The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-11-12
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PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION CT OHIO,

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PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION CT OHIO
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great variety Of olief liseIaiy md inieft sting
matierJ tie Whole illustrated with 7
FIFTEEN ELEGANT ENGRAvINCG.
each one occupying an cnsiIe rsgs Of iha
Work. We expect 10 circulate many tlcu-
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manner; and sny one oi them b worth sba
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The following is Isl Of The psintipa
Eugravinas that will 10 published In the
January Number, yiz.:---
]. A splendid View Of the CITY or GIN.
CINNATI, as il aprean at the plcseat
time. This forms the Fioniispiece, and Ia
elegantly printed on The best and finest
paper, accompanied With particular &C.
Count Of The origin, rise, and progress, of
the Queen Of The West.
2. A VIEW OF CINCINNATI, ss It sp-
peafed in the year 1900; forming sirik-
ing contrast with IFS present Appearance.
3. A View Of the PUBLIC LANDING
PLACE, at Cincinnati.
A. The NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
at CineinuatiS-a large plate. \,
5. A View Of LANE SEMINARY al Wall
nut Hills. two miles from Cincinnati.
8. Several Views Of KENYON COLLEGE.
&C.. &C., a, Gambler, Ohio.
10. Several Engrayinga, illustrative Of the
ANTIQUITIES OF OHIO. Together
with
10. BEARS ATTACKING A BOATS
CREW IN THE POLAR SEAS spi-
riied ehgfnyiRg.
IA. PICTURE OF THE DELUGE. This
is, wi,livui question, The most valuable snd
interesting Engraving in the whole Work.
We have not the space necessary TO deas
cribe il, and do il justice.
Is. A VIEW OF MOUNT ARAFAT, from
the hills abave Eriydm. This is generally
admitted 10 bc the mountain on whiehthe
Ark resied after the Deluge.
or The whole of these Plates are sccom.
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