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90 BOAT RACE-In answer to the "plan state
men of Dorlon yesterdays Herald she'll take this
Of the case and leave them to ascertain why the
judges cannot decide upon our late contest and the
they cannot agree to who the victor Two Of
the judges say fair race and honoraby won by
me; the other two without giving any satisfactory
sSn @ that was not though
my just DUE will Mr. Henry stogs holds i Set Rs
Ingersoll to the amount OF $lls and Mr. Chauncey St.
John holds eighty -four dollar bet made by this
gentleman Uennngs and another individual; and this is
Of the who refuses to decide the As
other evidence that won the race fair, would here
state that several whose names
Dorlon, and considering the race fairly by have
given up the money will give their names to any one
The propretorso of Castle Garden, also considering
honorably and fairly the VICTOR have given the $25
previously promised to the winning boat If Mr. Dorlon
(and his friends) will act honorably and acknowledge
himself fairly beaten in this last race then will be
dy to try HIM againunt he does, to talk of rowing
other race with me is useless.
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
90 THE metallic TABLET sTROP, FOR
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From General James Tallmadge President of the Ame
can Institute.
Saunders Razor Strop with its four sides combines ad
mraby requisites to sharpen and set with
fine and smooth edge-it is real comfort to possess
New York, November 1871.
From NJ Milliken, Cutler to the Royal Navy, 30l Strand
The Metallic Tablet in its use is simple having the
ter and in tenth part of the time. After five years trial
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From Professor Griscom and Dr. Valentine Mott.
George Saunders Imperial strop-we freely tes-
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Nay 10, 1897. VALENTINE MOTT.
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quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases Of pr
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