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"A OUsEs. ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.

A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE IN NEW YORK OF
"A Brook yp Nwanted to rent OF purchase.
GEO. w. PASC Hail. % Exchange place.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

.
Co,PEa.-American ingot shade higher. and closed
firm. with still upward tendency The demand fair;
sales 100000 lbs. ct 25lic 2'<c for Baltimore 25sc
2jslc. for Portage Lake, and 1870. for Detroit.
Corroy.--The demand still limited. and VITA rather
liberal offerings the market greatly depressed,
aud prices were lower at 2s 2st for nddug uplands.
The saos were .0VO bales. We quote:-
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GAN FRANCIsCo M.NsTRErS
- Gas DROADw AZ.
THE TROUBIE COMMENCES hT 8 O'oLOOK
Impense success Of tae head and front OF minsrelaf
BIRCH. WAMBOIi, BERNARD q BACKUa BAN FRA4I
CISCO MINS1RELj, Whose Success for tho psst Lhr<3
years IL positive evidence OF superortyove I'll sinilsr u
CARNATIONS. a
F.rss week or CASTE FROM MEMORY fl
ITALIAN 0rBRA WITH GERMAN AOOEN&
WALLER GAL. DAT WINKED AT ME.
BASE BALI. MATCIi-ATLANTICS va MUTUAI8, !:
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AMUsEMENTs.

nruE TELgoRAM IL CREATING A COMPILE tn RPvo.
L luton In evening journalism. " already has the
largest circulation OF paper Va class IA tue country
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taken IN ali her animation and will proceed 10 sea
about the ssd, 10 cruise between Cape Heniopsn and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-24

No. SO Madison Street,
ac s0ssJG qld MnxrHfs. rzE
Solicit sonsixnm ents Of Pro@isions. fsuzE
Meal. Corn. Hay, Oats, Green and u<1Afk
b Fruits, Butter, Egg, Fowls, and Rr@kENss
- Of all kinds. ......s s-T
They have good busiDoss facilities. amza
By giving prompt returns win strxygs
please customers. lfsaf
References.
George r r.; Preston. EAa, EvansviIie.
Halliday Bros., Cairo, IN.
Taaf. Phillips 4 Co., Memphis
Martin Walt a Co, MemphlA
Chotfeau 4 Edwa rds. 81 LouA
Dubois 4 Augnr, Cincinnati xEGAE
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! THE EVANSVILLE !, AHLY.y ouRNA Al. sATukDAl

the Mississippi Valley Telegraph Company
under construction from Minneapolis 10
Wfnona, following the survey of the st.
Paul and Chicago Railroad. Capt: White
and Mr. Forsy III, General Agent OF the
line, left ST. Paul on the 10th, on the steam
er Pl IL. Sheridan, 10 place the remaining
section In course of construction, so as to
assure the completion of the line to st.
Louis by the LIST of January next.
The Ignomar, Capt. smith. running be-
tween Plaquemine. and st. Martinsville, in
connection with the Bayou Sara steamers.
struck a snag about one and one half
miles from Plaquemine, on the 18th inst.
and sunk. The boat will be raised. :,
I. Fred. Morrison, q well-known river
clerk, shot and xii ed a man named Will
Hanson, in an alteration at Friar's Point,
Mississippi on Saturday. Several shots
were discharged. Morrison was wounded
in the neck.
The st. Patrick broke her shaft below
Memphis on Sunday.
I p. H. Willis, engineer of the Ingomar,
aged thirty-two years. was drowned on the
18th instant, near Piaquemine, Louisiana.
by the sinking of the boat. The body was
recovered and buried at PiaqueTnine on
the same day He leaves wife and three
children
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COMMON WARE

Our assortment Of Bohemian Glass and
yer-Plated Ware Is one ofthe finest ever
selected for the trade of this city; and we
have the advantage of our senior partner
residing in the city OF New York, and at
all times on hand sele citing the latest styles
and patterns of ware.
oc& dam
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No printing establishment in the Mesl
has better facilities or greater aplilsy 10 To-
meni Of job Type, though very large an9
complete, is constantly being added 70, an9 !
our Job department is under the persona
in the united States. We are prepared 70
print Posters, plain or fancy, BIZ Hsads'
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck ana Meal TICK
&C. &C. orders left with either of the
W harf-bosts viii be promptly attended 10.
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WHITE GRANITE WARE

now complete, and only wants looking
IT to induce ali to make their purchases OF
I Us; and our stock OF 2g4f b S1 5
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THE ~
UNION
Express Company

-AvryG PUT THEIR DIRECT
ard great Through Lines In perfect
vorfirsr order, are now prepared to do .
Generaf Express Business with the East,
West soutnTesI and nao ooiiecti n OF M 1Sd
onr lines now opened embrace the routes
,,etWeen New York. Boston, Philadelphia
Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland. Gtncinneti
Chien. Indianapolis, Terre Haute, St Louis
and all intermediate points, and are befDf
rapidly extended over all the routes
trade. II -fs. llrfets.t ef4 ~
lae Twenty Million Dollars. %
and Is an ample guarantee to the pub.
of its responsibility. All losses and dam
age OF property entrusted to our care viii
be promptly and equitably adjusted.
Every effort win be made to merit the
patronage of the public Our rates are AZ
low as those of any responsible Express
r. r. WALDEN. Agent.
oFFICE-No. First etreet.
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DDREss TO THE NERVOUS AND

A ItltRESS 10 HI t., n NIX DJS a y ID
n p,b;lit,tc ihosc sniff ino. have be en- Erotra ted
fo, I;a,en r,fsas and Who's, case. reouiro rro,yt
tra,,rr,t Il, render existence desirable If YOU are
suffering or have Suffered Crem Involuntary discharges
wai r,c do. IL ur.luro on yuur general Eu.Ifh p
H., ,o,, tepi weak iahit;: ;p easily tired? Does 1t
fla .vra orrr,i,n r1dro r,iult alton Of the heart?
noss ,nr liver or ,,,ary y.ir. or your kinpvs fire.
r,puiIv Get ON Of ,r,rr; l. v,ur urine sometimes
tnk milky rc torlty on IL +. rnpy on sattlingf o.
Ios fbirk sru,n rI. 10 the tnpY Or is sediment mt
RI. Lotoul nftnr II has stood awhile? ~ you have
.re, If short cathin. or ,-pcpsia? Are your bowels
r1,s,,aeag Ito YOU hayo smell. of G,intig or ru,hrs
Of bio1i TO the head. Is ycur memory impaired? f.
nr mind runs tiiI, dwelling on this sl,le,tg Do Vol,
,eI dull slIp-. lo,uc tir.. IF company or life: H.,
Won wish TO h lc.; alone 10 get away from, everybody:
Dacs an; little thing make ,uu starr or iu:np: yo,I
ec ri,cn or rosjessl t. the iust!c 1t your eye q.
brilliant: Tha bloom on vollr cheek ~, bright? Do YOU
en-, ,,lr.cif in saclery 1e veil? j, ymt pisn. yunr
business with the AN. n rev. 10 YOU ictl ~ much
roGd.nc % Yourself? Are vow, fpiflts dull and nag.
gjDg given b. it, r molanrholyi Iisa DO Iot lay !, /"
yc,r liver ar d. -Irusia Have YOU rcst5a, n:Elj-
Your back weak ycur knees weak AMI hev" iut little
appetite and yal attribute his to Dyspepsia or liver
r'i,rinin,g
Now leader self abuse yancrenl .caecs badly cured
ar scypaI rvrrrr mr." all capable If reducing woak.
moss of The grner,;ye organ. The organs II genera
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From {. II. ALEXANDER.

puor ToHN, December iii. 1867.
n, J,NSFpU ESINuL bS--DtIT SRI hereby
c.ricv that had a C.Ilcsr my lef and only hand
and That tried several I'ystrian., hn: found nn
rnlief After using yonr remedy for about three
,yerk the [ ,ucer was reI1uvets and my hand i,
now doing welt. know Of several otHeI cases cured
by tho same ager,Cy @rateillly yours; >nrp
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NOTICE.
Deafness. Blindness and Cafarrb.

r ISAACS, NJ. D., OculiSt and Aurist,
u. Professor Of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Lcyder, Holland, located at No. 5l9 Pine
street, Philade! phia, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the Eye, EAR or CATAREm
will be scientifically treated md cured. if
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode Of treatment.
1s~Ar,ificial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan 81, lS66-ly
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EERuViAN syrup,


such Sat- Ri"Ua. Ctticcr. Consumption. de-, ther,
is nothing cna the purifying effects OF iodine whrf
administered in ruro state
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED
Cancer is Durable!
DIR. REYNOLDS

Let tho unfortunate, who are suffering with Ih!-
supposed nrura'!c Evil, no.? t9kc courage. What
m, lu. inn mani do uIll
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is pure sou Of iodine dissolved In water, without
solvent and is tie best remedy for srrofua mud kin
trc i disease, ever discovered. Circulars free.
Up. DiEsAfDR",
sold BY Druggists .CucraiIy SO hey It. New York.
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Dr. RS rcnedy is rnild aud speedy. He may he
consulted At the Hotel uf John A. Thompson, IT,
Rising Sun. ON IL EoDAI anu TI CRSl'Ai Of eacl
week, aier the 9th of January. next
Dec IL. lsh.--tf
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of
youthful ndscrction, will for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe.
which he was cured. SufcroSs Wishing to profit by
the advertiser, experience, tSn do 40 by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN u OGDEN,
May 1s, 1S67-ly f2 Cedar Street, New York.
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From sIrs. SARAH p. PIERCE.


TO TIE PIfBLIt.--for tho satu vi those su'''r-
ng itll Cancers desire to present my experience:
About two wears ago, small, dark Iutap appeared
on my face. At first pad little attention I" It; but
i grew 80 fast that was Obliged to consult medirn
aII. judge of my horror aud surprise when wa~
told thpt had iucunahlc Cancer. applied to
t'.. "cehratod Br. iesseY, al Philadelphia Nho pro
nuuuced me inruI,he. | had tried almost every
rtrne,'S; hat viii n" avail ha', made up my mimi
Reynolds, Rising sun. Cecil county, Md, who, WAS
told was the only person in te country who never
failed 10 cure tnn"cta Feeling 1t ~: nuy 10 make
NOR. effort 10 my life, p1o ns 4lf nnde
has care He uses no knife in his operations shal!
ever cease be grateful 10 him for his irar.clou"
81 ~ am now in the hest OF health. and feel ne
an getty concerning return Of my cancer. will
che nfuiy nuswer all icters Of inquiry. and fully
d.c .ii,, my experience. SARAH y. PIERCE.
Rock Springs, Cecil county Md.
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viii cure. with two applications. the ARMY
lrcn, and all Diseases o! the SKIN.
II contains no Mercury or other injurious ingrn-
dient- and is pl, asGn in It's SMELL can be kept for
years without getting rancid, retaining all Of lis
medicinal virtues.
The cures which this Ointment has effected with.
in the last foar years Is truly wonderful.
No family should be without this valuable Oint
ment vhich can be had at the Drug and Country
Stores everywhere.
Price 90 cents box. BY mail, 80 cents.
Prepared only by
l.. NJ, ENGLAND & SON
FutRHAcEuTIsTs,
Corner Second and King Sts., Wilmington, Del
Sold Retail in Eikton by On. II. II. ah1cnELi-
Wholesale III Philadelphia 10y Johnston, Hoiiaoway &
Cowden, % n. 9Th street. Mar %, lS67-y
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SlNiiIt SIMILIRuS CURANNTt'n
fEsIfsEEsksEYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS,

f"'n proved from The npaj ..i"ilo experience s.t;r,
80. ~itnl.g-- i'r>nnpt -i,tiyicnt Gni HclahiC.-
I'M. m $40 uny Medicines perfectly adapted to l~npu
'"'H ~ 10 tiri mistakes r3'uuo. h, iuair in
using them: so mann. ~ "t'.ti ,r,'' $50 90. CIV
80 efficient be always e+i'""' my htth Iii1''
he highest concentration non III. ana VIII always
reutGr sHtistlc lion.
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TO CONsUMrTIyEs.

The REV EDWARD A. WILSON viii send free Of
CHARGE to all who desire it, e.nescrption with the
directions for making and using tho simple remedy by
which cured Of lung affection aud that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this pre-.
crption, It will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing Please address
REV, EDWARD A. WILSON.
No 16l South Second street
eept II. 1861 --may1T Wiaiasbufgh, New-York.
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1l,suranfc.
The Loan EeatIir.e
OF TIE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

- -.
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insurance 'p,'p'HS' "''.ov4hS ''"' W. '''
NV my " ''' w ,
u'',' f''' W '7e"''', - ''e', ~ vac ''''
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P', m va ,..,..,-.. ,, e...,,.
,tam ha',motnr, y. ,,,"nt ',I',,,', i,.o"s
the excess shall In loAned. to the highest bidder,
the foo",ng terms, viz:
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Icels Justified by the uninterrupted success which
has atteiid" his treatment ui Cancer, IN guarantee
iny a curr V heuct rT consulted in season. There j.
no longer cause for the Victims oi this horrible all
mcnt 10 deepair Of life. i,hat thc most cytroIuc
cases have bC en- treated with success, the following
certificates, gladly gir.n i'y those who have been
heand by his ..dlntfje traio Will nhundantly attest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IRON IN THE BLOOD


The necessity Of due proportion of iron in the blood
is well known to all medical men: when it becomes
reduced from any whatever, the whole system
suffers the weakest part being first attacked, and ).
feeling Of langor hsstude, and " all gonenessn per
vadcs The systcm. stlmnants only afford temporary
re'ifE aud have the effect giving tired horse
the whip instead of The truc remedy supply
the blood With tic necessary quantity Of mon This
can be done by using tho /.
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution of the protoxide of Iron which i.
prepared TINT il nssimatcs once with the blood,
giving strength, yig,r AMI life to the whole system
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned by
deficiency ur IRON IN THE BLOOD, without restor-
ing II 10 tie system, 10 like trying to repair 'udng
when the foundation is gong.
An eminent divine says: 81 have been using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past 1t GiNc1 ne
yigOr. buGya ucy OF spirits, elasticity of Muscle
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures, and zee
concentrations from some of tho most eminent iiiysi-
clans, clergy ami others, will t sent free to any
address.
The genuine has " PERuytaS SYRUP blown in tie
giass, j. p. DlNSMGltE, Pr4nintur.
No. 50 Dey ST, New York.
Sold Ivy ali Druggists.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-11-07

T will cfTer at private sale this valuable
L property, si,uated IN Macarthur. tho
county Seat OF Vinton county, and the
centre of the vast coal and iron regions
of Ohio. This is the only Hotel in the
town. has good stable, all the conven-
fences necessary to mako it what it should
be, an excellent location, and IL doing u
fine business. Any person desiring 10
make an investment of this kind will do
well to call and examine the premises Is
desire 10 retire from the business and
will sell the property at one half its real
value. -f-'H-' T .-c
HI. HUBERT.
aug e9., ls67.-tf s-,e5,
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Il household Necessity
Only T0enty Dollars.
THE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA

THE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
l ClllNE-an entir' ly Row invention
ulnike any other Sewing Machinc in the
world. Patented 1857. 1t u.es TWO
TmREADs and makes STITCH ALIKE or
BOTH SIDES, THAT WlLL,NO RIpOR UN-
RAVEL. IT combines simplicity, dura-
hility and beauty. j is as large Us other
first class machines. a child cun learn to
work it. twill do every variety Of tam
iy sewing and tailoring. 1t will sew t ON
the finest gauzeto leather. In orGer to in
lrOduce the Star Shuttle Sewing Machine
into every household in the land, we fdr
nish them complete, with one shuttle, cx-
ira bobiins, full set of needles, oil can,
screw. driver, directions, &c, at the un-
precedehted price Of Twenty Dollars, on
receipt Of which we will box free of cx-
pense, aud slip to any address.
=, W. G. WILSON ~ CO., Manufactures,
Office and Salrsroom, l9X Public Square,
...'-. Cleveland, Ohio.
n. 3 Each Machine is warranted for
five years. Persons who order Machines
and find that they are otherwise than
represented, can return them and get their
money back. Agents Wanted. angSm6
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Gifts for Christmas and New
Years!


ASUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES, ALL WAR
RANTKD To RUN, AND TupR.
UUGHLY REGU ATLD, AT THE
Low PRICE OF 80 EACH, AND
SAlISF ACTION GUARANTEED.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50
to 1900.
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, $50 to
500.
100 Ladies' Watches, cnameled, ltO to
500.
200 Gold Hunting Chronomo,er Watches
$50 to $50.
2ov Gold Hunting English Levers, 200
to 250
500 Gold Hunting Duplex Wa:chcs, ,.
Is 70 2OJ.
$40 Gold Hunting American Watches,
100 to 30.
sou Silver IIuntir lie Iors, 81 to 100.
500 Silver Hunting DuplVXet, 10 u z.0O
$40 Gold Ladies' Watches. 81 70 200.
100 Cold Hunting Lapines, 80 to %.
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches,
80 to 100.
25vO Hunting Watches, 25 to 50
5000 Assorted Watches, all kiuIs,l0 t.
u.
The above stock will he disposed of on
the popular oLe-price plan, giving every
patron fine Gold OF Solid Silver Watch
for so. without regard to value
WRIGHT Bro. u Co., lGl Broadway,
New York, wish to Immediately .dispo'e
Of the above magnificent stock. Certifi
Gates, naming the articles, are placed in
sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Hold
ers are entitled 70 the articles named in
their certificate, upon payment of Ten
Dollars, W neither it be watch worth
I 900 or one worth less. The return OF
any of our certificates entities you to the
articles named thereon, upon payment, ,ir-
respective of its worth, and rs no article
valued less than Sl0 is named on .any
certificate, it will at once be seen that
this is no lottery, bit a straight forward
legitimate transaction, which may be par
tlcipated in even by the most lastidi.
Gus.
A single certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid, upon receipt of 25ee Its, five
tor al, eleven for 81, thirty three and
elegant premium for s53Exy%ix and
more valuable PREMIUM foP &lO, one
hundred Sna mostshperb Watch for SIS.
To sgents,or those widlhpg employment,
this is rare opportuni y is legiti-
matcly conducted busipe'A dGy author
lied by the GsssfpsiSft, % arhtopen to the
most careful scrutiny. Watches s3nt Ivy
ExphSs, with bill for collection on deliv
efy 40 that no dissatisfaction can posi-
by occur. Try us. Address
WRIGHT, BRO. 81 Co., Importers,
lie Broadway, New York.
October 81, 1867 3m.
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DB. STRICKLAND Having used your
Anti-Cholea Mixture during the
cholera epidemic here last summer,
and induced others to do the same. in
cases that had all the cholera syinD-
toms, in every case it promptly
checked the desease. 1 believe It's the
best remedy known for cholera and
diarrhGa of every form, and advise
those afflicted to try it.--W. BARBER,
of the firm of Barber, Choats q Ma
Der, Cincinnati, o, aug .15t4.
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A Card from the American
Watch Co. Of WaItham, Mass.

TINS Company beg ave TO intOijn tho
Tublic that they commenced operations III
1860. and their factory now covers -four
acres of ground, and has cost moro than
million dollars. and employs over 700 op-
eratives. They produce Is 00J Watches n
year, and make md sell not less ihin one
half Of all the watches sold il the United
States.
The difference between their marufac-
ture and the Europea n is briefly this: Eu-
ropean Watches are made almost entirely
BY HAND, and the resAll is Of necessity Il
lack Of that uniformity, which is indiS-
pensable to correct time keeping. Both
The eye and the hand Of the most skIllful
operative must vary But il is tact tn It,
except watches Of the higher grades, En-
ropean watches lfe the product of the
cheapest la of Switzerland, ard the
result is the worthless Ancres, Lepiaes
and SO csled Potent Levers--which soon
cost more IN attempted repairs, than their
original price. Common .VOrkmen, boys
and wcmen, buy the rough separate parts
Of these watches from various factories,
polish and put them together, and take
them to tho nearest watch merchant, who
stamps GndP lgraves them with any name
or brand tAat may bs o. dered
UOlV american Watches
are Nude.
The American Waltham Watch il made
by no such uncertain process and by no
such incompetent vorknen 1.-THE Com
.punJ's operations, from the reception of
The raw materials to the completion Of the
watch, are carried on under one root, and
,nder one skiiIlul and competent dir c.ion.
Sut the great distiRgui ,hing feature Of
their watches, il the fact Tat Il cir sew
most perfect and delicate machinery ever
bro.t TO the aid Of human industry. Every
one OF thu moro han u hundred parts Of
every watch is made by a machine, that
infallibly TtprOduces every succeeding
part wi'h the most ungArying accuracy. 1t
vas only necessary to make one perfect
watch Of any particular style and then 20
adjust the Eu drca machines necessary to
reproduce every part Of that watch, and
1t follows that every succ cding watch
must be like il. The Company respect
fully submit their watches on heir merits
only. They claim TO make bet or watch
-. the money. by Their improved me
.hanical processes Than can be made un-
Ter the old-irslioncd handicratt system.
Tney manufacture watches Of every grade,
from Il good, ow-rricGd, and sub .lantial
artlclo, in solid silver hunting cases, to
the finest chronomeler and also ladies'
watches in plain gal or ,he finest cnam
eed and ie1 cled eases; lvt the iEd,r=n.
sable ~cqUiSit; OF all their watches is that
they shall be GOOD TIMEKEEpERS, 1t
should be remembered that, except their
81 gle loves, gralo named "llomt Watch
Company, Boston," all watches made by
them ARE FULLY WARRANTED by a special
certificate, aud tliS warran oe is good at
all times again.t the Company or its
agents. ROBBINS & APPLETON,
iulYlSeomlm lS2 broadway, N Y.
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$500 coo

SoUU UUU
Eeach Certificate Of Stock is accompani ed
Witha
Beautiful Steel. Plate Engrv'ing
WORTH MORE AT RETAIL THAN uHE
COST OF CERTIFICATE.
And also imsules 20 the holder
Presented in the Great Distribution.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-11-07
WeEm.,OId's EXT. BucIlu

Is certain cure for diseases of The
Bladder, Kidneys, Grarel,
DropSy, Organic WeaAne88,
Female Complaints, General
Debilitb and
All Diseases Of the Trina
ory Organs, whether exis-
ting in Male or Female,
from whatever cause or iginating and no
matter Of how long standing,
Diseases of the g organs require the use
Of diuretic.
If no reatment is submitted to, Con-
sumrh rhon or Insanity may ensue. Our
Flesh and Blood ore supported fror these
sources, and the heslth and happiness,
aud that ofposterity depends upon prompt
use Of reliable remedy. s. =
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