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THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Election OF Omcers fOr INC Ens0fng
Year.
BINdHAMToN, N. Y, July 80, 1874.
The onlcers of the state Teachers Association
elected at their session to-day for the ensuing
year, are re:--President-Henry Il. Sanford, of Mid
dietown; Vice Presidents-James r. Harrington,
of Utica Misses Minnie F. MetcalG OF Randolph c.
II. Paser, of Deansvllle, and Anne M. Lines; Cor
responding Secretary-Dr. james CrOOkshank, Of
Brooklyn; Recording Secretary-0. Il. Brce, Of
BnghamtOn; Assistant Recording Secretary
David Beattie OF Troy Treasurer-DavdJ Pratt,
OF Albany. The association adjourned TO meet at
Fred0nia next wear,
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Printing OF Every Description Neatly
promptly and cheaply done at the METROPOLIrAH
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. No 2lS Broadway. Estip
mates furnished with pleasure.
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FIRE IN JOLIET, ILL.

CHICAGO, July 90, 1874.
fire IN Joliet to-day destroyed a number OF
wooden buildings used as stores. Loss, $1,000;
insured Tor 200.
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ITALY AND FRANCE.
The Pope's Naval Refuge Offensive to the
KIM.
LONDON, July 80, 1874

LONDON, July 80, 1874.
1t ts stated that Italy has made demand upon
France Tor the recall of the war ship Orenoque,
which has been permanently stationed al Civita
Vecchia as refuge l0r the Pope III case OF ne
cesstty.
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A Novelty.--We Perfume Circulars,
Cards Paper Parors &C. by patent process rechercha
and lasting $40 Broadway KEMTGEN BROA
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A.-As intelligence extends, metal
trusses go down. No sensible person will now any
but the ELASTIC TRUSS 6s3 Broadway for the relief
aud ure Of Hernia. Patronized by government
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A.-Rupture and Physical Deformitics
ssfuly treated by Dr. MARSH at No Vesey street
"A Housa
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Rupture Cured.-The Popular Tide -
streaming to Surgical Bazaar, L,256 Broadway
Thirty second street, where Radical Cure and other
TRUSSES ear be had and properly adjusted as ono
third less than downtown prices tor same artcies Conn
petent surgeon and lady in attendance. GEORGE
EALDWElI.
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Denis Donovan, Formerly ut Delmon>
cos gives table dhoe Dinner At his restaurant No.
East,Twelfth street. for 81 50, wine included.
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Nine Com q nc hes Killed ON the Canadian
River.

special despatch from Newton, Kansas says
Captain Hannahan's company OF militia returned
to Fort Dodge on Thursday last and report that
they killed nine COmanche Indians the Cana
dian River, upon whose bodies q number of white
scalpS were found.
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Go In the Country, Tako q Good Sup
ply of Boots Shoes Indian Rubber and Bath SHOES
MILLER 4 CO., No 3 Union square.
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SILK Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps Anklets, Abdominal Supporters suspensory Ban
dages Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSHS Truss
Office No. z Vescy street. Lady in attendance
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DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND DlaEsrIvs OR
~ CANS BY j. J. Sprepg, NJ d., Fellow of the New
York Academy OF Medicine Mailed for 10 cents. Ad-
dress the author Dol West twenty second street Tho
authors concu1ons marked and governed by sound
Judgment and long practical experience. "MedcA Ga
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OF which are too well known 70 require comment The
effects OF aLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP IN the bath are
truly electrical completely deodorzing offensive accu-
mutations and thoroughly purifying the entire surface
of the body. Is cents cake box three cakeO
90 cents, at druggists. BY mail 70 cents per box.
c. ". CRITTENr0N, Proprietor, New Yorf.
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THE TURBULENT BRAVES.
Rangers and United States Cavalry Defeated by
the Indians in Texas-The st. Joseph MUIR.
derers-Rumors of q Combined At
tack by the Sioux on Fort Sill.

RAwLINs, W. T., july 80, 1874.
Captain vessels troop, Third cavalry, returned
to-day from prolonged scouting expedition.
They followed the Indians l26 miles beyond Semi
mole, but were obliged to return in order to obtain
provisions
These Indians are those which have made hostile
demonstrations against the whites, ana the move
ment led by Captain Vessels is in pursuance OF the
new offensive policy toward the troublesome red
skins. If the retreating savages should be over
taken they will probably be punished as they de-
serve.
When the troops will next move is unknown at
present
An Indian Victory In Pexas-They Whip
Combined Force OF Rangers and
Cavalry.
GALVESTON, Texas, July 30, 1874.
Aspecial from Fort Worm says:--UOionel Stewart,
member OF the Legislature, just returned from
Wise county, brings "a report OF another fight near
Jacksb0ro on Friday last, between the Montague
rangers and q body OF the Tenth United States
cavalry and the Indians, the latter numbering 5OO
The rangers lost twelve killed and several
wounded; the cavalry lost several men and their
commander killed. The report says the combined
forces were driven back to Jacksb0rO.
Danger Appreciated from tho stand
ing Rock Indians.
WASHINGTON, July 80, 1874
W. II. Forbes, Indian Agent at the Fort TOtten
lDakOta) Agency, VINO was at st. Paul, Mimi,
when the murders at st. Joseph, Dakota, were
committed by Indians, said by Mrs. Moran, the
widow OF one Of the murdered men, to belong to
his agency has returned to the agency and inves
tIgated the case. He reports to the Commissioner
that the murderers are from the ''Standing Rock
Agency" known more generally as the Grand
River Agency, and that their names are Wak-pay.
pay and MS brother leaders, sons OF Wah-kee- yan
Chief at the Standing Rock Agency; Suk-shee
| tab, El-Hank tan -kah. Oh-Tak-k -tay and Esh
| Pah The agent complains OF the presence a,
his agency of party or Cat Head yam Ktoukise-
| fIty.seven lodges from the Standing Rock Agency
who profess to desire to remove to the Fort
| TOtten Agency but whom he iears mean mischief,
and may attack some OF the traders from The
| agency going 1Or prOvlsiOns He suggests that
| the presence OF a company OF cavalry would act
as check upon them and avert the danger Ol
| any disturbance.
Agent Savllle, from the Red Cloud Agency, under
| date Of July 18, reports TO Commissioner Smith
| that word was brought to him from Black Coal,
at the Arapahoe camp, that they had made up
their minds not TO go south. The Indians report
that there Is very little game south OF the Yellow
stone. Agent Savile says the Cheyennes and Ara
pahoes VIII doubt shortly return to this agency
and asks for instructions as to now they TO be
treated and the WILL OF the government regarding
thems
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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inrnt by Natures specific, BETHESDA MINERAL
SPRING WA BR and DR.. A. HAwLRY HEATH, the
Author will be sent tree to any address Depot aud
cepfion rooms, 21D Broadway, New York.
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Euus earned-F1yaway. Is; Chelsea. 2.
Bases on errOrs--Flyaway, s; Chelsea, 6.
Home runs-Flyaway, 3; Chelsea, o.
Time of game-fwo hours.
Umpire-William Carroll. of Manhattan College.
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MANHoOD-2pTH EDITION. A TREATISE ON
Nl the Laws Governing Life, Explanatory Of tha
Causes and symptoms with Instr ructons tor the sue
cessfui Treatment OF Weakness, Low Splrs Despond.
ency. Nervous Exhaustion, Muscular Debility And
Premature Decline IN Manhood. PRICE, 50 CENTS
Address the author. Dr. Il. DE u CURTIS, No. Is kass
Sxtec xtre Ne YOrk
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TTNHE GREAT SCANDAL.
All the official documents and letters 10 ne AWcus
BEECHER-rILrON CASE
in large pamphlet
Portraits OF Mrs Tton Henry Ward Bsecher and rhc<
For sale by the American News Company, New for<
| and All nswsdaaIers, Price Sua-
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OUR CHURCHES.

nRlsTIAN CHURCI--Eighteenth street
between Washington and Walnut.
Preaching every third aud fourth sunday Z.
SUNDAY school at . p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
.............. u u TRINBLE, Pastor.
hEsBYTEHfAN--h iahth Street.
preaching, sabbath st l0i am. aud "A p m
vfHyer meet g, Wedresday Of TAR. IN.
iopath School, Q pm. !. Nj. Lansden, su.
lgrutenteut. Rev. II. TuAYKR, Pistot
EIIODIsT.--Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts.
'ra1chiag, sabbath at IL an, and p. N
"rayet meeting, Wednesday, a pm.
,abbAtb school, 3, pm. l.. W. StiliweIl,
luerintenGent. kxv. j. l.. WALLER,
iUHcn OF IhE kEUEEMER II Eptsco-
MORNING prayers. sabbath lOism.
Ly,ning p:lyor, 7lp.m.
-suhatn school an.
kEV. tHA-. ). GILBERT, Rector.
I. PAliuCHs CHURCH Ninth II. sad
y A5AingtOD Avenue.
tubdc service, Sabbath $40 and IDl am.
Nr-ycfr, pm.
;abbath ,'Ool, pm.
ycfF!Cc every day, ; SIN.
hsv. i. j. O'HALLoRA.s, Priest.
!. JOSEPuS Embellishments cor.
lsr Of Walnut and Cross strocts
Nl7', every sabbath at 10 O'Clock q. m.
fo-pet-, Up. N.
hs- during week days, 8 O'Clock a. m.
, hEY. =. HOFFMAN, Priest.
OMAN LUTHERAN CuURCH-l3th
d'ect between Washington Avenue and
walnut street.
Preaching sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
sabbath School at o'clock y. m.
XIV. =. DUERsCuNER, Pastor.
DUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsoCIA-
IlON.-Bogular meeting second Monday
sseh month AT their room over Rockwell
Coo book store, Commercial avenue.
weekly prayer meeting, Fnday, u pm. at
Il. w. 5rILLwKLL. President.
kCONp MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH. Corner Sycamore and Forty
bsst streets. Preaching sabbath 81 Ii
o'clock u. III. and . O'clock d. IA.
sunday School O'Clock D. IN.
The church il connected with the Illinois
Association, ~ tho Flfbt Missionary Bap-
,iat Church Oi Cairo.
REy. SOLOMON LEONARD, Pastor.
.HltAN acknowledgements, DO
tween W alnut and Cedar.
services, sabbath, II am.
sabbath school, u pm.
Cia.- meet at q pm.
ECOSD FREE WILL BAPTIsT.-Fif.
tseuth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
Services sabbath, u and Q ?. m.
REV. n. KICKS, Pastor.
RE WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
SABBATH SCnOOL.-Corner Wslnut
aAd Cedar Streets.
sabbath School, o G.rn.
.lasT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
-Cury's Barracks
Services, Sabbath II am, Bpm. q ZIP. m.
REV. WM. KELLEY, Pastor.
lRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cedar, between Ninth aud Tenth Sts.
Preaching sasbsth, l0i am. and n pm.
i'rayer meeting, wednesday evening.
Preaching, FRIDAY evening.
sabbath school, ~ pm. John VanBaxter
aud Mary stephens, SupC 'l'eudents.
kEv. I. J. ,IplEs, Pastor.
ECOED BAPTIST CHURCu-Fourteen
street, between Cedar and Walnut. The
only Baptist church recognized by the As
sociarcn.
services, sabbath, II am. 8 pm. and pm.
RFY. JACOB BRADLEY. Elder.
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MASTERS SALE.
RATE Or ILLINOIS,. LA.
Iohu If. Davis

n,cta lhATE Or lLLiNols, ises.
John II. Davis
w. Fin for
Asa Nix. Jacob Wilson, Foreclosure Of
Robert Bcnily and Thomas Mortgage.
j. watkins,
Public notice is hereby 1Vcn, tdHt IN lur-
>uance of decree entered OF record in The
all ye.enlitled cause, in said court, on the
2Gth day OF June, a. u. 1874, ] John q.
Harman. master in chuncery Of said county,
will on Thursday, the 10th day August, ~.
u. 1874. at the hour OF , o'clock p. IN. of
said day. sell At public vcndue to the highest
bidder tor cash, at the front door Of the
court house, in the city OF Cairo, in said
county and state, the following described
real estate, to-wit: The east half OF the
northeast quarter, t1e northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter, and the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter all in sec
ton twenty-five Cd, township seventeen
"a, south Of range two i2l. west Of the
third principal meridian. in the county OF
Alexander and stGte Of Illinois, together
with all aud singular the tcnemcnts aud he
| reditqments thcr,uutC belonging.
Cairo. Illinois, JUly -, 1874.
| JOHN q. HARTMAN.
s. j. WHEELER. Master in Chanccry.
| Solicitor tor Complainant. 'D-1-.9-w4
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JOHN Z. RENNIE, PIP,
STEAM ENGINES, MILL, STEAMBOAT

M a CHIN ER Y
Manufactured ana repaired.
Special attention given 20 light and heavy
forging house, bridge, railroaaapf 10"
and all VOTE S ' OF citing in all its branches.
n'iI a.s an@ of Morris Tasker 90.
PhiIadernis pipe ana o Hsl,Rgs on hand.
illI4'~ ~ HOUSE EQR Gar
NluE a tFLt ANLAA -
Agent Tor Cameron special steam pump
and boiler feeder. The best manufactured.
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson's
patent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, etc., for sale
Two steamboat engines, lisa inch bore OF
cylinder; five feet stroke, aud in good order
One steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
one engine for hosting freight; 14Al6.
one lOX2O saw mill engine, with shan and
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new IKE engine; my own manuiac.
ture.
Also, "a secondhand stave cutting ma
chine and jointer, and warehouse hosting
machine, in good order.
| Engines and machinery Of all kinds bought
| aud sold
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STATE or ILLINOIS,
Alexander County.
In the Circuit court of Alexander county,
September Term, 1874.
THE Howe Machine Company
W.
John II. Lowe and Amelia VI. Lowe, his
wife: William Martin: William X. Lane
Cleopatra Brown and Eliphlcy Brown heI
husband.
Bill in Chancery to Foreclose Mortgage
and Tor Relief.
Notice is hereby given of the pendency
OF the above entitled suit and that the time
and place of the return OF summons in til,
ease is the first day 90 the next term of sal,
court 10 be holden at the court house IN the
city of Cairo, in said county, on the first
Monday Of September, 1874,
REUBEN s. lOCCM,
GREEN & GILBERT, Clerk OF said Court
SOLICITOR tor Complainant
2i-1-29.dl-Wit
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STATE OFFICERS.

,ioyeruor--I0hn l.. Beyerldge
IEelitguaut-t Governor
ssrretar, ~ state George Il. Harlow.
Auditor Of state--C. =. Lipp!Lcott.
,tafr I-r.- Irsr-tl-per iutL,
ALt.rur, G,ueral-Jamcs i. Edsa!l.
.lp.. Public NowtoL Ba'eipan
COSGRESsMES.
seuators-Ricbprd J. Oglssby and John a.
Dgan. ,., -.
lemCnis,
MF,.BERs GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
KeDTcs,ntatiycs in the 10th District
Ohm n. ODeriy, WIN. A. l.emma and hAtn-
J. ln-e ore.
sea,tor for the 10Th district.--Jesse Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
udge-D. J. Baker, OF Alexander
states AttOrpey--Patri ii. Pope.
crk-R. :. i0cum.
~ erif-A. II, Iryin.
VIM. Martin-Assessor and treasurer
SuryeyOr--John l.. Nely.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge #. Bross. ,
Associates-J. L. McCrite and 3. Marchil
Ton.
Clerk--Jacob q. Lynch.
Coroner-John IL. GOssmAn.
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REPRESENTATIVES, CONVEN-
ION.

A Republican convention Tor the purpose
Of a candidate TO represent the
Filth District in the state Legislature Will
be held At Mound City, Illinois, Oh Thurs
day, August -, 1874, at IL O'Clock, a. m
The ratio OF representation will be one del
cgate for each 100 votes, and one for eSch
fractional 30 votes cast for L. :. Grant ahd
Henry Wilson for president aud vice.
president at the presidential election in
1872.
The counties will be entitled TO the follow
ing representation -
ALEXANDER, ........ $3.50 '''',
jackson, ..........,.'.'' .'''''''''''n
Union ........ss''' ''''' 1900 ~
The Republican county Central Commit
tee in each of the counties composing the
district are respectfully requested 10 cal
county conventions, and appoint delegate
toreprescnt their counties in said conyen
ton. by order oil committee
MATTHEW J. Insecure,
| g5-tf Sharmah'
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SECRET ORDERS.
THE MAsuHs.

THE MASUEs.
. - COMMASDLRY, No. lg.-Stated
A TOly st The Asylum Masonic Hall, first
al t.. 81 Mondays IN each month.
$40 COUSClL, No. 2i.--Reguisr Convo-
,.,, a 20 Masonic Han, The second Friday
"a IN month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. 7i.--Regular Con-
vocation AZ Masonic Hall, Oh The tAird
Tuesday OF every month.
AFRO IlDEE. egB. at y . M-Rauu
lar e. .GinunlcAtions NJ Masonic Han, tn
SOC d and fourth Mondays OF each month
THE ODD-FELLOWS.
LLXASDEN LODGE, 22i-Meets IN Odl-
Feuow- Han, ia Alters buhd!hs' ever!
'cuur.Iay evening It 5 O'Clock,
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The Highest order OF "Medai Awarded
nj the Exposition.
o SEWING MACHINE RECEIVED A
HIGHER PRIZE.
4 rEW GOOD REASONS:

LA sew Invention thoroughly tested
aud ~ cured by Letters Patent
Make rs PERFECT Lock Stitch, alike
on both sides, on all kinds of goods,
3.-Runs Light, smooth, Noiselcss, and
Rapid-bcst combination OF qualities.
4.-Durable--liun ior years without re.
pairs.
h.-Will do all varitios OF Work and Fancy
stitching In a superior manner.
q is most caisly managed by the opera.
tor Length ofslitch d,y he altered while
running. and machine can he threaded with
out passing thread through holcs.
7'-Dcsign simple, Ingenious, Elegant,
forming the stitch withOut the use OF Co.'S
Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which in
sures uniform length OF stitch at any speed
Has our new Thread Controller, which fol-
lows easy movement Of needie-bar and
prevents injury TO thread.
s,-Construction most careful and FIN
isbed. II is manufactured by the most skill-
full an experienced mechanics, at the cele-
brated REMINGTON ARMORY, ILIoN, n. y.
Chicago Ofilce, $50 state street.
2s-6-30-2m
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The hlduc, while Issued with all the reg.
ulority, has none OF the temporary or time
ly interest characteristic of ordinary peri.
Odicals. II il au elegant miscellany of pure
hight and graceful literature and a cOlec-
ton of pictures, the rarcst specimen OF ar.
u-tic skill, IN black and white. Although
each succeeding number afford, ncsh
| pleasure 90 ii- friends, the real value and
! beauty ~ hhc Aldiue viii De most appreci-
aipi after 20 has been bound up at the close
OF thcycar. While other publications may
rAiu superior gAeapuCss, as compared with
rivals Of 4 similar class, the Aldine Is an I'M
iquc and ORIGINAL conceptIon--alone and mn
prUaohrd-an,o,utely without concept"
In brice or character.
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ART DEPARTMENT, 1s7Il : 800.

Tho illustrations OF the AiGine have w,
. worldwide reputation, aud IN The art CEN
ire. of Europe it I. an admitted fact that
rs Wood cuts ara ,sUmplCs of the highest
port,,,'0u ever gttItucd. The common
prgudtce IN iayorI' '',tccl plates" is rap
'Nts I-N'Nlue TO n,-.- educated and dis,
ctlmlnatlh- taste which recognizes the ad-
Nahlt-tr Wy ".-'ont1Bvs OF superior artistic
quality with groaJ,.'qcility OF uroduct,.u.
INC quarterly tinted pi--l ~ fnr' IKEA yiIIDo
Nv rhos. Moran aud J. u. W65s-,,airib y" ~
The Christina, ISSUE Tor 1874 VIII -nt,iu
| special designs appropriate To the sods-,,
| by our best dltsti, and viii surpass In at
| tr..l ON. my Do I'D ML-Auooa-0r..
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CAgTOEiNls more tnau substitute Tor
p,stnr D.l. IL Is tho only SAFE article in
c,,i.tgpco " nlcl Is sure 70 regulate the boy :.
al. ruro ~indeo.ic and produce natural
sionn. n isp,oaslpt 20 take. Children need
not CIV aud mothers may sleep. l0-I WY
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Miss = Phillips, la,o of Carbondsle,
now Of Williamson county, has written
an excellent elementary work on Botany,
for use in schools, which will be issued
fhoflly from the Office Of the Observer
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Newspaper advertising is now recognized
. by business men having faith in their own
wares. as the most effective means for So
curing for their goods wide recognition
of their merits.
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Sam Bfush bss commenced operations
AZ the dry house, employing 90 hands,
and is running day and night. His new
apparatus enables him to do much more,
and tetcr work, with fewer hands, THAN
during III . asst sea,on.
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/ I
! Every subscriber TO The A,dHe tor IN
| year 1874 VIII receive 9 pair OF chromos
The original pictures were painted IN oil 10
the publishers Of the Aldine, by VLoma
Moran, whose great dorado pictures and
purchased b. congress for ten thOuaud
| dollars. TN. subjects were chosen 10 rep
resent ten thousand dollars. The subjects
were chosen ID represent "Ia1 East and
.'Ihe Wr-t' one ?, @ view an the White
Mountains, New Hampshire; tho other
gives the Ctls OK Groom river, Wyoming
territory. Tine chromDs are each worked
from thirty distinct plates, uut are In size
! ll1Nitl aud appearance cEact tac-simlles OF
NwNRK, Nd, sept. %. 1873.
I NJ. .g.. James sutton 4, ,u..
tryILlNEN-i am delegated with tho
/ proofs ig color OF your chrOma-. They are
/ wonderfully successful representations by
[ mechanics. process OF the original paintings.
! ypry respectfully, iHOs. MORAN.
! These clrumus arc IN every sense Amerl-
can They are 10y an primal American pro-
cess, with material OF American manulac-
| ture, from dc igu, Of American scenery by
! an American painter, and presented TO sub
! ,eribprS to the Ir.t successful American
! Art journal. II no better because of all
, this, they will certainly possess an interest
! no FOREIGN production Cau inspire, and neil
thcr are they any the worse II by reason OF
! peculiar rriitic, OF production they cost
/ The publishers Gully u tgi!lC, while equal IN
every respect tou,uer Chruwo5 that are sold
| iuc.y for double tae subscription price oil
| tha Alduo.
! n amy subscriber should indicate a pre-
/ ference iov q Hgurc subject, the Publishers
! WI send Thoughts of Home u new an
! hpatifyl chrome, llN2J inches, representing
| a Hlto italian cNl,1 whose speaking eyes
/ hetrly the lJt -ir- OF his heart.
| o. per shuum ia advance, with Oll Cnro-
! mos free.
| For $40 CENTS EXTRA, tho curomos,
mounted, vanished. and prepaid by mail
The hlluc vll, hereafter be oDtainable
! only hy subscription. There win no be re-
| tutoi'o club raiei cash tor subscriptions
! mu-tho scui 10 the publishers direct, or
{ handed 20 the local uauNasser, without re-
! .pUusibfHy 20 the publishers, except In
| eases where the certificate Is given. heArfn5
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CANVASS &NS WANTED.
ANY person wishing 10 Act permanently
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~ haiden Isue New York