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Some ol the finest specimens OF banner pant
ing we eversaw may now be seen at the establish
ment of Messrs. Ackcrmen Il Miller, No. lO3
Nassau.st They have just completed one for
the Young Wings of Utica, who have become
voters since 1910, intended as prize to the town
in Oneida county which shall give at the ap-
preaching election the largest comparative ma
jority over that of 1910.


This banner is painted on rich blue silk aud is
seven feet by nine. 1t presents capital likenesses
OF Clay and Frelinghuysen in the medallion style,
and above them IS m eagle from whose beak
streams scroll inscribed with the words 81 Pre-
lection to American Industry" Below are the
words, "The Union as it is,' and at the base are
various devices representing Commerce, Agricul-
iure and the Mechanic Arts. On The opposite
side is the following" The Young Mems Clay
Club of Utica, 1874"


In this lire of art Messrs. A. & N. have much
and deserved celebrity, and their establishment is
we'll worth visit from the amateur. They have
now in progress of completion magnificent BAN
ner for the Second Ward Clay Club OF this city.