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IPaJMhsd 1priE :, 1862
CHAPTER lQ5.

AN ACT 10 amend sec, ion FIVE Of chapter
sos of the general laws of 1860, eli tiled
'Ian act relating TO the assessment and
collection of taxes on school. universty
and swamp lands, aud of I'LL Lands mosI-
gagged to the state .. -.r ....-,
TIE loeoFle ofthe State Of WISCONSIN, repre-
seated an Ses.ate aud ASscn.6iy d. enact as
fotl0us
Section l. Section five of chapter 9C6
of the general laws Of 1860, is hereby
amended By ad,ling thereto the following
rro7iso: "prorided, that the state treasu-
rer shall not charge any such returned
taxes against such lands, unless the return
shall be made by the county treasurer Oh
or before the tirs. day of May following
the year for which the tax shall be y lc:'
on the lanl against which it has been as
sessed, unless returned to the Office OF the
state treasurer, as provided in this act 10
which this g amendatory
Sec. . 50 much of section fnr Of .he
above entitled ac, as conflict With Ire pro
vision Of this act, is hereby repsated,
Sec 3 This act shall take etiec: ani
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April 1 | S62.
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sbling the state treasurer to pay off the
sarran,s drawn and to be drawn ty the
,scretary Of state upon the var fnnt. FIR
ae extra compensation allowed TO ,u!un,
eers having families, ky chapter s of the
general laws passed at the extra session @.
1861, entitled Ian ac, 10 provide for tie
aid Of volunteers in the service OF tie
United States or of this state" there is
hereby appropriated 10 the war fund, rs
a temporary loan, TO be used by the stale
treasurer solely in the payment Of war
rants drawn upon the war fund, pursuant
% the provisions Of SAID chapter S Of Tie
general laws passed a. The extra session
Of The Legislature, il 1861, the sn.n OF If
" thousand dollars, payable out of au.r
moneys in the state treasury belonging -
the general fund, no! otherwise appropl''
atel.
Ssc. 9 There i. hereby appropriated
to the general fund, the sum OF fifty thou&-
and dollars, payable ont Of moneys wh.cfr
may hereafter be paid into the war fund,
for the purpose Of reimbursing the gener-
al fand for The temporary loan made there.
from by this act to the war fund and tie
state treasurer is hereby authorized aui
directed to transfer the amount hereby
loaned from rhe GENERAL funl sh al be re-
qnired to meet charges upon that flnd.
See g. This act shall take effect and
be in force fro.a and after its passage.
Approved April 5. 1862.
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Published April 8, 1862 I
CHAPTER lS2.

AN ACT to secure to married women
and Others the benefit of insurance on
lives. ......
The people Of tie State Of Wisconsin,, rep
resented in Senate and assembly, do en-
act as Jollows -- -...
Section l. 1t shall be lawful for any
married woman to cause to be insured fol
her sole use, the life of her husband, hen
son, or any other person, for any definite
period. or for the time of the natural life
OF such husband, sou or other persons
person and in case of her insuring sur.
viving such husband, son or other per,
son, the sum or net amount of the ir.su
rance becoming due and pay able oy the
terms of the insurance, shall be payable
to, and for the sole use of such married
woman, free and exempt from the claims
of the representatives Of such husband
son or other person, or of their or any o.
their creditors, respectively proUidea
that such exemption shall not apply where
the amount of the premium annually paid
shall exceed three hundred dollars, unless
it shall appear that such premium shall
have been pad out Of the moneys or funds
belonging TO such married woman ana
provided, further, that such exemption
shall apply to the insurance money cover,
ed by the pre- mum annually paid up to
and including the sum of three hun1re.l
doIlars.
Sec. 9 In case of the death Of such
married woman, before the d.ceatc of such
husband, son or other person, The amount
of such insurance may be made payable
after such death, to her children, for their
use, or TO their guardian, if minors under
the age of twenty one years.
Sec 8 This act shall apply to all insu.
RANGES on lives, effected before the passage
of this act.
Sec. 4. On the death Of any minor.
who shall have insured bis or her life for
the benefit of his or her legal heirs, aud
such legal heirs shall be father or moth
er, the sum SO insured and become paya-
Bile, except so much of the same AS shall
be necessary to pay the debts of such de-
ceased minor, shall vest in and become the
property Of such legal heirs, and shall be
exempt from seizure or sale on auy proc
ess of attachment, execution or garni5hee
issued out Of any court in this state, at the
suit of the creditors of such legal heirs.
Approved April 2, 1862.
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Published AprlL 8, 1862
.a CHAPTER 234.

AN ACT TO provide for issuirg patents
on swamp lands.
The people of the stute of Wisconsin, repre-
sented az Senate and Asscmbly do enact as
tot.otcs.
Section l The law now in force ior
the issuing Of patents or deed, TO the pur,
chasers Of school and university ,ands, are
hereby declared 10 extend to the convey
ance Of swamp and overflowcd lands, SC
far a, they are applicable thereto.
Sec g This act shall take effect and
be in force from aud after its passage and
publication. Approved April 7 1862,
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AN ACT to amend cha .,ter 80 Of the gen,
eral laws Of 1861. entitled "an ael IL,
amend chapter 137 Of .he revised STAT,
utes, entitled of evidence
The people Of fhc state Of IFi~cons;u
represented IN Senate and 1ssemjiy do
enact ds tol3ows :: ..l ...........
Section. /. DISPOSITIONS Of witnesse.
may be taken by court commissioners, in
the manner and according to the regula-
tions prescribed in chapter one hundred
aud thirty seven Of the revised statutes,
entitled "of evidence" for tie :aking of
deppsitions BY justices Of the peace.
Approved April 5 1862.
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Published AprH 10, 1862 ]
CHAPTER $50.

AN ACT TO amend chapter 1873 of the re-
vised statutes, entitled "of costs and
fees" e# ..r- ........
The people Of the State Of Wisconsia, rep
resented IN Senate and assembly, do en-
act as foil0rs.
Section /. Section nine of chapter
one hundred and thirty three of the rs
yised statutes, entitled "of costs and fees"
is hereby repealed. H. ~. ..sr
Sec. z This act shall take effect and
be III force fIoin and after its passage and
publication. --
Approved Aprii 5, 1862. -..
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PILOT


live for those who love me,
Whose hearts arc kind and true:
For the heaven that smiles above me,
Awaits my spirit too;
For all human ties that bind me,
For .be ta.k BY God assigned ne,
For the bright hopes behind me,
And the good that | can do.
live 10 learn the story,
Who suffered for my sake;
To emulate their glory,
And follow in Their wake;
Bards, patriots, martyrs, sages,
The noble of all ages.
Whose deeds crown History's pages,
And Times great volume make.
| live to hold communion
With all that is divine;
To feel there is Union
'Twixt Nature's heart and mine;
To profit by affliction,
Reap truths from fields of fiction,
Grow wiser from conviction,
And fulfill each grand design.
live to hail that season,
By gifted minds foretold,
When man shall live By reason,
And not alone bv gold;
When man 10 man united
And every wrong thing righted
The while world shall be lighted
As Eden was Of old.
| live for those who love me,
For those who know me true
For the heaven that smiles above,
And awaits my spirit too
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For the wrong that needs assistance,
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And the good that | can do.
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A FEMALK TRAIToR.-A daughter Of
the proprietor of the Tredegar Iron Works
Richmond. was captured by our advan-
cling forces last week, beyond Great Beth
ell, 10 The act of signalling our approach 10
the enemy. She braved all the conseqaen
ces Of her acts. and is now in Fort Mc lien
rs, paying the penalty of her feminine
rashness, but. is not in the least abashed
by her conduct-on the contrary, she
manifested all the usual symptoms of the
rebel disease, which are unblushing i'm
pudence and hectoring swagger. She is
pretty girl of some eighteen or nineteen
suInmer..-Krs Pes Ger.
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[Pablished AprH 8, 1862
CHAPTER 229

AN ACT TO make temporary loan from
the general fund to the war fund. and to
repay the same. z
The people II the State ef Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and assembly do en-
oct as tolloUs z..
Section I. That for the purpose Of en-.
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Eg It would take $50 100000 shots
to dispose of 60 600 men in battle. 120,
900 men fighting continuously for forty
eight consecutive hours. each man firing
in all 5000 sEots would fire altogether
800 .00O. 900 shots Thus, from the r.urn-
Der of persons killed at Pittsburgh Land
ing. and from the duration of the fight,
we arrive a. a perfectly accurate eonclu-
sion concerning the number engaged.
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Ey- The Col. Sweeny, of the Fifty sec
ond Illinois, wounded at Pittsburg Lsnd>
ing, was a journeyman printer inNew Yo'k
City. In The Mexican war, he lost his
right arm, and now he has received two
shots in his remaining arm, and shot in
the leg His brave conduct is reported
10 have excited the admiration Of the
whole army. He was in the battle OF
Springfield, under General Lyon, and led
a column there
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AN ACT to secure to married women
and Others the benefit of insurance on
lives
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Approved April 5, 1862.
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A Card to the People
Vow Is Your Time to Save Money!
Bargains! Bargainsl! Bargains!!I

Dur Sa445S o4E SA445@1 Oar 56G4Ss : :
rs eozsgssles q d. Az, ia: a. costos 6eaAs
i are L4EHs-zeE TsEy E1SizIys ~ tss ssssea+sses
sre tkG1 thsT Vii veg 80 = k4E4e< TIA A. aay
prs.iSs1 t4s4 AzIe EzT-assss . iEEps a. -
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Asd % TkIeh sSsId respztszIlJ t=Ti-e he E:tsa-
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ths "a Ers1s4, snA 49, gse&ss Ess eAeess- tA1s
tksJ Eezs sTgE Ea0IH beEJrs- - fkA$ Al EeTsSa5
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Bsstsr sFEsl fhszssEEss q tb5s eSPostzsty a ESP
pIytaE thszseiTss, - thy n ave Esley ~ ak
E=< GEs9E pzE=AassI thzs ti1ss bsE1e1 thy VII
hare Ed Asa5EtEE1t 70 make Ss$+r seSs@s501s
frpa-
Nyssoek esssistE, IA part, q Bns11 anA B5saeksA
EzEins, CaGfeSSy Nsa's As1 BSgE EeEK Of gTsJ d.
H-nptI51 cbszS, Esssszis, GiEzh11as. ShEsiL Iah5e
nud T0Vei Dfaps-s, Irish LEBens assd Ehirt Bosozz
P4rzsolL ERG6sHoods. Hozp SkiEtS. Lac sd GTsn-
adm Tsss, Whfts Gods, Bses, RmBrsfesEts5 u an
L1DTEs! IID7Esi Yoar ssseiaI sttsztioa Is
invited % ny TeEJ EgpeTSgE stock q D2ESS GOODS,
WIKI Is The LErEest, esePs.s SD nost eoplets q
the ssasoa- La8ns, Plain. Pls5d aDd EabnosdsEed
Greg 0oo4E, A5zaabiqBss. EsrAEe AnEiSis. Re, n
ETsat TsZisty- RIsAas eAu early, ~ SiH rake it
greatly 70 yozE AdTasnsss 70 Do
Yo1rE TsrI respectfully,
JOHS E0EHER,
Js24 No q Asfs ~ cvatrs yEhsslieE. Va
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TIVE sciences OF CLemiStry and Medicine have
u 6een taxed their utmost 70 produce this best,
numerAhle proofs are shown that these PuLs have
Vtrtaes which .urpaSs In excellence the ordinary
medicines, and that they win ubpreeedentsdly upon
the esteem of all men They are AZ And Miami
20 take, but powerful 70 cure, Their penefTafi1V
properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body
remove the ObstTuettonS Of its organs, purify the
blood, and expel disease. They purge out he foul
humOrI which breed aud gnOW dIStsmpeF, Etimuiafs
suggish o. disOrdered organs into their natural -
whole systeEn- Not only do they cure the
Complaints Of every body, but also formidable ana
dangerous disea.es that have banned the bOEt Of hu-
man SKIN. While they produce poWerfaI sfsees-
they are Al the same time, in diminished dosss ths
altest And best phyEic that Be employed kor
children Being sugar coated they are pleasant 70
takej and being purely vegetable, free from any
risk q harm: Cures have been made which surpaSl
BELIEF we're they not SuhatAntiated by men Of such
exalted position aud character a. to foFbi tie TuS
pieton OF untruth- Many eminent eIerEymen and
ph ysieiaus have lent theif names 70 eerffFV q ~
public the reliability Of my remedies yhis CtberS
have sent me the assurances Of their that
my Preparations eoutEibuts mmsnseIy 10 ~ reliei
Of my afiieted, suffering sIloT.men-
The Agent beioE nalned & pleased to furnish VTst
ls ny American Almanac, containing tifrectionS IA
Their use and certificates Of their cures Of the FOL
Costiysnsss, BIious Complaints. Rh.una.f-n
DTopsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from 3 foul
the BOWeIs aud Pain arisnE tSerefrorn. Fiatnis1eS
Los Of Appetite, an UIeer0ns and CutaneosiE ~
-. Nhieh require IN sysS1Alt uedIeins, seE0fuIA
and stimulating the system, cure many complaints
which tt would not BE- s1Pposed they could reach.
such - Deafness, Partial Blindness NeurSlkia ara
Nervous .Dsraug % tie liver s1d
kidneys auut and other kindred complaints arfTfnr
from low state a the body or obStTuetion d ~
{ Do not Be put on by unprineipIed dsaIers viii
some other Pill they make moro profit on. All N
AEEE's PLLs, aud take nothing els. No otteT tls-
can give you eompars8 With ths in its iutrnIicy1n
o. curative poEeFS- The sick want The beSt "a
there Is for them, aud they IhOuld have t. -
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER.
RSaetfeaI Gnd AaalytieaI cEsaiIt, LOpsA Ra.r.
PRIcE as CIs.PEE Boz. FUE Boxrs fua 81.
SD y A.o; GOOD &c1, and - an DrpEsists
aud Dealers In Medicine 0VeFTWh0r. v,6iE
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E1lllllH
LoCAT TED
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrIeHsST8a
BALTIMORE, ND.
THIS INSTITUTION Is VOW IN THE NosI
i ProsPsrouS AID AOGrishing condition TTics dl
rng the last has It been Necessary obtain
larger apartments for the AoeoGmodation Of the in
ereasing number Of students, rspresentfaE ready
every state in the UnIon-
Il nov OeruPiss one Of the u,ost eonspieuoas aud
sasirlbIy oea:sd buiIdines in the city. ne roo.
are eoa17oiOuAly ArrAnged, Ep4eiSls and elegantly
me sdTaatages End ABILITIES here oE.rsd TO youpr
men desiring 70 quality theselTes properly fr thE
TIEtous dltts e tbs cslHstag ROoll, 70 Obtsfn
Thorough PGdiogi BHsfRsEg RdseafSoa generally arI
lishnsut in the Unitsd states
FACULTYG
Xxx LOsIKR
PFindPAl-LeeturSE On the Science OF AecO1ntz Co.
neresl BlEine.I Cugtolas, exc.
J. n. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice
and Conmerfeal Caleulattona
a. n DAVIES,
Associate PrUfsssoT Of Book KospinR
Professor Of Bl1inesa ~ oE1sassutal PsanaasAipL
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. z TRATEs REESE DID
Lecturer On CommSrial RthioG
TRUsTKEss
HOa- Jno. 2. Kennedy, Hoa-J olhuA Yannlf,
Hon. Thos Swan, KR-H. KsiEhlsr, I'd,
The College e provided With CoumsrCiSi LIbra-y
q Standard Work., s1Pressly for the Of tie stu
"a s..d.a. has. e..t to Ala..l4 .aa : ..s..
Th:E. bs.as p !aeatioa daring sA.ys.r, sud.a.,
Th:tinsasa1illyTsq1trsa.OeoapI.sstAsfaneOur..,
from TO II weeks.
A DHLnNL e aVGrdsd 70 an Graaus.s,.
large and Beautifully Ornaraentsd CIreuIlr en-
aiming upwards Of s9uAGI EEET rsureseutfns ths
Exterior and Interior View Of the College VaFI0uI
Characteristic deIigns PeuEnanIhip he, SEAT by El
free 81 ehaEos, With uI
PARTICULAR Address Z <. LosIER
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Ran Road.

ing ran AOS0-
- -Ss=z5sSs;S35i7iS5-;
NN AND APTEE JEoyBAY, Kay sth, 1ssz, pa
" ssasE TrEEs IN IssIs Bri9gspSEt u Eii5E1
tSzE&ayI sIasrss4l
Ioss A u MAJ Tntz. s.opJt1z At al statiouz AZ
Eivs ~ PittSszrGh =: rs P. II, A1I
CTesAsd ~ S59 7. n
40 P II EIPrss Jrzi. sso7plng 4: Al st1ttsas
GnITs8 81 Rl:tE5GFgh =: 20 Pm
Io<iS P. Il KxpEs1 TFzia- ARRIVES a: PTftSb1rEh II
"a A n ard ClsTeiAnd At s-Is A Il
RETURNING TRAINS.
LssTB CSsrelaaS ~ sAs A II AZ s.Is PM AZ
Leave PIfEIsz-Eh =. Loo A NJ 40 A. asI
40 P 4 sZTiIs a BEiAsspoE: Al la A NJ I0z3
Connections are made as Follows,
Il Pfrt.barEh Nth PszasyEyauia 2 2 fgr HarTis
eUE, ElittDOTe, WaAhIagt5a, PhiIa-
aelphial SeE York Aad Bossoa-
c=TsiE5d ~ri+E cLsyeiAs1 4 LoIsd r z fE San
eEsEy, toSs4eS Detroit Chjako Alld
Al PstH4s IA tie SsGRa WIE3 With
DsErOit stseners EsE Desroit, Jhekso1,
Caie@s2 AID the SoEzz WEsz- VIA
CleTelEod ( Erie z 2. Esr Erie Dun-
kirk, BG1lIo and HIagAra PAlla. With
CIsTstAad- Col1mbas Cioeiana4I ia
CrsssitSe, DelATHEss CoIza5Es And
Al HEds9a With TIE c. z &C. z 2 Er csyLboza
HAIil, Akron, AIis1buEgh and Woos-
Al AHtssos vtth P: Ht- v. C. EE hr Canton,
Mile, Wooster, saisa, Kooa, Co
AtstsabeaJIIs Nth ?. c. 1 C. Lie and A. BrII,1.
vita G O. O. RR Or ZasssTiIls- SeI.
AK ca.uab1s, Xeaia, Dayton mil
acLpois, CatEo, Cincinnati. LoufETflIe.
* Losis, 81 J0seph and All u0InfI
Rtsf Gnd SOEth ReEs
EIeursto1 Ttrks1s % PittsbHrEh ADD return SSTS
Pare slEEys a. lOE, and Ef5e mEeA quicker thsn
any othsE route.
TbrouEh Ti.Ests 70 All points in the Wsss, NSrts
ADD E&st can - proeuTed 81 the OGses under tie
AeLuEs HSGse, WhselinE, Va, a With FREIGHT
Agent At BFidgsPoEt ssaSi6n-
Freight eoatT3ets WI Be made atIgEest rates 70
any point accessible By this rad and ita connection
. ihs RAEty North, West and S0rth-Wegt, a. o6ies
Gz1sr NL1Es HoCEs, OF NTH p. Agent At Brfdrp-
port Statloa- HN. D. TEBKT, AEept,
Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS. Agent
IN. MCCULLOUGH, Presideat
b MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. F.bS
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Missouri lining Company

Incorporated Feb. 2zd, 1881.
CAPIFAESROCK 900
FHIS co1IRANI II FORNED FoR TIE PUR-
en- Ssate- Ne - ~ pE1Esa 70 - EgTgIled BY
go Ne b-iiT. - - - -, - go 70
PaTlzrE8 diEt511s, - a. tie sans eine mere RAJ
Foad AseoEpliiha1 - Ersatzr F-l-r@sUadsin de-
Vsto55lk ss4 laskiHE kloTE ThF asfalishfnE uinsIA
anuuTof OlFcEPitAl iuFaSasd n aly chr blEnSsA
We ahal EAks d. o1es Il 0GE C01paay Cun-
giete ninisE bsEela e H. aeral Resumes q ths
eAlss 80 I'll Einerll laull WheFeTeE Iarafe3 h
Ai.solri- Grear tDdlesDEnns EElI b uGsTed toeaP-
ttaists a3d ulininE lErEslrsrA Mo eeEiru = FEE.
Ne FcIpsesfaIiy ssliefr H. asts-ttu, e an Via
have uineral lSnds for ale q aend q = stAtsnest
o. he EEe dsscTibnEth kfnd % mfnsrlIs cn their
lE1dEths nunbeE ofaETu tie Boeatio1- AID the i9S-
Wsasin GUEk 01ly sd ulinss e pay iarEsIy, LUf
shaIl 0PSa a1a proFeD0s q the la1ds WeSsn Ii
ths 0Glrs e IT, canPGlS, Main sfrsst. u0TihEest
eorler q LOeuEts over NsrehAltR Rank. eHErAnnS
Ne a LoeuEts tTeet- AnUhrfsel Interest in this
nhscribe. Tboss UishilE stock, living cat Of The
city, ela so-urS it b. S1siosnE ten Per esut 9th
G6Ount wanted . the Presidszt q Trsaszrsr.
z.,unp.,,, 2RIIEeFoIss;
Alhrsd GaPp, Bsg, ~. In Ha-9eo8- "a,
e! s - - e. E' ~ T ~ r.
Henry D Bleon, LTRy
y. BULLKk, TTUAA ALFREDC CLAP, PrvSt
Ne shove PruspeeFaa has Up 70 this data EssA
PGstshsd IN oaly 0ns q sur IeailE papsEI ~ tn
dAyG No extra e1ortl 70 get stock takea have bssl
ns1ss Jet H. publie % ven aPpFecflfs ths soand
49, q the e1tsFprisa- that Two hundred to1s
and dollars % the stock ~ already bssn taken- We
Epll9 bEey staes thAa H. shares are IS eaEh. ~
n fan, WthOGt further liability: transsabIs b De-
hVGEy; rlEEtsrad olly NhGl dfEIsnls ara received
Any PSrso1 hGgtn Money 70 spGre. can b. the PEE.
eill5 q EhAreg n tie fIiIs5lIri rIrfnr C1rupa=y
DAEe ~ tuVulrllt tllat Viii pay laRElly. and I'D
stock thlt readily eolTeTtsd into cd Gitb0sfIoS
So 8. ESSi.. No ,,r,hnis,,. RAs'-at-3
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THE PIN II 14ightier than tbs
n J III iSVord-4 VI
The GOlden-Ihe Best OTanPeRS
-GooI { lfUETu1E GOLD TESs
ms Bsst Pen4 a ne WoEIa.


Os ERcK1P1 OF AKY OF IN ToLE0vTrs
O@a, n ca e PoSt-1E1s stzE5s, e -
EeT5tsr Tfa - b rstEFa q al & GsEsrTs.s =.
air.sts1, = 60 Pa e Rs1s SaLa1i-g ~ Bsae =
ear1iag . ae'1rlFeasl1 va -
GOLD PISS WTTHOCT CASE,
2esuE4tbs lEsgss Psss sA.Ls.t,
Pa: a socsifA, Tss Givsys RsaAy Pea: fzE:se.s.S
fhs E5sslat Pea: H1d ~ 8, Ehs E4ssi<ar ~
M nLss 80 Ma : ; = saa6G
L sANR PINS IN sILTKR-PLATED ETTFE.
sT0N CAsEsr UEIH RENcILE.
TnE5aeuusA. III HAEts Rso= foE[S e.EtS thsL --fv
PA; Er 81, TIE 4lyayg Esaey Recs 81 81 = -
KeEAzf Pe1; A1d tor 81 81, tbs EIesla50r Pes a.
~ I-Eniltssd gao1- UTit1E Gotd Psna via -
yin ar 01tllsE go q - - SD Psz4
IA EG1a u "a. HeEtqnI = 49, A. IlEaI.
P1iats are WlErEstud fr AZ z0a-hz s1ssEs -
Aac5daaE N nEubsEs tsei--ls sEEe olly. "a /
po-kFss No : he 4Allest. - 80 i III la-zsIl
tlanlu-aah God Pea- Er 80 dsak- Lag Ead -
diun Nihs Of al El-s an4 quAlttAA SIT M 4
Noa- & S, 6, a14 ars I'D olly & sFI1 zzziisJ
GOLD PKSs, WITHOUT CAskS
Fer IS eenfs, Eo- Pea La qGAiiEy, q "a.
- 8. Sc. Pa. Iss Sualay. xaNa sP.....
quAtity, q "a Pes, - fuazisy-
POr III Eo : PEI. Is fElit<y, q SzIP.a
- qEaIity- e. . 81 5 Pea, - q4hT-
For SI-so, = 20 Pea La GEllsry, q , No. Pea,
Tex S1zs, We 5 Pea, La GEAlIEgY < = Ns- p,
~ &4@t, Loo Ru1s 4G G9diy-
FHK EA1EK GOLD PINS, Win SILTER xxx
EIOI CAEAS, WITH PESC~
Fer SLsa, aEo-l Pea, LII lUh1J. n AHa- 5Psa.
- SilSS = Es.zPs.. La Su.lIty, xASs.s P,-
g GsaliEy, q . No- RGls - G1Altsy.
TT $a-S Pee LII qlllify. q . Sc. I Per =
QIsasys GA SCI Pc, = luAlity-
Fur ia . 80 Pea La quAlfry, q 9 Nc S Pa
- Qla1tys - . Ne Pea q qHhEy-
EoE g, = He-s Pa, La SaAisSy, q IA SPa, =
p S150, EasPa.Is qnHty. -
GOLD PINS, ALI QCALITI, " SITKR-
----- NOEAEED DESK-H0LDEEs
I@tz = D.s-t !. BE-. s., 80 aBs-sPua. q IA
= 10. 8 Pen. 81 ga, . Sc : Pea
,PG "a . No Pea, TT = = Ne . "a Lsd isrta
n Ne ist ualty are potutAa via ~ ven -.
Iridouin poilfa oIrEfEIy seisetsd, a1d 49, 4 an
quality so VIII ths EhneEE perfseEi5a Uhieh
sEfIl Al III el111EscrufHy GtodsaseL
NJ - seAlity' GEe GupeLi1T - say Pea El3s
By hEn prsEious % he year ia
NJ "a Glality4 l. iussldl Hhlll eqlll IN ruIaet
70 Durability, KIlStirify, AID God EFitizS QsAEiss
(ths ouly tEls eo1Eie.lEriozs3 a1y Ga PsaS Hs4s
n TsslI 70 tie chap sol8 Puaa. Be Bsls Isav, to
~ Ehlf pEsEi0u1 - 0psllttlg hia SeW Had Peat
"a IEaehfnery he cad NJ have zas a. God Writ-
fRE nd Dulhls Rels fEths Prios. - ~ Eoldbssa
Faytts. orkgfsg a9H = g f-.s-aa,s FPSstS a.
GAEGSR" - soulIHF" Of Eh.P - Pas sd
CzszT $50 asi Z pGTfie1lzT = dsl-Tiss ~ LA
y Pzls RFyPrGfsT-EAezrEL NJ q tf@ba, eou-1.
To- ri. b an ds.IsrS n d. II. tArOurAsu,
tie eolRtEy- AdAru8
go-S NEidea Lh1s. NeE Tcrk-
Any o1e ses8isE siEEis Iss-sE pss9 sfAEP VII -
eeITe eireaIar With E6c-lszfIs sngIaTinEs Of tie
Ab0ssHsIas I'D stytsa. nh5&-sad