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..F BY Francis L. 1sbell-
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
MEAT FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT,
IN On THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD BE
TWEEN DltVAh AND BAKER REElS,
AND RUNNING BACK TO CAVE STREET.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY the
3Oth day of October, 1888 upon the premises, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ, will be sold ut auction a NEAT
FRAMED DWELLING and LOT, located as
above stated. The dwelling has three rooms. front
and back porch, and the lot fronts - feet, and
runs back 1870 feet well enclosed
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the residue at four
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured by deed OF trust
FRANCIS T.. ISBELL,
oc o. Auctioneer.
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BY Paine & Co., Auctloneers.

T ARGE SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY
SALE.-0n THURSDAY the 18th instant
commencing at II O'Clock we Will sell at the store
No 1911 Main street large invoice of assorted
MERCHANDISE, consisting OF .""
DRY GOODS In variety:
$50 dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS, prime
goods. of newest styles;
so cases BOOTS SHOES. and BALNORALS,
with large assortment of seasonabe
READY. MADE CLOTHING.
The attention Of dealers Is particularly Invited to
this sale as the goods are all fresh and desirable
and will be sold without and In lots TO suit
purchasers. PAINE q co.,
or "a kuctioneers.
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DYEgNa AND SECURING.

ESTABLISHED IN ls60--L. LINN
a. MANS FANCY STEAM DYEIS5; SS ~ -,
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLlsHhESs,1i' -
BROAD STREET BETWEEN fSoGA ~ 49,
FIETH, RICHMOND, VA.-LadieS' sressfTs,
shawis coaks and sa;Fues dyed IL any eoaoisS - ~
sired, cleaned in tho very best and neaIea. md
ner. Gentlemens garments cleaned OK 49,, , 81
warranted To give satisfaction. have also 20,
lshed printing department, snd VIII pflaE Lsie ,
silks, merfnos, p0plinS, deiaiaeS ~ a.'1'A
dresses. Call and see samples OF ~ Sps II
Practical Dyer, Scourer, and ClsaaeI, 81
P.s.-Persons residing at distance irom ss va
c,ty can forward their goods by express, ana asse
them returned again In The same way 81 sn9S. no-
tica-
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LOST ARD FOUND.

ESTRAY COWS.-Came to the SEsscss
AZ Powhatan Brick Works. just belOwIllA-
Port Mayo about two weeks since, two medium
sized COWS-One RID: the other WHITE, and
very old They were both dry. If not c,lled for
before Saturday they will be sent to the horse lot
for sale. - - -
oc 2oEst GEORGE g. PRINCE.
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.IssoIUTION OF LIMITED PART

NERsHIP.-1he limited partnership p SSC
i1fore existiog under the style OF IUtN3LtxS NJ
g BEYFR Is this day dissolved by eonsen. o. al
The parties Persons having unsettled PUSHES Rn,s
with the late firm, or the former mn. u 49, 49,
ling, Jr., Richmond, Va, By whom the oe'ipess
win be continued. - on, tsv M
Witness the Following signatures the S''h aas u
September, 1858 ,,z.,.,
DAVID 6. YUESGLlSth 'h'
JOHN A. BEYER
oc lk-Thsw&wsw
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NOTICE TO sEIPPERs.-Tbe boats OF
~ the JAMES RIV.32 Nd EhGAWhA CA.
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock IS usual
promptly at L NJ. on TUESDAYS, TdURSl)3Is-
and SATUROhY9,
Freight and tolls on goods Tor Lyrchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, or prepaid 1T tne OBJ
tioD OF the shipper. Freight received and &C.
livered 9: my Office, the dock
Way freight wtii nc. " delivered TIL charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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SHIPPING.

FLOR PHILADELPHIA.-%gsS
G, The steamer NORFOLK, Captain .ssssskSz1Sss
VANCE now lying 1t her berth IN the dock, VIII
receive freight for the above port TIL FRIDAY
the SOth of October, al Ii O'Clock. Freight taken
for Norfolk also for Boston Cin Norfolk anu close
Connection made. Bills Of lading signed through.
Passage to rhilad-lphia, intending meals and
statcroom, SlO W. ?. PORTER, Agent
Oc est Office No. 2425 DOCK street.
EOR NEW YORK.-The new <rsGss
and elegant sI,,e-wheel steamer 81 -.sH=4Es2ssszs
kATUGA, Captain ALEXANDER. VIII luaNc her
wharf on FRIDAY, October SOth at O'Clock
=. NJ. Freight received up TO O'Clock. Fare,
$l2. Round tickets. 800 Steerage, SO. For freight
or passage, apply to
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM K CO.,
&c 2S-3t corner Main and Eleventh stree
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EOR BALTIMORE. = Steamer <sSss
T. PETERSBURG, Captain GOEGuE- Eesassrl4tSzssSas
GAN will leave her wharf on TIL : RSDAl. Ucto-
Der 2slh 1863. ut IL O'Clock NJ. Freight received
up to Ii O'Clock a. N. For freight or passage,
apply to
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TITO SHIPPERS. STATION ssf5s--,s..s..yvs Ia
L & HILLS LINE OF BOATS EsIssSSs
ere now making regular trips. Goods received ior
all points on the canal between Richmond, Licking
ton, and BCchanan-boats leaving three times per
week. Office on basin bank and Eleventh street
We solicit the patronage OF our rie1ds and the
public generally. Goods viii be received - Sll
times at our Office. WM. ID. STATION, Agent.
i1tE I'm
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FERTILIZERS.

100 TONS SOLUBLE CIFIC
lVU GUANO landing this day. For sale by
oc6 ALLISON &c ADDISON.
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II OST OR STOLEN, a DRAFT for 500,
- drawn by Jay, Cooke 4 Co., bankers: wash
ington ID. c.. upon Jay, Cooke & Co., Bankers,
New York, In favor of h. 4. Townsend. All per-
sons are cautioned against receiving the above
draft, as payment has been stopped. oc 2s-2t*
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

FRANK D. HILL Ia. ~ SoDoi->'
IT'LL s GODDIN,
u REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No 1903 MAIN STREET.
We pay particular attention 10 RENTING OUT
Houses and LANDS. and 10 SELLING PRO-
pERTY, either publicly or privately.
We can premise superior facilities on account OF
arrangements made TO Insure speedy sales.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on REAL ESTATE.
Mr.. JAMES A. GODDIN, for many years In
the Henrico County Clerks Office, examines all
titles and thus insnres positive correctness In all
documents drawn by U.s. ecsV
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NOTICE.-Application will be made to
\ I the Auditor OF the state Of Virginia for the
renewal of the following lost CERTIFICATE OF
VIRGINIA STATE KEGI>TERED STOCK In
the name of Henri T. Holladay NO. 4, oso, Tor
$500, act 22d March, 1867 oc-IhSm
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NIOTICE.-There was taken up, by San
IN the police OF the second >tation-horse- NSz-A
his back. He was advertised by them last week.
said horse left at my stable on the night of the
18th instant. The owner will please come forward
prove property, and pay charges, or will sell the
horse to pay expenses. ROBERT REID,
oc Pilot Sixth stree near Clay
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE -
IN THE PRICE OF ARTIFICIAh,rS1H1Iff66 "
TEETH. The undersigned viii insert EVIL Li TX
TEETH for TWENTY 10 THIRTY DOLLARS
/ SET Old gold cets will be taken ID exG,n.ange
for new sets on vulcanlte NJ shaii aootA"n"'
'A Offce and residence s.5 Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets ,or ,uo>-y
oc Ism oohlLN -An ~, ! !.
~ E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in @EEa
I Js serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL S1y1O
TEETH 1T TWENTY DOLLARS per ser. fer-
feet nc and durability warranted. Call and see
specimens Of the work. ,,,,
Particular attention devoted to filling and pre-
serving the teeth.
Teeth extr cted without pain.
Dental Rooms po2 Broad street. oc 10
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BY L. Cartwright, Auctioneer,
1893 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
T WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON
l. THURSDAY the 2sth instant commencing nj
10 O'Clock. a large assortment of FURNITURE,
&C., consisting in part of .s .. -.-
FINE BEDSTEADS,
..." CABINETS.
WARDROBFS
SOFAS, TABLES,
CHAIRS, ROCKERS, SAFES,
MATTRESSES, ~. t. -.#
FINE BEDS, PILLOWS,
SHEETS, BLANKETS,
COOKING-STOVES, &c. ....
ALSO.
FINE CLOTHING, CLOTHS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
DRY GOODS, &C.. H
ocos r. GATHRIGHT, Auctoneer.
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IN TONS PURE FLOUR OF RAW
wv BONE landing this day. For sale by
oc5 ALLISON Il ADDISON,
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GCHOOL CIRCULARS printed at short
y notice in the best style OF the art at the DIS
PATCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

r ME, LIME, LIME.-150 barrels
~ FRESH landing to-day and for sale by
Cc 2a-3l# STAPLES s. DLAlR.
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BY Cook b Laughton, Auctioneers'
,orror ~ Cn-arnor and Franklin streets.

corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
X ENTEEL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
AT HOLD FTTRNITIrgE GILT MIRROR. &c
ATAUCTlON.-OnT THURSDAY the 10th instant $,
at 10 clock, will sell at the residence o. an
Woods. Esq. fwho Is declining housekeeping, o'
First street between Main and Cary streets All oi
his HOUSEHoL FURNITURE. consisting Oh
ELEGANT GILT PIER MlRkIk;
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
MAHOGANY DIVANS,
PARLOR CHAIRS,
MARBLF-TOP CENTRE TABLE,
HAT RACKS. ,,n
HALL and STAIR oILCLoTH and MAT
TING,
MAHOGsNY BEDgrEADS and BUREAUS
MAHOGANY and CHERRY WARDROBES,
WASHSTh NDS and TOILETWARL,
MATTRESSES. BEDDING. &c.:
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally
Oc Al. COOK &'LATGHTON. Auctlcncers.
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CEVEN MICH COwS.--Will be sold ct OF
y auction on THURSDAY. 2sth Of 9ctopSe s,r ~
residences corner OF Grace and Twenty fourth
streets, NiLCH Cows 80, ,,a como
They are all giving or less nilK ann s -,
of them are fat enough for beef Amongst inca
are several Of fine blood.
TERMS Cash.
ooos ~ - Anctioneers.
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AN OPENING OF ANOTHER LOT
n OF SUPERIOR JAPANESE TEA.-This
pure, uncolored Tea, has all the fine flavor and
ON the nerves-best quality, $l.6o second quality,
8I.so; a very good article at $i.25 per ponnd ny
Roasted CofYees. Honey Soap, cents per cake,
so cents per dozen at j. II. ANTH0NY'S Japa-
Spotswood Hotel. OCT
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A GRICULTURAL SALT.-200 sacks
N for sale by
oc5 ALLISON & ADDISON.
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TUST RECEIVING IN STORE,
e1 HERRINGS, 300 barrels;
MACREREL, so barrels;
BACON, sides and shoulders;
HAMS, patent covered-very cnoicei
SUGARS. refin d and raw;
LARD, choice quality;
RICE, South Carroll ma, in casks;
CHEESE. choice Cutting;
SHOT. all sizes !;
COFFEES, Rio and Lsguayra; also, Java.
ALSO, IN STORE
APPLES in barrels,
IRI>H POTATOES in barrels,
BUTTER,
for sale al the lowest market rates.
oc 2o-lm HARVEYS & WILLIAMS.
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Burnetts Cocaine is not greasy
sticky. It isis superior to pomade
or alcoholic washes as hair.dress-
ing.
Prof Blot is good authority, and
says Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
are the best.
Burnett's Kalliston will remove
freckles.
Burnett's Cologne Water is elegant
for the bath.
Spasmodlc Asthma.-The most
severe cases Of this dreadful CON-
plant have been cured by q few do
SEES Of Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy for
Asthma, and in no instance has it
failed to give immediate relief.
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LIVE STOCK.

The following sale OF q fine lot Of
cattle is from Tuesdays Daily:
A BIG SALE.-Beniah Dimmitt,
Esq, one Of the live wide-awakc far
mers of Highland Township in this
County, who reads tho COURIER reg
ularly from year to year, besides do
ing what il better pays it, sold
and delivered here today TOT. S.
Tallmage, Of Chicago, so head of
Bullocks Of his own feeding which
averaged 1876 and which at the
price paid cts, gross, yielded him
the snug sum of $7.144 90 Here is
conclusive evidence that the whole
country, especially the farming COM
munity, is going straight to the dew
il under the terrible Black Republi.
can Rule. Mean time will some of
our affrighted copperhead friends
please figure up at their leisure what
these cattle would have brought in
'habcrdashery' or Indiana Free Bank
Blue Dog, and Page and Bacon Cur
rency, under poor Pierce, or Jimmy
Cockeyed Buchanan?
Sim CLANCY shipped q car load o
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Facts are stubborn things, and the fact
that one of the best selected stocks of
Fancy and staple Groceries in the city
may be found at the store of Jas II Shreve
IL Co., two doors west Of the Post office, IL
n fact too well known to admit of doubt,
and the reputation ofthe proprietors for
politeness and fair dealing, and their eff
forts to accommodate all with good goods
at low prices, 10 insuring for them, as it
should, rapidly increasing business
Outside Of tho regular line of Groceries,
they have very fine and full assortment
Of Confectioneries and fruits, both green,
canned and dried, of every variety; in-
GLIDING the best dried peaches in the city,
all of which they sre selling at the very
lowest cash prices They are also agents
for the celebrated Monroe City Mills "
flour. which they warrant superior in
quality for less money than any OF aer
brand.
Goods delivered free to any part Of the
| city.
We advise all our readers in want oi
any thing in that line to give Thorn call.
Remember, two doors west Of the Post.
office.
April 20, dAw-1w.
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THE OTTUMWACOURIE
CITY ITEMS.

+. w. Il ]. HAwLEY JR.-It is a
hattering testimonial to the charac-
ter and integrity of Mercantile
House, as satisfactory as it is I'M
common in this fast Western coun-
try, to see it slowly but surely as
cend from small beginnings until it
finally becomes firmly and profitably
established, by its founder, and then
with its credit, capital, and prestige,
pass by legitimate succession into
the hands Of the junior members of
the family, more especially if the
succession, prove in commercial en-
teiprise, and honor worthy OF thu
original founders.
Such concern is that of +. w. &
J. Hawley Jr., whose new advertise
ment in an other place, speaks to tho
numerous readers Of the COURIER.
This house was established here in
lS4s BY James Hawley, ST., who
through all the mercantile vicissi.
tudes that have wrecked many 9TH
er concerns, managed to stem the
storm, until 1863, when he retired
with . competency, and was sue
ceeded BY his sons Frederick and
James, who were to the manor born,
and who in the aggregate stocks
kept on hand and the liberal line of
credits extended to their customers
have fully sustained the reputation
of this House, as one of the best in
the Des loines Valley. This spring
they bought an unusually large line
Of staples, including a very fine seec-
ton Of carpets, and look through
their stock before buying, would be
time very proftably spent.
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The ORAToRIoIsTs.--The Des
AfAssx 1l,.,snn1

The ORAToRIoIsTs.-The Des
Moines Musical Association, by spe-
cial request repeated The sublime
Oritorio of esther the beautiful
Queen" on last Saturday night to
one ofthe largest, most intelligent,
and appreciativc audiences that ever
assembled in this city.
II is no easy task to particularize,
where all did their parts SO very ex-
csedingly well, and to the anbounded
delight of the entire assembly, es.
Pecially when that criticism must of
necessity appear somewhat invidi.
Gus, but we are compelled neverthe-
less to yield Especial tribute to the
singing and personation of Mrs
Childs as the Queen; Mrs. Mosher as
the Prophecies, and Zeresh Haman's
wife; to Mrs. Spofford and Grimes,
the Misses Allen, Mckay, and Whit
ney as maids of honor, also to Shar.
man as King, Bennett as Hannah,
and Hatton as High Priest.
1t was an entertainment which
pleased the eye with its elegant spec.
tacles and costumes, and delighted
the soul with the concords of sweet
sounds and sacred music, and one
which the most abandoned sinner
and hardened wretch, could not haye
witnessed without pleasurable sensa
tons and visible cnnoblement.
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FARM Mr., John Reno,
of Pleasant Township, in this county
has q stallion colt Of the Blue Buck
stock, which weighed 1,130 Tbs, two
days before he was two years old
This extraordinary size is the more
remarkable since his dam died when
he was only FIVE weeks old. We
challenge the State to beat this colt.
From Mr.. L. Schouler of that town.
ship, one Of the oldest and best friends
of the COURIER, who gave us the
aboue information, we also learn that
the farmers in that sect On are in an
usually forward statewith theirspring
work, that the spring wheat and oats
OF which there has been much more
than the Usual breadth sown, is all up
and looks most promising, and that
many OF them are a,,,-eady engaged
plonghing for corn.
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V.X. 1.-THE attention of the cit
liens of Ottumwa is called to
the Concert to be given by
the pupils Of the Academy Of the
Visitation on Court st. on Monday
evening the 9th inst. The enter
tainment will open with a beautiful
Cantata entitled, "The meeting of
, the Spirits and Flowers" presented
for the first time to the public; fol-
lowed by Music, Plays, Tableaux and
Charades. Doors opened at 6 o'clock
Concert will commence at Z precise
~. Admission 80 cents children I'M
der IL years ST age o5cents.
Apr. % d2tw1t
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fine sheep bought at 4c.

fine sheep bought at 4c.
Bowling s Co. also shipped 40 fine
bullocks from Agency, fed in Davi'
county.
Allen 4 Davis also shipped from
Same place, two cars of hogs bough,
in that neighborhood at &c.
Our live stock quotations are al
follows:
Choice cattle are worth 607,, and
Butchers stock from 3A@5.
Hogs-6@7.
Sheep-3@4c, with very few de.
cent ones to be had.
We submit below the latest reports
of the Chicogo 1.-Two stock market
reed by mail, up to Tuesday eve,
while the Geographic market report
received just before going to press,
this morning may be found under the
Appropriate telegraphic head.
CATTLE.-There was but a mea--
gre supply in the yards to day, and,
with only about bakers dozen OF
buyers, it proved very quiet day
for sellers, There was no change.
however, in prices, asthe few droves
offered sold fully upto Saturdays clos.
ing rates. Sales include the follow.
ing lots.
Is thin steers and Cows averaging
912 IS Is.
II good fat Steers averaging 1,277
8 37l.
IL medium steers and oxen aver
aging 1900 Sc IS.
10 Cows and heifers averaging $50
IS 90.
Is medium steers and cows aver.
aging 946 Sc %.
10 skalawags averaging 859 81 81.
HOGS.--Owing to the light re-
ceipts, there was-little business trans
acted to day, and, although tho sales
were too meagre to establish a fair
range of prices, no change was indi-
Gated, Sales were.
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CoLMAN's RURAL WoRLD.-We
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How many mothers suffer the agony
Of seeing their little ones snats he'd
away from them by whooping cough,
or dyptheria, when a single bottle OF
Poland's White Pine Compound wod
have saved the baby's life. 1t is in.
fallible.
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Special Notices.
~~s~~~~NA~r~~s>~~
AMERICAN
Waltham Watches,

The true value of Machinery applied to
Matchmaking IL not that by its use
Watches are made rapidly, but that they
are made correcly. Very few people
know why Waltham Watch should be
superior to any other. In the first place,
At Nv altman the ', atch is regarded as only
= machine, to be constructed like any
other machine, on mechanical principles.
Ii the watches are good, it is because the
machinery is good. OfcOurse there must
be no defect in the principle or plan Of the
movement--nO mistake in the sizes or
! shapes OF the pieces ofwhich it is compos-
sd--nothing wanting In their properties,
and no error in their positions. These
points once thoroughly settled, 1t rests
wholly with the machinery, constructed
with infinite diversity of form and function
expressly for the purpose, to produce the
finished pieces. BY means ofmultiplying
guages and microscopes, tests and inspec-
ton fer the detection OF wear in the cut
ting tools, and for faults and flaws in steel
or stone are made to accompany the work
in every stage from beginning to end. Al
q necessary result, the watch goes togeth.
or perfect machine. Every part IL found
to fl properly in its place, Every pin
may De pushed till 1t pinchcs, and every
screw turned home. Instsad Of q slQRgish
and feeble action, the balance. even under
the pressure of the highest handspring,
the beat has the clear ringing sound al
characteristic ofthe Waltham Watch. The
machine 10 . timekseper from the start.
This system of matchmaking ID un-
known in foreign countries, and Is entire
| ly original with the Waltham Company.
Tho Company claim that by it they pro-
duce watches that cannot be- eGualled for
every quality which makes watch valr.
abls. Simple in plan and correct in prin,
ciple, the movement Is not only beautiful.
ly finished, substantial, accurate and
cheap, butts uniform in the minutsst de-
tails, not easily damaged, and when re-
| paired always as good as new. There are
| different grades of finish in the different
varieties Of watches made by the Waltham
| Company, as there are different sizes and
shape. to suit all tastes and means; but
every Watch bears the genuine trade
mark of"WALTHAM'' is guaranteed to be
good one, and nobody need hs afraid to
| buy it.
Every Watch fully Warranted.
| For sale by all frst-class dealers in the
| United States and British Provinces.
For further information address the
| Agents.
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
lS9 Broadway, New York.
Nov, 25-dEw-lm.