Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-24
AID TO THE
NJ T. v e II NON Flu N D.
Stuart's GOld-mounted, Oil Portrait
of Washington.

T" There 10 a modest mansion on the bank Of The
Potomac"
Sons and Daughters of America through its
length and breadth, who are DESTROYS of aiding
the =" Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of the
Union" in their noble work-that of collecting
means to consummate the purchase, and compile
tely restore and beautify the hoxE Of our beloved
Washington at Mount Vernon-can render valua.
BILE service to the cause, by forming Clubs from
among their friends of s. 10, 20, or more persons
and rsmitting; with names, to either of the Vice
Regents or Lady Managers of the Association the
same amount in dollars for this b -autful copy OF
the great original picture by Gilbert Charles Stu
art, now in possession of the Boston Atheneum.
The portrait, executed in oil colors, faithfully
and accurately representing this cheted ourre Of
Stuart, is cabinet size, and being made tributary
to the Mount Vernon Fund is at once an evidence
of the patriotism and taste Of the purchaser, be-
sides being handsome paror ornament. A ia
vOrabe opportunity is thus offered to every fami-
y in the land, Of contributing to this noble Mount
Vernon cause by the possession Of this portrait
and no memorial can be treasured Of the great
Chieftain and the Mount Vernon object, than
such appropriate and speaking souvenir.
This plan, Is Of the aids Of collecting means,
is considered o happy one; and for the tribute of
one dollar this Offering of the Association is as
surdly most acceptable.
Parcels of 5, 10, 20, SO, or 100 COPIES will be
carefully put up and sent to any point of address,
on the receipt Of dollar for each picture order
ed thus, Eve dollars RENTED for five pictures
ten dollars for ten twenty fer twenty, &c.
Clubs Of ten, twenty, fifty or more persons, can
remit to Mrs. Susan l.. Pellet, Corresponding Sec-
rotary, at Richmond, Va, or any Of the officers
representing the Mount Vernon interest Of other
States.
Each of the officers will receive all orders, and
have thera promptly supplied.
Together with weman's persuasive influence, is
added that of the eloquent son of Massachusetts,
the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, whose noble efforts
in behalf sfthe Association, thus far have been
crowned with the highest success, he having al
ready contributed, by his own unassisted abilities
and mastery elOquence, upwards Of $4,000 to the
Fund
N. B.-Pleass write names legibly, as each per-
son forming club will be published under the
Portrait Subscription in the Mount Vernon Re
cord, also, forward all moneys without being reg
All Express Companies throughout the country,
extending even to California and Oregon, having
given the Association free use of their routes, par
cells will therefore be forwarded without any
charge
Persons will address and remit to the Vice Re-.
gents, or through their Commit tees and Managers.
also. to L. A. Cooley, Esq, Of the Lady's Book; to
S. F. Watson; or DEvEREUX L CO.,
ls2 Sosth Third Street, Plhiadelpk;a'
G.la.msusssl 0,l Portrait Of Mr.. Everest.
A faithful and accurate Photographic picture
Of this gentleman, is now ready for delivery. 1t
is beautifully executed, with appropriate en-
blems Of Mount Vernon in . gold arabesque Dor
dor.
Clubs from to 100 solicited, and forwarded
the same - the Warrington Portrait-One Dol
lar for each picture ordered.
aov91 l33 &utA Third Street.