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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOUTHERN FINH ARTl
y. h. WEIGH, OF. I CHARLESTON. S. G.
GEORGE WASHINGTON!
cNrREoEDENrEp lN. Annals oE AMEnIoAn ZINE An,

/. D.. WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON s.. G.
GEORGE WASHINGTON!
cNpREcEDENrED MAMMALS OF AMERICAN FINE ART!
WELCH,s magnificent Portrait of washington-caob by
Gilbert sSsrs onx on hy permssion FROM
COMB seeSy OF this has doubtless DO
ny person in the United States who can read
Ever Artist Scholar, Statesman and Jurst, in our own
WEIGHS WASHINGTON WAS IISti'f IN pronounced
a sIe @ OF Stnats Painting
tence. - n - " ~
-. FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY
Inc only merit this OF Washington possesses is
that the Senate Of the United States and tie most cecbat
ed Scholars Artists Justs and Statesmen OF the United
rrd ar tic G attention en is invited 70 the following letter
States: 49, ''0N
BALTixoRE June 26. 1852
DEAR SlR-Accept my thanks for the Portrait OF Wash
ton As work oIar its excellence and beauty strike
to the Father OF his country my good fortune 10
have seen him in the days my boyhood and his Whole
portrait have issued appears to me to be an exact like
form and features OF his face.
With great respecti
lam your ob't servant,
Geo. w. Childs, Esq, Pha.
BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON
Engraved (hy permisson) from Thomas Suily's only
Preston Blair, Esq Geo by &c inches.1
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS cory.
Read This
From the Hon. Johi. Mclean Associate Judge OF the
Supreme Court
CINCINNATI, 29th Oct, 1852,
Dear Sr-l thank for the engra we'd likeness OF Cell
oral Jackson; is an excellent In The part
his life, his hairs, his tall venerable frame the
sincerity and kindness OF his expression manner can
tivaed all who became acquainted with him There were
lew, any, educated home abroad however
inuc they may have associated with foreign courts who
could equal the grace and OF General Jacksons
manner IN social circle. Whether consider him i'm m
field, in the drawing room the head OF the adnis
tratio he was remarkable man, '
Withgrelt respect,
JOHN MCLEAN.
Geo. w. Chidsi Esq.
Great Inducement to Club Subscribers.
IN order to enable all to copies above ele
CANT Portraits, the subscriber respectfully offers follow
ing Inducements for the formation OF
CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS.
To wit:-For club of five, S2OOu
ten, 35On
p.. nIteen, ... 1900
Eth copies OF the works will be sent.
w On receipt OF tile subscriptions, the Portraits will he
sent free OF POSTAGE Cat the sole risk subscriber
to address, each OF the said club as desired
AddIess-ROBERT KING,
Agent for Welchs Portraits of Washington and jackson
for State Va, Eagle Square, Richmond Va
dectO-1mdw
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this day taken possession of that well established
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WASHINGT0N

From Stuart's most celebrated Painting.
THIS large and magnificent Portrait of1WIsHlsaTox
from the BURN OF an American Artist is considerably
all who have to be the most beautiful speci
lrers o:ar ever published and likeness Of
NOTION sfze OF plate is eighteen by twentyeght
inches, which win make picture for the parlor
end should be in the hands Of every American citizen
Painting, now at the State House, Hartford, CT 2
hnely and printed superior plate
reduced the price TO ONE DOLLAR / :,
All persons remitting the amount may rely upon rece
ne perfect copy by return mail part
States carefully put up rollers the Ose,
free OF postage. l5Ifi7 ri II -t..rs
Address ali orders, postpaid, 70 the publ,
|, - id-llis.t = .15EA JOHN s. .YLOR,
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The Heroic Women
HISTORY.

Comprising some of the most Remarkable Exam
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The ON of Grape Wine.

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Look to your Coughs I

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CITY OFFICERS FOR 1872.

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CONSUMPTION DURABLE,

CONSUMPTION Durable! ...
Robert Sanderson, Justice the Rush Creek
township, Fairfield county, Ohio, brother sNajOr
General Sanerson, officer in the 1872
Consumption by the OF 'Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry"
Rush Creek township, Fairfield co. Feb %, 1852
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has greatly
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THE GREAT BRITISH aUARTERLIEs,
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry!
The bcst Remedy oyer known TO Wan

Fer Coughs Colds, asthma, Group Bronchfts, Influenza,
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diseases known TO maI To all unbelicvsrs
that theory is really true, = II few oil
.rlOrllel by this wonderful! tL.CiN
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lIElIBERs OF COUNCIL.

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