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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

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PEAR IN orr ueN'.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20
The Sailors Hardships.

A good one is told by an English paper oil
nm old lady who had received letter from
her son, sailor on board merchantmah'
which run thus:-
"Have been driven into the Bay OF Funday
by pampoosa right in teeth. 1t blowed
great guns, and we carried away the bow
spirit: heavy sea washed overheard the pm
nacIe aud companions; the captain lost his
quadrant and couldn't take an observation
for fifteen days; at last we arrived sale al
Halifax"
The old woman, who could not read her
self. got neighbor to repeat it three or four
until she thought she had got It by heart;
she then tailed out to tell the story.
"Oh, my poor son."
"Why what's the matter, MOTHER nope
no nischieff
so. thank the Lord hos safe-but he has
been driven into the Bay of Firmament by a
bamSoozIe right in the teeth-it bowed
great guns. and they carried away the pulpit
a heavy sea washed overheard the pinnacle
o. the tabernacle-the captain lost his con-
iurarion, aud couldn't get any salvation ior
fifteen days-at last they arrived at Hallelu'
jah.' -.
"La, bless! what a wonder they WASH
heat TO atoms. Well wouldn't be sailor
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20
Signs of a Prosperous Farmer.

Whea lights are seen burning 10 the mouse
before the break Of day. IN winter especiaiy'
il shows that the day will never break on the
breaking in of Ihe winter OF adversely
When you see his barn larger than ms
house. il shows that he will have large pfoi-
its and small affections.
When YOU see him driving his work. IN
stead of his work driving him, II shows mat
he will never be driven from good resolution
and that he will certainly work his way 10
prosperity. ,
When YOU see 10 his house more lamps
for burning Land or grease. than candles,icks
for more expensive purposes. IT shows that
economy is lighting his way 10 haPpioesS
and plenty with that lig ut when shou'u e"-
tighten every farmer in the world.
When you always see In his w"oohouse
sufficiency for three months OF more
shows that he will he more than ninety
days wonder. in farming opera'ions' ana una
he is not sleeping in his house alter drua-
ken frolc.
When ne has house separated rom tne
main building, purposely ioi ashes, ana an
iron or tin vessel TO lians port them, 1t shows
that he never built his dwelling TO be iune-
ral pile for his family, and perhaps himself
when his hog pen is boarded inside ana
on, i, shows that he is "going the whoie
hog" in keeping plenty inside his house ana
poverty out. .,d
When his sled is housed in summer, ano
his farming implements coverd both winter
ard summer, i, plainly shows that he viii
hsve a good house over his head IN 'ne SUM
mer of esrly life, and the winter OF old age :,
When his cattle are properly shielded aud
fed in winter. il evidences that he is acting
according TO Scripture. which says that "a
moyciruI man Is mercful to his BEAST
When he is seen subscribing Tor ne~spa-
per, and paying io advance, i shows ina. ne
Is speaking like book respecting the 'a'es'
INN, ovemenis 10 agriculture, aud that ne
never gets his walking papers TO the i'no o'
poveT,y.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20
Doubt Not.
prJ. N. KSowLroN.

When the day of life is dreary,
And when gloom thy course enshrouds'
when thy steps are faint and weary,
And thy spirit dark with clouds
Steadfast still in thy well doing,
Let thy soul forget the past
Steadfast still the right pursuing,
Doubt not Joy shall come at lastl
Striving still and onward pressing,
Seek no future years to know,
But deserve the wished for blessing,
1t shall come though it be slow;
Never tiring upward gazing
Let thy fears aside be cast,
And thy trials tempting-braving,
Doubt notl jo, shall come at lastl
Keep not thou soul-regretting,
Seek the good-spurn evils thrall,
Though thy foes thy path beseting,
Thou shalt triumph o'er them ALL
Though each year but brings the sadness,
And thy youth he Geeting fast,
There be time enough for giadness--
Doubt not JOY shall come at last!
His fond eye is watching DER thee
His strong shall be thy guard
Duty's path is straight before thee,
II shall lead to thy reward.
BY thine ills thy faith made stronger
Mould the future by the past
Hope thou on a little longer!
Doubt not! JOY will come at lastl
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20

ADouRLe HEApER.-In "ye olden tymes,'
the meeting houses were fitted with two gal-
leries, one for each sex. minister at New
burv was interrupted one Sunday by talk,
inc. He stopped short in his discourse ana
remarked that no "wishod talking would
cease in the gallery" at the same time direct
ing his eye to the wOmon's sidO,whsts up. I.
ON a venerable spins,er arose and said that II
was not in gallery, but on the mems side
al am glad of it. them" said tho parson'
"then il will be likely to stop the sooner
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20

posr,t DrcraoN.--The Pos,ofhee De-
n,r,msn, has decided that printed circulars
hs address being in manuscript when un'
sealed, are chargeable with circular Pos'ss'
viz: three cents each, prepaid; for any ais-
rapce. When sealed. they are snoJec' 70
letter postage. tBuffalo Com.
Newspapers, by advertising their eieo,
lars can save therefore much expense; sno
do the business 10 way 10 sHse' me oo)eo'
tevey
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20
..ffsc,iouate wife" was prosecuted las,

A "affectiouate wife" was prosecuted las,
week for numbering her husband. at Medina.
He was sick, and she thought he ought TO get
wc,l. 60 she took a switch and thrashed him
in The most primitive Style. This specific
falling; sho tried tie cater eure-out
two or threo pals of cold water per day
dashed over him in bed. made him no better
fast, and he "kicked the bucket" The court
ordered noiie prosequi.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20

A Jockey at a Fair who had barganed
with countryman for horse that happened
to have bald face. observed TO the latte T
that he looked pale in the face. Yes said
the country man, and if you had looked
through halter as long as ho has. you
would be pale in the face, too
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20

You rarely SEQ a politician with smooth
hair--a great scholar with foe hair-an art
ist with red hair, a fop with coarse haIr-a
minister with long hair or an editor whose
hair is carefully adjusted.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20

II you feel i'll will towards any person 60
at once and do him favor, ana your i'-ie'''
ing will vanish at once. Tryr'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-05-20

Leave jest when it ploases you best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

separatelv or together Possession gwen medately:
The stores fitted up dry goods OF fancy stores and
are very desirable IN location and character Appiyto
A = MAN 81 Wall-st., or
ir22 49, 70 FOnrth-aYenue N the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
FOR SALE e. TO LET.

VILLAGE LOTS at AUCTION at
EAST PORT CHESTER.-3o lots Of ground eacn -
feet front and and varying from 100 70 ~ lee. ~
depth situated in the new village Of East PortCheser
the Byram RIVER opposite the village Of
det1t of The n Y and ~ Haven Railroad, VIII be sole AZ
auction at the Pavilion Hotel, Chester on ~ f,5
DAY, July ~. al u O'Clock. 81. The above lo'a
Admirably situated on gentle slope Of land on the pahs
~ the Byram River. which affords ercelent sa "
bathing facilities. and whose a.srs aoouhn vi. bdve
COS kinds of-fsh 0vSters clans, sc. suoslih,iaI
is IN corrse Of erection 10 connect with Port Chesr -
which niace al the necessanes Of life can be pichsN
chenner than Al any retail store IN New-fofk Ciy M
rendsruy II desirable place for families 70 i9cae w,
s,1dv economy as well health and pleasure lhe y. J.
md Haven cars stop here times daily Trans saso
80 ia, mechanic can at his place q business IN
York hef)Te O'Clock and ret urning leave az TT
bere are two lines 0f slOops boarding and gay scn'.5
chrrchGs Of different denominations. and IN snort az .
cnnseniences Of the city with the advantages o. ths
tyv aed the additional Inducements 81 sai, Wn,e -
non For terms &c apply - ABkNDhOO5ITr Dr.
Reekman-st. or "a WILLIAM FhoNOo"i'
ter-st westchester Co, y. Y ... e An .c,es II
hLSo-h r An ~ WI jyls 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
A CLOTHING or SHIRT STORE TO

~ LET-Two fine, large Rooms 10 the first floor Of
house 378 Fouthay VIII be altered into the above store
being a capital location Apply 10 T. ID. KINSHlMER,
2l9 Fourth av after y NJ, Jy23 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

u RESIDENCE, with from 20 is acres ot Land sisu-
a,ed opposite the PoweSon House aooG; enc e nhrA n
the village Of Newbursh. The house Is ea;reb ne" and
contains twelve apartments, including taih room Ihe
grounds furnished with the necessar out buildings
and contain great variety Of the choicest ru trees IN
iai bearing selected with great irum Downing Gar
dea No place IN the Hudson River commands more eN-
sS'r 90 amer prospect ot possesses more hssV ~
p,a ite premises extend from the street leading 70 ,e
sss - sss Rser and joining the sarden OF Chs'ies
Do~is.s; Isl Inquire Of d. IL MACE, Newoursh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
A Valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and

IA MILL Tor SAIL o. 10 LEf.-A NH privilege, con
s,ors a fall of Is feet a never failing stream ~
s- vah sufficient power to operate y 0CQ Is 90 SPIN
49, ana about IS Of land Also substantial granite
~ stns therein five dwelling houses two tcnensents
hal "a house store house, barns, ke thereon standing
sssrn, - .,,,aeA ten miles FROM ProvdeIcs and 1--WE
SIC ssn hayeor On Nalragansest Bay The proposed
pIsn6eld Railroad vii rsn within lew rods Of the mil
- Ir; tr series Of yeSs on reasonable terms For
o. orr, ,nfsrm.uon inquire Of or W MAhEsiEiD. a.
= VALE e''Pt NIL .awWSSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
EARM for SALE.-A very desirable
COVNTRY SEAT ON the HUDSON.

Nf-ror sale Yarn OF about 80 the Village Of
Has lngS q mics rOm the city. The house new bulk
nj stone IN the substantial manner. modern 81 le
with thutetn and has Of the mast commanding
views Of the and adjacent scenery Ii unes unusual
ncturesaue pruSpsc wrk convenience aud retirement
The grounds the hneSi order. wei supplied with
cn,at variety OF fruit The whole part wall be sold
- the proprtiS the premises, at HaStRgS
IN the Hudson. Nsw-loTk. ALLAANpER BIRNIE.
UsS 2aM<Ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
SCHOOLS.

rLIfTON SCHOOL, at CLIFTON,
" Staten Island TINS School has now been operation
for more than three years IL healthy and de-
lgiiul position commanding full view OF New York Bay.
ample play grounds, ana within ten minutes walk Of
NlICerbllts LANDING. The number II Scholars limited
The neat term opens the second Monday August
Circulars and any information be obtained at the Office
0fLEW Cook y Co, II Broadway and n BUNKER * Co.
" Chamber-st
The following Gentlemen referred ~ and are among
the patrons II the School Hiram keichum E.i. Wast
ID. II Wickham. Esq . MAIDEN Lane; n W East0n Esq
9PIne-st J. T.. Bunker, ESQ 90 ChambeT-st.
"a 34w2v X. ) HOWES. PrMnDal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
WATCHES. JEWELRY AND Sill

w NERWARE Those who wish 10 purchase n
Is Jewery and Silver Ware either at wholesale or retdt
Will find Il greatly their advantage 10 call on the SUB,
scrher who constantly receiving all descriptions OF told
and Silver Watches from the manufacturers IN England
France and Switzerland which he Is selling AZ wholesale
and retail AZ the low est prices Splendid Cold thro
nomeers and Duplex Watches Fine Gold and Silver Eng
hsh Patent Lever Watches hy Cooper. Tobias, Beesley
and others Gold and Silver Detached Lever and Lepne
Watches Gold Guard Fob and Vest CHAINS. Chatalane
Chains for Ladies Pure Gold Wedding Rngs Gold
Guard Kess Fob KEYS and Seals Gold and SNef fencs
and Gold Rings Ladies Brace lets Gold Lnckets, Gold
and silver Thmble> CHAINS for Watches Gold and SI-
yer Specaces Sterling Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks &c
Jewcry exchanged
All Watches warranted q keep good time, OF the money
retnrned Watches Clocks and Jewelv repaired IN this
hest manner and warranted, and At much less than the
usual prices GEO. c. ALLEN Importer Of watches ami
Jewery Wholesale and Retail II Wall-st corner Of New
Wollst ygu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
DUILDTNG PLOTS in UPPER NOR

IDRIsIANA-That beautiful tract of land known as
Che property Of MAJOR Lowry lying contiguous 10 the dep
al Upper Morsiana and which has been surveyed ana o
out m bndng plots presented for sale on the same pan
as was pursued successfully with the villages OF MOT
rsana and Fanount TwOthrds OF the subscrlDeIs are
Already Obtained and the LIST Of August has been ed upon
for distribution Of lots the subscribers therefore
but short time afforded for persons 10 aya themselves
of this favorable opportunity 10 obtain building p nae
sualed In the vicinity Of New York. for beauty SanbI
and the very modeote price affixed 10 the severe lois
Mans circulars and prce lists be obtained al Morgan
a 60 s. POI Pearls, X l. Akerly, corner Bowey ana
10 81. $3.50 VIM JARVIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
L,OR sALE-A comfortable RESI-

DENCE and FARM situated near anaio ~ ys,T
~ n, the main road Railway easy OF access 70 ssN
YoH eber Nv Steamboat Railway. beng u mie iIon
he Dep0,s The Farm consists Of " T-y9 acre I
20, ,. A. cultivation with hne double House ana gODl
0ubndngs &c IN good order together WITH We olocA
and some FIXTURES naed for soon WIN oe g,. FL
~. .nd an liberal terms approved PurchasI r"
psrcnlsrs apply 70 s. S sCHLEsINGER Isl - be ,
~, y latter or personally TO the undersYneo, ON we
rsmies III moi ofby the 3st INST the place ood
T. tented To- good tenant Possession prompt
Sovs July 9. 1851. lJyl0 Inn JOSEfh LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
Aark. New-Jersey. By the
NEW-JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co
This Company IS prepared to furnish supply oil ther
valuable - - -
ZINC PAINTS,
which have been found after several years tral both IN
Europe and IN the United States 10 retain then original
beauty and protective properties superior TO any oheT
PANT whatever Inen
WHITE ZINC PAINT
purely OXIDE of Enc and Is warranted tree from all
aduoratiOn whatever II has poisonous properties 50
Objectionable to the health of families and workmen IN
some other kinds of pigments
IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when exposed 20 sulphurOns mephitIc eNhaatohS or
when shut up close ROOM nor Is It Affected by
pictures hung walls coated with II As an outside
PANT withstands the changes of weather better than
any other, being liable 10 turn chalky OF 10 Iunbe
and rub of II may be worked with any color Ut with
and OIL with yarnish instead of OIL Thereby giving
the Justly celebrated porcelain finish. 49, 80
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND COL
ORED ZINC PAINTS. which are beyond question with
out any equal for coating roofs ships outhouses fe9cns
and all other metallic surface Ihey are u pure
METALLIC OXIDES,
and unaffected hy salt water ur other exposure less
than other paints within knowledge 81,
Iron and other metals do not oxidze when coated WIKI
them and they are remarkable for their nrefOo prop
ertles.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
JONES x CO. Agents for the Company, -
iv2l 3m 50 Beaver-st.. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
VALUABLE PROPERTY at PRI-

VATE SALF-The subscriber offers for sale has
well known property the village of Somorvle, consist
ing of the large STOREIIOUSE now occupied by william
c. Steele. ESQ the large DWELLlNG.HOUSEm whlch
he lives Joining the the House next above long
known the Office Of the Somerset Wing, with the ouiu-
ing adjoining the Office pied by MI Jonn NJ IatOpaS
boot and shoe factory being decidedly the best stad
for tina, business the place The lot contains one anu
quarter acres fronting Manst and on Soutl-st thef
being space for four building lots on the last named
street The property will be sold together, or III lots TO
suit purchasers II we known to persons III ms VI
clny that an elaborate description might seem superuOus
but may DE worth while to mention among us advantages
the very IMPORTANT one that from ITS fronting the pub
lie buildings the fine view in that direction must alwa
remain opc and this adds much to the peasan'neSs o
ste tha, ia IN all respects most agreeable one or tuI
eher information apply TO JOHN NJ MANN; ~ iSt 10
ifhc subscriber on the premises. W al j. hf.DSf.S
S0merslie, July IS. 1851 NlJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
WATCHES. JFWELRY and SILVER

w WARE-A very large assortment Of the newest
svle Of ch Jewey Of every pattern ns gold and SILVER
ladies' ami geutlemcus atches, and Silver Ware OF the
standard Of dollars very moderate prices can ne found
att. ". PACHTMANNS Jewery Store, 100 Canil-st
Watches Jewey and Silver Ware made order and care
fully repaired California Gold taken m exchange and
made IN, To- order Iyl1 I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
NOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

nc and LOT Of Land, egbly uaied on the principal
stree; In the village 0 huntington Suffolk Co. Ii between
brh place and CITY OF New York there day cam
suacatIon by railway and steamboat IL not sold previous
10 the Of September will be sold at pubc auction on te
premises at o'clock NJ, Of that day For terms ana
more particular description, inquire Of d. PLAII Esq
ie,aff W l. r A GAINES. 70 Nassau-st.. n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
NSSEX FEMALE SEMINARY-Re-

ILc-ives pupils OF amp and \, shy tine and tiTas
them with even desrble facility for o'sn NJ Np-oask
and ACCOMPLISHED education Terms reaspnahe ~
hethfnness OF location and completsa"Ss u
thus institution probably unsurpassed and BENG Tie
h.autfi margin OF the CoancctcHt RIVER the -ex
beard Is easy Of access by NewYork and Hartford al,
steamboats, As CONSTIPATION. We would All thaf
the teachers aud pupils furnished Al moderate CARE
b. he stable Of the seminary, VITA Wen trained ssAs
horses for yosns ladies' use Circulars coo'anrg ~,
az az Sensnarv buildings references, SC can be lad Of
LUCIUS LYON, A NJ Pnncigal
Esser May Is. 1881 myi9 SnMwSF.
Two PARENTS.-There are two vacan-
i cieS IN the CHESTNUT GROVE BOARDING.
SCHOOL. Clifton. Staten Island Parents desunS ms,
aeghiful SITUATION good bathing. and an opportunity
sound instruction IN al useful hunches, ucutng frpach
SPANISH and German ~ill apply Immediately % TIE Priac
Island WI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
DRHIIANT DISCOVERIES =" The

II 2 htliyl[NA - l lfit''f'' i-Hii@'r -
Decaptatl0n Of Thos Ewhank Esq, Commissioner OF
Patents ~ the executive was one Of Day most wderi
dlcnveries IN honor of hch he Select Dinner
IN Washington last Winter THIS discovery. however, was
imaginative merely. -
The payment To GOODYEAR 1917 OF s. 600 for license y
work under Gooyears Patent. which Day has only lately
discovered isof no use l. great discovery hut made zoo
late t. benefit HIM
DAVIS offer Of $50 reward for the convection Of nnngers
on Goodysars Patents which he HIMSELF had been the
chief and the only mirnger, was brilliant cohcep-
ton al DAYS and undoubtedly original " tn HIM.
DAYS discover Of Goodyear great secret % Vucn1hs
Rubber full year before his appLcatonfor his Patent there
for M an expense Day Onl, S66 paid % man who had
learned the Goody ears factory. was brilliant eK
hbHon OF inventive genus and affords striking PROOF ~
how CLOSELY Inventor viii sometimes Ioow upon the
heels of another. VlJ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
A SHORT ANSWER to VIM. JUD-

4 SHORI ANSN Eh 10 w VI. ii u
"A son and the RUBBER COMBINATION. For the
past month the papers have tsemed with fresh supply OF
false and malicious ATTACKS against DAY and ms bs
ness all emanatlng from Vim Judson the agent partner
and counsel of the Rubber MOnopolists Legal OPINION
from such i II course not worth answering and
his abuse equally contemplate. -
Failing IN this he 10 speak Tor the " Coinb
nation of Rubber Monoposts and threatens 10 prosecute
INV customers they dare tn buy goods from Day THIS Is
loo old trick to patented. and the public can't be
gued any longer The best goods VIII command the mar
ke and If the Combination do really make their goods
according to Goodyears Patent. all their threats VIII not
make their goods sell prevent customers from buying
M goods which made according To Gocyears glue
and InolasSeS patent. .
For the past four these wholesale monOpolerS Of
the rights of the people no of competition b threats
Of tie law have daily out that Day. time had come
that he coud stand longer aad yet he on hand
ready and able % MAINTAIN his nights In the only
case which the Combination dared 10 bring % tra
thew were beaten and Day verdict but he has not
heard set that they have paid the costs foT which their
sureties IRE liable.
Let them bring their actions 20 trial and promise them
law and Justice to their hearts content,
Let them come into Court If they dare Iheir pnfS OF
their own goods and herthreas against nay customers are
equally VAN The pubic tired II such humbug
fiyi8if H. II. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
rPECTACLES and OPTICAL IN

~ t =
INSTRUMENTS Our Glasses have already been tired
b, many persons that merely invite those not e &C
cualnied with them call AZ institute AIS Broaiwny
r2 i'm. WAISrEIN y BECkEL Opticians.
SPECTACLE GLASSES. - Several
ScaSes assorted numbers. Of superior quality, for sale
cheap by EDWD. Hen Importer, % Liherty-Nt
,rlh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
THE SuBSCRIBER is authorized las
.JEWELRY. &c.

I ONDON WATCHES.-To Importers
~ and others-R F. CONDEROY. q Charunston- s..
New Road 81 Pancras LONDON no years with 1 =
Cooper Calthorpe-s GrayS Inn Road heg> u return
for the patronage he has received from
his American friends and calling their attention . h.
present extensive stock OF CHkONOAElER, DlPlEN
and LEVER WATCHES. warrants them Of the nnest
quality az the lowest possible prices = c alse hegs
leave 10 STATE that he has MOVEMENTS Of the same
oualty without cases all warranted Jeweled IN TIE nnest
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