Worcester daily spy
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States for the cession of the "Mole St. Nicho
las,” had been set afloat, and the revolutionary
party was about to invoke the intervention of
England and France against the proposed trans
fer. Salnave had sent two agents to New York
to endeavor to raise a loan of 812,000,000 As
the blockade of St. Marc is nothing better than
a paper blockade, a vessel arrived at that port a
short time ago with a large quantity of ammu
nition and arms for the revolutionary govern
ment there. The vessel, it is said, hailed from
Boston, U. 8.
The affair of the American schooner Ada Hart
had at length received proper attention from the
authorities of Port au Prince, and the captain
will get paid in full for all damages. The cap
tain of the pHaytien war steamer, who is an
American, was about to leave the Haytien ser
vice and return home.
Waltham Watches.—The superior value of
American watches above all others is too well
understood, in this country at least, to need fur
ther illustration. Foreign watches being con
ceded on all hands to have been fairly beaten,
not only in the market, but in the pocket, the
question now is, which of the American-made
watches is best and really cheapest?
The Waltham manufacture has deservedly
made its way to an immense business, in the face
of violent and persistent opposition. Through a
period of fifteen years it has steadily and regu
larly advanced—the last year’s sale having been
considerably larger than those of any proceeding
year. The secret of this is that the watches have
stood the test of enduring and general trial; they
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Worcester daily spy. (1869). Worcester [Mass.], 1869-02-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83021205/1869-02-02/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Worcester daily spy, 1869-02-02.
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