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The New York herald., 1850-11-16

EIRsT TInE IN NEW YORK.-wfLL OPEN ON
Il rhursday Nov. 18th at P-norama Hall, Broadway.
Beae Cravsns Voyage to California and Return, giving
.,s., q Phlassphi. the starting pointl Gap. Nay.
Storm yaysraiso nssstlsn. San rrancsco Monterey Pa
ddsdy the largest and Scent in the world
painted BY George usge. It00 feet canvasss over
two milss length and gives views Of the principal cities
en- The Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of North sad South
Amsrca from Philadelphia the STARTING place, Bsstoa
With masnincsnt ocean vies A6mssoa rs esats-
children under ten, half price Doors open at 6k-Csm-
~ o'clock vxhibioSs ednesdAy And Satur-
day Afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
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en-, parties Tor prosnsson TERN delivery loco
motive spsnes intended the road the semm.rns
s JUN, Il ~ s as9 IN. ,ss
the trials The Austrian Copsuls,e General Of New
serpons drawings OF the profile Of the road and
eesesss q the elias. sf .ons With eon
Of this country who may desire them.
% row, :, ios ana p NJ ~ M.ii % ssossa.y " sS@- @
ps bes.t snd ths false prophet. Of the Apoea
hoc and Pro,sssnt With Il. ssu..s asd rsssits seats
free. The esru particularly invited.
IvPoRTANrs-u A, or MYRTLE AvENEE, BROOK
Tyr, who met -ith an adventure In getting cut Of
NOVEMBER will cali the house where the ntsrvew toos
place or hep The engagement on Monaay or Tuesday ats
line addressed 70 AA, Herald once. win With imme-
NoTICE-oN AND AFTER NOVEMBER iiru
fOr,yesh,h street ssroush sbs issth avenue Hudson
Canal street. and Brosdwsy 70 the lover end Of the Parh
will be continued down Hrosdwsy through Jshn street. and
Burning 'N' 70 ''''IS okfiSk sS pURYEA propr..or..
NoTICE.-JosEPHB n. RIELL. JUST RETURNED FROM
IN California tegs TO notify his friends ass the frequent
stsr in fispsssrd street and n po.se.,ion q.
hs reputson won 20 ,h. BY the late pcs.sor Mr.
Taylor, vhc has removed 70 the ssrsoens Head Deys
lust ruBLrsHEp, PRICE ex CENTS, rHE DECLINE
of Professionalism and It's cause lecture deltvered Nst
Psriet csthesrsl on Sunday evening" Nov 20. fOr .ss
sisters of Mercy. By the hOss Rev John Hu ghss. D.
AI'bSRp AITbWhRRp puNIaaN BROTHER, 1871 ru,on street.
THIS PARTNERSHIP HERxroroRE ExIsrIsG BE.
F.s. e M. day dissolved Ths business ot the late arm
vfbs continued At NO. sl3 Brosdwsy eJ the subscriber,
essd therein or authorized eontse any sngas.mert
his scoount-Fov. II, 1880 bkONAhp skSes
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ON IxuIBIrIos AND SALE AT rHE GALLERY, ge

Broadway the celebrated picture. by Count dOrsay,
the sise Of me Of Queen vietoria Horseback" fm
poxtsnt worts " the late n West, Of the Angel
appearing 10 Hasar and Tshmss The Triumph % Love-
and iu length portrait Of the artist in his s.udio With
Death The Pale uorse" his easel, with beautiful
drawings and other hne pictures In the snsnt and modern
schcoL Admittsnce I2iS cents, fron A ~ tii p n.
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A NIw EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
Lh Doee brenchtis eold OF cough,
1hreater, friend, TO tahe zen OIL
Do flushed cheeks and laborng breath
Htartle you with fears Of doathf
Dees your side, or throat or chest,
Pals, and rob you Of your restf
Or does asthma, or eatarrh,
On your happiness mste warf
IN Tie -, we've riorieus news
spottens famons Candy use
In that FORM Cod Liver OIL
sickens, nsrseatss no more;
Death IL cheated of his spoil,
And eonsumption's reign 10 oeIl
Wholesale and retail at1lB Revcry of Chadwsk fulton
FerrJi Mrs hays Brcokyn and Of the Dr-sse generally
AZ - censs per package.
TIE HUHAN HAIR IS LIABLE TO BECOME DRY
harsh, 20 fall o. turn erny, dirty and viry New aay
person hair beooss and ,hey will try ~ bottle o
Ienes Coral Hair Restorative ey viii fnd their hair
falling ovrs DARK, sofa clean snd slky. n is the bes'
f03 Brcsdvay
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IL nisht At the hnerv Rooms 90 Brosdvay-rsprsssat.
ing is cities aud rorca also the social
ocseki At ~ precisely AdmttAnes s.S
children, half price.
CAsrLE GARpKN-rHE PUBLIC ARE MOST RE-
speeuuy informed that this popular place Of resort 10
opened for the inspection OF vtsrs from o'clock ~ 70
o r. NJ, anordins an opportunity TO view the bSanufuL
scenery Of bay and harbor upper galleries
Price of adm lsson i2k oen,s
DILGRIMS PROCREss-NOw OPEN, AT wAsHIN0-
ton Hall No. 6ys Broad Houston street, the
Panorama Of BunJ ans Pilgrims Progress Doors at
at quarter before o'clock Admittanoe so
cents; children half price Family tickets Admitax four
ST. Tickets to be OBJ aimed at the book and
A. the door An afternoon exhibition Wednesdays Aad
Saturdays, at o'clock.
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I,nn PARrNERsHIP HKREToFORE ExIsTINo BE

tween The tubscrbers, undsr The name sf sencs and
T.ee. N this day dissolved The business of the late firm
vfb he No. sl3 Broadway the subscriber
enard senoe individually and no other person 10 inter-
his acoount-Eov. m. 1890. LkONAkD stNCk.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-08-06

The Presidents COURSE. - The
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post, (Free Soil,) says:
IL am informed that the President has
given no indication whatever, OF beng
disposed to favor the omnibus bill! III the
Senate, but that, on the contrary. he
comedies with SO much of the policy OF
his lamented predecessor, as would have
provided for the effectual protection Of
the rights of the United States, and the
inhabitants of its province of New Mex
leo, from the dangers which threaten
them.
Mr.. Fillmore is an exceedingly re-
served aud cautious man, and | consid-
er it altogether improbable that he has
declared his intentions upon this or any
other subject since his accession to ex>
e%cutive power in the government and
vet | have confidence that the gentle-
man who furnishes me with this intelli-
gence, so important, if it be authentic,
has formed his opinions from circum>
stances and indications not likely to de-
ceive."
Still the truck aud dicker newspapers
in this region 90 on with their lying as
usual. Wdtchman.
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Middlebury College.

The Commencement at this Institution
will occur on Wednesday the DIST inst. On
the day previous, at ? o'clock, p. NJ, an
Grafton will be delivered before the IPhilo-
mathesian Society by the Rev. Truman
Nj. PosT, of st. Louis, ard at 4 O'clock, the
Rev. EDwIS +. HATFIELD, Of New York
City, will address the Philadclphian Society.
In the evening of the same day, Dcclama-
lions for Prizes as usual.
The exercises on Wednesday will COM
mencc at 10 o'clock. In tho afternoon, the
Hon. ALEXANDER w. BUEI, Member of
Congress from Michigan, will deliver an ad
dress before the Socicty Of Associated
Alumni.
Following the above. on Wednesday,
the exercises Of the Semi-Centcnnial Cele-
bration will mme with an address on
the Religious History Of the College
by Rev. JOSHUA BATES! d. d., after
which, a Sermon by Rev. STEPHEN OLIN
ID. d.; President of Aliddletown University
On Thursday, the Anniversary exercises
will he continued by n Salutalory Address
from Rev. BENJAMIN LADAREt, ID. d; 4
Eulogy on deceased Graduatys, by Rev
JonN I%IouGH, ID. d.; a Historical Discourse
by Rev. n. S S. BEMAN. ID. ID; and Il 20.
en- by JoHN 6. SANE, Esq.
M|iddlebury, Aug. 5, 1850.
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STATE OLE ]

Addison County, IS. In Chnncery.
Whereas, Lafayette Harvey, Of Middlcbury,
has this day filed in my Office his bill in chan
Gerry against G.. II. Vanalstinc. a transient per-
son, now in the State Of new York, sctiirg
forth that on the eth day Of May, 1898, said
lVnnalstinc being indebted to one jeremiah
Bingham in the sum of 2IO dollars, specified
in four promisory notes, each for the sum o?
so dollars and so cents, payable with annual
interest to said Bingham, or order. one on the
7th day Of November, 1889, one on the 9Th day
Of November, 1870, one on the 9TH day Of No
vember, lS4l, and enc on the 7lh day of Nav,
ls42, all dated the Eth May, 1898, on the same
9TH day Of May, 1898, to secure said notes. ex-
ecutcd his mortgage deed In fec of certain
premises lying in tic yillrge Of Middlcbury,
described rs follows, to wit: beginning mt the
" North Eastcrly corner OF a horse lot sold by
" Edwin Whitney to Emcline Taylor on the 18th
" March, 1897, lying on the Norfhcrly side of
+" the road leading to Cornwall running on the
It line of said road road castwardly ~ feet; then
" turning ut right angles and running noriht riy
" parallel with said Taylor's east line 50 10
" feet; thence turning westerly and running n
" straight line to said Tdylor's north west cor.
" ner; thence on said casterly line to bounds
" begun at -. and setting forth that said Bing.
ham. on the 18Th October, A ID. 1919, assigned
and transferred 10 him, the said Harvey, all his
| ilHhNi III hpb intcltsl III SAT- pltHllotS W as
signmcnt decd of that date: and that said notes
have not been paid, and praying that a decree
Of foreclosure might be made against said Van
alstinc and all persons claiming under him.
And happening that said Vanalstinc reside
without this State, so that Il Subpoena cannot
be served upon him it is ordered that said Van.
alstinc be required to appear before the courl
of chanccry on the first day of the next term
thereof to be holden ut Middlebury within and
for said County of Addison, on the second
Tuesday of December, A. ID. 1sj0, and answer
to said bill of complaint. and that the complain
ant cause this order and the substance Of sale
Bill to be published three weeks successivcl,
in the Midllcbury Register. a public newspa
per printed mt SAID Middlehufy, the last 0
which publications shall be at least twenty day.
previous to tho commencement of said term .
said Court.
Giren uwder my hand at sdid MiddieJury, ti
1911 day Of July, 4. u 1850
GEO. S. SWIFT. Cie,k.
Linslcy & Bcckwith, Solicitors -
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison,
Commissioner TO receive, examine and adjust
oil claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of
ISAAC LANDON,
late Of Cornwall in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, aud six months from the 29th day OF
June, 1850, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, W. do therefore hereby give no.
tice that we will attend to the bushes of our
said appointment, at the late dwelling house of
the said deceased in Cornwall, on the 4lh Mon
day of August next and the 4th Monday Of
December next, from nine O'Clock, A. NJ. until
four o'clock, p. NJ. on each of said days.
DANIEL L. WRIGHT, Commits
CHARLES ID. LANE, s%ioners.
Doted at CorawaH, his lsh day J.Itg 1850.
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Y TIN G S.

in velyct,, in silks. in Cashmeres, in Marscillcs,
in Lincns-~Stfipcs, Cheeks, pldids; plain.sprig-
gcd, figured, printed and embroidered.
SHIRTS, plain md flncy, striped, checked
and ring.strcakcd. These materials, together
with all Trimmings, may DC frRde up to Older
Mt the same establishment on short notice, ir
the most Fashionable Style and
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COMMIssIoNERs, NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District ofAddison, Commits
sioners, TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons, against the estate of
EPAPHRAS MILLER,
late Of Middlcbury, in said District, deceased,
aud also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the 18th day Of
July, A. ID. 1850, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, We do ,hei cfore hereby give no
tice that we will attend to the business of on.
said appointment, at The Office of IL. Seymour, ,
Esq, in said Middebury, on the lst Tuesday Of
September and January next, respectively, from
nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four O'Clock, +. NJ. on
each Of said DAYS.
S XII ; ; s5 j$SS. Commissioner.
Dated At Middleburs. this 2Odl day Of July, A.
u. 1850. I5:3w
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Another wonderful cure of Scrofula effected by RranrN,
Indian Purifying Extract, One bottle Of which il,
l. times more Curative aud Purify ing than any
bottle OF Sarsaparilla that was ever used. -
MIR. NJ. +. Wallace Dear SIR: ! take pleasure IN in.
forming YOU that the four bottles Of Brants PulpOnary
Extract which | have used, has had the desired effect -
Tor more III ~ u year | was Frustrated with that worst
of all diseases, Scrolula. ia the glands of my hcck. So
sevefely was | afflicted by the many tnmors and running
sores. that my general health declined 80 Wuch that |
was incapable Of attending 10 any business j large por-
tion of the lime. But now, ! am restored To perfect
health, aud do in great confidence recommended its
use to Others ~ u certain ,pcciic fur Scrolious ahcc
tions, aud all impurities of the blood.
n. Il. SIN MSON.
~ For let of AGENT, zee ADVERTISEMENT another
column. lJ2w
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JOsEPH G%ALnRAITH.
COMFORT FOR THE AGED

The Montreal Transcript, one Of the hest papers in
Canada, speaking Of Wistars Balsam Of wild Cherry,
June ~, l5i9, says;-
We believe il 10 he generally recognized A. a nsefn
medicine by mcdical men, aud We can state with perfect
truth and sincerity, that IN one case with which we are
more particularly acqdainic1-that OF an old gentleman
1T least eighty years of aye, residing n lew miles from
ahis city and who Is troubled at times " irh au I
m III c a complaint, the most decided relief it obtain
ed whenever he makes use Of the balsam--ihis, ut the
advanced period of life which he has arrived at, may be
considered an unanswerahle proof of it, virtues.
lFrom the Boston Daily Bee.
From some title experience Of our own, we testify the
superiority Of the Balsam OF Wild Cherry, aud We have
been repeatedly assured by quite a number of our per
sonal friends who have used 1t 18th success 10 pulmona-
ny complaints, the phthi.ie, asthma, night sweats, sc.
that they regard II as one Of the most bcledeial renedi
al agents of the time.
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS on the wrapper
Sold by W. y. Russell. Middlebury, also by Ag't
throughout tho State. I5Iw
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Dir0,

i1n this iowa, on the 2d inst, Mrs. OFA
G.. PLAIsrED, wife OF E..B. Ptaisied, in
the 12d year Of her age
Mrs. p. had been for several years n con.
sislent and exemplary COMMUNICATE in the
Protestant Episcopal Church. During the
last four years a very painful disease had
been preying upon her conslilulion-and
the value and efficacy Of the religion she
prolesscd, and also the sincerity Other pro-
lession,. were most s%ignally proved in the
patience and resignation with which she
was enabled to bear her sufierings. Es-
p%ecially in her last iliness-when her phys-
ical sutierings we're most severe, were the
exceeding riches o! the grace o. God made
manifest in her. With the most entire ac-
quiescence in His will, she resigned her
self into His hands: eiher for life or for
death. Willing 10 continue aud suffer if
he ordained il. yet, realizing fully tina, tio
depart and he with Christ is far better. "
So, when she knew that her end was fast
approaching. not a single fear or a single
doubt disturbed her calm and deep assnr-
ance, or ohscurcd her blissful anticipation.
In the dark valley Of the shadow of death,
He in whom she trusted was with her, and
His arm sustained her. So long as her
earthly lie continued He was her Portion
| and ALTER that, w doubt not, He received
her TO glory. NJ.
In biacoln, Mass. July 10Th, Mr.. AMo.
BARKER, The last survivor OF the Concord
Fight. lie was 81 years Of age.
In New Haven. July 18th. MARY lisa.
DoEE, youngest daughter Of Daniel anc
Eliza Smith, aged .our years . month;
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Terence Wakefield, Jr., an a,
pothecary in Boston, has been arrested
for mausIaughter, and required to give
bail in $4,000, for putting up ten grains
Of corrosive sublimate for a physicians
prescription, instead of ten grains Of cal
omel. Mr.. Jas. d. Hall, for whom the
latter article was prescribed, came to his
death by taking the corrosive sublimate
the apothecury stating that he did not
read the prescription correctly, mistak>
ing the words of the written order.
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CASE OF MRS. EGGERT.
We regret that we have not room to publish in
full the cntire history of the case Of Mrs. Eggert,
as it shows conclusiyely the controlling powe of
this Medicine in relieving and curing apparent,
the mcst homeless cases. Want of SPACE oLlipes
us TO ahridee her statements.
READ, AND BE CONVINCED.
Mrs. Eggert states that for the last six years
she has been c~onsumpliye, but during the past
year the disease has worn her down extremely
low all remedies having failed To stop its pro-
gress. The Cough was most distressing, with a
continual pain in the breast. Coid, clanmy
NIGHT SwEATs and HEcrIc FEVER nlterna-
ted " nth Cold CHILLs every day. She became
weak and debililated, and reduced so low that
he weighed only ninety pounds. All her ihysi-
ians had despaircd of her recovery, MS their rem
dies had failed to 10 any good. One Of them
allied in a skilful consulting Physician to examine
er Lungs, and lie pronounced That one of her
ungs was entirely gone that the other was vast
away, and there was no hope Of her recovery.
bout the FIRST oi last August, The Tuberclcs IN
her Lungs liberated both INTERNALLY, sand externally
The quantity of matter thrown up almost sufio-
Gated her. The blood now settled under her nails
20 that some of them afterwards fesicrrd and
came OF. Many Of her friends came in TO take
their Last Leave.
At this crisis [20th Aug she commenced usin.
DR.. Rooms SYRUP OF LIvERwoRT, TAR,S'
CANcHALAGUA, with only a faint hope, as her
Physician said il contained no virtues. But what
a Lnnnv chance - IL stained the DISTRESSING
y a.. NJ, -, H. Ld. H. 81, MI
Sou5ni u"e Is" j" r"e pie'S, WS 'ou NiSht
Sweats the iieeiie feNer, ana Solh oillls, IN IL
very shOri Tine IL also eiHluIed hcr 10 raise the
large quantity of Matter aud rhlegm which OPP
pressed her Lungs. From that moment she has
continued to get better; uni,l, such is the great
change, even her friends ana rhysIc"nS now pass
also SAYS that she has never felt SO well as she
nov zoe slnoe nc "1S nu"mue" ye"s o. "
rn't sne ~. ,ro "' ,s wc Iun,",'s 80 ~.
~" 10 lined in aesh for ,Le las, 'brce ,n,b"
-" ,i'a, instead of 90. she now weinb. 10 I'M.
and in,;,es ali thosc Who doubt tho ,iriues Of Dr.
Roger L%i,erwort, Tar, and Canchalnrua, To call
and see her, on Elm, three doors above Cooper
ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
We, the undcr,isnod, state that We arc acquainted
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. that, at a Probate
Court held Mt Middleburv in and for the Dist
rict Of Addison, on the l7ih day OF July, 1850 (;
William Z. Russel, administrator Of the cs-
tate of MARSHALL ). DRURY,
late Of Middlehury in said District, deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ance; 1t is thereupon ordered. that said &c.
count be considered for allowance by this Court,
at the session thereof TO be held at the office of
the Register of this Court in said Middlebury,
on Thursday, the 18th day Of August next, NJ
one o'clock in the afternoon and that said adj
ministrator give notice thereof to all persons in
%tercsted, that they may appear and make
their objections, if any they may have, to the al
lowance of said account,by Furnishings certified
copy Of this order in the Middlcbury Register
a newspaper printed at said Middlebury-thrcc
weeks successively previous 10 the time of said
Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell, RegistT.
a true Copy of Record.
10 Attest, jed. S. Bushnell, Regisiti.
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OF qualities in fabric, this collection possess
scs all which have heretofore been worn and
some styles which make their first %entree; while
here may be found the most desirable aud elc-
giant c%olors, particularly the approved pepper
and-salt, mush-and-milk, rotten-squash, and
briinstone.an yerdigfis c%olors, ut present So
rite in the fashionable world.
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troduccd, 1t has made CURES which arc perfectly as
%tonishing. II Is supcrcecding every other Cough Mcdi-
cine before the public. Testimonial ARE daily being
sent in to the propfietors Of CURES effected, even ni
ter Physicians had abandoned all hope. A single trial
will convince the most incredulous of its efficacy.
~ See other Certificates in the Pamphlet, also Ions
advertisement in another column.
For Sale in Middlebury, by w. .RUSsEl"
July 30, 1850. lf'lm
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Census Notice.

1t is particularly requested, in order to ia
c%ilitatc the taking of the Census, tlat every
householder make a memorandum and leave
with his family, containing answers TO the
following questions;
/. The namc, age, sex color, place Of
birth, and occupation Of every person in
your family on The LIST day of June last.
?. Those in your family who have married
and those who have died within the year
ending first of June and in case of death
the month in which they died, their age, sex,
color, profession, and place Of birth also the
disease or cause of death.
3. The total value of all real estate owned,
he the same located where it may, (including
buildings.)
A. Improved land in acres; unimproved
land in acres cash value of farm value Of
farming implements, including wagons, carts.
harnesses, &c; number of horses; number Of
milch cows, of oxen, OF other cattle, Of sheep,
and of swine value of live stock number
bushels of wheat, rye, corn, and oats num-
Der pounds of wool; number bushels peas
and beans, potatoes, barley, buck wheat val
tie of orchard products in dollars; number
pounds Of butter, of cheese number tons Of
hay number bushels clover seed.-other
grass seed-pounds of hops-pounds of silk
c%ocoons; pounds of maple sugar, of bceswax
aud honey.-valuc of home made manufac-
lures, and of animals slaughtered during the
year.
The above items of information are re-
quircd by law. and it would confer a great
obligation on the undersigned whose duty it
is to collect the same, if every householder
would assist them in the manner above indi-
Gated.
ID. S. CHURCH, .fst Marshals
G. A. COLLAMER. for
CYRUS BIRGE, addison Co.
July %, 1850. ll:4w
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AMERICAN ARTUNION.

ms institution offers to each OF its subscri.
y . ule current year, n line engraving on
Leslle's celebrated painting of Anne Pan. ~ w.
de' ana ShaAo@! a copy Of the illustrated bullc.
I'm ! to, published monthly; a set of fine line
ehgrailngs on steel Of the size of 10 Inv IN
inches, among which is the Diam Of Aroadia
ny Cole and a chance in the distribution Of
Ssteral hundred choice paintings, Busts of
washington in Bronze, besides other works of
art Subscriptions received by
i5;sw Uanora,. s.oo.