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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22

In TaouBLE.-Toe New York World
is troubled lest nil the conservative Re.
publicans are about to abandon that or.
gaoiz.tion and leave it entirely in the
hands Of the Aboli,ionists. The World
says that the Republican party, relieved
of conservative restraint, would be like q
FESTIVE horse without bits in his mouth.
1t would run away with the chariot Of
State and drag the Constitution after it.
1t is difficult to zee the force Of the ar.
gument when it is perfectly well undor-
stood that The msjec''iEy Of that party is
thosoue hly abolit,onized. Conservative
Republicans should leave the party and
JON hauds the Democracy in the
good work Of preserving the Union and
the CONSTITUTIONS intact. s.s 81 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22

HOTEL RATEs AT MEMPHrs.-Tbe
proprieto.s ofihe Worsham House. al
Memphis, pablish the following card
"Ihe stIingency Of the provision market
co"psOos to advance our prices to the
following ratesl:H Board and lodging
Per week. $40; board per day and lodg.
ing - dinner, u, breakfast, Is cents !;
supper % cents; board per month,
Without lodging, >so..S +
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22

TnE Washington Star reports, on the
authority OF some refugees from Rich
mond, "tbat on Saturday night, May
10th, a large meeting was held 10 Rich.
mond, to decide what should be done
with the city on the arrival Of the Fede.
rails. The property holders and most
substantialissnen OF tho scitya favored q
surrender, While those whoshad ne in.
te'ests there, and generally blackleg,
and thieves, were rampant for burning
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22

THs Nxoso Quesr1os N Tsxxrs.
sEs.-In the Nashville Union Of NAV
18th, We 6od TWO columns. Of advertise
ments devoted 70 fugitive slaves arrested
and detained u prison, chiefly ID David
so = eopsty, and 10 regard Is wkdsn ) Is ID
owners are requested 70 scows forward
Ove property. pay charges and ala
49, y Az These advertisements 81
PacI'saed sndsr The eye Of Pres;denat
saco'os Provisional Governor. Andre.
soossoo - that the sloe.l J arrs.rss.
s5 ehss OF Tennessee insrersrqPi1ss MA g
re e ptsetieetly h6sl is,n,bsd ri ~ ~
eFoor Johnsoas owe know shs,: 49,
acting under the advice aud in,rras ~ -
st shs President. s 'lss''qa.
=. D.slsl ,. .Dlakl y ~, sbo, - -. a. !.
reaI Halon pAft1 = New Z okleYsss ~ J
ssaod 90 late address and res6lSf;cSsss
~ eays tt authors tried 6ov IS ~.
coeld depart from ths KsspIn6 ||dss ~, cr.s ~
Hl 3 ain16t kf ~ yosv 800 ~
ooal1 s1paAdstG 60 DeinRoceSaii ser1s1s.
$500 litalAe ~ aasQVH sxk9 a sssst'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22

LAST Sunday week, the Uniyer =,
church 90 Broadway, presented Il.
unusual eight OF the editor Of The ~.
Dune, Horace Greeley, in tho po,n;,
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin wsstoo on we'll 10 or.. ri
and Mr.. Greeley oaloiated ii Il. .,.. s
It 10 understood ttat Nj. Cb,n;,.. Az
ease z the gopt epd that be i, about q
visit Eurone. = = s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22

Fa0RSOAY uOkUIU0.....s..1AS ~ Aeoee
1EvU1ElCan DlsUNI0N Foley.
tn. NV yeska sssre ain hold. 70
=. ant; rsbsllio1 sisws, thas oss section
Of this Union he the right 70 ever it,
cono.c,ioS 5Pa he osAsr ptst vhss
once !. !. believed that disonion win Be
nr.fsr,bls 70 Usion. In speaking Of
The p,obsbilltses Of the secession Of the
Pacific Ststss, that paper says: e s.
.Now, should the time arrivs IN or.
d.v when The, great body Of the people
Of our Paoi6e Sssses shall ssy deliber-
a,ely, kindly, firmly, 70 those this dde Of
the Rocky Mountains, 'Yoa restsouesr
than ve-older, more wealthy, more,
povertal-but We ak you to let u 60 !;
for ve believe We can do better by our
selves than with you've shall re-
spood, and urge others TO respond. sGo
10 peace, and Hesven's blessings attend
YOUR We believe that l. the right, the
wise, the CHRISTIAN answer 70 such :
requsst, and that the world will yet per-
ce,ve aud recognize the truth"
How many Of the Republican papers
will epdo,ss saoh . reasonable senti'
menti There are many Of them. The
sUp(pn sentiment Of the fanasics' por'
lion Of the Republican organization care
less for the perpstuity Of the Union OF
these Sta:es than Tor their own particu-
lar pet dogmas.
Before the rebellion fairly broke out,
ye., for long time before that unhap'
py event, the abolition element, now
furnishing 10 the Republican party and
monopolizog it, were secessionists.
Many Of their orgsos vii! derry It, but
the proof 10 on record, and the Tribune
alone as the marlioess 10 still msiotaio
its an.i-rebellion principles. The only
condition imposed by the Tribune. il
the order Of go'ug-the manner in which
the disaffeoted portion wishes to TAXI
its leave. II State informs the gov
ernmeut that it 10 going cut Of tb'
Uuioo, and like an unruly boy in tn
school room, rushes to the door withou
leave or license, Greeley says bring i
back-enforce obedience, and compel i
to he member Of the Union; but If
State modestIy rises from her seat an
says to the government in modest
winning way: "Please, sir, l woul'
much rather not stay here; am not q
fond of your company as l was once
may go outl" the philosopher Of tn
Tribune would have the government +,
spond-'ce'tainly- certainly go on
in welcome I"
Such q policy, begging pardon fc
differing with the Tribune, would yer
soon leave the Union of the States
matter Of the past. The Democrat
party says: The Union right or wrou
If wrong We will right her. Give q
the Union, and let rs not seek, as ha
been done heretofore by political scour
d,cs both North and South, how W
may best aggravate each other int
open rebellion, but how we may BET
live together, labor together, and to
ge,her build up, extend, and streugthe
the homestead our fathers gave rs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22
10 FAknERo AND PA0lll9s q

TO TAk0E19 AND FA0alleo -
dhs1s 4 evliags 81 Sewing xsshinss ~ =
sinpls n - CONSERVATION, slssag - ~ haats
ssse cut u es1s, 80 thas 1akss tAesei>sA alihe
= 10Th adss, - tAat desA aet shp stissass =
snnssa, - tns Vim ~ equally ven q tAisk =
sAis sassA, - tAss vill m ev~ Cathses VIII
sut tusahiag, 80 tAaa aahs uaalsro 800.
(lssving - ridss underneath 90 tAss Vim -
az Ne. e sssssa sAssaA, nasa . IN, - -
WI La - yssss - ~ knAs 4 vaski = sAsga
- tAa4 = - 1sse GssAls iAan IN vuths ~
q oses, ssslsut Asaaeas1sa, The lSADD, WHD
sTBR 90. Asshiss. II y the sAsapsse = ~
81" H. aaysEtisanent = aasthw sea90a~
Ossa1e Had. lssf esslaG ~ DAWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22
Arrest Of the Sailing Master Of the mer.

Arrest Of the Sailing Master Of the mer.
t.s 4 & rsmac. Nsa3
Norfolk Correspondence If the N. 7. Times
Last night asman in gray naval mi.
form, accosted General Vile, at tie
Atlantic Hotel, and wished to, know Il
he would be arrested. The General
told him certainly, ii he wore that u.i-
form. This morning he made bis ap.
pear ance in the same uniform again, and
was arrested. He proved to be the
sailing.paster Of the. Merlimac.. H.
knew oethibg rot her having been blown
up, but said that her latest orders from
the Gevernmept were togo w Al Jspass
River for protection against the Federal
gun boats. Tatnall had rendered his
rea'guatioB rather than take her 10 The
YORK River, but had Withdrawn i, on
receiving. notice Of this change in her
destination. The prisoner was taken on
board the Monitor, and had long COZ.
versstion With Lieutenant J.ff.rs. about
the confest bet@eso the two vessels. He
said no shots from the Monitor had pen
etsated the Merriu ~, ~ injured her in
shy way except By starting her timbers;
and that the only shot which entered
was from tho Cumberland, Which struck
her poftrbole. split the guu, killing two
men and wounding seventeen, includise
Captain Buchanan. This man did not
concede that the Mefriman was afraid
to fight the Monitor, but be minated
very plainly there had been great dis.
satisfaction among the crsw,. and great
difficulty 10 bringing shem 10 obey 6E,..
ders. He though that they would sot
blow her mp 20 long - there was sBy
chance Of making her useful in the
James River or elsewhere bat that il
this Pfcjecr has. bssss given up, they
wonld be very likely to dispose Of her
~ t0As way 4-.,,sf sae, ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22

About in direct line from Tanner
Point to Craney leland, and 40 near as
| could guess, : third Of the whole dis
lance of Tanners Point, We met Q pile
of IRON work and charred aud broken
timbers sticking ont Of the water, these
remnants Of fearful, destruct catas-
trophe strangely contrasting with the
placid sheet of water, on witch Law the
soft, broad sunshine. The pieces OF
heavy timber, fast in the bottom with
their lower ends, as if driven 10 by .
powerful pile-driver; the wood partially
charred, and possessing that peculiar
smell Of wood not long since bnrnt; the
end Of steam boiler Of the largest size,
with its tatety-valve', steam pipes, and
other poftions ofsheavy machinery, and,
stretched across the wreck, parts Of a
powerful chain cable, and q piece of a
Lawser this is all that remains Of the
-Merrimac, or the Virginia, as the rebels
very appropriately, called that any.
thing bus feminine monster. sy q. ssas
We jumped on the end Of the boiler,
which at low, tide Is a lew inches above
water, and wrcnched OF screw nuts and
tock other pieces of the wreck as me
mente 81 along One If the geutlen en-
OF our party got of the complete piston,
piston rod, and top-plate OF one Of the
faur safety valves, aud the piece 10 nov
uoder way to Washington to be pre-
sented to the President aes 8.
The boiler CONSISTS of two eemi.cylln.
drical parts, both together forming a
cylinder, the central fireplace having .
radius Of about -four feet, and the water
space extending about two feet fnr.ber,,
80 % to make the whole d,ameter twelve
feet. There are two valve boxes to
each Of the semi cylindric portions Of
the boiler, the piston of each having
about eight inches diameter. Some If
the parts ofthe machinery, for instance
some Of the weighted levers for the
valves, are twistet like wire, and from
al il 10 evident that nothing bot the
most terrific explosion could have pro-
duced such = destruction. ~. 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22

NEW Au0 SPLRNDlD Piano F0RTRA
= lev - $500 for cash, and every iastramsat was
NEW PIANOS rsassd and II. rat applied u
.EISDsoxs : HARMONIOUS .o..aaa,
. .aa' D0ssd Iisssrssasssets.s at
We mspuiaetsrs and import Basa instzunsats
q ~ kinds. fa!l vt Of Brass lnserums0ts log.
uasds4 Tor $50 sasa. 80 esa..z ~ a9te
EVERY KIND or MUSICAL INSTRUMENT,
Al I'll kiads 4 AssIsal Gseds - - anaisasdis
e X r.. essf = lsssss s.a s.sl:s
oTs NEW GERMAN SILVER FIFE, p.,..
$50, in case, u the bsst cass ever made.
E94 GssSsars! Qesst1ssl
The dsnand fos eur 0sitass Il soastantly q The
nofe4so, beoa1so they Do not oInok q split u aoy
climate. Every Guitar Of our make u faliy vas-
NJ. ! Nahogosy 0sitas, With patsat he'd, II sass
~ : Rosewood 0sisas, passat lsed i ssss, q. is
Ms3 extn beadiat, Ee..... =
Nez oval back, -. =. 80. j. IS
1ee I. eestifagal han, a.. IS
Nee elegantly dalaids 49, I.
In a ,.sk q. 2 ss:lisr %
capt q The Price fEee parties Ut Il ~ city.
Cheap iapsessd 0sitazS from . and upwasds.
D0gDSol D0njoel a" =
l. We nake The bsst bsnjes II H. W0sjdl Oar
pateas bsaies nth axtrs ssssws asd Saaiag ksyS,
fori3OLO PLAYERS, have thheo he tooe and
power = the oediuaey Banjo. Price, from % .
~. with 49,, aeeoeding % aniGh. 1. as''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22
seaec1lrlc STATE cunyIl1leI
shRE
The Dsaessasy q IeaAass hsssly req1esas'
e Nest n Coavsaiea y. DelaIatss fsea 4,
ssveGa1 0Gaasleo - a4t' aNh -s

e nset n Ceavsadsa ~ Dslegatss fsea ~
ssvsgaa eGaaslss - aRh Nv u
THURSDAY, THR nth q JULY,
1t he Ospltal IN Dssseinss, fee he parpess e
Doiaaai6I Caadidaaee fee The pegeeal 6t1Ae e.
-, y b Slseted il OseoeGt, vis: 0eaetasy e
State, Auditor q 1tats. 1zaasSr & 6teae, Rag-
iseee Of State Lasd o., Al AsaseAsy 0soeeal |;
and . tssassss sssA osAse bssias1e nra9 sene
Uofoso 1ho0. Ff
he sasis u sssssy rspssssetstisa wtn - -
Odsgats for svssy oss hundred votes east foe
s1frsu 4. DeUeiAs, IN 1sso. ~ o. foe svsy
ttaeeioa over 1fty.
4aeealiog % suls aAs41sl 4 . fssA9 0tats
Coavesties, - ssaaay sosbs sersssAsd b
pO4ys So - - = 80 /.
TIE ssssnl nsnsssstls Os1aty Csnaitssas
thsoaeAsat he ktete aso requested % ell Coun-
y Cenvoatieas, q - tabs s1sh 0sas1sss fee The
slsatioa q Delegates - he 0tnes Oeov01tloa, -
nay = seeeealn6 - ~ anGs1n their rsspsstivs
counties. vi-ns5 " saAsAA
Aeesediae = ssass, he Ceuvsasssa viii -
called e es1ss q ssleek z. y. q the Day dss-
gnAted In The eall.
y order Of Ssats Dsnsseasis Rsssstivs Con-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-22
DRY GOODS.

sPR,No AND SUMMER
~ ss7aA :iss fs4~s t'2 -
81 ssa@s ,.e siea
- II y q GO - - .
C. 3. wMIsLBR,
has just rsesivsa shs
Largest and Cheapest
FANCY &$TAPlE DRY GOODS
-sv1a ovymsD-
In the 0taso OF 1ovve
0O~AA -. 1900
Al. -. IN
80, s,5st +.
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
s'e @l
CONSrsTNn IN pAprOp
fta
l.1oe pieces hsrrinaek and other prints. s
500 nieeea besv. and b,.a.haa r,s,,, aas5
200 ,;.,.. r.,,, R.,.... R,,u,.,..
pos,.. ~" soH.i D.
Gaf t4 i sa
~ p''''' o'n''s''' s''''A' and ''a~ Cling
ases' 81
| onn 49,. r.x....a.. Mt. m..
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''''a ''''.'' y.
Nv aos neees Viovee. Alssss &C. s..
'v e'n"'' 'AA"'' % - 1'aa' ana asaaa'''
w e''- -. 800 0'' oA''''A'' - '''''
other klndsof Rooda usual1v fonnd In n nrak nlaan
Dry Goods Store. e4. ~ 3
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Ayers Cathartic pills.

TTIHR sciences or Chemistry and Medicine bay.
Il been taxed their utmost to produce this best,
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these pILls have
virtues which BurpaSs In excellence the Ordinary
medletnss and that they win unprecedentedly npon
the esteem Of all men,. They are safe and pleasant
TO take, but powerful to cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vital activities Of the body
remove the obstructions Of It's organs, purify the
blood, and expel disease.i They purge the foul
humors which breed and grow distemper, stimulate
suEgish disordered organs into their natural
ton. end impaTt healthy tone with strength to tho
whole system. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints Of every body, but also formidable and
man skill. While they produce powerful effects,
they are Mt the same time, In diminished doses, the
children. Being sug4rcoated, they arc pleasant to
tAkei and being purely vegetables are nee from any
exalted position and character As 70 forbid the sus.
picion o. untruth. Many eminent elergymen and
physieians have lent THEFT names 70 certify to the
public the reliability Of my remedies while others
have cent me the assurances ftheir Conviction that
my DISSERTATIONS contribute immensely to the RELIEF
Of my anIicted, sufIering 4slloWnen. = -,
The Agent below named - pleased to furnish graf
z my American Almanac containing directions for
owing complaints 1gjtta f9ir7I
costiNeneas, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsyt Heartburn, Headache arising from foul
the Bowels gnd Pain arising tliefefrol, Fiafnieney
Los Of Appetite, al u eroi8 and Cuianpous nj.
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Such a. Deafness Partial blindness, NenTaigiS and
Nervous QeFapE OF the Liver and
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teor 2 low state Of, the bsfrnetion Of 10
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Bone other pill they make more profit 66 llslr ~
e4n give Jon compares With IL fn4rinSie value
q curative ,PoEers The SICK want The best AID
there il for then, and they ahoaid hass Il.
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Ffeeiteat and Aaaiytseat ctea5,ls4i, Io,s.A Mas..
PACE % CHs. RHR Box. RIyn Bo1Es ron 81,
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FouSDRp, CHAREHRED, 1854
LooArED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChArleS-sts.,

LoOAr ED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Bts+
Baltimore, MD.
rTIHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
ring the last has II been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the In
every State In the Union.
II now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city The rooms
are commodiously arTanged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to youns
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting ROOM OF 70 obtain
Thorough Practical BuSiHeEs Education generally are
In any particular by any similar SStGb-
ltshnnent In the United States.
a- FAOULTYt -
Elk. LOSIER, ~
Prtneipal-Lecturer on the Science OF AecountH Com
merce, Business Customs, etc,
J. NJ. PHnLIPs,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of OafnR
and Commercial CalcuIationG
II. II. DAYIRS,
H Associate Professor q Book-KSsplns.
Profeasor Of Business and ornamental Ponmanship
8. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. Z. YEATEs REESE, D. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethioa.
TRUSTEES;
Hon Hon J u 2. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Yansant,
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. Rnabe, Eau.,
The College Is provided With Commercial Library
dents
Zach Student has desk to himself. and Il soma
rately instructed.
There being NO vacation during the year, Students
can enter Rt any time.
Tlstipsnsuaily required toeOnpletsth falleourss
A DtpLotA e awarded to all Graduates.
AlaFse and Beautifully 0rnhmsnted Circular, CON
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
eharacteristie designs Penmanship &c sent by mail
free ckdEge accompanied with giving full
w BdftlBlore M.
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The present critical state of European affairs Will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year. They will occupy mid
die ground between the hastily written nsWsItems
crude speculations and hying rumors OF the daily
Journal, and the ponderous tome OF the future hl
toran written after the living interest and excite
ent OF the great political events Uf the time shall
have passed away 4 l. to these Periodicals thar
reliable history of current events and a. such iE
addition 70 their WeestabliShed literary scientific
and theological character, we urge them upon The
consideration OF the reading public. ~
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
British pnhllshels gives additional value to these
the hands Of subscribers about as soon as Tie oriEi
nal editions. slEtl 80
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TRANsPo RTATIoN.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.
OFFICE OF THE B. 3 D. Z. r. 90. /
WmE1INe, lsth Aux, 1862. 4


IN
OFFICE oFTtIR B. 4 b. r. r. COL
ra MHEELINGj 18th Aug, 1861. -
DUsINESS being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID &0hiO Railroad, the Company having thorough
under Government protection, the road thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government troops, will
and after the 18th Aug5 run two through passen-
ger trains and continue their full equipment Ia the
transportation Of tonnage.
af PAssEsGKH SCHEDULE.
p ff9 DepdTk = y %
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, ut 1910 A. Nj Ben-
wood, 1880 A. NJ; Grafton, $50 P. MI New Creek
$50 p. NJ; Cumberland, o25 p. n. MaTtinsbuTg
400 A. NJ; Harpers Ferry, 3:lI NJ arrive at Bal
tim0rS at 500 A.. 81. ~.
p Ressrata0,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at P. n; Martinsburg,
11:36 P. NJ; Cumberland, A. NJ Grafton II A. Mi
Bsuwood, 4:i5 z. NJ, arrive At wheeling 4:A0 T. n.
r'fa q Depart, shst
The second train viii depart daily, except satur-
days at $50 p. n; Grafton, 8:S5 A.M5 New Greek,
7:52 A. NJ; Cumberland, P;is A. u. AIAEiinsbgrg,
ton Junction, S:IS P. NJ arrive at saltnorS at $40
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s:45 A Nj HArper's Fer.
~, 1870 A, NJ; MArtinsburg, 1:65 r, NJ; Cumber.
Ispd, e:I2 r. NJ; Oakland, 908 P. NJ; Grafton 11s4o
?. n. BenWSSd,s A. Nj arrive At Wheeling s;ao
W. P. SMITH, Master Transportation.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
sitfi ssi JOHN KING, JR., Auditor. sli ,
A. DIRREY, General Supervisor OF Trains. az
Up. WILLARD, superEier OF Trains y,.,3,.
J. B. FORD, Gsn'l Agent, Wheeling. augis
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~
.ga9L ,gf M0RT0N,s COLI. Pms -
The Best Pens an the World
On REcKIPr OF ANY OF I'M FOLLOWING
" sums In Cab O Pcsi9 = ,,i stPI ne sub
directed, God Pen or Peps 'slAaiHg ne saIs q
e6SStiag o dsssTtPsios'I NiEs = Z = -
GOLD PINS WITHOUT cAsEs,
pm ri, 80 es1ts tie fiJays R6dy Pen; GrSseshTS,
~ .ierRnt Pen; and for 81, the ExeelIioF Pen.
me sizes are, Nos, 2, 3, T. Band g. ~
N SAM PENS IN B1LVER-PBAEBD EX1EN.
sIoS OASIS, With PENCILS
For 50 cents the Mage Pen; for IS cents tie Lnsy
Pen; for 81 the Always Ready Rent TOT $l.25, the
Iegant Peli and e, Pen. fhaSS
dosmin points the average wear Of etey one OF which
viii far outlast gross Of The best steel Pen.
ity" are stamped on the following Pens, and the
Points are Warranted for ax months except against
pocket; No. the smallest. and No. 10 the largest
Mammoth Gold Pm, for the DE-. Long and me.
dium Ntba Of all sizes and qualtttes Short Hths q
Mo-. 4 5, 6, and are made only Of Grst quality
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASKS
For 70 cents, = No 1 Pen. LIST quality, era Ne
F6F 81. Ne Pen, Isi quality, or Ne Pa, "a
quality, o. 40. Pen, Sd quality.
Por 81 Is, No. Pen, lEt quality, o. nO.4ROl
For Si.So, a No. Z Pen, ist quality, Of GNO Pea.
ID quality, oE = SO, Q Pen, "a quality.
Tor Sl.se5 . Nc Pea, 4ss quAhty' @ . no. EeaS
For S22s, No. 9 Pen, lst quality.
THE sAAfE GOLD PINS, WITH SILVER KXTEd
7el1l SION CAsAs, WITH PESCILa
Tor $50, No. Pea, 1St quality, Or No. Pen.
For sis, a MOI Pen, lst quality, or No Pen,
d quality, Of 3 No. & Pen, Sd quality.
For Saf Z No Pen, 1Gt quality, Of = No. Pea, "a
quality, OF No. Pen, Sd quality.
For $3.50, . No. Pen, LIST quality o. q No. Pea
For s.. Nod Pen, Ist quality, Or ; Ne. Pen, "a
For sSso, No. 8 Pen, Ist quality.
GOLD PKNs, ALL FIRsT QUALITY, IN SILVER
5sls sd MOUNTED DEsk.HOLDRRs.
For 81, MOI Pen, for S2ee, q No 5 Pen Oe 476.
q No. Pen, for $3.50, No.7 Pen. %
Ior g; No, Pen, for 8, No. PA, sad fOr a.
me -ist quality aye pointed With Tie ysEy bs.I
Iridoann points eIEeily selected, and none Of this
quality sold with tho Ehtast Uhich
sEill and the closest scrutiny ea1deteet.
The "2d quality" arc superior % any Pens nadS
by him previous 70 the year 1859. ,,.,,.
The sd quality he intaDds shall equAl In respect
70 Durability, Elasticity, aud Coed Writing Qualities
Cthe only true eonEdsrations) any Cold Pens made
elssWheFe. l21i
my that, previous to opeTatiug his New and Patelt-
ed Machinery, he eould not have made a. Good Writ
ing and Durable Pens the Price, had the gold been
furnished gratuii0usiy. z.nT rt
R1yties orleFfag litst IN an ilEaae<s GpeelS tAs
u Peas hhSy PrstT-irhsAeF Sft6 Or tiuIbsz eolSas
For ale by an dealers in the line throughout
the country. AddrsN ,,opTo,
10 Eali-s.i No. haidsa Lane. New York.
Any one sending single letter post stamp VIII
eeiTe circular with fac-simile engTEVinEs Of the
above sizes and styleA mh3tSmd