The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
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LY IMPROVED MANIFOLD WRITER
BY this wonderful invention letter and du
plicate can be written in one operation witt
more ease and greater facility than a single
letter with an ordinary pen and ink.
To the mercantile, professional, and travel
ling part of the community this truly great in
venticn is of inestimable value, as it IS great
saving of time, trouble, and expense. The
principal advantage to be derived from the
manifold writer is, that copy of any document
may be kept without any additional trouble tc
The writer, and without any necessity of using
either an inkstand or pen. The Instrument
used COR writing is an agate point, consequent.
ly it never wears by use. For banks, insu.
rance offices, merchants, men of business gen.
orally, lawyers, postmasters, editors, reporters
public officers, aud all who may be DESTROYS Of
preserving. copies of their letters, documents
&c. with an immense saving of time and the
satisfaction of having an exact copy Of wha
they have written; this will be found invalua-
be-.
The following is from the Chairman OF. the
Committee on Chemicals, appointed by the
managers of the American Institute at their
late Fair:
''The judges appointed by the managers Of
the Fair of The American Institute, held at Nj
have examined into the merits of Francis's
Manifold Writer; and find it to be very in
gehious and useful contrivance, by which two
Or more letters; or other documents, may be
written at once: The ink used is not in a liq-
uid state, but consists of Composition applied
to sheets ofpaper. The nature of this coInpo-
siton is such that it is not liable to change col
or by exposure to the air or moisture nor is il
easiIv removed from paper by chemical agents
"The principle advantage to be derived from
a use ofthe Manifold Writer is, that copy o
any document may be kept without any addi-
tional trouble to the writer, and without the
necessity of using either an inkstand or pen
1t is stated that copyright is secured. We
consider Mr.. Francis deserving reward from
the Institute.
(SigneG) sJAS.R. CAILTON.M M. d. Chm
Consequently medal was awarded.
Frapcis's Manifold Writer has now been in
successful operation over Two years, during
which time the proprietor has had the pleasure
of receiving the unfeigned appreciation Of all
whose observation it has come under. This
article entirely supersedes The copying press or
anything ever known for writing or copying
letters.
The proprietor has lately made rfeat i'm
provements in this article. The paper is of
the best quality manufactured in The United
States; being made for the Manifold Writer
expressly to bis order. The ruling Of them
which has Tor some time been thought irnpos-
sible has at length been brought to perfection,
for which d copywFight has been secured.--
The copying books are bound in variety Of
forms and sizes, varying in price to suit every
capacity. M: $50
Stationers and Country Merchants in gem
eFal will find il to their advantage to procure
the articles as they meet with ready sale. A
liberal deduction made to those who buy by
wholesale.
Newspapers or magazine throughout the
country. copying the above entire without al
tcration or abridgenient Qicluding this notice.
ond giving il twelve insertions shall receive a
copy subject to their order by sending paper
confaing tie advertisement TO the office ofthe
subscriber.
LEWIS FRANCIS, 50 William street,
corner Maiden Lane, New York.