From Hypnotic Tales and Other Tales by James Lauren Ford, 1891.

Here's the macabre genie of knowledge (???) from The Booster, yearbook of the Morristown High School (Indiana, 1917).  See How to Hoodoo Hack a Yearbook.

Prof. Oddfellow received a mysterious bottle in the mail, with a note explaining that the cord is tied to whatever is inside and that the bottle must never, ever be shaken or opened.  It's been said that the spirits that move the world are not the kind that come out of a bottle.  We'll see about that.

Here's a genie bottle from St. Nicholas magazine, illustrated by Rachael Robinson Elmer.

An illustration from The Calton Ballads by Catter Thun (1898).

An illustration of a genie in a fireplace from a 1900 issue of The Strand magazine.

"The Jinn":  an illustration from a 1910 issue of Century Illustrated magazine.

An illustration of Hindu conjurers, from a 1921 issue of Cosmopolitan magazine.

An illustration of a genie from a 1900 issue of The Strand magazine.  The caption reads: "'Wouldst thou still persuade me to linger?' he cried."

A genie illustration from a 1900 issue of The Strand magazine.  The caption reads: "Through the smoke he dimly discerned the figure of a stranger."

An illustration from an 1891 issue of The Strand magazine.  The caption reads: "The two genies."