The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1874-07-10
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Is an elegant miscellany gf pure, Light and grace
tui hteraturei and collection uf pictured. the
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Art Department, 1874.
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and elaborate finish of the most costly rtrI
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year 1874 will receive pair Of ,hFomoa. The
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whose great Colorado picture was purChnaed bJ
Congress for ten thousand dollars. Ihe gubiects
were were CHOSEN 70 represent The East" aud "Tha
Mestn One 10 view IN The White Mountaina.
New Hampshirej the other gives The Gill of
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pleasing contrast and affords a good display III
the artists scope and col0ring. The rhrumos
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painter 70 the subscribers of THE ALDiNE
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Nessrs. JAMES SUTTON a Co.
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successful representations By mechanical prors..
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4 Home" new and beautiful chrome fIrqa
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