The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14
Shares, Five Dollars Each.

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Certificates sent, together with one of the
following superb works Of art, immediately
Oh receipt the money, carefully. packed in
tubes, and sent by mail, prepaid
THE MARRIAGE OF PocAHoxrAs"-Cn
heavy plate paper, 39x42 inches.
."AN AMERICAN AUruMs"-Printed In oil
with 81 colors, tints, &C., on plate paper,
25x34 inches.
"THa DAY VIZ CELEnuArE"-On heavy
plate paper, size 2sx8s. This is an entirely
new work.
"THE LANDING OF CoLuMDrs"-On heavy
plate paper, size 2SxSS. A new and splcn-
did Hist rical work.
Terms to Agents and Clubs furnished.
Remittance for Shares should be male
with p. o. Money Order or Currency. in
registered letter. Address,
]. c. DERBY. Gcn1 Manager,
Southern Office, Augusta, Ga,
Corner jackson 6 Reynolds Streets.
THE GRAND TRIZES,
AMOUNTING To
5 9 3. 900
In value, will be awarded to Shareholders in
j a N airy Next.
This property - ef great value, either for
residence or to hold as. m investment, and is
now in great demand by Northern people.
$4,000 DOLLARS
1sf Prize-Trenty.fo thousand Dollars
I'd Pri.e-Ten Taousand DelIars.
Sd Prize-Sir thousand Dollars.
4h Irize-ThSty.fce Hundred Dollsrs
6h Pri1e--T1ree Thousand DoHar..
Ga Prize-Trenty U~pdreS DoNars.
Dr;,,
And Eighty-serea neiher Grand Prizes,
Aggregate value OF which is
95 THOUSAND DOLLARSi
A Strong EndOrsesnnet from a
Reliable Source.
Prom the Daily Chronicle and Sentinel, Au-
gusta, Ca, Nov. 81
We desire to direct special attention TO the
fact that every purchaser Of q ticket pro-
cures splendid engraving or beautiful
chrome, fully worth the price paid for the
ticket.
We hare eramiaed these pietu,e, and find
them really beautiful aud valuable trorks Of ART
The large steel engravings, "The Marriage
of Pochahontas" and The Landing Of Co.
lumbus," and q beautiful chrome, "An
American AUTUMN" will be beautiful and
attractive ornaments for any gentleman s
parlor.
This is decidedly the most raluo6le aud at.
trGetire property IN The South, and comprises
about 700 acres Of desirable iauds in and
near the village of Aiken, and is divided into
"a lots, villa sites and farms. The distribu-
tion of this property will be made as fol-
lows:
Special attention is called 10 the following
i;:,..:'s.
l. That each purchaser Of a ticket has not
only chance at ono of tho valuable prizes,
but will receive splendid steel engraving
fully worth the cost Of the ticket.
2. That the distribution is to take place
under inc direction and control OF disintcres
ted and impartial gentlemen, Of we'll known
position and integrity.
3. The demand for lands in and around
Aiken is such that any one drawing n prize
will find no difficulty in advantageously dis
posing OF inc property, should he not wish
to settle on IL permanently. The titles to
the property are indisputablc.
This is no bogus concern. Mr.. J. C.
DERBY, the General Manager, is we'll and
favorably known throughout the United
States as an experienced aud successful book
publisher in Now York. For more than two
years he has been o resident Of Aiken, aud
for the past twelve months has been Mt the
head ofs large publishing house in this city.
Wv "".o hho~h III" ion8 anu wen, ana feel
no hesitation in saying that he would not
be connected with any enterprise which was
not entirely meritorious, and we are quito
confident that all who purchase tickets in
this great land sale will be fully compcnsa-
ted for the amount inv sted.
i The drawing willb 10 arranged as to
secnre the utmost fairness in the distribu-
ticn Of the prizes, and each ticket holder may
rest assured that his interests will be fully.
and fearfully protected.
MIR ]. w. M0SLEY, Of C.sngehurg, 8. C.,
will receive Orders for Shares. ~
(, jan ,g,., 10 g-,s-ae. tf
ETANIEEaA "A NoUsag REam
wv wishes TO make 0ranReburg his home