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! JUST FDHLI21III... T. B. WELCH'S MAUltlFICEJT roaTiuiT ojp lyAsiiiKtiTorr

Kn iravtd (by permission from btuart's only crtjinal portrait, in the Antheiitum, Boston. i'au auoerb piciure, ttigraved under tire uderinteadence of Tboxas Sully Esq., the eminent end highly gifiei at list, is the oaly correct likeness ot W us.tingtoa ever pubuae ed in this country.' 'As to its fadeiity, -we j refer to the' letters ot ae. edopted sob ot Weahingtoii, Geo rg Wa:.lis;jie FerkC-uttiBv who says, "it is a.'" faithful rt-presentation ol the original, and to Chiei Juatice Tansy cf the Supreme Court -ot the umtea totitcs, wao aye, a wot ot art tts excellence ina. beaaty mtttitme every one wno teeaitf eta it is no less ttaowv in. ite uxeoet to taertua er of his country. It wtj tnv'rood fortune to have seea him ia ti cits and his whale appcarasace te'yec stroagiy-iss-pnsced "ia 'mj oteaiory '? 'Use portrait you have tsiueu sppears to- me 10 oe an eraei rtcti, iepre?aung perlect.y the expression s.9 'well es the trtn end ieatures cl tia lace." And ears Senator Cass, "it is e self-hke reprt jestation of the great oripaal,"-;Presideui t ti'more Bays, "the worst appears tome to have been admirably executed end is eminently worthy trfae patrosags of the public 5a) Merchant, the ernifl.eat portrait paiatcr, and the pupil, of - Stuart, "yur .priot. to my rnind ih more remarkablo than ary other 1 have seen, for presenting the whole individu ality ot the original portraH, together wttn the Eoble end dignified repose-of sir" ana taatinerj which all who ever maw him considered a marked charaeferisiic-oi the illustrious ueni it commemorates." ... .f For the great - merits of this picture we weald refer e?e-ry lover of Washington to the portrait itaelf, to be sen at the oiSce of th;s paper, and to the letter of the following Artists, Statesmen, Jurists, and Scholars ac companylng it.- - - ., AilTISTd. Marchaatsnd Elliott, of New York; Nesgle, Rothermel end Lambdin of Philadelphia; Cheater Harding of Boston, Charles Fraser of Charleston, S C, and to tbo adopted son of V sshirgton, lion. Geo. W. Custis, ti-asfelf a: artisi. STATESMEN. His Excellency Millard Fillmore, Maj; Gen. WinSeld Scott, Hon. George M. "Delias, Hon. William fl King, Hon Daniel Webster, lion Lion U-oyd, Hon Lewis Cas, Hon, Wm A Graham, Hon John P ' Keaaedy, ' Hon R C Winthrop, LL D. JUHiS IS Roger 8 Taney, lion John Luer, Hon John rdcLiean, Hon Ku fus Choate. SCHOLARS Charks Folsore, Csq. the well known Librarian of the Boston Atheneuni, who saye, .would rather own E P Whipple, Richard Hiidreth, Hon Edw. Everett, LL U. Jared Sparks, LL D, Wm II Pressott, LL D, Washington Irving, Ralph W Emerson, Esq.. Prof T C Upham, J T Ileadly, Fits Green Halleck, II W Longfellow, Wm Gi.rnore Sitnms; end from Eu rope, Lord Talfourd, T B Maeauley, Sir Archibald Alison, Lord Mayor of London, 5rc &c TiSS PRESS, throughout the 'entire .Union, have with one- voice proclaimed the marits of this superb engraving. To enable all to possess this valuable treasure, it is sold at the low p?ice of $5 per copy. Published by GEORGE W.CH1LDS, NT? corner of Fifth and Aech streets, Phila. WILLIAM G. STEEL, Sole Agent for the States of Ohio and Indiana This Portrait ca.n only be obtained from MR.. STEEL or from his duly authorized sgerua." ' Arrangements have ueen made with the Post Office Department, by which copies of the Portrait can ce sent to any point, per mail in peafect order. riT-Persons by remitting five dollars to W m. G. Steel, Cincinnati. 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Whatever coecerna the hsah'A an Lsp; ' ties a of a people is at all tin.es cf t!' ijc-s v!uab!e imortaisee. I take it for sriEtt that every person will do t.i ta taeir t-owcr, to t i- J .. i . ' t. T a fc a . . a w Save tut ires ui iacii ciiiiuics, mi ii iitmj certoa will endeavor to promote, iscr o -i health at all sscriiicis, I fell it to I r-y daty to .Bolenioly ussere you - thstt 1 rc - ac core inT,i t vpt uw t-jm , vw ...- ted-rhysieiaas, ere tii primary ero oi msjotity bf diseases .to which children tuad adults are liable; if you have an appetite c; tinually cbaagftble fioiB-ont kisd of faol to another, bad-breath, pain 'in the stomach, picking at the nose, hardness and fullness of the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irregular remember that ait these denote Worms, and you should at once apply the remedy : uobensack;swoem sykcp. An article founded upon scientific priniip!-. u compounded with purely vegetable substances, being perfectly safe wbeo taken, and can be given-to ihe most tenderinfant with, decided beneficial effect, where' Bowel Complaint and Diarrhoea have made tbem weak and debilitated the Tonie properties of my V'orm Syrup are such, that it etaBds withoot to eiial in the catalogue of medicines, . ia' givlrj- tone and strength to the Stomach, which t. ikf v it r.n infallible remedy for those sSIictid '.'. Dyspepsia, tha astonishing cares p cT.'on , by this Sprup after Physicians have f&iUd.i , the best evidence of ita superior .est cy c rci ail othcri. - : . ... - - This is the most diScuit - Worm la destroy of il-. that infest the human eystein, it gts?-' loan almost indefinite length becoiiitu; so coiled and fastened in the intestines and stomach fciTecting the health sa sadly as to cbue St. Vitus Dsdcc, Fits, c, that those si icted seldom if ever sufpect that it is a Ta ye Worm hastening them to an early grave. Ia order to destroy this worm, a very energetic treatment must be pursusd, it would therefore be proper to take 6 or 8 of try Liver Pil's so ss to remove all obstructions, tliat the Worm Syrop may'act direct-upon the Worm,.-which r.vst be taken Ln doses of 2 Tblespoonfulls 3 iinnes a day, these directions followed have never been known to fail in curing the most obstinate cases of Tape Worm. . IIO BENS ACS LIVES FILLS. No part of the system is mere liable to diaeaee than the Liver, it serving s a filterer to purify the blood, or giving the proper secretion t the bile; so that any wrong action of the liver effects the ot ter. important parteof the system, and results variously, in Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &.c. We shoold," '.here fore, watch every symptom that might indicate a wrong action of the liver,, These pills being composed of Soots Plant furnished by nature to heal thesick; namely, 1st, An Expectorant, wliico. aegtaents the secretioG from the -Pulmonary mucus, ra embrace, or promotes tbe discharge ofsecreted matter.' 2nd. An Alternative, w hich changes in some inexplicable and insensible manner the certain morbid action of the evstem. 3rd A Tonic, which gives tone ' and strength to the nervous system, renewing health and vigor to oil parts f the body. 4th. A Cathartic, which acts in perfect harmony with the cthrr ingredients, aud operating on the bowels, and expelling the whole massofeortapt end vitiated matter, and purifying the bWod! which destroy s disease end restores health. o You will find thtEs. TiUs ea inv!'i 'a medicine in many complaints to which you are subject. In obstructions eiihei total or partial, they have been found of incsii.-.-t o benefit,'' restoring their functional arrar-.s meutstoa healthy eciion, purifying the 17 -d end other flaids so eTectuaily to pot to fl.-.'.t all compisiEis which tnay arise from fetnals inregulorities, as heat' schc, giddiness, dimnsss of sight, pain in the side, back, 4c"' ' None genuine unities signed,' J. N. Ilobensock, all others being base imitation. 0A gents wishing new euppiieJ, and Store Keepers des' roas ot beco.r.ivi? Agents must adj'fts the Pro-Ttelor, J. l. i.ohesij.ck, Pmladelphia, Pa. i'old by all Drur-;ists and Mc-rcha :t; tLeU. ?. Center Lo'rjey, 71 iti -ill a, ;hc!eeais and Retail agents. . Ptice, Jjfl each. ErcwningJj- Vf'all.Tcrre Ilau'.i, Ai'holesslc Af ents for Ind. J. Si C. Reakert, Clcciscati, T7blesale A t'.-r.t9 for Cbuo. '"jl ,j. I ozi 5 crr.'rrj BY MEAIUJ.Or THE . FCCXET .ECCULPIUS, or Every one L o i '-. i Physician! -, Thirty-six sh edition, with fip.f Ji oi t a hundred en;" . -. a'-orvioj privaie - - - m every e . , : and r ' ;7 n t cf t. rf. ' i i, I , V . : ' , - - . '1 arSt su.Trrirg f.-o.n c:?rt. Ci brco;-o t" e vie? tot !,'.t s J r.. a I i t3 bk tn j cor. 'Tf ii.! 1 1 r. sve ;.i-'-fcir, wn-iut lies?, or tie krowted c f t ?s .1 i fricr.d. s;id i. '. t or.e-ici.j t ,e v -ppie. In o-.u" i ta the rrer It:.. jrivste t':eti, it f I'er . " i 1 1 ii ot j manhood's eauy c cam iT'i "-re t e .7 - .ti V ii, . it v e. rvit in tie An; i 1 1 i i a t.7)

t -i : -" j s$ t r: ' ' ' f t i ever a. di.il f Fer'p,A.on "yes. 1 ail i n i At, SuHdeii F I !'', Cuti.in' . . itB-ry7 . . ': 3 B Ei.. IJmbso - ia the i J gtxtf csudi by - Dr.. VA OFLAIID'-: G2ZLF' Si Td C L, t tthe ci:r,:.7N !7 liQ, Arch L: I t ' p "w riyr vvwIf -fut it n tX'U erisn jr-, ? ? -i Z J . t 1 t.. a a tt ntion o itlted ;f v.rf-in a- y i L hi., it ,'7;ct " cast efier $killful ghytuia These T tiers bis vtcit. ii"al 4m. Fuuie j- ,;j!f tf :vi- u cf c'.set t:f j'ar ttr"'.' ' t r in weak r.- t , j t - c t. or!.ir,st t ,ey are v. ;...-!, i it : ; i i.i'tiic 3 L sir t.id iN!-v?t . t t jr - - ' - - r ow tt,T ; ri s ? v ;cstii A as -a t tcrv , I .' 'tr f &s T, Dj'B- ; is de--'nes of , Ured byosr says L - rprm. ji c. r tl.3 C IU1 C Ltir Co scrve-iy one ot t. e r-Cit; t' if v. Tbe r ,'U'i ir.ousauv.ji, au-: 1 j 4t Cufl, has i .niself rece.r 4 t; t :. nenl cure of L'er Corrjljint Iron the ti se .) i3, a--vdy. '?-? t - -rfd that, in. vh gocf these L.tie's, t. e j-i-h r stscr "lins rtrer -'h and i--!T a f.st -;hy bT-5-rat conidtit n. I Ley are t'ltt-sr.i in toste -d unci', srd tsa L iintl .y person Riif.r-.. -t J.'.I:at2 E'- ' "A . safety und.r a.ny.-circt "tehees. .e e-- F-eakipg jrom eiperieace,Dd to the rCieted e adrUt tbeirose. ' '" " Scott's Weekly,- erfe 'of the beat Literary pap- publijlied si id, A ug.2 j . Ds.Hooila"!',s C txiwii iirrtr-s, reanofsetured by Dr. Jackson, now recommended by some of tie i. . - c j-n it nrmbt rs cf the fnculty a an ''..-'. cf r "r'l e r' "ty ia cakes of female weakness." A Such the case, w t would Advise t". r-o ' trs to obisii. a bottle, and thus save tiieruseUe much s.ck;-.cs. Persons of deb'!. tale:' r'1' -"",' a t.c-? . '. i f d these Citlert advania tiieir h -i. a , e know from experience tie jillary t2c-r J.ej hive rpon weak systems.' fiorc SZxl-uenc. . The Fhi'ailel'phia Saturday G a sett?, tht best family newapaperjabliihed uTthe Uoited States- The editor says of ., DR. II COPLAND'S GERMAN PITTEHS. It is seldom that we rccomtr.isd what are termed Patent Medicine j to lis senHdraea and psircasf' s-f onr roalers; asd tbertfeee when we iccowmcnd Dr. lio-cisci's Gern.i Bitters, we wish it to be dinslncUy understood thstt we ere et t pt-sking of the rsostroms ol the day-'iat are tc itd abect f.rr a tritf period t j t! ei " , ' t r ' - ' -sre dona t''er jt,'!'v fee of iiiifiiii!, Ll; of a ediciQ lv - ts i 7. 1, t ..?!!' r - i d, nd r - " has met the hearty i purovai ot the fac,!f.' -'.. --- . ? J -!-1 bp", recfivei u'.t v r. ('.ii,e . f Ui ' -, th' tcs-.j.njny ii it esed ii ',1. CIj1" s of PI ?ost fay, i i 1.1-" ;re cf r Physiaoel ism .stitLhshB i, ti j'-.L.ned. a fict ', ed, a.id fully proving t.'.at a .'j prepsrstion will meet with their- -quiet t ; ; r j a 1 whtn pretested even in this fortn.--, , That (bis medicine will cure I : . ;r Cc-i-i plaint and - Dyspepsia, rte cce cstn doubt after using U as tfirccsert. it acts specsr.caiiy upt the stomach and liver; it is preferable lo clomel m ell ti'.. .st's.ert the tfectis itsaied s t or in j aoy-ti Tl.ey f i "a ;i j niste rtd leinaiet siht at le b CF CCL i...i' t 1 Tf I J, ic. "- b chari s 'rie .. i acter which it attaii, to ' i'i J i purius arts-. ', those v ho are . Lnci ELI. T ThT 3 ?vo i JAC7-7-.. ill;ya iz sL-t b e has attained. 48 eoi-'-U ritini c : t t r .- i. iil mr " .ciars to s t put forth c I tie lives ef - of C. 71. .. hisssme . . ... ry r iH ie . w n a the For ule .'I, tie I JS O Jt u It o C" 3 r: ' slert ga tl. r. i t. y tajoylinsn't " lit t J. i' - - ." - s : .or ci i t'-e ac ; t