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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-06
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THOlTGHTS At EVENING.

"would rather die with him
Theu live to gain the world besde'
oh, beautiful, most beautiful,
The night comes silent down
With her moonlit veil of loneliness,
And the star gems in her crown.
1t seems as if an angel spread
Its pinions over earth;
To cast the spell of holiness
Around each wanderers path
Slow calmly bright! with not sound
Borne on the evening breeze,
Save the low and distant music-fall,
OF the wind amid the trees.
All! beautiful! but sad withsl
Nights pageantry to me;
For bird.like still, my thoughts take wing,
And hover over thee.
Oh holy and deep, is the love that dweils
In the depths of q woman's heart,
And sacred held, as some temple pure,
Where the world can bear no part.
Itlingers on mid doubt and gloom,
When hopes bright flowers are shed,
And the melody from lifes gold harp,
With it sweetness, all is dead.
She gamers up each word and tone,
Perehance, e'er idly spoken;
Within her own hearts treasure cells,
Where the chain is never broken.
She smiles on. with the careless crowd,
Amid the "world's cold mart"
And none e'er reck her spirit there
Bears we'll bitter part.
Alas alas it's ever thus,
Affections forth are cast
Until all seems weary void,
A vision Of the past!
And as yon dark cloud, yelling now,
The moon and stars beams clear,
There ever falls upon our lot,
Some darksome shadow here.
'Tis strange, when all is loneliness,
Sad thoughts will Ger me creep,
And WEAKLY turn away,
A vigil lon. to keep
But still to light thine onward way,
May some sweet star be given,
And cloud and shadow never dim,
The sunlight of thy heaven.
awa, April 9Th 1857. NJ. NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-06
r ASALLE co. MUTUAL FIRE ms. co.
- Notice Of Assessment.

The members Of this company hereby notified that. a,
meeting OF the Directors held March 1867 order
ed, "That to the losses of the past year, assessment
Of ten per cent be levied all premium dated prior to
March 1866 and now In orce and pro per cent on
all notes dated since that day; said assessment to be due and
payable May LIST, or year from tho time that tho last
assessment was due and payable, from tho date of the
policy II issued since said March |, 1906
by order Of the Directors.
Ottawa, March =, 1867 ,-tmayl WIN. TRUE, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-06
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TIlO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP g. SON.


Physicians and Surgeons formerly Of New York, treating
successfully
CHR ONIC DIS e A > E s,
whsh embraces the best and approved methods this
and other the Of all Chronic Diseases They
treat successfully all and Neuralgia asetons ali
forms scroula Dyspepsia Diseases Of Liver Constipation
all Skin Diseases Pulmonary Consumption in lis early stages
Paralysis Epilepsy, Salt Rhsum Headaches, all Heart
Diseases Dhbases Of Children and
Seminal weakness & Sexual Disease,
Which carrying Thousands 70 their graves annually
EYE AND H A r.
They treat successfully. new method, all diseases 4 the
EfE and EAR They have had more extensive practice and
better success in the treatment o. all
DISEASES OF OMRN,
Than any other Physicians in America They have sui
who have been confined to their bed for ysan.-
They never fail to cure
RHRUN ATIsMi
In all stages no matter how lsug standing They cure
ASTHMA 80 returns They have Sure for the
distressing disease, HEMN0RRHOIDS OR Pills They
all Diseases Of the Throat and Ltags.
CANCERs-They have had an extensive practice and
derfu in the Of which they
without eating them out using the knife Let those whs
have Tumos or Swslings, Or red spot lose no time In
having attended to- timely ueasment may them
from the horrors, suffering and death Of an oSen
CATARRH CURED.-Thsy treating cstarrh .
system which u q sure cure for this disease.
thoSssd year. which gives then An sxpsrssse
passed by any, and equalled only by few.
Gkjksniebsr they do not promise to cure all stages Of
Disease While all diseases durable IL taken IN all
stages not Your may be durable this week
to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger Of delay.
No case Will be received, when there
arc any doubts OF cure or Relief.
Our Terms hence the money must be sent with all
orders ormedicincs. five dollars hssa dollars
month, to doctor with which includes medicines
A.r.'T lnA Dnnr h.f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-06

La Perfection the perfection Of liquid pearls or
other limitations for the improving or preserving
of tho complexion and skin, used by thousands Of
our best ladies. Try it. Sold by all druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-06

n B-ynu cannot miss the place,name In big letters on
he window. aud Store Full of Goods.
October ~, 1906 W. IL HULL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE ORLEANS COURT ToR Taz crrx I'D
In he matter af ths sale Of NJ Real Hssss sf rAeAs
Black, deceased. Nk
sur petition Of purchaser Of premises situate
side o. Tenth street north Of Market svsst PhAd:ks3 .
Aud now. tbis ss<h day Of septenber, 4. D. H4fF -
ordered b. tAs Court that nctiss 70 Al pafts
published In I've nsvspApern week Tor thtSs ~
that the ssls made on the lsh day Of April ntH
the Philadelphia ESchenss u prenises No ~ nosss
BY the Court viii Be oonAfsd " The sad sen e s,s ~
Saturday November next uRlesA eAnee - s.s~s ~
such order should not Be- nAda
( Seal of the ! 49, -
{Orphsus' Court "~s
rmnoiPnmx rfrna psvutv C1svk orpAans Court
Tbs heirs and legsi yspresestssI assS.Ss
alias West nee bncs 1scessssIh ,ss xssX - tsssS
notified Of The above er1er
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE PATERSON AIMS. HOUSE CASE.

Immediately after the close of the murder
trial yesterday the Bergen County Court at Hacken-
sack the OF the People ag Isaac Sger called
Defendants counsel moved TO have four Of the indct
ments carried up the Supreme Court for trial. but
Judge Bede while willing TO grant certiordri upon TWO
indictments preferred 10 hold the matter in abeyance
Dir BaBa the prosecuting attorney then read one of the
indictments In which Sgler is accused OF false impsOn
and assault and battery upon Mrs Lehr one OF the
paupers under his charge and informed the Court that he
ready TO proceed with the trial At this point
defendants counsel addressed the Court in refer
TO the mschevOus influence Of newspaper reports
UpOn the minds OF about - act jurors lie asserted
that IL almost impossible impanne jury oi ~
whose opinions OF the merits OF the had not been
fully formed He charged that lobbying had been carried
among the members OF the Grand Jury during the
and desired 10 nterrogte the jury in regard 10 their
freedom from BIAS IN the mattcrS request at denied
by the Court The counsel then asked that the ndict-
ment under consideration might be quashed. on the
ground that Mrs Lehr' was not person law. The
Court refused 10 quash the indictment. and the first
ness. Margaret Wicker glr OF IS. put upon the
stand Her testimony has already been published, aud
simply applies 10 the cruel beating OF M Lehr
woman by the keeper Of the Paterson Aims House The
is to he cOntiHued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
,,1 APPOINTMENTS AND RESGNATIoNs.

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS AND DESIGNATIONS.
GENERAL HpQRs., STATE OF NEwloRK,}
ADJUTANT- GENERALS OFFICE, ALBANY, sept D. lSo')
The following-named officers have been COM
mssioned by the CommanderfnChcf in the Natona
Guard z n Y during the week ending Aug. 81, 1861:
Siyb sro-orgnal staff appointments with rank from NAV -
IsS1"Stepbtn A. Ees ASSISTANT ltaH, Andrew smith
tsisr,erm,,stsf; james II Iiiru,an ABIDE Camp.
Egln eodoe D. BArlum. AldcCamp with rank iom
f9sa BrioriS9E r. M.sey suseou with rank from August 10
Screc,a Brlgad>-Jame, Curtis ASSISTANT Aduah' General
with with I,Gi r,5 from rom ta Aasq m rs % wee Ca STs G,lsr
smith Cominssy o Suh,ence With rAnG from Aug IT, @
u 67 Albert so promoted c9s''ss PAs' 1 Al
ThouAs Ordnance ofoer With rank from August 70 io
TaS Regiment ItaaryAdam Ksn Captain Win rani from Aug
Toh Fshu.oeE Captain with rank from Aug p
T,af, second Egint-ElWsi Bus'e Irs ieai,hani yin
25 G 4 wa'eI promoted o4A'ie oh'''
~ TStnf Sp Regiment wm Irwin Chaplain With rank ron Aug
% 1867 Vice H. G Potter. moved from dsro, A., .,
ias7 1ng9.ta. Pbp captain E6easr l. wait
Fr.derl " simpson Lieutenant; Samuel b. keosg Second
Alt ss1 R@5ntI,1Geo Mater Fr., Iieu'enan' With
Lieutenant rlni Aug 20 e' James Jei'oi
EigItn sir R,gimot-Sephen Hopkins, AduiaHi With rnk
from Ausa,i@ 1901 orgnaL iona, Person 9ssrisa'sr VIII
a 1907 vice John v Desey. moved from d'in
Ogien H. rAnh Ii't t wy s,I ~, s,.r,r ,b ,nt
Ghars a. nesdfI I'o%oq ono 'IlI bs Se' aT l, f ~ A
rank from August 1861 Ernest o. Bernr resigned Edmund T.
UnkaIt Major Sih TaHI from August l0 vice Albeit Sitn"A
promoted.
frd R,gimcntJeomeF T. Wheeler First ieuien
from June "a 1901 & H. Baheock appointed
Adutsnt Ebet rdgel Captain With rank from July i9c vic,
H. Rose moved district Charles H. Ba.ey Second Lieutenant
1867. T. Noodley moved from district
Cne-hundrefGHd Ouh RsgmcEt-llinm J. Sool second Lu
tenant v III rank fom 1907 W. L. CLARK resigned
mn R>gineat-Jams Mehenoa Second Leuten
Aug g. 1897. vice J. H. johnson rtsgucd
hundred dndfHh RegimeHt-Frank NJ Blossom Comnssary
Of Subsistence with rank from Aus. 70, 1901. Original
The following designations OF officers In the National
Guard 5. N have been accepted by the COMMANDMENTS
Chief during the week ending Aug. 81, 1867:
a. 6Eb Regiment S,rgeon Patrick CLARK Aug o. % Req
meni III Lieut. r. Timex Aug %, 81 Regiment l., Iea
Daniel MFsher a. 9Th Regiment Capt Geo W Fond Aug a.
Regiment "a Lieut. DAVID ~ oddge Aug a. Quartemasier
Tguey: 49, ltOh Regiment lat Lieut. Moses WILCOX
SD Regiment Lieut. John H. Adams Aug 2 oth Req
men,, Maj Thomas Clarke
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
WORKINGMEN's UNION.

At the stated meeting last evening the report
OF the Finance Committee presented showing that
from jan 1861 June 3O 1861 3s 81 received and
$3.50 dsbursed leaving in the treasury enly 81 95 Jno
Munday reported from the Pasterers Union that the
strike for the eghthOur rule the 2st Of August had
proved successful The employers held out four days
and then yielded. OF 800 men, IL only working 10
hours day The pastercrs say that the employers have
secretly combined but confident they Of their
strength that they entertain no fears OF return to the
tenhOur system The reading Of the report Of the dele
gates from Chicago was deferred until the next meeting
The necessary document accredtng three delegates
from the Dry Goods Clerks Union was received
and seats were voted to the representatives NJ
Isdore HonOre, French member OF the Central
Council OF the International Labor Unon having
introduced addressed the meeting In favor OF cooperation
the only means Of eevating the labOnng classes
mentioned the fact that in EurOpein Prussia and PO
land-the wOrkingmen have founded banks in which TO
deposit their savings and he added that by this means at
the end OF year single trade society had become az
rich employer He had been sent To America by the
Central Council 10 advocate the views held by the Inter
national Labor Union aud he requested that the Working
mems Union at once place themselves In communication
with the Central Council at London report from the
Narnishers and POhers Union revealed the fact that
their late strike haIemptied their treasury communal
cation was read from Jno w Deyercux, dated at Caste
Garden, Offering TO lecture upon Cooperation before the
Union, or any trade meeting, for moderate remuner
ton" Mr. ID has In vain endeavOred 10 get his yieVs
printed by the New York press"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE HACXENsACK MURDER-THE MURDERER


Yesterday morning the trial OF Jacob Kinsel,
for the mur Ter OF Henry Cruze Oh tle 9th ut. was
brought to close The argument Of the prisoners
sci was very ingenious but could not stand before the
terrible array Of positive aud circumstantia evidence
which was brought to bear against his client. The Dis
trctAttoIney closed the in powerful speech, in
which he did not forget 10 ask that ustce might he ten,
pered with mercy He advised the jury to deliberate
calmly before deciding upon verdict TO weigh wen
every particle Of evidence which might he used 10 tbe
prisoners adyantaSe and to take INTO consideration the
unhappy man IGNORANCE bis frendless condition. and
the fatal blow Judge Bede then summed up the testi
mOny and after clearly defining the different grsdes ~
murder cOunseled the jury not to convict the prisoner Of
crime greater than manslaughter Al O'Clock the ury
rendered verdict OF manslaugher and the prisoner was
theeupon sentenced to imprisonment Of 10 years AT
hard labor IN the state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE ROARDG OF ATDIT.

At the meeting of the Boards of Audit yes
terday Mr. John Gallagher presented claim for l5 25
services at dumping ground from May, 1863 to Sep
tember 1854 The Common Council time ago passed
an ordinance increasing the salaries of abOrers from s2
per day 81 per day This fact Mr. Gallagher puts for
ward in justification of HIS claim. David GrOesbeck pre-
sented claim for S2iG0 for extra services rendered
First Assistant Auditor In the Controllers Office. The
extra labor consisted in examining accounts, posting
books &c. which chiefly done in the evening after
office hours JnO. H. McKean Clerk OF Supreme Court
Circuit Part presented claim for 81 coo for four years
extra services such clerk. Decisions in all the above
reSerXed.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

Kate ConcannOn,' who was on Thursday
morning enticed into hallway on MulbeIryst. near
Canalst and outraged by three unknown ruans, died
yesterday at Bellevue Hospital The girl was a native
Of Ireland aged II years Nothing is known Of her for
mer history except that she slept at the Girls Lodging
House Monday night and there registered herself as
Kate Murray When found by the officers after the ont
rage had been committed she said that she about TO
ring the bell Of the Girls Lodging House at No. 205 Canal
St. when she seized by the outlaws. one OF whom
placed his hand her mouth and stihed her cries
while the others bore her into the hallway and deed
her They afterWard debated whether TO murder
her outright but finally left her where she was found by
he
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appolnted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademarks of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, tho public will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent: III all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters.
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
LETTER FROM THE REGISTRAR OF RECORDS.

crr,,p vpo,, THE REGISTRAR OF RECORDS.
DIR Harris,s letter to the President OF the
Metropolitan Board Of Heatl-"nioh 10 o"0 '
late this week-makes an earnest "PP."' -, ,o -,
OF the Gulf coast over winch rests INC uaiA Sn"uo"
of pestlence and adds that the necessity lo pooulS
aid Is far greater than any Oh the ,
have renresented The Doctor urther roilaass ~ & INA.
% o r cent Of all sicken by the sconrge OF yellow
fever are to die even MIN rJ ASSOCIATION Of New
given In his opinion the howsi1 ~ 900 a a. nntiI b %
6reans alone will need at least $1,000 gay uni the us
appearance of the maady r trcasyrv The methods of
gnne 70 work with an empty l9asuI{, G i @ M mus w. 80 ~
5oa 50 0uoward AssooiatOn-says Dr Harrs-a are SO com
plete and practical that those wn9 Wish nv 10 u m we M
mediate application OF me az. tny h oioI, & Ua M VIII %
Dd srcc6r 10 relatives and friends VINO are or may De
ne sick with the can do so most Dy con
"O,ing funds 10 the Association through the proper
nnittee M home The telegraph makes such cOhtrlDu
tns available IN the scrOom the day they are paid III
los vH and as ali the deicacies-even the choicest
ncsreGuired by the sick can be purchased III New
,d and seasoned nurses are already in the South
finds only can give the aid that win be needed
COMPLAINTS MADE BY THE BOARD OF HEALH;
The officers Of the Board of Health made complaint
during the week ending on the bth INST against tNo Pun
inc bonsos n private dwellings workshops and stores
eight horse stables eight manure heaps, one dunpng
lois 20 wards courts and cellars and Easements
"a waste pipes and drains 6l priyes and water cOsels ~
streets and cutters.
FEVER AT QUARANTINE.
According to the report of DR.. Bissell, Deputy
Health Officer some of the recently arrived mmigrants
at Lower Quarantine have suffered much from feVer'
YELLOW FEVER AT MOBILE.
MOBILE, Sept. 6-Two cases OF yellow iever
were sent 10 the hospital the schooner Dawn tey
from TampicO No cases originating III the CITY nave
been reported
THE EPIDEMIC AT PENSACOLA.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. GA letter from
the Mayor of Pensacola, dated August 2'l says lho
yellow fever here about three weeks since ana
,boro have been up TO this time about $50 II was
not generally malignant in type though il seems to be
come more so as the advances The presence OF
ay persons among and the poverty OF
onr neOple generally, are causing much suffering
Passed Assistant Paymaster j. W. Fairfield o., the
steamer Tacony stationed at Pensacola Fa died Oh ye
low fever at that place few days ago. Acting Ilrd
Assistant Engineer Thomas Fremont OF the steamer
Yiocca also died of the fever at Pensacola
THE GALVESTON SUFFERERS
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: We acknowledge the receipt of the following
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.
yApUGSTInl

These Pens l6 caras fine and pointed with the
very rdosmin Points carefully selected aud mono
quality IL sold with the slightest imperfcctlon
which skill and the closest scrutiny detect.
Every Pen is stamped a. Morton, First Quality and
numbered.
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident. ~.
The Cases made OF Coin silver ana Tor ths quanty
are extra heavy and strong
-, ur>s. .Sp ppSa N Gil yrp FyTFNSIoy
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

Being constructed the AID AND SUPERVISION OF THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT destined Of the IMPORTANT
1ys or COMMUNICATION IN TnE WORLD is the sole link be-
tween the Pacific Interior Ban Which the
immense overland travel must pass and the
PRINCIPAL PORTION OF THE MAIN STEM LINE BETWEEN
THg TWO OCEANS
It's line Sacramento the tidal waters Of the Pacific
eastward and pOpuOus parts of California Ne
vad and Utah. contiguous all the great Mining Regions Of the Far
West and will meet and connect with the building east Of the
Rocky Mountains About 100 miles built equipped and iO
raining operation to the summit Nevada Within few
days 3 miles graded viii be added and the track carried entirely
across the mountains to poin. Lake Valley whence
further progress will easy aud rapid IrOn materials and equipment
are ready at hand for 800 road and 10000
poyed in the construction
The local business upon The completed portion sups all previous
estimate The figures quarter ending August 81 follows IN
Gross Earnings Operating Expenses Net Earnings
s4s7,J796 81 SS6,54s ~ S4O1,O3I IL
or at the rate millions per annum Of which than three
ou,hs are net profit upou miles worked This
the actual legitimate road with its terminus in the noun
n and with only the nominal ratio transportation and
h exclusive of the materials further extension Of the oad
such services beng properly charged Construction Account
The Company interest liabilities iuDg the period less
ihrn sl25ooo
Ad to this an ever expanding through and the proportions Of
the future business become immense.
The Company are Authorized continue their line eastward until
II shall NEE; and bung east Of the Rocky
Mouun ranges Assuming they will build and control half the
entire distance between San Francisco the Missouri River
seems probable the United will Invested the completion
Of s85 niles s2s, 900, the average rate Of s35,OO0
per meno, including absolute grant Of 10000 ACRES Of
ii. Public Lands BY becoming joint the magnificent
,erpn,e and by waving lien in Of the First Mortgage
Boudboer. GOVERNMENT INVITES THE
co OPERATION oV PRIVATE cAPrALrs and has carefully guarded
their interests against all ordinary. contingencies.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These Ia caras fne ana are superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous to the year 1860 , o,,.,,
Every Pen Is stamped "a. Morton, second Quanty,
and numbered.
The Points warranted for six months except against
accident
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
s those Of the First Quality.
rRIcys OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
IAnnouncemtnts.l ]
Ni,Kr YnI.R Own soar.

WITH b. T BABB11s PuKK CoNcENTArED PorAsH OR kEApi
Soar MAKER Warranted double the strength Of common foa>h az
superior any other sapc6er ley in the market Your soap VI" ~
CoNCsyrRATEp POTASH with each printed 10 kgsn
and German making Hard and Soft Soap one pound vi" msh
gallons of Soft Soap particular aud that the brand BAD
bliss Pure Concentrated Potash tie Take 10 other of s
80, NLere b. y. BABBTr,
Nos g. 65 c. e. c. g. 20 72 and "a Warrington ST. " y
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
HoNrsr Wr1Gnrs and MEASURES are due Z

the public profitable 10 the dealer PAN
BANKS quoted Of justice a. furnishing
disputed weight In addition giving these
scales the premium great Psrs Exposition ID" SoHee
mention them u their award the standard scales
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

HATs.-Fall STYLES this day introduced at
EsPESsCHElDs Manufacturer. No ll8 Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
MoRToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.


These Pens are 10 carats fne and are Better writing
and Durable Pens without operating Nor
tons Patented Machinery he produced for the prices.
were the Gold furnished gratuitousy.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN sILvER-PIATED EX-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen. 30. with Pencil Case. 81 90
Lucky Pen. rs. with Pencil Case ... ! %
Always Ready Pen. l 90. with Pencil Case...- l 30
Elegant Pen. 2j.. with Pencil Case. : ~
Excelsior Pen. 80 with Pencil CASE. -
These arr Nefni-hed, G0Od-Wriling Gold Pens, WIN
Irdosmn Pont the average wear of everN one OF which
Will far outlast Of the best Steel Pens, dH0ngh
Mcy are unraI1dtcd. and therefore, not erchdnged6fe
They are not numbered but correspond in size to Nos p
3, 1, 3, and d respectively
The risk IL taken OF all remittanccs by mail I'm registered
letters and the safe delivery OF the goods guaranteed to
all who send twenty cents charge registering In ad-
dltion TO the price OF the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
ANY one can secureon OF the above Gold Pens
without money by getting mp a club.
sl3 20 will lbuy................$l5 worth Of Pens
25 50 will buy................. 80 worth of PENS
40 90 will buy................ 90 worth OF Pens,
II sent 10 one ddoiysSdi one hMe.
On receipt OF the money, the subscriber VIII send by
turn ma or otherwise. directed Gold Pen or Pens
seIeeing tte same according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON.
Eg % MAIDEN +ANE, AEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
How snail We nrotect Our residences and Ou

lives the alarming raids by fsi Ast any one no
the last years h. HOLINESS bCk'1Ak AL
TELEGRAPH Ohce, No. POI Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
MURDER IN CANAL-ST.

READY-KNOx's FALL Style of Gents HATS
Nos nd BrOsdSay.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07

FALL FAsHoNs.-Splendid Fall Fashions and
other brilliant novelties the October lumber Of DEN0KEsI
MONTHLY MAGAZINE Ready next week
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
IL PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
TlGIs uIII prNTIrg
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.


These Pens are II carats nc and although cheaper.
least equal gold pens elsewhere a. regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen Is stamped "A. Morton, IhIrd Quality, and
numbered.
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident
The Cases are made OF Coin Silver but not heavy
as those OF the First Quality
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION