The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-10-29
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M A G. AZINE
FOR cHHrsTMAs AND NEW YEAR, CONTAINING
PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION OF Quo,

y
PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION OF OHIO,
&c, &C.,
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Number will be complete in itself, and con-
an interesting Historical and Descriptive Ac-
count Of the State OF Okis, together with
great variety of other literary and interesting
matter; the whole illustrated with
FIFTEEN ELEGANT ENGRAvINGS.
each Que occupying an entire page Of the
Work. We expect to circulate nany thou
sands Of this eleg,nt Perisdicsl 10 the State
Of Ohio aud elsewhere. The Plates are ali
executed in peculiarly chaste and perfect
manner; and any one eI them is worth The
price of the Work.
The following is list Of the principal
Engravings that will he published in the
January Number, viz. -
]. A splendid view Of the CITY OF GIN
CINNATI, as il appears at the present
time. This isrms Tho FTontispisce, andss
elegantly printed on'ths best and finest
paper, accompanied with particular sc-
count Of the origin, rise, and progress, Of
The Queen of the West.
3. A VIEW OF CINCINNATI, as il an
| pesred in the year 1900; fsrming strik-
ing contrast with its present appearance.
ID. A View Of the PUBLIC LANDING
PLACE, at Cincinnati
A. This NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
at CiRcinnati--a large plate.
5. A View Of LANE SEMINARY, at Wal
| nut Hills, two miles from Cincinnati.
Is. Several Views Of KENYON COLLEGE,
&c, &c, a, Gambler, Ohis.
10. Several Engrayings, Illustrative Of tho
ANTIQUITIES OF OHIO Together
with
10. BEARS ATTACKING A BoAT,s
CREW IN THE POLAR SEAS--a sp-
rited engraving.
IA. PICTURE OF THE DELUGE. This
is, without question, the most vaIuabls and
interesting Engraving in ihe whole Wsrk.
| We have not the space necessary to des-
cribe il, and do il justice.
Is. A VIEW OF MOUNT ARARAT, fionr
I tile hills abave Ervam. This is generally
| admitted 10 be the msuntaiH on which tho
Ark,.re.ted after the Delugs.
or Tho whole of these Plaies are accom-
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