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The Placer herald., 1871-01-28
FOR SAL z.

fgk GA Er %.
OUR DRUG BUSINESS located in San Fran
CISCO Cal. After our best wishes and expressing
our thanks for the liberal patronage we have re-
ceived for more than twenty-one years. during
which period we have been steadily engaged in
the Drug business in California we beg to say in
consequence of the rapid growth of Dr. Walker S
California Vinegar bittors, now spread over the
United States and countries far beyond, we are
necessitated to devote entire time to said bus
mess
We are the Oldest Drug firm on the Pacific
Coast and the only one, continuous under the
same proprietors since 1S49, and have determined
to sell our large, prosperous and well established
business on favorable terms.
This is a rare opportunity for men with means
Of entering into profitable business with advan-
tages never before offered.
For particulars enquire Of
r. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
r. H. MCDoNALD Wholesale Druggists,
j. c. SPENCER. San Francisco, Cal.
n B. Until sale is made we shall continue
our importations and keep large stock of fresh
goods constantly ON hand and sell at prices to
defy competition.
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B'y no Sc}cing Macbine Ua1css Wheeler
G Wilson is stamped ppon the cloth Plate.
ur27-1v
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We can now supply our customers with Stod-
dards Patent Tuck Maker for the Wheeler &
Wilson Machine only, and one of the most use
ful attachments for the Machine ever invented,
which, while The Machine is sewing one tuck,
makes the line of marks fer the next
Y This Tuck Maker was awarded the FIRST
pRFMIUM at the great State Fair held in Sacra-
monto, 1867, over All competitors.
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These Machines IRE specially adapted for the
use of farmers being able to sew grain sacks and
heavy clothing with the same facility rs the usu-
at family work-malling a more durable seam
not liable to rayel, as is the case of the loop or
,1,oir Glitch
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w. Na. SToDDARD,

ETtNI iOF FNe Fnc!Nt TNnSf.
Office, No. f35, Montgomery st.
SAN FRANCISCO.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE:
Senators-Charles A. Tweed, +. NJ. Banyard.
Waldron, NJ II. Power NJ
II. CaldeTwood.
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BAPTIST n STINGER.

Attest: AARON BELL.
Auburn, January 7th, 1871, ,-3m.
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THE CONSTITUTION
FIolmbold's Fluid Extract BuChu

IN affections peculiar to females is unequaled
l,v any other preparations as in Chlorosis, or Re
tention. Painfuness, or Suppression of Custom
ary excavations, liberated or Schirus state OF
the Uterus, and all complaints incidental to the
SEX or the decline change of life.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-24

\ DEATH OF JAMES S. TARR -hr James
8 Tarr died at hIs residence In Meadville
on Nondsy afternoon. Mr.. TAR was ths
owner Of the celebrsted Tsrr Farm on o.
Greek, WEIGH created such excitement sever
81 yssrs aso when oil was nrst struck on IL
He was one Of the many farmers Of this
county suddealy raised from obseurity and
email worldly possessions 70 celebrity and
wealth. His name 10 - we'll known
throughout the oil regions - any man's in
the couutry His father Is John Tarr, oi
Chsrrytres township. where ho still resides
at the sge OF about IS
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A Washington paper 10 speaking Of the
former history Of bis family OF the late
G-nsral Scott, tsys:
Virginia Scott, while With her sisters 10
Europe, where their mother supe riutended
heir education, formed sn attachment dis.
approved BY ber pareots, and was bronsh
BY her mother to this city, from which Oh,
went to the Convent in Georgetown. Their,
shs. remained, refusing sll inducements. o
's:urn to the world, fading snd failing il
health till she died.
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There was not large attendance at the
select rsadings given by Mrs Loges, at So
bsi's Opera House, last evening. The en-.
tsrtsinusnt, however, amply repaid oil who
were 10 attendance. 1t consisted Of choice
selections from the leading poets and prose
writers OF the day, and gave this talented
LADY ample opportunity to display those ex-
sraordlnary slocutionary powers Of which
"Ae |" possessed. We hope she may induc-
60 70 give sno'hsr entertainment at soms
.utsrs tirs.
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NOTES or THE DAY.

After Aisxis-what
Spades are trumps at Chicago.
In Turkey they exile rsss.ily public on
eials.
Csmargo, Ill.,, has population Of 1000,
and 90. . single young lady.
A Washington monster has made collec-
sion Of inety- eight cats, no two alike.
1t 10 the fashion iu the best society in
Strasburg 10 pretend not 10 understand Ger
man.
Mexico 10 said to bs like the earth 10 tba.
il has revolution every tweuty-'our hours
The reporters interviewed . Lou Isiaus
prisoner until hs begged pitsously to be
hanged.
A Teunnessss candidate wants the supper
Of those "wbo fought on both sides during
the war"
A vigorous Georgis mule jumped from .
two-slory window to the ground without the
slightest injury.
Mr.. Darwin will bs rsjoissd 10 learn tbs
New-zealsnd monkey was discovered nsr
ing human infant.
The courage Of an Indian brld. and groom
gave out on the threshold eftbe church, and
the ceremony didn't come Of
Michigan 10 infested With . large gsns o
thieves who steal horses and run them into
the neutral ground Of Csnada.
When Msdil dies the Chiessosus vii
have to eubalm hin. To bury him would
be intermedillns. Il Mobile Register.
An ingsniou, Kentucky pr soner set FIRE to
the jail, and ieisurely clipped away whilp
the population were engaged 10 subduing
tbs f.mss.
Five civil-righters escaped from the Bar
to, Ga, Jail, and an lot slligent local paper
says "nsithsr the jsilor nor the prisoners
are to blame"
A farmer near Grssnupsburs, Ky. has
raised on eight acres Of ground this season
so4 bushels and 30 pounds Of corn, being lla
bushels to the acre.
The London Public Opinion gives . re-
port that ]. A. Frouds and Wilkis Collins
contemplate visiting tha United States 10
tie capacity OF public lecturers.
There 10 Q specter at Portsmouth, Va.
which thrsws itself scroas the railroad track
et Eight - . train approaches, but prudent.
y gets ouso the way again.
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Gold at l p. N. liz
Death Of George G. Prather.

Death Of George G. Prather.
special telegram to the DAILY RECORD
from Pluuse. announces the sad news Of the
death Of NJ George G. Prather, Of ,bs firm
OF Prstber-Bros. & Hatch, who expired at
the residence Of his brother, Mr.. A. s. Pra-
thsr, at 1880 .. N this forenoon. Mr. P.
waswell known to nearly all In this section
and throughout the oil region, having been
born ndsfaisea 10 the village of Pluuer,
and fora numbsr Of years engaged ia the
Ian king. business iu that place and at Pit
hole, sud, still more. recently at Sharon,
Mercer county.
In 1865, Mr.. Prsther and Mt. Thomas Il.
Duncan, both Of Pumsr, were the lucky
purchasers OF the fsmou, Holmden farm, on
Piibols Creek. upon which was struck The
celebrated United States, Pool, Grant, and
ether flowing wells Of great notoriety.-
These gentlemen amassed prinesly fortunes
from the land intere,t Of that farm In re-
ceipts from the oil produced, aud finally
from the sale Of the land Int rest to . Chi
cago company for the fabulous sum Of one
and . half million dollars. Both gentlemen
vera 10 III health at that time, and steadily
bnt surely that mortal coil hes grown weak.
Or. until short time since from . distant
land, thousands Of miles fiom the .'dear old
home" and home friends and kindred, came
The cad announcement of the dcath Of Mr..
Danean. Scarcely had bis remains been
deposited In their final resting place, when
the sorrowfni intelligenes comes to us On.
nouncing the death Of George G. Prsthsr,
aud bringing sadness and mourning to .
large circle OF friends and re slstivss.
10 nearly every respect Mr. Prather wss
amodel and exemplary man. Young, ex-
traordiaarily energetic, with no confirmed
habits, and strictly moral, be fought the
battle Of life nobly from poverty to wealth
without bisuish Of character, and it can bs
truly said--A good nau, = faithful friend,
and an honest upright, citizen, has passed
"over the dark river to the shining .,sapd
beyond" and 10 at rest.
"Light be the turf above bis manly breast,
His sluubers peaceful, uudisturbed, &C.
Past flowing tears bedsw bis place Of rest,
And loving hearts sball keep dis memory
green"
Due notice will be given Of the time oil
holding the funeral services.
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PETROLEUM rs. WHALE OIL. of the for

ParRoLzun vs. WHALE OIL OF the for
ty vessels composing the Arctic whaling
feet this year thirty-tbree were Loaf In the
late disaster BY being crushed b. the clos
Ing 10 the iee upon tbs shere. These YES
ssls With their outfits, represented 40 act
aal cost value Of 81. 900, LOO. To workithem
10 the securing whale oil required kl2ls
men. At the time OF their distraction, upar
the close Of The whaling season, they had on
board oil and whslebons to the value
about 100000 This 10 an average o,
1928 per mas, or about 81 per cent. on the
capital invested, without tati,g into con
sideration the deductions to bs made for
seomen's ~ags, and Other expenses. The
same amount Of money invested IN the
Pennsylvania oil regions would put into op-
GRAFTON $50 wells, requiring no greater mum .
ner Of msn to work 'tbem. Say these wells
produce lI4O barrels daily, which 10 far be-
low the average price would be worth
81, 100000 This would be su average o.
$l,I4S per man for the same number OF men
We fnd on the whaling feet or nearly "A
per cent on the capital invested. This, |.
also without deductions for wages. 30, but
the expenses OF the petroleum oil business
are no greater than those Of the whale oil
The per csutage or pecunisry risk
10 no greater in Pennsylvania tbaa In the
Arctic seas, while the hsrdsbips aud risk Of
life are almost wholly 10 the whaling busi-
ness.
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BY reference to the advertisement pub
lished 10 another column, 1t will be seen
that Mr.. S. Frsnksnstein has just returned
from New York, bringing With bin . large
stock of gsnt' furnishing goods, ready made
clothing, bats, caps, &C., which be 10 pre-
pared to offer at remarkably low figures for
cash. Give him call, next door TO Uncle
Bens Alpine Hotel.
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A Kentucky woman, learning that her
husband bad married another women 10 90
adjoining coupty, called upon No. . and Of
isred to give up the man IL she wond return
. sewing machine which the Brigh amist
had transferred from No. to No. 2. The
latter refused, aud No. l tbsreupoa bad the
spouse arrested for the crime.
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Two or three academic atudsuts recently
took some ladies iuto the Shefisld scissu =
hc school observatory to.gszs at toe pale
moon. One OF the latter obssrvating
through the telescope the jagged edge of the
orb exclaimed 10 rapturss, "Oh how divine
Is.loots exactly like Hamburg sdg,ng"~
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10 suit for damages Of breach Of promise
Of marriage brought by . Memphis colored
woman against . man Of be r race, the plain
tiff mentions two hundred snd forty-uine
dollars as the proper compensation. l,
would be interesting TO know the data and
rules Of value on which this obviously care
full estimate 10 based.
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NJ. Joseph Kratner I'D license issued
yesterday for the fifth time in bis much
marriedlife. Two Of bis lovsrs are still in
the msrketas grsss widows, and Joseph is
now preparing to grass third. Joseph SAYS
that he owes oil this good luck to The new
railroad to Decatur He intends bringing
bis bride 10 this city, and Decatur replies she
owes oil this good luck to the sans csuse.-
When last heard FROM Joseph was trying to
ensct reduction on the price OF bis license,
claiming that be was wholesale dealer -
Fort Wsyne Gszetts.
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No oil market reports to- day.

TIE young man. NJ. l.. Perry, who com
mittsd suicide last week at Roehsport
Bsone County, NO., has parents sud sis
ter living at Dicxsnson. N. 7. Prior troub-
lee caused the act. Among his effects were
two lite policies Of 81. 900 each.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-24

A New, RAILWAY PREcAurIoN. - A
Michigan railroad company has attached to
thirty -'our OF Its locomotives = new style Of
alarm bell. This 10 90 attached that when
the engine goes the bells rings, being struck
BY the hsmmsr. once at each revolution Of
the driving wheels. Being placed directly
in front Of the boiler, the sound Of the bell
10 seldom beard by tho engineer or fireman
on the engine, aud cannot bs heard on the
train, consequently 4: 10 claimed. ita posi-
tion causes the sound to bs thrown. forward,
and conducted BY the earth and the railroad
track or rails 90 that 1t caa hs heard con
siderable distance in advance OF tho train.
thus giving timely warning. The general
superintendent OF the road thinks ssme re-.
cent accident would have been certainly pre-
vented by the use Of this invention.
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Buffalo Daiies or wseklies, Lesis's Fashion Book
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LEGAL Notices.

4. n. Petteng1ll e Ce. ~
Park Row, New 1Osk, and Geo. p. heweal D Co
Advertising Agents, are the cole ass.h ~ The r~
uoleum Usutre DAILY Rsouap tn hat oky. Al
vsstissrs IN that ciy ~ rsQssasa y lsavs tAsir
von with eshse Of tns chow Aoass
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The latest news fom The big we'll at Pit
hole, is that II has fallen of largely in pro-
ductlon, and Is at present yielding between
800 aud 400 bsrrels per day.
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ApPless-:: ANples:

Just received one hundred barrsls Of tto,s
aice APPLES from the farm, and twenty
barrels Of our best CIDER-ths best thc,
ever came to this town. Cali and Soc for
yourselves.
Nov ~ H.H. WARNER
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hra JoaqninudiIlsr Is about to under take
the pneiieattea cf,asr poems.
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ID Lsrge stock Of Leroy W. Fsirchild's q
GoLD PENs-best in the market,
n0v24-N Al SIMNONS,
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LIVE AND LET LIVE!
Juat received at Nssss i Armstrong;
Flour and Feed s. ore. 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
sst cash prices! o2S-tf
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DISSOLUTION N11,r1C1,

d.. ne ,s oopsrtnsr'hip heretofore existing nm
Sos.. Sos .as ofm name Of N. L. Bates 4 Co.. 70.
rue's ,ro 90 OF crude Petroleum, at Petroleum Cen.
co1.a' ms. rs'' L y ,s'; day dissolved by mutual
' .irinn' r: " Fisher and n. L. Bates re-
,ae; sm.e Ine 6usiness will hereafter be CON.
a"e'ea oy George Stevens under the old
oSme OF the Monitor Oil Works. WV
L: D. FISHER.
NJ l BATES
Data, p...,. GEO. STEVENS.
oA'Sa ssss'lauu Ceutrs, Nov, a.. 1871.
NV. i5.3m
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CRANBERRIES,

just received ala-gs quantity Of tboss
nice New Jerssy CRANBERRIES At
4EASE 4 ARXSTRONGS.
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Fresn Hl Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SChEAERHORN d TEN EYCK'S
o"r' washington d Second Strests. m1sr
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II Go 10 GAFFNEy,S for fne CIGARS
and cheap fer sssh.
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- GAFFNEY's LIQUOR STORE i.
We wss only place TO look for Hotel Glss,
NJ
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Latest styles Gents Furui uishing Goods.
at ALDENS.
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SILK HATS! SILK HATS! SILK HATS,
at ALDEN'S,
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SWEET POTATOES.
Nice SWEET POTATOES just received q.
nov 8.tf 4EASE d ARMSTRONG'S.
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, 81 splendid winter' cured HANS and
nn!n,CUN, N SCHEMERHORN d TEN,
h1Ck'S, cor. Washington aud I'd sts. 10
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IL GAFFNEY 10 the ONLY SOUAR1
LlQVGR DEALER on' the Creek. Civ
him . call.
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House For Sale.

A Desirable residence located on BovS
iarm, with all eonvsniences for good sized
family, tor sale cbssp. Good wafer 10 tn,
house. Enquire OF
=. J. HANNA
Petroleum Centre, oct S0.lm.
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Administ TRAITORS .No1icc-

AdministratOrs Notice.
WHEREAS, Ls.tsrs OF Administration on
tho Estate Of EDWIN VAUGHN. ds....
ed, late Of Petroleum Centrr 49, u'Isss
granted to the Subscriber, eli person. .v;e v1eu
Claim. are requested to present ths s.Is
aud all psrsons Indebted Ara rsons..s
make settlements without delsv. !"
Mfs; MARIA c. VAUGHN.
"o'' <4'oW. Pearson Farm.
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Ths Ansrics. Cook Stove ..
os4 GORDON u
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II BUFFALO CUT HAY, At
Schermerhorn 4 TenEycks.
Jul2 H. Cor. Ind L Washington Sc.
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Rose Tinted Pocket Diaries for 1872
nov "a at GRIFFES BROS.
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|" CHOICE CIGARS-new stock.
At SIMMONS,
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1 HOLIDAY GOODS in gre.. varie-
y,
At SIMMONS.
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New Styles Pocket Diaries
ut GRIFFES BROS.
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Elegant Pocket Diaries
GRIFFEs BROS.
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New stock Of Winter Clothing
at ALDEN
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Diaries for 1872
at GRIFFES BROS
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etroleum Centre Daily Record
ret. Centre. Friday November 2lN

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and u
o'clock P. N.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
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The America Cock Stove at
GORDON'S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
spread the Truth


Some medical Hlen insist that it is undiGnifsd to
advertise = remedy, however valuable IL may be -
Queer reasoning Lhis. 1t Is like saying that aFt-
Gle which the world needs should be hid in cOTner
that benefits and blesangS may bO TOO widely diff.
IuSed-that the mea ne Of protecting and restoring
health should be close monopoly, and NOS access-
bic to all. The argument Il bad. u - worse than
that; il IL iHhHmGn. Suppose HOstetteT's Stomach
Bitters-An absolute speGI6c- FIR dyspepsia, bilious
pess and nervOus debility-had never been known
beyond the IePtDirs OF the faculty, what would have
been the eOnsr1 usnce? IusteaS u curing and IN.
vgOrating millions the good elects Of the prepArR
tiOn would have been conhaed to comparative
few. There is the highest authority for saying that
hight should not be hid under a bushel: that what
ever il exeeIleut should be placed a city mill,
where all men take cOghiz1 q it il il upon
this principle that the Btters have been Advertised
aud cohtnue to advertised in every newspaper Of
any prOInin2lcs IN the western hemiSPheEe. and
that the BpOnt testimonials in its favor have
been translated into all written languages. Thou
udS enjoy perfect health to-day who would be Ian
gushing beds of ckneSs IL ihe Eews papers had
not spread The truth Irih TRgG' 10 this tEGqUai'd 10
1igOTaRt and eOyscfirs IA and wide Suppose profit
has been ped from tIIis publicity. u that any
gument against il! II the pub health has been
protected II lives have been il the feeble
have been srengIhsned and the sick restored great
good has been accomplished; and who mean 10
gTdge TO exertions thus directed their fair reWArd
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
at HalT Pnce.

EENClSE j. Cayat Gold Hunting Gssed Wsteb..
- tIents and Lacies' sizesJ regulated and VA
only SIS each. p''Se"
Tne Itrs Fine Quality. Is Cara, Gold. F,Vin.
Aurned Hunting Cused, Full JeweiIrd Lever MOVE
ia ns perfectly adJu-tso iOs all ciImat-s CTeElIaI,d
.nd each warranted By special certificate At only
The Same. Of finer and higher RraJe. With
C:soHDassisy D0laHes, At 5 IS each.
The same as Lat. with Fine Nickel woyLs ard
!t'o- iriHdtEg and Sitting fL1cIHfnf TeguiFinR NO
KEY, wound and ct BY the Stem, oEly 8 30 sncb
All the above Watches are pot al Ia n price. Snd
eseh warranted for time and wear.
SILVER WATCHES.
Extra Fine. Pur' Silver. Hunting Cssed fC.pts
And I-adies }. at only 5 - each.
best SasIity Coin silyer. Hunting Cased, Foil
JeEe!led Liver. at s Is each
Extra FiBe Quality, Patent Ieyers nd Chronorn-
etsf MHvements. Ruby Jc~clied, az only ; 20 each.
U-Our Watehes are 81! warranted, aud if not
perfect VA! % taken back and money returned.
u We require no Tnpney in a'iva nee, bot send ~
Eoods by Express. - bic on delivery With priv.
lHE EHpress charges, and i not satis T. tory 70
iurrei- P!.css where no Express ruBs, gOods will
De sentb Mail, IL reEistered package, by sendiEG
PeTsOus ordering Six Watches at . time viii re.
eeive an Extra watch Of same value free.
Also. Con CHAtSE. Cent?. nl~n At IS, Sc to
SI2; L'dIss' 81 SO. 5 - TO SI5esch. The 6nest
Soid Plated and Oroide Gold I ksiEs at S2.I. s t.
STATE deseription and price Of Watch required,
AID order BY mail direct from
THE UNION WATCH CO.,
Jan. 10. Is7I-sm.