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Shirts at N. York Prices
RE- THoMPsONs Shirt Depot.
spr25-d % Cherry ST., near Union.

A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH,
are easily attained, and those who fail to
avail themselves of the means should not
complain when accused of gross neglect.
The sozODoNT will speedily eradicate the
cause Of a foul breath, identifying and pre-
serving the teeth to the Oldest age.
Sold by ali Druggists. may9-3t
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SPEECHES ny THE scoRE.-In tho House Of
Representatives yesterday, resolutions
were offered restricting speeches 10 six
on each bill, from each member individu-
ally, and to twenty-five each day.
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CoUSTERFETT MoEEY.-J. Talomett, SOL
der, was arrested for passing a Counterfeit
$40 note. This was the only arrest made
by the Patrols yesterday.
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Old Course of Treatment

o SS m oagy sn90yet sy patients sseon Dr.
newer 5ogsh aveaon and has been hund much sho than
l4ay symptoms produced BY the Old school Treatment
in leases willie for
10
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A Farm Of about 200 acres, within 20
miles Of Nashville, Tennessee, at about
eight thousand dollars cash, is wanted by
H. G. scovel, Real Estate Agent.
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See the advertisement in another column
Of Board an Lodging. The premises are
eligi bly, situated, both for business men and
those in retired life.
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COUNCIL MEETISG.-The Board Of Alder
men met yesterday afternoon, and adjourn
ed 10 Thursday at ? P. m, there being no
quorum present.
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IcE CHEsrs Lex CHEsTs ~ have Just
received a supply Of Ice Chests Of various
sizes suitable for Families, Hotels, Saloons,
and Green Grocers, which ] offer for sale
On reasonable terms. Chests Of any des
cription made to order on she shortest no
lice. ". p. Hahn,
Ice Depot, No. Criddle street,
may7-4t near Lou. and Nash; Depot
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Gold is falling, so is tie price Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
Card Pictures row only S per dozen.
aprlI-tf A. s. MoEsE, IS Cedar st.
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Pure Ice Cream-Ladies, when up town
to-day, call at 40 College st., upstairs,
and get some of the best Ice Cream in the
city.
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DICK SANDS, the Champion clog-dancer
Of America, At Poland's Variety Theatre
every aight. st
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Montgomery, Alabama, is occupied BY
a. j. smiths command, and Selma by
Gen. Steelc's- Gen. Wilson is still at Ma.
con, Ga, between which point and Wash.
ingtoh City there is telegrspbio oOmmuni.
cation.
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POLASD's VARiKTY THEATRE-The world
renowned clog-daneer, Dick Sands, every
night. 81
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The genuine Cumberland Coal can be had
of Knight Bros. Office at Driver & Browns,
No, 80 West Public Square.
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DICK SANDS, the Champion clog dancer
Of America, at Polsnd's Variety Theatre
every night. 81
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PoLAED's VARIETY THEATRE-The world
renowned clog-dancer, Dick Sands, every
night. st
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Beautiful Pictures of Babies taken in
three seconds by Mr.. Ferdinand, the great
Baby Tanner, at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
and. apr1I-tf.
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Strawberries and Ice Cream at AZ College
street, up stairs.
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GESTLENKS's CLoTHINs cleaned and re-
Psired al 20 Ia Cedar Street. corner Of
Cherry, by Jas. J. MoLOusHIEx.
may6-lws
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All persons afflicted with private diseases
would do well TO call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. % Deaderick street, up stairs.
DR.. J.. may be found in his Office at all
hours. apr6
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Our JoB OFFICE-Weare executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices at this Office.
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We are obliged to ". c. Collier for late
furnished US last evening.
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ABuSinesS directory.

For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. VII be sold cheap for cash.
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VIZ. P. EATON & Co., are our sole Adver-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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Special Auction Sale Of Boots, Shoes d
Hats.
By GEo SHIELDS d Co.

d VEU HIELUs q %.
We will sell on Thursday Morning, May
18th, at 10 o'clock, 60 cases Ladies' Misses
Children's. Men and Boys Shoes Men and
Boys fine Calf Boots. Also large invoice
Of Ladies' fine Trimmed Hats. Men and
Boys Fur and Wool Hats. Sale positive.
Gro. SHIELDS & Co.
Is and q College 81.
may10-1t.
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Old Papers for sale at this Office. The
largest in the city.
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$500 Reward

NJ Will GIVE To any 0Ns PRoDucva
- = 49, speedy ana stla cure ~ Con-
-. .-', - ~ u ~ I'll send % any "a .iress u.
- llllels ot 81 lor he ialisr Never fs =, ~
"a 4e ef len-aie n lron fFe % ten dava. IN 4
elate-a nh4A IA fERaE e UTNoVft
- 49, flsaaras aa1 rIaf...s -
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h'lLrp.-Gsroner P. B. Coleman yester-
Jay heia an inquest on the body Of Sing.
Williams colored, who waa killed after one
o'clock in The morning by one Of four shots
ared at him by Dick Woods, well known a
Blue Dick, also colored. The men had
been at 8 negro bail At q house in the aliev
near the post Office, noted Tor quarrels and
disiurbancas-they had fallen out about {
girl, aud the shooting was The consequence
Dick will be examined By the Records
this morning.
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TO EMPLOYEES.
Powers of Attorney
Hay.

TO RECEIVE PAY FROM GOVERNMENT,
II drawn up, Etamncd, and certified FoE rElFLE,
County Clerk'a Ofiica Court-ho spii-l0a'
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HEADQUARTERs DEPAETnENT Or 1HE CUNBgaLAEDil
OFTICE PRov0sT MARSHAL GENEa'L.
NASH VILE, May 9Th, 1855 }
Provost Msrshss a. regular military posts along
the ne Of The ashyine and ChatlsnOoga, len
nesses and Aabsma, Nashville and North Sesiern,
and Edgeheld and kentucky Railroads are hereby
authorized 10 grant passes By Railroad 20 Na-hull-
and 70 int redate DC ints and return, % such Ct-
zens ony as reside at their rtspectve posts snd Who
are known 10 he loyal The provost Mars al o
hast Tennessee h. authorized 10 grant passes BY
railroad 70 Nashville and return 10 Knoxville. THIS
authority gives no power 70 grant free tram polta-
ton
BY command Of Major General THoMAs.
| !. 6. PARkHUR5T,
/ msv6-3t Col and Prov. Marshal 6enl, D. G.
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than 500, 10000 remain unsOld, which viii
probably be disposed Of within the nezt 90 or 90
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command 8
premium, as has uniformly been the case on clO-
sing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers viii select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence. and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
sURscRRTIoS AsEST, Paila-
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL HI RECEIVED BY the
First National BANK Of Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
rnarlT-2ne
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40 gallons of delicious Strawberries re-
ceived every day at 40 College street.
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For Rent.

m he Sore Rooms, Halls. kc., 10 Masonic TEN.
DE. Bids VII b received ioy Ten days.
msy3-lW DE- WlLKIN, Trustee.
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MORTON, Craig { CO.,
Receiving, d FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
No. q West Fourth st., Cincinnati, 0

WE have formed partnership under the above
W name and style, for the purpose Of doing
General Commission, Receiving, and Forwarding
Business, and beg leave 10 announce to our friends
and the trade generally, TO manufacturers and pro-
ducers, that we are prepared 70 receive, and give
our prompt attention to cOnslgnments and to the
interests Of those who may favor Us with their bus
mess.
We also propose-and have arrangements to
make it special permanent feature Of our bu-
siness-to purchase goods on orders for merchants
and others doing business in the South and West,
lin the Federal ines), which cannot fail 10 prove a
source of convenience and profit 70 those availing
the nselves of our services. We Therefore solicit
orders with entire confidence that satisfaction will
be given.
Prompt attention given also TO receiving and for
Wardirg goods.
Deeming it unnecessary to use the names OF
prominent friends in almost every city Of the Union,
we refer with pride and confidence to our late OH
cial positions, and 10 those who nave known US
longest and best, in our native section, for the
prompiness and fidelity with which we may be e1-
pected to discharge our duty to sill who may in
trust their business and interests in our care.
We respectfully invite al Tennesseans, and friends
from other sections Of the country visiting this city
for their convenience 20 have their letters addressed
to our care and to make our Office their headquar-
ters during their stsy in the city.
officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tennessee, can be facilitated IN their business ar
judgements by calling at our Office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN ]. CRAIG,
msrl6-Sm JAMES 8. MORrO n
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Election Notice.

UNION AND PLANIEH8 BANKS,
NAsuvILtrs April %, isa5. J
here VII D. a meeting Of the stockhoifera Of
ne Union and Pan er's Banks on Monday, the I'D
n Way next, a. their respective Banking houses i1
Va hWle az ~ oclack M. 70 take into cnnsId
GRAFTON he SUBJ 90 Of surrenderng tha charters OF
The two sank and andlng up fhc'rsdslrs
By order Of the respect W 8oaris
JO1 vi ALLEN Cash Union Bank.
d. WEAVER, Cash. Planters Bank.
aurl1-tf
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4 Scientific Vegetable Preparation OF
Rare Ingredients. Dellcately Per-
fumed.


A Scientific Vegetable Preparation or
Rare Ingredients. Dellcately Per-
fumed.
London Hair C5l0r Relt5rsr and Dre-aiag.
" London H1ir C5l0r RestoTer and Dressing.
4" London HaH Color Rssforsr md Dressing,
Z" London Hair Coor Restora and Dressing.
1t viii restore grsy hair to it, original color.
At will make g zr0E on bsld heads-
SIT viii restore the natural secre ions.
at viiI remove al oandruh aoi itching.
Ut 81 maze ne hair soft go'sy ana = be-
sit vii preserve the or Enal color % o.d age
TT VII prevent b hsir rom hhng on
SIT vii cure al diseases q the icalp.
IT IS NOT A DYE.
Rrmnu1H--It IL complete within itself; 10 other
dressing or accomT snInent o. any KIND nens re-
gulred. The har n rsnoysted aDd sire Eihe1sdf
>restorei toits original cooFs soiineas and peau-
y, without the Application d min,rd sous 90 -
il Il entirely different IRON the many srtces nat
have been ilsued frnm time 70 Gues and - ne
osLT ks0wE REsToEEE Of CotoE and perfect hAia
D1EssEE couHusED. % IS delcately peri1Ined, AMI
can b sppled b. hand, or son brush, a. . does
not stain The skin or sol the finest hnen-
10 TIE LADIES.
We would respectfully ak The attenaon Of Ladies
! 10 tins new unIFer-aiy pouuiar bar preparaion,
and remind them o. the well cstani shed trt hat
many Of he hair tones 10 vogue are uoi Only pos
eTiess Cor good, but absolutely peincious, and 100
onen destTucuTa 10 Their infaenee upon the growth
i d ne hair. The " Londou Ear Color keslofer'
/ contains 20 slhstlnce that VII cog the pores. uu
l f does contain real n0urshme or the ves-ei'
from which ne roots spring, thus rendering the hal
| truly elegant and beautiful 10 every period q life
On ch ldfen's heads q lays the oundaton o. goo
b a Of bar, and st he ladys toilet It is indlspen
| sable.
Does nof ~ Haf, B0sne, or De fred Ina
Il isl the onlV sitesfsd article TIT VII atsolu.elY
| vi bout deoepeou, restore the halr % - orElna
| col 7 and beaugT. Gaming It b Eros where BE- pa
| al en- on or become TIM frice ~ = per uoile-
Sid by Dr.. swayne a Son, $50 North Sixth street
WJAow ". SMITH,
Cor Church and Vine Streets, Nashville
| mayg-em-tu q sat
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NOTICE.

A IL PERs ms HAVING CLAIMS AeaTyz
n the 5ih Cavalry Division. earnmandell ~ a.
let MAJOR General Hatch, slIl dnd & u her al
5s.a;age Q can on 7. o. BiEney, No. 10 Cherry 81
~. 8. Cub Houael apris-sf
IT., P. sad D. copyl
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Jurs B. QUINCY, Of the National Banner,
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
c;Dnasf
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1E0 BALES BEST TIMOTHT RAY, iust r.
IJU ce.vsd and ior sale az the ioac5t marzet
-a.es. Also
INN DtZ STRAW BROosfs ID store and fsr
IlNI Faio ~ PAUL a SANFORD.
mayf-l# Al south Market
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PRIVATE OR VENEREAL DISEASES
.. S. 7-SO loan.

By authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
scription Agency for the sale of United States
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three enihs per
cent. interest, per snnum, known as the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-10

For sale at this office. one Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which viii be sold cheap.
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PoLAND's VARIETY THEATRx.-The world
removed olog-dancer, Dick Sands, every
night. st
WANrED.-A cash box. Apply al
maye-2t Z. 4 J. NokTHNAN.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. A
~ BrTex house containing rooms, kitchen and
sfslia On south Union street. between Nine street
and Ire Frsnklln pike-lot 80 By $50 feet. Viii b
sold cheap for cash. Apply on The premises q
Nrs Il BoJle. may3-lWs
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q. 8. 5-2O Six per cent
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual profit on the 7-sO loan, at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from STATE
and municipal a1aton, 0hieh adds from one to three
per cent more, according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest is payable semi-snnually
by coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
Tba ;r4arags ,,,,or,4s To
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New Goods.

NJ hAFa ltsf REcEIVED 4 LARGE ana
y ael .r'ecied stock Of spraF and sunr1s-
49, 1s =, men and boys. Fufnishins tsoois.
r.l e-tll - alao me sasorrment Il Clofks.
S-aalllere= and NeslnEs for suits rrsfe Ia ,,-i--
tLees p sllt Ne amos, a 50 MarEsi sirsei
Aptit-lm AfECHER kTIENER
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sENTENcED.-At Capt. Goodw.n's Office
yesterday the register contains the follow
ing Lewis S. Hodges, citizen of Giles
county Tenn, tried by military commits.
sion on charges Of di'loyalty and harboriBg
guerrillas, sentenced to fine Of one
thousand dollars, to be worked out in mill.
tary prison at the rate Of tive dollars day.
Allen Stuart, a Governments employee
from Pulaski, for thieving, six years hard
labor. Andrew J. Russell, corporal, ex.
pressing joy at the Presidents murder, re-
dueed 70 the ranks and deprived Of all pay
due, and all pay 70 the end Of his term
when he is + be dishonorsbly discharged
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GRAND MILITARY REYIEw.-The review Of
the renowned 4th Army Corps, commaI ded
by Major General Stanley, which was post
ponod from Monday, took place yesterday
morning. The day was bright and beauh-
iul, cool breeze tcmpcring the rays Of an
ardent sun. Accepting an invitation from
gallant officer Of the I'D Indiana, we
made one Of his party, and on arriving at
the grounds we found the troops alfeEdy
there and in lire; the right under General
Kimbsu, beyond the HillsbOro Pike; the
center, under General Elliott, between that
pike and the middle Franklin; the left,
under General Thomas J. Wood, extending
up the hill beyond Fort Morton. Behind
the line was the wagon train, the horses
geared and hitched, ready for moving. The
vast space between the surrounding hills
was dotted here and thore with carriages
and other vehicles carrying spectators, with
horsemea, and pedestrians, all attracted by
the fame Of the old 4th, and the novelty of a
review Of a body Of q, goo men. MAJ. Gen.
Thomas, punctual to the hour, appeared
on the Geld, and after signal from the
deep mouthed artillery rode with his staff,
down the long line. The General was
looking in fine condition, and was received
by the men with loud cheers. Having in
spected the line, he posted himself in q
prominent position opposite the centre, and
reviewed the column as it marched past.
The troops, although but recently returned
from one Of the most iaiguing and ex-
hausting expeditions in which they have
ever been engaged, were in fine trim, and
moved with the precision, elasticity and
bOuyanoy Of conquering veterans as they
are. There was an eager desire on the
part Of spectators to catch a glimpse Of the
noble features Of the intrepid Stanley, the
ehivalrous Kimball, the gallant Elliott,
the modest hero Wood, the courageous
Bradley, and other commanders, and
fortunate were those who recognized
them. The names and deeds ofthese com
manders, and their corps, will live as long
as the history OF this nation, whose mil
itary glory they have illustrated and whose
lilo they have been instrumental in pre-
serving. We remained long enough after
the review to witness one brigade form in
limb Of battle, and make grand charge
the mimic scenc being ali Of q battle we
ever saw. The review was conducted with
good Judgment and everything passed o
pleasantly and brilliantly. No pageant
its equal, had ever been seen here and i
will long be remembered as one Of tn,
closing incidenta Of this war, alike credita
bic and honorable 10 all concerned.
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Buckeye
Reapers & Mowers.

AN the sole agent for the sale Of this excellent
machine in Middle Tennessee. Send your OF.
ders early. J. n. HAMIL ION,
successor 70 Macy 3 Hamilton,
feh2s-sms No. Is oolegs street, Nashville.
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SeVen-Thirty Loan.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18th,
1854, and are payable three years from that time,
in currency, are convertible at the option Of the
holder into
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The best Coal for steam is the Cumber
and.
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For Boots snd Shoes at reduced price,
call at 81 Cherry street. msyS-5t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-24

From the Pittsburg Chronicle. Aug. ~.
The yield OF oil at tho wells on Dunkard
Creek, Green county, during the past week
has been On the increase The Wiley wells,
Nos. ] and ., have been producing one
third more than common. The Cramer'
is now producing ten barrels per day. The
continental has been drilling deeper, and
is at present 535 feet in depth. The own
ers expect to commence pumping in day
or two. The "Clyde" owned by compa-
ny in this city, has been doing a nice thing
lately. She commenced pumping for the
second time on the Sd inst; on the fourth
She yielded 60 barrels, and on the 9Th 1875,
and has been pumping at that rate ever
since. by q private letter from the Super
intendcnt of the Rocky Gnlcb oil company,
We learn that they have made strike at
4i5 feet, after having bored through the
second sand rock. The oil is described as
being Of dark green color, and very heavy
The Victoria oil company, at Kittanning
have reached the grease in their well, on
the Hoover farm, six miles below Franklin.
1t has not yet been tested, but the ndica-
tons for u good well and large yield is said
to be fiatterng
Hugh Lee, Esq, Of this city, struck oil
in his WELL on the west bank of Little
Beaver, last week, at the depth of 500 feet
The capacity Of the well is estimated at
ten barrels per day. 1t is about mile
and half above the mouth Of the creek.
The Duck Creek oil company have made
another strike on Caruthtr's farm, which
promises to yield heavily.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-24
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co

1t having come to our knowledge that imita
tons of the American Watch have been pu, I'M.
on the market in great numbers, calculated by
their utter ,rthlessness to injure the reputation
Of our genuine products, to protect our own in
terests and the public from imposition, we again
publish the trade marks by which our Watches
may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The FsRsr has the name.
AMERICAN WATCH CO, Waltham. Mass. !"
engraved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name.
"APPLETON, TRACY 4 CO, Waltham.
Mass engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name.
"P. S. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass" en-
graved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American
Watch Co. painted on the dial and warranted in
every respect
The FoURTm has the NAME
"WM. ELLERI, Boston, Mass ;" engraved
on the inside plate, and is not named on the
dial
All the above described Watches are made of
various sizes, and are sold in gold silver cases
as may be required.
tits hardly possible for us TO accurately describe
the numei Gus limitations to which we have allud-
cd They arc usually inscribed with names so
nearly approaching our own as to escape the oh
servaton of The unaccustomed buyer Some are
represented as made by the Union W atch Co,
OF Boston Mass. no such compan, existing.
Some are named the Soldiers Watch" 9th
ers are named the appleton Watch Co others
the ~. = BARLEY, instead Of our "l 5. Bart
lett - Besides many varieties named in such n
manner US to convey the idea that they are the
yeritabie productions Of, the American Watch
Company.
We also caution the public and particularly
Watches so freely advertised in illustrated pa
pers as ..Army Watches Officers Watches. y
magic Time. Observers" "Arcana Watches"
1. II
seven to fourteen dollars. A good Watch in these
times. cannot be afforded ior any such money.
A little attention on the part OF the buyers will
protect them from gross Imposition.
ROBBINS X APPLETON.
Agents for tue American Watch Co,
dkvl,u Rroaiway NewHYork