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TIE CONFEDERATE COTTON wARRAETs.
LArEsr NEws va quErNsTowN.

PARIS, Saturday, April 8 The Bourse closed
closed very dull OF G9f 6Oc for the Rentes.
LoSDeN, Sunday, April l9.-Sweden is
actively engaged in recognizing her navy and
completing her maritime deiences.
The steamship Great Eastern was safely
hoated from the gridiron last night.
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ARREsf or Mas JEFF. THOMPSON, Mrs CAL.
HouN AND Mr., PAUL BENTLEY.--Mrs. Jef'
Thompson, wife Of the great guerilla chief in
company with Mrs. Calhoun, arrived in this
city, per steamer from Helena, Ark, on Wed.
nesday last. The ladies put up at the Everett
House, where they were called upon by Mr.,
Paul Bentley, gentleman who has recently
been in the South, and also came 20 this city
from below. On Saturday evening the whole
party were arrested, and their presence requir-
cd at the Provost Marsha's Office. The ladies'
exhibited pass from General Gormon, com.
mander at Helena, but Mr. Bentley was unable
or unwilling to give any satisfactory explana.
tion Of the how and whereof Of his presence in
the Federal lines, and was sent to Gratiot
street prison. The ladies we're permitted to
return to their hotel, but were still kept under
military surveillance There are inoendoes
adoat that Mr. Bentley knows more than he
will tell but, there being no proof Of anything
criminal against him as yet he will perhaps,
be retained Ia custody only as safeguard
against what he might do, as his answers to
the questions propounded to him were any
thing but satisfactory III -. Louis Repablican,
5ih uh.
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C1ONTRABaND.- Forests raid upon Brent.
~ wood "a negro boy named "B iiwss captured,
belonging to Capt. WM. B. WAtToN. N he has b'tn
sent 10 any camp Of Objection, the commanding officer
thereof will please communicate the fact TO the Rebel
Oice lapr8OJl
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ClOP ART NERSHIp NOTICE.--The undefsigne
~ have associated themselves tjgether Under IN,
style aud firm OF BONDURANT a MATTHIAS. fol
the purpose Of conducting the GRCCEhY AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS, IN Lynchbuig Va.
We shall keep constantly on hilnd as large anf
well selected stock of GhOCERlES and SlAPld
/ DRY GOODS, hs can be Obtained aud win spare nj
pains 60 serve our customers at all times.
Conducting the business on tho CASH principle
we will be enabled 10 offer inducements 10 city ant
country purchasers, elher by Wholesale or ieih,i.
ConsignmeHts Of Flour, Wheat, Corn ana oil othet
country produce solicited, and prompt returns IN al
cases. as soon as sales are mcde
Manufactured aud Smoking Tobacco and Snun ol
OIL grades always on hand.
Wosoicit q share Of the public patronage
up BONDURANT,
deel7Bm JAMES MATTHIAS.
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TIETY DOLLARS RRWARO--l viii give tbs
I above reward ior the delivery Of two hortes
stolen from me- or sas keeping s0 | can Ctt them.
one ~ dark brown horae : yfafsUld 70 la1da high
with stpr IN bis iett, ltn ~. NeRk, sud lon bind
lout and abcle sore Mlen be iet 1he eolher IL dsfk
run grey, yeaFy0el. |, bands agh bal face little
roman pose pa his hois white apd legs ball way 10
h knees, wtga sa1agal Nh.e epos on BIN one "a tho
eft side Of ls Esak his main, one betwetn hil
thighs behind. ! will give tl5 Tor eilher Ny ad-
dress Lew burg, Marshal co., Tennessee
JJ. WILLIAMSON,
may6@tA Care G Maj. s. Ewing iierlit,
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FOR CONnRHHg

tNTE are authorized and requested % announce
wv Hon. sam. A, SMITH, Of Bradley county, 90
. candidate tor the O0aiedefhto t0ngrCm, imn ihs
third Distrioi
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!. OR SALE.--A splendid Beam Engine Of 90 hese
power with boilers, heaters, pFes &c., coTnpiete,
all nearly new and suitable for any purpose tor which
steam poweris required.
II. NJ. ANDERSON g Co..
mnvS2w ReniR Can
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OF FrNE sILYFR WARr.

TABLE LASEN, SEAT cHIaA, De-. Sc.
& aits ID aartiua " Maaiay the tith AhiLel la ihs
residence ot u. Chandler, taficuS articles q ino
Silver Ware
One Ssit Ane ChHa Ware,
Fine Ta6le and Bed Linen.
Ladies' are invited 10 a.teod.
IA. VAUGHN,
mays tts Auchopec
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FRIDAY MOANING. MAY 7. 1868.
LAVE N0RTnERN NEWS.

Wo have received United States dates to the
Ist Of May.
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GBe ddluhIg 4)atrlot & Clinton
THE CHEAPEST PAPER PUB
LISHED IN PENNSYLVANIA!
AND
TIE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER PRINTED
ATTUH SEAT OF GOVERNMENTS
Forty-four Columns Of Reading
Matter Each Week !
AT GHE LOW PRICE or ONE DOLLAR AMI
PITY CENTs-wHEN SUBSCRIBED
FOR IN CLUBS OF nat leSSTHAN
10 COPIES to zone ADDRESS

WYE HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TC RAISE
w the club subscription price to one dollar
and fifty cents 10 order t0 save ourselves from
actual loss. Paper has risen, including taxes,
about twenty five per cent, and is still rising -
and when we tell our Democratic friends, candid
w, that we can no longer afford to sell the "WeeE-
.ly Pairio, a Union" at one dollar a year, and
must add fifty ccuts or stop the publication, we
trust they will appreciate our position, and, in
stead Of Withdrawing their subscriptions, 60 to
work with a will 10 increase our list IN every
county in the stste. We have ende2v9red, and
shall continue our e%foits, to make the paper use
ful as aparty organ, and welcome as u {
messenger in every family. We fatter ourselves
that it has not been without some influence in
producing the glorious revolution in the politics
Of the State achieved at the late election and if
renrlessness in the discharge Of duty, fidelity TO
the principles Of the party, and an anxious desire
70 promote its interests, with some oxperieuc CO
and a moderate degree of ability, can be made
serviceable hereafter, the weekly Patriot and
Unionv will not be less useful to the party OF
less welcome to tho family circle in the future
than in the past. We confidently look for %increat-
ed encouragement in this great enterprise, and
appeal to every inf dcntial Democrat in the State
to lend us his aid in running onr subscription list
up to twenty or thirty thousand. This expense tt
each individual is triHing, the ben eft to the par.
ty may be great. Believing that the Democracy
Of the State feel the necessity Of sustaining q
fearless central organ, we make this appeal u
| them with the fullest confidence ofsuccess.
The same reasons which indcce Us to raiss the
price of the Weekly, operate il regard to the
! Daily paper, which has also increased. The ad
fitional cost to each subscriber will be but triding
and, while we cannot persuade ourselves that
the change necessarily made will result in any
diminution Of our daily circulation, yet, wero we
certain that such would be the consequence, we
should still be compelled to make it, or suffer O
ruinous loss. Under these circumstances we
must throw ourselves upon the generosity, or
rather the justice of the public, and abide their
verdict, VIII tevcr it may be.
The period for which many of our subscribers
have paid for their paper being on the eve OF
expiring, we take the liberty Of issuing this no.
tice, reminding them Of the same, in order that
thoy NOV
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New Watch and Jowelry Store.

- 81 LAUCHLIN, having purchased the
y. interest Of bis late partner, is now going il
IN biz own hook in tho shop formerly occupied
~ them on Second street. where he is prepared
% keep up his reputation as a complete workman
by doiugG Ill work entrusted 10 him ON short no
tee, in the best ma nnor. and on the most reas.
onable terms. Dciying the county, al he asks
IL q fair trial, and a continuation Of the patron
age heretofore extended. Look ont for the sign Of
TIL BIG WATCH.
n, B-TLe Cash will be positively expected
when the work is delivered. S. II. L.
C,o0rAsld, March 4, 1858. Y
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~, ,I,pD OBJ RELIEF lor thc county NJ
ThE vH mselat the 'DmmI ioug
',y' M .5pe,da, aud Ihor.noy, 'ho 4eh
ou'e ,oS on 49, April a. 70, 1858.
'n9 Jun ra.,d Of BsIaf have directed that toe
i"' gc soldier mua' appear tt.u.c ,hc Board
~ a,,5,e, nor sworn 'nlumort detailing name
"SS,a, ~ 5isr. reumpnt and company when enlisted :
,to p1mbsr of children, with use uud seAo Of each :
80 ,ovpsbip IN which they resided u' the time
n mU,tueaf, ard % cir present residence and
bot lie f. without the means Of support for her
,Ir and a. .idrsa, who are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses Of crodiJNig, iron tine township
In which sLo resides, must also be produced,
whose certificate, sworn 0, Def, the Board, must
PEI. forth thut tho applicant ~ the p%ersoH she req.
rsscnts herself 90 ho that the statement of The
pumber and ago Of her family is true that she il
In destitute circumstance and hen family IN no.
tual want, and that ok tbe facts set forth in he
application Hro just and true.
Forms containing these acquisitions con be OBJ
famed a. the Office Of the Board Of Relief, wheI
duplication Is made and tho witnesses appear.
Illness Of the applicant, properly proven, vii
excuse personal attendance.
VIM. S. BRADLEY, Clk.
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on ABOLITION, SLAVERY AND THE CIVIL
war.

NN @N@'t N1'
VAR.
THIS WORK Is IN PRESS AND WILL
SOON BE READY. II contains complete
and accurate copies Of Mr.. Nallandingham 3
principal speeches on the subjects above named
Also, parts Of other speeches, with Letters, Incl
dents, Votos, &c. The work has been carefully
edited, and is believed to present, fairly aud cor
rectly, the political record aud position Of man
whose views in relation to the causes OF our Ma
tional troubles, and the right remedies for them
are attracting an extraordinary share OF public
attention.
The work is on good, substantial piper, 2O6 p
large Svo.
PRICE-Paper covers, so cts Cloth, IS cts
Delivered by mail or express, prepaid, on the
receipt af the price.
Send orders, with the money enclosed, to Col
n bus, Ohio, addressed to J. II. Riley d Co, OF
to Governor Medary, Office of the "CKISlS." A
large sale is expected.
Gf1- Every newspaper that gives the above
insertions, also this notice, and sends marked
copies, addressed Box 600, Columbus, Ohio vii
receive three copies of the work. Marl6, 81
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HHiptas sALE.--Bj ,ir,uo o. : viii
= OF foi i Ja.i itiued out oi the Court ofC6in.
o. .a rI.as % Centre county, there will be eSposed
90 public snls, Oh the p]remises, on saturday ibs
is'h day OF April next
ALL the right title and interest Of y J. Llbg'e
Goo the town Of Osceola, situate in Decatur tp
Ciaarfa'd county being the one undivided three
fixtoeuths, bounded ard described as fellows, b
witt Beginning on The south by the Big Mosh.
annon creek, aud ON the east, trr'h and west by
lands of AHdrew q. Curtin, Daniel stone, Jno NJ.
Hale and David l. Prunor, containing about ~
acres. Seized, taken in execution aud 10 be sold
o. the property Of the said ]. j. Liugle.
EDWARD PERKS,
Mar. ls, 1863, 30, Sheriff.
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RENEW THEIR CLUBS.

We shall also take it az an especial favor if
our present subscribers will urge upon their
neighbors the fact that the Patriot d Union is
the only Democratic paper publish ed in Harris
burg, and considering the large amount of road
ing matter, embracing all the current news of
the day, and
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New Goods !!

THE attention of the public land Of buyers
especially is respectfully directed to our new
stock just received from the east
F.S-Call and exam inc il you don't buy.
G. W. Il II. w. SMITH.
April T. 1858,
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NI NJ MCCULLOUGH, ArroRSEY AT
w . LAW, Clearield, Pa. Office with LII.
Grams, ESQ, on Second street.
March 26, lsG2,-tf.
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Terms OF suhscrInuon.

II paid in advance, or within three months. 81 IS
r. paid any time within the year, / 50
If paid after the expiration Of the year, 90
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FLOUR ! FLOUR !.

DOUBLE EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
for sale at C. W. 4 II. W. SMITHS, formerly II.
W. SMITH & Co. This -four is made from the
best white wheat in the West, and we warrant
entire satisfaction to purchasers.
March 1, 1853,
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HA..h5 Report OF The b !cr>gamero0
investigating Committee was made to the
House on Thursday last. 1t il said to he
very yoiGmiuous, only part Of which La,
yet been polished. It will he g'aufylng
10 the numerous friend, Of DR.. Boyer in
this county and Legislative district 10
learn that his statement, as published in
January last, 1as been fully corroborated
-onradl1,i oriy by the 0ccased Men8clgss.
WesAal publish Tho main parts Of Ibis
report hereafter.
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ALSO, Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats in the grain,
Liquors of all kinds, Confectionery, nuts & Fruits,
Corn Brooms, SOle-Leather, and a very great W.
riety Of miscellaneous articles.
His situation and facilities for purchasing, somo
Of the articles herein named, are ouch MS give
him peculiar advantages over many persons in
selling at a mail profit. He would therefore
respectfully solicit q call from persons wishing
any thing in hi, line, satisfied that it will prove
mutually advantageous. Nov. 10, '62-3m.
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1868.


1858. 1868.
PHILADELPHIA 6 ERIE RAILROAD
TENlIs great line trayers the Northern aud
Northwestern counties Of Pennsylvania to
The city Of Erie, on Lake Eric.
II has been leased by the PcnHsVluunia Rail.
road Company, md under their auspices IL be-
ing rapidly opened lhrougloui lie entire length.
lt2 now in use for p3ssengcr and Freight bu.
Ftnsss from Harrisburg to Driltwood ga Fork,
w mi'c) en- zoe Eastern Diyis lon, and from
Shchcld 10 Erie, as miles On the Western
Division.
Tine Of Passenger Troins ut Dcylrood.
Express Train leaves eastward 2 10 P. NJ.
LHprcss Train arrives westward 70 asp NJ.
Cars rau through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways
90 the,o trains between Philadelphia ard Lock
Haven, and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany the Express
Train both wOyS between Williamsport and Balti-
more ana Williausport and Philadelphia.
Tor information respecting Passenger business
spply at tho 5, L. Cor llth and Market st..
hud ior freight business Of the Company's
Agents . b. Kingston, IT,, Cor. 18th and Market
sta, philadelphia
}. W. Reynolds Erie;
J NJ. Drill Agent n. Q. r. r. Baldm,r
II. II. Huusroy, Gent Freight Al. phil,
lEwIs l.. Hour, Gcn1 Ticket AIT. Philn.
!o4, D. PotTs, Gent Manager, Williamsport.
Jan. q, 1868.
rEyHE CLEGRFIELD ACADEMY will
4 be opened for The reception Of pupils males
and females) on Monday, Feb, 9Th, 1868.
Terms per Session Of Eleven Weeks:
Orhography, Reading, Writing, Primary
Arithmetic and Geography, 80 so
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography aud History, 3 90
Algebra, Geometry. Natural Philosophy,
and Book Keeping. 90
Latin aud Greek Languages, @ 90
To students DESTROYS Of acquiring . thorough
English Education, and who wish to qualify
Themselves for Teachers, this Institution ofers
desirable advantages.
No pupil received for less than half a session,
ana no deduction rade except for protracted
sickness
Tuition 10 be paid at the close Of tho term.
Q. 2. SANFORD. Principal,
NearseIj, Feb. 4, Ise2,--iy.
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; In addition % the foregoing viii De fVfni sbd
kopt constantly provided
Furnishing G"oiI
, Hats. eGp', Boots,
Shoes PanJ Good,.
Notions, DC, &c.
E0-We take this method Of r~eturnin- our
thanks for favors heretofore extended, and res.
sure the public the confidence with which We
have bosn favored we will strive 70 merit 10 ID,
future.
Esy~uRAlN and FuRs taken IN exchange a.
The highest market rntcs.
REI2ENSTEtN BROS. 200
Branch of Rsi'sn ts'u Bris, fsi Nstk.i s.
philadelphia,
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RIclSr ELEcUoH.-State elections were
held last week in ConnecticIt and Wis,
conrin. In Connecticut, the Republicans
elected their Governor 10y $500 majority,
and three out Of the four members OF Con.
fres'. Last year the Republicans carried
the State by over 1000.
A ladge Of ,ho Supreme Court was ell.
etr"d ia Wisconsin. The Democratic
card.dalc is reported successful.
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RICHARD MOSSOP,
lUlN IA lL N l2 IN

FoRElGN AND DOMEsTIO GOODS.
Clearfcid, IT,
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HON. G. l.. YALLAEGINGHAMS
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Soldiers Bouty, Pensions, Prize
Money. Back Pay. &c.

GOVERNMENT CLAIM OFFICE,
No. 20 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Near 81. Pam 81, Baltimore, Nd.
WTIDOWS of soldiers who have dled
w IN the service OF the United States, are
enutIed to a pension for lie, in addition to
the Bounty Of 500, aud all arrealages OF pay
Children ana heirs OF deceased soldiers,
(where there is no widow living) are emitted
to Bounty, &c.
Discharged :sold;ers, who have served two
years are entitled to a Bounty OF $500.
Discharged soldiers who have net served TWO
rears, but who have received wounds in battle
re entitled to II Bounty OF 500 and Pension
Loldiers wt0 have been prisoners OF war
are entitled to Communication Of Rations.
Seamen in United States service, are entitled
to Prize Money, Naval Bonnties, &c
Prompt attention given all claims against
the Uniied States. WM. B. HILL.
Government Claim Office,
No. 10 W. Fayette ST.. Baltimore, Md
June 49, 1868,
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CONSTAbLh'S Said.

10y virtue of writ of Fieri Facias is-
AP sued ny A Condor, a justice of tho
Peace in and for Allegany county, and to me
ected at the suit of L. NJ, Cresap against
he lands AID tenenents of j. B. Ogleby, Pay
tin Ash aud Sarah his wife, and James Ogie-
hey Thos Talbot and Elizabeth his wife. |
have seized and taken in execution the follow
ing property, 10 wit
lots adjoining the property of Deborah.
Martin upon which lot is the relics of an old
log HOUSE.
And hereby Civ notice that SATURDAY,
the 5th of August, in the town of Oldtown
will offer said property so seized and taken
IN execution to the highest bidder for cash to
satisfy said claim and costs.
l.. G. SHRYOCK,
July 90, 1868. Constable.
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Insaiycntg Notice,

GEO. W. Do'a""''h O5&aD2E:FFNE6D; tn 81, I55h
His Creditors. George W. Duekworh
give no tce TO his creditors, endorscrs surctes
that tho 2nd Monday of October ncSt, is fixed
for the said George ". Duckworth to appear
in the Circuit Court AIlcgany county. to an
wcr such interrogatogics as his creditors en-.
dofser5 and sureties may propose Cr ullege
against him, and that copy of this order be
published in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland, once Il week for three sue,
cessve months prior to the said sec Dad Monday
Of October next, as such notice.
Tcst--H. RESLEY,
May If. lS63-3m# Clerk.
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E2Rs9lccssS's Notice.

Patrick Finnogan ORDERED this 25th day
vs.. OF April, 1868 that Pat
His Creditors. rick Finnegan give no
tice to his creditors, endorsers and sureties,
that the md Monday of October next is fixed
for the said Patrick Finnegan to appear in the
II .ut Court for Allegany county, to answer
such heterogeneous as his creditors, endor-
ser-and suretie5 may propose or allegs
t-tn3t him; and that copy of this order be
~ ished in some newspaper printed in the
city of Cumberland once week for three.
successive mouths prior to the second Mon
day 0! October next, as such notice
Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk,
1pril 80, lSG3-3m
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Editor Of Cioatan
DEAR SIR With your perlnissiou s,st to
say to the readers Of your p"grr thu. wiz aisa
by return mail to all who wish il, ltac a Er-
cipc, with full directions for makla- aud itsip g
.imrlc Vegota table Balm. tiI.r viii s.eo.it y r
remove, in 10 days. PimPles, B,o,ep"-, Tan.
Frcckcs, and all Impurities vt th. 81 ia. lst,-
ing the same soft, clear, smooth and hr.,uti.ul.
| will also mail free to those hnyinY Bald
Heads or Bare Faces, simple direction. aud ia
formation that will enable them to start full
growth Of Luxuricnt Hair. Whiskers. or q
Moustache, in less than 30 days. All fprlicn
tions answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
No. s3l Broadway, New York.
.Inlr 30. ISf3--3n. ------
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EHsSsyPIsfs Notice,

Charles II. Howell, ORDERED, this Ist day
vs.. OF May, 1868, that Chas.
His Creditors. J Il. Howell, give notice
to his creditors cndorsegs and sureties, that the
End Monday Of DC ober next is fixed for the
said Charles H. Howell TO appear in the Circuit
Court for Allcgany county to answer such in
rerro -atories as his creditors, enGnrscrs and
suscties may propose or aIlege against him;
and that copy of this oder be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cum
terlaud, once week for three successive
months prior to the said End Monday of Octo-
Der next, as such notice
Test--H. RESLEY,
May IA, 1859 3m. Clerk.
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III = MAGIC TIME OBSE}}2a-
VER.

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r..u he prcities, most convenient, ana dc
,Iatiy the hest and caorPest timepiece for
,,a .ral an / reliable use ever offered. Ii has
Within i and connected with its machinery, j;s
own winding attachment, rendering Il key On
tirely unnecessary. The cases Of this Watch
are composed of two metals, the outer one be
iug fine IG carat gold 1t has the improved
ruby action lever increment, and is warranted
an accurate timepicco. Price, superbIy engra-
we'd, per case half dozen, S20i,Oo Sample
Watches, in reat morocco boxes, for those pro
posi- e to buy Al Wholesale, S3j, sent by eX
express, with bill paynbable on delivery
Soldiers must remit payment in advance, as
we cannot collect from those in the Army.
Address,
HUBBARD BROS. & CO., SOLE lNroRTEns,
Cor. NASSAU Il JONI Srs. NEW YORK.
Jan. |, lS63--6 IS.