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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-16
GnEENsBoRo. NAV IA 1S67

THEENSBUKO, May IT, 1871.
Havo just returned from tour through
the section made memorable by "Sher-
mans march to the seaboard." Poverty,
suffering and destitution of the people can
scarcely be realized-living in huts, rudely
constructed of charrcd boards, of rails,
boughs and mud, you are met by hollow
eyed, emaciated forms, whose first words
cravings of hunger. In one place, 1 wit
messed the body of o child borne to its last
rest, on a board, in the same rags in which
it died. In another, four females existed
for a week on two pounds of corn, together
with some roots. On the road, met an
other who had walked twelve miles to beg
some food for her children. Many other
instances can be given of sad suffering
from actual want of food. Very truly,
FREDERICK WATTS. NJ. d.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-16

ON entering into the above copartner-
ship. the new firm respectfully solicits a
continuance of the favor recently bestowed
upon Mr.. D. O. Peixotto, and to which
their undivided attention will be given. :
Liberal advances on consignments. (
ID. Q. PEIXOfTO &- SON. +
u. u. PEINoTTo. s. G. PEIxoTTo.
July 16
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-16
Wholesale Prices Current,

CORRECTED wEEKLY
BY FISHER IL 10 IIRlNCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24
SALES Ar AUCrr0r.

A UCrION NOTICED. D. cAuT'rrSs ar,
a eer.-Largs and psremptory ssls az ne snt,gs
Furnturs and ffxtures Of the 6rsi onss resta1r.nt
HATHAWAY 4 Co: wfii eel, on Nondsv M maj
vember - and - 1857. commencing a. 10Y o,cort
each day On Monday the entire stock and Furria,
be sold. consisting OF iarGs assortmsnt Of chaice
Liquors and cieara imported exprsssiy Tor a. sst
tensivs variety Of one silver Plated Ware comp,i.;
tors Ice Pitchers 0obets Knives. Forks, Spoons -
large quantity OF Crockory, Glass Ware Kniyes Ana
French Plate Mirrors. Dining fables chairs Hsr,
and other Tabies &c. On Tuesday the entire fixtures
Bar FIXTURES, 30 also very One steam Lunch Ccur
new and Improved plan; patent Steam Oyster Ado,
Oyster Rooster, double jacket steam stock Pot
Ranges in good order. copper cooktag utensgl
Boxes, "a; n gni6oent Gas Oh ,ndeilers BrscEsi
ripes &C. also nns walnut and ash fioorins prime
n. B.-Csialosuss can be had By applying ~ The si
the Auctioneer, ~ Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24

UCTION NOTICE.
"A JAMEs JENKiNs Aucsionesr. win sell a
aucslon on Tuesday November o. q 10 O'Clock, 1t p,
track Long Island. Ill tho Household Furniture con
y .o.el cSns,sns IN part q Kitchen Laundry. rari
Bedroom furniturs. also Stock and Fixtures OF ~
rooms Horsea Carriages. Harness. Blankets, 81
koesS Bells; also one very 6ns Mule. Two Cows, q
positive Attsnton Of dealers u particularly called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24

u COTTON. AUCTIoNEEK.-rHE ENTIRE FU
ture. Carpets, Beds, Mattresses, French Plate
other Mirrors togethsr with ROSEWOOD mahogany, oak
black walnut Psrlor Dining Room ard Bedroom Goo.
. dealer declining the business on TuesdAy next, Move
o. commencing At iex O'Clock, q $40 Hudson street.
King the ensirs stock IN trade q Largo dealsr embs
French Plato and other Airrors; also Carpets, 0ilc
Hair and other Mattresses; Clocks. any quantity Of
steads and Chairs suitable for the trsds and ~ otha
want
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24

A FRONT ROOM. WITH BOARD ON rHIRTv.FIrrH
street. between ruth and Sixth avenues for oD, alec
Ycreth street Rooms for single gentlemen en Apply
ct Everett Library West Thryfoutss street. rArles
tnsss:Aa UeasA y eooseess aDAs hsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24

WILLIAM ABBOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
W rtIs sale o. the entire drst class stock Of Anil
and unfinished Cabinet Furniture, being the stock Cd
ats Francis !. Rsckerman, 81 she No. Isl
avenue. between Ntneteenth and Twensisth stresta
Tuesday, 18th tnst, at l0x O'Clock A. M.:-RoseWood'
WalnutyS IN muslin; Bookcases and Wardrobss, b
sion Taees, elegant Bedsteads marble top BureAus
Tables, Upho,stering MaterialA 10. NAR0AREr Ri
ERMAN. AdmInistrasrix. Catalogues 81 The onlos OF
aucsoneer, l7e Chatham square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24

(yARLE co.. COMMISSION BUREAU, So BR
not closed o. previously a. private :als. spasndld
Goods, Boxes, Christmas Tree Ornaments Perfui
Brushes. Combs. b. Also. other eonstsamsnts foi
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

g.
u; 4: 81. os:s:s.:i
osv.co, April SIP ia-i n
ssi ny :Pa s. ssTa's =. .;:
ssS ss:s:is q prime white csasaa ;SS SSsS
0aaads spring :. e Corn dun sale. leoS SusSe. Ne
Min feed scarce $50 SSH sSpstuns ss Sss ana
Rss nd
neclady 5oc.
Flour hmsr . sss unchanged whsss aSna; Ana sn
a 4 ne ne * Syy wn ms4 :ss !;
price: e. no%iS. & SHfss %SsEsy dull a ass IN bond
$Is
ssrs Is ass Rna
mo NO In % sns As s9yss s os1
e and they are in fair = * g g
arm at par buying dOld is7 buying, lss. selling ,.s-
sPgE .s1Es ss:si ;.'';: :ls: 81 =
5ic for No Corn advanced; sales At 81 Os for No. l.
Receipts 500 bbs aoar 800 bushels s wheat 900 d. oats
wheat. rft - 80, Y
supertns s. 50 50 20 white winter Sla Wheat is not s
Eos Y 8 A. II Closing = ss q Corn i
NOT at 81 o 81 o No At asc s4c, closing steady At
81 o51 81 O6fOr Oats arn and advanced 70 70
:.s' = ..!ss ss 4 III
~ gss y I:sd inactive u, dss .:s. :'sss
s 50 q for soods to Choice receipts bbs aoa
Loo bushels wheat $4,000 do. 22O0 do oats sO
hogs Shipments, 1900 bbls. four $4,000 bushels wheat
$500 do. corn ,scr
Tobacco and &C. l0c hundred higher for bright
leaf dull Flour firm for choice and Fancy but mo
dium and low grades dul superhne $40 Su; spring
and fall extras Sl2 4l3 double extra I'll 50 $l6 6O
choice and fancy 81 is Wheat firm; choice is higher
dull and declined y; sales ts%a u Oats hssyy 4
= IS for spring Provisions dp Mess pork Ssa 80; BE-;
hams, lblsc FOR sugar cured canvassed Lard l3Hc In
Kegs Whisky dull at l0c., free. 4rsF ...easf
NEW ORLEANs April l9 1857.
Cotton Irregular and lower; low middltng, 24c 9kc
Sales $50 baes Receipts for the week LII bales against
6l06 bales. Exports time, H0 balcs Stock, lh6
bales Sugar and molasses at standstn sugar nom
nay &c., prime 1Skc and choice lbzc; white fer
me6ting molassss &c., primo 7Oc Flour quiet and hr
sales Of spperhne at 43 A and choice family at 37 10
Corn steady; sses At 81 50 Oats ye,y dun; @ sales , M
nominaiy sas So bacon dal only retail business whs
a 81. New York sight x q Il premium a
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

noon At O'Clock from his late residence. IQ1 East
Tweniy drst street between First and Second avenues
MuERAr-On Thursday, April u.s. ELLRN r., Youngest
daughter OF Thomas and Bridget Murray aged 10 years
and 3 months
fully invited to asead the funeral, from ths residence
OF her parents. No 54s West Forty street. this
Eaturdayl afternoon az two O'Clock sE
Mo2GAM--0n Thursday, April 1e PATRICK hoN6sN
aged 40 years. native Of Grannard county Lonsford'
The funeral win take place from his late residence No
40A East Fourteenth street. near First avenue Sunday
afternoon at two O'Clock The friends OF the family sFe
Respectfully invited g attend without further notice
daughter OF Hugh and Mary McAleenan.
The friends and aoquaiatances are Respectfully N
ved TO attend the funeral from No l25 Roosevelt street,
this Saturday afternoon nj O'Clock. sN
\ MCDONNELL Thursday morning. April IS, Ovm
His friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this Saturday morning at eleven O'Clock, from
RrDn-0n Thursday, April Is, EDoAa, son o. Mitchell
Ryder aged years and II months.
The fkends OF the family invited TO attend the
from the residence OF his grandfather Edgar r Ryder,
127 Lexington avenue -lz ssAs
TRIoLER --On Thursday, April 10, CoasrIus J. rRla-
The funeral will take place from the Twenty seventh
street Methodist Episcopal church. between Second and
Third avenues, tns saturday. afternoon. at O'Clock.
further notice
Ann r., wife Of Aeiiah PelL and daughter Of Elijah
The funeral services VIII b hold In tho Allen street
Methodist Episcopal church. this (Saurdayj morning
ten O'Clock. The remains viii b conveyed 10 White
Plains Cemetery for nterment Ill.
SnxAs-on Friday. April 10, 8 HARRY sElxAs nsh
B 9Th year or his age. M
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
Seventysec street. west OF Eighth avenue, ON SUM-
day afternoon, at one O'Clock.
sklFF.The funeral Of WILLIE EUGENE, infant son Of
]. +. and E. c. Skif win take place Sunday after
noon at two o'clock from the residence Of his parents
ESQ South Fifth street. Jersey City The relatives and
friends invited to attend without further notice.
TRoY.-M Red Mills, near Paterson, N. j., on Thurs
day. April Is OF heart disease HENRY TRoy In the 66th
year Of his age. 44 maN4 ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

~ go per pair o1eys snipe q per dozen surf ,sis M ~ VI
dozen wild pigeons IS 81 80 per Dozen erouse ~ p
per pair English snpe ~ SS % per DOZEN bsuooef
- a 30 10 per tE NfAN &@NE n
oslrln bottles. per h.; do 7sc 81 per
ID do. IN comb soc. q zoe. per ID. N f+Ns ~.
MKAr-Portcr house steak 3,c. lb slrloin. ac
Soc; prime ribs 25c 3uc: chuck ribs. l6e &C. Shout
derpeees lie lac corned 2oc Ssc; rump steak
soc oorned beef nne ihc; d. coarse oc; mutton mud
quarter &c a24c; do fore quarter 6c aise musn g n chops
2 lamb by quartcr ~ 81; do fore quarters ~ % ~
veal hind qusr.srs. 20: fore quarters iss; iUS @
hams, aoc.; smoked shoulders l5c. tongues "a =
pork do X Leaf lard i6c fowls 5c per h. smoked beef
3oc sa tongues, 81 piece; iArding pork, 2Sc; rem
PoulrRT- T-Turksya Sc. ssc per ib. chickens. Sc
fowls sc SOC is sapGns Sc c,,. 4oc s per T.
peck turPs nc asc per bali peck A tomatoes
c potatoes SOC eOc green peas Per half peck:
carrots. &C. = g. each; oyster plants, iSc i5c.
banch red cabbAss c SO Per had fresh tomatoes
muda potstoes q per half peck: spinach 20 per half
quart lseks and parsley icc l2c per bunch; .h.llOss
20c quart; rhubarb, lSc- &c. bunch, ..
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
FINANciAL. AND COMMERCIAL


FsIDAy, April 1915 P. N.
Although the stock boards and the Gold Exchange
we're closed to-day there large amount Of business
in gold uansacted in the alleyway leading the
from Broad street, and the price further advanced
the range Of the day having been from 1917 to 1921
Notwithstanding the absence Of any later news Of i'm
portance. If we except the decline OF one franc in
French rentes and the speech OF the King Of Prussia
at the closing Of the Parliament which is said have
excited distrust throughout Germany The latter nor
nation is however. very indefinite and must await
further intelligence to its purport before conclude
that portended rupture with France the sspe
ciay as in the present fevers state Of the public mind
in Europe regarding the relations Of the two coun-
tries the movement Of the merest straw would
serve 70 excite spprshension. That . certain
degree Of alarm does exist the depression
which prevails on the Paris Bourse sucIsnty indicates
But even matters were bad a. the bulls in gold
here try 70 mako believe, must be remembered that
there is many slip 'twxt the cup and the lip" and
By the Mephstopheles Of the Tuieriea But in any
event there is no reason why the alarm
which may reasonably be felt In the coun-
Ltries threatened with war should extend 70
the United States We arc free from foreign political
compiicatons and only dAngsr lies in the thrse
hundred and my millions q national sscurtiss
held abroad but this danger Is present. and
OF magnitude IN Europe would mot be likely aggA-
it, asd II may be that II would diminish it by in
creasng the favor Ia which thcy held In comparison
with the securities Of the begerent nations The fuc
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

In stocks there light volume OF business trans
acted the street, and the leading railway shares were
held at slightly higher prices than yesterday.
Attweny minutes to eleven O'Clock A. NJ the follow
ing prices current the chief activity being in Erie
and New York Central Now York Central sold 9sS
u; Erie 5o1S y; Reading. $685. Michigan Southern,
SO u Cleveland and Pttsburg, 6sH Rock Island, 81
a.32; Northwestern, slH 80; do. preferred 5sI X.
AT three O'Clock there material change prices
the quotations being:- York Central, 973S u;
Erie, So " Reading, 100 y Michigan Southern,
65x a u; Cleveland and Pttsburg, 6S%; Rock Island,
s5A T; Northwestern 31K u; do. preferred, 5S14
H. AT four o'clock the market closed steady at the
following prices:-New York Central s714 X; Erie,
Sc u Reading 100 u; Michigan Southern, 65k
x; Rock Island. s51S; Northwestern. BIZ n; do
preferred So L Ohio and Mississippi certificates %
a u.
There very little business done at the banks and
money in very abundant supply at i've per cent
governments and SIX on miscellaneous railway col
.laterals. The drain Of currency from tho interior
a owards this centre is still going forward ana the
Chicago journals report that the banks there are remit
ting currency Eastward almost daily.
There considerable business transacted in govern
ment securities at the counters OF tho leading Dealers
and during the forenoon the following quotations
current :SixeA 1881, coupon, 1O9S 1924; fve-twen
ties 1852 coupon. l0ox ITO; nve-twentes, 1854
pon 1851 1881; avetwenties, 1885, coupon lOsK
1osx; Avetwenties, 1865, new, 1o7x 107X; tent
ties coupon. oSk oSX sevsn-thirtes, first series,
1O6 lo61S; sovsn-thirtes, second series, 1861 1851
seven thir.es, third series, 105H 1861.
The advance gold subsequently impaired increased
rness TO the gold bearing st0oks and a. the close Of
business the change OF prices subjoned
States hve.twenties. 1852. looK X; United States
fve-twenties. 1854. los y; United States nve-twen
ties 1895. lOs n; United States nvetwenties, new
issue lo7H aN tenforties coupon. % rst series
sSvenhirty notes, 106 NJ second series seven-thrty
notes, 1885, "; third series seven-thirty notes,
1861 Ak. '.
The rates Of exchange ON England and France OK.
porenced further fractional advance and bills
very firmly held. rte#
Bankers bills England at sixty days closed At 1oo,s
10ok; at three days, ITO liok; commercial bills,
1os l0s francs at sixty days, 51Sk 5l7K; at three
days, 6.12x 5.11,S; bills Berlin, 70 79K; on
Bremen. TEX TAX; on Frankfort, ak AK; on
Amsterdam, AK ak; on Hamburg. oek s6jS; on
Antwerp, $40 5.l7K. 1heN
Business was generally suspended In all departments
Of wholesale trade although the public Offices were kept
open 4
aud balances at the Treasury In this city for the
expired portion Of the week have been - follows
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

been decdedy rmnsss In ne AoI ngo amp
nm increased business has been coesu%ma % u r Ia
The sales are 10 the OF o bs mainly fortase
Lake and Baltimore 2Jc a211sc ON the st ne iater
price lots and 2< q arrive ciuasa ~ lne SAFES
l7Sln0 lbs Portage Lake for june anu ny a.
r>..-..-.
logwood private terms.
ont change 250o kegs b earn soda at 36c
Sc rold 81 casks bleaching powders 3Ac Ssc, gold;
SIC eold 50 tons soda ash, s1c 256'S gold and 10
cSfs = cream GA 2 bb nour 800 do corn
meal 6I bushels malt The market for State and Western
waa steadv with moderate inquiry, ut about previous
suotsons State -four q the close was scarcely 70 rm
vas scaiceiy 90 frm while the demand was light The
ssie Including California about $500 bbls Bouthern
yessrdays pricss Rye -four vas quiet but steady with
inn Trng sales effected within the range OF Ga rs
4 Ms Corn meal remained quiet and unchanged We
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
Marine Disasters.

sHrp BrnKsuIRx Berry before. reported sunk by the
es e Se wind was NV snd weahr misty I'M
Scotia cutting into the starbcard bow starting psnka
ON sn,s s 5s sr
S q. Gna % e ss S bs sa
her. The cargo Ia supposed TO be insured the
smr MIssoua Edwards, At Charleston i4n from Lvsr.
pool reports Feb IS experienced gale from Wsw
p ship G her ws & snas
obliged steer south repair end rehsn the vessel
i've o. New York AGED years died on board The ship
smr srrBKS HEArH from Bahia for Bremen put into 81
Rank YoRr johnson, from London Jan 81 for Phlsdel.
pha put Bermuda Sd inst with loss Of spar and leak
H.sx omrpAro stanwood from Cardenas for New York,
put into Bermuda 9Th inst with sails split. buwars stove
and other damage
into st Thomas 7th inst lcaky.
BArs JENNY PnIrc. Prince from Baltimore for San Juaa
having been struck heavy sea which away her
ssa ws. wa nssas q. She
.s.a ss Re $ i:gs $ E ss~ Y
s.r ses o rssi q ssi She
schased and The vesss sppsa s e s rsgas .pas n
reef The Effects be sold auction The h of
sas &c can
be shipped home. ~ t.
" uu into Bermuda in dsrress, having
ns Of the ih ult ino field Of Ice IN which she
and was leaking very badly.
pv,a rty Pratt from Rotterdam Jan IL for Boston, put
into bermuda 9Th ns-why not stated probably shors Of
provisions.
Bsrc Roslry Tuth cleared AZ new CLEANS 18th ult for
with her name 4, was probably washed overheard.
soma ActrE, Ellis from Albany for New London, With
rss wss r"n eo the caucus IL
head 80 that she went ashore Steep Rocks
where she filled with water having had hole knocked
sya vssr. from Bniumars ssb Inst sor washasson ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
Too LArE FOR CI.AssrFIcArIoN.

DEFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, TWENTY FIRST
1 street. beween Fifth and sixth avenues. Tomorrow,
Easter Sunday, haxer IN the morning NJ iOk
o'clock, BY the Pastor, Rev DR.. Alexander r. Thompson
Anniversary OF the Sunday School with appropste soy.
vicss IN the eyetiug ~ half .past O'Clock, A
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
SHIP PIN q NE w S
PORT Of NEW YORk APRIL 10. 1867.

1 3 ALMANAC YoRK-rHis DAY. X fa
,RrsKs.............. IA 80. ~
Al HIGH WATER morn l6
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
rvxrxw Axrit ro-a p

BKrswAx remained dull and nominal.
CASpLEsNo sales OF adamantne OF consequence were
|epored Prices ranged 1ec 10 23c sperm were
|fssdy at 55c. a l0c., and patent 48c Soc
CoFFERThe market FOR Rio ruled quiet though quite
rm Fair cargoes quoted 2c sold In bond and good
To- 3c. The sales 5O bags Umca at lie l3c, and
$50 do savanen private terms OF Maracaibo 2vo
Boz, 50, $50 bags.
CorroNT6e market continued unsettled, and prices
we're Irregular further decline OF fully To- per 10.
submitted 70, ana few forced sales were made at
duction even 1lzc per ID. The demand moderate.
the sales were mainly confined 10 shipmen there being
little speculative inquiry At the close the subjoined
noations were entirely nominal 6sles 1870 bales. We
uOte - :. .-
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

BurrER.-OId, Gc. sbc per d. new buttcr In lbs, c
per Ib.
CnExsE--lec a nc per II.
Eoes-lo for a5c, Soc per dozen; duck eggs Cor NC
FRurrsApples, 81 per peck; gillAewcrs, 81 br bb
clover grecnings % per bbl russsts - per btl Spit
S8 per bb russets % per bb furh crs 50 per
bb Tslmans sweets, 70 Per bbL Pounds swe9 % 80
bbL oranges Zoe - hundred; cranberries SOC quart
dried apples iac per 10 rsdlsnes oc lsc bun Lima
srawberries IN cans 6oc pineapples in cans eS pre-
served plums In cans 50c dried backberres zO 6r lb
lemons l2c. per dozcn nT'
Fisusslinon, 81 2s. per b. hsddock lOc ;cod 1sc
no perch. lsc eels, lsc Sc striped base lscA sc
lobsere &c. lOc herring, l0c.; shnd sUc. 75o; tscrs
76c. % q hundred: scolops. 81 2b 81 so ajaiIon
cams So. per hundred; dried Goldfish, 80. lO{ salt
Mornings Be- &C. piece; do msckerel l7c isc sr u.
per ib do ees 25c per lb; do haddccKs lac 5per Is
GAsE.partrdges. ~ "a 70. per pair; woodcocS a.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

The following list Of the leading items Of imported
dry goods entered at this port for the week lending
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

The following rscapituation table exhibits the value
pf the mporatons OF dry goods for the week ending
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
AGUADE MAGNOLIA.

Jas so'--" Exactly psolon shlngle s.dl they were
there every tmrn n he fet "owlcy" 10 the mornin H.
took Plantation Bers fhe fet weary night he ogk Plan
tston Bttere fhe appetite, weak, sngud OF
meuay oppressed took Paaaon Bittorsi aud they new
erttitsd o. st him on his pins square and Arm.
persons say better authority but A. some may
lst read the foloWinFs
owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my iife
REV W n. WAGNER, Madrid. NY
IhAve been great sufferer from Dys-
pepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
Plantation Biters have cured
REV. CA. NIit.WOOD, New Yoi "tty.
had lost an appetite -was weak anu
enervaed could hardly wat had perfect dread OF scot
ety. The Plantation Btcfs have set me All
light. JAMES hEhiNWAf, g. LOUIS NO."
The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
eraugemsnt Of the Kidneys Urinary Organs that dis
tressed Tor years. They act ike a charm.
G. Z. MOORE, 90 Broadway, y. y"
Mrs o. ~ DEvOE, ofthe Union Home school for
Soldiers Children Gays "has gven to the weak ADD to-
valid children charge with the most happy aud graf
ffyins resu We have received ahundred rams oi
such certificates, but Advertisement so effective shat
peope themselves say 10 article. Our fortune and our
The ofsns quality and high character
of these good. s sustained under every and an ereum-
stances They ady obtained sale IN town,
village PARISH and ovi4ed nations. Base I'm
ators try u cone and style they can,
because good article cannot be sold a. low
they md some support parties who do wha
s. Be on cur guard See private stsp the
P. DRAKE Co New York C1y.
SARATOGA SPRING Water sold ~ AL Drassi'tS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
Marrtaars.

10 Little Pincy Phelps Co.'s Mo-, April glth hy Rev. T..
ark Hm.r tlrsle u 1all. NO. orinary af Waterbury,
" y and ME- Fanny Nrrmiy a,nt NeE York ciiY.
La ilsrlsies, NAY 49, BY Rev thes Mr. william J.Cook
and Mis- u dia J.. ForiFr both oi Hariwick.
10 Woicot, hav o. by Rev " DERRICK Mr Jonas Gale OF Fl-
more, and Miss Charlotte A. Barram, Of " toott.
Do Nultssi hsJ z. hl Rev J. taruet stephen X. NauEh
and sarah J. kch. botl 0f uyiepark.
iu Nu0dhrige. Dt Nay Sf hv RY g. p Marvin, Mr.. Hi
ran Pees ~ Nev Raven sry o. Berlin, VI, and Mrs
Augusta NJ ~ trts Of oodbridge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
a GARD FROM THE
AMERICAh WATCH COMPANY
ALTMAN, MAS IS .

Tnis Company beleaye toorm the public that they com
reneed operations and their factory covers four
acres " gfoun anlhas cost than million dnas and
employs 10 opsravcs They produce 1900 Wades
year mn Ike aud not less shan one half Of all the Watch
e. sold IN Ole United states.
The difference between r manuioture and the European
briefly this European Watches made almost entirely ~
AqHd aud he result Of necesy Tack Of that uniiofmiy
which u Indispensable timek coping Both TIE eye
and the hand Of the sku operative must vary but
fact that except N the higher grades. European
watches arc The product n The cheapest Labor Of s"aorand
and the result Is worthless pines and 90 esed Pat
ent Levers which soon cost mere In attempted repairs, than
er original price, Common wofkmen boys and womcn buy
the rough separate parts Of these catches from various coc
s polish aud them to ether and take them TO the nearest
watch merchant who stamps aud them with
OF hrand lint m hn n-l.rnd-