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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26
Bargains! Bargains!!

ERASMUS OAKLEY,
Has just seeeissd and opened. Al he New
= s'osr. Ira niies iioslh q Iiill,borsush and
three milrsirom W alnut Grove. q valuable sisek a.
Spring and Summer Goods,
snbrarins every aaicis usual, kepi in eopn-
ny store, which be . dtiermlned 20 cell a. de
Lowest Psicrs Cor Cab OF Trade. Al who
wish TO get bargains are requested to give him
call, Is he u deiermined 10 spsse no efforts 10
please
OF an kinds o. County Trade. such sssRsw
Hides, Homespnn Ciplh. Beeswss. Fisr Seed.
Poultry of I'LL kinds. Rage. &C.. win be taken in
exchange for Goods.
Orange co, April 20. 1854. .33-6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26
II. HOE & CO.,
29 and 3l GoI,l.street, n. ]

or Publishers Of Newspapers who will insert
this advertisement three times, with this note,
and forward US paper containing the same, will
be paid in printing materials by purchasing four
times the amount Of their blu for the advertise
mcnt
May &c, 87--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26
Halifax, July ls, P. NJ.

Halifax, July ls, p. NJ.
The steamer Niagara arrived this
afternoon, bringing three days later
news than the Franklin, having sailed
from Liverpool ON the 9th.
The Car returns courteous, but
evasive reply to Austria, protesting a
willingness to evacaute the Principa-
lities when the allies evacuate Turkey.
He insists in the mean time on retains
ing Moldavia.
The Austrians had begun to enter
Wallachia. More French troops were
embarking at Cherbourg.
Napier was in a line Of battle before
Cronstadt, and had exchanged shots.
Nothing decisive from him.
Some fighting had occurred at Sc
bastopol between eight Russian and
three British steamers. The latter
were much damaged. The comman-
dant at Silistria fell on the rear guard
Of the Russians. and two days bat
tie ensued. The Russians had 1000
killed, when they retreated.
The Turks had been disastrously de-
feated in Asia. Two thousand were
Killed.
SPAIN.-The instruction in Spain
was quite formidable.
The insurgents maintain themselves,
Notwithstanding battle near Madrid.
Wheat had declined three pence.
Flour six pence. Corn one shilling.
Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour is
quoted at SIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26
LATE FROM EUROPE

New York. July le.
The steamer Franklin, which sailed
from'havre pia Cowes. on the 9Th inst,
got ashore of Mantask Yesterday fore
noon. She had on board los .passen-
gers, and 500 tons of Merchandise.
The passengers have all been safely
landed. and reached the city this MORN
ing. Her news. though not very i'm
portant. is highly interesting.
The Austrians had entered Molda>
via.
II was reported at Vienna that the
Cars reply had been received. He
says he will resist 10 the last man and
ruble that he can command.
The Russians had not evacuated
Moldayia.
The Austrian army, numbering "a,
600, had been ordered TO drive the
Russians across the Pruth. A collision
was considered very probable.
Sebastopol was still threatened. The
Russians continued to retire from Wal
lachia and the right bank of the Dan
ube. Fight leagues ofground had been
abandoned, and il was estimated that
the plumber Of troops lost amounted to
$4,000 from all causes.
The Car has levied on the landed
proprietors in Poland. requiring each
to furnish "a armed troops.
SpAIN.-An insurrection occurred at
Madrid on the 28th. The insurgents
were under the command of 0donnell,
and numbered 1000.
The very latest from Madrid states
that the city was barricaded. The Min.
istry had been required to resign, and
the Queen to abdicate the throne. 1t
was reported in Paris that the rebels
had been defeated, but it was not be-
lieyed.
Cotton very firm aud active. Flour
advanced sd. Corn dull aud lower.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
now MEN ..BUsT UP.-


Mez. With unassuming wives never bust.
II Il he husbands Of such women IS Mrs.
Dash and Lady Brilliant, who find themselves
face to face with the Sheriff, and certain
mysterious documents adorned with red tape
and waters big enough for target EXCISE.
The desire Of New York feminine is to
outshine her neighbors-not in the mental
acquiremoats, but in gingerbread ornaments
and eoldedged coal scuttles If Mrs Dash
gives q game suppsr-wood-cosks stuffed
with gold lust-Lady Brilliant takes the
Wind ,oafs@s trbszrlsg- ufsu VIII % bird. O
narsdise. khimmingi in gravy made 4 melted
pearls Isis this rivalry, and not 'dabsline
q railroad stocks that brings ruination =
,bs at mdn Of w ell street. The'illfortun'
e =, whieh tEey complain Is ne more nsr les
slsn ! lriiniess WIFE If they would com
hack 70 happiness, therefore, they snoul'
turn their attention, not to the nuctaasion |,
of,le stsck market, bat 70 the rulnous e.
surdities sf their OWE freside. Ihou.an
dollar repasts don't pay, while the mercpan
~ho purchases hundred dollar hankercals l
Ear & dusk Il wife, should net wender Il = J.
tine eventually zones when = goose q
brsb.nd'glacked shirts, and was but III sul
sled viii brssches4g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
KURDISTAN HAIR WASH,

CAWNEY BELL keeps constantly on hand 4
~ supply Of this much esieemed PREPARATION for
diseases Of the scalp &C., to whseh he invites he
attention Of the public. He sulsoinS Two volunia-
~ certificates:
WNcHEsrEl., Aug. 10, 1854
The undersigned. having uied the Kurdistan
Hair Wash prepared BY Sawnes Bell, find il to be
highly beneficial IN promoting ahe g,owth or the
hair, and giving i a s0fi and plant texture; be-
sides which il is recommended Tor the removal of
dandrnf and for hfalihful opelaiioa On diseased
HuoH H. McGulRE, GEoRcE w. SEKvEns..
N M. CaeTMELL, j. r. ERoostwe.
II. J. MEsMER, G. LEWIS HRENT
w. BAKER MLLER, A. J. rrsNr,
q. W. Snyder, Gas. /. Car.M,
5. APPoLp, lBaltimpre.) II. Bowsas.
GEoRGE w. HAMsoND.
FaIRnoNr, Va, IuFE 81. 1854.
This Is to certify that have nsed he Gu Lus-
trail Tonic and Kurdisian Hat Wash, prepared
and sold by Sawney Bell, Of w chichester, Va, and
ind Il to possess vitiues, not otly N preventing
The hair falling or but in restafine q luxuriant
growth on head already bald, p has been amply
manifested in my own case.
Having used the Kurdistan Hair Wash ure-
pared BY Sawney Bell, can rersmmena It as high
" beneficial for the diseases q ghe scalp Il also
prevents the hair from coming cut
B. B. washington.
Many other certificates fro;a gentlemen Who
have used this preparation NIGH Be ADDED. bat he
above are deemed sufficient
Winchester, September "A, l6il.-zm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

There Is 4 silent river,
The rolling river Time
in summers rosy blns y,
In hoary winier,srimes
II flowetk, ever floweth,
In whatsoever cline.
And well trimm'd banks are sailing
Upon the silent tide;
With golden riches laden,
The little vessels glide !;
And Faith, and Love, aud Action,
And Hope are side by side.
And oh host Of others
Compose the little feet;
Now sooa the waves are heasing,
Now wide the pillows beat;
Gray mists steal Ger the waters,
The mournhl mists Of Fate.
The polar star grows DINNER;
The scatter,d vessels driyeh
All wide in disappointment,
Unfo the waves are given,
And Faith alone remaineth
To bear the soul to Heaven.
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- THE CHEST. a

" THE CHESL. - ~.
In ssTI .FY COOPER, BART, ID. u sne
eminent Medical Practitioner, aes q. ls nprvEN.
Die legacy 10 the world 70 n ms Isns UnfaiIisg
"a. ter P1inonary Diseases, wilhsat IAs use "
Bart, invented and advised ne 1 I.e,S =.
| he MEDICA1ED fer CHEoH .5.,sons- As
% "a aIl persons Of all ages am a. :.
sr,so and safe shield against us.
s.eas Cansnmp,ion. Bronchitis Afsbaa Noa ss;sn
4 $500 ana o,her Affections Of the Lungs, 49,
80 rom the exposed state OF thesehssa
~ fashion, and the continual ne nared
srhe Protector is simply eheptiSa P's
~. l;ned with silk and padded, Ykish, Pss
~, nerk covers the chest, iA 80 agieesvss
moI ~. ,hst once worn, il becones Hetessuy Au'
comfort. - ~. reeentlv intro
i:.,, Smerica Is making rapid PIogiessass..o
~. IIn;,@d states the Canadast SCUM Ah, 49, : !
.he ~ WestIndies II has for long WINE ~
s,s,ie article in England and on the c.sn,s;ss
rnrone while Il has grown IN many
~. s5sition 81 an arlicle Of dress r.,
himself OF bis family will be without them. tn
Hospitals In this country are nokalone recommend
ing them, but rapidly introducing. them. Harcour
Brady & Co, Of London, and Manchester, Ems
land. were originally entrusted with the manufat
ture Of the Protectors, by the laIeeniad Dr. Coope
and continue to manufacture according % his orig
iHat nsuuciions, and therefore recommend thos
who would wear The Protector, 70 see to the
icing genuine.
Remember this is a aopie artitSe, and no Paiel
RETAIL PRICES.
GExr's SrzE, - 81 so each.
= LADIES do. 100 do,
BOYS MIssEs' rs dos
e HARCoURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
- Ann Street 4 102 Nassau Stree
= NEw YoRK
e PRrScrrAL WARgHoUsE, l02 Ifso2 Street, CAsa,
: side London. MAsUFAcroRY, "A Marka Szree
e Manchester, EagLaHd.
:. H. B. 4 Co. are establishing Depots for the sa
cf"The Protector in all parts Of America Phi,
sicians, Surgeons, Druggists, Clu,hiefs Dry Goos
Merchants, Haiiers and Milliners, also Gentlemen
Furnishing Store-Keepers are entrusted with II
wholesale and retail distribution Of hem, and
whom most liberal terms are Offered fot their enie
prise. and splendid opportunity opens 10 them f.
safe and profitable business.
For terms applyfo
HARCOURT. BRADLEY CO.,
Sept 2l-3m. 50 Ann Street. New Yorl
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TIVE LAM OF NEVsPslPERs.

+, r,.;.scr;bere Who 10 not give express notice %
.,sssr are considered ss wishing oconlinue
their sub<criptions. .r.t...
lfsubscribeys order ne = 49,,
papers the publishers can cohsilsie Y seie -
udiiI al aFreaFagts are paiu: ~. ,h.fv
..,sss from he sIiiee % which they are directed
,ssr hsd resonsille till they settle their os,
| and oder the papers discontinued 80, ,i.ce
..;,is..s Is lie pabishers and heir paper
sess = tbe fsT.aes aisection they are held
| sponSible. Z. y. v.f,,.;n1 lo<.
g - fsofs H. once, orfemoving AZ ~ :
ing il uneafled t1si = pia1nA lsss
tenlional fraud.
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b Royal Leiters R1}mt
TIE HYDR0MAdEN,


HATERPROoF' AN7E-coNtUArPTIEE
CORK SOLES,
nj b. Harcfari. Bradley
W. a Co. a Market Street. Nancktsier--
fsl1eiPai Warehouse, 100 Wood $ireek Cheap
side. Lonlon, England AmeriSn Esssblish.
ms1s % Anu sirsst = iu2 4asssf sl.ss,, Nsu
ne H}fromsgsu "a valust,d discovery IA
Projecting The fzet ron damp on ec,5 and lkeIr<
l1.e 4 pfeteniatite or many Lang 45eas>s Uilh-
Qn any dociorIng whatsoever. Tia ~ droEoEc1 -
u the torn'of soie. and worn insise he booi Or
snes. y 1sssseist character i powerful an'i-
For Gs1asmen I, vii Be fond sfseesble. warm
alf healthy p NeeF iE The coldte5 O. saiDiest
4-alhef, a. the foof cannof become bef K The ilY~
.dromagen j. inserted LadiesQa5 etti /, ~.
81 splsa - q .-ees iel >,.zss I.s.'t
e. - N ~ 6oot. 81 cause The ioo! saItHaf
me sI-s To chIldren they are exsEs mtty
nn.l1l engage ia exercise win eem,on
= ~ Their expense Is 30 shgn. = y
nealsaJ saeution besides those wso p...en1
,ssn mi iini their yearly doctors oiIls '11s-
minished thereby ,lare known,
49, = }srreasing 70 an almost ~ feaiol@ ~
,a,,' I .ast wear in London, Maaefrssr, ,bl;n
.sns liverpool Glasgow, Lefas, Deo.,
psr;s Antwerp Hambnrgh, and bet lEns sr nv vear
resehed ,7s2 $50 pairs Of Cork SoaeHi
The me- FseuIty .heif opinion Of tIif value e
!. rrrSeuiiye cor Coughs, Colds, BfoFsh''is' a.
ma and Consumption. ,crs.
Mrx's SIZE, pr. pair 50 CssFs'
I.r,rsf do do 80 COL
Poyf, q MISSES do 25 %.
The Real P nc " ssi !
~ a. : stnrekeeper may make hAe pm 4
ma. s any While they are an article lAas may
s me. + apy Store among any class q sooos.
For terms, apply TO ,.n.,sv = co.
HARCoURT, BRADLEY ~ . Va ya,,
/ c.ns 81 i54-3m. % Ann e ~
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N Is C L L l A N 7.


Newspaper editors get great many po.
lite invitations Mr.. b., from the great
State Of New York, comes in, takes Of his
hat, and lie very glad to see the editor; in.
deed be Is happy in making his acquaint-
ance. He has at the hotel, plough, q re-
volying churn, or freezeless pump patent
and desires to sell Hopes the editer will
60 right over, look At il, describe il, puff j.
for nothing.
In this way he frequently gets an adver.
tisement In the editorial columns, worth $50
to him, At least; and then he is happy II he
never sees the editor again. Another has q
famous bull with very particular points Of
excellence, and be has yard Of stock al
home for sale. The editor will 20 out .
mile, look at the bull, and advertise ,th4-
gentleman,a -skAal.--iAferTtsU Of the lung ba-
fomeier. And so on to the end Of the chap
ter. Seriously, do these vendors Of patents,
stock and wares, ever dream that their bu-
sipess. like the dry good or grocery mer-
chant. is legitimate subject for advertising
that the editors time is valuable, that il
costs him large sums Of money to set his
type and print his paper and two or three
dollars will buy space in his advertising
columns that will be seen BY forty thousand
people -.
should run after them, saying, i have .
family. please to send me fat steer, val
uable plow-a new churn-a patent pump
lin sbert the most valuable thing that you
deal in.' You would say, BY these things
We ge. our living-they cost US money
So with the editor-by his time-his types
the space in his paper and sales Of bis wares
be gets bare living. - Hartford CoHrant
sLRIGH-RIDING WITHA YOUNG WID-
Snow had fallen; the young Of the villag'
had got mp . grand sleighing party to coun
nv tavern at some distance; and the inter
estipr Widow Dambkin sat in the sam
sleigh. under the same buffalo IS myself
obi Oh + don't She exclaimed, as VIC cam
10 The frst bridge, catching me BY the arm
while her little eye twinkled through tn
moonlight. Dent whatf Iasked I'm nc
doing anything We'll, but / thought 20
were Going to take toll replied Mrs. LAM
Kin. H. Irejoined what's thatV how
exclaimed the widow, her clear laugh rlni
ing out above the music ct the bells ~
Meadows pretsnds be don't know what to
tsp Indeed, / don't then, said laughir
} ii turn. Don't knew that the gentleme
D when they 20 on sleighing party, claims
kiss as tell when they cross bridget We
Ineverr When next We came 70 brid!
o ana I claimed the toll ,lthe struggles Of Il
widow 10 hold the veil were not sufficient
tear il and somehow, when the veil was J
meyed her face was turned directly towar
my own, and in The gl.ssrinnagEs s Sf the lpal
= 70. .sa "a The FIRST time in his life ~
~, M.s5ovs Soon We came 70 long Drlc
5rs 10 widow said il was no use 70 re. e
% .si ~ paid up As We reached u .iIneu
% a. .trn9cls' but you won't take soli TOT es'
.rs5 VII YOU, Doctor = she asksd.
a. mol ths only reply was practical am,
= s.;rs % ne question. Did you ever, feas
sleigh ride wish widow, and take Ton =
hriirosl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

TA communication appeared short Iime ago
| in the Richmond Enquirer, purpos,ing TO coma
from the Southwestern part Of the Slate and repre-
.enting the sentiment ofthe Democracy Of that secs
ton 10 be in favor 81 Henry A. Wise for Governor.
| The Arlington Democrat Of the 7ih contains COM
munica.ion from "A Democrat Of The Soath-west'..
denying thar such is the sentiment Of that sec
tiou and stating that the object Of ths Knsnirer's
correspondent was 70 make capital foF Henry a.
wise alone. The following extract from the Dsm-
ocrats correspondent does not manifest very ioY-
ing spirit towards Mr.. Wise:
n believe in the mysterious working OF political
aspirils believe 10 death bed Repentance but
also have faith 10 fhe doctrine requiring experien-
ces 10 be given Since Mr. Wise's congersiee NM
ca s.uad supposed that when
The terrlole snvsa vas lelt BY him which prodnce
s. e. r;ad mt NV 5ind, be would IS 81:
fAul, - sna thai when grace was oliefs1 ia Be
81 ~. - been vain Had he gone 10 preach.
Woun The zeal for the cause Of democracy
ing al paul for The cause Of Christ, We confess
as oa ~ n his sincerity would be more live
oul ssr.s;niv With less hazardsof trust might
Principles not men gpiae 'Nli1si =
! ing him Tor Governor.
aaad not South Wesr unfortunately useo ~ 9
~. usn ~ mast 81 hts personal predilecton, openl
4 Mn ~ ~ feisrence for Wise ovefsny and
!. . 81. is,er 10 the Enquirer would not ha'
.s,sS & strongly 10 an aempto override den
q a s1,s,S.S sentiment Id the South West
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

HAyING p1rcha<e1 \ property k2 ss e
IL Aeycs' Saw Mil. dated On ,1s 5:,7. 80
do.h riFsf an nom prr1d o Ie,n.e ~. 9'' ~, ~
1aiId.1Es e. Also I.i oL q 5r.N $3.50 -. -
hand n IL 1es-, -.,-r. Prouri sl1snlio-
viii b given % all oieu iE1s.se e Y @r 81
september 81. is5i-,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

He Who reads end comes y, w
shall read again epe.ss. " 81, mol 11
But BE who vii POI pi1ns w. NE .e.- ~ Is
Though his name o. enr s!R
shall Be compelled. now
make 49,
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Testimonials.
Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

Iaeorpwafsd 1870 Charter perpstnat- EapiiafsI5o.
900; MIA posre Of decreasing Il to $50, 900.
DUBLIC Buildings, Manufacsories. Mills. Ma
Il chinery, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchan-
disc, Household Furniture, Vessels on the aocks
OF while in port, &C. &C. win Be insured al rates
as low as he risk win admit.
Applications for Insurance may be made 70
B. W.. HERBERT,
In he abscnce Of the Agent from Charlestown. Of
JonN p. BnowN, ESQ. who win atsend 10 them
promptly. Persons AZ 4 distance address through
the mail
N. B. On all Church Buildings and Clergvmen's
personal properly the Agent viii present his com
missions In reducing the amount Of premiums on
The risks thus arising.
December 90 f653-fv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

: knaA HARPERs-F ERnY.
~ ~ 2 IA .g Geo. Mauzes.
~ n :; III, s,,,epnena q. A. Harrington.
- Z. n; Dali nal, Col. Sd. Lllcas.
~ ~. 3 3 MN W., tsB. I. pangerfeld.
so-A y "ilsoh; VIM. SmaltMood
FRoa CHAREEsrowx
T - :. 4, sFnI Its la.es- John Moort, j..
les LIS. ~ 3 nFeyes. J. +. Blessing.
Is.a.y ~ DBssnrnPorl Vim. Lucas,
David Il. CockfelI. ]. 4, chs
Charles Lewis II ! John II
Thomas fsabell II Il @er.
Asaph Wilson. f.aoJtt.
John ]. Grantham Ragfsutcher
Jas. ]. Williams. Bows.
FRoM SHrPpdomon b. Billmyre.
VIM A Morgan. Nm Caufenbergef.
Dr = a. Lucas. /Aym Hendricks.
salIIi Knott. Y-Wm. g. Butler.
y heinhart VI DR.. |. s. Tanner.
s0onn ness SMIfHFIELD.
Nv. W. Throckmorton.
r w. Baylor.L John II. Smith, j
John H. Shey Jos. Smith.
Y. Matson,Ee. John NJ 0oyle.
7. P. DanA John Ill Campbell. NJ.
a. s.1o9 8entlemen ohjected to tho nsme. ~.
Seyeke being on tile list, upon the gvSunss
uan9ho hot q resident Of the county. VI -
ne Coyle and Beller insisted shas " ss.reir
n Of the county and holdiag properly s, ~. lsa
SIX haviny< enlflcient identity OF infeteat "
Im 70 be q Dele gate to the 6onyep Z
was retained. id. ESQ scntlenen were
i On motion Of j. ga9 tbs ai.nets from the eoan-
rory I'd, shouldsons they 10 asathosts-a
Wherenpon, ~ Co.'S county,
sptrs ofthe county e se4Nst-
NM Lucas Jr. SecEv * ,,.o,;no .ai,u,nsd
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WHE8E uaT.bc obfaiteI - MOI 1te11r ren-
- 80 ior A. private Cpur$ninH. q Ioers Euic-
t.'rfs |nlnL M41k1e1s F4inI = he Lama. A11s-
114l % Ae Ai1pey, Diseases & De Iion1> Threat
Irlf 80 4k9, ed ~ doe dfgraf.l a1arrQw ari.a.
II.t- ~ A1l'tcl yool1, y hEil pfod1sfl C1n1fi,1
- Il-{i render A.fllage HRnE pig, 80 ~
~ en4 oEloy1 both body sf1 MI1I. 49,,
xzsgsdsn w.s NV s..9.; ~ ,..'I4, y ssIi.-y
tlee. ~ dresti-| - dcsutt'I6 ls1I. 1t'rk annual
6ss ..f':l o's;'' ~ i1;i''ss, is,'l isss
II|. W. ~ f|'I EI|I fAII rt1I11hdd
| I.|1, y T.1.t ebni.nrIaitk 1lafrisrc.
ZEN - - IlJ 81 u41.1>ll, tI1rII IInal1i1I.IF
so.'1 u ,. - y rre,e.<f. rss -, l.i.h Slight
-. ~ 80 -
CURED 3 20 BAYS on no CIEHtE MADE
:. 4fFic|| 4 trrIA FrrfefirE 1oret ! D11S hon
1II.II |.0 .|l1. - The 1I1tS.
e1. = .ol1'ssisE ne N.ns ~ Nan:
49,. = =, Z. -. 81 Sri, ------l
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orulV Il
nj tists union.
THE Anisisls' Union, would respect
u fully al the citizens Of the United |
States and tIas, that for the purpose Of
cultivaiing athe fine arts throughout the |
country, andview Of enabling every fam |
lily TO becomti Of a gallery Of Engravings, |
BY the first Ne age they have determined |
in order to Offensive sale for their En-
cravings, andonly 10 give employment TO |
large numhts and others, but inspire
among our On 4 taste Tor works OF art,
10 present 10 tasers Of their engravings,
when $50 900 ire sold, $50 900 Gins, ofthe
actual cost of
Each purcla One Dollar Engraving,
therefore, recdnly an Engraving richly
worth the mohlso a ticket which entities
him TO one OF lwhen they are distributed.
For Five Dinghy finished Engraving.
beautifully Pain OIL. and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS. Wit; or Five Dollars worth
Of splendid Els can be selected from the
Catalogue.
A copy Of thkue, together with speci-
men OF one Of Hvings, can be seen al the
Office Of this pal
For each DIT, an Engraving actually
worth that sumHift Ticket, will immedi-
ateiy be forward
ENTs.
The Commitking that the success ofthis
Great Nationakaking will be materially
promoted BY the and enterprise Of intelli-
gent and persevesnfs, have resolved 10 treat
such on the mos terms.
ANY person 10 become an Agent, BY
sending (post-uI, will receive by return
mail. a One Dokfaving, a"GIFT TICK
EFT, (" a Prospeckatalogue and all other ne
cessary informa
On the fnalllion Of the sale, the Gifts
will be placed lands Of Committee Of The
purchasers 10 Diluted, due notice Of which
will be given Thin he Uniled States and the
bF GIFTS:
100 Marble bud ashingion, al 500. sio, oo %.
100 aIav 100. 10 00l
100 1T ehs,er. 100. 900
100 /" ]" llhoun, 100. 1000
gill frsnsE4n Il each. 100. 1000
100 elegant o ings, 2x3 feet
each, 50 500
500 steel plalEl ings, brilliant
y eol'df Deb gill frames, -
10000 eIsgj 3e@ n. Eperaving.,
coPd III. ~ washington
Monufb 20x{a !. each, 4. 1000
~ 600 steS3ase Harings, nom
100 dfint pla now inpos
sessioidand ded BY the Ar
fists ~, Of tkmarket value =.
Of from dts 10 700 each ~ -,
tEst-clasdueili1 n 3Istsix, i1'u
y building b In lQnd l0lst sis.s
New YdCny, u 25xio0 H.. "a q
deep, AZ tvOo. 1-'e
100 Villa siieIcontaik each To-
900 - Mn e sfbs Of New
York Gig, "a Expanding
magnifc1t vnu DC Hudsen
River all Lag ma Sound, "a saf
20 perpetual hans Il h without :,
Interest O. tecu6,yl935 each, ~
e: I: 1: !, )
Reference ii Rad lie esal Esi.is' = 3
visseher 4 Co, Rsl 2 e iiroksrs, New Is +
orde1s, lpostpaid.) dnoosy enclosed y
J.W.lBRooKE. sssy,,
~ The Ensravius Is. catalogues are
ready for delivery.
September 3. l05l-6, so