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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-17

o. REWARD-LOST ON MAIN STREET
OD yesterday Monday evening, a narrow
gold bracelet. engraved inside q. q; % NJ
delivery al 22s1S Second street. lil-l46
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GAs-FIrrNe at 3l5 Second st. AZ
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n N REWARD. - STOLEN FROM MY
NDU premises, on Nolentine avenue, three
miles from Memphis, on the night Of the 10th,
lie following stock: One roam mare. twelve
wears old, fifteen and half hands high; sad.
dle and harness mare; right face dcformed
SLIGHTLY. Two bay mares. black name and
tail: harness stock; one Of them young. with
defective eyes. SIS for the recovery Of the
property, and SIS for the apprehension Of the
thief GEO. W. MlNCHhSIbh.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-17

MEMPHIS PROPERTY 0WNERs.-WE
INI have a daily demand for the purchase of
city residences especially for small and COM
Portable dwellings and lots, worth from $1,000
to S5000 Those having such, and desiring to
engage our services for their sale. can do so
by calling and complying with our manner
w ~ - DONOHO & BULKLEY.
122-147 80 Madison street.
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REWARD.

FWARD. LOST. ON WEDNESDAY
Ii, evening, August 10th, between Y and 4
.,fciosf, either on Second street near Madison,
,ron Madison street, betweenSecond street and
Armour Institute. Ladies Revolving Pin,
Main roId frame jet on one side, on the other
n likeness Of A. b. Haynes, taken several
years since. The Under VIII be rewargiesqi ~
street. lfo-l3l
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BOARDING.


BOARDING. - RE0PENING OF THE
ID Third Ward Boarding House. 81 Adams
street. Boarding and lodging. lA-lig
nOARDING-PARTIES WHO DESIRE
ID pleasant and comfortable rooms-with
board-for fall and winter, can be accommo-
dated by calling at 81 Union street. ll43-l5l
BOARDING = GREAT REDUCTION AT
Is Whitemore House, 100 and III Adams st.
BOARD per month, single room, $50; two occn-
pying single room, SIS each day board, S2O;
transient, so per day. Good, airy rooms fur
nished 10 families on reasonable terms.
Iaf u. II. WHITEMORE. Prop'r.
TURAVRLERS,TA NOTICE-TmE
Jefferson street House. No. 100
Jefferson street, charges ior ooaru
and IOdgfng per day. 81 %. The rooms
are we'll ventilated, each furnished with two
~ three single beds. and good spring mat.
tresses. The table is supplied with the best
he market affords. Regular bOarders taken
nj very low prices. Remember. No. lI9 Jei-
ferson street. - ~
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GROCERIES,.
New Shaker Preserves.

We have just received fifty cases
NEW SHAKER PRESERVES from
Pleasant Hill, n.y., to which we in
vite The attention Of our customers
and trade generally.
OLIVER, FINNIE & co.
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-7-----7-43----
PHYSICIAN.
RALEIGH SPRINGS.
WANTED.

XITANTED-A MAN TO WORK IN GAR
wv DEM; woman 70 cook, wash and IRON l
Apply at No. A Towards Row. 1915
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XXTANTED-ON OR BEFORE FIRST OF
w September, situation as boob. keeper
in cotton or commission house. Address B.
X. r., Ledger office. l44-l46
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A MAGNIFICENT sULKY.
II Price SIS. cash. Apply to j. ". Patrick,
cotton warehouse Nos. 400, All and Alb Shelby
street. l43t
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For Arkansas RiVer-Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Co.

U1HE NEW AND ELEGANT BOATS OF
Il this line leave Memphis for all points on
Arkansas river on Mondays and Fridays at
5p.m. W. q. PATTESON, Agents.
SIT No. II Madison street.
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BoATs LEAVING TODAY.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

G. W. Cheek, A. j. White, City OF
Chester, ohm T. Moore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

For SoMERoDY's CHILDREN Your
own, or some other persons, don't full ia
send twenty-five cents to Adams & Co..
Publishers, Boston, fora years subscrip.
ton to their Magazine. sports and
Games" Of which tho CmuRcmMAN, oil
Hartford, says: "This magazine is a
perfect treasure to family where child
rem are many, and resources for amusc-
mcnt not in proportion. There arc noisy
games. still games, games requiring
thought, and games provoking mirtl.-
We remember when tho Boys Own
Book and the Girls Own book were
the sole provision for the wants Of spor-
tive juvcnility. Now, once a quarter.
for twenty-five cents year, can he had
perfect cpitomc of sport"
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DEow NED On last Sunday morning
Mr.. Gerhard Schratlcr, u young man
employed as a hand on John Duchart's
lumber and stavc boat, was assisting ia
breaking drift on Patoka river, near
john llopfs land, and was floating on a
single saw log, when the log turned viii,
him, throwing him into the water. lie
swan few feet, and called out to the
hands near him that lie was lost, and
sank to rise no more. 1t seems a little
strange that with half dozen men, will,
ropcsand spike poles, within few yards
OF tho drowning man, lie should not
have been rescued. lie was young
man aud it was thought by the other
hands that he would get out, till lie dis
appeared.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

W Gen. Grant Is said to have rcwar.
ded everybody to whom he may he even
constructivcly obliged. His relations
come In first, and they were provided
for, and now draw from the Govern
ment t3aA7as per year. Then he pro-
vidcd for all who had given him pres
cntst After this, he commenced rccog-
Mikiug oil his business relations Of Tor
incr years. The largest donor, Stewart,
was offered tho best financial thing on
hand, and all along down tho list Of Civ.
crs VIC find that their merit has been
duly rcccghizcd. The story that tho fcI-
low who refused 10 lend Linn money Ia
set him up saloon at Camp Dcnnison,
and thus forced him, as IL were, into tho
army, Is 10 be rewarded, is, perhaps, un-
true.
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ANoTHER.-Old Mr.Joscph GutgcselI
was out at u sale ut Henry Kcrwcr's, o.
Tuesday, and started home in the after.
noon, on his horse. Ills horse arrived
at home without q rider, and on Wed.
ncsday morning search was made fol
him, and his body was found in the back.
water near where the Iluntingburg road
crosses Straight river, where the water
was about three feet deep II is sup.
posed lie had too much s'spirits" aboard,
and by them was cnticcd to the spirit
land.
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COMMISSIONERS SALEOFLAND

COMMISSIONERS SALEOFLAND
NOTICE is hereby given, that the I'm.
- dcrsigncd Commissioner, appointed
by the Court Of Common Pleas, of Du-
bois County, Indiana, at its Jan. term,
1871, in suit for partition of lands,
wherein William j. Dimmitt and Eliza
T.. Dimmiit, are plaintiffs, and
John Tusscy. Jeremiah w. jacobs,
Itcbccca "A. Beatty. Christopher
oeatty, Nancy Il. Mc3Iicklc, George
McMicklc, Mary j. jacobs, Richard ia
CO.'S, Elizabeth Kcndlc and james Ken.
die, are defendants, viii sell ut public
auction. b. order of said court. ON tho
premises. for not less than two-thirds OF
the appraised value thereof OH
SATURDAY, April LIST, 1871,
the following described real estate, iu
said county, tO-wii: The cast half of
the northeast quarter Of section three
~ township No. two IN south OF range
NO. three (3) west, containing eighty
(SO) acres, more or lcss.f
TERMS. One quarter cash, one quar-
ter in eight, one quarter i'll twelve, and
ono quarter in eighteen months iron.
date OF sale. the pu rchascr giving notes
With approved security, bearing interest
from date at tie rate Of ten pcr cent, pcr
annum, for deferred payments, and
waiving benefit Of valuation and ap-
prliscmcnt laws Of the State Of Indiana.
GEORGE 4. Il. CARR, Com'r.
Feb. "a, lS71-4w.
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Wear desirous Of publishing a papar
which Will advance the interests OF the
county in every way, and TO that end
rcIucstyour assistance. We want YOU
to furnish any iltms whicl, YOU think
will be OF Interest in your locality. any
local cvcmts. Of Interest happening We
would bc glad 10 hear of,--also any dis
covcrics OF mii.tlals, or other articles.
EcMtinbcr NC cannot be everywhere at
The same time, and II you wNlta really
good paper you esM lrlp make II 'so,and
at the me time bring Your locality into
public, motive. Short communications
arc Invited upon any subject, and for
'losc WHO Lave not been accustomed 10
writing for Tie public, We will cheer
fully correct amy errors their manu-
script may contain. S,rd along the
items. -.t la
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.- License has
been issued from the Clerks Office Of
this County, to the following persons
during the last two weeks:
Frederick CARRIER and Mary a. Simmons
Herman G. j. ROthcrt aud Eliza IIcilers
Joseph Stunlcbcck and Theresa Kimna
John i. Potts aud Martha Il. Damcwood
Nicholas Harris and Martha A. llodg.
land.
Frederick Harder Jr. and Dorothca Gcits
George Wicker aud Catharinc llimsel.
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CorxTY OFFICERS FEE Ball. The
Legislature has at last enacted Count,
OfIiccrs Salary Bill, which, while it maj
he an advantage in some of tho larger
counties, will certainly work an injur,
IN all tho rest, and by far the largest
number in tho State. The accounts and
reports required to he kept and made by
II, II strictly observed, will require a
great deal Of labor without any COM
pe,lsatOry benefit, and il not strictly OBJ
served, are hut . strong bid for rascality
ard double dealing on the part of officers,
while the costs 10 the people arc not at
all lcsscned, but on the contrary rather
increased. The bin is very long one,
ana not likely to be understood alike by
one half Of the people of the State,
willie it seems to us the whole matter
complained of under the present law
might be rcmedicd by fifteen line bill,
which could not be misunderstood. We
lsope tho present Legislature will vet
remedy that part of the Act providing
q salary for the Clerks and Sherifrs of
$780, and vet providing that the Board
Of Commissioners shall not allow It to
them unless they shall collect and pay
that lhst much Into the Treasury, but may
allow II TO them at some future time.
This clause will give riso to great deal
OF trouble between County Boards and
the other county officers, where either
arc disposed to be captious. II seems to
Us that IL Officers arc required to pay in
TO the County Treasury all the fees they
collect, they should be entitled to a fair
salary, without regard to the amount
they may collect, as often times large
portion Of their fees are not paid in for
years AFTER they 90 out of Office, and
probably after they may die.
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Washington Correspondence.


~ Petroleum V. Nasty, who is a
l!alical, gives ~ his lecture, entitled
"Thc Man Of SIM" the following de-
scription Of tho Judges which he found
under Grant in the South: II met
Judges OF Courts in tho Southern States
who ten years ago were hostlcrs in live
ry stables IN the North, and whose
knowledge Of criminal law they had
gained from standing in the prisoners
dock.
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Bird w. SarlsingfaUscn.

wc-ruhi:shnn arfcic.into.,lay 5 paper
'.ti"mS Inc yihccnncs Sun IN regard {,
this remarkable contest. aud the more
- rensMkablc ILceisiona thereof by the In.
'~oliana state Senate. We are not acq,laimt
a'edsw'iil' The particulars regarding ths
,,contcst, but il certainly looks a little
/. usinguIar for lhprc or four Democrats IL
) vote With ihc mass Of the Radicals OF,
stels q question, while the rest OF ;he
jcn1ocratic members vote differently
Ut course each individual member OF
+. the Sea'atc must be his own Judge Of tho
ilMncsty and wisdom Of his vote, under
his oathlof Office. Y'ct we think due
respect for the public opinion Of the ma.
j0rity Of the party, demands that these
gentlemen, voting against the majority
Of the Democratic Senators, should give
~ the public good reasons for their
course, in order that harmony may be
preserved in our rnnks, aud wrong mo-
tives not be imputed to them. We are
extremely 10th to believe that any mcr-
rcnary motive Influenced any o: these
four Democrats but particularly so
will, our talented young standard bearer
from Jackson county -lIon. Jason Is.
Brown, and think the attacks. upon him
by tho Sun, Ligonicr Banner, and other
papers, certainly premature and unkind.
Yet coming from gentleman ranking as
high in the party as Hon. John b. Stoll
and Gen. kisc, they certainly demand
attention, and, il possible, satisfactory
explanation Of the apparent cause of
them.
The Sun certainly speaks unjustly in
regard to MIR. Browns former character.
but the numerous times hc has been hon
orcd by those best acquainted with him,
with important and responsible posi-
tioms, is a sufficient rciitation of that
part OF tho article Of Gen. Kisc. and UNI
Ill We arc convinced by stronger proof
than any we have yet seen, We shall not
lose confidence in his Integrity and hon.
csty in Office, and toward the Democratic
party, and shall yet hope to see his great
talent and imdomitablc energy demanded
by the party, by its placing him in
position of greater trust aud honor than.
s"y which. have yet been accorded to
him. Still We would like to see pub
lishesl an explanation Of his, and the
others votes, in this contested election
case. that his numerous friends may
know exactly how to parry such attacks. /,
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Horse THIEF Arrested -Shcrjt
lIumphries, Of Pike county, spirited
himself into our town on last Saturda,
night in search Of an Irish gentleman
who was taking u pleasure ride u,
another mans horse, without as much as
saying "by your leave" The Fenial
had not arrived when HUMPHREYS rode
up, but put in an appearance shortly af.
ter, when the young Sheriff very unccr-
enormously took charge Of him, ana
showed him the way 10 Pctcrsburgh
lie had borrowed fine horse from a
few miles west Of Pctcrsburgl,, and it is
said tho Sheriff is TO have the fine re-
ward Of $500 for capturing thief and
horse. The name of the horse lover was
very Irish, Pat. Flinnegan. Flynn or
F'nnnigan, or something like it il
seemed to be loo Irish for the bystandcrs.
or our Sheriff, who helped make the ar
rest, TO understand. .sf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

!, W In London, England, workmcr
arc carried each way for twenty miles
on the railroads. 1t is proposed in the
Massachusetts Legislature TO compel the
companies to enter into the same CON-
tract with regular commuters who live
on the lines Of the roads within that
distance from Boston. W.sN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

10 parson Gregg, Of Pennsylvania.
opened on some rOwdics in an evening
meeting thus: "YOung men, If there
another dis0rtlcrly sound from among
your disreputablc crowd, I'll como down
from this sacred desk, and, in tho name
Of. the Lord, put head on every moth
cr's son Of YOU" And he did il, too.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

DiEp.-Mrs. PfoA, widow NJ John
lIofl, former Recorder OF ttIs cou.,ty,
and mother of our fcllow.clllzcm, Jos.
l4oA33 icd yesterday 'aornins She was
very eld, ana>''ad lscn festlc long
time. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

CoBB \ SCMArER.-The attention q
those desiring legal aid, Is directed "a
several legal cards in our paper, and adj
monishcd that none of the attorneys re-
ferrcd to in them, will attend to their
business more promptly or satisfactory
than the firm whose name begins this
article, and whose card is OH the I'd pags
this week. sas wH ,tt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

FAIR.-A Fair for the benefit of the
Catholic Church, In Huntingburg, will
be given by tho members Of the congrc.
CATION Of that denomination, in that
thriving little town, on April 10Th.
Several valuable articles will be dis
posed Of to the visitors at the Fair, to be
determined BY rafting. We bcspcak for
1t great success.
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H3'Patoka river is very hiyh. bov;,

0'Patoka river is very high, having
continued TO rise from Friday last until
Yesterday, when it began falling. II il
SO high that Capt. Buchart was compel
ed to stop with his boats above tho
bridge at Kestner's mill, as small
bridges arc not in demand in Memphis
or New Orleans, whittier he is bound
and so lie couldn't afford TO take such an
one down with him. This bridge should
have been built at least four feet higher.
An immense number Of saw logs, in
RATS, in blocks, and running loose, are
OH their way down, and the raftsmcn
and timber dealers arc in jolly humor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

"a The fhct Of through railroad tray.
CT from New York 10 the Pacific has its
Influence already upon the city rcstaur-
ants III the way OF tho introduction OF
dcIicacics not hitherto served ut tables
eastward Of tho Plains. For instance,
."antcloPc steaks7 arc now on the bills
~ several restaurants, and buffalo meat
is 10 DC had almost anywhere. 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

u Beau Hickman, for the last twenty
five years he has been chief of tho Wash.
ington bummcrs, hasn't taken any liquor.
Ask him TO drink, and he apparently
accepts, follows you 10 the bar, and
takes : water. "Now," says he, II will
take the change you would have paid
for my drink. -..,ss.'.
Washington Correspondence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

OF We notice several pigs lying dead
IN tho alleys Of tho city to-day. IL is
reported that tho hog cholera Killed at
least ono hundred IN tho city last week.
N. A. Ledger.
Or Mark Twain says that since his
marriage he feels more twain than ever.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

lady Yarmouth asked Garrick ono
day why love was always represented
as a child. lie replied. Because love
never reaches tho ugc Of wisdom and
experience
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

~ Common Pleas Court commences
next Monday. There are dockctc,l, 1893
civil cases. AZ State cases, 81 changes OF
venue from Gibson county. 20 citations
and 90 claims. - Bo0nviIlc ENQUIRER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

W Read NlcCord's notice of desirable
property for sale in tho gro wing town OF
Loogootec. To a good mechanic this
. flcr is No. ono opening.
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l. Is, co'', .dtrr W. &c. scmArrs.
r. COBB & FER.
at Lac,
JASPER, INDIANA,
JASPER, INDIANA,

nv I'LL practice in the Courts { Dubois and adIon
w ing Counties.
Speci. attention given to the collection Of claims
Feb -, Tiff
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF I'ETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
state of Indiana, Dnbois county, SIS:
NlAIlCE d, hereby given, that Bcnja.
! 80 Alh Curtis administrators do bomis
non OF the estate Of VIM. King, dcccas.
cd, has alod His -psai tieM-- to---sell- the
Real Estate OF the slercdcnt, his per.
sonal being insufficient to pay his
debts; and that said petition win be
heard ut tho next term OF tho Court OF
Common Pleas of said county. u,
Is. u. EDMONSTON, CLERK.
&. &. Il. Dubois County.
y JNo. G. StWAvER, Atty. "o
Feb. cath, lS7l-w3. ~
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W The Steamer Tennessee, with tho
San Domingo Commissioners on board
has arrived safely ut San Domingo, hav.
ing been delayed six days in SANTANA,
coali''g, 20 the press throughout tho
country are deprived Of No. 1 sclisa-
ton item about her loss, aud Of the
mournfnl pleasure Of writing up tho
obituaries Of several Of her distinguish
ell passengers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-02-24

The extc,'sv0hse II these watches To- the last Nf
teen ycar3ay I&slwsy CSml,slors, Ensdnecrs and Ex
pressmen. the most exacting of watch wsarcrs has
Thoroughly demonstrated the strength sicadiness d.
rsblty an accuracy of the waliham Watch To salts.
" that class IN all tese respects Is 10 decide tho ques-
li"n as TO the real valu" of these time-kecpcts.
More than 100000 q these warhes are now speak.
ing for themselves In the pockets Of the people proof
and guarantee OF their superiority over all others
Tie superior Organization and great extent Of tho
Comprny's Works at wslihan,, enables them to pro.
duce watches At price which renders competition III,
tile, aud those who buy any other watch merely nay
from 2b TO SO per more for their watches than IL
necessary.
These imc- pieces combine every improvement that
long experience has proved Of real practically se
Having had the refusal Of nearly every invention In
matchmaking originating In this country or In Europe
only those finally adopted which severe testing by
the most skilul artisans In works. and long IRE on
the part Of the public, demonstrated to Le essential 10
correct and enduring time. keeping
Among the many improvements we would psrticuL.
rize:
The invention and use Of centre opinion Of peculiar
construction, to prevent damage to the train by tho
brcakage Of main springs. is Original with the Amer-
can Watch Company, who havnghsd the refusal Of all
ohcr conrivanccs, adopted Foggs patent pnion be-
ing the best and faltIess. .
Hardened and tempered ir-springs now univsr.
sally admitted by watchmskers to b. the best are used
IN all grades Of waltham Watches
All Watham Watches have dust proof CAPS protect
ing the movement from dust, and cssening the
sty Oft frequent cleaning necessary other Watches
Our new patent stem wndcr, keylcss watch IL al
ready decided success. and great improvement on
any stem winding watch In the American market, rnd
by far the cheapest watch Of its quality offered 10
the public To those living In portions Of the United
STATES where watchmakcr do not abound. watches with
the above mentioned improvements which tcnd'io c,.
must prove invaluable.
The trademarks u the various styles made by tho
Company are as follows;
ANsn,c,N Warren Co.. wahham. Mass
ANN. Wren Co. waitham, Mass.
AnEHicAS WArH.f'o., Crescent St., WaItham Mass.
Appleton. TmAcy 4 CO., watham, Msss "a
ANrg,cAx Warren Co., Adams St., waltham. Mass.
WALrnsM Warren Co., Walth.sn. Mass.
+. \. B,HrIErr, waIthsm. Mass. .v r.
wM. ELlsmy, waltham, Mass.
IloNs Warren Co., Boston. Mass.
Examine the spelling of these names carefully hofors
buying Any variation Of a single letter. indicates
n counterfeit.
For sale by all leading jewelers.. No watches rctailed
by the Company
much useful Information to watcl, sent to any
address Oh application.
" ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents for American Watch Co..
1s. broadway. New York,
vNHE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.-.-THE
i CHAMPION Of IlIE SUPREMACY AGAINST
TIE wnRi.n-A FIRST.cLASs EIGHT PAGE DEMO
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W We print the advertisement Of the
American Watch Company in another
column. In addition to the large assert.
mcnt ofwatclcs made by this Company
they desire to call special attention to
the Watch for railway engineers, con-
ductors and -exprcssmcn. Also their
Boys Watch, which is now first placed
on the market, and 10 which they desire
to call the attention OF Young America.