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New Haven, Conn., December 15, 1892.

Dear Prof. Ward, -

The first of each year I make it a rule to go over
my business matters as accurately as possible, and, now
kindly send me a statement of our accounts up to January 1st, 1893, as soon
as possible after that date. This will make it about two years and a
half since our contract was signed, or — half the time it was to run.

I have been hoping to get to Rochester again, and look over your *scientific*
treasures, but my many engagements have prevented.

Prof. H. A. Ward,

Rochester.

Ward's Natural Science Establishment.
Nos. 16-26 College Avenue,

DEPARTMENT
OF
HUMAN ANATOMY.

Rochester, N. Y., January 21, 1893.

DEAR SIR:--

We have recently secured, through the courtesy of MRS. NEWBERRY, the mould of the intaglio profile of the late PROF. JOHN STRONG NEWBERRY, the celebrated Geologist.

This profile medallion, taken several years prior to his death, is at once a striking likeness and a noble specimen of the comparatively rare art of intaglio modeling.

During the Rochester meeting of the Geological Society of America, we were confronted with the fact that, among the large series of Busts of Scientists, not one Geologist, American or foreign, was to be found.

It is, therefore, with particular pleasure that we present to the scientific world the familiar features of Professor Newberry.

The medallion is beautifully finished in white and is furnished with loop for hanging.

Size: 20 in. x 17½ in.

PRICE, CAREFULLY PACKED, $3 EACH.

Very Truly Yours,

WARD'S NATURAL SCIENCE ESTABLISHMENT.

Department of Human Anatomy.