday be-
gins there, and in twenty flour hours along
comes Tuesday But, just west, half an
inch lfyou please, 4MQnday began only
ansinstant- before blended east of the line !
The Monday east Of the hiie. is twenty
four hours long, and west of the line is the
same length, and, in ali, Monday lasts
forty eight hours
tff a Z A .Ht
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5Noflce2

EENHE undersigned upon the RESUMPTION of; their
I business, hoped to be able to combine the cash
or short credit system for the accommodation Of
their old customers without detriment to them
selves The growing tendency to return TO the
long credtsyste compells us to notify our friends
and the public generally, that we will sell exclur
sively for cash OF country produce, except when
special arrangements maybe made, and in those
cases payment will be expected promptly. as a.
greed}upon at the end Of each month"; Our yac-
coents are now ready, and we insist upon prompt
payment F. jan. II )bsr CLOVER, LOGAN i Co. :.
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IsE:AUTYa'

- auburn, Golden, F1acen and Sil1:en 3farts,
In Prnducedby the use of Prof. ,Debreux, Eriser
lie Cheveux. One application WARRANTED to curl
thefn6st 'sraisht andg st,fbbQfn' hair of eithersx
into wavy rlngletss ar heavy massive eqrls Has
been used BY the ashionables Of Paris ana bondon,
astithahe anbst gratifying pesults lEDohs poSinary
TO the hair. Price paiLlssaled and postpaid. ST.
Descriptive circulars halted tree. 7Addfess BIER
ST., Troy, N. Y, Sole agents,.or the Z. States.
Feb PLY.
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NEW "A RRIVALfAT NO.. 2s! 7!

NEW ,ARRIVALiAT NO. ri! !!
WE have just received a large supply of
> OF the very best cotton yarns, A brown
cotton, rs do. do, bleached do, all prices
Prints, large lot,64 fuiled cloths, "a ditto, cas-
sinners and eassinets,' also ANEW supply Of - .ro
HATS AND LADIES SHOES &c. -
= That.famous olo Potter, Samuel Bell ,.of Stras-
burg, has just furnished us with another load of
those good old .faihioned milkippts.& 59k vT,3<
We respectfully request the public to call before
purchasing and examin our stock, for we are de-
termined to make it pay them for buying Of us.
All kinds of country produce win be taken that
can be disposed of, such butter, eggs, soap, &C.
Jan. II, 81. CLOVER, LOGAN 4 Co.. q
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Recruiting Still Going on. =.


EHNHE close of the war: fotndstis With. but. very
! few Goods inland, but we, take pleasureinI
announcing to our old friends and the publicfgene
rally, that we have received our stock, ;ahd have
now on hand "a large and complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS Il MEDICINES, .vee,,,nA,
hHa tfHf tf' ri3aisP PAINTS OF ALL KINDS.
WHALE OIL. COAL OIh,, FI.AXSEEDf OIL,
SPIRITS. TURPENTINE, v ARNISIIES II
A full assortment Of a .,'.li1 Ill J.. .n' oah II.
'i5fA DYEESTUFFS, and "a nice assortment of
CONFECFI0NHRY;'a tineseection ofbest 81 OE
BINDINGS; the very best Chemicals: SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS fancy. articles in. great
VARIETY LOOKING GLASS PLATES, all sizes;
STATIC ERY W &c, ALE OF THE VERY BEST
QUKLIrY, and as low figures as can be had at any
place inthe Valley. Ny Tinctures, Essenses, Oint-
ments etc. 1 warrant to be strength required
bythe Standard pharlnacopegia. q. bal;.il5g.
'gsss- Prescriptions carefully compounded. 19oi
1 return my sincere thanks for past patronage,
and shall endeavof+ to inertia centinna of. the
same. . ,I9YAHt y @.Lb B.. SCHMiTp.
Oct IL, 1865 PIT .RAE52r& tfsn
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III AN APPORTIOl lDIF-'sN1[I+',.,.

SUBJECT to lolIowlng regulations: s!IHFt 0!3a.e0".
Certificates of the various articles, without re-
regard to choice or valve aEe titst PIT ipta enyel
opes, sealed up and mixed and when orded, are
taken out by a Bfndoldod boy, and sent'byh man,
thus giving all IA fair ehanee.1 On receipt OF the
Certificate, you will see VIII you are 10, have,
and then it is at your option to send the dollar
and take the article or not. Purchasers may thus
obtain Piano, Me}ddeon, Sewing Marlline3 Gold
Watch, Diamond Rang, OF. any set of Jeweirye on
our. list for One Dollar.
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BELLS .Amalgami BefiS.sb isissas y ~
BELLSx,a -, ,,.Amaigaia Bells:
BELLS Ania!gam Bells. %2z
BELLS For Churches, Schools lP6aafdtios,s
Farms, Factories, etc.
The Original and best cheap Ben
BELLS y ever Manufactured. saT
,71,o3,s.I Their use lshroughout tie United
BELLS States, Canada, Mexico and South Amer
lea for the past ten years, has proven them
BELLS TO comb mestlvaiuable qualities, among
inu bit which are. TONE; soNOROUSNEsS and DURA-
BELLS. BILITY, of VIBRATION.
LIST Of Bells a7,eoyv3o 81 hand. Nth partiicc-
BELLS utars as to- Weight, ,Sise,' Price of Be
90 p rHan9in9s,' d'c.s.;i .Hsf.r.ffa 1asilrEi ~
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men. from the best material under our personal
supervision, and every modern Improvement Wor-
thy of the name. is introduced in them Among
these we would call attention to the TEEN u
LANTE, which has been so much admired and
can be- found only in Instruments OF our own man
uacture. to.r RI, ~
~ .- Isl ,'tsn II e9f-'g b.. i3.,. sI.ts
From among the very flattering Testimonials
enli nent Professors and Organists, wegive the 10
owing extracts ..t.,,, ,..:.I ..,.--
sThe pedals I conceive to eunapproachable in
their beautiful smooth quality. w m. 4. htng.
.sItis grand, good instrument, and does cred
it to the builder.''-H. c. Folger, Troy, \. l. :.
'.They are among the finest Instruments manu-
featured either il this country or abroad. w 10.
Berg, J. Mosenthal, Aptonlas. 9iqa .ts.-q5t..
"Thev have given universal satisfaction. w
E. Hawley. on-du-lac, Wis. Z n I'M ~
"There is a peculiarly sweet and symphathetic
tone which harmonizes charmingly with the
voice.'''-W-fH' Cooke : 6 " s5G03aW
81 am particularly pleased with. the arrangement
of the different registers m: L. Bradbury.
s.No other instrument so nearly approaches the
rgan. The ,Chorister, n. I.
.',This instrument has clear superiority over
anything yet introduced among us. "---lndeperd-
ent, A. Y. >..;,ss at3s.s .f..4f..t.af. sttsilqft
1.-THE tones and the action are excellent. REV
/ w s. Leavitt, Hudson, N.Y. sas.eq ..-r.s
"The Two Bank Organ Harmonium is really
GEM W. Kinnicutt, Boston, Mass. a-
|
constituting good instrument. ~. G. Cook, T..
j. Cook. - = - ~"
'It looks and sounds splcndidly. B. Sax
ton, Troy, N. Y. .l.ts.b. ~. f,,as, .@..i..
''The most perfect toned Melodeon ever saw
Guy F. North. sa3 :. moot fe,.a3
Y They fall back on such substantial merits as SUI
perlority of Workmanship, beauty of tone and
reasonableness of price. And we must say that in
all their respects they well worthy Of praise.
-4Nasicat Pioneer, August 65.
.GE Every Instrlmenti Us fully warran
ted, and Bpred and Shipped in N. York
city uithout charge. - ae.g a.-~
Circulars, Cuts, and Price Lists, &c !,
sent on application to
e!Iaia sfHjI ss sfGagsoig71 esTEffA
PELoUBET,. PILToN, 4 co. Manufacturer
| F- sisttfa -sat - es.ff4s
iea ~ Tea'4e q Bloomfield, n. j
/ i3sH g4si telH lssii Esa >boH 9is8 ~ St
Or J. M. Pelton. Sal Broadway. New York !:
Conrad Meyer, 722 Arch Stress. Philadelphia, Pa
is. Bfainard, a. Son, Cleveland, Ohio j. A. Tuck
er & Co.. Jackson Michigan w erner & Gerard,
ncinnati, Ohio Joel H. Snow, Mobile. Ala,
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Prices, 800 to $3.50.

Every Instrument is made by competent work,
s,Deryision, and every modern Improvement wor-
thy of the name. is introduced in them Among
these we would call attention to the TEEMo
LANTE, which has been much admired, and
can be found only in Instruments OF our own man
ufacture. ,,.... H. 'l "
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The SrocK COMPRISES. amongst other articles,
Splendid Clocks, Gold and Silver Watches. Rings
setiwth Diamonds, .Rubies, Pearls, Garnet and
other Stones, Solitaire and in clusters Ladie sets
of Jewelrr, comprising Pins and Ear Ringsof the!
most fashionable styles, set in Precious stones of
every variety, together with Lar 80 assortment
Gold and iEnamelled and Pearl sets, Gold Studs
and Sleeve Buttons Of the mQst beautiful patterns,
Gents Bosom ard seart Pins and an endless va,
Dresses, sCombsy Charms! dc. is; !. caeI ;ita
I'M consequence Of tbs, great stagnaton Of. trade
in the Manufacturing districts at France aud Eng
land, large quantity Of Jewelly, originally IN
for sale ia this country, and nstbes sod afaff1
saerifce + dUnderF Theses aicircti,ustanees the
"WATCH d G OLD .JEWELRYr CO.., have re-
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tI-IL.It.. ~ II VLIL,t Il
Fall and Winter Goods !,


evei. brought othis market, and which will be
sold as cheap as they can be had In the county,
These goods were purchased IN the northern
markets with the cash. from the most extensive i'm
porters, and at the lowest figures which will ena-
BILE us to sell them at prices much below those
heretofore asked in our market Our stock en-
braces every description of goods, such as cloths,
casslmeres, satinets vestings, hats caps, boots,
shoes Ne, for gentlemen, and caicoes, ginghams,
z and other dress goods fol. the ladies' with an al
most endless supply of all kinds of trimmings for
dress and bonnets, all fthe latest styles and most
tasteful eolors. But we cannot undertake to name
all the cheap and beautiful goods thatmake up our
mammoth assortment. Hfaaa
To those who have produce of any Kind to sell
'w esay, bring it on and we will trade with you on
the most accommodating terms, and if our goods
don't suit you,i we will pay the cash. no hf4,l
'il To our old friends and customers we say come
one. come alb and see us at the newls-painted
store onsthe/ corner, and you shall meet hearty
welcomes Genie, and bring your. friends along
with you. .gi-es septi20
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No lBLANKS

:. Send % Cents for q CertEhcate.
In all transactions BY mail we shall charge for
forwarding, the certificates, paying postage and
doing the business Is cents each which must be-
enclosed when, the certificate is, sent fox. Five
certificates will be sent for 81, eleven for So thir-
ty for S., sixty-fye FOR $40, and 100 for SIS
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Easy TO RGMENBEE The length of
the Atlantic cable from the point where it
leaves Nalentia !slisnd, to the spot where it
landed At H IC.a1 Content, is precisely L.
e66 miles. It is a singular coincidence
that its length should exactly conform to
the date Of the. j ear Of its completion. ,-.,
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AGENTS. We waht agents. III every town and
county in the country, and those acting lasf such
will be allowed ten cents on every certificate o.
ded by them provided their remittance amounts to
81. Agents will collect Is cents for etery certfkz
cate, and remit Is 'eents 10 us; either in cash or
postage stamps: Agents RENTING, at once $50
will be, entitled TO "a beautiful Silver Hunting
case Patent Lever Watch and also 200 certificates
Please write your name. town, county and state
plainly, and address all orders to
Watch & Gold Jeweiry Co, .,,r
Jan. Il, ,67--4ms. A. So Liberty ST, N. Y.