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Headers Dept O. South Carolina

HILTON HEAD, S. c., Arc. 10. 1865.
q GENEH.lL ORDERS NO. Is.
The 3ith and 55th Regiments Massa-
Il. chuSctts Colurcd Volunteers. and the
10th, }2d and l02d Y. S. G. T., being under
orders to be mustered on: of service. the
Commanding Officers ot the above named
regiments Will nominate to these lleadquar-
tcrs for appointments to other coured rcci-
mcnts, such officers af their respective com
mands as are, i'll their opinions, mcritorious
al''l ucscrNlnE. Iiiosc Hii:crS nominated
Tor 2d Llcutcnant:I may expect immediate
appointments in "thcr regiments, on recon-
Elc!l'latlon OF the Department Commander.
No assurance cali be given at present in re-
gard to the appointments of those rccoln-
mcndcd for higher grade than I'd Licutc-
naEts, but recommendations Of all the
mrrltorlous officers of every grade is re-
Yurstcd.
II. liz compliance with Paragraph 5, Spc-
clal Orders No. III, dated War Department,
AdJntant Generals Office, Washington, .Au-
gust 3, 1868, the officers and enlisted men
NI inc. Signal Corps. now on duty in this
Department, will bc iEmr.liatclv mustered
out "f the service, with the exception of
Capt. Jesse Merrill. S'rl:cants Thomas c.
larson and Wilson Eddy. and ;j,st class
privatcs 9. n. Bender, Henry i. Grey don,
James G. Ford and l.. u. S1icnncy.
Capt. Merrill will ca,;:-;' all property. in
possession of the signal I)ctaciimc.ts, and
not belonging to the Signal Corps, to be
tu1rcd over at once to the department to
which it belongs
Capt. Merrill, and tho abavc named en-
listed men Of the Signal Corps will proceed
at once to Washington, y. c.. and turn over
to the Ci:ef Signal Officer OF the Army all
property belonging to the Signal Corps pro-
per, such as telescopes, field glassc' signal
Tags, &c, and will t'.rn report themselves
to the nearest comnlssary of mustcrs for
final muster and pay.
III. All officers and enlisted men through
out this Department that ON detached
service iii Military Districts in which their
regiments are not serving. except those de-
tailed by orders from department Head
quarters, or by higher authority, will he
relieved Oh the receipt of this order, and
Will join their respective regiments without
delay. By command Of
Maj. Gen. Q. \. GILLAIOEE.
w. l.. NJ. BUK.iEn, A. a. G.
Official: L. ID. HODGES, Capt. 35th Z. S. c.
T., A. a. 4. G. Aug 2l :;
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LNROM this date, the train on Tie Soar
u tanb,nS and Union Railroad will leave
Spartanburg c. II. Tuesdays and SATURDAYS
OF each week, at 6 q. M, and arrive at Shell
ton at II Il. III.
Returning, leave Shelton at 12 O'Clock M.
and arrive Mt Spaitanbnrg at 5.15 p. m.
TtlCS. B. JETI5K, President.
Union G. H., S. c., August >, 1865.
sD- The Ncwbcrry, Chester and Charlotte
papers will please copy twicca week for one
month, and forward oils to office. s. a. L.. r.
Il. Co., Union G. H., s. G. .Au., IL t7*
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II. E. NICHOLS, Agent.

DOR the following FIRST CLASS COM
II IANIiiS:
New York Underwriters Agency.
>, Napnai.. .......:;. ;......:.. -. $1,000, 900
Home Insurance Company, New
York, Captal... ......:. 1000 OOU
international In>:irancc Cumna-
ny, New Iorh, Capital. 1.OOc 900
Continental Insurance Company,
New York. Capital. al.. 600 O0O
Hartford Fire Insurance Com
panv, Hartford. Eariial . 2.O0(a 900
Metropolitan InSurancr Com:
pany, New York, Capital ,. ,0OO 900
Home Insurance Company. St
vaniah, Capital l...... 1000 600
PhTniN INSURANCE Company,
Hartford, Capital. ... 500 600
Columbia Insurance Conlnanv.
New York, Capital ... 500 OOO
\ New England M"tNal i.if. Insu
rance Company, Eo5tcn, Capt.
~ tai ;.;.......... 5,O)o,Ga0
New York Accidental l.surarcc G. C,nn,auv
insuri:'g against all accidents.
With several other well Lnuw., and r.,];a
bic c".n'panns, the aggregate capital
Amounting to over $40. .0JO. 900. Risks tikci
in any one spot to amount of 5000. 900.
Office No. Br;c>'s Row, Columbia, s. c.
Aug Is lnm
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

TNHE \ EHIT1SH BAEK ''ENCHANGE"
4 is now ready receive freight. Apply TO
Aug 1S 6 WILLIS Il CIISGLII.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
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Railroad Notice.

f.c:. Its- -..iJ. ST 81
i5 W : ~ Y: NJ se.s es.s4 = 4: .s.
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Headq'rs Dept Of Sout.- 'acolina,
HILTON HEAD, S. c., A.. 8, 1865.
GENERAL ORUEL.S NO. 49,
HNiE following General Orders are pub
Il, lis:rd for the information and govern-
Mcnt of tbs command. District, Sub-dis-
trct and Post Commanders are directed to
enforce d strict observance of its provisions.
VAR DEPARTMENT.,
:. AD1i-:ANT GE:;EEAI'S OFFICE,
WASlINGTnS, july 25, 1865.
GENERAL NKDEH> 40. i29.
Il" secure equal justice and the sam" per
s"nal liberty to the freedmen rs to utncr
citizens and inhabitants, all orders i ID
bv Post. District, or other Command,
adopting amy system of passes for them,
or su!,jcctnlS them to any restraints or pun
isl,mrIls no, imposed on other classes, are
declared void.
Neither whites nor blacks will be re-
. strained from seeking employment else
where when they cannot obtain ii ut lust
compensation at their homes, and when not
bound by voluntary agreement: nor will
they be hindcIcd from travelling from place
to place on proper and legitimate business.
Dy order Of the Secretary of War:
L. ID. TOWNSEND, \. A. G.
Dy command Of
Maj. Gen. @. A. GILMORE.
W. l.. VI. BURGER, y. \. C..
Official: L. y. HODGES, Capt. 35tl L. S. c..
r., y. y. a. G. Aug 81 3
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COPARTNERSHIP.
COIuMRIA A1:n1

COLUMBIA, AUGUST 15, 1865.
TNHE undersigned, having formed a bust
ness ,,t;,11nS c"nnSction With the firm of
OF IIUTSON LEE Il CO., for the purpose of
conducting an AUCTION. GENERAL COM
MISSION and FNCHiNGE BROKERAGE,
respectfully solicits .he patronage of the
public. 1iUTSON LEE.
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HdGrs. Dept. of South Carolina

HILTON HEAD, S. c.. Au,. 10, 1860.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.
I THE following paragraph from Special
L. Orders No. 4lG, Adju.a'it Generals Of
tc,, August ,. 1865, is republishcd for the
info tmation of this command:
WAR EPA,,IMENT,
ADJUTA Mt GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington. August ., 1865. :
SPECIAL ORDERS, 40. IlG.
I ETirUtI.1
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ADAMS, FROST & CO..
CH.iKLESID.i. s. q

CHIKLESIO.I, s. g.,
\ RE prepared.to sell COTTON or PRO
~ DUCE in Charleston, New York or
Liverpool, as may be most advantageous:
and to make liberal advances OF co!.sirn,
mcnts to them. 1ncv VII furnish planters
as far as possible the us!. y facilities.
Aug 5 -
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NuTSON LEE & CO.,
Auctioreers, General Com. Agents
and Exchange Brokers,

COLUMBIA, S. C.
\ ny business entrusted to them will re-
"A ceivc prompt attention.
GOLD, SILVER. SECU H1TIES and BANK
NOTES bought and sold.
Refer to Mrssrs WILLIS & CIIISOLM
and Mcssrs. JOHN FRASER \ Co., Charles
ton: 5. G..
GEORGE &CELE&, Esq, and Mcssrs. +.
G. BARBER co, Augusta, GA.
M"ss:s. SI'ENIiOC5E \ McCAULEY,
Charlotte, \. {.
. o.ti,e f, for the present at Mcssrs. zcaly
sc ut n BrunS. Aug IL GtufS
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Hereafter, the Auction and General Com
mission business done 3v us will be voll-.
Quoted by Messrs. lIUTSON LEE Il co.
Aug 16 ZEALY, SCN&l Il BRUINS.
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Hdqrs. Dept. of South Carolina,

ITILTo:: HEAD, S. G., JULY ., 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS. NO. y.
MI Il. JOHN TURNER, Sntler of The :3:.:h
NI U. $: c. r., for improper conduct at
hereby dismissed from his position rs sui
Ter, and will not be furnished with employ
ment by any Of the military authorities in
this Department. by command of
MAJ. GEN. q. A. GILMORE.
w. L. n. BURGER, 4. 4. q.
Official:
7; D: HODGES, Capt. 35th U. S. G. T.. A.
y. A. q. Aug 81 3
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X 5.
Is. BY direction of the President, the fol-
lowing officers Of tho 14th Kansas Cavalry
are hereby diShoHorably disn >scd the ser
vice Of the United States, with forfeiture IF
all pay and allowances. to date June 25,
1863, for violation of orders and neglect OF
duty, in ,lc,crring thcir cunamnds thus
embarrassing the public service, and ae-
troll:
lst Lieutenant James O. Ogan.
2d Lieutenant Dudley Sawyer.
Commanding Generals OF Military Divi-
sioHa and Departments will promulgate this
order to Their respective commands:
by order of The Secretary of War:
+. ID. TOWNSEND, \. 4. G..
II. The action of the Colonel Culamand-
ing the District Of Port Royal, in dcsignat-
ing Fort Clinch and Tort Marion, Florida
ana Clinton Prison, New York, az the place
Of confinement for Private Jacob johnson,
9th Battalion Connecticut Volunteers, PHI
vatc John Clifford, Co. G, 9th U. S. Infan-
try, Sergeant Benjalnin Williams, Co. c.,
, 12Sth y. s. c. T., and Private John Gear,
l2Stll U. S. c. r., is disapproved. Castle
| rmckney, Charleston Harbor, s. c., is de-
| sgnated as the place of confinement for the
above named mcn. The Provost Marshal
! General is charged with the execution of
i Tins order. Bv command of
Maj. Gen. g. y. GILMORE.
". l.. ". BURGER, A. \. CT.
Official: T. D. Hore1s, Capt 35th T. s. c.
T., y. a. a. q. Aug 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has BEES PRONOUNCED ny THE MEUv.
- cal Faculty AID the public to Le ,hr mos,
' "ndefu' reincdy fof the permanent cure Of all
diseases OF ,b, STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEY >
AND AbbtR TINT has ever be- offered
us not aAISAkAL wAsEH. II IL from Fl perience
that CONSTITUTION wArsR hn> emanated and Ne
nov say lei no man doubt, when single bottle
Inns been ku"wn 10 cure din, asses which the best
medic al talent III this cuunsr, has nl, 10 cleyc
A remedy possessing the virtues oi Consn,uf ion
Water cAanoi be ciasscd under 'quackf ptepara.
lions a. il is now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II is only second Glars
ply s'cians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use ever, means IL nc
complain cnf,; and the smeces - ~ the physicians
increases ~ his know ledge ii different temesh.,
enable him to produce n cure, while others fail IL
the attempt. Science il satiahed with the truth
Give Constitutions W alter = tair trIal--wc mean
you who are under some sptcidi,st's care from
year TO year. and particularly allads 70 Iadie.
who are constantly resorting TO local Treatment
and all sorts Of local applications for diseases
with so much chance II success ~ there would BE-
from local applications to the throat for diseases
Of brain. Wehave been careful 90 use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icnfe organization. but We receive ~ many com-
munications from persons for which Constitution
W ater Is adapted, aud of whose disease no inen-
ticn has been made, that We have come 70 the
conclusion that II the remedy is capable OF pro-
ducing cure, no matter what the disesse may be,
Il should be made known. The medicine Is put
up for the public, and there should be no excep.
tious. We say, Constitution Water ia not like =
giIdcd pill, made 10 suit the eye and taste il il
medicine. in every sense Of the term: placed ia
taken according TO the directions il will in every
case produce . radical cure. We would say tina
the directions in regard to diet etc. relate only 4
the disease under which they occur.
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~ nrnen noapuonew 0uWnRn.
Ths following Timely order IN relation 70
tn yellu0u1pawnea O. our shora1 from
=. $3.50 ssH6emeIlnr n rr.u1a.d. ~ q.
...,-4.r-6--.,a :. -. ~ ;rst
s1eS :"
~ ~ - 49, 49, ~. - s; al.
wHnAs' ~ III. s.'s.s .'S ~ r,c,,a.,s II
pcsea persoSs NV O..s..J All .p.;r .s'rts nv
tne CnI'eu o'.ys.' 49, - t,sv a. snisrsted
- uUm Country ~ ':."i L,cr,.s .c.;r.t
ana nave co'nln n az S,n.,iras rSfi,en.
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new offered tie Government. ana Il !. cor !
IDENTITY expected tina, its superior advantages WI
make il the
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ALBANY, April s.
Proclamation by Reuben II. Fcnton, Governor
IGe State Of Ns,o York
Upon conference with many prominent
citizens Of the State, Friday. the lith inst,
the day appointed by the President for the
National ceremonies in raising the United
States nag 1t Fort Sumter, was deemed a.
the most appropriate occasion Tor thanksgiv
ing, prayer and praise to Almighty God fol
our National successes and the bright pros
pcct Of returning peace and fraternal har
mony. In dsfersnce, however, to the wishe.
now made known TO me Of patriotic persons
representing snme Of our religious denomi
nations, that the designated day be solely
devoted TO the solemn observance Of the
Church ceremonies, I, Reuben +. Fcnton
Governor Of the State of New York, do
hereby amend my proclamation, and sci
apart Thursday, the Goth inst. for the pur
pose therein recommended.
r. +. FENTON.
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4
AmeaR TIE psAents insued from the Q. 3
An01I O@ce ~ the week ending Msrcn
-, les, and ssch bearing that date. off,
sially Imported thnugh IL Western Pat
e.t Aesney q u Rnsdoiph 4 Co. 1t.
LouiA, No, W 6nd the following to Iowa
inventon:
Fnaklin Ball, Of CIeona township, Scott
eo1nfv. Iowa, for improved Gate
NM FellowA al Iisquolreta, Town, fbs
t61ggovcment IN the Propulsion Of Steam
bss1a
Hervey Hainss, Of Farley, Iowa, for i'm
proved Machine for Cutting Sheaf Bands
John W. Hard. Of Dccorah, Iowa, for i'm
provement in Car Axlea
John Harper, Of Salem, Iowa, for i'm
psovemcnt In Corn CultivatoSL
Joha Harper, Of Hillsborough, Iowa, for
impeovcment in Cultivator
: Y. Mcdonald, Of Dubuque, Iowa, a.
siRnor 10 himself and John Morrison, of
the ame place, for improved Wrench
Mr.. Daniel g. CrAndall, an old and re-
spsctable citizen Of Pleasant Valley town
ship. Fayette county, committed suicide by
hanging, on the 25th ult. Cause, domestic
troubles.
Mons 'lLs."-Last Monday oil WAS die.
covered in we'll which had Just been dug
stsam saw mill. The depth Of tho well ID
- feet, that Of the watsr 81. The oil u
popeounesd Bye Pennsylvania man whe
has I'D considerable experience in Tie oil
bssinsss. to b the genuine article; hut Il
cannot b obtained in quantities sufficient
70 0aks il payabls.-Xuscotins Journal.
The Burlington Hack Eye strongly con
demns the discontinuancs Of the river mail
snd says Sunless the old order Of things b,
Seinstated the public interest will suffer
and much Inconvenience be experienced
By the people along the river from Davsn
pert 70 Fort Madison"
A SAP AvvAm.-Last. week. Tussda,
little girl six yeafs Of age, daughter o
John Stewart, living mile east OF tow
was playing with . bonfire in the yard
when her clothes caught IRE about 8 o'clocl
p. m. and 40 shockiRgly burned her ths
she died about 10 o'clock the same evening
Her sunerings we're terrible during thu
time. Mothers. look out for your childr-
around 6res.-Ioca City Republican 5sl
On IN WaIonr CouxrY. We lear
nom b. Hewett, Of Wright County, this
petaoleum has bscn found near Eagle Grow
in that county which seems to be oil bearing
In what quantities il may be found, he say
be 10 unable 20 state.
The Burlington Hamk- Eye hope that nj
oil will be discovered in the State for tn,
present, ~, in case Of its dicovcry. it woult
divert labor and capital from more usefu
purnuita
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One Of the best illustrations Of the bcnc-
fts Of advertising which we have noticed
lately, was given few days since in Bar
nuns American museum in New York.
Il was the afternoon. just proceeding the
exhibition in the grand lecture room At .
time when thousands Of both sexes, all ages
and nationalties, always throng every part
Of the building. The great Snowman, who
is always present personally attending to
the wants Of his patrons, noticed that Mr..
A.s well known a. one OF the wealthiest
men in America, was present, and that no
appeared TO be ans!ously in search of some
some ono whom he could not find. Az he
Was frequent visitors to the museum, no
particular attention Was given to the fact
q the time. Some time aftelwArd, however
Mr.. Barnum noticed him again, IN another
part the museum. forcing his way through
the crowd, aE.d ~tiM evidently purautng his
eaiA eaAssA. With thas spirit oil accomo
dA&ien characteristic Of the man, Mr.. Bar
mum approached him to otter any assistance
In HE power, when Mr.. A. pstulently &C
ceeted him Is follows:
"Ar. Barnum, am discouraged. I havs
been here more than an hour looking fol
NJ. N. Of Boston. have searched your
musuem through seven stories, from base.
ment to attic know he is here, but to
6nd him in this crowd is impossible. Can
you or any one tell me Why 50 many people
come here day"
''There 10 nothing more easily accounted
for" replied Mr.. Barnum. 'In the first
plaes | get something worth seeing, and
then make it known that have got it.
That's all.
''Nonssnse," said Mr.. A. "Pcople have
got In the habit Of coming here, and would
any way. ! don't believe in advertising !;
i amounts to very little. That's my opin-
ion,"
swell, indeed. am happy 70 hear that
they have such good habits But to show
you are entirely mistaken, will do little
advertising for your own special benefit,
and then you may be induced to change your
mird on that point"
Thus saying Barnum stepped to the door
Of the lecture room followed by Mr.. A
In front was sea Of upturned faces, anx-
iously awaiting the rising Of the curtain
and the commencement Of the play. While
4r. A. was wondering in what way adver
Using could be done to benefit him; or how
any one could discover his friend in such ar
immense crowd. Barnum stepped upon Z
seat and calling in loud voice, said.
"ls NJ. NJ, Of Boston, present! II he
10 he viii oblige me by coming this wayv
In another moment man arose in the
audience and made his way to the door.
s'Now." said Barnum, "You have spent
over IN hour trying to find . man that
have for you in less than . minute. In
stead cftaking the crsiest and cheapest way
you took the roundabout and costly way.
Nov whenever you want anything. let the
people know it, and If it Is to be had, you
you vii surely obtain it; and II ysu have
anything 70 dispose Of. do the same, in 9th.
= wsrds, advertise. l advertised and you
did not You have seen the result; are
you convinced 7"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

Nature seems 10 have imrlarfed in mankind the
eesfe for "A daily stimuisut, to re-uvigorafe the
nerves. and excite the blood after the exhaustions
caused by the days labors. and not only has she
given the desire, but experience has shown that
IT'S an absolute necessity. that this deslre should
he gra'ified. for the preservation Of the H,aith
Now natures requirements being founded upon
positive laws. must produce baneHts when thew
0rRfiied by tho of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

The love for Intoxicating drinks directly
owing 81 an Artificial appetiie--tn otl words. =
perve'sion oi the sense 81 taste. su induced
by continued excesses in the use ot - irituous
liqnvrt In,-tnperance 10 con-equri tiv mot .
natural lntr,nity. but always depend. vi IN ar
tific,sl causes These once moved. u victim
OF in,briet will lose all inclination desire for
the injurious beverage
DR. ZANk'S ANTip0TE. by its spec tc &C.
lion. restores the di-ens.d appetite 10 it- proper
normal condition The craving for spirituous
drinks at once ceases. and what before had been
an IRE. ist BILE passion. nov bscrrses disiastein
obnoxious and repulsivc. The remedy is per
fectiy harmless il directions are followed II
exercises almost magical effect in causing =
deep seated artrson for all alcoholic drinka, and
increases the appetite for food.
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AFEW REASONS WHY TIE
A M f II lCAN w TCH

Is THE BEST
II il made on the best principle, while the for
egn watch is made on no principle n alt. The
foreign watch is mostly made by WON. u and bows
BY HAND. While their labor is cheap their work
is dear at any price. Such watches are made
without plan and sold without guarantee. They
are designed o,lIv to sell. and the buyer is the
party most thoroughly sold. Those who have
kent saocrcs ." =. pines" aud " Swiss levers" in
professed repair for few years will appreciate
the truth of our statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead Of being made Of several hundred little
pieces sore we'd together. the body of the ANERI
can WATCH is formed Of SOLID PLArIs. No jar
interteres with the harmony OF ITS working, and
no sudden shock can throw its machinery out Of
year In riding or any business pursuit. il il nj!
held together Ms firmly AS single piece of metal
It is lust what ALI machinery should be
LIST ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE BID. STRONG.
Ath. ECONOMICAL.
| tem but QUALITY. We do not pretend that
our Watch can be bought for less money than the
foreign mai. -5sl.irss. but that for its real value
| il is sold for half the price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned Vim.
| Eller, is what its name indicates Solid Sub
| stantial, aud always ke,iabe-warranted to stand
| anv amount Of Marching Riding or Fighting
GU NEXT HIGHER QUALITY Dt WATCH
(naii.ed r. : Ba tetf) j. similar IN size and gen
cral appear nce but has more jewels, and q
more elaborate finish.
OUR AIDES WATCH. recently brought
out. Is put up in u srent variety Of patterns.
many Of them OF n.auty and wurku anship.
is quite small. hut wa ranted to rp ti'r.,
OUR YOUNG GENTLE MANS W Tel is
neat not large. and Just the thing tor the pocket
of Young Am-rca.
The proof oft mrrits Of watch may be
found n III fact that now EMPLOY over seven
hundred workmen factories aud I AZ we
are sill unable ~ supply the constantly iucreAs-
ing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH
is thinner and lighter than the Others we have
described. Its ine ehron,nsier bsl,nc. is d,li-
cately adjusted 10 correct the variation caused
changes Of Temperature These watches are the
fruits of the latest experiments in ch ouomct ry.
aud are made by our best workmen, ~ separate
department Of our factory For the finest tim.
Keeping qualtis : they cha leng. comparison with
the b-st works OF the most famous English and
Swiss makers