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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

SALES OF PERSONAL PRoPRRrr. There will
be offered for sale on next Wednesday, the 10Th
: inst, at the late residence of Thomas Wilson.
deceased, Of this place, choice variety oil
household and kitchen fueniture, goods, &C.,
Mrs. Wilson and family intend removing to
Iowa, next month. For list OF property, We
refer our readers to hand-bils.
On Wednesday, the 26th inst, Charles Faw.
cstt, Esq, Of Union township. preparatory to
removing to Iowa. will offer sale his personal
property. consisting of horses, cattle, hogs
sheep, household furniture, &c., dc. See all
vertisement and hand bills.
On Friday, the slst inst. George Crimes
Esq, will offer at public sale. at his residence
one half mile northwest of Augusta, number
Of horses, cattle, sheep, and farming utensils
also. a lot of household furniture. For par
tieulars see hand-bills.
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sALss or REAL EsTATE.-On Saturday next.
the 10Th inst, Andrews George, administrator
Of James M. George, deceased, will offer for
sale on the premises, valuable farm Of 100
sorss situate in Fox township, near Judge
Gsorge's store. For description of premises,
terms OF sale, d., see advertisement.
On next Monday. the 18th inst, Luke Da.
Wis, administrator of James NJ. Davis, ESQ,
deceased, late OF this place, will expose to sale
at the door of the Court House. a portion of
the real estate ofSaid decedent, amongst Which
Ia farm of 1856 acres, in this township, about
two miles north of town. on the Lisbon road,
See advertisement.
On Saturday, the a9th inst, Jonathan Dan.
isls, guardian Of Gilead Marshall, will offer
for sale an 80 aore tract of land. situate 10
Fox township, near Mechanicstown. Any De r
son desiring snug little farm would do we'll
10 observe advertisement and hand bills.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

THE EDIroR.--Edtors are strange sort o
animals. The following capital toast drank q
Printers Festival, recently held at Boston, il
very expressive:
The Editor The man who is expected t
know everything. tell all he knows, and guess
u the rest to make oath to his own good
character, establish the reputation of his neigh
bors, aud elect all candidates to Office to blow
up everybody, suit everybody, and reform the
world to live for the benefit of others, and
have the epitaph on his tombstone, "Here he
lies his last y in short, be is a locomotive run.
ming on the track of public note riety; bis lever
is his pen his boiler is filed with ink, bis
tender is his scissors, and his driving wheel is
public opinion; whenever he explOdes it ia
caused BY on-psyment of subscriptions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

The 6rst German paper printed west OF the
mountains, was issued at Lancaster, Ohio, by
John Herman. It was called the Ohio AdIsr
- Ohio State Journal.
EE A mistake, Mr.. Journal. "The first
German paper printed west of the mountains"
was Der Patriot am Ohio established By
VIM. D. Lepper, Esq, in New Lisbon, 1907
1t was converted into an English paper at the
end of six months. The German type was sub.
sequently taken to Lancaster and the "Ohit
Adlsr" printed thereon. "Der PATRIOT wsi
the first German journal publishediu in the west
and the " Ohio PatriOt' is now the Oldest paper
in the west published without change of name
- Ohio Patriot.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

The LdScf CorPorations "A irissd has call
ed our attention to lsw passed IN April.is54.
anendaiory Of tbs general corporation Law, by
which stockholders Of railroad. turnpike, plank
road. magnetic telegraph, bridge. or any jOiAt
stock GHapasy, organized under said corpora
tiOn Law. shall be beld liable 10 an amount
equal To their stock subscribed in addition to
said stock. We were not aware Of the exis.
lence OF this amendatOry act. bat John A. Foot
then Senator. infOrns us it was passed to NEE
CAGE in Licking county in whish mAnufac
turing company vas about to be organised. -
CleVs. Herald
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THE WVNDER on THE AGE.

DR., Tobias Venetian Linimsns is warranted TO cure
Cholera Collie, Sea .nesso ID Sores Swelling Tooth.
sche, Headache and pains Of all kinda or pay.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM
Capt C5rus.ock Of tie Steamer Baltic collins Line
vas cured Of severe attact OF Chonie Rheumatism !.
a lev days b DR. Tobias' celebrated Venetian Lni
msnL
CASE OF CHOLERA.
Mr.. John Wight Of the frm Of J, Wright O., No
ISL CHARTERS Street. NeE Orleans was imme liately
cured Of esere attack Of Cholera by Tobias Lnimen
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Hrs. Joseph Nicholl Of No. l6 Essex Street, New
York was cured Of attack Of Cello aad vomiting by
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment
Depot, co. Courtand ST., Nsu-Yofk.
Sold by ell the Druggists, price rs L 80 eta
Agents G. A. Beoge and J. @. Baxter, Csrro!Itou; l.
Wand, Harlem Spring.; Highland and Pugh Harris.
burgh.
Nov. 20-lsb5. ly.
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LAND FOR SALE,

Pursuantto an order of the Probate Court Of Car
rolleounty, Ohio, will offer to sell at public outcry,
on the premises,
On Saturday. the 10Th day of March next A. D. 1856,
"Che Southwest q1arter of section tweltysx (26) in
Township thirteen (lS)of Range four a. cona ming
100 acres OF less. Said land is in Fox Township
Carroll county, Ohio, on the foad from Carroton via
Georges Store, to Yellow Creek and Springfield, and
one half mile east of the Store Of r. George ESQ., There
is on said land about so, to l0d acres clear ed cabin
buildings, well of good water at the door Of the house
and other improvements. The land is of good quail
ty and valuable. Appraised at $4,4sO. Terms one
third in hand, and residue in two equal annual pay
ments with interest," secured by mortgage on the prem
ses, Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock noon of said day, at
tendance given. ANDREWS GEORGE.
Administrator, Of
JAAES n. GEORGE, dec.
Feb. II, 1855 zw
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Meeting of the Carson League.

Notice ia hereby given to the members o
the Carson League and to the friends Of TEN
persnce generally of this place. that there
will be a meeting held on next Wednesday
evening in the n. E. Church. a. early candle
lighting. The meeting will be addressed upon
the subject of Temperance by several speak
srS. Such business as may properly come
before the meeting shall receive attention.
The cohorts of king Alcohol" have mar.
shsled themselves for the purpose of aiding
and encouraging the traffic il the liquid pois-
on and it becomes the friends of Temperance
and Morality to let no opportunity of defeating
their wicked designs slip. Let there be gen,
srsl turn out Come With US and We will do
thee good.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

BREACH or PRoMISE.-At recent session
Of Court at Ulster, N. Y. a suit for breach
ofpromise was tried between a Miss Jordon and
Mr.. jenkins, both residents OF Gardener, in thai
county. The contract Of marriage and lis breach
were clearly shown, and the jury gave the
plaintiff 5000 damages. Both parties are
said to be highly respectable, and the only
cause assigned fol the failure of jenkins to full
fill his engagement, was the opposition of bi
mother. He isa boy about thirty years 0
sge,
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NOTICE.

Jacob GLADDEN., Jr. The State of 0his, Camel
vs. coGHty, Court Of eomEoa
Cathsrihe GLADDEN.. Pleas. DiYorce.
Notice s hereby given o Gait alne Gfdden, the Dc.
fen dsnt (rhO is supposed 10 reside in Beriy Ctustv
Iowa that en- the 2eth dsy Of January, f. b. lsEs,
the Plaintiff, Jacob Gaecen, Jr her hushsrd, fled
Pet ition sgsnst her in said CCuit which viii be ior
be airing at tie next tenn thereof Tile esd peti,;cn
chargea the said CsthaIine With wiul atferce cr ere
than three years. fromthe Petitioner ard stks tlst
marriage contract existing between them may be CAL.
ce lied and the parties recessed icm tie obgstie aa
lh ereof ard for general relei, kc. VAN GROWN,
sb. Z, isEs,-sw, pd, Attorney fot Pet'r,
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J. s. HUNTER, PRus'r,
Csrrollton, o.. Feb. l3. 1856.

BRIOHTHS UP.-Sprin2 is approaching and
there will soon take place. general cleaning
up TOR the summer, Amongst other things
don't forget the Painter. If your front fences
appear old. or your dwellings,, out houses or
other buildings look weather beaten, a slight
touch OF bis brush will give to all new
appearance. twill not only improve the looks
but protect from the destroying influence o.
the weather. pontforget the inside of YOU,
dwellings Be sure to have the "wood work
we'll painted. Mach labor is saved to the tidy
house keeper by SO doing. We pity the stn
81 soul who won't have his dwelling painted
for fear of the cost, and the clown whose eve
is SO dead to beauty that he will not ornament
his domical. A few dollars spent in this way are
we'll spent. We know of no person, better cal.
eulated to peform such labor, than our towns.
man. D. N. Coleman, His skill, as a painter
is not surpassed in these diggins. His work
will recommend itself to all. Gi We him cal
and we warrant satisfactory rendered.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

FoRrI IPrcArroNs.--The Bill reported 10 the
Senate of the U. s. on the 9Th inst, provides
for expenditures in the Senate of New York
as follows AT Fort Richmond at the Mar
rows, 100000, Fort Schuyler, New Yorl
Harbor, sl5o,OOo ; Fort Montgomery, at th,
outlet of Lake Champlain, 500, 900 Fol
purchase of land for defensive purposes at Sta
ten Island, N. Y, $52,95O repairs of For
Ontario, near oswego, 5000; repairs at For
Niagara, $4,000, repairs Of Fort Wood, Be
does Island, N Y. HarbOr. $4,000. The to
tai appropriations mode by this bill amount t.
S792, 900.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

Ohio Journal Of Education. The March
number OF this valuable monthly is before Us
The Journal is mainly devoted to the educa.
tional interests Of the State, and is equally
important to the friends Of Education in all
parts of it. We would gladly see a much
wider circulation of the Journal in our midst
Teachers, lend helping hand. The price i.
only one dollar. Address journal of Educs.
ton, Columbus, Chic"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

EF The Ohio aud Pennsylvania Railroad
Directors have chosen Charles T. Sherman,
Esq. of Mansfield, Ohio. to be Attorney OF
the Road. They have also chosen Mr.. ]. H.
Moore, of the Michigan Southern Railroad
as Superintendent Of the Road, John H.
Hampton, Esq has been chosen Assistant Al
torney. So says the Pittsburgh Dispotck Of tht
4th. inst.
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Land for SaIa.

Pursuant to an order of the Pr Court of Car.
roll County, Ohio will osr for sale at public OutCry,
on the premises
On Saturday, the 2sth day of March, A. D. 1885,
the following real estate situate In the county of Car
roll and State of Ohio, to witt THE North hall Of the
South west quarter of section twenty eight. of town
ship thirteen of range four, of the lands soil at seu
benvile, Ohio subject however, to the dover estate
of Nancy Daniel, iormerly harshalD set of by metes
and bounds The land is of good quality and yslua
BILE. Appraised at 81 900.
Terms-0ne third in hand, and residue in two a.
quail annual payments, With interest," secured my mort
gage on the premises Sale to begin at IL o'clock noCu
Of said day, and close before P. n.
JONATHAN DANIEL, Guardian
Of Gilead Marshall
February 81, 1856. I'd pr fee $3.50
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

am sill manufacturing, and have on hand gooi
assortment Of Havana, Principe. Half Spanish and
common cigars, all Of which will recOmmsnd the mse
ves to purchasers who may be pleased to call and sI
amins.
A full assortment Of chewing tChacco, of the most
choice, and popular brAnds selected especially for
the retail trade-also
SNUFF, PIPES AND SMOKING 7OBT 90.
A complete assortment of Spices common and Fancy
candies, Nets, Fruits-s1d ConfsctOuaries gc5erAlly
all of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Shop opposite J. P Cummings Sore, Main St. Carroll.
ton, Ohio. JAMES GORDON,
jar. 81, 1855 #:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

Eg The New York aud Albany Banks have
presented Mr.. John Upton, Express Messenger
who was on board the Hudson River Railroad
cars at the time of the SPuyten Duyvile Greek
accident, with million OF dollars under bis
care. which he refused to leave for seven hours
during the inclement Right. although his leg
was broken, and bis car nearly submerged.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

EE The ladies won't tell their ages, and law
yers need not attemptto get it out Of them. In
the 0risWold divorce case. in Philadelphia. the
depositions of Mrs. Anne s. Stephens and Mrs
ElizsbethF Ellet were recently read one
says che is "over twenty one" the other ssyt
81 don't know my age, of my knowledge
which is equivalent to saying she can't remem
ber when she was born.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

Eg A rich old spInster who died ct Newton,
N. H, lately, left $s8,4l9 She was all her
life getting ready to be married, and had stOr'
ed up t82 sheets, ,G3 coverlets, so blankets. 81
beds, with 1120 pounds of feathers, 81 towels,
q4 table covers, and 4S haEdkerchiefs.
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NOTICE.
Sarah Nor rison,
ve.


u. Co., Court Of Common Pleas.
Samuel Smylie, 4
Maria Smylie, his WIFE,
Notice is hereby given to the Defendants Samuel
Smylie and Maria his wife. Sho believed to reside
in Washington county, Iowa, that on tie 2srd. day
of February A d. 1885, the plaintiff filed her petition
against them in the Court of Common Pleas of carroll
county, Ohio where the same is pending The Pet-
ton states that on the first day of April, A. D. 1854
the said Smyie and wife D. Pendants executed and de-
vered to the Plaintiff two several mortgages convey
ing to her property in the town Of NeW-Hagerstown
Carroll county, Ohio to-wit Lot No. twenty (20) snd
part of lot No. fortyour, a. in said town fronting
on Jefferson street. and being part of said lot That
said mortgages we're given in part for the purehaas
Plaintiff, is named in five several promissory votes
made BY said Samuel Smyie. to the Plaintiff two in her
individual capacity, andtwo TO her as Guardian of the
Minor Heirs Of her late husband Alexander Morrison
all bearing date April / 1854. One for S72,S3, due
on the 24th March, 1885, with interest from Msrch "a
1854 and enc for $72, SO, due March "a, 1856 with
interest from March a. 1854 which notes we're paya
ble to the Plaintiff, as Guardian; and the two note
payable 10 her in her individual capacity one for ty
dollars COY due March, "a, 1866, and the other fol
fty dollars due March "a, 1856, both bearing nteres
from the "a March 1854. That she has paid the taxe
of 1885, on said property 81 9S. The prayer Is for
Judgment for the moneys mentioned in the notes thai
are due, and for the amount paid for taxes and for
sale OF the motgsged premises and that the proceed
of the sale be applied to the payment Of all the moneys
mentioned in the mortgages, and for general relief.
Notice stherefore, hereby, given to the defendan1
to appear in said court on before the l4th day
April next, 1885, and plead answer, or denur to sail
petition, or the will be proceeded on, ard ordo
Of sale made accordingly, &c. VAN BROWN,
Attorney for Plalntsz
Feh4 @, Isaa. ev'r. ~ sT0S
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

THE LIQUOR LAw.-From a report OF the At
torney General, in answer to a House resolu
tion calling for certain statistics in regard tc
prosecutions under the prohibitory liquor law,
passed May 1854, the following facts are gath.
cred
"In ffty-seven counties reported, th ere
were ll3s prosecutions, sol convictions. 46a
acquittals and cases dismissed and 80 cases
reversed. Entire cost $25, els"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

eT The total earnings of the Ohio Psnitsn.
dary fOi the fiscal year ending November Is.
1855, we're e69, ,OO5 90, and the total expendi.
ture, including ssleries was 64,Ol795.
The number Of eoBVcts in the Prison is six
hundred and six, ofwhom six hundred and one
are males, and only Eve are females.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

The HOme.-This is the title of very neat.
ly printed Journal intended as freside month
ly companion aud guide for the wife, the moth
er, the sister and the daughter 1t promises
to be useful and entertaining acquisition to
our freside reading. The March number ia
on. our table. The Home is published at 81, 80
per snnum. Address, 3. F. Besdle, Buffalo,
N. Y,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

TIE HARDsHirs OF WLxrER.-A Nebraska
cotemporary INDUCES in about half column Of
most fearful plant on the unprecedented sever
ity of the winter, and the enormous price Of
whisky. He quotes the thermometer at thir-
ty-eight degrees below zero. and Whisky attarss
dollars a gallon.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

ET The report that Lewis D. Campbell,
a. a Know Nothing Ratification meeting, en-.
dorsed the nomination of Fillmore and DON
aldsOu is not true. Mr.. Greeley writes from
Washington as follows
So far as l have heard Of no member who
supported Banks now sustains Fillmore. Lewis
D. Campbell. of obo spoke at the Ratifca-
tiOn Meeting on Friday night, but sOas careful
not TO endorse the nomination Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

hereby warn all persons against purchasing or bav.
ing anything to do with the following described note of
hand supposed to have been lost stolen out of the
mail The note was executedb by Henry Weaver, Sep.
tember sth 1853, and made psyabls to Mary A. Weav-
er or bearer calling for hundred dollars, due A.
prr lst 1887 without interest Said note is secured
by mortgage, which is of record in CarroltOn Ohio,
RecOrd Of Mortgages" No. l. pages 25s and 627 which
rscord bears dsss October IS, 1855.
JaSyaey VI, Iys0-lA no. 1AEY !. WEavER
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

n@- At the recent term of the Probate
Court of Tuscarswas County, man by the
name Of Henry Scheu, of Ragersville, was fin.
ed s75 and cost of suit, and imprisonment
30 days. for selling liquor contrary to law.--
Verify, the wuy il tranVFsssors 10 hard
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

E A new liquor bill, intending to sweep
out of existence liquor vending. oyster houses,
bowling alleys, DC, and to cOnfne the sale to
legitimate tsverns having six beds, has passed
the Pennsylvania Senate. 1t provides SF a
classification ofhotels and taverns, taxing the
frat class thousand dollars year. and the
lewsst et1 dollars.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

: E@one dollar notes of MOhoning Co., Bank
altered to tens, are in circulation, The figure
$40 on each end of the note. and the words in
large letters near the centre, TEN DOLLARS
are neAty pasted in. They are apt to deceive
unless scrutinized. Look out for them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

p9r On and after May next. fifteen gigantic
mail steam packets will leave Europe monthly
for the American continent, viz seven English
packets, four. United States, three Belgium and
one Portugese.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

-on Tuesday evening last, after a
P'o''ae'ed and painful Illness. Mr.. EluABKrH
1oULo. vile Of John S. Gould. Of this pInes--
ne deceased leaves 3 numerous family and =
lAIge circle Of relatives aOd sequantanees 20
mourn her loss. "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

- ssk'saIiHg envelopes sas Be unssslsa
and Fs'esled sgain without detection. By moist
eniHg the tongue Ofihs envelope With Iiitls "a.
ter
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EE- A dispatch from New Haven, Csnr

EE A dispatch from New Haven, Csnn
says:
A serious riot occurred ON the Sd at Yale Col
lege. The students having attacked the room
of Frisk Brewer, tutor who was suspected Of
being spy. The windows and furniture were
demolished, and Mr.. Brewer received blow
which rendered him insensible for some time.
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FORM. STYLE AND TERMS /.

The W. @. as. r, is publsLed monthly. each suz.
Der comprising Thirty 1Wo Large Octave fates here.
somely Illustrated ard sereotyped and printed In The
best style Title Page, Index, &C., at tie elcss u
each volume.
TERMs.-FIETY CENTS 4 voLURR; Five
Copies for S2i Eigbtfor IS; Eleven fof e.; TwsGy
for 81; so for $40. Yearly copies vo veIunesl soass
above rates. Club papepsebt ts oihel ent rrs. skses
if desired. Back volrmsa iulnisted uwksv : -
tims 70 subscribe for The nss velrne
Fss 4, fSse.
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7As YouA's Casket for March has arrived
This entertaining monthly :or children, b pub
l:shsd BY &. F. Beadle, Buffalo. y. T.. d SO
esnsa . yv1r.
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EE- II is said that Barnun. notwithstanding
bis failure. has secured $4,000 in such a
manner that none OF his creditors can touch it
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-03-13

NOTICE.
State Of Ohio, ! Court Of Common Peas
Carrtl County, J April Term. 1855.
James Brown In Partition.
vs. Philip Miller James HI
Philip Miller, Ter, Edward Miller Jack
etAL son Miller, John Miller
and r iza Brown w take notice. that on the Sill day
of Se ember, 4. D. $50, James Brown the petition
ar al in the ofc OF tie Clerk of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of said Carroll county, his petition against
them which Is nov pending whereby be demands
part, IN of ths quarter of section twenty
two, township number fourteen, Of range gH, u
said q rro county; and that the dover Estate of sd
Eliza Br,wn be assigned to her; and that at the
pr term Of said Court said petitioner Wi demand that
an order be issued accordingly.
Err ECKLEY, Atty. for Petitioner.
Feb, Il, ls56.-6w. pr. fee % so
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ARTISTS ASSOCIATION.

The Fu5scl toe!s announcing theiT appCEfmt nta se
AanagSIs OF the ab We Association, for ths sGvA
uent Of the
VINE ARTS
IN Shs country, feel justified in s;Grg kat Tae stesl
Eng SEEgs vii be placed before the tItsh rblicr
which in beauty Of execution have been utsu.I asses
anu al price unparalleled either 10 the New CT OA
" ord.
ART is litaL, snd th is view, the Attists boA
Of Am ica ard .urope sre boun together 10 odHss
specInea- HOFLy of the age.
Ihs engravLso will be issu d m ontbY, conmeheinE
hem tie tils q December, 1885, aid ending BraI ot
yEnusIy, 1851, vitb he "FREAiUA EhGLENl lA6."
The p4',hs-ers Of Twelve LTgayires, CLs each
mo Lth. lee lii! c,rts vH be eLuaeC tt ItCel'e &c
ia premium, Fe F-Cat steel ergG,rP, 'V ntEiEg.
tOD after crossing the nealWaFe."
Size "a 90. Executed in the first styie OF art,
FRoE TUB ORIGINAL DESIGN, BIZ +. 0. DkRLIF.
An American Artist surpassed III illustrating tie Hi.
tory OF cur country.
Persons desiring TO act agents for ohsinirg SAB
sor6ers, oy applying to the upGeIsgLeo and ttAtlEs
the locality they yi-h to cctupy, viii he furnished
circulars giving ms, wbeh sre exceedingly liberal
AL parcels delivered TkkE ot express ptst or psek.
iIg charge. GEO. EOWkKU& a. 40.
125 FULTON'STREET. N. u.
NHOLEsALE PRIkI PuBusHrRa,
And EsEuaaciures 0f Frames ard kou dissA
Feb le5s ,-3m.