This issue has an article on the Lt. Greely Expedition accompanied with a double page lithograph on the rescue mission.

Also in this issue is a lithograph illustration titled:
"The Bartholdi Statue of Liberty—Beginning the Work of Removal," the illustration depicts the iconic statue standing in scaffolding at its construction site in Paris, France, shortly before being disassembled for shipment to the United States. 

Key Details
* Artist: The work was drawn by John Durkin (often signed in the plate). Some sources also associate the related news coverage with Benjamin West Clinedinst.
* Historical Context: The statue was a gift from France, designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi with an internal iron framework by Gustave Eiffel. This specific image captures the moment it began its journey to New York Harbor, where it was dedicated on October 28, 1886. 
Illustrations can be matted and framed for display or keep the newspaper intact.
Other articles/topics; the prohibition nomination, divorce in France, precautions against cholera, Mr. Hendricks and the civil war, a leper show, wear of English coins, curious bibles and more with more illustrations.
Please throughly study the photographs carefully for a better visual detailed description of the newspaper. Use zoom in to focus on the edges. Some tattering, folds, chips, usual “patina” of an antique newspaper but in good shape for its age of over a century.

This comes from the collection of a Mr. Louis A. Martin who was born in the year of 1835 in Switzerland. Mr. Martin was a watchmaker by trade and eventually resided in Hoboken New Jersey with his wife and two sons. Mr. Martin managed to amass a large collection of newspapers and other American and foreign paper ephemera. Discovered decades ago in the backyard shed of the brownstone he lived in and kept stored until now.
In his collection were many “clippings” of articles and illustrations and other clippings of news articles as well as single pages of Puck Magazine, The Judge Magazine and a collection of Harper’s Weekly as well as other American and foreign paper ephemera.
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