New-York tribune., 1867-04-20

GOLD PENs-We have used many gold pens
in wears past and could never find one that we
preferred to good steel pen but few weeks
since being induced by friend To Try soid
pen again, we were both surprised ana de-
lighted to find it decided improvement over
the best steel pens. It's fiexibiity. however, was
not perfectly adjusted to the hand, anu we sent
il back to the manufacturer by letter. Another
came in return, which was but sllght lmproV-
ment on the first. This was returned also WIN
careful statement of its DEFICIENCIES, ana theh
came third which proves to ne just the
article we have wanted for years; ana now
after using it few weeks it would take quite
pile of greenbacks to buy it, if we knew not
where to look for another
We write with far more ease than heretofore,
there is no spattering or scratching and we
are truly delighted with the change. Ire pen
is from A. Morton, No. % Maiden-lane, New
Y ork who on the receipt of stamp VIII send
a circular giving full description Oh tne
various sizes with the price of each.-llhe
Congregationalist, Boston, April IL, 1877.
THE MORTON GOLD PEN.-We only rehearse
the testimony of hundreds more East ana
West, when we declare that Mr.. Morton OF NO.
25 Maiden-lane New-YOrk. manufactures
the best gold pen that has ever been pre-
sented to the public. No better gold pen
is made-indeed none so good. His system on
machinery, too, enables him, by ecOnOmizing
labor. TO nut into the market pen OF purer
cold, and far better make, than any others, at
prices much less, in proportion to quality and
make, than those of any other manufacturer.
Another beauty of his system, is his capabilty
of manufacturing pens to suit the purchaser.
If you give your order, as TO the kind OF pen
best suited to your hand, such order Will be
filed in the minutest particular, and entire
satisfaction is warranted in every case. You
need not take ,onr word for it, but try for
yourselves, and you will soon be convinced OF
the superiority of these pens-lPerrysburg CO)
Journal, April 10, 1867.
After long trial of Mr. Morton's gold pens we
are able to indOrse them as the very best that
we have ever put upon paper We are now
writing with one which we have used constantly
for years and it is as smooth and perfect as
when made. AS he sells only through author
lied and certified agents, those who purchase
his pens may rely upon getting genuine ana
valuable article-[The Observer, New-fOrk,
Apii 40 iVV''
The days of quill and steel are passed away,
and the era Of Gold Pens is upon us. Mr. Nor
ton, who for years has been a successful manu-
facturer of this article has at length brought
the requisite machinery to such perfection that
its work leaves nothing to be desired.
From those who have been in the habit OF
using the Morton pen, even subjectins it to the
severe test of editorial labor, we learn that in
all essential points of excellence, these pens are
unequaed. In the mercantile and professional
world, their mark is deservedly high, and upon
Mr. Morton's files are hundreds of recommended
tions from scholars, poets, priests, and kings,
all of whom testify with abundant cordiailiy to
the merits of the article. TO clergymcn, book
keepers, copyists, and others who write much,
,yc wonld heartily recommend the Morton Pen
as the very hest substitute yet offered in place
of the gray goose quill.--[New York Times.