The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-12-08

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Their of the following magnificent Steel Engra.
wings, viz
The LAST SUPER. Size of plate, 25 by 4C
inches. Value, So.
The Cry OF The GREAT KING. Size of plate
25 by 50 inches. Value, So.
THE PALACE Or WESTMINSTER. Size of plate,
25 by 80 inches. Value, S..
Sin WALTER Scorris MONUMENT. Size of
plate, 25 by "a inches. Valur, 81.
WE PRAISE THEE, On, LORD Size of plate
81 by 25 inches. Value So.
ROBERT BURNS. Sizeo Of plate, p by 25 inch
es. Value So.
Any one sending n club of TEN subscribers
shall receive his choice of any TWO of the above
engravings. Any one sending a club of FIF-
TEEN subscribers shall receive his choice of any
-FOUR of above engravings. Any one sending a
club of TWENTY subscribers shall receive ALL of
the above engravings, and a copy of the Maya
zine for one year, gratis.
This splendid offer will enable every one, by
n very tritling ~exertion in getting subscribers, to
obtain rs fine a collection of rare works of art
to adorn his parlor, as can be obtained any
where for Twenty-i five Dollars, cash.
Young gentlemen and young ladies, all over
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above terms.
Postmasters, and other respectable persons
who may desire to act as Agents, and to receive
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per cent, for their trouble. The engravings
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now announce that where parties do not form
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wings, shall receive by mail the Engraving cho-
sen and one copy of the Magazine for one year.
Some of these Engravings are of THEEEtimes the
value of those offerd by the ORR ART UNION, and
all of them are better and OF more intrinsic worth
than any engravings ever offered by any "Gift
Enterprise or (" Art Association.
THE Last Supper" and "The City Of the
Great King" should adorn the walls of every
Clergyman and Scholar in the country
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American Literature and Art, to avail them
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the twelve back numbers OF the Magazine from
January, 1889, forming Il PERFECT SET of the
GREAT REPUBLIC" MONTHLY from its
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