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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-30
W. p. GIBBoNs.1 r.. R. BURROUGHS
W. F. GIBBONS & co.
New Spring GoodS,
JUST RECEIVED.


GPLENDTD LOT Of FANCY PRINTS just
- opened, Sand o cents.
New Style PLAID PRINTS.
Few pieces left of those cheap Suilings in
Plain and Stripe, 10 and IL cents.
Gray and Plaid Tinted Brown Cancels Hair
Cloth, for Polonaise and Suits 25 cts. up.
Silk Pongefs, De Baigcs, % cents.
Black Grenadines, Colored Lawns.
Victoria Lawns, very nice, 20 cts. and up.
Nainsook Muslins Striped and Plaid Mus
Inns. Striped Pique, from l6 to so cts.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,
in great variety, from 81 to Sc.
rs Dozen Ladies' regular made White Cotton
HOSE So per dozen. Very cheap.
Is Dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose, extra
nice, l21 cents.
Splendid l}albriggan Hose only 80 cts.
Ladies' tIandkerchiefs from cts. up.
Gents L. G. do. IL cents.
Androscoggin Bleached Cotton l2] cts.
Other makes equally as good l23 cts.
5-4 Bleached Cotton l2} cents.
New York Mills, Wamsutta, Elmwood,
Pride Of the West, and other makes of
EsEeacEaGd COtsOns,
at lowest prices.
Oh Bleached Sheetiug % cents.
l04 Pcquot and Utica Sheeting.
Table Linen from 80 cents up.
GOODS for Men and Boys wearl29, l6, 90,
% cents up.
Everything usually found in frst-class
Store at very low prices.
Ez9> Our expenses are small, consequently
we sell at short profits.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
HDOn'G Forget the Place!
$50 Bridge Street,
GEORGETOWN, D. G..
NAV "
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MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.

A Meeting of the Board of County School
IA Commissioners, which applicants for
Teachers Certificates are requested to attend.
will be held on TUESDAY, August Bird,
1875
JAMES ANDERSON.
july l6-tdn Secretary.
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rHIRD ELECTION DISTRICT.
SCHOOL HOUSE DISTRICT,

No (Seneca, Upton Darby, James Il
Beall and Thomas D Darby
No. 2, Horse Pen, John II Allnutt, Aaron
B lersberger and Samuel Jarboe.
No. 3, (Sugar Lands, Joseph White, r w
Williams and Joseph Willard
No. 4, Coax Hill, Daniel 7 Romsburp, P
r Moshurg and Robert Cooley.
No. 5, marble Quarry, William Schaelfer,
B r Poole and Edward Chiswell
No. C, (Monocacy, )-Rcnjamip f White, Lee
onidas Jones and Dr.. Charles Shreve.
No. 7, Gainesville, Capt VIM 0 Sellman,
Samuel S Hays and Thomas Pyles.
No. S, (Union, )-Benjamin Gott Richard
White and Alexander Dade
No. ., (Germantown, John II Gassaway,
Henry A Humphrey and Jacob Snyder
No. 10, Dawson 'ille, )--Lawrence A Darby,
JAS N Dawson and Benjamin Dyson.
No. IL, (Pooesville, John T Norris, r
Hall and Robert J sherwood.
No. H. (Beallsville, William II Cooley,
james I Poole and John w Hillard
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All PRICES
THAT WILL BRING
ThE WHOLE POPULATION /!
NE7E WILL, on MONDAY, July
w II, 1875, offer our entire stock Of
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
AT PRIME COST to enable us to clear
our shelves for Fall Goods. Our stock
is very large and well assorted, and must
be Sold We are not advertising any
humbug, as we will not forfeit our repu-
tation by docoiying the public; all we
want is call, and figures will tell All
our goods are new and bought this sea-
son. We name few special bargains;
100 pieces, yard-wide, Pcrcale, 10 cents,
former price 20 cents.
25 pieces satin-stripc Grenadine, at Is
cents, former price % cts.
% pieces plain satin-faco Grenadinc, at
10 cents, former price rs cts.
25 pieces best Pacific Lawns, at 121 cts,
former price rs cts.
80 pieces best French Lawns, at 16 cts,
former price 80 cts.
Is pieces corded Jacouot Lawns, French,
Is cents, former price 81 cts.
30 pieces French plain and striped Or
gandies, at IA cts, former price 81.
so pieces figured, notified and plain Gre
nadines, 12a cts, former price 25c.
100 pieces of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods at less than cost.
SO pieces plain and striped Black Grcna-
dimes, from % cents to $1.25.
Less than the Goods cost to Import.
Black -A1pacas,
$50 pieces Black Alpaca, must be sold;
our p cent one sold at 80 cts; dou-
be-width % cents, former price 81.
329 cent Alpaca, former price 40c.
Our 45 cent a lpaca sold at 81 cts.
500 pieces yard-widc COTTONS, 8. 10,
II, II cents, all sold for 2 cents
yard more.
1G0 pieces Shirting and Dress Calicocs,
at 81 cents.
All our best CaIicoes at s cents, former
price 10 cents
200 pieces assorted color Paper Cambria
at 81 cts, former price 10 cts.
so dozen yard-long Towels, cents, for
mer price 10 cents.
Atg' And hundreds of other bargains too
numerous to mention.
NO T1UMBUG about this advertise
ment.
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TRUsTE ELS SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of Decree Of the Circuit
1S Court for Montgomery county, sitting rs
Court Of Equity, in n cause in said Court
wherein Edward II Burton, executor of the
last will and testament of Isaac Burton, de-
ceased is complainant and Elizabeth Burton
and Others are defendants, the subscriber, as
trustee, will offer at public sale TO the highest
bidder, at Burtonsviile, in Montgomery coun-
". MARYLAND,
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A GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE /!

A s 7 wish TO give my whole attention 10
N MANUFACTURING, offer my entire
Retail Business, consisting Of a well-assorted
stock Of Agricultural Implements and Ma
chinery, Seeds and Fertilizers, with the good
will and fixtures contained in Store 900 Lou
isiaua Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
n. W., for saleto a responsible party on REA-
SONABLE TERMS.
Ny business has been established over Is
years, has a good run of custom, and with
the facilities the undersigned could offer ian
energetic man, can be made one Of the most
remuneratiye in this city.
Apply to
RIM. JOHNSON,
$40 Louisiana Avenue,
or at Factory, cor. 18th & sis, S. W.
july 23-2t WASHINGTON, D. G.
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PREPARED ny
1898 ACRES OF LAND
PUBLIC AUCTIONy

pY VIRTUE of mn order OF the Orphans
} Court OF Montgomery comfy, the sub
scfiber will offer al public SALE in front of
the Store of Nathan W. Alnutt, in the viii
lnge of Dawsonsvie,
On TUESDAY, Sd day of August, 1875,
at the hour of 3 o clock p. NJ, ul that por-
ton of the farm of the late Joseph N. Daw-
son which adjoins the lnnds of George w.
Peter, Benoni Alnutt and f. A Dawson.
These lands lie on the River Road between
Seneca Mills and Edwards Ferry, about two
miles from the former place.
The land is well improved, in fine etate of
cultivation, about 800 Acres OF cleared land,
now set in grass balance in wood, chiefly
Oak and Hickory.
This land is convenient TO the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, being about one mile from
the SAINT; Seneca Mills, two miles distant
theretrom, also furnishes good market for
grain.
Tho improvements consist Of a good Dwell
LING HOUSE and Kitchen, Corn Crib and
Granary, Pump Of neyer-failing Water in
the yard. The land is well watered and there
s also small Apple Orchard just coming
into bearing.
TERMS or SALE: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid ON the day Of sale and
the resdue in three equal payments Of one,
two and three years from the day orsale, the
deferred payments to bear interest from the
day Of sale aud to be occurred by the single
bills of the purchaser or purchasers with
snreties TO be approved by the subscriber.
A plat of the land will be exhibited on tho
day OF sale. Conyeyancing at the cost Of tho
purchaser.
FREDERICK A. DAWSON,
Administrators d. b. N. O. T. A. Of Joseph
N. Dawson, deceased. jun 3D. Is
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FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT


No l, Concord )--Erasmus Perry, William
Ii Pyles and Henry Chick.
No 2, (Clagetts Spring, John Bohrer,
Henry Renslmw and VIM Councilman
No. 3, (Mouut Zion, )-Samuel 9 Veirs, Jas
Gingell and Sylvester Jones.
No. a. Friendship, John Saunders, John
w S Olfut; and George G Bradley.
No. 5, (Great Falls, Robert Connell, jas
Smith and Howard Garrett
No 6, Potomac Chapel, Harvey G Faw
cctt Montgomery Clagett and W Cornell
No 7, (Montrose, William 7 Dove, Thos
Lydlane aud William Atwood,
No 8, (lockvile)-- R A Shckel, Reuben A
Bogley and + o Edmonston.
No. s, (Bailey Jos 7 Bailey, Thomas W
Stonestreet and James r Benson.
No. 10, (Gaithcrsburg. William RGaither,
Richard Mills and Rudolph Watkins.
No. II, (Quince Orchard, " Jones, Sam
uel Thrift and William L Beall
No u, (Harriss's Madison Harriss, P
w Stevens and Joseph Federline-
No. 10, (Darnestown )-Elhert Perry, VIM II
Vinson and William Rice.
No "a, (Little Falls ELI Perry, Thomas
Brooke and James Harrriss
No. Is, (Bethesda, )-IIilleary l. Offutt, Spen-
Ger Watkins and Dr. J II Davidson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-30
School House district Trustees
OF THE
w hite Public Schools
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT,
SCHOOL HOUSE DlsrnloT,

SCHOOL HOUSE DISTRICT,
No. !, (Brookeyille, )-EIisha~J. Hall. VIM,
Mobley and Rufus Gartrell.
No. 2, DARBY ~ james Holland, R
Veitch and Gnstavus Jones.
No. 3, (Redland, )-Dr. Julian Magruder,
Chas W Brdy and VIM o Householder
No. 4, (Laytonsyile, DIR. Basil B, Craw-
ford, Frank l. Bell and Reuben Riggs.
No 5, Goshen, Harry Griffith, 2 Macub-
bin Waters and Robert Plummer.
No. C, (Unity, Franklin Groomes, William
Belt and J D Maaruder.
No. Z, (Ragiown, Elisha Riggs, Of S, Chas
Pope and W Allnult
No. 8, brighton, WIN G Gartrell, John
Nicholson aud VIM Brown, OF j.
No. o. (Triadelphia, JAS Townsend, Fred
ericlt o Gather and John II Brown
No. 10, (Mechanicsville, Josiah W Jones,
Reuben Young and Henry c Hallowell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-07-30
Ayers D.
Cherry Pectoral,

Among tho great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are OF
moro real value to
mankind than this eE.
fectual remedy for NIL
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial OF its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries. has
shown that II does
Rurelv and eilectually
, 1875-12-19
Chi1dreu'a Photograph
At Rrsndb, s. pes dozen.

Everybody should b careful to Rivs prompt nt-
tenton and rational treatment to . severe Cod-or 9
1ackiug Coughs these commonly the chef pza-
1n1ry symptoms Of dao1dered state Of tho Lungs.
1nyolvinR tendency to develop into settled Con-
sumption Persons Of delicate constitution. or thosa
having weak unsound LanRs, should be especially
eocitoua to treat the eareat synptoma OF Cold IN
deutly keep by you. therefore, Dr. Js5nes E1recto-
rant, that you nay administer 1t on0e judiGous
curative, during tho ast stages ot any Throat OF Lung
complaints more trsctable ard easily controlled then
but the general strength and tone OF the eystem has
not had dino b seriously affected and ts therefore
more smcnabIe to the recuperatre aod he1lng prop
ertiea OF the Expectorsnt. little attention to what
may seem t11ing Cold, may eave you from the fato
o{ lingering CouEumpslve.
, 1875-12-19
PARL0H BED5TE1D.
CHRISTMAS GREETING,

PARLoK BED5TEAD.
CHRISTMAS GREETING.
saad .4:2sx ed e ~
And, being little ahead ef the tius.
The res.on therefor vo VII give in oar ThJMo
As hundrsds tho fac; all.os: daily attest.
That our practfos has bssn for years now xous By.
And which others in vain have tried to ootvie,
It It pss To- 's. =; A''
Tko rar7.: Of gems In tbs household Tina known.
Which themselves chose ouce we're their oEn
Bnt tucn WAS the rush whou the holidays camo
That thous1nds cou dnt then pArtsko OF tho sams.
j,ls4ppoIntnerts like this we Eish to Prevent
Hereafte1 and for this o1E 1niss3re is sent
BeseechiuX of thoee who car bounty would sha<e
Not to postpone, but give Z. time to prepare
For tbs crowd who always eo1ae on tho 1E4i tAJ.
50 that not sven thsy may loss by delay.
1 cssses how aos s2sboh 10 1aef nd tbs poor:
Fiat our immense e:ock Of Chairs, all tAstes please.
or one hu7drod kinds for coAfoEt aad ess9.
And next comos onr fufnfturo-ln st5les hr more
And the now Empress" Lounge. the queen o5 acclaim
In hor line Of oSorthinE bentia the na:us
Ard that wonde.tai Bedste.d n.mod ~ 'tfhs Euptr''"
No bodstead beforp evsr had sach rcnown-
And ast comes our Carpets. IN endless array.
Of ai! kinds aad pattcras-ths best OF the dAgj
You hAvs seen GUNNER clouds At oEe hApRiEg low
Ard 1s ND slss5 fssi ;,;s js;s, I.hI
Fror scen such these you form ia yonr mind
some idss though faint. 81 tho earpsts you1l ind.
So c1sv our tcrEs-by the month 5ou oAn pa5-
From. ahst we 6aTs said youll !: once understand
How great the attractions now have an hand:
As we'll a. tie reasoo we wxtto Jou to:d1y,
That M& Is III oR p*itG Ha'4Se1 ssste
:s3 Hes: Madison.tt.
, 1875-12-19

Tbs htest device in mAchine sewing {s the
"AeW Automatic Sewing Machine" which is
aeatiuR quito eensation in the market No
batter gift can be selected for mother, wife,
1star, or friend. No special discounts offered
y tempt purchasers. but perfect appreciation
md daliKht guaranteed to the possessor- Nos.
no and 202 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1875-12-19

Messrs. Bishop & Barnes,
whom Ill our rcadars must know BY reputation the
leading fur manufacturers Of city, we'll AZ thu
West, are supplying those In want with tho finest
Mink and Seal Sacques ever made They have 90 I'M
proved the manufacture Of fur 1scques that every
tady expects perfect fitting fur reiyet garment,
and such she haEo BY hay1ng 1t made by the new
French pattern ut Messrs. g. B., corner Stats and
Monsos streets They being the largest dealers Of furs
vest Of New York enAbles them to sol al kinda Of
furs known to tho trade 1t lower prices than tho
smaller houses also four t:1es the stock to select
from, aud Ill Of thsir own manufacture, which IL
much better than purchasing After passing through
several handz. Te recommend our readers to give
them call before purchasing.
, 1875-12-19

Ths I1linois Trust and Savings Bank fs about
70 issue convenient certificates Of deposit in
1u1ns OF $1o and multiple, payable On demand.
1hese vii be in handy form 70. the pocket or
eeak+ and will be good only When ndo1sed- The
taea has been mature1y considered, and its adop-
iass and individuals from the trouble OF keeping
ru.ll bank accounts OF Of holding much currency
o. h1ud.
, 1875-12-19

At the Late Fire on the West Side,
= woman carefully lowered her new IL Domestic from
the second story with tho aid of BEDFORD, and again
appeared It the window shouting for soma ono to
catch her baby. While do not entirely approve Of
this we cannot but admire her Judgment in Wishing
to a2Ya her bread. .RtuneE->
, 1875-12-19
Picturesque Europe.

Picturesque Europe.
, L. Appleton d Co.. New York, pubdaherh
''aasa Taylor, editor, d companion work to ~
PICTURESQUE AMERICA,
.ao7 ready. This work will be published by
.Ssc1pton. Parties desiring to examine or
~ose9'he for the above elegant work Will BE-
= 4lea upon by sending their addraas to F "a.
R1acH Office,
, 1875-12-19
Christmas Gift.

no more u1e{u1 OF ornamental present EN- you give
to wife OF friend than by sending them to DR.. Nc
Cheaneys, Clark and Randolph streets, to get
full set Of beautiful and most zcrVceab}e tce made
price only s. This firm has been long and fasorably
known being reliablo aod square In their bsneas
, 1875-12-19

headquarters for PocketbooKs.
;, desfer Bros,, 79 Randolph street. between
sats md Dearborn, manufacturers Of pocket
Doks' c'garcases, letter. and fancy leather
sooas' display larger and finer assortment Of
s's9thing IN their line than ever before. They
. sao imported = large variety OF albums, work
N1es' Tnting-desks, and similar fancy goods,
'aaea they offer At unusually low prices
, 1875-12-19

Let Us Again Remind You OF
the many advantages that the earthcloaet oders IN
tho atck-roor where there is no watar system IN
tho housa Let Dalton 1872 and 194 stata street, send
ypu circular.
, 1875-12-19

Folding Bedsteads Generally Are NU-
Eauces,
but you VII not say that Of this Champion," new
thing now exhibited !. Sampson, Greene Co.'s, 1872
xnd 194 Stata street. Several haye been put into our
best hoteI4.
, 1875-12-19

In 20 conspicuous N article Ut dress geutisnanb
colss Thoae who have the El,nwood collar have
discovered thia while to those who prefer difsrsnt
styls. TIN Warwick il now offered.
, 1875-12-19

b.. "e Want It Distinctly Understood
seouaratn ordering gaxmeatz o9 u low viii not
~ 4{suaa goods, latest ~ cuts, aut possdrsiY
e.e ER4oes II tha city. ord~ay + Gaaiand. 2os
, 1875-12-19
Watches,

Thu 1azgest finest and cheapest stock Of witches in
Tho city, ut prices fun Is to 20 Far cent below any
other house. Fine watches and difficult and tntrt-
cate watch-roparing specisty, 1t Pottars, No. 30
Aadison street cEibune Bzildingl.
, 1875-12-19

The Factory Prices " Did It.
party Just gave Sampson, Greene 4 Co., f92 and
1874 State street. very large order for fu1niture It
VII but = waste at time to look for lower prtoas.
, 1875-12-19

des1res to inform his former friends that he viii have
charge, during tho holidays. CT immense stock Of
watcher, diamonds, 3ewelry, silverware, ETC., 1t n
Kronberg>a wholesale jewelry establishment No. 1oa
State street, Mr. Kirby promises special bargains IN
tha above goods during holiday week.
, 1875-12-19

Excellent Crayon Portraits
sre being znade by Gentle, which unsurpassed by
my that havs been nade by any other artist in
Chicago vizit to tia studios will convince you, at
lQ9 STATE street.
, 1875-12-19

The Best Capital.
@"-po*st Ia the best capital for young men to
a With. There is not So much danger Of lo&ing
-. Aaa eaa generally be depended upon for pro-
~ as good fesultx. 4 thorough training 1t 81. B.
.@a's Chicago Business College md En9ltah Train
haa
, 1875-12-19

Good Rich.
v..t yca zre looking for holiday 1sesenta CAL On
-. H. Goodrich, 50 Ead4soa street iTnHCNE
kad e111nine the inc salection of diaDo1ds,
saoao, coral, and gold jswery, solid G}ver, N
wv vazsesy m plssed uaze- Crest Inducements
~ a offered 10 pprchx4ees
, 1875-12-19

For Holiday Presents,
combining tAste, utility, and oruament go early to j.
II. " jones' No. lo4 Madison street.
, 1875-12-19

Pianos and Organs.
HaTlst, Davis Il Co.s Grand, SQUIRE and UptfRhr,
and snisha American Organs, cau bo found only ut
Y, ", EtubAHb corner 6t2te and Ada1n1 etreat1,
QhtcaRn
, 1875-12-19

0Eonixed Ox-marrow for the Hair,
By Buck h Rayner, makers Of the AarRS Cologne.
, 1875-12-19

LuudborE'e Perfumes
are Kke natural flowers and bouquets.
, 1875-12-19

Early to G11nther's-
In ordr to avoid The grect rush 1T Gunfhers fr hfs
oas1uzted candies and novelties, early whit will
pay you E1ceent candies from 25c, 100, 50e, aud eoc
pe1 pound,
, 1875-12-19
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
SENSE!

Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Chi
cago and vicinity:
The trif1ing and nom
sensical talk which has
beentthrust' at'you
through our: daily pa
pers for the: past two
months, ! whereby par
ties (too: numerous to
mention) claimed to sell
you Ready-Made Cloth
ing at less than jobbers'
prices, must have ANUS
ed you, and served to
dispose Of a part Of the
warm and rainy wealth
.er we have experienced
until within a few days.
There is a time (the Bi-
BILE says for all things,
and no better time could
have been furnished for
such stories than the
past two months, taking
the weather into consid-
Grafton. But now that
the weather has become
cooler and more settled,
we would like to place
before you a few facts
for your consideration.
We would like to ask
you if you would believe
a man mo matter If he
were your father) if he
should tell you that he
paid his rent, his help,
gas bills, etc., and yet
sold goods for less than
the manufacturers First
Cost? There is no sense
Or reason in it. No man
ever did, or can, do it,
and we wish it DISTINCTLY
understood = that we
claim to do nothing Of
the kind.
Now, ifyou are in want
Of an ULSTER (and we
are prepared to show
you an elegant assort-
ment), 8 DRESS oVER-
COAT, a SUIT, pair Of
PANTS, or any article Of
Furnishing Goods, Chill
dren's Clothing, BOOTS
and 4 SHOES, + GENTS
DRESSING ROBES,Sor
SMOKING JACKETS, we
would invite you to call
at our House and take
any article you may Sc
lect. You need not pur-
chase it, but take and
compare it with that of
any other house, and
satisfy yourself which
of us can do the best by
you---those who claim
to sell you goods LESS
thanJOBBERS' PRICES,
orWILLOUGHBY, HILL
6 CO.,who claim to make
and do make a living
nr0ft: "0n AvArvthinpr g.
they sell.
BOSTON
, 1875-12-19

Dress Caps.
Orders received for 1sdics' dress c4ps fH ChastsA
Min NE1xx CAu1, 9e6 Wabash aveaua.
, 1875-12-19

n Tha Warwick.
,.z~4s no oekter Wy oz ssv3ug zaune1 tkaa ~
sn< Sss4 aedsla. ThA b especially TIA eAss
, 1875-12-19

ons o1 those famous Weber pianos Or Estey s1Bans'
osn ou1y be found It Story canpa III stass street
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-20
~ Sea large advertisement.i

DECALCoMANIE.- is the name of a
comparatively new art that is attracting
considerable attention at the present time
1t consists in transferring pictures which
have been printed upon paper in high and
beautiful colors to any object one may wish
to ornament, such as fans, work boxes,
vases, flower pots, articles of furniture, &c.
When transferred these pictures look as il
painted upon the article ornamented, and
they are much more attractive and beauti,
tut than they would be if painted with
brush, unless executed by very skillful
artist; indeed this beautiful art offers q
complete substitute for the process of hand
painting for most purposes The pictures
embrace great variety of subjects, such
as heads, landscapes, animals, insects
flowers, comic figures, &c. The art is easily
acquired, aud children even soon become
experts. Transferring these pictures is 8
charming pastime for old or young. and
serves to cultivate taste for the beauti
full. We have received from j. L. Patten
4 Co., 1872 William Street, New York, who
are dealers in transfer pictures, some hand
some samples of their goods. These gen
tlemen will, for the small sum of ten cents
send full instructions in this beautiful art
together with ten handsome samples OF the
pictures, or for fifty cents they will senG
one hundred attractive pictures.