Ill H( Goiiii;i Ct'OiiiK'.
.IOR WORK.
Kiflilh sheet handbill. 60 copies or less
$2.t0
Quarter eh oel handbill, 60 copios or less
fn.r,:
Half sheet hand-bill, 60 copies or less
$o,(0
Full sheet hand-bill, 60 copies or less
$8,00.
BLANKS.
For any quantity under five quire?, $1,
60 ;icr quire , on ill amounts over that h
reasonable reduction will be made.
TERMS OF PAPER.
$t,C0 per year In advance S2.00 if paid
within the year, nd $2,60 if .lot paid with
in that time.
Car Time at Ridgway.
Erie Express Fn,t 11:05 p.m.
do Ho Went 3:47 a. m
do Mail F.st w 3:60 p. m.
do do West 1:24 p. m.
Local Freight East 10:30 a. m.
do do West 6:13 p. m.
BgLcvis, the Harness maker, desires
3 to inform his customers and the pub
lic generally thai ho has got back to
Itidgwny aud will endeavor hereafter to
attend to bin hop more regularly, and
is ready to do work at the lowest prices.
" - ESJflou't forget that tho Sociable
meets at the house of W. C Ilcaly, Esq ,
on Friday evening next.
fcer. Yesterday was the plonsantest
day we have had for some thnc.
SgJuWc learu that i number of young
m of fins place, have formed them,
(selves into a mim-tre! troupe, and pro
pose, aftor they have had sufficient time
for practice, to give an entertainment
for donation to religious purposes.
Touw.nsip Klctionh. Tl c ainuul
elections for township officers takes place
ou Tuesday, the l'ih day of February
next. Correspondents in the different
townships should son! us a list of ofli.
cers elected, so that wo could publi..h
them, and thereby furnish a valuable
reference.
ftaS-The trial of Mrs. .Miller, for the
ruurder ot her husband iu Clearfield
county has resulted in her conviction of
the crime of murder, iu the first degree.
The trial lasted lor eight days, and cost
fiieicounty a large amount ot money
the fees given to the physicians alone,
amounting to SSX'O.
Apology. Wc deem it due to our
patrous to apologize for the small amount
ot reading matter in our paper this and
last weeks. The annual settlement
takes up a good Lit of room, but we
must not omit its publication until after
February. We hope, then to make a
much more interesting paper.
The Snow Storm. For the l3st
threo or four weeks wc ha"c had an al
most incessant (snow storm.- From al!
parts of the country wo hear reports of
the same kind. Township roads and
turnpikes are ahuost impassable, aud the
trains on the different railroads are de
tained from one to eight hours each day.
i m am
Give Us a Call. Persous wanting
Cards, Bill-heads, Shipping bills, Tags,
Handbills, and in fact anythiug in the
printing line should give us a call before
going elsewhere. We have lately added
a Lawyer Job Press to our establishment,
tnd feel confident that wo cau do work
as rapidly, neatly aud cheaply as it can
be done in tho cities ' Give us your or
ders. BPiWe have just received from the
National Publishing Company a circular
an.iouucing that they arc about to issue
a new book, entitled " A History ot tho
Late War between tho States Tracing
its Origin, Causes and Ilesults," by
Hon. A. II. Stevens, late Vice Prcsi
ileutof the Southern Confederacy. It
will no doubt be au interesting work.
For further particulars address
NATL PUBLISHING CO.
507, Minor Street, Philad'a.
I'llMMrKll'Al Kl.
To the Editor of ,,- Elh Adcocntr :
-Last week' the Epieopal brethren
raised tho wind by entertaining us with
Theatricals learnedly called Tableaux
Vivants, interspersed with performances
hy Mr. Brown, Professor of Banjo phiyi
ing and Jig c'ancing. The Method's s do.
(termined not to be outstripped by the
cow lights, invite us this week to parti
cipate in a Masquerade and Donation
Party at the Hyde House, for the. bene
fit of ltev. Wni. Bowyer, at which dan
cing is to be winked at, if not directly
encouraged.
Such serabrcligious performances are
K new thing iu llidgway. The like is
6t remembered by the oldes1, inhabi
tant. We have had theatricals, wax
works, and negro melodists exhibited in
ftho Courthouse at twenty-five cents a
head, frequently ; we have had many a
datfeing party at the Hyde House, but
never before were any ot these, held un
der the auspiees of the Church. On the
contrary they were gencrully denounced
a sinful.
i 1 It such amusemeuls were wrong then
they are wrong yet, no matter to what
object the proceed are devoted. I can
pot believe that our friends would for
the sake of filthy lucre, "whip the devil
around tbt stump" by affirming that the
end justifies the means. Tho charitn.
ble construction of their conduct is, that
they have concluded that the crusade
which has heretofore been waged against
such amusements, is nnjust, and that
henceforth a more leasonablc and less
puritanical view and practico are to bo
held.
If so, these measures tmuk an epoch
in our religious history; the beginnini
of a new aud I hope u moro successful
career. J 11 II V.
Suspicious People. Depend upon
it, that people who suspect everybody
are unworthy of anybody's confidence.
Aceurato self-knowledge is at tho bot
tom ot their universal distrust. It is
tho consciousness of evil designs in their
own heatts ihat causes them to doubt
the existence of honest intentions in the
hearts of others. Of course they are
very unhpppy, and we know of no rem
edy for their discomfort except self
improvement. Let them root out of
themselves the treachery, the meanness,
the greed, or whatever other vicious
properly it nay be, which they sup
pose to i..?vo i;s counterpart iu the
breasts of all mankiud, nnd their opin
ions of tneir K'lU.w men will at once
change for the N'tter. But in the
meantime avoid thci.'- Pcoplo who
have no faith in their tind are very
dangerous persons to deal w."'h- laking
it for (.'ranted that everybody with
whom t'jey come in business conac' ,s
bent on overreaching them, their objvoc'
is tospike the enemy 'sjguiis bybein the
first to overreach. Caiidor is lost upon
them. They consider it, refined hypoc
risy. Favors they look upon as cun
ningly devised lures, ln'cnded to lead
them int. i a trap, and wliilo receiving
them willingly, chuckle inwardly at the
thought that they arc old birds, and
-cannot be caught by any such devices.
These creatines think they understand
human nature ! Poor wretches! of all
the thousand sptings of human action
they know but one, and that tho worst
selri-hnrss. Let them stop that
spring in their own moral machinery, if
they can. Let them do it for their own
s.ikes, for they can never know how
much of good there is iu the world un
til they do.
FisKi: Passes. The following is said
to be an extract from the minutes of a
meeting ot tho board of directors of the
Pennsylvania railroad company, and
should put an end to the applications of
members of tho Legislature for passes.
" Hti-oltvil, That this Company will
decline to issue lic pas:os, except for
purely charitable purposes, and fuch
others as in tho opinion of the President
may be absolutely required by the inte
rests of the Company. Further, that no
officers of this Conibany but the Presi
dent shall is?ue free pa.-es except, to em
ployecs when travclingon till busiriess'ot
the Company, un'ess :
by the President."
authori.cd
A H.Al'I'V IlE.lolMiER. At Oxford,
S'.me twenty years ago, a tutor ot one of
the colleges limped in his walk. Stop
ping otic day last summer at a railway
.station, he was accosted by a well-known
politician, who recognized him, and ask
ed if he was not the chaplain of the col
lege at such a time, naming the year.
The doctor replied that he was. "I was
there, "taid his interrogator, "and I
knew you by your limp." "Well," sail
the doctor, "it seems my limping made
a deeper impression on 'ou than my
preaching." "Ah doctor," was the re
ply, with ready wit, "it is the highest
compliment we can pay a minister to say
that he is known by his walk rather than
by his conversation."
The first thing done by the last
Legislature was to grant a divorce to the
daughter of a Senatorial aspirant.
Among the fist acts of the present ses
siou, was one divorcing tho lather from
the public crib. Both perfectly proper
The United States grand jury .at New
Orleans has failed to tin J an indictment
against any person concerned in the July
r'iots. P. II. Morgan, U. S. District At
torney, when the jury was empanuelled,
declined to apply tho test oath to the
jurors.
A Mr Wilkenson writes to a western
paper, informing the public that he
thinks the newspaper reeord-of his death
is incorrect. To the best of his knowledge-
ho is still alive, and would be kick
ing, if ho could find the author of this
report."
The sentence of McGrath, the Fo.
niau who was convicted at Toronto,
was postponed on Monday, the Judge
stating that he had received instruction
not to sciitouec auy more at present.
A telegram from New Orleans
states that the elections ordered by Gov
enor Wells to fill vacancies in tho Leg
islature, have resulted iu every iustanca
iu the choice of persons opposed to his
policy.
The Radical press pronounce tho old
Winnebago a splendid financier. He
!. a talent iu that line. Ho exhibited
his financiering at Ilarrishirg a few days
since.
The Florida Indians are holding
their slaves, contending that the white
mau's laws do not "apply to them.
Mr. Bobcrt T. Banks is Conser
vative candidate lor Mayor of Baltimore.
2rGen. Grant endorses tho presi
dent's veto of tho 'District suffrjgo bill.
Bfi,There has been sleighing for six
weeks. This is an unu-al long run.
K Kits ky iron: i,.
V. fi. WUEianu, i'Hoi-iiiKToa.
1'nin house in conveniently and pleasant
ly located in the thriving village of Cciitrc
villo. Every uliemioQ paid to the conven
ience of guests. 1 81 18o7if
A Column for lite Young Fodis.
Will sends us the following answer to
last week's Ostrandor, (No. 48), which
is so nearly correct that we give it.
The answers ns to to the time lie com
menced tho werk and tho time he was
employed arc correct; but he is slightly
in error in regard to tho perpendicular
height of tho cistern. The correct o.
lulioii of which is 107.025 inches, or 8
feet, 111 inches. Will camo within a
quarter of au inch of tho ttue answer.
Following is Will's solution :
Mr. Editor: I believe the following
to he a correct answer to Ostrandor's
problem No. 48. lie joinmcDced nt
3:20 P. M., was employed one hour and
twenty minutes, and found the perpen
dicular height of tho cistern to be 8 feet,
11 inches. WILL.
A. H. writes us as follows in regard
to Will's solutions of Ostraodors Nos.
80 and 81, which wo published in last
week's paper. Here it is :
Mr. Editor: Will'snnswers to the
questions of A B nnd C is near enough
for common busines. The fractional
part of the dollar being in decimals,
neither of them gets a plump thousand.
If Will obtained tho answers without
the aid of Algebra, he did (ns the
Dutchmau said) " so petter as coot,"
ami I should like to know how it was
done. If Will will cive a Demonstra
tion, I will return tho compliment. A. It.
Ostrandor sends us another lot of ex.
arorj.'es. We irive two of them below :
OstrSMdor Kscellaneotts.
NO. 1.
I agreed wii'.h a tinker, whoso name
was Polittlu
To make for my wife a flat-bottomed kettle,
Twelve inches exactly the JcPth of th same,
Aud twenty-five gallons of beer to contain,
The number of inches across o' tuc top
W as twice that of the bottom whn new at
the shun.
IIow nianv inches across must the bo.'-tom
then be,
Likewise ou tho ton, rray show unto me.
NO. 2.
If a solid gloho of glass, eight inches in
diameter be blown into a hollow globe till
the shell is but one-fifth of an inch in
thickness, what will then bo its diameter
and how many gallons of wine will it
hold 1 OSTRANDOR.
8rWhen is a lady not a lady? When
she is a little sulky.
At what uge do pigs end their exis
tence 'I Saus-ago.
If two hogsheads make a pipe, how
many will make a segar ?
Why is Alliens liko a worn out shoo ?
Because is once had a Solon.
Why is a Highlander's dress like a
prison wiudow ? Because it is barred.
IIow can yon get cowslips in the
winter season ? Drive your cattle on
the ice.
Why is it easy to break into an old
man's house ? Because his gait is bro
ken and his locks are few.
Quilp thinks it rather remarkable
tnat wniie several tnousana teet are re
quired to make one rood, a single foot,
properly applied, is often sufheieut to
make one civil.
The propritor of a forge, not remar
kable for correctness ot language, but
wno oy nonesc industry naa realized a
comfortable independence, peing called
upon at a social meeting for a toast,
gave "success to forgery.
A n.ur.Y newspaper man who has just
got out of the traces, says ho is becoming
quite well acquainted with his family
Ho discovered to his suppnse that his
daughter could play upon the piano. He
never had time to discover tho fact be
fore. tST"A young man out west was entrust,
ed with tho money to bring his father
homo a good family sewing machine. He
earned oft a neighbor s daughter to Chi
cago married her and brought her home,
declaring she was the best family sewing
machine lie could procure.
Q5 Writing about tho District negro
suffrage bill, Greeley says : "After this
we trust it will be uowhero denied that
the Republicans are for impartial suff
rage .North, south, and everywhere.
j'eople of Pennsylvania, are you ready
ior inc question l
A wide awake minister, who found
Ins congregation going to sleep onoSun
day before he commenced, suddenly
stopped and exclaimed, Brethren, this
isn t fair: it isut' civing a man half a
chance. Wait till 1 get aloug i piece,
aud tnet, I ham t worth listening to, go
to sleep ; but dou t before I get commeno
ed ; give a man a chance.
"La mo !" sighed Mrs. Partington,
"here I've been sufferin' the bigamies
of death three moral weeks. Fust I was
seized with a bleeding phreno'ogy in
the left hemisphere ot the brain, which
was exceeded by the stoppage of the
left ventilator of the heart. This gave
mo an inflamation of the borax, and now
I'm with tho cloroform morbus. There's
no blessin' like health, particularly
when your e sick.
A lady was told, tho other day by
a traveling gentleman, that every lady
who had a small mouth was provided
with a husband by the Government,
"Ith it pothiblo V said the lady, mak
her mouth as little as she could.
The gentleman added : "That if she
had a large mouth she was provided
witn two husbands."
" My gracious 1" excluimed the lady
at the same time throwing her mouth
open to the full extent.
The gentleman became alarmed, made
his escape and has not been sceu or
beard of siooe.
THE PLACE TO BUY IS AT
T H 11 111 I )GVA
KF.lT 11Y
BOltDWELL .V MESSENGER,
Dealers in Drugs. Medicines, Paints,
Oils, White Lead, Lubricating Oil,
Lamp Oil, Tanner's Oil, Per.
fu merles of nil Kinds,
The purest Varnish,
Brushes of every
Stylo and
Size '
Dye Stuffs, Pure Coufectionaries Citron,
llaisins, Pateut "Medicines, "Vines,
Walshes, Jewelrj', Rings,
Tobaccoes & Segars
. Pure Liquors for
Medicinal pur
poses only.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of Everything Useful
Pertaining to the Drug Business Gen
f crally.
Pure Itugs nt Low Prices !
Pure Drugs at Low Trices !
Notions in Endless Variety 1
Notions in Endless Variety I
American and English Watches !
American and English Watches !
Latest Styles of Jewelry, Kings, &c.
Latest Styles of Jewelry, Kings, &c.
Fancy Articles, Toys, Latest Novels '
Fancy Articles, 'loys, Latest Novels !
Albums, News, Stationery, Bird-Cages !
Albums, News, Stationery, Bird-Cages !
Violin, Banjo and Guitar Strings !
Violin, Banjo aud Guitar Strings !
mar2018GG
?jJisiclla'iotS.
SETTLE UP!
ALL persons kuowiug themselves in
debted to Joseph Wilbelui of St.
Gary's, aro requested to call nnd settle
their accounts before the 1st of Februa
ry, or tfiy will be put in tho hands of
proper persons ior collection.
lie stii! carries on business at the old
stand, where he will be happy to see all
his old customers, and as many new
ones as may favor hiu.
JOS. WiLIIJ-M.
St. Mary's Jan. 10th 180().
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE
By virtue of an onier of the Orphan's
' Court of Klk county, Pn. I will sell
ill the Court House in Ridguay, l'u., nn
Thursday, the ith tlay of tebrunry, A. V.
J 8 1 1 , at two and otic-milt clock, r. .M.,
that certain tract of land in Jny township,
iu saul 1.1k county, containing bl) acres.
in.ji c or luss, being the ono-ualt pin t ot
tract o. o, us ilesicntcd in Adam Diller s
Full-division plitu of land in said County
terms casli, ou confirmation of wile.
MARY McKKRNKV,
Adnix. ot estate of 1. McKerney, dee'd.
L. J. lilnkely, Atty. 1st ui. 17th d-ot.
TARGE CAPACITY, GREAT Stregnlh
j aud unequalled speed, simplicity and
completeness of operation, uro qualities pc
culiar to the
Nonpareil Washing Ma
chine. It is a squeezing machine constructed on
strictly mechanical principles, and the ex
pcrienee derived from five years extensive
use in fcmilies, hotels and public insiilut'ons
proves it to ls of lasting value to the pur
chaser
The manner of operating the Nonpareil,
by roiary motion acting on a crank shaft
'with balance wheel,) Which moves the
plungers alternately, is tfie simplest, least
lanorioup ami most powerlul tnat can be (In
vised for the purpose, and accomplishes the
work with the greatest rapidity and the
least possible labor.
The great speed with which this machine
pet furms work will be understood from tho
statement that it is geared to give six strokes
of the plungers for one turn of the handle,
or, when worked leisurely, about four hun
dred strokes a lninltte Safety to the fabrio
washed is insured by the entire absence of
running.
A girl or boy of fifteen can work the ma
chine, and do a week's washing for a family
of six or eight persons in two to three hours'
time; and it may be relied on to cleanse the
clothing thoroughly, without assistance
iroiu hand rubbing
Send for free Descriptive Circular and
terms to dealers, to Whom exclusive right
oi saie s secured.
OAKLEY & KEATING,
181, Water St., N. Y,
July 26,'CO-ly
J. GURXEY & SON,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTiSTS,
707, BKOAUWAY, N. 1.
T.' addition to our Photographic Art Gal
I lory, established in 1840, we have for
the last F ive years had advantages su
perior to any other establishment in ob
taming sittings from life, of all the
Promiuent Cehbiities of the day in
Card portraits, aud are now publishing a
Catalogue ot over
"2 500 SUBJECTS,
American and Foreign, also a large list
ot copies ot V orks of Art and Lugrav.
ings. Catalogues sent on receipt of
Stamp. An order f.;r one dozen pio
tures fiom our Catalogue will be filled
at 81 80, and sent by mail free. Single
... ,i rr
pictures cents each, copies ot en.
cravings 15 cents each.
N. B. We also desire to call attention
to the advantage we have for reproduc
ing, or copying, old Daguerreotypes,
AUiorotypes, uant 1'ictures, &o., of de.
ceased relatives aud friends, enlarjrinsr
them to any size, and finishing . in Oil
Water Colors, or India Ink, with the
aid of teu talented artists.
Parties desiring copies, should there
lore correspond with us direct.
Send fur a catalogue. Tho trade
supplied at a liberal discount. Gallery
open for free inspection, and strangers
visiting tho city will find our Gallery
one oi tne most agreeable places where,
id to wuue away an hour.
J. GUKNEY & SON.
sep 20 6tr.. 707, Broadway, N. Y
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Exterminator,
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Exterminator,
Fo. Rals. Mice, Roaches, Ants, Red liitgs,
rlcas. .Mollis ami l iirsin Wooluus,
Insects on Plains. Fowls,
Animal, etc.
' IS years established in N'. Y. City.'
Only infallible remedies known.'
Free from Poisons.'
Kot dangerous to tho Human Family.'
!!!Beware!'! of all worthless imitations
See that ' COSTAR'S " mime is on each
Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy.
Address
HENRY R. COSTAR.
4(54 Broadway, N. Y.
rOSTAR'S CELEBRATED
TO..
For Cuts. lSurna. rtriiiMP Wf.nn.l rinlla
Cancers, biol.cn Breasts, Sore Niliple,
Bleeding, Blind and Painful Piles ; Scrofu
lous, Putrid and ill conditioned Poles; L"i.
cers. Glandular Swellings, Eruption, Cul
neous Affections, Ringworm, Itch, Bites of
Spiders, Insects, Animals. &c.
Jfoxes, cetus, OU cents, nnd Sri sizes.
Sold by all Bruggists, everywhere and by
HENRY R.YOSTAR.
Depot 480, Broadway, X. Y.
QOSTAR'S UNIVERSAL
Corn Solvent !
For Corns, Bunions, Warts, &c.
Bores, Co cent", 50 cents, nnd $1 sizes.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere, and by
HENRY R. COSTAR.
Depot 484 Broadway, N. Y.
JOSTAR'S PREPARATION OF
Bitter Su-a t and Orange Blossoms, for
llcautifyiiig the Comphxinn.
Used to soften and beautify the skin,
remove Freckles, Pimples, Empiinns, Sc.
Ladies are now using It in preference to all
others. Price .1 per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere, nnd hy
HENRY R. COSTAR,
Depot 484 Broadway, N. V.
lOSTAR'S PECTORAL
J CO UGH 11 E 31 E D Y,
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. HoreThroat,
Croup, IVhoopiug Coughs, Inlliiena,
Agihnia, Consumption, Bronchial
AfJecti.ms, and all diseases of
the Throat nnd Lungs.
Bottles, i!5 cents, 50 cents, nnd fl sizes.
Sold by all Drugeists everywhere, and by
HENRY It. COSTAR.
Depot 484 Broadway, X. Y.
c
OSTAR'S CELEBRATED
Bishop Fills!
-1 1'iu'rcrsal Dinner Pill !
For Nervousnesi and Sick Headache, Cos
tiveness, Iudigesiiou, Dyspepsia, Bit
liousness, C'unstipation, Diarrhoea,
Colics, Chills, Fevers, and
general derangement
of the Digestive
ORGANS.
Boxes, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 sizes, nnd
old by all Druggists everywhere, aud by
HENRY R. COSTAR.
10 Mm Depot 484 Broadwsy N. Y.
MEK1CAN AIlTISl'S' UNION.
The AMERICAN' ARTISTS' EN
ION' eslablUbed ISoij unmmm-e tliut
in order to extend the saio t.l the fo, low
ing and known tun! fiifbly ) tij.n!;ir
KTi:i:L l LMi: AA'67M VLXGS
Departure of tho Pilgrim Embers fur
America, 27 x oC in
Landiugof the Pilgrim Path.
us, x ;;r
PalstaU Muster!:ig his lie-
fruits, 25 x ?, )
ShakespearnnJ bis Friends, 27 x .11
Cotter'. Snturday Night, 'S.i x 2S
Village Blacksmith, 2" a !JJ
Manifest Bestitiv, (Fortune
Telling,) 21 x 23
The Marsacre at Wyoming
in 1770, 80
Mount Vonori in Ibopldeo
time, or, Washington ut
80;eat of oge, 2G x 84
Thu escape of A latter Kac-
Donuid from the Masfacro
of Glencoe, 20 x 34
The Madonna, 20 x 31
They have deemed expedient to offer
to their friends atid tho public at otuj
dollar and fifty cents each, the price
heretofore ha ing been twodullai; each,
and lor the purpose of stimulating the
getting up of Clubs, they have tVcr
mined to award premiums to the getters
up ol the Clubs, und in addition thereto
to distribute amongst the subscribers
the sum' of 8511,000 iu money and paint
ings. as soon as the sale tball bave reach
ed 100,000 engravings. As it is 'our
intention to advertise very extensively,
and as the engravings are well known
throughout the whole country, we have
no doubt that with the low price we
charge for them, and with the exertion
which wc put forth by our numerous
friends, the number will bo reached in
short time. As soon as it is reached,
tho subscribers, through their Club
Agents, will be notified by a circular
letter from us, naming the time and
method of distribution.
CLUH HATES.
Single Engravings 1,50 each, by mat
free.
For f?15 we will send 23 Eng. and 2 to
the Club Ageut.
20
15 " " 4 '
25
30
35
50
75
100
20 ' " y
25 " " (i
o0 " " 7 " "
50 " a Silver Watch.
HO " a SHver Lever.
110 fuH'uiitii.!' 1 .rver.
k if
The Club packages" will be 'very se
curely packed and forwarded by Express
Any person may get up ilubs aud
forward the amount cither by Express
Sight Draft. 1W Oflieo Order or in a
registered letter, and in all cases the
Etmrnvinjis will be immediately Knut
and for each engraving u numUnd f ir-
thiroti' and leceipt will be enclosed in
a package.
C Oi J). ORDERS. Persons will
ing to send for Engravings and pay tho
Express Co. when they uro received,
will bo required to sendwith their order
62 to t-5, according to its amount, aul
this will bo credited ou their bill.
L.isl of Premiums
To be distributed.
Ouc of 810,000 iu money,
5,f 00 "
Five of ,ti(i0 "
Ten of ffJO "
Fifty of TOO
One hundred elegant Oil Paint
10.C00
5,000
5,(100
5,000
5,000
ings, richly f.inmed, Lands
capes, at $100 each, 10,000
Two hundred elegant Oil Paint,
ings, richly framed, Interior
Views, t;50 each, 10,000
850,(10')
The AMERICAN ATISTS" UN.
ION would add that these picmii-.n.s
are to be considered only iu the light
of a free gift to their patrons, as Tho
Engravings are furnished them 1,-hno
tboir market value, and as the cost o'
engravings, after the plates are procur.
cd, is very trifling, they cau easily nfT.rd
to make the distribution as largo as it is.
We trust that our numerous friends
throughout the country aud Canndas
will use their utmost exertions, so that
if possible, tho distribution may ba
made soon, and it can bo douo if thev
arc at all active. Ladies havo ofteii
made excellent Club Agents, for us.
and we solicit their kind ciibrts, which
will not go unrewarded- Let ono or
moro energetic parsons in every town or
village in the country commence a soon
as they see this, and get up ns large a
Club as liossible. Ky so uoin-r they
will be the means of introducing tie.
gant engravings into lamilies, amf thus
aul iu cultivating a ta.-tc for tho beauti
ful and refined. Address ( )rders
See. AMERICAN AA'TISTS' UNION?
Nov. 8, lbiiO-u'ni. 25 Pine St. X. V.
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UK STARCH CILOSj
Is the only article used by fir.-t class hotels
Laundries, nnd thou-ands ol' families. It
gives a beautiful po!ih, mnking tho iron
pasj Hinoollily over the cloth, saving much
lime and label'- iond done up with it keep
clean much longer, censem-nily will nut
wear nut tosouii. It makes old linen look
like new.
CH'R IMl'KIUAL HUT
is llie best "n the world. It is fduhle in
hard as well as stilt water. It is put up in
the safest tieaiesi. .nil most cmvciiient
form of nny uit'eicd to the public. It is
warranted not t suenk the chillies A genu
wanted everywhere, to hum we ullcr ex
traordiimry inducement Address.
new York .starch closs co.
No. JI8 Fuhon St , New York.
01$ PIUXTINT,
CIIEAPLV&
NEATLY
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