EXHIBITION. .cfa lNes0 Style
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EXHIBI1ION. Cf q IVesC Stytt

 ofPAINTING, recently SatrOdssced from England snto tssU .Stotes,

 taught by M. MoULrHRoP, sa

 sSr lessons! sy VWVHIS Exhibition will be open to the public 1 on Wednesday and Saturday. the 21th and s7th, and it is hoped that dhring these Eew days, all the inhabitants will improve thls op- portunity of viewing a collection of FAINT iNGS, consisting of Fruit, Flowers, Birds, In- sects, sc. Admission GTGtis.

 This is not only very beautiful method Of Painting. but it is the only ote by which the softucss and brilliant cOlOring Of nature can be euualled. In every instance it has met with the greatest success; and to those who ars desiFOus of obtaining an art, which may Ht any time be made use of, either as the means of pleasure or pecunisry profit. it inyslua- ble. ,t

 It is incredible to many. how so beautiful an art can be accquired :n so short time.-- The first lesson always dispels such dOubts.- No pupils ever took six lessons without feel ing that they could far surpass those who had studied on the usual method fOr years.

 Artists may paint on the old plan. during the whole course of their lives, but tt would be morally impossible for item ever to give to their productions that appearance of nature, that can be done with perfect ease, and with such little effort, upon the part of those who paint upon the new system a.

 To those engaged in othg studies. this will be no interruption, but merely recreation, as but a short time is required. ...

 The terms, including every expense, may be learnt at the room of exhibition in Capt. Phelps's house, Litchfeid.

 June %, 1899.