The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-11-05
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foR cHRIsTNAs AND NEW YEAR, ct tnrAIMNcA 4
PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION OF OHIO,

| PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION OF OHIO,
~ &c, &c,
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Number viii be complete in itself, and con.
an interesting Historical and Descriptive AL
count Of The State Of Ohio, together with !
great variety. of oitor literary ard ini, rtsIinr
matter; the wl.ole ilIusiraied with
FIFTEEN ELEGANT ENCRAvINCs.
each Que occupying an entire psgs Of ,le
Work. We expect 10 circulate many thou
sands of this elegont Periodical ii, The State
of Ohio and elsewhere. The Plates are sll
executed in peculiarly chaste and i,erise,
manner; and any one Of them is worth tho
price Of The Work
The following IL fist If tie prircipal
Engravings that will be published in The
January Number viz. -
/. A splendid view Of tie CITY OF GIN
ClNNATI, as il appears at the present
time. This ioims The FIoniispicc ce, and is
elegantly printed on The be and finest
paper, accompanied with particular &C.
count Of The origin, rise, and progress, Of
the Queen Of The West
3. A VIEW OF ClNClNNATI, as Il an
peared in the year 1900; forming a sirik-
ing contrast with its present appearance.
3. A View of the PUBLIC LANDING
j PLACE, at Cincinnati.
4. The NEW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
at Cincinnati--a large pIate.
S. A View Of LANE SEMINARY, al Wal
nut Hills. two miles from Cincinnati.
6. Several Views of KENYON COLLEGE.
&c, &c, a, Gambler, Ohio.
10. Several Engravings, illustrative Of tho
ANTIQUITIES OF OHIO. Together
10. BEARS ATTACKING A BOATS
CREW IN THE POLAR SEAS spi-
rited engraving.
IA. PICTURE OF THE DELUGE. This
is, without question, the most valuable and
interesting Engraving III the whole Work.
We have not the space necessary to des-
V cribe il, and do il Justice.
Is. A VIEW OF MOUNT ARAFAT, from
the hills abaye Erivam. This is generally
admitted 10 be the mountain on which the
Ark reeted afierthe Deluge.
or The whole of these Plates are accom-.
panied with interesting descriptions, making
the Number invaluable as Present 10 yeuna
People.
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