MIR LINENS LETTER.
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PnILADELPHfA, Nay q, 1910.
Lea Siri-I have The pleasure OF informing yon ',hat
ysur engraving OF Mr.. Cag Is completed, aud gives
muca satisfaction occasionally examined the proofs,
during psogres. and think Mr. Sart1in has been very
successful IN cntcaing he spirit OF ,hc original


Yours trrly GZoRGS LlSEs.


CERTIFICATES, &c.
have seen Mr. Linen. Clay Il is the 6ss: Of Clay
ever saw. II Clay character we'll resemblance.


hEsRY A. WISE, OF Virginia.
Aalo. House, February /, 1852


heye had tie satisfaction Linens Picture OF Dir.
Clay Certainly l. The best portrait Of thai distinguished
man have The engrcvi6g, il well done, will be
very valuable. EDwARo CUErI-, Of New York.
Astor aorse, Feb. 4, 1889. .
concur in the opinions above expressed by Mr. Wise
and DIR. Curtis JAMES HARLAN, OF Kentucky.
New York, Feb. i, 1889


i good resemblance of Mr Clay, especially the
preston OF The cnuntenauce.


Col. WILLIAM C. DAWSON, OF Georgia.


g Horxiss, of Virginia
As:or Hon.e, seb. 4, 1885.


concur most tuy in the opniens expressed 20
spectng tins amIrabie pctrre The arts, has caught The
spr of tie mar bright thoneht playing upon his
features, and peaks Henry Clay 10 the he


WILLIAM l.. STONE, Of New York.
February J. 1853. oil