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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

GASTRIC JUICE
Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMACH OF
THE OK. utter directions of BARON IlEBlG, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J. :. HOtGIIToN NJ D,P Phil
THIS truly wonderful remedy orIndgeson DysPep-
sia Jaundicc, Liver Complaint Constipation ana Deb!'
Curing after NATURES method by Nature own Agent
- HaIta teaspoonful Of PEPsIN, infused in water,
will digest or dissolve. Fro Pounds u Roast Beg IN about
tlgo hours, of the stomach.
PEP5IN the chief element or Great Digesting Prnci-
ME OF the Cast SoireRt Of the F00d the PHri-
ying, PrcscrrH and Sfim~tGpg Agent OF the stomach
and Inestines It's extracted from he digestive stomach
of the OK thus forming ARTIFICIAL DlGESIlN +
FLUID precisely like the naura! Gastric Juice IN its Che
mica Powers, and furnishing complete and PERFECT
mains and evils Of INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are
removed just they you'd be by healthy stomach It
TY.EMACi ALTON, NERVOUS DECLINE and DYsPEP-
TIC CONsrMProN supposed to be on the verge of me
grave The Scientific Evidence upon which Is based Is
! Ii the highest degree curious ard remarkable.
i Scientific Eride2ce.
! RARON !IEBIG in his celebrated work Animal
Chemistry SAYS: IAN Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous
to the Juice may be readily prepared from the Ih
Gus articles of food Us and eggs, will De sQcncd,
ehaHged ami dFcStei Just IN the same manner as they
,c0H!d be in ne human StOmHch.'
Dr. PEREIRA in his famous treatise on Food and Di-
ct" published by Fowler- Il Wells, Ne" f9rk page 90
states fact and describes the method OF prepara
ton There few higher authorities than Dr. Perera
Or COMBE in his valuable writings on the PhySl9o-
Of Digestion observes that a dmlnuon OF The Que
quantity ofthc Gastric Juiceis prominent and alpeyai-
ing cause Dyspcpsa and he states that "a DISTINGUISH
ed professor OF medicine IN London VINO WHs severely az
llicied with this complaints finding everything eo TO ini-
had tothc Gastric juice obtained from the stom
achs Of ing nnma's hch Prored compicf!g succS&t%
Dr. GRAHAM, author OF the famous works on ~ egeta-
bic Diet, says: alt is remarkable fact in physiology,
that the stomachs of animals Inaceraed in water lparI to
the ud the property dson various articles offood,
ecctnZ kind ofarticia digestion OF them in no.
ws2 different from the naturald digestive process
DR.. SIMONS great work. the Chemistry of Man, 0.ce
Blanchard. Philadelphia, 1876, PIP 32l-2 says: The
discovery of PEPSIN forms era in the chemical his
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Also FOR SALE.

Ninety Acres inhe Town Of Pleasant Prairie, 5mlcsfron
Ken0ha oil fenced and IS uudcrcrops. Log House
and Orchard On the Yremscs
Iw. De sold aa bargain. Apply 70 jas KELrr, onthe
premises, ort0 j. BOND, kenoshs.
July - 81.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

Persons wishing 90 purchase Real Estate, either in The
city country, cannot DO better than 70 Gull upon
J. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

C1PRING STYLES for 1851, Just received Also, large
> ~rtrnefa ofRoys Hats and Caps, RoinaloT for cash
.--.,rtrfth, E.aIiat = J. COMeTOCh
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RoLca E92Q2a

FEyHF Farm commonly known ~ The Mount arm IN thc
Il Town Il Somers, On the Burlington roed--occHpici
By EphraE Perkins containing $50 acFes--oJ acres IN
der fence, and l40acres ofumbtr.
The buildings and are rsrae, and in good
orierwith alaTge OrchaTi admirably adapted for stock
farm.
ALsO--ror sale farm q 55 acres, near Richmond
with good Improvements vel! waered and good oYcha,d
Apply +. Perkins on hc first prcscz or TO
OCT. y, 81, ken0sha. j. BOND.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

| No Connection Ulth re- .IdTlllC or Ifeqtih IN
Surdnce.
DOLICIES issued REDUCED RATES for Mercantile pur
poses SPECIAL PERMITS for voyages and for Cali
fDrrin residence AZ reduced premium
1t i believed that any Parish orasSocntion Of Ladies'
ohcrsfo that special purpose any bcncyuc nj lUdyIdu
al DESTROYS Of securing amount 20 be paid 10 Clergy
other person attaining the Of 50 Or6ON
or to his fmiy of his death occurring
wiiind examination of the Prospectus oi iEs Company
(Which always furnished gratis by the Agents, by mail
if that il offers facilities for the attain
ment of that object than an! other similar Institution see
from Charter and remarks. page ~ Of Prospectus
Persons insured in this Company the mutual planthe
"only plan says Chambers page 10 Of Prospectus
'n which the public large concerned To support
willhaye returned - them nj 0t The Prt, instead OF
poronony, Us Is proposed By some Of the stock or mixed
companies.
Late annual dividend sereutfre per cent on the prcmi
ums paid bymutual members.
The Finance Committee who among the most rclia-
Bile nancer III this country upcrncnd all investments OF
the Company.
Directors:
Abbott Lawrence, Boston, John y. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White, New York Cha- Jones, Maine,
Daniel sharp, Jr., Boston, Joseph H. Williams, Maine,
Henry Cracker, boston, George Dudley Conn,
Geo. {. Collins, =. York, Ilorato Harms. Boston,
Elisha Is. Pratt, Boston, Walker b. Hastings, do.
Bo1ri If Finance:
TRAKIIH ANEN, Pres't. Merchants Bank Boston.
THOMAS THATCHER, Merchant. Boston.
REUL WILLIAMS, Prcs't kenneboc Railroad.
Local Referees:
John Palmer, Esq.N Y. Rob 6. shaw, Esq, Boston
Moses Taylor Esq. do. David IIensnaw, Egg do
Lawrence ,9 ,., Trmee & codo William starss DO
Directors Office, rs STATE st., Boston.
+. y. RAFT, PREsiDEST.
DANIEL SHARP, ia, Vice President.
nol0 HENRY CROKER. Iecretary
c. CLEMENT, Agent, Kcnosha, Wisconsin.
OTIS jerks, Medical Examiner.
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J. BOND is also agent for the New England Mutual LIE
Insurance Compasonr of the best and most responsible
Companies IN tho uilrd States.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

nu BAIZE aad onCloih fer Tables, HalIe os
- NJ, ". & cos.
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FOR SALE

number Of CITY LOTS will be sold for Labor If appll
ed for soon. j. BOND.
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DR.. STOR.U'S CELEBRATED SCOYCH
QG9QJGEa CANDY.
UNEQUALLED TESTIMONY.

WE, TIE UNuEasIGNEn, nRtGGIzTs OF ST. LOWS,
Dohercby certify that the following is correct stote
men ofhe amount of our sales of the preparation known
as Dr. Sorws &rotch Cogt CGnfY prepared from his n
tin2i recipe by HAMILTON WADE Of St Louis; and
take pleasure in saying that it has given general sal
action TO those. Of our W no have lsrd
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12
LANM ENR SALE.

/ E4T0& SAFE. \ small Iron SAFE by
! = June 5, 1851. J-J2 J. BOND.
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g avoid 'FnX TiiIcs
LEE WSNRAMGE.
a. r. WEGEHTNEAN,
At his Shop, on Exchange street

Kcnosha, Wis, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-03-12

IuIy q, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
LADIES, FAIR.
An EsTR Az.
Wanfed "a Hire

T,yQR The balance Of The year anegro Girl Of
E Woman. capable Of doing The Homework or
i small family. F.. w. RAWLINS.
Ocs0ber Ia, l652-3f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-10-21
presidents leciion.

TIME undersigned hayide been appointed by the
Governor Of yirginia as Commissioners TO
superintead the election u the COURT House 10 the
county of Jefferson. on TUESDAY ~ ID dag III
Norens5:y atrs for The purpose Of elecing Electors
for President ard Vice President OF the United
States do hereby appoint the following persons
Commissioners IL supefinterd The elections at The
different Election Districts efthe county, follows.
Kqtteioaa Dist,id, NJ !;
John @. R. Taylor John w McCurdy,
Jonas Walrayen.
8I;aGlerag District No 2
Joseph Smith, John III. Smith, Meredith Helm,
Caarlesh,ea and Cameroa's Dspet Dss,rict, No. 3.
VIM G. Worthington, James Burr,
Ill. N. Gailaher.
CharlcstorR and Haiiiorn District. No. f.
Election held at the Court House.
Saepkcrdsocm Easera District No. s.
Maj. j. F. HamtramcK, John Wysong,
WLewis Lucas.
.Ssepserds,oacn and KerBcgsralc District, No 6
Minor Hurst, J. NJ. Jcwett. Henry Shepherd
Bafirar Diaaci, No. Z.
Capt. John Moler, Philip Eagle, Geo-ge w. Cox,
Hupcrs- Ftrrv Dis,,ict. M g
Isaac Fpuke, jeremiah Fuss, Talbot S. Duke.
~ AEy,wo Of the ComRis. toner's above named
may act iifthe Districts to whchthey are assigned.
By reference 10 the Code Of Virginia page -, The
Commissioners and SheTiffs will fad the duties
q -sgnated, which they are required to perform
The Sheriff will furnish the poll books necessary
10 record the vote and is also required 10 conduct
the election BY person or proxy as well as furnish
The writer's TO take down the poll. It's particularly
desired, IA the vote can be poed in one day, that
the polls should be closed, and The Books and Tick,
cts propefy attesied forwarded to some one Of the
Commissioners al the Court House The Polls
will &c opened at "a o'clock A. NJ.
JAMES w BELLER,
SAMUEL RIDENOUR. Comm'rs.
NATHANIEL SEWERS,
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WILLOW SPRING
Al PRIVATE SALE.

TIME Hests OF Robert Duke Offer Al private Sale
u their valSable Farm situated on the Pe,onae
River, three mics shove Harpera-F Ferry IN Jseer-
son, CountY,2VaA Containing ESQ ACRES Sf
SUPERIOR LIMESTONE LAND 9N0 81
which are clearedAapd in high state of cultiya-
ton the remainder II we'll timbered, which swinK
70 its proximity to HeEpers Ferry is highly vslsl-
Bile. W
ef, from hch large quanli,les Of Stone eanbs sold
and any quantity of superior Lime Stone can be
had upon the premises. Thete is a landing wAsss
cana Boats Of The largest clsss can be brought o.
and loaded and when all the produce Of the farm
can be disposed Of at City prices. The improve
ments are good The Dwelling has good sitaa-
lion, and is most substantially built OF sene and
rough cast, is 60 feet in length by end Kitchen
Of Stone recently built, Smoke House, lee House
Carriage House, Corn House, Stabling and BarR,
all in good repair. Near the Howe is an unfail-
ing spring of good water, which supplies dairy
AID all the fields with abundance Of water, all the
year.
The place is we'll supplied with fruit, there beils
young Orchard Of over 100 Apple Trees, Of tAs
choicest varieties and bearing, together with Peadh
es Plums Cherries, &C., &c.
Its location is good as that of any fAgn IN lie
county Of jefferson and persons wishing 10 parsAass
well improved property, are requested 70 call and
vieay abe premises h
For terms apply TO The undersigned on the pr6n-
Uses, or by letter, Post Paid HarpersF Ferry. vir-
GINA. MATTHEW A. DUKE,
September Q, 1859! for 1e Hssys.
Kfge7soicn Torch Light and Lancaster Esaua-
liner, eopy til foybd and send bills 10 EAis e6Sss
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$500 s777--'i--sll
III Married.

On The ltth inst, al Forrest Home. Bo3,e "a r.
The RESIDENCE q De. B. F. Bedngcr b. Rev Nj No.
ton, GEORGE VIM RANSOM, Esd. Of tb;s .ees,
70 Miss IANINIA DRAKE, daughter 81 The la,e H.
~ g. Bedigger q Lewis Co.. Ky. -
On Tassdsy thv oh inst, by the Rev. 81. Rail-,
THOMAS E+.rt., sse9., Z. MS Emily swift dan@b,
ier y Mr. Joseph Swift Of Woodfcd near Phila lclp Ia
II BerryviIlc. oh W Wednesday due 9Th iast bv rev
MIR. White, Mr. JAMES n. CARPENTER. Tof Rcr
ryFille, and Mrs. DrJ. H. JOHNSON; ofSt Lou;s No
o. The Isl inst by Rev. john w Thomas, Mr.. ED
GAR CROOMSI TO Mss LUCf COATS, both of
Clarke county.
ca The 2sih ut. BY Rev. Edward Martin. Mr.. IS
AM fkUlkENDALL, Of Hampshire AID Miss SA
KAH WILLIAMS, daughter Of the late JOS Williams,
Of If4rly.
AZ Carlisle, p,irn., by Rev c. b. Tippet, NJ. SAM
TEL BECHToI4, Of York, and Mss MARY p
MlCkES, daughter Of Rev. VIM Wickes, d. b. Of
Carlisle.
Ga the Goth ult., by Rev r. C. wall. WI RI
PAYNE, Esq. and Miss MARY f. daughter Of "
w Payne. Est, all Of Fanquier.
On the It'll inst,at the City Hjici Frederick city bv
Rev. Geo. Behi, Mr.. JONAS A. HARVEY aid Mis-
SARAH iIiCkM AS--both ofIoudoun coulty, Virginia
Al the place. the same evening. by Rev. NJ
Scer. MreJs rs BREl'S and Mss -S,TEIyA
Of Jefferson eaaatyp Virginia.
last Iy Rev john Light, Mr.. JOSEPH GEIIR and
Mi@sELlZAfY. LIGHT both e Berkeley c unity
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EaGADLEY,s NEW WORK
JUST PUBLISHED,

J6S1 f0BLic$tEp,
Lires Of IVmfrH .Saoa, and -Aadre,o Jack
son, ty = z Hadhy, | col II mo. NTH
Portraits. Uniform ,rit5 tsNqpolcoa and
his MarsAaks." ST 25.
Scotland Jackson are here placed together as the
tso military men who have made the deepest I'M
p4essions fn their country since The lineof Wash
ington. They both achieved brilliant reputation
10 the war Of 1912 and by The battles Of Chippewa,
Niagara, New ORLEANS, etc, gave lheT epunlrs a
reputation at home and d al, and IHIdgA diifer-
ing in some characteristics they were very similar
in others The author has rot only skeched the
biography cfeaeh, but has given a faithful and
graphic description ofthe brilliant battles in which
they were engaged. The biography Of Winfield
Scott, which constitutes the grsater part Of the vol
mn. e tnll and authentic, Fhe materials for it
having been derircd III Il rgbiic documents and
from many officers who had served under Scott
Il presents 10 The feadersatso a panoramic view %
.he brill ant campaign If Mexico, embracing the
sorming ana ritnlai0n OF Vera Cruz, the battles
oil Cerro1 Gordo Churubusco, Contreras, Molino
del Rev, Chapntiepec, stormng Of Mexico, Friuni-
phal Egtfy with description n the scenery person.
al incidents, etc The author has fully sustained
The reputation acquired BY Napoleon and his Mar
shaS,n and other works OF which over 200 coo vol
tunes are been sold.
FRANK FREEMAN'S BARBER SHOP.
4 Idlefor tkc South alM North, BIZ Rep 3.
II, Hall Authof If Something for Etefg.
6oay,' Nesc puyctuse' / rot l2mo 75c
This work while it advocates The cause Of Inc
Ali. an, would do justice Ii The South 1t would
awaken sympathy hut MOI excite wrath, nor turn
ply fer The Negro iGto vengeance against tie white
nor incaicale treason under pretcnce Of love ard
frecdom II would have love do the work If hate
] Il will &c marked with the characteristics Of The
author 30 well known to the ppbic hy his previous
works, Of whom il was said in the publication d
The New Purchase" that "He was master o
many styles. and had stepped 10 The highest round
of the ladder at7once The works. no defence Of
slavery; but il would be balance wheel. hot Ia
stop, but 10 concentrate, squalze and direct oheI
motions Il treats the atfaisM Of ihe NortIl 10 The
Ter tatidnis The w+eT Witnessed much {hat he
describes and real persons are Introduced under
new names, so tia, the work, while il viii possess
The Interest Of fiction is not oalyirue 10 life but in
many Gifts scenes and characters Is true in fact
4 VIII BE Published in Ocloler.
CHARLES SCRIBNER,
4 81 Park Row and l45 Nassau ST., N. Y.
n Oct II 1879
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FOR SALE,
A Very Desirable Small Farm.

VNFENDlNGt oremove from this section Of Viz.
y GINA offer al private sale, the fARM upoa
which reside, situated upon the east side Of the
Shephercstown and Smithheld Turnpike road IN
being one mile from Leeiown, (my Post Ofice,)
miles from Shepherdstown, and miles from
Charlesiown, the county seat.
This location has perhaps as many advantages as
any other in the unity Of Jefferson being very near
10. Merchant and Saw Mill, Post Office, Churches,
School house, Mechanic Shops and 10 IN, BALI
more & Ohio Rail Road, which is only q miles
BY turnpike road
The improvements all are OF recent date ana
consist Of good Two story DreiitHg HoEs, with s
rooms and porches; also Kitchen, negro hoeses,
smoke house, barn corn house and otAef build
ings necessary TO a well regulated iarm. There 10
Thrifty young orchard bearing choice fruit. A
shallow well Of never failing water very superior
asralso cislern, al the kitchen door. +.
The Farm contains I62 Ia Acres Of lanG,
about 80 Of which in timber, the rest clesred.
ingood condition and fair proportion setin clover
and other grasses.
Thetille is indisputatle Possession given en-
the tst Of January, 1853.
Terms-Easy and accommodating. and viii be
made known upon application, in peson or BY let
:eF, to the undersigned at~beetown. Jefferson Co,
Virginia. THOMAS G. BAYLOR.
lTulv 1 1879 - i
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pie d.:

Suddenly scarlet fcycr, ;nKingstyn, P.aasy Viva liz.
the. 9Th inst, JAMES DUDLEY, inf,n, son uf
Frederick NJ aud Harriet yfschebcrger. Of jefferson
county, Virginia, aged months and days
Near Mt Glcad. Load1,un c5naty, April i5th. Isja.
after protraEf Illness of several monfis Mr. ISAAC
HUGHES, at the I'D, aneed age Of IS years.
On tic I'D inst, her rcsSIeaco. near Mt Gilcad,
Mrs. SARAH III IlS, the bl yed " It Of Mr. Tsaae
lIdghes, aged 20 years. 4sse
AZ tic dcace ofhs f.lhrs, August 1ti, 1852, ol
1yltod fey cr Mr. WI. I'G Hes after an illaeSs &C
three weeks IN the a-d year ofhis age.
AZ his r4ldcncf, near Wo9lgr0Ye Loado,a couaty ,
al tae l0fi inst. RICHARD OSBCRN Jr. in The
.p,h war 81 his age, and his father RICHARD OS.
BLUM Sr., near lhe sans plaee The llth inst, in
the eth year. Of his age.
% The hinsia Laudeun county, D. PATTER-
SON son pf John r.. and Frances Moss aged three
years. eve mdaths and four days.
At Alex snaria. va. on Thursday evening, thu 18th
INST, Mr.. WILLIAM HARPER in the Goth year Of
his age.
AZ Harpcrs- Ferry. on Monday the 4;h last, Mrs.
JAM. MEG Ann, wifs Of Austin Mccann, aged %
years, &em 9aths and % DAYS.
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY.

gTyHE subscriber has taken charge 81 the above
school. situated II ihe residenre Of Mr.. Wa
81 C.tsTgR Il beautiful aud healthy region q,
country where faclliles iur sigdy cal mol oe sur;
passed All the different nrane1es O. thoEougll
Mathematical. Classical AM hnsstsla edaealios.
-iIl - la,a,sht The system al Instruction vii II
~ IN, IS ID pursued 10 The Virginia Milisary
Insiis,se Papi.s maysenler Al any time, hal viii
y r.,rsiIsret IS engaged for months from tbs
time Of enlrance andsi ae1es.lon vii oe mads
except 10 cases q pEplSaesea IS Nhess
ra- session Il 10 rnotlhs from Si5io SIS
Board Washing FaeAs t-ignsss &c, Iof
Session 81 10 months, SUE
sg- Applications MAZE g US sapses,ner 81 e
MI WI. A. CARrERs ttN. 'ssepaeAsolFgg VIII
be promptly attended 70 rr.p,sr,xv
fSYsd F7To II
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TruSt Sale

Ilh authority ofztwo Deeds of Trust executed bT
- Uriah Rutherford TO the undersigned ard both
reed - in The Clerks Office Of The County Court
Of jefferson County. Va, ard with The consent oil
said Rutherford, we viii Qfarfpr sale at his resi-
-dende on the 29sh inst. (o;loherl the following
PROPERTY, viz:
9I{ead Of HORSES Sadi2tioa Of syreat rem.
t4tion and satae; 2 Wasohs; IL sa Of
Gears; 8 Barshear ploaghs; DoaJfc
9aoret Ploughs; 2 Hlrrolcs i Cat ;
IVheat Reaper and Jpheat Fan Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep; Bd,oaeAe3 Housea0ht and
Huchen Faraa0re-and IFheat, Rye and
Q'ofn
TERMs.-The property win be seldom credit OF
nine: months The purchaser giving bond with APP
PROVED security, except the Wheat which will he
sqd pn credit Of thirty days, negotiable ard pay
able lat the Bank Of the Valley, Chaflesown No
nroperty TO be removed until the terms Of sale are
com Piled with.
GERARD .. MOORE. r,,.,..s
JOHN w. MOORE
O4iai5pr 1SS9
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NOTICE
M IA S o N &c

KTyHE Grand Lodge Of Virginia having recon-.
i mendedto the Lodges under iss lurssa'ss'o "
she celebration of the Centennial ~
the Initiation OF iGsoRGs WASHINGTON me Us
mysteries Of Free Masonry which took place On
he l,h 81 November. 1852 the undersigned, COM
mh,ee appointed by convention q dslssa.ss s.o.
the LODGES Of Tie 1lst Masonic District, announce
Thai ia event viii Sc commemorased By prneeS-
zion and oralisn ID Martinsbarg. on SAAohA - &
the ISL Of November next, 81 .S
The commit have found & imprac us ks X
make he necessary arrangements tof tne ssn = 2.
Novelnber. and have deemed i best y posi- pone @
the dar above named. All neighpofing Loases
aud bSsthren IL god standing are eetd'aiy ins''ea
20 ioio in the celebration. ...,r.,n..
that they have secured the services @ nFesnsf
fsnsr,'ss JaMrs EAUfKxER orato, . me cay
E-P. HUNTER. ; =. H. Icy - ny $50,
- g. g ~ Z. ~. M, ~ r. A. REDAIAN,
~ - = = A <I.iSTs fJ p. Al. ESTI4ER,
y. - A. e e. 11f/0rN GEO. NAVY
o. 81. 1852. Chm. II arrangements
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San0tI Frv EOfieru.
The Only n1tue Psrlrat Of Washington,
.h4
y JUST PUBLISHED
T. b, HEEL CHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.

Engraced (6y permssion) from Sudrts only original
portrait, in The 4thenebua, Boston
This superb picture Engraved under the superin-
teudence OF THOMAS SULLY, Esq, the eminent
and highly gifted artist is the only correct likeness
of'WaShington ever published II has beea charac-
terized rs the greatest work of art produced in
this country As toits fidelity. VIC refer 10 The letters
OF The adopted son Of Washington, GEORGE WASH
INGTON PAKK CUSTIS, who says, iii is faith
fu repres entation OF lie celebrated original" and TO
CHIEE JUSTICE TANEY of the Supreme Court OF
the United States, WHO says, AS 4 work CT art lis
excellence and beauty must strike every enc who
it and il is noeSs happy its likeness 10 The
Father of his couptIy. II my good fortune to
have seen him in the days of my boyhood, aud his
whole appearance Isl yet strongly impressed my
memory The portrait you have issued appears TO mig.
10 be an erdct eaeSs, representing perfectly the
preston well as the form and features of The acen
And says Senator CASS, is life Ike representation
9f the great original President FILLMORE says,
.tEe work appears 10 me to have been admirably
eced an1 efiaentiy worthy Of the patronage of the
public Says MARCH Ant, the eminent portrait
!painteF, and the pupil OF Stuart syour print my
mind is remarkable than any other have seen,
for presenting the uaole individuality of the original
portrait together with The noble and dgnifed repose
Of air and manner, which all WHO him cons-
cred rnarse chs rrcterstte of the nlnstrici,s il
commentaries.
Testimonials from he Senate of The United S'd,es
CRY OF WAsHrNGroN August 81, 1852
The Portrait OF Washington, engraved upon steel
by I. B. WEIGH Of Charlest on, 6. G. lrfrom Gilbert
Stuarts original painting Isl IN our opipn, the best
engraved likeness Of Washington extant, aud in the
buiuty Of its execution, reflects the highest credit
upon The distinguished American Artist.
William r. King, Lewis Cass, Henry Dodge, Jas
Cooper, b. +. Wade VIM Uphum, Richard Broad
head S. p Chase, VIM +. DeSausSurc, Geo. w. Jones,
Solomon Foot lIanniba llamlin, John n Clarke r.
n. Stock on, w. Brooke, james W. Bradbury, John
b. Welfrr Charles Sumner: Samuel Houston, B. Mefi.
fIIamilton Fish, Charles I. James, II. s. Guy.
er WIN. G Dawson, ]. NJ. Mason, Thomas J Rusk
VIM. NJ, Gwin, S. r. Mallory
~ Persons by RENTING Five Dollars to Robert
King Richmond, Pd.- will have copy of the PSftrir
sent TO Them free ~ postage,
BY renting Ten DoLLARs, proof impression will
,be sent in like manner