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Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
A CARD FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCHC0MPANT

nHIs COMPANY BEG LEAVE TO IN.
i form the public that they commenced
operations in 1860, and their factory now
covers four acres Of ground, !. and has cost
more than million of dollars. and employs
over zoe operatives. They produce $4,000
Watches q year, and make aud sell not less
than one halt of all the watches sold i1the
United States.
The difference between their manufacture
and the European, is t,ricay this: European
Watches are made almost entirely By hand,
and the result is of necessity lack of that
uniformity, which is indispensable to correct
tiine,keeping. Both the .oye aud the hand Of
the most skiIlful operative must vary. But
it is fact that, except watches OF a higher
grade, European watches are the product Of
The cheapest labor of Switzerland, and the
result is the worthless Ancres, Lepines and
80 called Patent Levcrs-which; soon cost
more in attempted repairs, than their orig
inal price. 06mmea- workmen, boys and
women. buy the rough separate parts Sf these
watches from various iactosfeA polish and
put them together, and take them To- the
nearest watch merchant, who stamps and en-.
gfaves them with any name or brand thai
may be ordered,
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
Tho Great Fclnnlc Rclmeaic.
The Preventive Powders.

Ny sysseM II treatnent IL st.sA that the s.u,,e
supseys narks H. trestment Sksn Scsnductc3 81
s:ssss sss: .s. ss.ss si IS
K1T91k, hnt hare had sdsiee and rensdies ~:
HasdeA 70 thsn 4 mail q express. Tho patient
= thus se1aeA - prsseSso tAe secret Of III en-
llatnt ~ ~ hsftsrs arc returned o. destroyed An
that y required = g seense that paxS n IL
aoyerteeUept mentioning ths trunbIe of the writer
and mn aad eeaplete direetions, including ths
~ No matter What tA6 dtGoulfy q dise,ss. the
1oseof can he feposcd ppaa, with erssy sssufaucs
g that eenAde1kal relianee and secsecy tkat has
eo1fse fhr - many ysazs in fs551FniA.
AN kefte1e Ard Deney Aust Sc addressed thus
-. - BENZ. I. JCssELYY, n. D.,
N.shtpgten st., san Francisco.
BOZ 10. P.0 feb lsilys
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
Som CHEAp 1--WE viIi prel

SoLD CHEAp.-We will premise, by
sasia9 vh.k every body knows, namely,
thai for soms9y years young ladies have
bsen IN The habit Of cutting their hair
of short and then combing it as best
suited other fancy, boy style-divid-
ed-nn onefsiJs, or girl fashioL--parted
in the centre, as the freak might take
them. Well, to make Q long story short
We, bare = friend had one when
this appeared 10 print that friend was
marlk1 Net many months ssi6cS to Z
gushing young beauty whom, with ruth.
less hands, be transpiantede from the
foothills to his rusty old bachelors
codch ID the city. Time passed pleas
antly for many weeks, Suddenly the
dear ssCbawles, was called upon to leave
the city upon important business. He
mightsbe back BY midnightj, would If
he could bot probably would not be
abs 10 look down. into the deep blue
eyes Of his DAZZLING until the morrow /;
bat she must go to bed andsleep sweet
", not ut up for him, for petite might
take cold, ~ amid perfect April show
er tears the doating creatures took
thsirlfrs adieu.ae Now, the good little
wiley had 20 idea Of sleeping alone
not 4 Bit of it. So off she posted to a
neighbours and engaged the aservices Of
the Oldest daughter Of the family, a wild
rofiekingy girl'iof sixteen, With hair
trimmed short aud parted on one side,
boy style, and swithal not little mascu-
line in S6saty& Home they went and
at the, proper hour. sought rest and ref
uge from earth's troubles in the arms
of Morpheus. The long raven locks of
the wife spread out upon the pillows,
with the face Of her short. haired CON-
pariUp;haH' hidden benesth its luxuri.
anpfSl6, fcfined no near picture of
Adonis as he might be fancied slum-
'bering in the arms Of Venus. The
sleepy god had fairly sealed their eyes,
when Charley returned, and stealthily
opening thE door by meanssof night
key, stood within his wife's room. BY
the dim light of the night lamp he saw
the position of affairs. "Hell and flu.
ries!M -Jened,: 4.deceivers, what do
you aseab 2stMy wife, Oh ! my wife
what have you done ?" The exclama-
'tion, of course, rudely awakened the
sleeping beauties, and for the moment
coofounded theH both bat the short
haired Miss, ready for the occasion,
replied: "Why, Charley, don't you
know its me p Charley took an up
staird joom. tbas night No questions
will be answered al this Office, but the
.yP9is true.-Sdcramento Record. i.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

NOTICE,

A MsBIILS DUE THROLD CHRONICLE
q PeSlishinE Company, contracted prior
70 April leth. 1851, viii Be placed & DE
hands % oar Attorney on the FIrst Az 81
January, 1868, Tor immediate coIlectjon' = =
q. B9HIGBY i ddthorixed 10 rece;ve and
receipt Tor monies Tot the Company.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
CA+AvERAs< CHRONICLE.
sAruRDAs, g::l.g::5ANuARY :, 1868


.t7SA HT - - y
NV ifienh my chnm. nay trusty crony,
We we're designed, It seems to me,
To be two happy Iix+Afsni. !.
On tunsliue - and 0accaroni,
e4H "a 81 some Eicillian tea. r
.I.iIu s..iL he F.l-. s. LII =
From dawn to eve in the happy land,
Tho duty on us but to lie
StrG~ HATED On the shining sand,
Wieh bsonxing chest, and arms, and hand
Beneath the blue Italian sky... 5fs. d
y,r1.,.ssss@ -.-H s,-ss, ss.---s-ss-
There. with the mountains idly CLOSING :.
Their purple splendors in th. sea. q
To watch the white winged vessels passing.
Fortunes for buster fools aAmassing )
This were heaven to you and me
Our meerschsumg coioring cloudy brown,
Two young girls eoloring with blush.
The blue waves Willis silver crown.
The msuntsin shsdsws dropping down, ~ !
.solhd sll the dir perfect hush. . a =
.-.uo ..igsa cs 49, aid 2 .trE 's'i 1a
Thas Saould We lie in that happy land. .
tNoifsme, nef power, nor fortune miss !:
StssAIhatted on the shining sand. ph
With ts6azins cheek, and arm. snd hand
Two losfers couched in perfect bliss \ I
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OBJ PRINTING EXECUTED WITH
u neatness and dispatch at this oisice.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
How American Watches
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Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

OvERwoRKED.-A Hartford man,
I'm the delirium tremens, jumped from
"a third story window the other day. On
being picked, up he remarked that his
back felt sore, and added, '.If wasu' I
desdss should think I'd oycrvorked
myself.'s saa'is-As' y
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

ELopEMEsr.-The wife Of a we'll
kpeyn Sen Francisco. attorney has elop-
ed With 2 good looking young fellow of
the Spanish persaasion. She was also
Of Spanish descent $500
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
MEDICAL ADvERTIsENr,
- fRfvATY
{, AID
aricK CURES AND MOI


DOCTOR DOHERirY,s
ynvArk MEDICAL an SURGICAL i h
Sacramento St. below Montgomery ~
Opposite the Pacific Mail S,eamssSs
$ ofIice,) Private ehtrauce on J.eidtsdotsp a. 5
street, San Francisco.
Established expressly to afford tie asy;.;.,
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q sfredfme'sf aud cure of an p,ip0,s" c
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Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04
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Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-04

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District in aud for the county VI Calayeras
State Of California;,
IL s. Interval Revelae Siamp, Fitf cents,
duly eanoelea.l sNF''' y
wiLlAaN rorE, rlautts,
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re People Af tie State Of California
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-20
LATE NEWS
RI TELEG R.APA.


Boston, Nov. l9.-Thcrs was large at>
tendance on the re-nssembling Of the Wo
mans Rights Convention.
Rev. James Freeman Clark advocated ed.
ucating the sexes together.
Addresses followed by Charles Barnard
Fred Douglass, and Frank W. Bird. Ex.
pressions of sympathy in the movement TO
establish suffrage for woman were INDUCED
in.
Resolutions were presented and laid over
for discussion. The following embraces the
general scope:
Re.olred, That We invite the Republican
party to drop the watch word Of Manhood
Suffrage" and the Democratic party to
abandon ito motto Of "White Mans Gov
srnmsnt," and unite in On amendment 70 the
Constitution Of the United States extending
suffrage 70 oil men and women 90 the in
alisnabls birthright Of every American cit.
izen.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison and Senator Wilson
spoke. and were warmly welcomed. Ssna-
tor Wilson expressed himself strongly In
favor Of "sGre suffrage, but did not want
that or any other question put forward till
the Southern question Was fully settled
lie had no doubt that Congress would au-
thorizs colorsd men to vote IN every State,
but % some good men doubted il, it vas
proposed the coming winter to pnt forward
an amendment to the Constitution enforcing
the political dogma that the colsrsd man
had right to vote in every State. With
twenty six Legislatures in our favor, to only
nine against, our success was probable
That done. the female suffrage question
would have clear way. and be aided BY
the success Of the ether, and it would stand
better chance Of speedy triumph, because
men could feel prejudiced against their own
listers, loves, mothers and friends, ~ they
had against the celorsd men. Therefore.
make colorsd suffrage sure first, before
taking another step.
The Democrats have renominatsd Mayor
ShurtlsG.
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latest NEWS
~ TELEGR.APA.
To Tn DAILY DEmOCRAT.


NEW YoRK, Nov 2o.-A Havana special
says
From Rsvol utionary sources W learn that
Col. Csspsdsz 10 acting - Provincial Prssi.
dent, in the absence Of Col. Aguilers. He
has issued . decree ordering Gil citizens be-
tween the ages Of 10 and 20 to be enrolled
for active service, under penalty, 10 ease 81
failure, that they be branded a. snsmiss.--
The native males between the ages Of ~
and so, must do homo do hsms guard
duty.
Lt.-0sn. Mareaul commands the Eastern
Department: Agusr, the Central the eth
or chiefs being Marmot. Savsntaban, befdo-
mo and Psralts.
The latest news BY telegram, received last
night from Puerto Principe. announces that
the Government troops who we're bsssigsd
with the Governor in the convent, had sur,
rendered to the Insurgents. at Jilara. Thu
insurgents whipped the troops.
An unknown vessel was burned At SCI
opposite the village Of Hampton, l.. l.. o.
Tuesday night during . storm. Nothing
| 10 known Of those on board.
Tho Drew party settled their Erie con
tract Yesterday before the corner broke q
57m5s. Their losses amount to over on,
million and quarter. The excitement il
Erie has subsidized, stock tending down t
Al. Rock Island il mentioned - the mex
sensation, and has advanced 10 l.07i.
Alta meeting Of Cuban fllibustsrs las
night several recruits enrolled themselves
and a letter from = late rebel officer ~
read offering to join the expedition VII,
ten thousand men. General Kerrigan. th
alleged leader here, keeps very rsticent, bu
tho report is that an expedition leavs
within q short time for Cuba.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-20
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 20.-Ths ship
Hsllsspont, Capt. Souls, from Melbourne.
Australia. was wrecked this morning about
30 miles south Of this port. Seven Of the
crew were saved and IL are missing, in
Guiding the captain and mate. The vessel
Immediately went 70 pieces and will prove
q total loss.
A heavy shock Of earthquake ~as fslt Il
Willeston. Trsne county CAL, Nov. 9TH
The wall Of the court house was badly
cracked. The water Of the San Jsaquiu
river Was disturbed. A slight shock wal
also experienced At Austin, Nov. II.