Feinberg/Whitman
Box 9 Folder 21
General Correspondence
Ferguson, Bros. & Co.
July 1888 - May 1891
Includes financial accountsSTATEMENT OF ACCOUNT
Philadelphia, Oct 29, 1888.
Mr. Walt Whitman
To Ferguson Bros. & Co, Dr.
Successors to S. A. GEORGE & CO.
PRINTERS, ELECCTROTYPERS AND STEREOTYPERS,
ESTABLISHED 1844    No. 15 North Seventh Street.

Oct.  1  To Electro  18 40
          "    "  Ptg.      107 20
         26  " Electro     1 75    127 35

               Cr 
Sept  13  By Cash                  50 00
                                                 77 35
Nov 27
          "                                       7 40
                                                   84 75Established 1844: 
15 North 7th Street
Electrotypers and Printers
FERGUSON BROTHERS & Co.
SUCCESORS TO
S.A. George & CO.
Philadelphia July 5, 1888
Received from Mr. Walt Whitman Fifty Dollars on account of Electrotyping Ferguson Bros. & Co.tenth 
page 
449

 page 
411 
44 also
page 425E stablished 1844:
15 North 7th Street  Electrotypers and Printers.  FERGUSON BROTHERS & Successors to S.A.George & Co. 
Philadelphia Dec. 28, 1888 
Received from Walt Whitman Eighty-four 75/100 Dollars in full to date.
Ferguson Bros. & Co.
This is to certify that we have
in our possession the plates of
"Leaves of Grass" and "November
Boughs," the property of Walt Whitman.
Ferguson Bros & Co.Ferguson 
printer
15 North 7th Street
Philadelphia
[*see 
note 
May 22 
1891 
or there-abouts*]

WALT WHITMAN
CAMDEN  NEW JERSEYPhiladelphia, May 29, 1891.
M Walt Whitman
Dr. to FERGUSON BROS. & CO.
Successors to S. A. GEORGE & CO.
PRINTERS, ELECTROTYPERS AND STEREOTYPERS.
NO. 15 North Street.

400    November Boughs 9f   16 00 
           Paper for do                   27 00    43 00To be 
put with 
MS. 
Good ByeFrom the Boston Eve'y Transcript, May 7, '91
- The Epictetus saying, as given
by Walt Whitman in his own quit utterly
dilapidated physical case, is, a "little
 spark of soul dragging a great lummux 
of corpse-body clumsily to and fro
around."
328 Mickle St:
Camden New Jersey
May 22 '91
Dear Sir,
 If the paper is
bo't & any commencem't made in
printing the 400 "Nov: Boughs"
all right - If nothing, stop it &
wait for further orders.

The press work paper &c: of
the little "Good-Bye my Fancy"
make a first rate good satisfactory
job - & the press work is capital.
If worth while I sh'd like the pressmen, 
foreman &c: to see this.
Respectfully
Walt Whitman
this is Warren Fritzinger my nurse & friend