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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-07
Trust sale.

E virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed
EW 10 me by Wesley B KimhelI, and
duly recorded in the Probate Clerks
Office of TIppah County Mississippi, on The
Sih day of June 1910, in Deed Book c
pages sos, 500 e. $40 shall proceed to
sell at The Court House Door, in The Town
of Ripley, in said county, on Monday the
25h day of September, 1913, the following
lands in Tippah Couniy-viz:
NV of Sec 81, int 3, of R 4, East.
N WI S 10, T3, RI,
SW4 S 4, To, R 4,
N E4 S III, I'd R 3, Z"
ALSO, the following Town lots ir Ripley,
viz; Lots No. |, 2, 3 g. 4, in Block No 81.
ALSO, the undivided half of the follows
ing described lands lying in Tishomingo
county, Miss viz;
SW Of Sec Is, II |, R 10 East.
N WI S %, Il l, r 10
The titles to the above lands and LOIS
are believed to be undoubted, but selling as
trustee, | shall only convey such title as
Is esed in me by said Deed of Trust.
SAMUEL McNEAL,
Trustee.
Marcli, 18Th lS43-2I-6m
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The last Indepen dence Exposlor says
--ORIN PORTER ROCKWELL, the Mormon
confined IN our county Jail, some time since,
for the attempted assassination OF Tx Cover
nor Boggs, was indicated by our last grand
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Gbuas':asat Latch.

FROM Row, MEMrHIs, Ten.
WAY Lii keep constantly on hand full
w supply Of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Sal, Cotton Baggi1g and Rope
&c, &c, which he will sell al The lowest
prices for cash. lie is prepared viii safe.
spacious and convenient Store, Warehouse.
and Cot on shed ani yard; and soIicits con>
3 isnments of Merchandise, Cotton and
robacco--on which he will make liberal
cash advances. Toct |. 1919.
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liquors.

CHEESE and Crackers, for sale a, KINGS
corner 10y } u. WALKER.
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JUsr Received and Tor sale Copperas, Indigo
Pepper Spice &c. by j. WAFER,
Ripley, may 10, 1913.
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Iron g. Castings.

4 - ECElVED and for sale, good lot
Il g. of bar Iron and Castings, low lor
cash, By E.R. SPiGuT,
Ripley, Oct. 7th 1913.
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Medicine.

TEyUR,EstIN' Sweet Oil, Calomel, Caster
Oil, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godfreys Cordial
Paragoric, Spirits Nitre, Thompsons Eye
Water Cinnamon and Aniseed Oil, Can,phor
md Batemans Drops, by ] b. WALKEa
Ripley, may lS43.
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TnE Norm Ms AND ANTI MoRMoNs o.
Wednesday last meeting Of Delegates from
hancock and the surrounding counties was
held Carthage. ':'ney had been apponted
al previous meetings Of the People opp sed
10 the Mornons. The official proceedings
have not yet reached ", bu' we learn from
the Burling on Hawk Eye of Saturday las
that The resolutions adopted, were OF The
strongest kind They declared, If Gov.
Ford would not surrender "Jne' Smih" On
The reqnisiliou Of The Governor Of Missouri
which he has refused 10 do from poIiicai
condiuons-- hat they would call in aid
from other counties and other SAFES 10 as
sist hem indellvering him up, AS rumors
were prevalent that Il number Of The CHI.
zens had had their lives threatened by The
M rmorS, the meeting resolved to avenge
any blood that might be shed. They agreed
not to obey the mandates of the Mormon
officers OF the county, who have been put
in power by the Mormons, the who'e coun.
y treasury being now at their disposal.
There Is considerable excitemeni-thec crisis
seems TO be rapidly approaching-and We
greatly tear the Consequences may be
reneded, if The Mormpns, as religious
body, will but eschew politics and amaga
mate with our Citizens but we fear i, is 10
late to co even that 81. Lonis NeU Era.
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SAMUEL BENTON in EDrToR.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, T.
Whig Ticket.

For Governor,
GEORGE R CLAYTON, of Lownds,
For Secretar, of State,
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, Of Holmes.
For Auditor Of Public Accounts.
AMOS r. JOHNSTON of Kinds.
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM HARDEMAN, If Madison.
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V, L. HOWARD.

Candidate for Congress viii address The
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27

By purchasing the soil, at very low rate indeed,
from the original posses.ors, to when it was OF
little use. By this cheap act Of justice at the be-
ginning, he made all bis dealings the more easy by
prepossessing the Indians with favorable opinion
of hiri and bis designs. The other part of his
plan which to people this country after he had
taken possession of it. he saw much facilitated by
the uneasness of his brethren the Qu.ksrs in
England who refusing to pay t,hes ard other
church dues, suffered great dsel from the spirit
ual courts. Their high opinion of and regard for
the man, made them the more ready TO follow him
over the vast ocean into an untried climate and
country. He expended large sums in Transporting
and finding them in all necessities, and not aiming
at sudden profit, he disposed Of his land at a
very light purchase. But what crowned sll was
that noble Charter of privileges, by which he made
them as free as any people in the world and
which has since drawn such vast numbers, of so
many different persuesions and such various coun-
tries, to put themselves under the protection OF his
laws.
This great man lived to see en extensive coun-
try called after his own name; he lived to see i,
peopled by his own wisdom, the people free and
hourishng, and the most aourishing people in it OF
his oan persuasion. 1t is but Just that We should
do honor te those great men, whose virtue and
generosity have contributed to the pcopling of the
earth, and to the freedom and happiness of man.
kind; whe have preferred the interest of remote
posterity, and times unknown to their own fort
unes and TO The quiet and security of their own
lives. Now Great Britain and America reaP great
benefits from his labors and his losses. and his
posteri,y have estate out of the quitrens OF
that province, whose establishment was the ruin
Of their predecessor. moderate fortune
Norg.-Burkc was in in stating that William
Penn Fleet prison." His death took place Rush
comb ghamshre, July 80 l7is in The 74h year
his ege. Hel- ir England and Ireland, valued
tl 800 per annun, although his debts
siderable.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
GREENW WICH1 POTTERY,
2ol WEST EIGHTEENTH-sTRgE
eLyeet 9kh uud IOyh Jrruuty

V 'HE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
"A ienloR Of the public great variety OF articles
manufactured at this establisbmeni-such cToHEWAkg
EARTHEs-WARE PORTABLE FURNACES, CHENEY POTs
GREss-HousE TILE, FLOWER Pv7s, Owes iILg, BAcEs
AND JAMS, FIRE BgIcK, &C. &c.
AS THIS The only establishment OF the kind IN the city
"here lhe above articles emanuacuTed the public
assured Tia, all orders will b attended ih prompines
ana punctualily and on the most liberal terms
N b. great Improvement has becn made IN PORTABLE
FURNACES and the sizes enlarged, and waanir superior
10 any sold in this city. WASHINGTON SMITH.
i6 lmr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
xxIMDOW SHADES WINDOW

Wv SHADES!-The subscribers respectfully inioIn
their friends and The pablo that having ansed The
store No7 Spruce street, few doors from Nassau, Msy
are nc prepared 20 cIecnte all orders for Pnnns
description, with Bess. econouy and despatch.
All kinds IF Sign Painting done in style not 10 oe SUI
passed by any other establishment Gold Signs war;
net 10 fade. large assortment OF well seasoned Ssh
Boards always hand.
Banners Interior Decorations and Transparencies done 70
order Designs furnished and executed in superior
Specimens OF work always be and references g7eH
by calling the above place.
I'sey have on hard constantly manufacturing &
TraUsrsren. Decorative Window Shades Strangers IN the
city keeper OF hotels saloons public places OF resort ana
families can always be supplied with Shades OF The best de-
sc-ipton ard ae consists OF splen'
did Italian Landscapes, Wild FisneItes French Scrots
Vignees and Rosetie Centres Sc;iptlra Views Fancy
Sketch and Gothic Landscape Centres, Tiniern AbbryS
All kEs OF Shades matter how difficult are painted II
2 superior style al this establishment
They would likewise call the attention oil the pubic 70
most splendid Gothic Shade got up IN good sly and var
ranted TO please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades fixed II required
EARTOL L DE MAUNE.
SAMUEL. r. BAEToL,
7 DF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27

4 take pleasure in calling the attention of our read.
ers to "SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC 0IL,n fer the cure of
Deafness From the favorable we have heard of
IL we feel satisfaction IN recommending the attention
OF all who may suffer from Deafness This ihe only med
cne offered 10 the public for curing this disease that
We felt confdesce in, andits eec, in different case, which
have come within our knowledge have been such as the
most saEgune could wish Persons have been cured and
relieved who had given mp all hopes Of being benefited
ue surprising TO wtile many are sufferers from
Deafness that no successful effort has been made In
produce something which would effect radical cure A
medicine however before tie public by the use Of
disease and enabled again enjoy the society OF their
friends We say to all afflicted, BY all means try it,
Prepared by B. Bell md may Le had at DrisYSE E,s
Store. Ss5 Broadway. New.Yerk i0f In.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
HOOPlNG COUGH AND GROUP.

- - AilE'N iS--JAfNES EAFECIOhaHI !,
InouI exception he valuable preparation IN use
Ter The above diseases II converts Hopping Cough
nud and uacabe disease, and shorens It's duration more
ia one-ha and produces and speedy recovery
FROM nall 10 spoonful will certainly cure Group
infants and young children il halt an hours time The lives
OF hnndrcus OF children will be saved annually, by always
keeping on hand ready every emergency Prepared
only by Dr. D. JAYNE, 3e5 Broadway, NewYork. Price,
81 0C-6 bottles for S. 90. lDf Ink
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
ATORISON'S Hygeian Medicines

LsR- EOTlCE.-whercas, a A. Saulanos, of q Broad.
way, New-York, is making improper use of Mcssys
Morison Co.'s appointment for the sale OF their Mrd
cines. This is, therefore, TO inform the public that Mr.
sansnos is authorized to sell MO9iSON,S Pills,
In NcwYoTa, azd that Messrg. hiorrYsns onEv Aorns In
Ncw-York ara Messrs. FIRTH 1 HALL, of No, Frank.
lin snar-, from whota alone Medicines can be had gen
uine. (SigIesil AORIS0M =. cts,
Dated British College OF Health, N.w Road sreo,
June i6lh 1872 -A' .>;yaISN' 20 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
'ANR. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
A J WINE BITTERS.-The following are few of

the editorial D0.ictS:
From the Boston Morning Post
Dr.. Richardson's Sherry Wine BitIerS are an excellent
medicine We have taken bottle OF lhen and are about
years younger (n eengs) than we were month
ago.
From the Bunkerhil Arrora, Chsrlestown.
DR. RICHARDSON'S BTTERs The Editor OF the Post has
been made 10 feel ten years younger by se OF bot
lie of Dr. Richardson's Buers. These Buprs are quite
popular and prove highly beneficial. The Editor OF the
Post Is certainly coed authority in such and his per-
should far toward establishing the Doc
tors Compound.
From tie Essex Banner and flayefhll' Advertiser
This is the the OF this valuable ineuclne-
Ii is the most safe and eectua family necine tor diseases
which It's processes cure that has ever been discovered
Ii is composed OF different and plants We like the
bers because they quack but prepared by regu'
practical physician, who but little about thel
himself but leaves for those who them 20 make their
own statements their beneficial effects upon Inc system
We have Just used the last Of bottle winch we purchns-
ed from OF his agents. whose name VIII be iouud on the
outside of Our paper month ago we could neither run,
fight sing halloa dance TO work, without feeling that
TO be numbered among those that are
But these Bcrs have cured ana we ec as We
had been bora again, and say III our own peculiar
slye begone dull care" ic suit ouseves and those who
wish TO feel resort 10 Richardson's beTs, or
there is ne help fer them.
From the Lowell Patriot.
To the above chesruly add our own testimony oil the
efficacy OF Richardson's Bltes They are excellent Tor
all tae purposes Tor which they are recommended.
General Agents, 79 and loo Fulton ST.; also sold by D..
Sands Co Ns. II East Broadway A. B. Sands Co.,
no. 273 Broadway Gassner Young, No. 1872 Chatham
al. laf I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
prou, the National Au,i.slavtry Standard.
Che Fountain.
rY rANEs KussELL LOWELL

7,-o .bs .,r.bipe. Still gushing heavenward'
II rrn of sse l;rb, Never awcaryl
Lesping and flashing. fsuli Of a nasafv ,.me-
From NON to night! Nothins '.,n aan ,nn,r.rt
Into the moonlight, 0hapsea CO.
w. 80 sn..r,I;Le fCeaseless aspiring
When the winds blow oeeseiees eon'en.
Into the starlight, NDarShees u eu,'u'H0
u.nnv ~ naidoiehi Glorious gouutain,
Esnny bv day. Let nay heart be
Ever ip motion, Yresh, changeful, constant,
RIi,hesoms and cheery,) Upward, like thee!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
pALDNEss and Loss of Hair is caused

~ by wan, OF healthy action CT the vessels WHICH
OFF the perspiratisn from tie bead When
sells weak diseased, The persplraton thea and
ciammy and adheres 10 the mouths OF the pores and clogs
them up and dries forms scuf daEdruf Less blood
then carried OF the hd and for which
the hair sufficient Lousshuent, aid coos, qaeny
becomes dry barsn and begins inseh.bIy 10 ia c,
which continuing increase eventually p,1duces badne5
Restore the capillary vessels e The TO their crmar
healthy circulation, and fine SILKY hair viii MAKE
appearance which viii increase quantity ana vouE un.
III The hair becomes thick and healthy
Jayne falr Ionc 10 The only preparation ihs has ever
beeu known to prodnse Hair On Bald Heads hch
dose IN innumerabe instances, and will seldom a
properly aud perseveripgly used.
Prepared only by DR., JAYNE No sos Broadway iClnl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
XTOgMS in CHILDREN.-Of all

VA ORMS in CHILDREN.-Of all
Wv diseases to which children are exposed, none are
fatal 10 them WormS, Unfortunately, children are
seldom free them, and they initiate the symptoms OF
almost every ether complaint, they often produce alarm
ing effects without beng suspected. They not only
of disease theselve but their irritation aggravate
all other dsecses wandering from part oi The BODY TO
another inding hemse up into large balls and OBJ
rucing tue bow els and frequently the throat causing con-
vusons, and often death The desired remedy will be
found in Dr.. .JAYNE'S TONIC NERMlFUGE which
will very destroy the Worms, and nvsoale the pow
ers Of digestion prevent relrrn OF thenL
Prepared only No. 20 South Third stree, Philadelphia
and 2o5 Broadway, NewYork Price 30 cents per bottle.
i,,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
SAMUEL r. BAEToL.
LEWIS r. p MAUSY. Jll


> IHERE NU bhLH IN UILG4tO
q Was the pathetic exclamation of the propha; OF Israel
as behed degradation aud rlSerss OF bis people
and does the heart of the phanhropst move With emo
tons of comnisra ion be wtReses The hope
less and helpless condition OF thousands dying all around
him with Consumption, and other pulmonary affections
and 10 ask there balm that heal them " phy
sicas to rescue them from death, Yes, there Is balm
that viii heal te,a and arrest those fatal diseases
and them 10 health. 1t Is found IL JAMES EA
PECTORANT. which never fails 10 relieve.
II prepared by Dr.. Jayne. sos Broadway
and 20 South Tbird.stree., Philadelphia.
eJ narh bottle. lQi I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
TTULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup

"a ULL'S IRUSSES.-SOtlce to Hup
4 tnred Pcrsens-PerseDs afflicted with ruptures may
relv upon the bes. aid the world affords,
application at The office, No Vesey TO either Of
the agents the principal towns in the United States Se
careful to examine the back pad of Hus trusseS, 10 see II
they are endorsed by Or. Hull in writing None are genu
iDe or be relied upon good, without his signature
Many persons have undertaken to vend limitations o
Hps celebrated uses and thousands imposed upon IN
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made By unsAul mechanics and no better than
the ordinary trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Veseysreet, e1Hn-
sveiy for ladies' having separate from the bus
ness department, where female is in constant attendance
to wait upon female patients. sZ u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
XN7HO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES

w OF JAMES HAIR TUNIC!
SuMMERvILLE, n. J. Nov. IS, 1892.
DR. J:Jne Dear Sir-l send you the following certificate
obtained from Mr.. Guick. would just that became
entirely bald, With the exception OF lock OF hair
the back part his bead, about OF half dollar
and that lock OF hair be told had been made grow
the OF your Tonic previous which positively
that he bad single hair bs head The hair
now his head completely, and f.om four to tve
inches long. Very respectfully yours, &c. P. Mason.
ANOTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF DR. jAYNE's HAIR
ToSIcThs will certify that entirely bald for about
three years, when recommended TO Try D.. Jaynes
Hair Tosc. procured two bottles Of Mr. Mason in Sum-
mervie and Using the Tonic fo about fifteen months my
hair in all ever my head, and although mol quite as
thick before yeit constantly growing. This surpr
ing restoration OF my hair has eIced the astouihent OF
all my aCquau,ances, and made object OF curiosity
many IS years OF age and have reason 10 re-
gard the inventor OF this aichless Hail Tonic as public
beneiactor JOACHIM GULiCK
New Germantown n. J. Nov. 26, 1872
Prepared only No 20 South Third ST. Philadelphia and
dray prics totti es fnE1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
TAYNE'S EXpECTORANT-.-Tbis

Medicne has already proved itself to ce all hatI has
b en- recommended by those Who have given air tes
~ ts coIntry and The demand for it increases daily v
nave Jusl neasa OIL an important cure OF Asama, wach ha
case was that OF isnia1 who had for long been IN.
aeF ce Gaze of physician but had received reei AID
hef case was considered hopeless As she par
Chased bottle Of Dr. Jayne's E1pscoiaat. which caused
her 70 eSpecosaie freely, gradually ceased ahd
saying that this preparation of Dr. JayEe hs cure oi
coegus colds induehza, rsia, consump,ions, &C. Is ne
NEST valuable medicine ever offered American pup.
c There Is Quackery absui it-Dr ayne OF me
most shnl practising physicians in Penus lyana; END
Wherever bis various preparations baye been hofoushD
tcsed DE Is looked npoa great public benriactos
lSomerset (Me.) Journal
Prepared only by Or. JAYNE, No. sos Sruadway, New
York. 2ii I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
W7 Ar WAR WAR The WI

M Ar! WAR WAR The Wig
w Makers have declared hosi ties aga inst our neigh
hor DIR. JAYNE. on account Of his HAIR TONIC whch
is knocking all their business into cooked hat Ladies
and Gentlemen old aad yousg are fockng 10 the Doctors
standard Heads long dives,ed OF even the first ruaments
of bar after using his Hair Tonic appear with
and flowing locks which Absaom himself might have en-
We'd: Beardess boys are seen with large and bushy
whiskers; and ladies smile again through hec own raven
rugeis, beautiful and bewitching than Bald
heads doing their " lgs and throwing them TO the
moes and bals;' while the wig makers stand agast
they behold the demolition of their business What will be
the consequence OF this know not, as the wgg'eS
outrageous and the Doctor remains r and declares
that things be done well as others and that
Bald Heads may well their hair the hair CT
others. Weekly Messenger.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No sos Broadway New.
York. and 20 South Thrd.street Philadelphia.
Price 81 per bottle 6 bottles Tor S.. flo lm-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27

Il by the Daguerreoiype process, taken by MO-
N,ND upper story of Granite Bucipg, OF Broad
and ubsmberss,rsei, New-fosk, enUance IS Cham
berssreeL BY Morands improved process perfect ike
produccu few seconds OF any having any
shade color which may pc des,red and any Position
with any xpresslon OF counienance, or In any
Prce S., complete, a hasdscme case.
Lsenesses taken from A. NJ until susaown, in any kind
of veal sIner-cledr clnndY lnr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27

q 81 HWA OUhED.-Ihls most DIS
IN tressng complaint which battles the skill OF
physicians Saways cured by the OF Longleys GREAT
WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA
The following certificate will show from among
many of similar kind which have been lately received.
From James Bigtr, Merchant, Ne.cburga, ~ Y.
Col LOngley-Oear Sir deem it my day TO testify to
the OF your Panacea. My wife severely af1ict.
ed wh the Asthma that she could tseep
e1ceP; by being bol,iersd up in sitting posture pro-
full Soon ate. taking retired to bed and sic pl qu.
city through the night The dose repeated
successive nights with like favorable results until she
restored bealh in using but par bottle do not
hesitate 10 say that this Panacea perfect 10. the
AShrsa, and that Ca;bartic know ns its equal
fl lin JAMES BiGLER-
For slle at sos Broadway, aud Grand and Mu.
berrystIses !m-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
esa. FOR SALE OR TO LET--And

.As. possession given the middle Of Iarch-the FAiM
belonging the heirs OF the lae Joseph Woodard situated
near !he junction o the williamsburg AID Newtown Turn
pike Roads In Newown, l.. l., about nils from The vii
lage OF "llamsourgh containing about 40 The soil
aud localon are not surpassed by any the negLborrod
OF iilanSburgh or elsewhere. The house large and
commodouS and The out buildings very excessive and
calculated fora genemaA's residence extensive milk
establishment IL also possesses many advantages o
comuiunca.l IONS having two docks the premises Ak0
one lot OF about acres suitable for gardener adjoining
which number ot hrst-rate gardeners York jsdad
have recently located. Terms moderate Fer farther par.
Licul1rs apply J. j. A. EBBETS,
"a M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27

fsSsa TO LET.-Store, granite front, No.
-imEa. Burlag Slip near Pearl SIT Lots large Gsret
Celarwas built for, and has been for many years
cupied as, Paper Warehouse.
Also, Store and Cellar 45 Greenwich OF Liberty
a1eel-one OF the Oldest best located and h'ted up Family
Groceries in the city.
Also, Dwelling House No. 27 Liberty street, Of
Grecnwch-iarge Dining RooU, Parlor, "a good Lodging
Rooms Panres, Gc location, convenience, &c. tor gen
tee boarding house large family surpassed b. any
III that section OF the city. Croon Wafer pipes viii he Ia
troduced through the building il desired by lenar,.
Apply 10 A. GREELE, 76I Broadway. .lt eo5ti
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-27
BY SPECIAL appointment.
EOSEPH GILLOTT. Pen Manufac.urs,

- TO THE QUEEN.-caUrloNN si.S .S..n ~. VI
Ter OF these Pens has induced the attempt on The pan
several makers toprac,ce asnd not orIy
"a. 0Iist, hnt also upon the pubEc. An herior Gle
bearing NE mlsspesd name shus Giot oung the .faai
Is now N the market II readily be dstecied by its
shnasa appearance ard the very eomoa syle in whct
Oosefve The genuine Pens are are all mark I'D In fpl
pm eIIotts Pateni," Joseph elliott warran,sd
ana lhat each gross bears smile of his Signature
me above ianY be had, wholesale of HENRY JEssop
Ei"tJ 81 John4uee1, corner OF Gold