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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

ment OF the eriinalt u il desirable to surround the
assassin with the halo Of martyr BY procuring BIZ
and death In direct violation OF every princt
pie Of lawi Not every assassination neces'arily con
signs the perpctrstor to everlasting irfamy Inc name
Of Charlotte CordaJ occupies higher place In history
than those OF the tribunals Of the reign OF terror Inc
assassin of the President struck at the majesty OF th'
law in the psfoon Of the Chief Magistrate OF the people
the law u SIMPLY competent to be its own avenger.
Thcrc lie another article Of the Constitution to which
I would call attention.
"Corgrsss shall make no law abridelne
the fr,slsm Of speseA, Of The pres" Or me 'tsM q IA
people psaesa5ly 70 sssembi. snd to pe"'s" ~s 0"o'"
msn, for q redrsss Of yrters1ces"
II Is the sentiment Of the people Of this city, OF every
party that the time for arbitrary arrests,
and similar outrages has passed ard that the time or
resumption Of the peaceful and heshy sway Of Lave has
arrived. The press has spoken pontedJ and fearess
10 that cfect. Let the people also speak 1t is sug
gested that public meeting be called by men OF every
political party to unite In petitoning the Government
lfor the redress" Of the grievances" referred
to and TO convey to the servants Of the people at Wash
ington the decision Of the allimportsHt question,
whether by uhrebuked assumptions Of power we are to
glide by degrees into military dsspOtism. shall con
tnue be controlled and protected by such palpable
provisions Of toe Constitution those quoted by you.
and which neither tho ingenuity Of Attorney Generals
can consrus away the Obstnscy Of Secretaries Of
w ar should dare 70 defest LEX.
MAY IL 1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

1t gives us great pleasure to learn that &C.
rcm6s "Almos' has been bought by gentleman Of
this city and will therefore. rot Ietarn to france
We do no. know the exact amount paid for this nnee'
work Of an artist who already wears tie laures prom
ised him b., his masters Dearoehe anil Horace Vernst
but whatever it may have been it will NJ doubt prove
IN the end, most judicious Investment Unlike many
oher forms of capital frstrate work o, art ssthers
not only regular and sufficient interest in money WIZ
time but tho owner and all those to whom the LbeTsy
Of the owner gives access it, gaining large Ahd
eyerinereasing interest Of culture refinement and
noble delight with every year Of possession. Ii H.
surely in no spirit Of diettan.o enthusiasm thas We
record orr satisfaction that two such works g. tie
Almse" and the prayer in the Desert arc added "
the treasure Of beautiful pictures which slowly being
accumulated in this city. Every such addition makes
the city better worth living In and helps transform
from mere commercial town to center OF culture
place where people who think there Is something oo.si
I'm the world han fine carriages, fshionaby furnished
houses and oyerdrsssed women can Ind GOD Tor iAer
higher thought end occupation for their noolef hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
.,,.yr,uh. for the Chicago Fair.

Mr.. VIM. Henry Hills of Sunderland, Eng
land has collected and prepared the following sup
graphs for tho Western Sanitary Fair at chie"go'
10 Maxzini, do. Signature with
Portrait
iMAzxrsr-Twelye Autographs written for the Chicago
Fair; do. Letter, DO. Addressed Lh'oiopo'
VICTOR UuGo-Letter; do. Fac Smile Of Letter Oh
John Brown.
or1s p1ayc-Ynveope with Portrait; do. Autograph
written for the Chicago Fair do Envelope
JOHN RusKly-Envelope with Portrait (unpabished)'
ICuARIEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. with sighhturei 40
4 Letter; do Envelope.
sGoLnwIs ssnrH.Letter 10 accompany al OIL Painting
presented " the Chicago Fair.
ARCHBISHOP OF CASTgRBuRr.-Letter.
REV. r. ID. MAUgIcR--Envelope.
ppop CAIgsEs (Author Of the History OF the bavs
Power Letter on the American Contest
RogEKr BsowSryo-Envelope
|CuARLEs DIcKENs.-Signaturei DO. Note
rouy BRIGHr-Two Notee.
FRANCIS W. NEWMAN (Professor).-Lettsr.
|GAvAzzr.-Note
Il ANTE GABkIEL RossETTI.-Note
JAMES Hooe (The Ettrict shepherd). -Msnnorpt
| DR. CnALKERs-Letter.
pIsgoP CoIEyso.--Letter; do. Letter.
ADyrsAL BEEcHEY (The Arctic NsvigasSrr-S'gns
tnre.
SIR RoBgRT PEEI~-Letter.
JAMES SIX BUcKIFduAM.-
IRRHr acknowledgement
Frrrc1 OnsrsI.--Poem do. Letter.
] prop. Tom TAYLOR.
uo,.,rys Ayp ANDREW BoSAR--Nots and signssura
q xuAIp MAsssY.--Notes Of Lecture
fovIs sys Rouen-Letter; do. Letter.
p,ov csonoy SCOTT (of chester, Oriental Scholar
! SIR DAVID EasKnE Friend Of sir Walter scott)-
Letter ,..
l TEE LATE EARL or BUcnAN.-LeheT. ,u
I psIyATy syrKATAnY TO THg QuEgs-Nctsi oo OF d.
X. b.. The Prince Of Wales (Nosa'.
vGgogGE CRuIKsHAyK.-Letter , 1xo
| KAnL BIISD-Declar alton On the Baden Amnesty
DGRORQx COEDE.-GotH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
Secret Military Trials.
To n. Edisov Of The NJ r.TS,bs..

SIR: Your ere entitled ~ the thanks OF the
Law abiding community for Jour noble aud fearless sr.i
CT. OF this date entitled SECRET Military Trials" Had
such remarks been made by political opponent Of ihe
oary in power their effect would have been weakened
and the motive suspected but when supported BY the
other Republican jourrals well as the entire Demo
cratic press they should have weight with the Admin
straon a. an expression. not merely OF the sentiments
Of a party but Of the popular will
Tie new Attorney Gsleral, with rsuhns" that well
agrees with lis name, Aas II ssens given an opinion
that all tho parties arrested on suspicion oil being con-
csrnea Ia .hs murder of TIE late President and the as
sout on tho Secretary q; State are hiy triAbe by
military commission There IL slight pltusibil.ty IN
hs uostlon AZ regards tie murder OF the Pfesdent,
v,eaiuO Liru n, ;he Connandor.nCh Chief Of the army
hough even lint will not stand the test Of GrgumeED
Int A. 10 the assault upon Secretary Seward, who holds
no military posIsn and Who nGenera Jackson Ia good
authority liz merely tho olok tho President for con-
due.ng his foreign correspondence such I'll opiaon Is
not only indefcnsibls. but absurd.
There arc many reasons why In the case OF these
sed nssa.sns aud eOnspiSaios The farest and mos!
public trial according laS shocd DO accorded. Three
viii suffice.
srugge the world has ever Witnessed 10 maintain the
reInaey Of tho Constitution and Laws against those
who set them az Defiance ond tina. groat object beine
Substantially accomplished. servants intrusted by
u With the execution " that Constitution and those
Laws should not be the 6yst TO disregard their obv
ous provisions aud " defeat tic very principles for
wlich..wo have been contending.
Again the immense rewards offered ior tho offenders
present strong temptation TO perjury and inanufae
tured evidence which should be net by thorough pnb
Lefty, and every sautsry safeguard. which trial 40
cordiDg 70 counmon law guarantees 10 the accused.
Again We have already seen. from newspaper reports
parties undoubtedly innocent pursued and arrested or
these very crimes under mistakes In Identity which
would have been ludioTous. they Lad not bssa dan
gefors.
Is the country prepared TO bellers that Board OF
Generals not remarkable for prowes IN the field Will
DO moro acute In their notions Of Justice and legal pro-
cedurs than tie old Ashionsd. time honored inStuon
Is Court and juryi Has Mr.. Stanton not learned fsom
history that crimes have frequently obtained favor In
the eyes Of the people merely from ths baEbMVua 'Esss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
VICTORY

m and T, on receiving the ne.. q - esst-s
Richmond. on Easter hoTnnsl
RICHMOND fallen! Lo, victorious
See, at last, the Union stand
Broken by her blows Of thunder
Sinks the vile Rebellon's hand.
Broader light is breaking,
Easter hymns awaking-
Hail the resurrection Of 4 land.
Ye with Titan.force have struggled
For the Highest and the Bestj
HArk the tongues Of earth salute 70,
North and South and East and Wesie
And the Spring is wreathing,
Bud and blossom breathing,
That your war.wOrn heroes brows b drest
Homo shall march those gallant soldiesA
Zach peaceful citizenD
Lay the harness by, and labor
Freer, stronger, manier, theni
But in song and story
Long shall live their glory
Who have bled to free their fellow-msai
You, my friends, your wound forgetting
Proudly ON the triumph look,
Though in fire and storm Of battle
God your herO.brOther took.
He, so loved and cherished,
Hath not wholly perishea--
\
Europe lies in glimmering twilight,
Half in dawning, half in night
But your arms uplift the hammers
Which she'll forge her sword Alright
See the sparks are burning
See the glow returning,
Soon to battle her hills in morning hohsi
Float alot, thou starry banner
In the sunrise float uniurledi
Lead the holy wars Of Freedom
To release the grooming world
Till the Word Is spoken
Every fetter broken
Ancient Wrong from every fortress hurled
Take my song, o Friends beloved
This the truth it would avow-
That, in yours, THg PEOPLES FUTURJ
Lifts its grand, victorious browi
Der the severng Ocean
Flows q new devotion
TO your banner, Freedoms emblem now
DIR. FRITZ HREygpHRo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

The PROCLAMATION or FRBEDoN.-Mr. L.
Franklin Smith Of Philsdelphis has published. on
large sheet Of card paper, very striking illustration
with the text Of late Presidsnt's Proclamation
Emancipation. autographed BY L. N. RosshshaL Inc
et.hand border gives pictorial representation aye
eoricd and historical Of Slavoryths right hano' %
res Of views Illustrative Of freedom At the TOP aho
bottom srs twsnty-four portraits prominent smons
which are those OF Mr.. Lincoln Mr.. Seward Senator
Sumner, Gen Bntler, and Henry Ward Beoohes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
AN ECHO FROM GERMANY.

n ~ EItaev Of The NJ y. TSsSs~s.
Sin: have just received, from the author, BY
the last Bremen steamer. the poem Of which send you
the following translation. A evidence Of sympathy
with our great struggle Of enthusiastic rejoicing over
ssccss and Of just comprehension Of The Deeper
political questions which We shall yet With Gods help
solvA think IL has . more than literary vAua This
must b my apology In Offering for publication poem
privately communicated and containing some personal
allusions. BAYARD TAYLOk
Csdsr~ef, May Q. 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

tn. Buffalo Euprsss says the boats Industry
and Rhes. Griffin arrived at that city from New York
Tuesday being the first Arrivals nom tide water this
season.
The Utica IN. " Herald Is agitating the
subject OF railroad 10 DO butt from that oity direct "
lNsW.Yoyk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

MoRnIsrows, N. j., elected Union charter OH
GERS oil Monday by about 100 average majority
ll9 on Mayor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

Why l1Jvrc she Il Com lexS~s by
rowiers and Washes which choke or l m ts II re
sne skn and IN short time leave IT harsh ard dfyf II
10 the blood and II you smooth and so skn use
nslmbolds esrsPeslls. II sivss sbsilAsey
- tes eemoseS1ou. a2slA-dAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
Political Canvass Of Lee County

The political canvass of the candidates OF Inc
Soldiers and Loyal Citizens Union party, oil Lee
county, win begin on Tuesday, September is'''
in the following order, to-wit:
Tuesday, Sept 18th, p. n, at Rogers schooi
House, Green Bay TIP. -,
Wednesday, Sept. goth, p. NJ, peninafh n0"o
emy, Denmark Up W.
Thursday, Sept. 21st,7 P. NJ, West Point, West
Point TIP. 81,
FRIDAY. Sept. 22d, p. NJ, Newton's School
House Pleasant Ridge TIP.
Saturday, Sept. 25d P. ", Pilot 8roSe' Ma
ron Up. -,
Monday, Sept. 18th, p NJ, BIG hiouha' Neu"
Tuesday, Sept. Goth, p NJ. Franklin Center
Franklin TIP.
Wednesday, Sept. 9th. 10 4. NJ, Primrose
Harrison TIP.
House, Washington TIP.
Friday. Sept. 10Th. pm. Fort Madison Madi-
saturday. Sept. soth, p. ", Brick School
House. Jefferson TP.
Monday Oct. I'd, ?. NJ Charleston, Charles
ton TIP.
Township.
Wednesday, Oct. 4th, p NJ, Hoosier Green
Des Moines TIP.
Thursday. Oct 9Th, P. NJ. Montrose. Mon.
trose. TIP.
Friday, Sept. 9th, p. NJ, Keokuk, jackson
Township.
Il is hoped that all soldiers and loyal men vii
turn out in force at the times and places aboy'
mentioned, and hear the eloquent addresses o
Colonel E. p. Wo0D and the other candidates ant
and speakers who will be present to discuss tn
political questions OF the day. For further in
IN
addition to the candidates, the committee respect
fully refer the public to the posters which will b
circulated in few days.
Bs order Of the Central Committee of the Sol
dicrs' and Loyal Citizens Union party OF lie
county. d. j. HILLS, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
KEOKUK FERRY.

0- hessrs.yANDYKE, MARTIN 60. 4,
u nov running the Ferry at this place ana
viii not tspsrs labor or sxpsnss 10 nskine
= ets4t fsgTy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

This celebrated Tofiet soap, In such universe,
demand, is mad. from the choicest material.
mild and Q neitena in its nature I rarranssv
centcd, and extremely beneffcfsl IN a, -,
npoB the skin. For sale by sllDruggists and Fancy
aocdt Deaiere. fab1a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

'or kestariiE sn's iicAnti'ying the Iair.
sug2l-!saly CHARLES BACHELOR. ~ Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

Which they offer for sale At low rates Nome but ,ha
subscriber ard L. b. SPRINGER either have mr. arc ,,
thcr,zetl tosell the above banned G. ais
oYfiCE-Opposite Coal Shed and 8 ales on Iay.e tbs
nrst NJ INC FOOT OF Main street. N O.. FIfCu
IS s"kSA-N rAs1 h.-tts s49s@ef4s55 Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
=
Church DifcefOru.

UNITED fRESBTTERIAN-F Fifth street, between
Man and Rlondeau. Services every saibath at IL M
aud "A p. M. Sunday Srhooiais IN.
JANIS BROWN, Pastor
FIRST Observation-Disclosures High and Fourth
streets Services s7ery Sabbath At IL A. and7 m.
Sunday schools al J. 3lLLgrrE Pastor
UNITARIAN cTURCH-cosaey High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath st Ii .. Sunday
School 8 a. N r. HssssL1 Pastor
CHATHAM sQUAREM. L. CtIURnfl-corner o. Sew.
snth and Morgan streets. Preaching every sabbath
III a. IN. aad u III Sabbath school at a. m. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings
z. II. waRiS6 Faster.
FIRST BAPTIST CHUkGH-Third street bet zee n
Concert and High. Services every sabbath ut ia m,
az quarter before p IN. Sabbath school 9jS a N.
j. Z. MISSIONER Pastor
CONGREGATIONAL ClIURCI-tfig h street between
tth anc sixth Services every Sabbath at II m and
M ssuhath schnoi at Gas Prayer meeting
on eonesaas evenings Or EaE TEACHER. Pastor. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

Invalid; published Tor the beeit and rs u CAUTION To
foGNG ZEN aud Others, who suffer from Nervous De-
aility, Premature Decay Of Manhood &C. supplying a,
The same time THE MEANS OF SfLsCuRE BY one who
a4 enred himself after undergoing considerable quack-
cry BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelopes single
r-pies may he had ofthe anther.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esa
iS29.dAw 3m K-onkIYn. kinoa Co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
BArCHEnoR's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best ia the asrid- rue only tru.
aud perfect Hair bye. HARMLESS Reliable Iu.iau
iaaeuHs Produces immedis,eiy = splendid Black 81
natural B'owu, Without uurins thu pir or kin Rem
sdies tie i'll effects Of m ayes. Sold ty all Drugs;sts
The genuine is sigaed William 4. Gate .lor Also.
REGEN VIBRATING EXTRACT or MI.LRFIrJgs
~. Ii l.....t. r.:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
Gov. Ixirkwood's Appointments.
Ex-Gov. !. J. Krkwood will speak at the following
tnes and nlacea nnon the noteal anetioMs of DAY

the Local Committee at the soveraipcrts above men
toned will please make the necessary arran gsments
said meetings. JOSHUA TRACY.
Chairman State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
5pseial Notices.


HostetttY's Bitters on the Battle Field.
Il is satisfactory know that field hospitals az
longer unsnppe4 with his lilesa,ing preparation.
Soldiers no, private citizens hal become ACQUAINTED
With it4 properties, hare in many Instances made
special re4ue'; that uosrErrERs sT0Mtca pIr-
TIERS might b. added To tie medical stores OF their reg
i;aents I'd their wishes have lot been unht eded As
means OF sustaining wounded the battle field
aud Of euablin troops besr aiiguiDg marches under
blazing san has teen strenus.ziy recommended by
distinguish medical uen ana the Icss ..c i. that T.
si eventually supersede all the sdulterafei tinctrres
liquors ana doages Ta,ie that have heretofore been
ed medicinal stsples. The fact that smAl
quantity O. the Bitters mixed With water from any oil
the Southern Southwestern rivers will prevent /, from
affecting the bowels or the liver should be Ia mind
by Army Physicians soldiers and all who have occ ssicu
user lIosTErTBR'5 BITfXRS in conformity with IL
directious may set defiance Intermittent Fever erf
all othr deseases generated ty the action OF an un
wholesome at nio sphere, nnnn an uyerfaxed f.a,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

For Diarrhaa, Dysentcrv.

For Diarrh9a, Dysentery, &c.-Mn.
SSiEEs Compound Extract OF BEsSg PLANT s the most
labe and successful remedy; il 10 endorsed by Col
long Geeeral Pleasantou and Gen rz Henry Warren
e the United State. Army, Western Sanitary and Chris
tis Commissions War Relief Fund Coma'iiiee Ea,ors
81 the Press and Western steamboat oic-rs Sold by
all druggists. aud s. D. yoasLt 4 Co, Keckuk.
J. 4 G. MAGUIRE, Sole Projectors.
jyle-ds16m q, In,,. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

The Bridal Chs M Der. an Essay NJ w.,
Ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
Diseases ofthe Urinary
sy ens-sensfree in sealed envelopes address. n
sKILLIS HouaHroN, Howard Association. phi,..
tslpAiA, Pa. .,rxA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-14
DIED.

Elizabeth, N. I'D inst. ut tho house of bel
son. in-law, Mr.. VIM. IL. Little, Mrs. Abigail
Cobb, widow CT the late Thomas Cobb, Esq, CT
Castine, aged Sc years, Q months and days
Her remains were brought to Castine for intor-
ment.
Nevada Feb 3D. of small po1, Francis De
sises, Esq., aged 81 years, months and days
Sherman-March 2sth, Capt Edward Sinclair
ged 70 years. The deceased was born in surry
and emigratod from Bluehill to sherman in 1859
Ile has furnished three sons for tho army; one
died from wounds received before Petersburg. one
is in the navy and the other in the 30th Me- Vols
Haucock--Dec. LIST, ga, Abby. aged about 10
years, daughter of W. S. iiodgkins.
April 5th, Margaret j.. aged 10 years and 10
months, daughter Of W. ). uodskins.
We trust that she now rests above
With Jesus Christ whom she did love;
Sho never more will sorrow know,
Ncr pain or death rs felt below.
We miss her much at morn, at might;
We miss those eyes Of black, 50 bright;
New'sh that she again might como
And cheer this now SO lonely hons.
And yet wo know that God 5 above,
And rules all things in perfect love;
IT'S right that she was called away
Thus carly in her youths bright day.
Then father, mother, calm thy fears,
And sister, brother, dry thy tears;
And strive to meet thy eaily love
In heaven, her home, with God above.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-14
HUNNEWELLS
Universal Cough Remedy.

There is, probably, no line of diseases which has
been more enormously treated than Throat aud
Lung COMPLAINTS
Thare is no recipe written, nor preparation before
the pub ic for the above complaints, that does moi
contain il,ecac, .i,,ti'nony, Lobcfia or OPIUM III
some form or other which claim to be olttrety I'M
necessary in nine enhs of such cases, rs they pro-
duce nausea, the stomach to rcpel food, and
allow disease to triumph what nature requires
TO keep up strength.
Again these Objectionable components cause
doses TO be placed far apart, that the irritation
which the cough gets the upper hand, and the
foundation of weak lungs consumption is perna
nently laid.
A true Cough Remedy should not only be the pocf-
It, hedsiic, or nursery companion OF all and to be
used just often there is ticlRg in the throat ol
disposition couYh but to allow OF its free after
the cough il checked to clear away all Remaining
irritation, and make the cure perfect.
Cases of the most violent Sore Throat, with al
the symptoms Of Ihpthcyia have been entirely ciutt
by making constant use OF the Cough itelnedy 10
tiarsle For Hoarsencss it is Invaluable
JOHN l.. HtSNEWELl, fEortIEroE,
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
n:,-For sale by all dealers in medicine.
sold by G G.. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine
w f. Phillips, IL II. Hay, aud W. W.Whipple,
Wholesale Agents, Portland lml3
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FEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH

Is THE BEST
1t is made on the best principle while the foreign
watch il generally made on no principle at all Inc
foreign watch is mostly made by women and boys,by
hand While their labor is cheap, their work is dear
at any price. Such watches are made without plan
and sold without guarantee. They are irregular in
construction, and quite as irregular in movement
They designed only TO SELL and the buyer is the
party most thoroughly sold Those who have kept
"ancres "lepines and Swiss levers in proiessed
repair for few years will appreciate the truth oil our
statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces screwed together, the body Of the American
Watch is formed of Solid Plates No jar interieres
with the harmony of Us working, and no sudden
ing or any business pursuit. 1t is held together rs
firmly single piece of metal. 1t is just what all
machinery should be-
1st ACCURATE, ed SIMPLE, I'd STRONG,
4th ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure (heapness by our system. but
Quality. We do not pretend that our watch can be
bought for less money than the foreign make beferes
but that for its real value it is sold for one-h the
price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (named VIM, E.llery) is
what its name Enthusiastically substantial ana III
ways Reliabic-warrat ted to stand any amount OF
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH manned
P. s. Bartett) is similar in size and general appear
ance bit has more jewels and more elaborate hnlsh
OUR LADIES WATCH, recently brought oui Is put
up in great variety of patterns, many OF them ol
| rare beauty and workmanship, is quite small out
OUR You've GENrLEHaN's WATCH is neat, not
large aud just the thing for Young America.
THE PROOF of the merits of our watch may be
found in the fact that we now employ over seven
hundred worknen in factories, and that we arc
still unable to supply the constantly increasing de-
mand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH is thinner
and lighter than the others have described Its
fine thermometer balance Is dclcatcy adjusted to
correct the variations caused by changes of tcmpera
ture These watches are the fruits OF the latest eX-
periments in chronomery, and are made by our best
workmcn, in Il arate department OF our factory.
For the finest time keeping qualities they challenge
comparison with the best works OF the most famous
English and Swiss makers.
robbins g. APPLETON,
Agents for the American watch Company,
lml3ry 1872 Broadway, N. Y.