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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
SUCCE.SSION SALE

y succession ,'s of Mar, Suzanne po,h,
a oero. wife Of Joachim D.sIon, he's :
|, by VIRTUE of an order ona -
- OF the honorable the District Vo,e r','s
ID and Tor the Parish Of N,tcl,;t,11,''' oGai
STATE OF Louisiana, There will no I' a.I
q. 81, Pnollc auction to tie r. residnnc,. ~ :
"'e "af'e SnzanneRacl,al in the ~
fiSh OF Natclitochos.
:, t." m' 5th d y IF EJ,ua,y 1862
Tue following described pro,,artv b.
longing to said successor, to vii i "
separate property
hose, negro woman sGed alo,t fz
years lcrippled) and her son M,xil,s
aged 9 yarrs: '' ~ 90 All 'e
Conmuni y property.
"a LAMA ' negro woman aged abcu,
On nAsflfrrE' negro woman aged about
FhASso's, mn'a'to boy aged about II
GEORGE, negro man aged about Is
years V'' ~
lANkA, negro woman aped abo,t Inn
lows: DO i"i'
horses; "eS'
}ngyy;
l D"nble Barrclled shot gun
NV saddle, pine ted stead
10y los surgar, coffee, -four & ETC.
''''' large ass"rtp,rnt CONSISTING If
'"1se hold and kitchen furiitures and
Also the undivided half interest ;n tJ'n
"''"wing moveabIe held in unlvidndI
ownership with widow Domiuiopn
fachaI to wit: $50 balls of corn.
Terms and conditions Of sale
'or .fe 'noVeabies all sums up to TWEEN.
tydolIars cash, above that am,nnt
payable on the l4t day of Nav
1903 Tor the slaves, ON a credit
one hall payable on the lst d,v of
NAV 1863, and the other half l., =
day Nay 1864. Purchasers on :. q
credit I" give their notes with a., 0
.'laet'fy security IN so/tdo payable r
TO tine order of the admin sfr.,or
NJ ms doml'il i'll this parish and :,
beaiing interest at eight per cent II
per annum after maturity till pad
WIN special mortgage and vendors
privilege retained on the sl,vns
10 secure tn payment of the notes
gwen Tor the same, with the Glance
OF non aIienando to the preiud,c.
of the mortgage and privll.rn
retained.
D. V. MURPHY,
van iooS Auctionecr
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

har Advertisements sent to the Union
si,er Tuesday evening. will not be publisle
eelore the ensuing week.
! ersons desiring TO stop advertisements
must give notice thereof at the Office, other.
wise they will be continued and charged for
ahth expressly forbidden.
No job work will be done hereafter, unless.
she pay eau be had on delivery.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

ne Europeans are only scl,ooIboys in
this business; our politicians bav. snt
an example which would be = valuable
lesson even to the Rob Roys"of the
Mountain Pass.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

A correspo dent from Norfolk
VINO ha The opportunity Of reading til,
SJrthefh papers, writes az follows
iho ilharc al CRISIS III the north i.
'lcreaslng. I erc Will be bre TX down
so IN that Will throw the great
Mississippi bubble lii the SID , In.
oahks o' New York have capital
total 54 bsn4s in the c!ty) Of $50 4ys.
~, ihey have io4iIe.i the & G,vernn.n.
s'2,ooO,OOo. Thus y,u will see the
New York banks have .oan-L tn.
Governineni S. 0o6, 423 more than their
capital. No wopder CT sis is Imminent
In the Leg Stature ut Harrisburg, Penn
there wsls CAUCUS IN wacn forty
seven Democrats refused to 60 W th the.
Gavernm. Taere wi.r, only SEVEN
Unlon Democrats. NJ. Gallatin ut,vlIIy
charges otcreary Cuase with trali
and vloltion "i obligation WITH
!, g'rd To tinance. Go ON fl is,,,ing
u Yankee! wonl 'rfui peopie Wn4t
! PACK ol * A'ikenny cals, a@@7
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
DESIGNATION OF GENERAL. prtI.nw

A correspondent of the ku,xrill,
lenh.) Register, OF the Sd inst. has t,,
following paragraph in reference t,
the resignation of General Pillow
Yesterday, on the cars at Corinth
NJ s., stepped Gen. Pillow on his way
nom. lie was just from Columbus
Were he had resigned his p, 8 ton on
account OF a disag cement between him.
self and Major General 2 Ik Tn,
TACT we learned from the General and
learned sit with aurh regret; for h.
Was the most active General we had
with ut any disparagement to any
other be it sad;
In reference to the above the R,gisle,
says edtoraly.
1t viii be seen from the above para.
graph at Brig. G. Pillow HAS resi- ,u
ea MS position III tie Army of the Com
iederate States flHsre is not a soldier
Wi would have a. fearless leader on
the battle field, and chief who does
MS duty without regard to personal
III 'lhehtary pppularity-- there is not
,'le WAC aas tie II eIc<tof the So.t lern
athcart, who will not read
'''s ana 'nacement with piofou d re-
: '"t,, ID u ~ .'fiTl,w W, are Indebted
III, tn" formidable army,for its supplies
M anmnation winch Low GU .,ds the
'al'''y "t tue NJ ss.ss ppi. II, organ z.d
us d and eqapp d 1t an tren he
- IL t. victory Oh the bloody field Of
5e'n9at, \ ssra'"Gr peop'a WI honor
ne iIIustr Gus patr.ot aud soidi.rin
rs fct!F msut.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

n recent letter from one. of the Ohio
regiments encamped near Green river
To Cincinnati paper says that the
small pox and IHasles have been
prrva ling there to considerable.
t.ytpt,t
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
FROM NASHVILLE.
Hedry Rams Mp.tc The Etderal, 1E,y.
HsrHfs
LING 'LSIrEs ERECTING FogrrF1carrov. M
GREEN RIVER

Nash0sfIe, January 22.-The Fort
iehry correspondent Of the Union ann
American says the Confederate stean.,
dunbar went down the Tennessee rive,
on the 18th instant, within o. mills ot
raancah, and .eports she saw no gu,,.
boats.
Scouts from Fort Henry report the
: r'dcra' fofce at Murray, Kentucky
70 Oe from six to ten thou sand infant
~ two Thousand cavalry and III rtecp
pieces + artillery The heavy rains of
'oe lsth and goth retardiug the water
Courses, and roads almost lmpassable
winch impede their movements
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

r., I" square Of Ten ri.
49,. n'1 Insertion. .......... 81 go
rof subsequent insertion 6o
s,ao;sy nvefy u" ice that shall be sent Va witho,
ta t1hIat.p5 ha tns language in which one desire il
tb tbi p1ollshed' nor the time it is to coptin,e
na VI Pape will be published dpr;rg
har,'d n anen IN both languag ges, and will -
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
FERNS and condi lio = of sale

Inc above described property will be ,ol
With the rbenetit Of appraisume1t. for Snsb "n,
10 satisfy the sum Of seven hundred. .,d an
dollars together with s per cent intaresyt
On sad amount from the day of April Iac1
together with cost Of suit and on a credit
aafll the lst day of May 1862. for the sum ~
seven hundred and fifty dollars With & nsr q.
enf interest on the same from the 0 dav or
April 1860. The purchasers on a cred, + ta
give his notes with good and solv, Mt secprit
IN sol 40 Tor { last instaIrncnt to be paid
maturity to wit on the first day of May 1862.
Payable to plaintiff Of order with a special
mortgage retained on the lots Of ground, sold
as above described, together with all interest
thereon and cost Of suit and sale subject to
the appralsement as aforesaid.
VS.. CAMPBELL
IL Dec. 1861. SbariR
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
FROM BATON ROUGE

1he Cotton Rel1f Blu Tttoed.
Bafo" Rouge, January 81 To
Associated Preos.-Tb, Governor has
Just sent into the House, with his
reasons, his message vetoing the Cotton
Planters Relief bill.
(o'gned) L. A. PATTERSON
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30
Ii Err IFS SA
DISTRICT COUI
IARTsH OF NATeHrTocuE.
State IF Iouis,a1a.
ANTOINE PERM,
EDGAR J. FRANKLIN

IN virtue Of an order Of sefz,re and AL.
~ to me addres cd by thesaid Conrt ! shall
ohcr pubic sale 10 the last and b;raat
oidder at the doorof the Cotrt house in Tho
own and Parish OF Natchitoches on
N@l~fdoy Eys' dry of EeJruayu 1862
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A N .nd
the following described nronertr .ig
Oh def' den to ats. y the sail writ to wiz.
A certain lot or parcel Of GROUND ai.nated in
the Iown anl parish of Nutchtocbe,
pound q as follows to wit on The north
by The ienc enclosing the Ag,er,can
grave yora.on the 81It1 b. land f2ra,er,
beIongims to James favror late 0; tbi,
PariSh dec @ses Oh the east bv a bayon
Or Lagoon name urskn wn and on the
west by the pubic road containing siy
acres more or less.
Also an Other pi,tr or parcel Of pronn1 .;tu.
a'ed IN the town of Na}c''to he. y. eto-
resaid fronting and bounded On o north
by I'm" street on the south ana Wet
by land belonging to thc present vApIar
on the east by bayou OF LAGOON name
unknown containing one acre of lind
more or less. ''
'Tprn,c onI ,o.. II,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-30

- TERMs: --'s-ss4s- a. :
A.ae a. ADVANCE. % SO
At the expiration Of the year. 81
80 subscription discontinued until al,
'feafages are paid.
No subscription will be received for n
s,erasl period than year unless accompanied
w albsiness advertisement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills

EIlHE sciences o. Chemistry and Medicine have
u been taxed theiE utmost to produce this best,
most perfect purgatiTe which = kloHn to man In
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these PMS have
virtues which suTpass in eHeelis1ee the ordinary
medicines, and that they win unrreeedentedIy upon
the esteem Of all men They arc safe and pleasant
10 take hut powerful to cure Their etratinr
properties simulAte theyital activities Of the BODY
remove the obstruetions Of its organs, purify the
hnmora which breed and grow diStempGT, stimulate
snggish dfsprdered organs into their natural ao-
ten: snd tnpGrt heGithy tone With strength 70 the
whole system- Not only do they cure the everyday
complaints Of every body, hpt alSo formidable and
dangerous diseases that have b4Vd the best q hu-
man EkilL While they proddee poyeTf11 Effects,
they arc At the sane time in di1nIh fshe doses thS
safest and best physic that can be employed for
Children Beng spgIIseo4t they HTs PlsAsapt to
rfsk Of HARM Cnrss have 6sen made which lurTss
belief were they not sabstantfatsd by me1 Of such
Tiefon' Of untruth- Many eminent ei6reyulen and
physieians have lent theti names to certify 10 The
public the q my gsI1edie4 Wills others
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relied
0flmy Gflicted, sanefng feiI6E4me1. ~ 1910
The Agent below named + pleased to furnish grAt-
Il my American AIalalac Ifreetions ior
their and eeFtfheAtes OF their eurel OF thu fol-
owing enmplAints.-iis ~ ~ 345-f StDi'.n.l
oostiveaes.s Bilious coaipIaiats, Rhsullatl.ua,
Dr0psy, Heartburn, HeAdaehe arising non q foul
Stomach. Nausea, 1ndtglsti0ni Morbid Inasti0n d
the Bowels md Pain arisfn thereroIn PIatuIeney,
Loss Appetite all 'Uioer6uI 8ld Cutan eUu5 Dfs-
eases which require an eTaeaAdt nedieins scsofala
or kings EVfI They alsa, by Purifying the blood
and stimulating the system, enFe many Complaints
which Il would not h supposed they could reach.
Such a. Deafness, Partial Bfindness Neuralgia and
HeEToaE psrHn 81 he Liver and
Kidneys, Goat and other kindred Complaints GEsing
ton 9 Low state q TIE body Or ebssrletioa 81 ia
not be put on " unprineiplsd dealers with
suns other Pill they make more profit on Ask ior
AHERs PELLs and take nothing else,7 No ether they
can give you Compares Wi this In its intrinsic value
or curative powers. The l1isk want the best AID
there 4 for theas and they lhoald have it-IS .
Prepared by Or. y. G. AVER,
FfalSeaI cd AhaIytseuI c'ts-ifst, LolsIIs ldrr.
3 Pll1 28cIS. IN Box I'M BoxEs ToE 81.
SD bysA. o. GOOD 3 o. sud by an DrlassEEfsts
as1d pea,e4 T. lisiieips essFyFhsFs- nhis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
The Best Bed.

OF the eight pounds which a mapleats
and drinks ia dAy,tit Is thought that not
less than Eve pounds leave his body through
"a the skin and of these i've pounds con-
siderable per ceutage escapes dnrtngi the
might, while he is in bed. The larger part
of this is water; bat in addition, there is
much eGete and poisonous matter. This,
being in great part gaseous in form, per-
meaIes every part of the bed. Thus all
parts OF the bed. mattress, blankets, as we'll
as sheets, soon become foul and need pnri-
fcation. The mattress needs this removal
tion quite as much as the sheets.
To allow the sheets to be used without
washing Exchanging three or six months,
would be regarded as@6ad Housekeeping !;
but I insist, il thin sheet can absorb
enough ofSthe poisonous e2eetetions of the
body TO make ituu6t for use in a few. days,
thick mattress which can absorb and re-
tain thousand times as much of these
poisonous excretiopss needs to be purified
as often certainly as once in three months,
A sheet can be washed mattress eau
not be renovated in this way. Indeed,
thete-is no other, SfaY1ofl cleansing mat
tress bat by steaming it, or picking it TO
pieces, and thus in fragments exposing il
= Ito. the direct rays of the sun. AS these
processes are scarcely practicable, with
any of the ordinary mattresses, am deci-
dedIy of the opinion that the good old
fashioned straw bed, which can every
three months be changed for fresh straw,
and the tick be washed, is the sweetest bad
81 heaIthiest OF beds. 5i
fin the winter season, the porousuess
of the straw bed makes it little unc6m-
Portable; spread over il a comforter, or
wooden blankets, which should be washed
as often as every two weeks. With this
arrangement. If you wash all the bed COW
erfng as euften as once in Two or three
weeks, you will have delightful, healthy
giPsaSs; ,,.za 3. * Il. /.
with open windows during the day. and not
.makeit ups for the night before evening,
you will ihaye added greatly to the sweet
ness of yonr rest, and IN consequence to
the tore OF your health.=L1r. ID. Letcis.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
wheeling IVholesaIe . RetalI
SHOE MANUFACToRY.

- THE uudeIsigned maybe found at a @
- Main Street, where NE are extensively
-se1EssA the latSs 8n baat styles
NandquhHtS Iadisa, - GhIIdreHs, B0Js' and
tGentlemens SHOES, expressly adapted % the taktes
surrounding country, which we oner At Eholss1le
and retail 1t prizes which cannot fail % pleaseths
lWS invite 'the trade, and the public, to can aud
e1Aming goois- while sTatefnliy reraeuiber
past hyoFs, which have already far exceeded our
most sanguine expectations. We hope in the future
naef4t eontiHuAnee and to ahare large inerSase
Of public patronage. a..f III - -
Having largely reinforced manufacturing de-
pArtnent. With experienced and 4ecpmplished me
chantesylIe pEsplrsd to manufacture styles and
IiEss 70 order for the trade and pahHe.lf fifIf "a
noT22 JAS. W. PILLSBURY eco.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24

Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK-----.-------.-S5 10000
THHIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUR-
p possof adVanetng the great mining intere1taS
our State We do not profess to Be gOEerned by
purely phfIanthropie motives Initiating thIs en-
teFpFise We believe fEGt the stock can be made 20
Talopinr and making known the astoutEhing mineral
suit q cur espitl fn7estei IN any other buslness
We shah make the once Of our Company . Ccn-
Plete mining BUREAU Of the mineral resources q the
chase and sell ndnerhI kinds wherever l7caied In
sIisseHFi sEs,t IN b easEed Q cap
ftaiistS and mining adventurers, Who desre TO pur-
class and work paytnsni1s.s by dsAhng With this
We FsssDeetfhHy solicit the attention Of All Who
have mineral lands for sale 70 send n statement
OF the ae, describing the kind Of minerals on their
IaniE the number q aeres, theloeation and the low
anWs ihlll work only such mines pay largely, bat
shan open and prove most q The lands We sell ne
the ohos of the compa1y, Main street. uorfhWest
conner OF Loeust, over MeEehAnts' Bank entranes
h1lsiness. and have nqney, VII Do vel % eau and
snbaefibe. Thois Wishing stock, living ont Of the
amount wanted 70 the President OF Treasurer.
I've s- 49,. bIBicIoEs:
Henry 2. Bacon Esq51l Matthew ButlsE. Esq1
AlSSS G Ill., E.9s = T. H I5scs - e.
1. v Bog, Elq-,. -. gJessph PAyns, Esq3
--'.' fEuB9IRs:
n. BUTLER, Treass ALFRED CLARP, PrsE't
4 The above prospectus has up TO this date beea
p1bHshed In o1Iy one Of leading papers for ten
iaySa No extra ofoFta 20 Fut lfaIal have been
adsj yet ne public e vel Appreciate The sound
Dess a he enfer that over hundred tho1s-
ard delaF4 q the stock has alrnadY bsen taken- We
Eouid brisy STATE that he EFe ar6 Is eaeh, paid
In I'm, without further liability by de-
IiFeEy5 registered only vhGn dividends received
Any pif1n having money 70 spare e1n3 by the pur-
chase q shares IN the Missouri Mining Company
Ta1S a fnV0SIa ent thai VIII pay ihTsiy And hold
stock that isready into eash without loss
An communications to the Prelideut prumptlY
anElFered<7-1iL " 20 z-i az iIILll1-llkW2a
81 ISouis Ne March - 49,
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'7 9.s BALTIMORE
Commercial College,!
7ouxnED, IS
.eEz 2 80 o.ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and charIes-sts.,
2 BALTIMORR, Md.


TTNHIs INSTITUTION rs NOW IN THE MOST
Il prosperous and hourishing condition Twice du
ring the last two JEars has Il been peceATy to obtain
larger apartments forsthe accommodation OF tho in
every STATE In the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most Conspicuous and
desirably loeAfsd buildings In the city. The
9ry eon1ao ously arranged, spacious and elegantly
Tho advantages aud faeilities here offered to ysunt
men desiring 70 qualify themselves properly for the
Lkorot9h PruaieaI EHsfasss dHeatfGa generally are
in any particular, by any EmAE eItab-
lIatnent In the United States:
..sas s5 sa1 -R.RsL0sIER, esd ---d
Pdneipal-Leeturer on the Science Of Accounts Com
meree, Business Customs, etc.
[ J. N. RHILLIPS,
Professor the Theory aud Book Keeping
1ts \ and Commercial Calculations.
u. II DAVIES
Associate Professor Of Book. KeepfnR
lzs1as { ltf5'4a n. @. JOHNSON, ~ =34-t ~
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmAnshipl
a ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ, s7i-IT =
- Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
RET. e YRATRs REESE, D. D.,
t Lecturer on CommsTfAl Ethics. =
TRUsIRRs: sz !,
Hon Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon JoshuA YansAnt,
Jacob Tr1ist Rsq..a. VIM Knabes Iss-I y
The College e provided With CommeEeiai LibFary
Of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the Stu
bach Student has desk 70 hlHsslGj and 4 ssps-
rateIy Instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT.
ThetimsassAlly rsquiredto eOnpls sfuIeOurse,
ADtFIaHG & awarded to an Graduates. ''A
AlargaRnd beautifully oTnAmentsd Circular, con-
timing upwards of SIX sQuARE REEE represantfng the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
ehaEaetefisie designs Penllan.hip, he, sent By mail
pAEtienlars. address Z. K.I0sIKR
BaafuoFe M.
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The present critical state Of Bpropea afairs win
render these publications unusually Interesting dur
Ing the forthcoming year. They viii occupy mid
de ground sbetVeen the hastily written neEsItens
crude Epeellations, and dying rumoFs OF the daily
Journal and the pOnderous tome Of the future hIE-
t0ran. written after the living interest and excite
ment Of the Grot political eTents Of the time shall
have passed Away. Its to these Periodicals thar
readers must look for tho only really Ineligible anu
reliable history Of current eTents, and as such IL
addition to their vel establshed literary, scentfcs
and theological character, We urge them upon the
e6aSderati0u Of the reading public
= The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
Britsh PnbiIsheIy gives additional value to these
Reprint, tnasmueh a they can now be placed IN
nal editions. 9tEfaN Ls -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-24
.sThe PEN is 1Iightier than the
IT q y ; iSWord!spt y >
The GOIden--The Best OfaIlPenS
/ - MOTIONS GOLD PINS

The Best Pens An the W Grid.
iOH RECEIPT or ANY or NM FOLLOWING
W sums, in Oash or Ppst-oaiee Stamps. The n
esrber win send BY return OF nail o. otherEiss,E
directed Cod Pea q ellsT seLeaE1ag ete a.
eoydfpg . dllTiPsiQF, ms q. azAa
GOLD PINS WITHOUT CASEs
For 8 cent? the Magic Pen f0rss eenti, tbeLaety
Pen; forS0 eohta, the Always Ready Pen; forTsesaft
ne sizes are, Nos 2, s. 1, Sand &
Tx SAM PINS IN SILVRR-PLATED KXTRS.
----1- SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
FOR sseents the Magic Pen; foET5 cents, Lzeky
RieEant Pen; and for 80, the E1eelsioFPen Thsss
are WeIl;6nished good VFitinE Gold Pens, with In
Mn slr 6ltiS9t 4 rross q the best Steel Pens
Tho name OF "a ,3loEton,7 i-Number." And sQuAt
ftyn are stamped on the following Pena, and he
pofnts are warranted for HtE month"; except aEAnEt
aocidenf. The numbers indicate size 0llV; 10
being the smallest, No the lAIgest adapted frIhs
1900. ~ = the sniallest and No 10 the Iarze-i
I kIarnsoth Gold Pen, for the deak- Long aud Ne
diTr, Nibs u an silas and qualities Short RihS q
No 1, 5, 6, and are made only Of nrst quality.
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT GASES.
Tor 70 cents, . No. 1 Pen, 1Et quality, ora No.
Tef 81. a SS. Pen LIST quaiity, OF No Pea, q
i quality, ur . 80. : Pen, "a 4ualfty. 1cs
=. For 81 = sS F fe 1: 81 dS asiy q 40 4P',
Fer $40, No.4 Psus lst quality, O a Noss Pea,
ID quality, Or noe Pea, Sd quality
Fpr slT5s = No Pes Isl quality, Or Ne Pc,
l For Sz25, a No. 6 Pen, LIST quality. ~
| THE SANE GOLD PMS. WITH SILVER EXTKS
/ SION CAsAS, WITH PENCILS
~ Tor 81 60 Mel Pen, 1st quality, or No Pen
sfe+ Is, 10. 2Pea, 1st quality, or No. Pen,
i Al Ss1alitV. OF . No. 4 Pen, "a quality. ssf
4 FOR 81 No Pen, 1gt quality Ct \ No. Pen, ID
lsouafity.or q No. 5 Pen "a quality ~
"a qatiity, or 4 No Pen, "a qualify.
/ FOR 81 Ne SPen, 1EF quality, or aHe. 6Psn, "a
/ 9I Fo4 Saso a NOS Pen, Isl quality. 81 ~
| GOLD PINS. All. FIRsT QUALITY, IN SILVER.
4 MOUNTED DESK-H0LDERS
I For - No Pea toE 80. ho-eHan, q zI5,
No Pen, fqr % = As; Re ll y.
Il me slst qualify are pointed with the very best
Irtdosnin p0nts rofllly seleeted, and none Of thts
quality sold With the ghteaf tupertechou which
/ siZiii AID The eIosest scrutiny can detect
The ia qnalityS 9re superior 70 any Pens mAds
by him previous to the year 1soa
The sd quality he intends Rhal eual IN respect
TO Durability, Elasticity, and Good Writing Qualities
IN Te1Sr to the cheap Gold Pens, he bees leave 10
say that previous opeTatinB his New and PateRf-
ed Machinery, be could not have made - Good MT
fnTnisbed gratultOlSlY, q E q 10 --a -
hhHnbeT' aad sQHdtfig' Of AZ FtlS o. Pas Gnd
ClsS9 ps1te4, and X FlsiielaT = dstsTI fhf kfhd
of PeF5 tAsy prsfsT-pA0ther Etig CT liEbI, eOaII'
= For sale By aIEdeaiers in the line Throughout
4 the county, .Ad4rsss ,,o1-o,,
aG fi-sed No. Is MAIDEN Lane. NeE York.
Auxoua serdIng q tnsis letter post stamp will
eeiVs . circular with fac-stniIo enGraTtngs Of the
above sizes and Etylea mh2lzsnd