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The foAoWing Testimonials an tauor Of the
Second Edition, are published, an the hope that
each Man of Business ,UiN procure a Copy Of
The THIRD, just published, elegantly printed and
full bound, for his ou'n use and instruction.
From the Democratic Press.
We are happy in being able to announce
the publication of Major Getz's new edition
of his Forms o COnveyancing. In our hum
BILE estimation it is decidedly superior to any
thing of the kind ever offered to the public.
The lawyer, the conveyancer, and the man OF
business, will derive such assistance and in
formation from this volume, "splendidly got
ups" that it must soon find its way into their
library as valuable acquisition. In fact, no
person engaged in business will seek its pa
ges unrequited, for the uery small sum he
may expend in procuring it.
From the Commercial Herald.
GETZ'S FORMS.-Second Edition.
This is an excellent "General Collection of
Forms and Precedents in Conveyancing,"
very handsomely printed. A legal friend, to
whom we handed our copy for an opinion on
its merits, sends US this note -
ga pretty careful examination, induces me
"to prefer Mr.. Getz's Form Book for general
"Conveyancing TO any other compilation Of
"the same size that have ever seen. The
"Precedents are we'll arranged and clearly
"expressed. IL person ,viH do without a
'lawyer,-(a very hazardous operation by the
"way)-in the transaction of important con-
'cerns, think that q reference to Mr.. Gets
"tciH go far to keep him Straight"
From, the United States Gazette.
GETZ'S FORMS.-Some years since,
Mr.. George Getz of Reading, prepared VOL
ume of Legal Forms, for various Instruments
ofConveyancing, Indentures, &c. which was
remarkably we'll received, and gave very gen.
eral satisfaction. The exhaustion of the edi-
ton, intlmated to the author the propriety of
preparing to meet the growing demand, and
he accordingly set himself down to improve
his work-remodelling and rewriting, and
adding largely to the contents. We have now
before us the result Of Mr.. Getz's labors, and
we are happy to say, that in our opinion, they
do great cred: to his care and attention. The
work has been printed with the greatest care,
and is creditable, in that respect, to the liber-
alty of the author, and the mechanical skill
of the printer.
From, the Pennsylvania Reporter.
GETZ'S FORMS.-We accidenty omit
ted to notice, in our last, Volume of Forms,
recently published by George Getz, of Read
ing, Pa. The Work is tie best Of the kind
ever presented to the public, and cannot fail to
be in the highest degree useful to conveyan-
GERS, scriveners, and business men general
ly.
From the WashingtOn Examiner.
GETZ'S FORMS.-We have received two
copies of this excellent Work-one for the
gentleman who entered his name with us as
subscriber some time ago, and one was
ntnl tn h,,fl fln Drh1 iehn for
use. We placed our copy in the hands of
the President Judge of this district for exami-
nation, who, on returning it, handed us the
following, which we take the liberty of pub
fishing, in the expectation that it will recon-
mend the book to many who have not yet
procured copies =
SIR-l have looked over the Book Of Forms
by Mr.. Getz. II is useful compilation, and
we'll arranged. With the aid it supplies, any
man of ordinary qualifications may venture
to draw deeds and other instruments without
professional assistance To magistrates it
may be highly valuable.-They ought all to
have such manual-and know none that
would answer their purpose better than this.
/ am yours, &C.,
TIL. II. BAIRD.
NAY 10, 1887.
From tie Norrist0aVn Register.
GETZ'S FORMS.-The late edition of
the Form Book, published by George Getz,
Esq, of Reading, is considered the best Of
the kind ever presented to the public. To
tho conveyancer and scrivener, it is invaua-
BILE as a reference in drafting the various pa
pers incident to their calling, and to men of
business generally it will be found of great
advantage.
95- Every Farmer, Merchant, Mechanic,
and Man of Business, should procure copy
of this THIRD edition, elegantly printed and
bound, as by it's aid many dollar may be
saved to the owner.
01r Testimonials, of the highest character,
will be shortly presented to the Public, in
favor of the THIRD EDITION, just pub
lished, and printed and bound in the best
style of law works.
Orders from any part of the United States,
will be promptly attended to, If directed (post
GEORGE GETZ,
Practical Conueyancer and General 8gent,
No. 35 South Fourth St.
Philadelphia, July Is45.
gey- Single copies of the above valuable
Book are now for sale at the Office Of the
GRADING GAZETTE" in the old Pub lie
Buildings, corner of Penn and Fifth street.
Price 80 90 in full Law Binding.
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