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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-14

Gen. II. E. McCulloch has been
employed to procure additional cap
jtsi for the Comal Manufacturing
Company, for the purpose Of extend
ing and greatly enlargiBg the oPe-
rhtions of that establishment
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Pianos nnd Music.

TyoRN a nEEMER, Us Camp ~, Constantly 80
4, HAND hrst class Piauos-- pl'yfls, Aslin 8
OuyTiers, Ilr celebrated e. #rlaiil etc, ltAl
. GRUNEwALp. Publisher of Mu1r, lmror'er
1 A, Ell musical Instruments, rlNI intfs, Nlvln-
vsy S.us', Chirh,Tius' aul Gathers, w Canal
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General Charles p. Clever, the
Delegate elect to Congress from
Now Mexico, is described as a Prus-
sian by birth, q lawyer by profess
sion, a General by reason Of hav-
ing held the office of Adjutant Cen
cral of the Territory; in politics a
bitter Conservative Copperhead, and
in religion a cross between q Jew
and a Catholic. lie beats J. Fran
cisco Chavez, the late Delegate by
400 or 500 votes.
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Hgagging, sc.

JyENT, TuOMAE Is CARTER, Importers Of ant
n Dealers IN Cordage, Bagging Bale Rope, lrui
Ties, Sc. lOi Poydras Street, Now Orleans,
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COLLEGES.

uNOEHEAIs Commercial Soilerc, New
l tOrIcnns.-iuuudril ,'.-, No vacations w.. Is
Keeping, rtnmau,hip, iahshs's' Na.h' ua'n',
practically taught, students fI"T ~ iu1n htl'
nuLurAR, Precedent lr'l--'AI
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Sewing Machines.

SOUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
y Nulselcss Marhiue Of wilcox y Gibbs VIII sew
hem, fall, braid, tuck, gather, quiz, carr nhh en- =
hTu,iar with satisfaction, Ngruts wanted NJ NO .
81. Charles -. Box 3Si, T.. a.. New Orleans,
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Z M p I r Z
Sewing Machine Company.

Principal Office GIG Broadway II. 7.
NOTICE j. called % eur new and in
- proved Manufacturing, Machine FOR
Tsilsrs and Dooi ana She Filters Agents
vsnssd, 70 Whoa LIBERAL diseoont vii Be
given. No consiEnusHss made l7sSuosl
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Culiuir srHtrfi insIffs. Hrt uralh q iin nh.
ttr iifs sfut ArlimHtiHn ~ a.ft lHnlil
o.. iiHutfs sh1 Ifuriur Tote Hui imilfHirtis
rian NJ fuuiia ilfH Hos iD rnme Aihe nnll
Tte iuifthf Ttilf ifnds slra-Igr ~ ihH v 'ilf
Frruriiy iilftiF ~ lrIau llr Tara 80. n 'l
NJ, lrHf tailor. lfH sUfflrt thrfar'Nr ani Woo.
sHtinu. utfrrras MiH|HII.urHrs lrmlttsr lrft'iH'
Al h,iuiu iI,l f,rntf iu N.AIru. iahr n iiuulr.
cod iIsanrfs AiiiinlHf tu th" Mrhian iailfnil
i,nuifsi liti-htn OF A. iHisiHs faila n Instances
in zach rsriai, uRuau Measures aud weights
Population rir.t Anrrirau rTtiirTsi etc.
Tho ahHyo ifoL will o. Hui lee iha lsitrf IHri "l
Jane pfiIs stuflr rufY, ore dHlaI 4, \, currency
Iiisial iir1rUlt ~ tlrlgir,
", RICHARDSON & co,
News ono,
lett Galveston, ttAas,
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GARDEN sE ED =

N y. VIRGIN, successor to u. Maupay, Dealer
and Mnrazine sts., New Orleans 5lly.
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practical pun Of education, out!iy"i all the literally
endowed Colleges Of this aud the routl.N c5tcn states
1t IN the oiost c,umscim' college iho t"'ed safes
Every student who pycs proper attention TO the III
strrtiun j. qualified before graduating Ia Keep any set
Of boo It matters no, what the business may tie, and
do the correspondence of any house students eau at
tend the Commercial Course or tho Literary, or Agrl'
cultural Course or ponnansh.p, Arithmetic or Book
Keeping or the Ens,h French, spanish, Gcrmnn Lat
in ur Greek Languages Trlegmphng, PhonographS,
pcnmanslip, Bookkeeping orthe higher Mathematics,
cic. separately
d,rtj during the current year
\. B--NlrrhGns, Planters, Lawyers, Steamboat
men Buir~-, etc. can here learn to open, keep and
close their books correctly in few days
Benefits of Attending this College.
lst. The student saves much time and moncy-nI
there are srccal Professors and Apartments for each
braprh and all things taught and pnct!ced as in
tUsiRc,s.
ID. prNM,NsuIp is taught as Science land not lv
imitatiun) hence all easily learn We have one of
the most distinguished Tcnmen living. rs Professor.
ID. Our GRADUATES are sought by business men and
may lie found n, Principals. HoG-,copers and Clerk,
in large portion of the Banks and Business Houses of
this city aud over the South They receive $1,000 S2UOl
or 5000 pcruunum. This education is the best fortune
parents can gyr their children.
18th The DIPLOMA or TINS COLLEGE il passport over
tie Commercial world.
9Th Young Gentlemen who have entirely neglected
their stui'c' here he qualified iuf business in i
short time.
9TH This College will qualify young gentlemen to
open similar Institutions in all southern Cities Next
co. Brazil etc. if they well recommended as to
character
It'll Crippled soldiers and sons of cc"gymcn will
have n liberal deduction made.
n B.--Thusc who write for EookkceperS or Teach
crs should give MI particulars. Tho'c who send young
students SHOULDN'T their money in the hands of their
merchant or the President The SorM must now cdn-
cate prdciicrLy be orerer the t0iRg rdSsai Of the
North
Circulars and Catalogues sent 70 all who desire them.
Esonr,.-.-Stn,lcnts can board with the Professors
and other GOOD families at $50 to RI prr month.
feRlth.---for seven years y. Orleans has been
Us healthy as New York Or Philadelphia.
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GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PATENT ARI0N PIANO F0nTES

Which they offer with NIL the usual guarantees, in
competition with the Strinwny, Chickcring, or any
other first class piano, believing they do that the
Aron is superior to any other.
Read below the article ircm the Bro jklyn Daily
Times.
IN. AGrorr, 0rgani't of the Church Of Our
Saviour, says Of the Afion:
Messrs. Manner # Go.
GENTLEMEN II have critically examined aud scv-
eral times played upon one of your AriOn Piano
Fortcs and ii affords me much pleasure to add my
testimony in favor of your superior Instruments.
For elasticity of touch, for the Singing QuGHy, So
much sought for hy artists, and for ricucss and pu
rity of tone it is unexcclcd by any piano have
used. j. NJ. ABBOTT,
organist of the Church of the Saviour of Brooklyn,
New York.
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CommLSslon merchants.

nERKINS, swENSON 4 CO., New Orleans
swENSON. PERKINS y CO., New lork,--Gcn.
eral Commission Merchants.
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NARvIN's PATENT
Alum and Dry Plaster, Fire and Burglar
PROOF SAFES.

xx-arRaETED TIE BEsr * THE WORLD
" Vrrar rarrn1a iir f-on- Eer-r i.as OBJ ir
r--i a. hsrr'F safas fiii-i ri-t
rrrrr-I So - IIaalu-5- - srE-
p wrrehouses -. - Chesriri s.. fhiia-s
11arrl-
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TOBACC0.

nresrent city Tobacco Works. MNNtH
l = UrnruTUs Manufacturers # TuhyrrUHnd ti-1tr'
Dealers In chewing and Leaf Tobacco, ~ Trh9npion
Ia. 81. New Orleans trrp22-lyl
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NCW ORLEANS

Founded in fSs2--ChurtCrCh by the Ec.
.i.Inturr Of Louisiana, with Soninicr.
rini, Agricultural, Mechanical ana
Literary Department..
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NEW ORLEANS CAnDs,
Infpsi wnfsioHss,


% UufsWutrt Hn. 80 fIm n iil ~ 4
\ UunnniDt TiiHtHth.i in hru ullrsus 'h
fa'ff usIUbriufff. cot inf-fitf N Wsifhlf.
I.t.iff silver Wafa rutIsrf tHus ani lifinisi fuf
bee faual aui &c. 10 sis. ir iN-ll.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-14

Commission Merchants d Cotton Factors
NXvARE a BROTHER, No, rs Grayier u. Par
w ticular attention paid to selling Wool. u. IL
ware, late Of selma Ala. Jas. I. Ware, late Of Gal
weston, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-14

49, f. CIRCULARS nd ri1cE Iisls d.
ing a.. q E.eiiH--y ns-i-i
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TIL THE PLAN TO BE ADOPTED.
cFRTrFIcaTEs Is CENTS EACH.
Cn TRTANTxEf.s

6 Certificate. sID q Csrt-heafes. s275
- o. F-...,s 10 ~ Ce-tifrafez aD
N. arT end - n tre time, WI - eii'si w
~ oo-iifoafss. and sllenlil slftt HrsI1se tAsl
Wt-cH uarranfef o. give cfs-ire saflsflrtiun-
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Great paris Exposition,

rUNHE undersigned having in 1862 succeeded in pur-
i chasing from the London Exhibition large as
sortent Of very valuable and elegant goods at prices
fabuousy low, concluded some time since 10 selu an
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DOrll3I-AER.

No. o pculllo str ct, New orleans.
Dealers In all descriptions OF Ma 'hucry and Asrcul'
IElulJapl turol lnl l,m.l's.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-07-19
State Of Maine.

{ 49, HANCOCK, ss.--To
81 II. & ills oiour Counties
a; s.. ofliancock, Pen
sept 2eth,lS66 I ~ obscot, York,
I ~ ~ Cumberland, Lin.
coin. kennebec, Oxford, Somerset, Washington,
waldo Piscataquis, Franklin, Aroostook, and.
rnscoghin. Sagadahoc, and knox, or either of
lheif Deputies, GREETiNG:
w Command you to attach the goods ca
~ estate Of Daniel Collins, Martin Collins, and
Lafayette Collins TO the value Of six Hundred
Doilafs, and summon the sad Defendants Ut they
my DC FOUND III your pieciici,9 to appear before
our Jnsilces OF the SUPREME JUDIcAL COURT next
to be holden in Ellsworth within and for county
OF Hancock on the fourth Tuesday of October next
iIlch ana there in on said Court to answer unto
.; D. Durham and Geo NJ. Sargent OF Boston. Mass
Merchants and late Copartners under the pame
anu style of DURHAM & SAkGENT
;, Ana also, for that the said Defendants at said
Bosom to Wit at Ellsworth oil the day OF the puI-
chase of this Writ, being indebted to the PLAINTIFF
III me sum ofTwo Hundred aud Eighty Five Dollars
and---Cents, according to the Account annexed
then ana there in consideration thereof, promised
the Plaintiff to pay him the same sum on dealand.
Also, for that the Defendant al said Boston to
Wit at Ellsworth, aforesaid, on the day of the pui-
in another OF Five Hurdrcd Dollars Tor so
much money before that time had and received BY
tne sliu Defendant, to the Plaintiffs use, in con-
sidefaton thereof, promised the laintifl's to pay
them that sum on demand.
YET THOUGH OFTEN REQUESTED the said Dcfcn-
dan:e have not paid said sum but neglect to do,
to the damage of said Plaintiff Gas they say the
sum of six Hundred Dollars which shall then and
the,e be matte to appear with other due damages
Aud have you there this Writ with your dongs
therein.
Witness, JOHN APPLETON, Esquire, at Ellsworth,
this Zoih day OF September, IN the year Of Lo.d
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-sx.
y. W. PERRY Clerk
STATE OF MAINE
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ProbateN Offices.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Hancock:
THE undersigned, Widow of Ephrain eiosson
] late of Scdgwick, in said County, deceased
respectful represents, that said deceased died
possessed of Personal Estate an Inventory OF
which has been duty returned into the Probate
Oihce: thather circumstances render it necessary
mat she should have more Of said Personal Estate
than she Is entitled to a distribution thereof:
she therefore prnys that your Honor would grant
hef such Allowance out of said Personal Estate,
hs IN your discretion You may determine ncce ssary
and proper, and that Commissioners may he Al :
pointed to set out her Down in said Estate
Jnyl Sd, 1867
STATE or MAINE
HANCOCK, IS. Court of Probate July Term A,
d, 1851 "
Inoh thc foregoing petition, ORDERED That
,he widow give notice to all persons interested,
ny causing acopy ofthc petition and order there
on; 10 DC published three weeks successfully in The
t Ems" ofIh American printed at Ellsworth iii sale!
. =, mat they may appear at Probate Court
~ DC heid at Ellsworth, in said County on the Ist
Meunesday OF Augu tneXt, ut ten OF the clock in
,hc iorchoon and show cause, if any they have
why tie prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. ~ w
true Copy-Attest:
- GEO. A. DYER Register,
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Blueh,l, July 81, 1867. 3w2j

At n Courtof Probate hollan at Bluehill Wi h N
and Tor the county oi hancock, on inc L.
Nc,tuc sday OF july \. D., Is41.
1O-Eiu 4. 1iiDAIAS. anu al, Executors OF the
- last vi III OF james hii&tiiCk. late vi Bluol.Di
IN sad county, uetcascu-naylng presented tdel,
anal account OF Standardization upon sad estate
Tor Probate:
OiiDEnED That the said Executor give notice
tIieIcoitu ali persons Interested, 10y causing copy
% this Older IL De published tuIee weeks auCccs'
svely Ia the Ellsworth AIe. lc;tn, prAte't IN Ills
W.. Ia, that tncy iS appeal III Il fiooae Court 10
DC nuiu.n AT k.iisWoftn, Oh the tIl5i "Wednesday
ugust, NJ ut len ui the clock III the io enoou
..I,l cause. II any tney have why the same
,noulu not be allowed.
PAEkER TUCK, Ju &c.
A true Capy--Attest;
Sw45 GEo. A DYER, Register
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STATE OF MAINE

-. Hancock S., supreme Judicial Court October
Term, lsi1.
lciendants NJ. " ID. Collins at the date OF the SET
VICE oil the writ not inhabilbntS of this state
and had no tenant, agent or attorney Within the
same, and that they had n0nOiicc OF the pendenrs
Of his suit, 1t is ordered, that notice thereof be
given To the SAID NJ. X H. Collins by pub lshng an
attcsted copy of the writ and this order thereon
three weeks succcSsivcy i'll the Ellsworth Amefic.
an, the last publication % be at east thlr y tays
before the next term OF this Court to be held n;
Ellsworth, within and for the Cpuatv of Haueocn
on the fourth Tuesday Of October next that he NAV
then and ere, in said Court appear and show
cause il any they have why judgement should not
be rendered against them and execution ISSUE
accordingly.
Attest:-P RKER W. PERRY, clerk.
a true copy OF the witt ,lorder Court thereon.
3m24 Attcst:-P w. FERRY, Clerk
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Non Resident lakes.

y the town of Bluchitl. County Of Hancock for
the year 1866. The following list of faxes on
or E!ueh!il, fer the year ISIS. i'll bills committed
To Robert ". iinckley, hector OF said town, on
the ninth day O! June $50. has bceii returned hy
nm To me as remaining unpaid on the twenty titill
day oil May ISL by his certificate of that date, and
now remains UNPAID, and notice is hereby given
mat ii the said taNe- and interest, and charges alt
not paid into the Treasurer OF the sand t0s With
IN eighteen months from the date OF the Commit
ment OF said hills 80 much of the real .aie taxed
as will be sufficient pay the amount due hereof
iucuting interest rii;il , III without further
notice be sold at public Auction, Al my store III
aid town. on the tenth day oil December 1867. at
tWo o'clock f. NJ.
Nni,ln. 4 l..srr.l.ttIn Acrcs. Nulup. TaX
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To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge of Probnic within

To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge of Probatc. within
and for the County of Hancock
UMBLf SHOWS Gabria r. Luf kim Guar
L dian OF Mary n. Lufkn minor and dau.shte,
81 oahuel T. Lufkin late OF Broo kln i'll said
County, deeeased-Ihat the said minor Is interest
Ell III the real estate Of said tie ceased to wit Two
UNDIVIDED third parts of the Homestead Farm ol
the SAID Samuel Z. Luz kin, and buildings thereon
situated III BROOKLYN aforesaid that she mas r..eiy
"a ai advantageous offer oi--.Doar< tfom--
or ssit minors interest. and that Oud he for the
9eheht OF SAID minor that her sad nure- in sand
dccea>co esttte should be disposed Of, and the
proceeds tileIeoi PUT oul, and seemed 10 ter ON
i'cie1t-l our tehtloHcr tlc.rlo pri,ys that youi
ii"ior would grant license 10 dispose vi the same
accordingly, agrceably 10 law of TINS II to- in
without further notice.
GABRILLA r. LUFKIN.
Brooklin, Oct, 9th, 1SG-
AL court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
anu Tor the county of Hancock on the fourth
Nedhesday of .AprI a. D., 1871
oh tae foregoing Petition, ORDERED That the
Petitioner give noli,e t. ali persons interes,c by
causing copy OF the Petition and Order OF court
thereon, To published three weeks succe ssive "
In the Ellsworth Hnlciican, newspaper printed
Ia Eiiswoirh that tney may appear al II Probate
Court 10 be Iieu at Ellsworth, III said County. on
the lifst eunesuay OF August next, at ten O'clock
IN inc forenoon, and show cause, if any tcv have,
why The prayer OF sud petition should not be
granted.
PARKER TICK Judge
Attest TITO. "A. DYER Register.
true copy OF lie peulion and order oi Court,
thereon.
3w26 Attest - GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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Sale Of Public Lands.
LAND OFFICE,
BA<GpR, ,IlfNE |.

BANGOR, JUNE i, 1867.
- EALED Proposals VIII &c received at the La
- Ofce IN Bangor, on the first day Of september
next, at IL O'Clock noon, for the purchase Of the
following townships tracts OF land belonging to
the Per mtuent school Fund OF the state.
Proposals will name sum not less than tie
minimum prices fixed in the schedule terms OF
payment will be one-lhird cash, and notes payable
in euual instruments, in one, two and three years
from date of purchase, with annual interest.
township No. I. X. .. W. W. p Piscataquis coun'
ty Is cents per acre o
Tow nship, No. 4. X. 3, n. b. H. r., Somerset county
30 cents per acre. ~, c......, .....
Township, Ne. X. 4. y L. M ,oomerses COUNTY
81 cents per acre. ~ .. -
Township No ., Il II. W. L. L. $, Somerset coun
IT, 50 cents pen acre.
county, 20 cents per acre. ,
Township No i3, l.. 10, w l.. =, AloostooA
county, 80 cents per acre.
ENlsting permits tor cniling humber upon either
township TO be respected by the purchaser accord
ing to terms named therein.
ISAAC 3. CLARK,
5ysJ Land Agent,
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Bluchill, April ed, 1851.
STATE OF MAINE

HANCOCK, SIS. Court of County Commissioners
April Tenn, \. D., 1871.
pom the ipfegt Ing petition it is considered by
the Commissioners tIt the petitioners are pom
ibsc and that they on ht To be heard uchiii;s the
mtef svt ioi tn IN their lttitio. and therefore
der uiat tiie County Comin .IUnprs meet at Arch.
bald iit.pil>oh's OH Long Isiitnd in the town of
Iituchill, On Tuesday, the cath day of September
next, II ~ O'clock a. M, and thence proceed to
view the routc mentioned in said petition, alter
which view 10 wlt--on the same day, At . O'Clock,
/. NJ, Il hearing of the parties and Witnesses will
be had at j. l.. thattos, on said Long Island, Il
convenient place in the vicinity, and such other
measures taken in the premises as the Commas
soners shall judge proper. And it is further
OrdaFaH.i nal notice of the time place and pul.
pose ul the Commits sioners' meeting aforesaid be
gwen 10 all persons and corporations interested,
ny serving an altcsted copy OF the petition ana
tnI- order thereon, upon the clerk OF the town o.
thiil, ind by posting up nttc>tcd copies rs
I1Ic,ii i'll three puu. places IN said tow n thirty
dt! al ltist before the time appointed Tor sad
view, and lay publishing the petition and this urt!c.
thereon, three weeks succcssIvoy n The Els wo,tI
American, a new Spalcr published It EslsN ORTIZ
Ill the uUtty Of Hancock. lie hr.t puilli alton Ii
hc II least thirty days before the time said view
thli all persons and corporations Interested MAY
attend and be- heard II they think 1T.
Attest, +. " PERRY, Clerk.
y true copy of the petition and orueg thereon,
"w-6 Attest, +. W. PERRY clerk.
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Shipping Journal.
PORT OF ELLsyyORTH,

ARRIVED.
July l1th sch Canova, Pattcn from Boston.
" Agcnoria, Means, Boston.
18th, sch. " II. Maey, Murch. Boston.
CLEARED. k
18th, sch. Georgia Alley. for Boston.
18th. sch. Frank Pierce, Graft Ortland.
Elizabeth Murch Boston.
18th, sch. Rouney Ives, HOLT providence.
- Alvcralo, Whiitmore. New York.
- Fair Dealer Remick, Boston.
81 . ARRIVED
&" Minniols, smta, from Frovidenc G
~ Rattan. curtis, evidence.
Rcdondo ] ord Boston.
10th, sch. Telegraph, Woodard, Salem.
=" Marce.lus Remick, Boston.
CLEARED.
10Th, sch Delaware, Wood, for Boston.
ARRIVED.
Ct i! sch. Castilian, Jordan. from Boston.
william Jellisou, Bo ton.
ranama., Woodland, Boston.
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ACARD FROM THE
AMERICAN Watch COMPANY
WALTiiiM, MASS.
l CARD FROM THE

THIS Company beg leave to inform the public
that they commenced operations in 1850. and their
factory covers four acres of ground, and has
cost more than million dollars, and employs ovei
10, operatives. They produce 800 Watches II
year, and make and sell not less than one half OF
ali the Watches sold in the United states
The difference between their Manufacture and
the Em opean, briefly this; European Walche
are made almos. entirely BY HAND, and the result
is oinecesIty lack OF INA uni ormity, which j. i'll
d>pcnsable 10 correct une,ke ping. Bot the eN,
aud the hand oil the most soilliul operative mu I
vary. But il is fact that, except watches Of tn,
highest grades European watches are the product
i. the worthless Ancres, Lcpines and - called
Patent Levers-wheh soon cost more in attcml r
repairs, than their original price. Common "o.,-
parts of these watches IRON various factories pol
/ and put them together, and take them To the
nearest watch merchant, who stamps and engrav
YES them with any name OF brand that may be or.
dercd.
HOW AMERICAN WATCHES ARE MADE.
The American Waltbam Watch is made b!
no such uncertain process-and by No such in
COMPETENT orkmen All the Company opel a ion
from ine reception OF the raw materials to the COM
pletion of tie Watch, are carried ON under one
and under one skillful and competent direction.
But the great distinguishing feature al Their
Nat hes, is The fact that their several parts are
all made by the finest, the most perfect and delic-
Ate machinery ever brought to the aid of human
industry. Every one at the more than hundred
parts Of every watch is made by machihe-that
the most unvaiying accuracy; IL was only necess-
airy to make one periec watch OF any particular
style and then to adjust the hundred machines
necessary to reproduce every part OF that Watch,
and II fellows that every succeeding watch must
be like L..
The Company respectfully submit their watches
on the'r merits only. The claim To make
n BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
by their improved mechanical process that can be
maue uhuer the oid-fashioned haldtratt system
Iney manuiactnre watches OF every grade. from u
good low priced and substantial article, in solid
silver hunting cases, to the finest chron ometer and
also laties watches in plain gold or the finest en-
aniad ana levied eases ssi The Indispensable re-
GOOD TIMEkEEPERS. 1t should he RENE mber.
cd that except their single lowest grade napec
Home Watch Company Boston," ALI. W ATCUE,
made by iheu
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
by special certificate, and this warrantee is good
at all times against the company OF it. agents.
ROBINS d APPLETON.
ls9 broadway, New York.
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4 HE undersigned having purchased the right
! to manufacture and scl the above Rake in
and for the County of Hancock respectfully ia
form the public that they now prepared TO
able rates
The ahrve Rake is The best in use and will pay
ter it, I'll each N the amount OF labor sy;tcd
Manufactured t.la Ion SAFE at Ellsworth Please
AL an e NitiiiiAe.
BVTMAN 4 WENTWORTH,
Ellsworth, April o H. le6i. If