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SIAP.uP TURN-oUTs IN NEW YoRK.-The New
York Home Journal says: Mr.. Hiram Crsnston
owns, without doubt, the finest and best-matched
four ia hand in this country. He has driven these
lately before his handsome cdtecite, on &C
Servings. which was made TO his order in Paris and
the turn out is, on the whole, the finest ever seen
10 America. Next in style and superiority to Mr..
Crauston's ranks Mr.. Bemont's ins fourth hand
aud after this that of Mr.. Edward Matthews. The
four.in-nsnd establishment of Mr.. r. W. Stoughton,
the well known lawyer, also attracts great atten-
ton. Mr.. Kinahsn Corvallis, who recently pur'
chased the Albion newspaper, rides down to his
Office every morning in an elegant establishment
"a handsome brougham, a spirited steed with bril-
liant caparison and one of the best looking coach.
men to be seen in the city. Mr.. c. f. o. U Hara,
of West Forty seventh street, has recently added
an elegant coupe to his stock OF carriages. liz IS
lined with elegant satin, and altogether presents
a very diStmqUe appearance with the beautiful
horses and stylish driver Ii is one of the prettest
turn-outs to be seen in Central Park. The Partisan
coupe. imported for Mrs. Stanton, is one Of the
most beautiful and stylish carriages we have seen
for many a day. On the avenue ii attracts uni
versal attention. II was made by the celebrated
Hepnings who took the first prize for carriages at
the Paris Exposition. The medical faculty 10 New
York pride themselves on their horsehesh, and
make as great effects to surpass each other in the
elegance of their establishments, as they do to
pass each other on the road. DIR. E. p. Fowler,
the celebrated homeopathic, owns pair OF
horses that ere hard to beat either for style or
speed. DR.. John P. Garrsh, the eminent ophthai-
matte surgeon and lecturer, drives pair OF blacks
fit for a prince. They play and prance in the
Park, attracting admiration from the promenad'
ers. The Harper Brothers, publishers, drive out
in fine style: so do the Appletons; while Mr.. A.
c. Armstrong (of Scribner & Co.. takes most of
of his outdoor exercise on horseback"
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An Irishman was directed by q lady OF large
size TO secure and pay for two seats in stage
coach, as she wanted comfortable room in riding.
The fellow returned and said, I" have PAID LOT
the two seats you towld me TO but as coaldn, !
get but one for the inside Of the coach, TOOK
t'other for the outside"
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Consumption Infectious.

IFrom the Atlantic Monthly for January
twas our fortune to attend man slowly dying
of consumption, who, while hopelessy and help
Iessly i'll, was devoiedly cared for by his wife,
who at the time felt herself, and seemed to be, in
perfect health.
Years after her husbands death, and when
bravely battling against the disease, which COM
mepced its insidious attacks Immediately subse.
ouent to his DEATH she related to me the follow.
ing facts, but only on my definite inquiries as to
how intimate her relations had been with MN
during his illness. II seems that Often in wintry
nights. that faithful woman would arise from the
side OF her husband, who was lying with his dress
drenched with the chilling sweat OF increasing
disease, and would persuade him to take her
warm clothing and TO lie down in the dry warm
place she had Just left, while, simply throwing a
blanket over it, she would take the spot pre-
viously occupied by him.
Upon our expressing horror at the thought OF
the dspger she had run, and which apparently had
told with so much power upon her, she quietly
remarked that abe knew at the time the danger
she was mourning. She had no thought OF dan
ger TO herself and only of her husbands comfort
"But,v added she, 81 then got what never re-
covered from.r certain vitality seemed to go
out of her; and though her nature commended for
many years against the incroachments Of the dis
ease she finally died. always believing that she
had taken consumption from her husband, but
with certain martyr-like JOY that such had really
been the fact.
We have now in our mind other and analogous
| cases. as for example, husbands having their first
| cough when "inhaling the breath OF their sick
| wives" while ministering to their necessities.
| We have known daughters and sisters, who, full
| of apparent health and strength, when consump-
ton has seized mother or sister, have continued
| to sleep with the invalid, and TO breathe the same
| closed-up atmosphere at night, and to watch all
day without, perhaps, moment of healthful out.
| o door exercise. And we have been distressed
| 10 find not a few of such healthy young persons
| gradually beginning to suffer with indigestion,
| debility, and finally cough and all the symptoms
| of consumption. In some instances, in fact, the
attendant has died before the life of the original
| patient has ended. These facts are very signif
| cant, and although we are well aware that IN some
| of them other elements of disease may have had
their fatal Influences still the cases have been fol
OF suggestions as to the necessities OF greater pre-
| cautions than we in this country have usually
] taken in this matter DR.. Henry B0Wdltch.
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DETER Ross. rvy
Returns thanks to the of New Orleans for their
tronsge twenty He has made extern
hts Workshops, and introduced several wood
working machines which will enable him TO attend promptly
10 any business his line Shop and ONCE corner Of Pry
tana and Washington Mechanics Exchange box
No
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.

Coli.
MOUNT CARBON COAL,
From the mines of the Big Muddy River in Illinois
For sale in small or large quantities the lowest prices
Read the following certificate:
Mount Carbon Coal has been thoroughly tested oy US
and we believe TO be the best American this market
for house
jesse X. Bell, Ben. Ioledano,
DR. Daniel G. Holiday, Eenry Thornhill,
Martin Gordon Jsmes 7. Tucker,
j. c. Benvenu, j b. WOODS
+. l. Krsheedt A. j. Buck,
Price Hine Topper ChssL Robo
II. Bonnabel Lewis WOlhey,
Geo. Jonas, W. L. bodgson'
H NJ. Isaseson, and many others
Also for sale small quantity Of and coal suitable
mills cotton pickeres, foundries cotton presses
ETC., etc., at low prices Appyto
EI fl WALTER NJ. PHILLIPS,
% Carondelet street
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IL Altman. j. O..
TROPICAL ROOFING xANUFACToRY.
And
DEALEg IN COAL. CHARCOAL. COKE, WHITE
SAND AND FlREWOOD,
Me- exA Bfenviile Street, Corner OF Marais.
Orders left ct the above place or Box b. Mechanics tx
change, will receive prompt attention
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MAesoIIA wkrER.-Superior TO the PES t .1i
ported German cologne. aud sofa o.
price.
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nHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKES.
= % ST. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany, Black walnut and Plain COnns
.v.v, On hand Bodies Embalmed and carefully shipped
stepded to In person AMI be hOpss By sss stssn
40. 70 obtain share Of public patronage
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INSURANCE.


LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
I'M. LAPEYRE, ". s. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON. L. b. PoTHIER
H. ZUBERBIER WIN. McCULL0OH.
L N. Marks. G. 0AyARoo.
E. F. SCHMIDT. WIN. CREEPY.
". COOPER, TH0s X FlNLAf,
W. PIKE, ANTHONY sAMBcLA.
DAVID McCoARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
L OAULFIELD, JNo. O. sIsNOrf.
GERARD STIfH, W. @. NICHOLS
no DAvIDsoN. President;
VS. PIKE, Vice President
K. w. YOUNG. Secretary;
L. A, FOURNIER, Treasury
w.B KooNTz, Attorney.
W. O. NICHOLS. N. D., Physician.
n O. FoLGER. Agent,
once No. I2s Csrondelss street, DsvdsOn's Row.
GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
- OF NEW ORLEANS.
once. No. oI Camp street.
Amount Of premiums received during the year end.
Assets on sis psesmSsr iss valued 1915
NEW ORLEANS, J.nuary ,sd, Ises-TAs Board q
Ing Scrip; and further declared Scrip Dividend Of IS
On ss net s.nsd
f Taos xHDssscs Secretary. mo. g. GAINES, " p.
Director. for tn. yea. issJohn g. Gaines Henry Rem
& J. Hart John c. Ricks J. II. ssaHsr J. B. Brss fhoa
CTAK MUTUAL INSURANCE co.,
SEW ORLEANS. LoUIsIASA
Continues to Take
Fire. River and Mar Inc Risks Mt TarinRatss.
NO. IA. .CARoNDELET STREET.. NO. IL
oHAs ENGsTFELD. Secretary.
LLOYD Il. COLEMAN, President
DIRECTORS:
oG No = P-PSAn tIs:
foSREsTsR poIRoSbE Esq, q Cobb, DOlSOnds Co.
GHAs fob6 4a .s 81 ss Si Ssson Factor
sR + fsRq F6s ETA & Ell ETC bingham
JOIN BPHsEhaos k: a s'i Moore.
spWARp so6SckxN AM ESQ No 1853 Spain street.
CIKEMENs' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Capital ..............'.''..sSOos0oo
With privilege to Increase to 5000 900.
Once No 2 Camp street. Story Building corner Camp
and Common streets.
L. MLLAupor President; j. NJ LarEYRE vce-P President;
EN-. GASucHzAu, Secretary.
hi. Company offers TO the insured option Of rebate Of
participation In TIE net prosts payable Al
DIEDMoND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorized Capital s1.o0O,O 900.
All Loans made BIZ this Company Secured Real Is
Of he property on which Il Is secured Country
Property, But dings excluded from assessment
S7lI per cent Of profits paid TO Policy Holders.
annually and transferred at end Of every
year - those who insure
Policies non -feitable. OF Insurance low.
Premiums received in half cash, half note y,
the sSlss p he s South
c. H. Pranov, NJ. B. B. xs alS Advisor s'|'
pIREc-oRs:
W d oshTL z. q. Tharm1nd, J R. PEBBLES,
q A Shafer VIM. P. shepherd. D. D. HArtsOOk.
Arkansas and Louisiana
d. II. MAURY, General Agent,
"a Union street, New Orleans.
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The Company pay Interest si per cent In cash on
all it's Outstanding Certificates Of Scrip 20 the legal holders
thereof on and after second Monday in june next
The hoard of declared Scrip Dividend
THIRTYTHREE AND oFE-rHIRD per cent on the
earned premiums entitled spstion for the year end
Tng Apr So 1885, for which will be issued and
rsr the ars Monday August Eex free Of GevennsnttAx
80 THOMAS A ADAMS President,
SAMUEL h. KEnkEDY. Vice President.
HKsRr v. OGpu Secretary.
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NOVEL DIALOGUE FOR JULRT-ASEcD0TE or ELLEN
TREE-AS OLD ACTOR on CROOKS AND FAwNs.
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
once. Corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
EIGHTH YEAR
Premiums received during the year ending Decem-
Der Slst,
Losses Tarrs Expenses, Reinsurance, ETC., paid
during period ~
Assets on the Slst Decembe-, $685. 6t 50
NEW ORLEANS, January II, 1883
1ns Board Of Directors resolved to declare scrip
dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT the net earned psrtc
patng for the ending December ST. loI ana
have resolved Six Per Cent interest on all out
standing Of Scrip, and after the second Mon
day Of March, 1858. J. TufEs' rresaenh
J, W. HucKs, Secretary.
qeo Urouhart T.B. Blanchard Jr,. Chs. Latte,
Rochereau VIM Stevens, j. NJ Lspeyre,
a w B.bcock IA. White, A. Schneider,
Juo Gauche. W. r. Williams j. Tuyes-
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-02-24
The Magazines.

We have received the january Feb
ruary and March numbers of Al.
THURS HOME MAGAzINr. The ia q.
ion plates are very fine, and the read
ing excellent. It will compare favo =.
ably, in every respect, with any of the
monthly magazines of the east. 1t
is published by T. S. Arthur & Sons
No. s08 and e11 Chestnut street st.
Philadelphia, Pa, and the price for
a single copy per year is 5 2,00-three
copies, $500, and fourcopies for $500.
We have also received from the
same firm, The January, February and
March numbers of"OscE \ MONTH";
a magazine fee youth. Each number
contains about 100 pages of well
written matter for the instruction
and amusement Of the young: From
a cursory examination Of this maya
zine We are inclined to think it will
contribute largely to the, tnstzuctinn
Of the young. II cone. at 25cts q
number, or SS,t0a year. E.
The Hour,.is ALSO, res
ceived from the same firm. NoEbetter
uazsz;ns ccaad betpiacsdfntre hands
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a Petition
will be presented to the Commissioners of
A.shli nd County, at their next session, pray
ing fer the alteration of certain Roads III
Green Township, in said CouE:y. Said
Road as follows CONNER Ing 1t the North
east corner of John Shambaugh's'form, be-
ilg on sectien (S), Township 1907: Range
C16l ; thence running due North on the line
between the lands of said Shambaugh and
j. Steiner until It intcfsects"the road run
ming from, Black Fork TO Honey Creek /;
thence on the east side of said line until il
intersects the road, running from Honey
Creek to Mansfield. Said road to be loc,-
ted onithe lands of J. Steiner and J. f.
Kilaver; also n road commencing at the
Northeast corner of j. Steiner's farm !;
thence east on the line between the lands of
said Steiner and Kilaver until it intersects
the above described road; also vacate the
following described roads: that part of the
road running through the farn of J. Stein
er, being a part of the road running from
the Black Fork to Honey Creek; also that
part of the road running through the farm
of J. F. Kilaver, being a part of the road
running from Honey Creek to the Mansfield
road on said section.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February 8, 1853.
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NOTICE.

Daniel Boon, of the .State- of-Indiana !;
Jonathan Boon, OF the State of Iowa ; John
Boon, OF the State of Indiana :. The un-
known heirs at law of Rachel Stevens
deceased, who was a. daughter Of Daniel
Boon, deceased, Margaret Launabaugh and
her husband, Frederick E1unabaugh, of the
State of Indiana; and Eli Boon, of the
State of Indiana will take notice that Peer
Frease; administrator of the Estate OF Dun
iel Boon, deceased, on the: ssh day of Janr-
airy A. 1889, flied his petition in TIE
Probate Court, within and Tor the Coun:yo
Ashland andsState Of OHIO, ~allcdging .tlrt
personal Estate OF said decedeht is in
sufficient to pay his'debts' and the charges
of administering his. Estate ;that he died
seized in lee simple of the following de.
scribcd real Estate, situate in Lake Town
ship-in said Ashland County, and more psr-
ticularly described as follows: it being the
west half of the north west quarter of Sec
ton number c ght in Township fitirat er
twenty OF Range number ffcen to contain
eighty acres more vriess that George Boor,
Daniel Boon, Jonathan Boon, John Boer,
the children of Rachel Stevens, deceased,
the number supposed to be four; Susan
Trease,. Sarah Jane Laughlin and Philo
Laughlin her husband, Margaret Launa-
baugh and Frederick Launabaugh her hus-
band; Martin Boon, Lydia Baker and Mr..
Baker her husband, Mary leopold and
John Leopold her husband, Eli Boon, Eliz-
abcth Lemer and John Lemer her husband
Harriet Davis and William Davis her hus-
band, as his heirs at law, hold the next Es-
tate of inheritance therein. The prayer o.
said petition is for the sale of said premises
for the payment of the debts and charges
aforesaid &C.. Said Petition will be fol
he tring on the 18th day OF, February A. D..
1859; or as. soon thereafter rs counsel can
heard. PETER TREASE.
Administrator of Daniel Boon, deceased
by McCombs & Curtis his attorneys.
January 18th, 1869. 2S4w
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NOTICE.

Samuel Ritter, of the State of Michigan,
will Jake notice that Abrahahf Leitef' .oi
the county of Ashland, inthe State ofOhio,
did, on the goth day of January A., D. 1869,
file his petition in the Court-of Common
Pleas, within-a and for theycopnty of Ashland
in said State of Ohio. against the said Sam
ue1 Ritter, and Peter NJ. Willis, defendants,
setting forth that the said fSamhef Ritter
gave a mortgage to the said Abraham Lei
ter, on the following described real estate
situate in said county of Ashland, being a
part of the east half ofthe north west quar-
ter Of section II, township "a, range IL,
bounded as follows beginning at the south
west corner of lot No. 4, thence north on
the line of said lot IL rods to the centre of
the road thence east along the centre CT the
road 26 rods, thence south: IL rods TO, the
section line, thence west along the section
iinc 25 rods to the place of beginning sup
posed to contain II acres Of land. be the.
same more or less, to secure the payment o,
$3.50 90 according to certain note referred
10 il said mortgage, The other dcfendan:
claims some interest in said lands under
said Samuel Ritter, and praying that the
said Samuel Ritter may pay said sum now
claimed to be due with interest amounting
o $3.50 90 and interest from the Sd day o!
April, 1869, or that said premises may be
sold to pay the same ; and the said Samue
Ritter notified that he is required % appeaI
md answer said petition on or before the
third Saturday after the Sd day of March.
next.
ABRAHAM LETTER,
Dated Jan. q, 's9. By ]. D.Jones, his Atty
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Washington's Birth Day.

It Is a fact not g Z ally known per.
haps that Washington drew his last
breath in the last hour of the last day
of the last week, in the last month of
the } ear, and in the last year of the
century. He died on Saturday night,
twelve o'clock, December 31st, 1893.
-Erchanse.
The 22d day of February. the day
on which Washington was born, is
now regarded as one of the National
Holidays. No party nor sect will al
low that day tn pass without calling
up recollections of the illustrious pat.
riot who gave to his country her in.
dependence. In the long line of dis
tinguished Generals, Statesmen and
citizens who have appeared upon the
pages of history, zone excelled Wash.
ington as q citizen, a patrio , a ruler.
a statesman. His virtues and his in
corruptible integrity render his fame
immortal. The name and renown of
Washington ought never to be forgot:
ten by bis courtrymen ; and the .ris.
ing generation should be carefully
taught to emulate his virtues. If so,
our constitution and the government
us by the father, of. his
country viii b safaza&s& E&EoS G
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49, q
= We do not wish 10 INFORM you, reader, that
DR. Wonderful, or any o(her man. has dis
Covered a remedy that 0 res Consumption
when the lungs are half consumed. in short,
will cure all diseases whethe err of mind body
OF estate, make men live forever, and ieL
death 20 play for want of vork. and is az
signed tt NAL e our sublunary spherea bliss
feE paradise. o which Il eaveu itself. shalfbe
bu, a side show. You have heard enough
of that kind of h~uuhbuggery. and we do net
~or der that YOU have By this, time become
.tiisgusted with it. Bat, wien we tell YOU
that DR. Sage's Catarrh, Remedy viii posi-.
lively cure the worst Gases Of Catarrh' We
IN Is assert thai which thou sands caatestffy
10 Try it and you will be convinced W 2
winlpny $500 Reward fora case of Catarrh
that VIC cannot cure. xs
Price only so Cents. Sentby Mail. post
p id, for Sixty Cents: Four Packages for
81 90; or | Dozensfor $500. Send q stamp
for DR. Sage's pamphlet on Gstarrh s~E71dHttE
DR,SAGE 4 co. P,oprietors,s
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Isaac Masters,
W. B. McCnrtY. Ell Al.

w, b. McCnrty. EFT AL.
State ofOhio, Ashland couatv, IS
By virtue of IN order of sale issued Rom
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland coun-
~. Ohio, dated January rs, 1863, and to me
directed. ] will sell at Public Sale OF the
door of the Cour House, on Saturday. the
9Th day of March. A. D. 1869 at / o'clock,
P. II. of said day, the following Real Estate.
situate In the county of Ashland, and State
of Ohio. tn wit Being s part of the east
half of the north cast quarter of section
number eighteen (lS) township number
twenty-e~o (22) of range number sfxteeh C6)
beginning at a post on The east boundary o
said quarter and. ffty-seycn (57l links north
of the s6nth ecst corHe: of said quarter,
thence with the east boundary of said quar-
ter north one fourth degree east (N-14 de-
gree - i've (5) chnlRs and two. links to a
post al the south west corner of Washington
Street In me South Ashland addition to- thu
town of Ashland thence north cighty-nine
and one fourth degree west (N 80 IA degrees
Wltwo (2) chains and forty nine and eleven
hLndretAs (49 11-100) links to q post, thence
south one fortuh degree vest (S1-4 degree
ND and parallel with the east boundary oi
said quarter five (5) chains and two links C2)
toa pust. thence south eighty nine and one
fourth. degreeSeast (s sg1-4degree E1 two(2)
chains and forty nine and eleven hundreths
GO I1-1O01 Inks t6 the place of beginning.
.ontaining one andons fourth, acres OF land.
Appraised at 1880. Terms ofsafe cash.
-: VIM. PORTER.
5w-n3e Sheriff Ashland county.
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a
Great many people who read news
papers, never even give a hasty
glance at a business advertisement,
and if a !
IT MAN
has a choice variety of goods, which
he is selling at very low prices, it
hardly pays him to publish the fact ;
therefore we have
- FOUND
it best to print this notice, and in
vite everybody to call and see our
stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
Gals, Toilet and Fancy Soaps, Per-
fumeries, Pomades. Hair-oil a great
variety of Inks, Pens and Penhold-
ers the best Italian Violin and
Guitar Strings, Paints and Varnish
Brushes, Whitewash brushes, Yam
kee Notions in great variety. Those
who wish to examine our goods and
save money, and these who are not
DEAD
to their own interests, will not + il
to buy their Drugs and Medicines
and all the other goods they use
IN
line at very low prices and
small profits at onr store In
ASHLAND. o.
PANCOAST & SON.
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sHERTFFs SALE.
Rachel Buchanan,
John Buchanan.

John Buchanan.
State of Ohio, Ashland county. Sc.
by virtue. of sundry Writs, of Fl
F,, Us, defendant issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
county, Ohio, dated January 25th, A.
ID. 1859, and to me directed. 1 will
sell at public sale at the door of the
Court House, in said county, on Fri.
day the a6th day of March, A D.
1852, at 2ft'clock P. NJ. of said day,
the following described lands. and ten
ements to-wit: Being the southwest
quarter of section number four "a
range number fifteen (15) township
number twenty-three (23), in the
county of Ashland and Stlte of Ohio,
containing one hundred and sixty
(16O) acres of land, mora. or less.
at $1,000. Terms OF sale
cash
VIM. o. PORTER, Sheriff.
Feb. d. 1869, Ashland county.
5w33
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Agents wanted in every city, town
and county in the United States, to
sell OUT new and popular engraving,
the Presidents of the United States.
e egantly engraved and handsomely
printed in c~olors, 2sx31 inches, on
heavy plate paper, ma ing the most
beautiful and saleable picture ever is
sued, appropriate for the l'arior or
Counting-house. Agents are making
from twenty-five to n hundred dol
lars per week Send for our circular.
To AGENTs.-Specimen copies of.
the above picture will be sent to any
address, by mail, carefully put up up
IN the re ,eipt of the retail price, two
dollars. Address ~ #5-
RUSnToN & CO., Publishers.
2w32 PIG Dock St., Phil.