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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
PREPARE, FOR WINTER.

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known, particularly
= the approved patterns just received anu OH e
To- sale ,v WM. LANYON X SON. On Commerce street
Anon. hi assortment may Ae found the following
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES
MAY FiOHer, Hafer Hteh,
Biack Diamond, Iron Monarch,
PRAIRIE Queen, esiefH queen
W E'orfd CH!4icator UHiuerse,
HeUstone .4ttass. BaEgap, Lion, &c
PREMIUM STOVES,
or all sizes and patterns in Also the follow
ing among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
Syican with without overs Floral, op,n & eosdfon''
Bg.tgn Cottage Stores, &c, Se-
BOX STOVES,
81 all descriptions and size, together with few coal
STOVES bota Cooking and The FIsior lie has asc
a large stock OF beautiful
Bri,ania-Wure,
including
TIA Pots. caFee PITS, sugar Uras, Creamers,
N,Yasses Ptfchefs Casters. PdcheTs,
Mays CHPs, CdHafestteks
Sgifs0ns Lamps. &c. &c, &c
Selected vita care and offered remarkable low rates
Tin. Copper. and sheet Iron Ware,
Of all kinds constantly haad manufactured to
der, the shortest TO i1g-
In conn. yith TINS establishment i FURNACE
where gr either of Their respective lines viii be done
IN the beS ..g-sjblr manner
Job Work attended in any Of the above shops on
short notice.
- Persons desiring any thing IA hi Inc, invitef
10 cali ana examine his Stock ami prices
WILLIAM LANYON & SON
Mineral Point, October. l953- -ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
Travelling Agents Wanted /,
PeFnsancnt Employment.

NE wish 20 engage limited number of responsible
" agents 10 travel and 50 lett orders for 5faraters
Patent ffrsf PreHsEa Etfieea ard 7trerfg- Egs JSJ
aafts Sch'Ae hacAfaeste very low priced Ma
IN tiie ma Ssi aud fully equal the M III lice;
A. Il Is the most apie in its e. rsIi
soe IN rs operation and ess liable II ont Of orier
a st4ry 81 50 month with ali expense. Xii - 80
10 onIH limited number Of Agents For oanFftfor-
ana instructions in the bas ness address via,
80 l. NJ DAGGETT x CO,
"0't NO wilson Lane, Boston, Mass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
LOCATED At

Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Albany. Baffsls,
Cleveland and Detreit Scholarship god ulTeuZNeH'
the entire chain
CONSOLIDATION or. BRYANT StrattoE'. Hsrcsu-
tile College and Bells Commercial College, con
Quoted Institution under the ana style o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05

JyENDALL's Crackers for saie a. Wholesale and Re
IL tai !. zstf y Il. WHEELER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
HI2I ANT, BELL x STATIONS
c 0 NJ NJ Err CIAL COLL e G Z

Harmon Block Clark and Washington St.., CHICAGO
y. = D. srsATToS,
Principals and PToPrietoTs-
In efcctin this union, the propr;etorS have been
Iueucrd, we'll BY the e0Usnea un of public utitity,
90 private interest. enabling them, - does
liue their personal laaoTs V-I-uCc IL this Ereat
field 81 useulueS, and 70 concentrate The educational
and their command thus greatly
larug and improving all tie dvpaTt tins i'm
POI tt branch Of eucatieu. aud aNorlIuE 10 their pat
sons facilities and advantages for lis ac4usI'Ion
surpassed in this country.
Departments CT Book keeping and Accounts,
Organized artt conducted open the CoUSTISC ys
tern. the Halls 81 study being Etted up uiIh appropriate
counters. desks. etc. REAL BUSINESS, and
dent at Once introduced the practical workings and
routine 81 business conducted banks, counting
rooms railroad offices
Circular ana Catalogue e eighty pages furnished srs-
tL4tCusly application to the uldra signed
7ly BRYANT, BELL AND STRATTO&.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-04-05
F AMiLY GROCERIES,

Iu.treee,ed aai nov Offering for sale. well select.
~ assortment af choice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
closinE the Mails,

POar-orFtoE, DAyroE,A II, 1858.
Unul further notice, mails will close ct this Of
Gee as follows;
For New York, Philadelphia and New Englsnd
States, daily, except Sunday, at s.l5 A. M.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
aud Southern States, daily, except Sunday, at
7.3e A. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ.
For Columbus and zapotville, o., daily, eE-
cspt Sundays, at 9.lb A. M.
For Miamisburg, aermantoWn, Frsnklin, Ham
ilton, Eaton, o., and ConnsrsEille, Ia, daily, ex
ospt Sunday, at 330 p. III.
For Springfield, Urbana, Tiihn, 6andusky, To-
ledo, Cleveland, o., aud Michigan, daily, except
Sunday, at lO.le A. M.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centrsville, India
napolis, Ia, and New Paris, o., daily, at 800
Pm.
For Gresnvilie, O, Union City, Winchester
Munoie aud Jay county, Ia, daily, except Sunday
at 7.30 A. NJ.
For Troy. Covington, PiquA, Sidney and st. Ma
rys, o., and Fort Wayne, Ind, daily, except Sun
day, at 7.30 A. M.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at Z 80 A. NJ.
For townsville, New Lebanon and West Alexan-
driA, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, att T.SO
A, NJ.
each week at 900 p. NJ.
For Hsnby and BsllbrOok, on Thursday of each
week at 900 P, NJ.
For Csntrsville, LebanAn and Mason, daily, ex-
cspt Sunday, at l2.oO N.
For Vandalia aud Cbsmbersburg, at l2.Oo NJ.
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
For Tayiorsville Wednesdays and Saturdays at
7.30 A. NJ.
apll h. A. klNd' =. h'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

TN retirlnrfrom the WFrenkiin, >, ttaRe this method
| OF recon mending my friends and patrons Of the
House while under my administration, TO the new
proprietor who will extend 70 them all the c0urte-
sies due from landlord 20 his guests. -
In'thia connection offer my sincere thanKn % my
aequainiances and the great public that mas 20 lonf
patronage. JOHN p. KLINE.
mhl5-sndaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

Sr iorIs, May 2
The Salt Lake correspondent Of the Re-
publican, under date Of the Sth inst, says
the excitement is abating, which is attribu-
table to the fact that the Mormons have ar-
rived at practical knowledge Of the Jury
law passed by the late Legislature under
which tho Clerk Of the Mormon County
Courts selects the grand and petit iuries Of
the federal courts, and such restrictions are
reposed as disqualify nearly all the genties.
The breach between the Executive and Ju-
dietary has not been healed nor will It be un-
less the Governor relent. If the administra-
ton move in the matter detrimental to the
Judges, they arc determined to resign and
publish manifesto, disclosing darker and
bloodier scenes than any heretofore publish
ed. Cradlebough adjourned the Court at
Provo sine die being unable to accomplish
anything
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
Another Murder.

BosToN, May 2.
About one O'Clock this morning in South
street, Moses Samuel Fisk shot Mr.. Eben
Ward, his iather-in-law. Fisk then tried to
shoot himself, but the gun missed fire. The
murderer first alarmed the family by throw
ing bricks through the window, when Mr..
Ward and his wife got ont of bed, lit lamp
and looked out. Soon after the final shot
was fired though the window Fish has been
arrested, and coniesses the deed. He has
been occasionally insane.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
From Washington

WASHINGTON, May ..
The Navy Department is in receipt Of dis.
patches from Capt. Layalete dated from the
Gulf Of Spezzio, in which he says that Con-
tomo Altairo, musician on the U. S. Frigatc
Wabash who was seized by the Sandman
on the ground that he was a
native Of that country, and was absent from
the recruiting service Of 1888, has been re-
leased, as ON an examination it did not ap-
pear that he owed, as was claimed, military
service to that Government.
Secretary Cass has been prostratcd by an
attack Of illness, from which, however, there
is every prospect Of his early recovery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
Railroad Time Table.

Trains arrive and depart as follows:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
McdicaI Convention.

LOUISVILLE, May ..
The Convention Of Medical Teachers Of
the United States, met here to-day. Twenty
schools are represented. Professor Crosby,
Of Dartmouth College, is the President Al
ter a long discussion, the Convention was
unable to fix on any definite plan Of action,
voting by Colleges, 10 against .. A tic vote
was prevented by the Presiding Officer re-
fusing to vote The Convention finally adj
iourned for one year.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
Grain Market


CINCINNATI, Maya,
Flour firm. s5.7O@6,OO for superRne.
Whisky 2t@2p6
Provisions huoyanL Mess Pork Sl7 .00@l6,
10: prime l3,00ml3,75.
Wheat steady. White .a9@i AZ; Red q
al .3j
Corn active at S0@e2
Rye in fair demand at 81
Barley doll al 5000
Oats, 5l@52 for prime.
Lard III.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
Dayton. Xcnia q Columbus n. II.
~ - -

Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
i for the East iollowsi Night Express at 20 a.
~; Day Express ,a5 q. m; AccommOdation6,3 80 p
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation 500 a. M;
No. Express, H. q. m.i Day Express, 630 y. m.
Trains run By Columbus time, which IL minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can he had ior all Eastern cities
by calling on p. X. Warman, Ticket Agent At the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xenia and Columbus-LeaveB at $50 p.
m, and arrives at b,53 a. IN.
All freights left at the Depot by $40 p. m, will
be forwarded came day, bv $50 D. m. FFeights ar
rivlng at 5,53p. M, will be delivered at 9,Ooa m.
J. DURAND, Supt.
G, WARAtAN, Genl. Ag't. aprl3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
THE
THE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD STREET,
A lfew doors East of the PosT OFFICE,
DAYTON, o.

tIUW UUufH EhHI OF IHt UNT VFFIUTi
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared
\ than ever 10 accommodate his old customers, and
the public, in the
W0rSe-ShOeung Business,
In its various branches Particular attention
will be given TO ali lame horses, such ~
split hoofS, and bloodhound, and Germs In their feet
will be cured satiactory 10 the owner OF such hor-
ses, and II not money Will be refunded.
ALSO.-Horses that Interfere will be shOd 10 pre-
vent II, and warranted, or money refunded.
He will personally superintend all work entrUktd
TO his care Thankful for past iavors, he respectfully
asks continuance Of the patronage of his Old GUS
toners, and will be happy TO accommodate ~ many
Nav ones ~ may favor him with n call.
apr2-dAwly NATHAN SlFFERNiAN.
Journal and Gazette copy anu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03

UST receiYed large assortment of Coal
y oil Lamps, with improved Burners, and new
styles, suitable for Church, Store, Paror and Kieh-
en- purposes, in variety.
Glass suspendng Lamps-Larrge and Small Burner.
% Side
"and Glass PArlor" g
" 50 Kitchen 90
Britannia Paror or Pulpit something new and good.
Prao. ct Lamps, Large and Small Burner
Hand q
We alsa keep large stock Of Lard Oil, Fluid and
Camphenc Lamps, Glass and Paper Shades, Chin
nies, Wicking etc., etc, which offer for sale At
reduced prices.
HEoRLER, REMLEY 4 MAXTON.
ian5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
Bank statement.

NEw YoRK, May 2.
The Bank Statement, for the week ending
last Saturday, exhibits a decrease in leans
S496 600; increase in specie $26l 600; do in
circulation $1,000; do new deposits $780,
OOO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
CORNER MAIN AND SECOND srs,
DAYTON, OHIO.
DAVID HARKRADER. Proprietor.

HAVING SUCCEEDED J 2. KLINE
III 10 the proprietorship OF this well. known and
popular Hofel, am determined that ita goOl fepn-
tafon with the public shall not In the least be DE-
minished under my Huperlptendence.
The house has been thoroughly RENTED, and every
possible convenience added 70 every department.
The stable, heretofore, will be In charge Of care
ml hoatlcrs. mhlb-SmoaW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-03
New York Market.

NEw YoRK, May 9.
Flour advanced Ohio S525@5.70
Wheat huoyant. White | ,65ml IS; Red
Sl,42ml ,i6
Corn firm at sl6s5 for mixed White 81
6si.
PORK firm. Mess, $l6.0O@lG.25 Prime,
sl2 l25O@l2,75
Whisky dull at 25lS.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-10
SPE OF IAL N o TIC Z g.


Houses are Cleared of Vermfn
And gardens preserved from he ravnges Of i'll
sects and worms, by Lyons Magnetic Powders
and Pills.
Farewell to sleep. when be1.bugs prey.
Or rats and mice icon found thcm) play.
Professor Lyon found plart in the interior
Of Asia, the powdered leaves of which is Ger
tain death to garden insects. ants. roaches
ticks. moths. &c. A small amount of this pow
der will preserve a garden Of plants. and rid q
house Of all these annoying pests. II is FREQ
from poison and harmless to mankind and do.
mestIc animals. 1t is more valuable in preser-
wing crops than guano in making them grow.
Many worthless limitations are advertised.
The only genuine is signed E. LYON. 1t can be
| ordered through any merchant.
Powder kills all insects in trice.
But Pills are mixed for rats and mince.
Sample Flasks. 25cts. I; regular sizes. Scots d 81
| BARNES g. PARK, New York.
| May 20, 1859. Slim
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WRITTEN FOR TIE INDEPENDENT fRrss.
A sTRAY THOUGHT:

Who are boys in the present agef The law
recognizes males a. men at the age Of twenty
one-Young America at much earlier period
Iu fact, with them in this fast age there are no
boys: they jump from infancy to manhood alta
single bound. The contrast between Young
America and Editors is very remarkable, very.
indeed. Editors recognise males Of seventy,
eighty, and even older boys: in fact with
certain class of human beings there is in Edit
orial pnrlance no men.
These thoughts have obtruded themselves on
me from reading in certain newspapers that
1.-THE boy, Peter Shaw, was commi itted to jail
Pray, gentlemen, how old is Peteri If it is
tho Peter that know he is between forty and
fifty years old "a pretty old 6oyD Gentlemen
Edtore, thi. should not be. You are school
masters on large scale Its by you opinions
are formed: it is through you Information is
received: it is from you pure language is de.
rived. and you are held responsible for any
barbarism that may intrude itself into our da
lect. Please then give things their proper ap
pellation. Thea there will be no fuss in the
school.
A Silly WlLL'p Pupil
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-10
THE DISTURBANCES IN UTAH.

The Attorney General of the United States
has recently written nm interesting and highly
important letter. under the instru ction Of the
the President, to the Judges Of Utah touching
the military force. with which the Court for
the second District Of Utah was attended du-
ring the term recently held at Provo city. We
extract the following summary from the Wash
ington Star:
In thnt letter he states that the condition Of
things in Utah made it extremely necessary
that the judges should confine themselves
strictly within their official sphere. The Pres.
id.nt did not consider it right or necessary
that he should instruct them in their duty; as
| he never dictated Lo the judicial department.
| The President only responsible for the ap-
| pointment Of proper men. and they had been
| selected from large number of persons who
were willing to he employed in the snme ser
vice because of their high character for learn
| ing. sound Judgment and integrity. The Gov
| rrnment had district prosecuting officer IN
| that Territory, and it was his duty to arrest
see safeiy confined, and TO prosecute criminals,
and for the judges to hear patiently. and de-
termine impartaly. according TO the evidenc.
OIL both sides. The Attorney General, after dl
latng Mt some length the relative anthori
Nv Of the Governor Of the Territory, and the
Judges in this case. closes by giving the follow
ing as the very decided opinion OF the Presi
dent:
| l. That the Governor Of the Territory alon'
has power to issue n requisiton upon the com
man,ling Ceneral for whole or part OF the
army
2. That there will be no apparent occasio,
for the presence Of the troops at Provo.
3. That if q rescuy Of the prisoners in Gus
tody had been attempted, it was the duty u
the Marshal and not OF the Judge 10 summo
the force which III ght be necessary to Preveh
it.
4. That the troops ought to have been sen
to Provo without the concurrence Of the Gov
ernor. nor kept there against his relnonstranc'
g. That the disregard Of these principles an
rules of action has been in many ways extreme
ly unfortunate. -,
These conclusions will strike the publ
= mind as being erninenty sensible and props
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-10
ERsKINE COLLEGE.

We extract from the 7slsseops the following
notice Of the coming Commencement At Erskipe
College,:
The Commencement in Erskine College oe-
curs this year sb the usual time. viz, on the
Second Wednesday, the 10th, Of August. The
The Board of Trustees fsst year recommended
. change in tho time. but the Synod refused its
sanction. 80 the time remains unchanged.
The Anniversary address before the Literary
Societies will be delivered by W. G. Morsgns.
Esq., of Edgefsld, 8. c. Mr.. N. il Q native Of
AbbevilIe. and We have no doubt he win do
credit TO his old Dissrior to the College, and TO
the occasion. He 10 said TO be fine scholar.
| q gentleman Of taste, and Of eminent abilities,
| both - q writer and speaker. ,-'
The Alumni, Association elected at their East
annual meeting to represent them. g. W. Dun
lsp, Esq. n Ais, Principal, sud Dr.. D: A. Jor-
dan Of Abbsville, sAltsrnats,i Mr.. Dunlap has
informed the CommittAs thet be cannot bs pres.
snt. 30 the duty falls u Dr. Jordan. We
| hops hs will BE- osthepmine, and hsis, . good
Address may be expected. s.,,-s
4 Ths GARRISON bssoss ths Senior Clsss iSto b
! pr6ashsd hy Rsv. Hs t. Sloan Of Cedar Spring
Wssesd ssssasly siys sssss:ss. e tess So
I dom q ~ ses3p& !" ,iys4sss. fSS1 :.
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COMM ROT L.

90 M MI Err CT "A T.
AsBEvnLE, June 9, 1859
Corrox.-Nons offering-~ould bring from
ST to 81 cts.
CoLuHBIA, June 8, 1859.
Corrox.-The cotton market .tll keeps very
dull, 2 bales sold yesterday, st 7c. per ID.
CHARLKsroN. June 8. 1859,
CorroN.-There was = got d inquiry for cot
ton to-day, which resulted in the sale of 727
bales, at unchanged prices. The market con.
tinues firm, at st . l0te.
CHARLESTON. June Z, 1859.
Co1ToN.-Ths sales Of cotton to-day were
light, but the market was firmsr.
NEW Yoax .'June Z. 1859.
CorroS.-Sales to-day Of I 100 bales cotton,
at sdvsnces-middling LOT.
HAHBuse. Juno 6, 1859.
CorroN.-Ws have not heard Of any Gales
during the past two weeks. Good cottons
would command lo4to loae.. inferior In pro-
portion to the abovs. 80
II. & N. E. SOLOMON.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-06-10
A GRAMMATICAL QUESTION.

Our correspondent, "A SelfWill'd Pupil"
assumes for the nonre, the birchen rule and
pedngogue's chair. and administers pretty
sharp reproof to US Editors for a misnpplics-
tion of the term "boy." We are not sure how
ever that the reproof is entirely deserved. or
that the popular phraseology which We have
adopted is altogether incorrect. Slaves and
free negroes seem never to attain years Of dis
cretion, and in one sense of the word they are
always "boys." as they never pass the stage
of wardship and pupilage The hoy, Peter,
will always need q guardian.
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NEGRO TRIAL.

The trial Of the negro. Peter Shaw. for the
murder Of George. = slsye of Maj. W. W.
BricurR, came off at Calhoun's Mills. Cd
Tuesday last, before JANIS McCAsLAs. Esquire.
The trial excited good deal Of interest in the
neighborhood. and there was . large attend
ance Of spectators on the occasion. Messrs.
WILSON and NOBLE appeared for the prosecu'
ton, and Mr.. Thomson in behalf Of tho pris-
oner. After somewhat protracted investiga'
ton verdict of acquittal was rendered by the
Magistrate and freeho lders. the evidence fail
ing to satisfy them that the prisoner was legal
ly chargeable with the fact Of killing.
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CouHr De sARnsEs AND TIE RioHr OF
SxARcH.-It hasbeen stated in various journals
that the Countsde sartiges, just previous to
his departure from this city. remarked. in con.
versstson with two gentlemen from New York.
that In case Of European war. the CONNER
eisl relations Of this country would be embar-
rassed by ''ths reassertion and Reinforcement
Of the right Of osarch."
II this statement is intended to convey that
d. do Ssrtiges meant that the right of search
Of American vessols in time Of peace, against
which our Government have always contended.
snd which Great Britain formally renowned q
year ago. would ever be revived in any con.
tseesney, such statement 10 evidently absurd.
The French Government have alwsys sustain.
cd the United States in their opposition to the
wight Of search in time of peace. and have. not
iaug ago. reiterated their perfect approval OF
eur views and position on the subject. n. de
HArtiges may have alluded to the belligerent
right Of search of neutral vessels in order Ia
sseertain whether they contain contrabanI Q,
ssay-s right which Is recognised ss belonging
10 belligersnts by the Law Of nations. and
which is entirely distinct from the right o
search 10 time Of peace. in order "to verify th'
rationslity Of Ma Aag." against which We per
s;stsntly protested, and which ve eaused' TO b.
forever abandoned about = year ago.-Consti
tsItton.
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PANORAMA OF THE LIFE OF CHRIST.

By reference to the advertisement Of the
Msuager it will be seen thst this beautiful
Panorama will be upon Exhibition at this place
on next Thursday the 10th inst 1t has receiv.
cd the general commendstion Of the Press
throughout the State. and ve have no doubt
that as work Of art it is worthy Of all the en-.
comiums which have been passed upon it. 1t
consists Of thirty nine illustrations of the lead
ing events in the Life Of the Saviour. executed
by artists of high reputation-msny of the
psintings being copies from the Old Masters as
Guido, Rembrant, Raffaelle, and others. We
have no doubt but that our citizens will gladly
avail themselves of the opportunity of inspect
ing this work Of art