The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-10-15
UNITED STATES sOURNAI
Rosa Bonheur,. Horse Fair.

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A fine engraving Of Rosa Bonheur's world re-
nowned Psinting. executed upon stone By the
celebratedartists Messrs. Saropy. Msjor 4 Knapp,
has just been completed, and superb copy,
printed upon the finest plate paper. nearly two
BIZ three feet in size. will be furnished. free Of
charge, to each subscriber Of the NEW SERIES Of
the UNITED STATES JOURNAL The work has
been in preparation formany months, and every
copy Hillbe amagnifcent specimen Of art. form
ing parior ornament unsurpassed in interest of
the subject. and in richness and beauty Of exc
cution, By anything ever before issued on this
side OF the Atlantic. The painting has been
universally acknowledged. By the hundreds of
thousands who have crowded to examine it in
Europe and America. to be one of the greatest
works of the age, and an engraving of it executed
in London. sold extensively at Tacenty Dollars
per copy. This work has been engraved exclu-
sively for US. at heavy cost, as premium plate,
and no copies will be issued excepting for this
purpose.
Tie UNITED STATES JOURNAL, with which it
is to be furnished. was established eleven years
ago, since which time it has been continually
growing in influence and popularity. until ithas
reached subscription list surpassed only by the
New York Ledger and Weekly Tribune. 1t is
now to be enlarged from 16 to 81 pages. and
changed to a more beautiful form for binding;
in every department its attractions will belarge-
ly increased both in reading matter and pictorial
embellishments. As heretofore it will be de-
voted to AGRICULTURE, MECHANICS, LITERA
TURE and CURRENT EVENTS, embracing contri-
buttons from experienced writers in each spe-
cialty, and every number will be elegantly illus
trated from designs by Chapin. Howard. and
typed, thus preserving the beauty of print from
new type throughout the year, aud enabling US
to reissue to any extent that may be desired. 1t
will be printed on beautiful calendered paper,
and will aim in every respect to challenge COM
parison with the finest specimens of periodical
literature Of the day. With the date of the en-
largement will be commenced a NEW SERIES
thus affording an excellent starting point for all
new subscribers, The first number of the NEW
SERIES will be ready on or about the 1st of Nov,
1859. Subscriptions should be sent in immedi
ately. The price of the JOURNAL as enlarged.
and with theseincreased attractions, will be ONE
DOLLAR a year, and each subscriber, immedi-
ately upon receipt of his subscription, will be
believed that this unexampled offer of splendid
work of art to each subscriber will introduce the
JOURNAL into thousands of homes, where it is
yet unknown, and that thus we shall be richly
repaid for the heavy outlay. The engravings
will be put up in strong cases. and delivered at
our office, or be forwarded by mail or By express
as desired. If they are to be sent b. mall fifteen
cents in stamps TO prepay postage should accom-
pany the order. Wetrust that some one in every
neighborhood will send Immediately for copy,
and, if pleased with it, form a club. Anyperson
sending club of ten. will receive one subscrip-
and eleven engravings for ten dollars. We will
send ALL THE YEAR RoUSD Dickens Publica-
tion) and the JOURNAL, with copy of the en-
craving, for $500. or we will send Harper's Mag
azine with JoUBNAL one year and engraving for
$3.50. Money properly inclosed in well sealed
and plainly directed letter may be forwarded BY
mail at our risk. Bills which pass as currency in
any section. are received al par,
From, the Eeqc York Daily Nerrs.
| "Messrs Emerson Il Co.. the enterprising pub
fishers of the United States Journal, Az the Year
Round, and other popular works. are having
| fine engraving made of Rosa Bonheur's renown-
ed painting of the Horse air, to present copy
to each of their journal su bscrbers for the com
| ing year. The Journals an old established faV-
orite. with sixty thousand circulation. and such
q novel and splendid offer can not fail to create
= sensation. If buta small portion Of the thou.
| sands who were so enthusiastic IN admiration OF
the Horse Fair" when exhibited in our princi-
pal cities little more than o year ago, become
subscribers, the publishers will have their hands
| full. Of the style and artistic beauty with
| which the work is executed, we need only say 1t
is done by the unrivalled artists, Messrs. Sarony
Major Knapp. Put US down FOR some early
copies"
| PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT AND GOOD PAY.
We wish to engage agents, in tho above enter
prise, in all sections not already supplied. The
occupation of exhibiting beautiful work of art
and taking subscribers on such terms, will be an
agreeable one to any lady or gentlemen, and we
will make such arrangementswith agents as will
enable them to clear several dollars per day above
all expenses. At any rate. it will cost nothing
to try. SO any one wanting employment please
write us at once.
JIM EMERSON & CO., Publishers.
81 Park Row, New York