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REMARKABLE CHARACTERS.
AND MEMORABLE PLACES OP THE
HOLY LAND
Comprising an account of the Patriarchs, Po
ets, Prophets, Apostles, Princes, Women,
Warriors, Judges, Kings, and ether cele
brated Persons of Sacred History, with
a description of Ancient Cities and
Venerated Shrines,
BY CHARLES W. ELLIOTT
In the preparation of this work, some or
the best pens and most accomplished scholars
have been selected. No pains or expense has
been spared to make it a work of great and
permanent value, acceptable to old and young
alike—a household book.
It is not a work of theology, but of human
life, full of remarkable characters, strange
events, lofty poetry and startling history.
This Work will contain careful and accurate
accounts
I.—Of the lives and characters of the re
markable men who have made the Holy Land
famous for all time.
IL—Of Abraham the Wanderer, and Mo
ses the Deliverer; of Joshua the Conqueror,
and David the Beloved ; of Miriam and Debo
rah and Naomi ; of the Prophets of old, and
Apostles of Jesus; of the Baptist and the
Women who knew and talked with the Sa
viour, and alto of the Great Herod, and the
magnanimous Saladin, with roniV others.
111. Of the great deeds. and surprising
events in which they were .the principal act
ors; of the habitsand manner- of that Orient
al Land.
IV. Of the ancient Cities and venerated
Shrines ; of Egrgt in darkness ; of Jerusalem
and the Great Temple; of Mount Sinai and
the Dead Sea; of Bethlehem, and Nazareth,
and Tyre, and Damascus, and Antioch, and
many other places.
It will contain not only accounts of Them in
the Past, but as they appear TO-Day
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especially by the lovers of sacred literature,
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consisting of beautiful scenes and celebrated
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Burning Parlor Stoves. Also,
THE IMPROVED VULCAN HEATER.
Call and see them at J. SPANGLER'S.
I(RAUT STANDS, Meat Stanas, Wine
Kegs, Tubs, Buckets and Cedar-ware
cnerally, constantly on hand at
J. SPANGLER'S.
COAL HODS, Coal Selves,. Cdal Shovels
P , kers, Stove Grates, Cylinders and Li
nings of different kinds, kept on hand at
JOHN SPANGLER'S.
REPARATOB CAPILT.
REPARATOR CAPILI
AT GABLE $• STRICKLER'S,
MARKET STREI, MARIETTA, PA.,
LOW for CASH !
G REAT SALE
-or•-
DRY GOODS! FANCY GOODS !
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE,
Worth over $2,000,000 ! All to be sold for
ONE DOLLAR EACH!
ARRANDALE & CO.,
162 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
AGENTS FOR EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS,
announce that in consequence of the over
stocking of the English market, and immense
quantity of Dry and Fancy Goods have been
consigned to them, with instructions to be
cleared forimmediate cam, at any sacrifice.
A. & Co., have, therefore, resolved to offer
them according to their ordinary system -of
business at $1 each, without regard to value.
The following list shows the original whole
sale prices or some of the articles which
they now offer at $1: -
1200 Silk and Satin Dress
Patterns tram $lB 00 to 4500
2000 Berege and Egyptian
Cloths
300 C Alpaca and Muslin
de Laines
3500 French Merinos and
Twills t 4
2000 Cambric., Thibet and
Mohair cc
2000 Lyonese cc
4000 Printed Calicoes "
5000 Bal oral Skirts "
5000 Fine elliptic skirts f ,
6000 Silk and Lace veils "
4000 Setts fine Cuffs and
Collars
2000 Pairs Ladies' corsets "
3000 Silk handkerchiefs "
2000 Dozen Ladies' Hem
stitched handkerchiefs "
1000 Dozen Ladies' fine
Embroidered handker
chiefs
5000 Dozen Ladies' lawn
handkerchiefs •
5000 Dozen Gents' hem
med handkerchiefs
10000 Dozen cotton hose "
SOOO Dozen woolen hose "
5000 Dozen Babnorais "
6000 Dozen Mens' cotton
half hose cc
3000 Dozen Mens' wool
en half hose
2000 Linen and Cotton
shirts
10000 Merino undershirts "
10000 Pairs Merino draw
ers
SOOO Pants patterns in
Cassiineres, Doeskins, "
8000 Coat patterns in
Broad CI iths, Cassi
meres, &c.
10000 Vest patterns in silk
Velvet, Plush, fine Cas
simeres, &c. cc
5000 Brown linen table
Covers
3000 All Wool table cov
ers
10000 Yards brown lined
Damask
2000 uozen white linen
Napkins
20000 Yards unbleached
muslin
20000 Yards bleached
muslin
10000 Yards Irish linen "
5000 Yards Flannel "
3000 Long Wool shawls "
4000 Square wool shawls "
10000 Ladies' breakfast
shawls
10000 Nubias or clouds "
10000 Woolen hoods
2000 131 an Ice is
10000 Linen and Cotton
Sheets
10000 Yards Sheeting,
muslin Ci
5000 Dozen Spool cotton "
30000 Dozen Victoria Spool
thread cc
2000 Pounds black linen
thread CC
4000 Gross Shirt buttons "
5000 Ladies' silk velvet
and Morocco portinon
ashes
5000 Ladies' Shopping
bags
5000 Turkey Morocco
portmonnaies, with mir
ror CC
5000 Turkey Morocco wal
lets and portmonnaies "
10000 Meerschanm pipes "
10000 Fine 4 and 6 blade
Pocket knives with pearl,
Tortoise and Ivory han
dles d
1000 French clocks, gilt
and bronze, with and
without shades
2000 Musical boxes
3000 Revolvers
2000 Fowling pieces "
5000 Head dresses, Hair
nets and fancy combs
10000 - Dozen paper collars "
2000 Papier Machie, rose
wood and walnut work
boxer 4 ,
3000 Tortoise shell and
Silver card cases and
Snuff boxes
20000 Albums, Morocco
and velvet bound from
-20 to 200 pictures " 250t015 00
3000 Fine family bibles " 700t015 00
5000 Fine pocket bibles " 200 to 500
10000 Envelopes " 200 to 7 00
10000 Reams note paper " 300 to 6 00
1000 Pairs Opera glasses " 300t015 00
We have also receiyed a Splendid Assort
ment of
JEWELRY
comprising Gent's gold huntino• '
case watches,
Ladies' gold and enamelled hunting case
watche., Gents' hunting case silver watches,
gold fob and vest watch keys, fob and vest
ribbon slides, setts soltaire sleeve buttons,
studs, gold thinibL2s, pencils, miniature lock
ets, gold tooth picks, crosses, plain gold rings,
chased gold rings, stone set and signet rings,
California diamond rings, setts Ladies' jewel
ry (jet and gold), setts Ladies' jewelry (ca
meo, pearl and other stones), gold pens, (sil
ver extension holders), and pencils, gold pens
and gold extension holders, soltaire and gold
brooches, diamond rings, gold vest and neck
chains, gold oval band bracelets, jet and gold
bracelets, chattelaine chains and guard chains,
coral, opal and emerald brooches, mosaic, jet,
lava and tiorentine ear drops, coral, opal and
emerald ear drops, California diamond ear
drops, &e.,
THE SILVERWARE DEPARTMENT
=I
Silver dining and tea setts, castors, ice pit:
Otero, table spoons, forks, tea spoons, goblets,
drinking cups, coffee urns, tea pots, cream pit
ebeis, sugar bowls, fruit baskets, cake baskets,
card baskets, fruit knives, syrup cups, salvers,
Portmonnaies, pie knives, fish knives, mus
tard and salt spoons, napkin rings, egg stands,
wine holders, card cases, &c.
All the above list of articles to be sold
for $l.OO each
The expenses are paid by the sale of Cou
pons or Certificates naming each article in the
stock - , and its value ; these Certificates are
enclosed in envelopes, mixed up, and sold al
25 cents Each; 5 foi $1 ; 11 for $2•
Whatever article may be named in the Cer
tificate can be obtained at
ONE DOLLAR .1
The article will be shown to the holder of
the certificate, and it will be at his option,
whether he pays the dollar and takes the ar
ticle or not. I n case articles sent by mail or
express are not satisfactory, they can be re
turned and the money will be refunded.
Every Certificate entitles the holder to BONE
article of
STERLING VALUE
W01?.771 51 UCH MORF THA A DOLLAR-
PROOF ..
In proof of this we will giye fr any certifi
cate issued by us, and one dollar, any of the
following articles:
One pants pattern, oue pair ladies' bolmoral
boots, or men's brogans, one excellent hoop
skirt (25 Springs), one fine merino undershirr
.Merl o drawers four .:• airs Lad 's of
Gent's Hose, or eix lawn pocket handker
chiefs.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF ES:
Arrandale & Co., of this city are now send,
ing out a great variety of Dress Coat and pa nt ,
patterns, balmoral skirts, boots, shawls and
other valuable articles, in dry and fancy goods,
at one dollar each.
Wo confess our inability to see how this is
done, but that it is doneis beyond all questionandbogus coneerns
abounds. We
This firm has had a long sod honorable ca.
reerwit, and is to be by no means confounded
thwith w e h h ic o h st o thi fs s w in in e d t l i i o nt ilis
know the proprietors. and can personally
vouch for the Just sad faithful pmfornanee of
all their contracts.—Aattonal Workmen, New
York, Feb. 2, 1b67.
EXTRAORDINARY GOOD FORTVNT..--I)Ey
before yesterday, at the Jewelry sales of
Messrs. Arrandale & Co., two gold 'catches
were drawn by two gentlemen known to this
community, whose names we will not mention.
Parties curious ou this subject can be Minut
ed at the store in king street, nearly opposit e
the Beaulain. We were curious on the Sub
ject, and inquired the names of the parties,
and called on one of them, and were shown
the watch he drew. It was a huge do u bl e
case gold watch, and we were informed that
it kept time to a second since it had been us
the possession of our fortunate friend It
would have boon very natural to suppose that
after one watch was drawn there was no
chance for another for at least a month; but,
strange to say, in less than an hour, an ot h er
gold watch rewarded the worshipper of par.
tune. Go all and do likewise.—Doily s ou l
Carolinian, Charleston, Feb. tilt lOW.
600 to 12 00
4 00 to 10 00
10 00 to 20 00
400 to 10 00
" 500to1000
" 3 00 to 7 00
" 2 00 to 6 00
2 00 to 5 00
2 00 to 6 00
" 200 to 500
250 to 600
1 00 to 3 00
A QUARTER WELL INVESTED.—\I r
gene B. Carter, of the illonticello llowe,call
ed in at the Jewelry Emporium, 7r.; !thin
street, yesterday, and after paying hisZeents
suddenly found himself entitled to a musi ca l
box, valued at $3OO.
700 to 12 00
We understand that he was effercd $2.50 for the instrument before leaving the stole, but
refused to part with it. We should can this a
quarter well invested. We understand a
number of other valuable articles were re
ceived amongst which was a gold watch val
ued at $75, by mie of the attackers of the Ea
quirer office.—Richmond Times, Septembers,
" 900 to 18 00
" 300 to 600
" 5 00 to 10 00
5 00 to 10 00
6 00 to 12 00
12 00 to 18 OU
HORSE AND BUGGY BAN AWAY.-311, IV.
H. Wise, Union Hid, coach painter at J. .1,
Osborne's, last evening walked into the great
sale of Arrandale & Co., 78 Mani street, and
having paid 25 cents for a photograph found
on opening the envelope that on the payment
of one dollar he was entitled to receive a tine
horse, sett of new silver mounted harness and
new buggy, valued at four hundred doilatm!
Mr. Wise appeals to he a cool, self possessed
sort of a man, and did nut manifest Cie least
excitement at his good fortune, merely re.
marking '' that he was intending to purchase
a horse and buggy soon, and had a stable all
ready, so it would come in very well forhiat.”
—Richmond, 11 71 /irg„ November 15, kid.
4 00 to S 00
cg 6 00 to 12 00
" 250 to 600
2 50 to 5 00
" 2 50 to 6 00
3 00 to 7 00
" SDO ta 15 00
250 to 10 00
EDIPL .VMENT FOR LADIES,—The most eli
gible and profitable employment we have
heard of for ladies, who have tricods and ad
dress, is the sale of certificates for the "Great
Jewelry Sale" of Arrandale & Co. A lady of
our acquaintance has been very succe3slut
this way, not only in tilling her cra parse
but also in doing a good turn to those to whom
she sold the certificates, as will be seen icom
our advertising column:. Gentlemen alLocua
be thus engaged.—N. Y. Sunday Atercurg,
Auenet :4., 1664.
c, 75 to 2.50
" 400 to S 00
" 4 00 to S 00
" GOOtol2oo
cc 10.t0 30
20 to 50
GC 75 to 1 50
cc 50 to 2 00
6 50 to 15 00
500 to 10 00
DOURI. 'F.- BARRELED FOWLING P IECE
CHEA P.—We understand Mr G. W. Wilkin
son, of this city, yesterday - drew from tim cci
tificate box at Arreudelo & Co's , iD Main
Street, a very fine doutle barreled lovnacr
piece, valued at one hundred dollars, lir
which he was required to pay the vet)* mod
erate sum of one dollar.—Richnwnd Whig,
,eptember 29, 1866.
The GR EAT J w E LAT EMPOIIII , I Of Ar
randule & Co., No. 2.5-1 Ring stood, in the
Bend, is still the prime otject of attraction.
The number of ladies and gt.ntlen en who vis
ited this establishment on :Saturday last, was
we understand, something, fabulous. The
principle of charging a uniform mice of ono,
dollar for each article is one that canton hid
to be popular, especially when the stock con
tains, as in this case, many valuable ankles
of line gold jewelry, and costly silver ware.—
Charleston Daily News, February 19,13,66.
PIANO Cnr.se.--Mr. John D. Bedford, at
Old Dominion Saloon, No. 312 Broad street,
yesterday got one dollar's worth Monti:Mates
and, on opening them, found one calved for a
Gold Composite Hunting Watch and :.nother
for a Rosewood Piano, valued with cow and
stool, at ,9100.—Richmond Daily Ltd-Mina
November 27, 1666.
In sending orders please state what propor
tion of certificates you require from each de
partment. Where no special instructs ms aro
given, we send one-half from the Dry a nd
Fancy Goods Departnrelo, and one-halt from
the Jewelry and Silver ware Department.
Whenever desired, we will send articles
BY EXP it 1.145, C O. 1).,
So that the money eed only be paid
On delivery of the Goods.
We accept the entira responsibility of men
ey sent by Express, Post ()dice Gnirr,
o.
Bank Draft.
We want agents EVERYWHERE to Whom a
liberal compensation will be paid, which can
be learned on application.
Take care and write your name and ail.
dress in a clear, distinct hand, and address
A lt JINNI/AIX
Box 5255 162 Broadway, New York.
" 2 00 to 7 50
" 1 50 to 3 00
" 1 50 to 3 00
" 350 to 8 00
(c 2 50 to 7 00
25 to 50
3 00 fo 8 00
" 2 50 to 5 00
250 to 10 00
2 00 to 4 00
2 00 to 4 00
3 00 to 6 00
" 3 00to600
" 2500 to 10000
" 10 00 to 250 00
c , 10 00 to 50 00
25 00 to 75 00
" 150 to 500
20 to 50
" 2 50 to 10 00
c‘ 300 to 100
W.,,) DR. H. LANDIS,
DR. HENRY LANDIS,
on - -
111 e - vla
Dl?. .HEN-BY ILEUM
At the "Golden Mortar, "
At the "Golden Mortar,
Market St ree t, Marietta.
Market Street, Marietta.
Keep constantly on hang
Keep constantly on hand
Segars,
Prescriptions carefully compounded
Prescriptions carefully compotoulai
D oor:. MATTS,
Excellent quality, choP; -
AT JOHN SPJ.A\rGLEB.>S fb-.12D__11.411_1,_.
PIOGER'S Celenrated Pearl Cement and
Cement
Oil Paste Blacking, at
" THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
BRASS----
porcelain lined preservinZ I;et.tl's'
cheap, at JOHN SPANGLER
-----------:,
TAIL sx.inTs..__Go to Di rs. R olli
ll_ and see them.
EST Quality of Wines and "[Alio rs icl
oses,
medicinal purp at Dr. Landis'.
-- --- :1
BROOM HANDLES,
J. SPANGISRS.
a choice hit rece t
and for sale at
A CHOICE Lot of Books for children c.!iii,ra.
.1-1 indtstruct able Pleasure Books ; Scli , :,'
Paper Ranks, :'•'tazioriary, Pens; pcil
s r..'" -
, : DR- LANDIS--
lIEMI
Drugs,
Perfumeries ,
Fancy Articles,
Patent Medicines,
Coal Oil Lamps and Shades,
Howe & Steven's Family Dye Colors,
Shoulder Braces and Trusses,
Papers and Periodicals,
Books & Stationary,
Portmonnaies ,
Remember the place,
Remember the place,
Dr. Grove's old Stand.
Dr. Grove's old Stand.
Give us a call.
Give vs a call.