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FRESH AND SELECT
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR
DRIESTLEY 4 MOSBY have recent.
y ly received from New York and
Philadelphia, a superior assortment OF
Fresh and Select Drugs, Medicines, &c.
embracing nearly every article usually
found in Drug Stores, to which they in.
wte the attention Of the public, their
friends, and particularly Physicians
As we are determined 10 deal in the best
Medicines, those sold by US may be re-
lied on. We warrant them such as re.
presented.
Fresh supplies will be ordered and
received from New York, from time to
time, as required all which we will sell
to %punctual dealers, on short time, as
lou as similar articles can be offered at
any place in the State.
Cash dealers will always find it to
their interest to call on
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
Sept. 6, l849,
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INsoL,vENr NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ Undersigned, Commissioner Of In
solvency on The estate of A. s. Hutchin'
son, deceased, has filed his report o
claims on said estate with the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, and
that the same will be confirmed at the
October Term, l849, Of said court, unless
exceptions are made, by those interested
at or before that time.
J. Il. CAMERON,
Sept. 90, l849. 2-4t Clk q Com.
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T-T0RtElEs. Nov II, ls49'
II. cation market, which clos
mi . downward tendency,
l,Is1sd lauquid in the early part
\. ssIss Of Saturday, Monday
.%.morisod barely $500 bales,
s.bly sustained, and their ten
N Il favor Of purchasers. On
XXI Thurday the demane imptOv-
n darng theiwo days s0m' SoOo !,
.a,ebssors, without any material
II rs.es, factors being generally
N III drures offered Y%eater-
Y. iii The after part Of The day.
s.,srs came forward, and $500
s..Dossd d, making for the weeks
saabaIes, taken chiefly for Fienc ]
4 IN Moth, In regard 10 prices,
.s.noe sufficiently decided to re-
J.nton ID our last quotations, and
..ipuS them. The receipts since
s's,mbsf arc now l73,4a0 bales,
", came time in I848, and at all
XIV. por.s there is 2 decrease q
Hsipslt
.,ysFEslSs CLASSIFICATION.
M. $500 Middling Fair l03al0i
.., gs.OalO Fait:::si:;::: HID
.s.aaislO So Good Fair::: -
sai@ iols- Coed ndFine
,bSss, ! 81; Coffee, new, IA
N, nd 81 louis extra, SIS co. Pork.
enas, SIT, 81 O5 a 81 rs, Lime.
IAN. ii u B.gging and Rope, 10 and
w., M8Il.
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FO1. sac "a. ReMt.
FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned, Administrators Of the es.
tate of Absalom Leggett, deceased, will,
al the December Term, l849, Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Madison county, present
their account for final settlement, surren.
del their letters, and ask to be discharged,
R. C. SANDERS,l Pa
R. M. DAVIS,
Nov. Is, 1849. 10 At
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AdmimistratOr,s Sale.


10y virtue Of an order OF the Honora-
- Bile Probate Court Of Madison o
ty, Mississippi, | will, as Administrator
Of the estate of Mary Cockerham, decd,
sell 10 the highest bidder, on a credit Of
one and two years, on the premises, Ia
said county, on MONDAY the Sd day of
DECEMBER. l849, tho following lands
and tenements lying in said county, to-
wit:
East half Of northwest quarter, and
' est half Of northeast quarter, and east
half of south. west quarter, and west hall
Of southeast quarter, section 80, town
ship 8, range /, west.
Bond and good security will be re.
quired Of the purchaser.
w. S. BAILEY,
Sheriff Of Madison Co and admir-
Oct IS, l949 5-3!
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NOTICE is hereby given that the u
- dersigned, Commissioner of lBso =
vency on the estate Of Robert ]. Col ms,
deceased, has filed bis report 0 claims on
said estate with The Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, aud that
the same will be confirmed al the No
vembeF Term, 1919, Of said caurt, unless
exceptions are made, BY those interest
ed, at OF before that time.
J.T. CAMERON
Oct. 5, lB49 AT Ct'k h Conf.
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NINAL ~sETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ Undersigned, administrator on the
estate Of Robert J. Collins, deceased, will
at the December Term, l849, Of the Pro-
bale Court of Madison county, present
his account for final settlement, surrcn.
der his letters, and ask Il be discharged
ROBERT LOVE, Admir-.
Oct. IS, l849. 6-6t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
n ETTERS of administration having
Il been granted to the undersigned at
the July Term, t849, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of John T. Weathersbee,
deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate will please come forward and
make immediate payment, and all per.
sons having claims against said estate,
will present them, legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
f. a.. W. WEATHERSBEE, Admx.
Oct. is, lS49. 5-6t
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CoMMTssIONnR's SALE.

David B. Crane and1
JohnR Jaffrey, sur
wing partners,&c.
= 0S.
Samuel Hamblen and .e,55
Wife, and John II.
Rollins.
Icy virtue Of a decree Of the Superior
- Court Of CT ancery Of the State o
Mississippi, made on the esd day Of Jan
uary, 1849, in the above case, | will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, l849
within legal hours, at the court. house
door in Canton, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond viii
good security. the following lands lyme
il Madison county, viz. The northeast
quarter Of section 20, township IL range
5, east.
WIN. J. BENSON, Com'r.
Nov 8, l840 Bot
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rue State or M1ssIssIPpI,

a t ln0UtSOW COWHty-SS,
BY the Probate Court Of said County.
To the non resident heirs and all Persons
interested in the Estate Of A. s.
Hutchinson, deceased.
VOU are hereby commanded to APP
- pear before the Probate Court Of
said county, at a regular term thereof to
be holden at the courthouse ofsaid coun
ty, on the Second Monday of February,
1850, then and there to shew cause, if
any you have, why the final account Of
VIM. R Hill, administrator Of the estate
Of Andrew S. Hutchinson, decd, should
not be probated and allowed, and he dis
charged from said administration.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTr, Judge Of Probate
So of said county, the Second
T.. S. Monday Of November, in the
#-# year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty.nine,
and seal Of said court.
Issued the 10Th day Of November,
le49. J. T. CAMERON, CIR.
Nov. II, 1s49. 1o-9w
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NdEes r. Wagon Gear,

|hSfder, and Of the best material
% taken II payment for any
Heles Of my works. My team
n every plantation in Madison
nearer parts Of the adjoining
Il least three times ! year,
Rass alid delivering such arti-
alhsf ~ nag BIZ wanted.
b mai will Be attended to.
lax h. JENKINS.
a nov. u, 1910. lt-6m
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L. M. Garrett,
1854 ps. In the superior
Ralph Campbell & The Court Of Chancery
unknown hei IS atlaw Of the state of
Of Mary Campbell, Mississippi,
deed, the late vile OF Sitting at Jackson.
said Ralph Campbell.
TVHE defendants in The above stated
suit will please 10 take notice, that
on the 9th day Of November, A. D. lS49,
in the courthouse, at Canton, Miss, be-
bween the hours Of 0 o'clock a.. NJ. and
5 o'clock ?. Nj, will proceed to take the
deposition Of William Stevens; whose
deposition, when taken, | intend 10 read
as evidence at the hearing Of the above
stated suit, in behalf Of said complainant
The examination Of said witness will be
q %,nlinued from day to day till the depo.
sition is completed. You can attend and
cross.examine said witness if you see
proper. L. M. GARRETT,
In Propria persona.
Oct. goth l849 AIT
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H. r.. =
Carriage anil Buggy,
SADDLERY AMI HARNESS

W2A1SlAlAWUSK0
OPPOSITE %fslaughter's MANSION HOUSE,
JACKSON MISSISSIPPI,
Where can at all times be found Car.
Fiages, BarOuches, RockaUays, Buggies,
&C., Of the latest and most fashionable
styles, together with every article in
the above Iino Of his own manufacture
Persons wanting any thing in the line,
would do we'll TO call and examine for
themselves.
Nov. II, l849. 1O-1y
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Great Bargains ~ E0mds

ENTE offer for sale our vel. known
W and valuable tract Of land, con.
tanning 1000 acres,o "a N " liberal terms
for purchasers. I'VE el tAe whole
III 4 part, u may III d5sfsgd. we think
the improvements and the land are not
equalIed in the county, Come and see
Apply to either of the subscribers.
JOHN N. ALSWORTH,
BENZ. c. ALSWORTH.
Nov 8, lS49 e-tf
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i. o. D., f.

4. q. VI H.
TIT VERGREEN LODGE, No SO, of
a the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows. meets every Thursday eve
ming al 8 o'clock, in their Hall IN the Cd
story OF Fl T. P Noonon's Grocery Store,
P. t. NOONAN, Sec'rv
June 30Ll849, 4l-3m
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R.lsset Shoes,

med ID every case-the warranty
I'D With a new pair, if any fail.
aoss will always be sold cheaper
is Payments) than the Northern
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'saed Negroes fo,. safe.

losed tracts Of Land, lying
\ i Ny county. Also, about SO
N end little; for sale on easy
IN, u luIIner particulars, see the
A. saO Will be the most Of his
lacksoa. months about Can
sB., J, N BOURNE.
lift
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laE lUT0'RS SALE

NM. TUTORS SALE.
i NJ : q an order Of the HonoFa-
u " n Probate, r Court Of Madison.
B, ~ November Term, l849,T
Il Of the last will and
M aary Cameron, deceased,
v ihe residence IF Malcolm
6ivm ns West Of Canton. ~
9s!h DECEMBER. is4 q
, H " o'ddes, on i credit Il IS
5,0 W personal estate Of said
Il iHs 0rllln IF Negroes, Ba-
sia 5s & BY law. Bond and
sIa. " required Of the purchas-
ID ls9 y. Z ~! CAMERON, Ex'r.
Rr.r- ll-tds
aTToaaO I ELlJAHM M.
'vEEs aTLaK
III, O%antOn, Miss.
u N a,i 4 lhs practice ii Madison.
lsls '0anties-
loft
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HFINS LEATHER WORKS.
|BER sole, Harness, Bride, Gin
hni Leather, &c, manufactured
a Style and sold on satisfactory
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leaiI,,
Y 6oD M and with dispatch, at
N M ! y THOMPSON sc Sa'''
'9sa. loft
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Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light No AZ South Calvert
street, I'd door above Lombard street
Ii Is year since the subscriber first introduced
this the Inhabitants Of the city and county Of Bal
lmore and s adjacent country, and will venture 10 say
that introduced into This market, where
large number has been sold became so popular ID
short time gave such general and universal saiis
faction u has done. II Ii eight years since hrGi
commenced selling this Stove during which time have
sold almost all and every kind Of Cooking Stove thai now
IL has been la the market Tor the last fifteen years
therefore am, from experience prepared TO say, without
fear Of contradiction That there never has been that Ma
chine made shape OF either Stove Range, that Is eapa
BILE Of doing much work, Of doing as well and al az
small expense labor and fuel The Buck Stove, The
ali the boilers rom 10 IL 10 number The Is very
large being the full size OF the stove including The hearth
Cooking Stoves now use, aud third larger than the
oven Of any other stove ever nade and u 80 constructed
ing distance from eight 10 twenty feet eeorng to sized
which not only gives the perecty even heat at top
extraordinarily long distance the stove before coming
the pipe must make apparent TO every one that would
superior baker; and the small Size being capable or
baking four loaves Of bread al ne il at once does away
saving large OF fuel that Is usually wasted In this
way and renders peculiarly adapted to the use Of board
largest class hotels Hundreds Of certificates might be add
ed q sablantiate the above facts but deem il not necessa
yenence, and At the same time obtain the most simple,
ornamental and most durable Stove in America will
least call and examine this before purchasing elsewhere
The following are few names selected TO which am
most kindly permitted 70 refer
Bishop Waugh ~ Green street
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets
DR.. John L. Chapman, Mulberry street
Mrs Jane hayward, 50 North Calvert street.
E'w#rl H. FAINT, Hanover street,
A.Y Spreckelsen, IL East Pratt street
... Mister, li6 Hanover street
=, Williumsot corner Gay and High streets,
Ju.H H. Rhodes ljl Hanover street
bf J, NJ Jennings, North IIsgh street
.lne 5 Jewett, 81 Howard street -
James Young, SO Eden street
Dr. II, II. Hopkins, lG7 Park street
Joseph Husband, jr., 2l3 Pratt street.
Iohn S. Selby, esq, 324 Baltimore street.
DR. Henry Smnecke, III Lombard street
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street.
Darnum a. TO-, City H0,e Hss. R
p. Tburston, Fountain Hotel. st
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel.
William Fiell National Hotel.
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel
Col II. Capron, Laurel Factory MI
Many might be added hu suppose the above
will suffice See little book at the STORE for certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing Of these
Stoves after giving ID lair trial for thirty days and find
does not answer their purpose, can return H. and will have
their money refunded.
N D. No ~ South Calvert street is the only place where
BURR PECK. Agent.
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TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

A.E5.If The subscriber is now ny prepared 70 fur
G2IS&Hk nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
r. n Dmies Patent Centrifugal blowers, suitable for the
smallest river the largest class ocean steamers
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical rn
ciples combining strength and durability, occupying
very small space, and giving greater force 10 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now in
USE without making the least unpleasant noise while IN
motion The superiority OF this blower IL al once manifest
10 any persons disposed examine us merits and IL well
worthy the special attention OF oil requiring the nse Of
Blowers as Ii is becoming rapidly In general use
in preference 10 all others.
Difference is made the following steamers, which have
them in use
Steamer Bay State, New York.
Atlantic steamer Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer Northenier do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
10 IRON FoUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, DIR, DC. ~
Tie sbsc rber manufactures and Keeps hand full
assortment from No to No. To- and upward OF the above
Hlowers now celebrated, suitable for all kinds OF iron
works viz: cupolas pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, iofgts, smiths, lrcs &c.
JOSIAH kISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent Tor the United States and
the Cana,ias, 467 Market ST Philad.
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ron pHILADELPHIA.

THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAIL ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATES PLACES will
leave Pier No N r. foot Of Battery Plrces, by Steam
boat JOHN POTTER for South Anboy, every day. (Sun.
day excepted,) at six o'clock. tf4 si5'if37fa
Passengers VIII take the from South Amboy to Cam.
den aud arrive In Philadelphia about II l2 O'clock ~
Fare 10 Philadelphia, So for forward deck passengers to
Philadelphia, Sc so Emgran and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport al I2 O'clock r H., fare
s2 Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from IIghstown
and West's Turnout from New York Freehold By Wssts
Turnout 81 ~ from New York 10 Freehold by Hghtsowp
Sl6O to Spotswood and Vests, rs cents; South Amboy Is
cenin Perth Amboy, IL lie cents
DAILY EXCURSION 70 PHILADELPHIA
For the accommodation ose persons wishing to spend
part OF The day in Phlade pha either business plea
snre Excursion tickets will be furnished emitting the pas.
sengers TO return by the Mail Ling at4 liz O'Clock r. NJ
the same day, or at 9 O'Clock the next morning.
Tickets for the Excursion So to be had tho ONCE No.
9 West Street, on board the boat.
Fifty pounds OF baggage will be allowed each passsn.
ger In this line, and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything M baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be al the risk Of its owner, va
/ BLISS, Agent
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RRoosK,s
PATENT ELASTIC 1fETALLfc SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOES. &


CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES ARD GENTLEMEN
These articles are superior anything before
lariured, III dis on any other country, inr
durability, beauty and utility.
NO. i3s FULTON srrHET, NEW YORK.
THIS unique and useful Invention AWARDED Silver
Medal che highest premum) al tie au Annual Fair II The
American INSTITUTE for lis superiority over all others offered
lor competition
ii has e lie appreciation OF the officers Of the army and
navy, az well every gentleman Of taste who has ary
teRis, lis value and Ia rapidly coming into general
among all who regard grace, comfort, and durability
desirable requisites IN their Roofs and Shoes makes
the Shoe elastic preserves iis original style
and shape aud gives the hollow pi beautiful and eeya-
ted arch thereby allowing he ee 10 be worn very high
with perfect ease quite law without exposing The pana.
looms strap injury II also Keeps the fno from pressing
forward, aud remains II in natural and easy position
Myself and John Dick the only persons who make and
sell Boots Shoes with this invention, in the cities
New York, Brooklyn, and jersey City. K
CONGRESS CATERS.
The undersigned, he first in the city OF New York TO
His justly celebrated and elegant article
iines make them up In endless variety Of Styles in
workmanship neuaIed, and at prices deiyng competi
lion All other knds Of Bo9s Shoes, Callers Pumps, aud
Slippers, for ladies', E.nepen youths, misses, and child
rem LORiN BRUOkS,
-& ~ LIS Fulton street
P.-s--Jsst-receve,i, cuse 81 K0ssiai Lesef
tlemen's boots, both for Dress and Water Proof This Is
probably the rsi lot Of this celebrated Leather ever import
adj nn The limited Satrs
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\. IfNpsry has removed the buildings, No. CO
u. Liberty Street hrs sors from DroadwayS where he is
prepared to exhibit with few emeptons' an enhfs hso'
ssaspnable and desirable stock o. -..~... tt
''' SILKS AND FANCY. GOODS,
embracing every variety Of plain and figured black colored
and shangeahle Silks
'DSESS OODS Of every descriptions plain and figured
fsshmerss and Mouse de Isnes Meriuoes, sc. Alec,
lsnrcI assortment Of FANCY CAP AND BONNEI'
RiBBONS together with plain, eooaed and black Satin
rs fRfy sesSn4a AND GIMP TRIMMINGS Of every
.SJ,dJvIS II ali kinds and qualities, including silk,
urochs Thlbbst Cashmere Turkeiri, &r. &c lie would
n,steui,riy All attention his unusually large aud dssira.
hhis assortment % Ia cEs EMBRoHDERIES, IND
and he oa respectfully ask the inspection Of HE stock
IN ssnsrs by those who willing 70 avail tesnsclvrs Of
low pRIuRs Cor Casa and Short CrsaA
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
~. E.SI,A RI LSLLIE,AT ---

nUANTIN d. LUTZ, Cabinet Makers and Uphosterers,
have inform their friends and the public IN
rsneral that they have the large, romm0dious and
attractive Bazuaf Store No. 2t2 CHESTNUT STREET OPP
posiir the Academy OF Fine Arts, where they now ay
ready inspection large and splendid assortment Of
cles in their line; such aspnror, chamber aud bioir flre
ure the latest Paris Style which they sell al tie most
moderate price.
Grateh the liberal patronage we have received, we
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same pledging our
selves greatest endeayors to give satisfaction to
our patrons by tile quality and finish OF articles which
we will guarantee To be Of the best Workmanship.
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RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales an as
IA sorimeut of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
naped 10 the City Trade and purchased much below
the Of importation, which they Offering at rery
small ddrdnce,
They have also received by the various steamers aud
packets. a very general assortment Of RICH ZINC y
DRY GOODS to which they invite the attention OF pr
chasers In their stock will be found the Noureaes Of
Paris and London
They beg leave present their thanks for the patronage
SO literally bcetowe d upon their establishment and
the public thar they will strive 10 secure continuance
confidence and support
Il their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated BY their xainped thus far they
are determined 10 leave honorable efforts unred TO
rompsh their ,sgn considerable amount Of expert.
ence business has demonstrated TO their satisfaction that
only method Of obtnnng and securing large bus
mess have Il based upon correct principles aud thai
while merchants they consult the interest Of their
they pursuing the only true method OF advancing
ii,rir nj
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IIAGGER d BROTHERS, No. g. South st., three ioors
I'll from Pratt street, Bimore, bfunnaciarers and I'M
rorers Of Aaemaffea Optical and Philosophical hnsfr1,
good assortment OF the following articles, which
offer Tor sale at reduced prices
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Levels; Therordotes
Theodotes Compasses Shil Pam Storm and Iiansra
rent Corpasses; Spy glasses Plain and Double Tangent
Quadrantai Sexan,s Baroinetersi 11iermopieers Log
Ing Instruments; Pocket Composers; Surveyors Chains;
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; laors and Sailmakers
Squares Brass and Guner Scales Parallel Rules; Draw
Ing Pens; Divdcrs; Protractors Bowiich Nayigstors
Hunts Coast Pilots; Shipmaaiers Assisiantsi Seamnn's
Friends. Nautical Aimanars Lunar Tables; Log Hooks;
shipping Papers, S-aman's Journals; Ready Calculations;
good of Charts OF all parts Of the world;
tiaging Rods; Our Sticks Together with lag. as
sortnnent OF INSTRUMENTS In the Mathematical line.
H5- lust Of every description repaired or made
10 nrlcr inrne neaiest manner.
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uERTS SONS AMALGAMATED !SIL ZEE
Ill STEEL AND PLATINd PENS--warrnnted MOI

IIENTS q SONS AMALUAMITED SILVER
Ill STEEL AND PLATINd PENS-warrnnted not
corrode. All who appreciate comfort in writing should
use the above beautiful pens they warranted not to
eorrods and for elasticity lneness and durability are
first introduced Into this country in August 1916
which time the manufacturers unknown TO the writ
Ing community the pen therefore, had stand
merits II Is therefore gratifying 10 the manufacturers to
acknowledge that discerning public has paid the highest
tribute their labors and thai the present demand (Which
Is daily ncreaSing) far exceeds er expectations
The quantity OF pens made and sold by Her,s d Son,
from December, 1916, till December ls46, fs
I5000 gross 200 dozen, 45 900 Of pens
The enormous demand for these s sufficient proof Of
the quality; II Is therefore unnecessary publish the var
certificates that the manufacturers have received from
all parts Of the Union. They may be had nj Wholesale
the manufacturers depot, IS John street. New yorkor IS
Cornh Bostonand retail from all satloners in the Uni
tod States