Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01
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iu.l arrouut o. thc csr'y Fouuerrs OF uur Bepub-
lic, interesting AID enchanting Aurrcan LoeaI-
ties, &c &c; the whole Illustrated with about
Twenty Elegant EngraVings On wood!
Several of thom occupying on entire page Of tie
work. We expect % orruiaic, curing tie ap.Tdava,
msnv thou-alc- of this Publication ia tie NeE I'm
gland States aud elsewhere.
Tie Plates Lave Lgru executed IN peculiarly
chJs'. End perfect manner; and any one Of the
Page plsf.s i- worth tie price Of the Work.
IT, roHd Dc impossible ior u 10 Cnumcrate or de-
scribe in thr limits of 90 advertisement, the numer-
ous Interesting literary and other articles; but the
following is iis' Of tie principal Engra'ings:
J. A splendid Monumental Design for The con-
templatcq Tomb Of Goye-nOr Winthrop, the Foun-
der Of Boston, and first Governor Of Massachusetts,.
2. LandiHgOf Gov. Winthrop at Salem, in June
1880.
3. The First Settlement Of Boston.
4 and g. Views Of the Trimountain in 1880, and
Of Boston in 1916; both taken from wel-authenti-
Gated pictures.
6. .Wiut-op bis associates exploring the country
z The Ancient Wnslow House MsrzLfeld Mass
sA faithful copy Of the first MaP ever published
IN America
9and 10. Two Views OF the Old State House,
or llall Of Independence, taken from Chesnut and
Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
little Girarj College for Orphans, Philadelphia
y. A splendid any correct View the New York
Bow vling Green, ana Battery in tie distance. This
represents one of tie most st' brgtet localities in
tie days Of the Stamp Act, aud is one Of the most
beautiful sections Of the city.
10. Indian Parents at the Grave Of their Child.
Designed by Wier.
IA. The New York Merchants Exchange.
lj. The Hotel de Vile, Paris.
l6. View Of Amherst College, with the new
Cabinet and Observatory.
II. The New Houses Of Parliament London.
lSG 49, Hampden's Residence and Tomb; &c.
The whole Of these plates are accompanied with
with interesting descriptions, making the number
invaluable as a Present to young people.
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