The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-03-10
DYERTIsEMENTs.
m@~THE LAST CHANCE
ToaSEE WHAT
So WILL DO
SHARES SELLING RAPIDLY
Only So
Only So

~ For . superior Steel Engraving or
Chrome well worth the monsy-and
which you are sure to get ct once, and
perhaps
A Fortune OF Sa5.000I
Also one of So 900 I one of Sc. OdOf&
one of $500 $1,000 50, 500 81, 6Ooi
81, 400 81, 200 and 81 other GRAND
Prizes
From twelve hundred down to three
hundred DOLLARS 1.-THE aggregate
value Of which is Ninety i've thousand
DOLLARS ALL of which will posi-
lively be distributed 81 prizes among
shareholders
On the 2Ist Of April next.
ALL persons wishing shares should
send IS at once, before the books ars
closed, and they will receive by return
mail, carefully packed in tubes, one Of
the following
SUPERB WORKS OF ART,
And stieket through which
A FORTUNE WILL BE WON BY
SOME 0NEl
Either one of the following Fine Pic
lures sent atonce,
With a share in the Distribution
"The Marriage of Poeahontss," OnYe-
~ heavy plate paper, ssx42inohes,
Or can American Autumn"
A beautiful Chrome printed in oil,
tints, &c, 25x34 inches.
Or "The Day We Celebrate"
A superb steel engraving, on heavy
plate paper, size 2Sx38.
Or 1.-THE Landing of Columbus" On We
ry heavy plate paper, 28x3s.
The Manager begs to state that time
is required to carry through success
fully so large an enterprise, but the
public are now Satisfied of the honesty
and usefulness of the plan, and thous-
ends have been ready to invest as soon
as the date of drawing was positively
fixed upon. This has now been done,
and evOry Shareholder is solicited to
interest himself in furthering the sale
Of the remaining tickets.
No better or stronger endorsements
Of the plan and object of the sale, the
value of the property, or the manage
ment of the scheme, could be desired
than the endorsements given by pro-
minent citizens and leading papers.
pR- REMEMBER ga
That there are only $4,000 shares, and
that every one paying IS becomes a
shareholder, and receives at once q SUI
perb Work of Art. worth the amount
invested, and q ticket in the Distribu-
ton of the prizes, which may yield a
S25 900 prize, or an equal chance in %
prizes, the aggregate value of which is
$95, 900.
THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS re
CLUBS
are now offered every person sending
q list of Eve names, together with IS
for each name, shall receive one Five
Dollar share in the distribution Of pri-
zes, with one of the Fine Works of
Art. Large commissions, and perhaps
8 Fortune ! may be the result Of a lit
tie effort. Try and make up o list a.
mong your friends.
Shares are being taken rapidly. All
money received for orders after the
books are closed will be promptly re-
turned 10 the eeuders. address ~
!. O. DERBY. General manager.
III Broadway, New York, or Augusta,
Georgia.
Complimentary Testimonial
TO j. c. DERBY,
Manager Of the Great Premium Land
Sale, of the following we'll known
Publishers, Bankers, and other pro-
minent citizens Of New York.
NEw YORK, Dec. 18th, 1870.
Mr.. j. C. Derby, long and favorably
known as 8 Publisher in this city and
subsequently, United States Commits
sionsr for the Paris Exposition of 1867
we, the undersigned, have known in
timately, and take pleasure in beaIine
testimony to his gentlemanly charac-
ter, strict integrity, and honorable dea-
ling as a business man.
Daniel Appleton Il Co., Publishers and
Booksellers.
Geo 2 Putnam, Pub'r & BOOKSELLER.
Geo W Carlton, Publisher.
VIM orion, President Western Union
Telegraph Co.
Erastus Brooks, Proprietor New York
Evening Express.
Geo Jones, Prop. New York Times.
4SdAc henueisoni Va Nen 1OrA 6fon-
ing Post.
J U 0rvis, President New York secur-
ity Bank.
Geo F Baker, Cashier LIST Natl Bank.
G~reenleaf, Norris d Co., Brokers, Go
Exchange Place.
Chas 4 Stetson, Astor House.
MarcE10,'7l Wv.