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" 0DeBe GROUND RENTS

WANTED. Apply to
BOND & GELB.aCH.
Real Estate AGENTS, No 40 Second-st.
sx,,s Who offer tor sale large variety of very
AT::RsHs1f cheap property, part of which we name
AssyI large at beautiful story dwelling, with
s-2zk- large back hudings-lot 22t feet front, 10
deep 10 an alley on Leyingt0n.st Charles st.
azus Also, a spacious and well arranged = story
HssA dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard ST.
tEahsi, lot "a feet, l76 deep 10 an alley, With sta
bles. This house will be sold very cheap, in fee sim
pie or with ground rent | do. in ST. Paust. near
Franklin s., 500; in Exeterst. near CRANKY sc, 50J
neat2 story dwelling on Madison st. near Toward
at only S9OO-will rent for $3.50; in w. Lexington
st. near Pine, with passage and back building, and
deeplOt, only S., 50e in Snratogast between Pine
ST. and Run aey-2 story, with attic and back build
ing, lot ii by le feet deep, cost 81 400 to build, II
NOW he sold at only 81 800, in yments of l. 2, 3,
and years, is under rent Mt Sl60; in Pt-st near
Eden, at $3.50 each; "A fine house in South Paca ST.
near Little Green, only $1,000; 3 in w Fayeite st.
near Cove at / $50 each; Din Harrison.s ST the
Synagogue; III Carolme-st. ntarE Baltimore, $500;
in Wansbeck, near HoIlns ST., S575 and $50; in
Granby-st near Exeter, $1,000 in CORTLAND st. in
fec s., 1906 very large and desirable with
dwelling on N. side OF Lexingt0n-st between Futaw
and Howard-wi'l he sold cheap on easy terms; and
many others.
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances
A large number of FARMS for sale IA all
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LITTER BAos Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Roass,
For Liverpool-Ship Palestine, lst Dec.
For Bremen-Shp WestphaIa, with despatch.
For Amsterdam-Ship Harvest, soon.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Glamorsan. few days.
MARINE LIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a ls45.
TaoMrHE EXCHANGE REApING-RooN an9n..
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t,sAHDINE OPENERS. CHAMPAGNE do;
kS JONES PATENT CARVERS and SrEELS; PA
TENT KNIFE SHARP EEERS; EGG SPOONS; MAR
ROW SPOONS; MUSTARD do; SALT do; REyoLy-
ING ROASTING JACKS; uPptGHT GRIDtRoEs, for
ranges; SHOVELS and TONCiS . al kinds; FRENcH
RiERs; OYSTER BROILERs;; STAIR RODS; COZ
FEE ROASfERS-wh Il genera! assortment Of new
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Just received and
for sale low at the FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 10 North Charles ST., opposite he ':tinn Bank.
o23lm G.. u. WEIhOEE 81 GO.
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wNTINTEaS DRY GOODS. r McELDOW
wv NEY & 60. offer for sale large and well
selected Stack Of Winter Dry Goods, consisting in
part of Rich DRESS SILKS; SHAWLS; French and
English MERINOS; BONBAZ Black and col
ored Silk VEtVETS; Thibet CLOTHS; hipacas;
CIsskings. nSouseIin de LANES; CashmeTes; White
and Coiored Woollen and Canton FLhNNELS;
Ginghams; Ca!icOesi Linseys. Gloves; Hosiery, &c.
&c. 1863 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Calvert & light sta.
They are ciosng ont at very low prices, SH Avis,
CASHMERES and MOuSELIN DE- LANES, ma
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HuyEIE sUCCEs OF GOURAun,s

III ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
IN the removal of Erysipeas, Scrofula, Ringworm,
PuSlules, Blotches spots Tan, Freckles. Salowness
Is Unparalleled IN the history of Chemistry. In add
non TO Its great usefulness eieaer and whitea-
ef OF the skn it is the most delicious Shaving Com
pound known-ard can be used with either hard or
SAT- water. GOURAUD'S POUDRES SU3TILES
Whi positively extirpate every vestige of supetiloa
human hair; and tua, too, without inurng the mos
delicate skin.
For sale by SETH S. HANcE, los Baltimore street,
ana corner OF Charles and PrattstS, Oh!
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SA KELLA

RTEw CHINA STORE,
~ No. Sd s. CALVERT STREET.
D8FTD P.9RR would respectfully inform his
friends and generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE TO No. 81 s. Calvert st., where
he has opened and is opening large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, of
recent arrivals which he offers for sale the most
accommodating terms He is also extensively en-
gagged i'll the manufacture of STONE 4 EARTHEN
WARE, large assortment of which will be found at
the store above, and at his Potteries, Bond-st
short distance north of E. Baltimore st.
AH9- Country Merchants and others would do well
to give me call before making purchases elsewhere
DAVID PARR,
a2g I'm No. 81 3. Calvert street.
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PByO PRINTERS.

FRHO &sRHNTERS.
III NESBITT'S MOOD TYPE.
PRICES REDUCED
TYPE from this mandatory warranted supe-
riOr TO those from any other mandatory, they having
obtained THREE SILVER MEDALS and FIVE DtPLohAs
from the various Fairs in the cities of New York and
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w A n rs.

GsRFuATEoS WANTED, by two young men.
~ Germans. either in a grocery. iuGr, or commits
SION store, hey can speak little English, and have
been brought Up to the dry goods hHsness on would
accept any other respectable situation where they
could make themselves useful to their erapOvrr-
The best Of references will be given. Apply ut
6COTFES Intelligence Office,
n25 No 10 Exchange Place
GSITUATiUN WANTED. By "A young man
~ who eau come highly recommended, either in
grocery flour commission house, or any other re-
spectacle situation where he could make himself usc
tui to MS empIoyef-g0oI reference gwen. Apply at
LEWIS T. SCOTII,
MI No. 10 Exchange Place ~-
Ky AHFE3-Thret Cotton and silk Wnders
W 10 whom tine highest wages viii he given.
JAS. NJ. HAlG, lei Baltimore street,
NJ above South
WNAN TED. A number vi acnye MEN, TO ira
w YelaS AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
niar Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States and the Canadas. Each man will
be insured $500 per per year, in writing, and a
beye his expenses, with an opportunity of clearing
SlOO0 per year and more, if active, Each man will
have his own district, 1t will be necessary for them
10 have ut least from SOS to $50, To obtain good fit
ting out; no one need apply Huless he has that sum-
being our object to establish good agents and give lhem
such chance as no one else offer them Apply
at the office OF the United States Publishing CO,npu
corner OF BALTIMORE and NORTH SITS, Jarvis
Buldinel up siairs-enuance No. Jarvis Building.
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention.
o23ly
YHHATkE NOTICE-WANTED DAILY-Clerks,
4 book keepers, bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher Coachmcn; OstIers; Wagoners;
Overseers; 90 aborers; Agents; 90 Cooks, Washers,
and lroners Chaia bermaids; Wet and Dry MUSES.;
Travelling Maids; Seamsiresses; House keepers, end
number ct other situations to numerous to mention
and too valuable 20 lose. Families have only give
me call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to. Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. T. SCOTT,
O6 No. 10 Exchange Place,
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III COPPER WIRE, &c. sc.
300 aoEes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra SKIES
200 boAes Loaded, tor Roofing, l4x2V of best Char
coal brands
~ bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET IROS--aiI dil eat importation.
10000 los. BrazCrs COPPER assorted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
300 bundles Bright and Hnneaad IRON WIRE
80 rolls SHEET LEAD, % TO & lbs
50 pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEI.TER
A!sn, Ply and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, SC.
$-gt- full stock Of Timers Tools and peck;s Ma
chimes, Timed ard lran RivCts, Timed Copper &c.
For sale on LIBERAL terms BY
T. PRATT & BROTHER,
a25 bh!H p and 90 s. Charles street.
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NIX KEGS FRESH FALL BUTTER
III 30 selected by our Agent in The GIades, for
family use will be unoaded from cars this day, and
for sale by ). CLAYTON s. SONS,
n6 1862 Lombard street.
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HNRENCH BOOTS. Just received, a lot OFFS u,
IL perior sewed single and double sOlGd and Napa
leon Tap FRENCH BOOTS. Gentlemen inyt-
20 call and examine them nj the new Boot and
and Shoe establishment, Mo- I70 PRATT STREET,
third door west of ChatIes-st.
MI w, l., WILLIAMS.
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q " EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
IA FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CLOTHS-Amefican, English and French
CASSlM ERES-plain and Fancy
YES NG5-Silk, Velvet, Satin, Worsted, &c.
Satinets, Tweeds, Kersrys Jeans and l.inseys
Cashmeres, MousIine de Lame, black and cold
Alpacas, Bombazineg, SC. Also one Of the hand
soonest ASSIGNMENTS of CALICOES in thu city
Laine, Blanket and Net
FLANNELS-Fhite,R Rcd and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Flannes Ticking
tehitenIiary flaids, Checks, Cotton Yam,
Brown and Bieached MUSLINS SC. Sc
f- For sale al the Agency Store, rer io,r for cash
BY LUTHER :. cox, Agent,
No, Y Baltimore street. I'd door below
oli-&m Trpolett's alley.
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HBARGAISS TO BE HAD
-HD AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
No. 30 BALTIMORE STKEET

MDRiSTS! rRInTs!! Just received, 1000
III PRINTS. Price per hundred $5-per doz. Is
cents Also, FRAMES, lOxl4-prce per hundr d
SIS, per doz. 2.25. Pedars nd Dealt rs can always
De supplied at the shortest notice, by
II. MOORE, No. 1853 Pratt street,
between Light and Charles -sts.
y. r. Just purchased from a private Library in
New York, two thousand Noves-many of The most
rare from England and Ireland. n24-4t
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4 BAtookhANDWUOD MILLS

szftsG7 PLANTATION 10 RtENT AND
ME... HOUSE WANTED. A house located in
tEa,i that part Of the city east of Sharp south OF
AAlhttA Baltimore, west of Gay, and north Of Com
way streets. ANY person, having 10 rent, may
near OF good and permanent tenant by applying to
me, at No. 23S PRATT STREET, between sharp
and Howard. have for rent a PLANTATION in
Calvert County, near the Cont House, with good
two story Dwelling and every other necessary build
ing thereon located in good neghborh0od for re-
tail grocery and dry goods business The buildings
will be rented, with or without the land.
n22lW u. DIXON
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~OLD PENCIL CASES, Hoop Ear Rings,
w Cold Guard Chains. Also Fob Chains, with a
great variety of Bracelets and other Jewelry receiv-
ed this day, and for sale by G. d CLARK,
1924 Water st. :, Cd door from Calvert.
NLOCKS! CLOCKS! CLOCKS! The neat
u est article yet offered received this day from the
manufacturers Brewster & tngraham very hand
some lot of Spring Day and 30 Hour Mantle Clocks
gothic pattern, Il of which finished very
fne-will be sold low by
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
n24 Water St I'd door from Calvert,
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A FEW MORE OF THE SAME SORT
"a OF DRESSING GOWNS LEFT aud for sale
at X, DONAHUE'S, No. 80 German,
nl2-lawtlstJa near Share street.
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FOm SALE L. RENT.

wSOR sALE-GRoUND RENTS of different
az amounts well secured, Cor sale at per cent
Apply to BOND & GELBACH,
NIL DO Second st.
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ONN u,
nj 2aw3w Attorney at Law
NJ Eyy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

M FEW EsTABLISHH3ENT no PRATr
~ STREET, doors west of Charles st. BOOTS
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &C. &c, The subscriber
having opened establishment for the transaction of
the above business in all its varieties, would respect
fully invite the attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally to his large and well assorted stock of
goods, which will be sold at such piCts as cannot fail
to be an inducemeAt TO those in want Of those arti
cIes to give him a call. We in part: Mems and
Boys Kip, Calf aud Grain BOOTS; do, do. BROG
ANS; do. do. and Ladies and Misses RUB8ERS;
Silk and Cotton L III BkELL s; Goat and Seal
TRUNKS; Beaver, Russia, Cashmere, silk, Glazed,
Wool and Water proof HATS Mems and toys Fur,
Cloth Glazed and Plush GAPS, together with large
and general assortment of all descriptions Of fine
SHOES and Boots and every other Article in the above
line. These goods have been laid in at the very low
est cash prices, and all choice and flesh. Cl and
examine, aud such inducements will be offered as
cannot fail to plea3e.
nI7-n w. l.. WILLIAMS.
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BUSINESS CARDS. &c.

| n w. WEAFEIt, (5uccessor TO Jacob Wea-
! ~ . veg tNbERfhkER, No, go :. SHARP-ST
| opposite the Chufch Hlc- GIN
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List Of Lettrcs.
N4Nh

REMAINING in the Pos, Office .,
Ca,'awissa on The quarter ending December
3lst 1874.
Behler Mr. Kuhns Peter
Chapman Daniel NJ Longenbarger Philip
CrolI William Donegal John jr.
Dawn Fancy Stewart Abraham
Fisher Israel Q Stokes William
Fisher p Shuman G
Kellogg Chester Tubees0n Rachael
Persons calling icr letters in the above list will
please say they arc advertised.
PAUL K BALDY p. NJ.
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CHAIR MANUFACTO2ING
business at the old stand of B, & s. Hsper
buch, where he will be ready a, all times
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs Sc, of every
description, which may be called for, a.
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
IN superior manner,
From his experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he Raters himsel. iha,
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all of which ne will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly aid punclualv attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsl urg, Dec. 80, lS43
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the subscribers
on no,e, book account or otherwise Of owe
one yesrs standing, 're requested to call anc
settle the same in Cash or Gran,on or be
fore the Isl day Of February next. Those
negleclng this no,Ice, may expect to pay
cost as we are determined 10 have our olG
business settled.
WM M'EELVY & Co.
B,oJmsburg, Dee. 2s--lst4.
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land nu,rlru iuwaru 10 Rhh w"
,,I n,Core second surge should o'e'
~, 4. her. Twice she was sirIcR COW
| hefore reaching tho beach, and 'w''
hs weeping daughter lost "Gn' {
hcr mo,hrr, bat The energy Of The pa
lrro, ho.ly rumphed sod che DOT
Iner pr,r. on the band and l'ld lhe Se"''
49,. ,o,m On the beach, The momeh
| ,ner the hard, frame oil the p"o' W.
.ren srulshog with The M'l' Sno
,Loo. At len Atn sc ched 'he shore-gd on
lI,y The fun object that "'
%s. ne booy Of b's,doe cried, casting
,he beach. 'Oh! God he isdesd
!, INV h,rl broken ex clsmaloni snd
A lhiglng his hands, he looked up to
nesve0. his whole face convulsed with
the fearless agony Ol a bereaved faith.
er.
| was touching Spectacle. ln the
foreground lay tho figure of the boy.
cold aud wet, his beautiful hair washed
back from his face, aud his little arm
extended by his sid >, as il he had been
sleeping Over him knel the al1l 9leG
mother, her form half PROSTATE on his
aud her lace buried in her hahds. HeI
garments and those Of the father wele
flying wildly in The wind. The back
ground OF The picture was filled up by
The white foam of the surf, and The
whirilng masses of clouds overhead,
Ia the distance scarcely visible through.
he darkness Of approaching night was
a little fishing village.
But may he moi yet liver suddenly
said the mother, as if a new hope had
struck her, oh! il we had him s' home,
we might do something for him.
The father started up from his mo.
menlary s'upor, and every feature ol
MS face was now instinct with energy.
Catching the sensless body in his arms,
without word, he slrode onwards 10
he village al most on run, the rest
,f his family followed on behind, the
mother 10 breathless silence, her hear,
sgitated with hope and tear alternately
md The daughter cl inging 10 hel dress
aud so5bing as if her heart would
break.
The neighbor, met them before they
reached their home, all eager TO lend
their aid; for they knew thai the pilot
had been abroad that day, and the ru,
NOR OF his wreck soon reached every
hearth. The senseless body was laid
On The bed; those who could be of ser.
vice remained in the room, and the
rest anxiously waited the result iu the
apartment without. After sometime
hopelessly spent 10 the attempt 10 revive
him, and when the neighbors where
beginning 10 despair. The mother though
she saw some faint signs of life. Their
exertions were now redoubled, and at
length he family brealhed.
My boy lives said The mother fer, ,
venlIy, ard though she bres'hed no
prayer in words, her heart was poured
ou, in thanklulness to her father IT,
Heaven as she looked on.
Before the night was very far spent,
the child TINS rescued from the Avs OF
death was able 10 set upjand many aid
hearted, were the thanks for recovery
brealhed 10 heaven that night by tn,
mothers Of TIE lillIe fishing village 70
each felt 'ha, il might ye, be to he'
own darlings as it had been that day tc|
The PILoT's BoY.
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Brandreth'S Pills,
PICTURE OF HEALTH.

M EALTH is ChatersCd in an individual hy
IA n the absence of all pain suffering, or affection
IN any palt of his body; by the free and regular cx.
crclsu OF his functions without any exception
hey consist in having a good appetite at meal
times an easy digestion, free excavations, without
ooseress or cOslveness at least once in every twen.
tytour hours, and without heat dlyness or burning
at the passage, the free issue of the water without
acrimony or burning, and without reddish sed.
ment which is always sign OF present or an ap
preaching pain; quiet sleep without agitation or
troublesome dreams; no taste of bile or other bad
taste in the mouth upon rising in the mornng no
sourness or dsagreeablc rising of the stomach; a
clean tongue; sweet breath; 10 itching, pmples or
spots on the skin; no piles; no burning heat upon
any part OF the body; no excessive thirst when un.
Exposed to labor or other known causes no inter.
ruptlon to any natural evacuation, nor pain at their
periodical return.
Where the state of the system does not harmon.
ze with the above picture Of health, it is of the
greatest importance that no time be lost III sending
tor doctor, or in the use Of foolish remedies too
often the result Of speculation; instead of this course
le dose of BRANDRETH'S PILLS be taken,
which will not deceive, but will at once restore
health to the organ or part that requires it.
All who wish to preserve their health, all who
are determined to defend their life against the en-
croachmens of disease which might send them pre-
maturey to the grave will, without hesitation, have
recourse to the Brandreth Pills. when the state Of
the system does not harmonise with the above pic.
tuIe of health
Those wholive in country where contagious or
other diseases prevail, should often think of this
true picture ofhealth and observe himself with par.
ticular attention, in order to act accordingly. The
wise and rightly directed will follow this advice
the unwise arc left to their own destruction.
AGEN rs.
hngtOn--Robert Mkay.
Jerseytown-L. & A. 4. Bisel.
Danve--E. B. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawissa--C. G.. Btobst.
Bloomsburg-J. r. Meyer
Limestone- Babbit IS M'Ninch.
Buckhorn-.M &. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge-Andre & Miller
Berwick w Stiles
MAY 4, ls44-2.
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| ~ AAV va LHo AISb " LNIYZA9
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizen. o
NColumbis county, and the public generally
hat Ne has located himselfin in Bloomsbury on Main
street opposite 81. Paul's Church, whore he bas
opened shop, and is now ready and prepared to
receive aud execute all work in his line OF business
with dispatch and in worknanl,ke manner.
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SURVEYING COMPASSES

or pocket, and in short, will do all otherwcik ssu.
ally done in well regulated respectable establish
ment. lie hopes by strict attention 10 bushes
and desire 10 please to receive liberal share o
patronage Country Produce taken in paymen
for work at the market prices
Bloomsburg, November is, lS44.-..30t
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MAGAZINE
FOR 1916.

RAHAM'S MAGAZINE has long enjoyod
Nh the enyiable reputation Of being the beat pc.
rlodcal in the U. s. both in the quality and mum.
Der lts embellishments, and in The tone OF ls liz
erary matter. II is the cheapest as well III the beat
For the year lSi4 the publisher has gwen about
100 pages more original matter than any Of his co..
Iomporurles mole original steel engravlngs, IN ad.
dltiOn To fashion plates and colored flowers. The
lCheapness and merit Of u three-doar magazine over
all uthtls are apparent, which has made an outlay
OF Seven Thousand Dollars greater than shersan
all addition Of engraVings over other magazines lha
would emhelllsh fhe coslliest Annual. The pub
Usher Is however satisfied that nothing but real ert
ctilcace can maintain the high position his period
cal has attained in the United States,
The publisher does not hesitate TO say that he-
deies all competition with Graham's magazine for
l5i5 His immense subscription list, the merit
and number OF his contributors the high order Of
the engravers engaged, the number and variety Of
elegant plates already purchased and on hand, and
the immense facility which his capital and position
give to prosecute the work render any efforts at s
val matter OF rldicue, Every number Of the
work issued, bears with it the evidence OF its III.
umphant success and establishes the impossiblty
otsucc' sstul competition, Improves and extends
for good works, that nothing. Of a humbug order
will DO tolerated.
Every numDer Of Grohams Magazine is issued
at cost OF nearly S4O0O-the plates alone consist.
Ing nearly halt the sum most of the plates are ON
Original American Paintings, executed expressly
for the proprietor for engravings for the magazine.
Among the pictures painted for the volume for
ls45, alc two by Suly, the greateat artist several
by Leutze, Chapman, Inman. Conaroe, Rothermcl,
Thomson, and others OF the best artists of Ameri.
ca The cost of getting up embellishments in this
style may be estimated When we state that some Of
these pictures cost $500 apiece, and will cost us
some of them three times that sum to have them
engraved and worked off Tor the edition of Graham
But ne cost shall be spared to keep our proud
position at the head of tho Periodicals Of tho
world
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All should avoid lhe taller 40 they
would viper. Th. sting of The frslis tbs
mos! sure death