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have seen Mr. Linens Clay. II is the best OF Clay
ever saw II C!ny character we'll as in resemblance


HENRY "A. WISE OF Virginia.
Astor House, February 4, 1882
had the satisfaction Linens Picture OF r;
Clay Certainly it is the portrait Of that distinguished
have The engraving, II well done, viii he
very valuable. EDWARD CURTIS, oi New YORK.
Astor House, Feb. 4, 1888.
concur in The opinions above expressed by 1r. Wise
and Mr. CCris JAMES HARLAN, OF Kentucky.
New York. Feb 4, 1883.
II good resemblance OF Mr. Clay, especially the eT-
preston OF lhe cGui;eHauce.


COT. WILLIAM C. DAWSON, OF Georgia.


G. ". HoPRINs, OF Virginia.
hs,or Hou;e, Feb. A. 1889
concur most fully in The opinans above expressed re-
spcctinr this amrabe picture. the artist has caught the
snirit OF t.e bright thought is playing upon bis
features, and speaks Henry Clay TO the tr.


WILLIAM l.. STONE, OF New York.
February 7, 1859. ol 81