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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24
Resolution OF Thanks

At a regular meeting of the Divis-
ion, held March 23I, 1862 the fol-
lowing resolution was passed and
ordered to be published In the daily
papers:
Res3lgsd, That the members of T.
Of H.. Division No. 4, S. Of T., ten
der publicly, their earnest, heartfelt
thanks to the many persons who
generously favored Us with the requi-
site donations for the preparation,
and to the community IN general for
their liberal patronage OF the late
sociable held at our Hall and also,
to the Cornet Band, who so kindly
volunteered their valuable services %
increase the attractions of the even
ing.
By order of the Division. [mr23 1t
FARM TO RENT.-A good tenant
can get a farm Of bottom land in lower
bayou, Is acres cleared, by applying
soon to WM. REAVIS,
mario IF Real Estate Agent.
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By Teiegraph.I NEW OT.LEAi rs. March o.
CoTT0S-Active and kyle higher; mid
ding 2Sc; receipts 2,5l2 bales; exports 639
bale-.
ExCHANGE-NeW York sight x premium !;
sterling III: commercial Az.
SUGAR-Duu; common lOlc; prime
I l4l4c.
M0LAs Scarce; prime 75978c.
FLoUR- Dull aEd lower; supertine > 30
as -; Xxx S.; xxx IS rs.
CORN Easier at 7607Sc.
OATS-LOWer at 63G6ic.
BRAN-SI ID.
HOGs-Firu1; prime s2GG25 50.
PoRK-DuIi al Ss}3 p.
-BAC0N-0mly a retail trade; shoulders
I41ze; sides l71k@I&c.
LAID Dull; fierce I8158I9]Ic; keg 201&3
2IZc.
WHISKY-DepresSed Western rectihed
S5G90c
CoFFEE-Dun ana lower; fair l41491516c;
prime I654@I75Ic.
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IMPROVEMENTS Mr.. 7. j. Hol
lings%orth has commenced work
preparatory to the rebuilding and ex-
tension of store room No. 3, Water
Street, between Main and Sycamore,
now occupied by Niblack 4 Co,
Fred. r. Huston, Agent of the
White Line, and Duke Nicholson,
Steamboat Agent. The building will
be EXTENDED back to the alley, with a
basement partly below the level of the
alley. The building Will be three
stories high, corresponding with the
balance Of the block between that
and Main Street. 1t will be hand
some improvement to that block, and
the example is worthy Of imitation by
the property owners thence to Hodge
corner.
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B@ The Democratic Band sere-
naded DR.. Morgan yesterday evening,
after the polls were closed. We
sharpened our pencil and proceeded
to the front Of his residence. expect
ing to chronicle one of the Doctors
famous speeches. But we were dis
appointed; he did not even make his
appearance. We retired, thinking Of
the little couplet:
He that bolts and runs away,
May live TO bolt another day"
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FIRE AT TRoY.-From Phil. B..
Branham, the accomplished clerk of
the Palestine, we learn that destruc-
tive fire occurred in Troy about ten
o'clock Monday night, destroying
Wright's warehouse, the City Hotel,
and Fred. Miller's beer saloon. Mr..
Wright's loss is estimated at $780,
with no insurance. The fire was sup
posed to be the work Of an incen-
diary.
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TOTAL NUMBER Ga VOTE IS
az We understand that the poll

G9~ We understand that the polls
were not opened in Union Township
yesterday The inspectors were pres
ent until about noon, but as no per
son offered to vote, the judges went
home. This does not indicate that
the boilers were very popular in that
township. and is a direct insult to the
Democratic members in not sustain
ing this action by their suffrage. The
Democratic Silver Band ought to have
been out there to stir them up.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution


FEqiIE PARTNERSHTP HERETO
II fore existing between ]. w. Keepan
OF Keegan q McJohnston. IL this dav ais
solved by mutual consent, II. j. McIobn-
ston Withdrawing from the firm. THE
business will be Continued by J. w. Kee-
gan. All parties having claims against
the firm are requested to present them for
pay ment, and all parties Indebted to the
firm are requested To call and settle imme-
diately. J W. K g EGAN.
X. Il. MCJOHNSTON.
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EoLIPsE.-There will be total
eclipse of the sun on the 9TH day Of
next August, which will be visible in
this city. 1t will take place here
about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Bachelors Hair .Dye.

This splendid HAIR Dye fs the bnatir fste
World; the only true ana perfect i3ye
aarnlcss, reliable, inaLantaus0uH. ~, II IA.
appointment; no Indications Tint. r.t.le.
lies the iil effects Or baa dYes: invit5r1ffs
aud leaves the Hair soft aud hsi.uiIful.
1lGcE OT bT0tgH. Sold b all DTus-.tl. nod
tsfiumiesrsi And properly applies 90 80 CO.
3lOr's Wig Factory, No. ii sgfua ltt4ef.
New York. l...si flfy
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p~ We learn that Hamburger is
going to locate IN Independence,
where he has purchased property. 1t
Is alleged chat he will put a high
fence around his establishment, and
has promised that il any niggers die
while IN his place, he will bury taeg4
in his enclosure, without putting the
city or county to any expense. We
congratulate the citizens of Independ-
/ eneel -
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" Barrett's All around the World.
AppLEToS's New JOURNAL-T nc

APPLETON'S NEW JOURNAL.-I8c
rumor that Appleton a Co were
about 10 begin the publication Of q
new Weekly journal is now confirm
ed by the publication Of the p-os-
pectus OF the work. THE first mum
Der win be issued early in March. aud
will open with the initial chapters of
the new English romance by Victor
Hugo, of which there has been re-
Gently so much talk. Appleton's
j Journal will be somewhat distinctive
in character and contents. It will
seek to give a high order Of literature
Ia a popular guise. 1t will aim to in
struct, without neglecting to please.
II will present sterling fiction, the
best proeurable essays on the vaFi-
Gus subjects that pertain to the pur-
suits and recreations Of the people,
whether Of town or country" aad
entertaining papers Of science aud
education. It's illustrations will be
somewhat noYel-not being, as rule,
printed on the page itself, but printed
separately, and of a character and
guilty suitable for framing, if 50 de-
sired.
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ACCIDENT. - Mr.. j. w. Swatt's,
foreman of Armstrong; Furniture
Factory, on Monday lost the index
finger of his right hand by getting
his hand caught in the betting, and
dragged upon a circular saw, mutt
lating the finger so that it had to be
cut off.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

,D2s~ While the Street Brigade is
cleaning up we would call its atten-
tion to the bad condition of the gut
ters on Oak Street, between Second
and Third. Several pools of dirty
water have accumulated, which should
be attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

FUN.-Don't forget that Duprez &
Benedict, with their renowned troupe
of Minstrels, will open at the Opera
House to- morrow night. Have your
loose buttons frightened up, and go
and see the fun.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

By" The "bummers were lost
yesterday. The election was so quiet
that they had nothing to do; their
peculiar style of taking voters to the
polls was not called into service, and
they wandered around town, feeling,
no doubt, in this instance, that their
occupation was gone" We deeply
sy4npathize with them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

The Atlaatic Monthly and Pat
MANS Ndgdgiae for the month of
April have been received by Fish &
Barter. They have also received
Frank Leslie's Lady's Magaztne for
April.
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TO THE PUBIC.

Vt AVIRG Taken CHARGE 0F
-EAs the Commercial Hote Immediately
opposite the wharf, in UniOntOwn, 1 > N
and as many new ones as may favor me
with call, IN the most cOnfOrtal7le man
nef The Bar Will be stocked with good
Liquors and Cigars. The stables CONNECTED
with the hotel will be conducted by fran x
+. Clements, by whom every attention will
be paid Ia the travelling public, and prices
viii be made TO suit the times. 1 ear
nestly solicit my old friends and the trav-
cling public generally 10 give me 81 call,
ana pledge myself That no endeavoT
shall be wanting on my part to make
them comfortable and contented.
mhl9 do CAPT j. q. MCGILL.
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MAIL RoUTE.-A mail route has
been established, By act Of Congress,
between Hazleton and Petersburg,
Indiana. The contract for the SER
vice has not yet been let.
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CHRISTIAN WUNDENBICH Be- nan-
dtdafa FOR city Marshal. subject 10 the ds-
ciaion n tho Republican Convention.
We are authorized 20 announce the
unHe of GRO. a. lOCuHAW ~ "a candidate
FOR City Murshnl at tho April election.
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IIarrcr on rrfr prAor.

SAMUEL y. IIAVLIN b. n candidate for
ihe office of Justice 0f the Peace of rlae0u
Township nt tine ensuing April election.
subject % Che decision OF tho Republican
Convention.
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EdHoFB LoWTn0t ~ Please announce my
name as @ candidate for City Collector nt
the cuauiug April election, subject to tha
decision of the Republican Convention.
JOB 81 GREEK.
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FELL FROM A TREE.-Billy Saber-
ton, while engaged yesterday in trim
ming a shade tree, being up some dis
lance from the ground, fell to the
pavement, getting badly stunned, and
otherwise seriously injured.
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A clergyman, white Haslaing ~ rDuth
America as ~ missionary. discovered 90
sale and simple remedy for the cure UI
nervous WeaHnesf, larry Decay, DIeeas hes
OF the Urinary and Seminal organs, and
the whole train 81 disorders brought on by
baneiul and vicious hGbiW Grpab nam
hers have been cured By Ihis uuli.e icfn-
edy. Prompted Nv % desire "a beuCht tire
afflicted and unfortunate, WlI send the
recipe for preparing and using This utCdi.
cine, ia a seaied envelope, 90 am1 d. e WHO
needs 10, Ciee " ch0gge. Addlcss
JOSEPH ~ fNMAN.
station ID, Elblc House.
JAZZ d&W3m Tsp M HeW YORK CIty.
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go How I.,a,ly Mothers suffer tus agons
4 seeing t-t AZ = Ate ontH ahatched aNaJ
rom thCfD ) a. HhOUping Cough. uI
ylpthcll0s ~ ca single hoftlen1 polauu'h
hhltc ElAC 1s.-1 lOund would haya n.t sad
she bal yiDfIlCs tits fufatfilAe
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MTS CELLANEOUS.

~ rs. =. NOLAN, HAT AND Bon
Ia net Bleache-, wishes to inform the
ladies Of Evansville and vicinity that siie
has received her new Spring styles of Iat
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. ~ ~
liners wishing 10 send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address
Box PA Residence, corner OF Eighth IT.
and Second Avenue Lfe2J
WEDNESDAY ARCII a, 1863.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES persons were
baptized by the Rev. Dir. Flowers
last night about s O'Clock, FIVE of
whom were ladies. He has baptized
at night on several occasions lately.
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EARLY.-Our Confectionery Sa-
looms have had their soda fountains
in operation for week or two. We
think they have been crowding the
season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

CAUTIoN.-At the meeting of the
Council on Monday night, the Street
Commissioner stated that many per
sons were ia the habit of throwing
ashes and filth in the cutters and
streets, and when he demonstrated
with them. told him to go to
thunder" We would caution cur
readers thai it is contrary to the or.
dinances to throw ashes. &C., in the
streets, and they can be prosecuted
for doing SO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-24

PERsoNAL.-Hon. 4. G. Jaquess,
State Senator from Posey County,
was in the city, last night.
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sss1sANoTHER SPAslI.- The low bred
blaokguard instincts Of the proprie-
tors Of the Courier viii crop out
every now AID then despite all the
experiences they have had Of its IN
proftabIeness. Every few days they
indulge in an ebulition of vulgar
slang towards some member Of the
JOURNAL Corps-such slang as never
emenatcs from any one except low
born AID HI bred backyard. Their
last spasm was over the JOURNALS
report Of the Democratic meeting of
last Saturday, report which ali
honest men who witnessed the scene
acknowledge to be strictly correct as
far as it goes, but that the half Of the
reality had not been written; indeed,
could not be in single newspaper.
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MORE GRATEFUL. = The New
Albany Ledger of Monday publishes
in full the letter OF John j. Chandler,
Esq, declining the race for State
Senator. In this, the Ledger displays
more gratitude and courage than the
would-be Democratic organ of this
CITY.
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ISSUE OF New POSTAGE STAlIPS =
By a circular to Postmaster Whittlo-
sey from the Postmaster Generals
Office, we learn that the new designs
of stamps will be issued to our post
Office shortly. In order that cur citi-
zens may understand the regulations
in regard to them, we make 4 few ex-
tracts from the circular:
You are required to exhaust all OF
the present style on hand before sup
plying the public with the new; and
in no case will you be allowed to
make exchanges for individuals, or to
return stamps to the Department to
be exchanged.
The stamps now in use arc not to
be disregorded, but must be recog-
nized in all cases equally with the
new ones.
Special requests for the new style Of
stamps viii be disregarded until the
stock of the present issue Ia posses
sion Of the Department is exhausted.
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Attachment Notice.
James Eapp
Before Ben. stinson,

7
VS.. Before Zen Stfncor,
William Crawford J
"a Ri IN ESlAts q Is hereby notified that
- an order OF attachment was Issued
Dy me against the goods OF defendant and
II appearing by the return OF the Consta-
PIE made mere that defendant is not a res
IS therefore notified that further hearing
of his cause Is set for March 9Th 1869, at
. o'c. ock AN, at my office, ia the city OF
Evansville. BEN. STINSON,
mch6 3tw Justice,
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IaI2d4w3m Tsp nj Sew YorG Ciiy.
HOW rO GEr aArEN re.-4,or opin.

HOW as asEfA a+AHEM aWs-Ifor nuin-
ION, no ciiiuge. Send sketch ald Boa ..rln-
ton. For application. Eeud Iu..dtI. not
over one iOOL In sIz-, and slg nr-f GOVERN
ment and stamp fees. Specialization. ar.t.v-
ings, caveats; asslgnnIf.uts prrFaget. fc-
Iec.ed claims prosecuted. AlsD, iatef6.r.
ences, extension u patents. aud app..iili.
Address MUM = CO, No. = Park fsuw.
New Ork. fkpn dt..sl .ftr,i
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NoTIuNG TO DO.-The Recorder
and Justices had no cases before them
yesterday. Since Hamburger has
closed up, the supply Of " disordorly
niger" is not 0 large, and We fear if
some other good Democrat don't re-
open the old corner or start another
establishment of the same kind in
another location, that the police will
have nothing to do, it apparently be-
ing contrary to the regulations to- ar
rest any persons except nig!ers,
drunken white men and prostitutes.
We hope that we will elect officers this
Spring that will arrest the horde of
thieves, Migrants and confidence men.
who have heretofore found this such
a fine city to operate in, on account
of the immunity they have enjoyed
from being arrested.
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LoCA1 NOTICES.
Just In Time,


Having recently visited and pur-
chased Spring Goods of about thirty
Of the leading shoe manufacturers OF
30 ton and other New England towns,
New York city, Philadelphia, Rocbes
ter, n. z, and Cincinnati, at the most
favorable time for the selection of
good goods at low prices, which has
occurred since the first Of January.
we can and will offer superior induce
ments to the purchasers Of Boots and
Shoes to any house in this city, or
any part of the West. Aided by long
acquaintance in this vicinity, and By
experience and acquaintance with
manufacturers, we know precisely
when and where TO go for goods, and
what to buy when we get there, and
will sell finer, more durable and
stylish goods, and twenty-five per
cent. lower IN price than can be found
elsewhere.
mh24-1t Turner & KUMLER.
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On Gao OFFICES under the new A q
CUs VUO ministration. We prepare APP
ipiications in form for Cows rlin1ent posi-
tons, secure Congressional and other
t s ~ ali
la of instructions address, with stamp,
WINCHESTER q HAYDEN, Washing
on, ID &C.
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Won A WAGER.-A man by the
name of Smith, who lives at Halle
ton, one day last week carried seven
bushei barrel Of salt, weighing about
three hundred and eighty pounds, a
distance of two hundred yards on a
wager. Another gentleman put up
800 against $50 that he could not do
1t, but Smith 'snoled +" the "lucre y
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WANTED.

GECGND.HAED SAFE - INQUIRE 81
- TRIBBF, MYERS q BROS, Second
Street. between Chestnut and Cherry. Ivy f.
KTYAHT ETA good COOK. washer, and
w ironer. TO % to Patol1a, on the rafi-
road. A nice place, with good wage.
Apply, for a few days, at the store Of Ss ~.
j.. FRENCH q CO, ~ Main st. Imb22 u
RREH EEt--Twelve or fifteen Coal NJ II =
w. eF, can have steady employment by
applying at SCHIVER & SONS
mch6 Newb.rg, Indiana.
0RDERS FOR JOE WORK. bIatll1
~ Il oks, &c., at Journal Once. Lre2j
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The ONLY RELIABLE IlEMEDY m
hose BfeoWN DfsoofoRAffoNs on the .ince
I'csTy's Moth and EFeciie LOtfOn. Ard.
AIRED only By Dr. -. q. PERRY, 4J ionG
Itreet, New York. Sold every whore.
nar1B dNrn
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ANOTHER VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
Some one sends Us from Mlysviile.
KY, a proclamation, giving notice of
the organization OF a Vigilance Com
mittoe By the citizens of Kentucky
and Tennessee. for the suppression Of
murderors, horse thieves, railroad
and express robbers, and villains gen
orally. They warn all desperadoes in
Southern Kentucky that the law
a5iding.peop'e e, irrespective Of party,
are determined to execute the most
terrible and speedy punishment
known upon all that class Of aban-
donod outlaws whenever caughtin any
OF their unlawful and Internal crimes !;
which punishment is understood to
be TO hang them by the neck to the
fr-t tree.
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BD~ If you want stationery Of ary
kind, go to the JOURNAL Office.
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IwWoUMCEWEWTs

ue1'he llce for inserting Candldates
hotira i Three Dollars, invariably iu ad-
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Gard
PROM THE ABOVE

TN RETIRING FROM THE ABOVE
n firm, return my sincere thanks to our
many customers, and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage shown us, and
hope the same may be extended to my
former partner and succes sOr, Mr.. ]. w.
Keegan. II. =. MCJOHNSTON.
March 23d. 1869. Imh24 d2W
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Mr.. JOHN 81 CLAUsHErDE s. "a candle
cate l1f Road Hupcu iHOr, iu Road District
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flttH vs. Journ1l Ilrsae Announce mv
name Ha "a candidate for Tie uIHra of 0f,Ii-
Stable uf Pigeon ToWnHniu, Huhf ii Is me
decision ui tho r. publican Convention.
81 DEEDS.
PRANK OHRli is % candidate for rec
election % the uficH 90 Constable OF Pigeon
Township nb the April election. Hua h1pea
To receive "a large number on kopubIlcAu
Votes.
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,. j. 6HEha. e. T.. ounEHs
sB- HB. CsIEIcIgrg * co.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Tmnafer Ornaments 80 Cincinnati prlcos.
Waih Strfci, 5ct rim and Siath,
lanAt-dNwhn EVANSVILLE. Imn.
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GAVE WAY.-Owing to the water
getting under the American House
during the late rain, causing the
foundation to give way, the middle
walls sank down several inches,
causing them to crack open very bad
ly, leavinga gap large enough to thrust
in the hand. Norkmen were engaged
yesterday in repairing the damages.
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Colgate ~ 90. 's
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

AAtE PkEA'A3l1D IA shifted w. fis-
men fTOzll tiIe best Material, sitats utr
EgoWN AB THE SEAaDAHB BY DaAIi.l.
AID CUSTOM EIss.
Sold HUeTluOhsre. afdan
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City Feed Store.
WALIHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use Of these Watches for
the last fifteen years by Railway Conduct
ors, Engineers, and Expressnen. the most
exacting OF watch-wearers, has thoroughly
demonstrated the strength, steadiness, du-
rability. and accuracy OF the Waltham
Watch. To satisfy that class IN ali these
respects is to decide the question as 10 the
real value Of these tlmekeepers.
The superior organization and great ex.
tent of the Company's Works at waItham
enable them to produce watches combin
ing the best and latest improvements, and
at a price which renders competition
futile; and those who buy any other
watch merely pay from 25 TO so per cent.
more for their watches than is necessary.
For sale By all dealers.
No watches retailed by the Company.
Robbins d APPLETON,
GENERAL AGENTS,
Isl BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
III Z.