, 1863-06-01

The manufacturer would respectfully c1A
the attention OF I'LL who have occasion or ne
ceseity to write much, to the great advantages
and superiority possessed BY the Corrugated
VuIcanzrd Pens over the ordinary steel pens.
They are uncommonly smooth on the point,
and do not tire the hand or arm :dteF exces'
sirc Writing, neither do they leave that dlsa,
g,ecablc crlmpcd feeling usually experienced
after writing for length IF time with the Or
dinary steel pens. Tie manufacturer respect
fully ko1icits a trial, being confident from Inc
marked favor shown them IN New YORK, bos'
ton Philadelphia, and Baltimore, IN which
eities tley are used in preference to all others,
by the custom Houses, Post Offices, Banks,
and PRINCIPAL mercantile houses, that mona
others will be used after writing with his for
any length Of time. ,.-.
ted Tnlcanized Pens Aaye been introduced
to the public, still marked preference Is
given them over all others, for the following
1easonB:
60 liable to corrode, they will not spattcr or
cut through the tlinnest paper, they have an
easy gliding motion, certainty OF equally
difiusIng the ink, sottness Of point, and great
durability:
numerous others, are snbmitted:
I have used the Metal Pens Of Nr. G. Bar.
nard, and highly approve Of them: an..
President St. Nicholas Bank, n. 7.
We have used the pens Of Ir. Barnard, and
find them to be as he represents, aud take
pleasure in recommending them to the public.
.--. WELLS, FARGO + Co.
a. Mr111oAs, Cashier.
G. Barnard's pens have been tried, and are
highly approved in this office.
Auditor q. 8. Custom House, N. Y.
Having tried the Vulcanized Pens by Barn
ard, can recommend them as excellent.
SAMUEL l.. BREEsE,
Commandant Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
| have no hesitation in saying Barnard's
Pens are decidedly the best have ever used.
s.. HAY,
Agent e. S. Express Co, n. T.
G. BARNARD, Manufacturer Of Corrugated
Eulcanized, John Street, C1askcnwell, Lon
don.
Depot for supplying the United States, and
the Canadas, LII West Twcnty-fourth street,
New York.
tF5on the National Republican, Washington, Del
AST1.CoRRos1yE PEs.-The universal fault
Of metallic pens is their tendency to corrode,
60 that the best of them can be used but
thort time. We write this notice with pen
which is entirely anti-corrosive, and the best
Barnara's Corrugated Metallic Pen, aud which
is now for the first time introduced here.
from the Washington 1nteiligencer.l
A NEW PES.-Alr. Barnard'5 Anti-Cosro-
eiTe Pen, Of which we have to day made trial,
is the best metallic pen we have ever "taken
il hanl.' It is as elastic as Il quill, does not
corrode with lux, and glidcs easily over the
paper.
From the Albany Evening Journal
CORRUGATED METALLIC PESs.-Barnards
Corrugated Metallic Pens must become IA
yoritc with the writing public. We have
tIied everything yet ulade in the form of
steel pens, but have met with nothing so
pleasant to write with as these. We have
tried them thoroughly, and. therefore, pro-
nouncc our verdict uudcrstaudingly. They
are, from their preparation, far less likely to
corsode than any other steel pen, aud write
smoothly and easily. We very cheerfully en-
dorse them.
From the New York Post.1
PESs.-1t is annoying to be compelled to
write With inferior pens, yet, from tue fact
that it is very difficult to get really good ar
ticle uf The k1nd, the annoyance has 10 be
put up with. We are now using very tine
pen called the Corrugated Metallic Pen, which
is certainly the easiest writing pen we ever
used. 1t does not spatter or catch on the
thinnest paper, and not heing SO liable to rust
as the ordinary Kind, it will bea great desid.
eratnm to our commercial fiituls and to the
public in general, and to such we cordially
recommend It,,