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Old '76 and young' 48.
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Leary & Co.'s cheap book store, no. 138 North Second Street, ten doors below New Street, Philadelphia. [graphic] : Where are kept constantly on hand, and for sale, over 100,000 volumes of new, old, and scarce books in every department of literature, whole
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[Chestnut Street Theatre]. North East corner of Sixth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia. [graphic] / Drawn and engraved on wood, by D.C. Baxter, (successor to Wm. B. Gihon,)
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The new theatre in Chesnut [sic] Street Philadelphia [graphic] : Built 1822. Taken down 1856.
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Mexican news
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Mexican news
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[Entry of Washington into New York, after the city was evacuated by the British in 1783, Nov. 20th]
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Marion crossing the Pedee.
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Union Hotel, Fairfax C.H., Va. James W. Jackson, proprietor.
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Charles Sumner
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Jay[ne's] Carmina[tive] Balsam. Prepared only by Dr. Jayne, wholesale druggist & chemist, no. 84 Chestnut Street below Third, Philada.
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Oriental Print Works, Apponaug, R.I.
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W.B. Eltonhead, watch maker, and jeweler. 340 so. 2d St., Philad'a.
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Wm. H. Hortsmann & Sons, manufactory & sales rooms, cor. Fifth & Cherry Streets. Philadelphia.
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Wagner & M'Guigan, call the attention of the public to the superior facilities at their extensive lithographic establishment, no. 4 Athenian Buildings, Franklin Place, (north of no, 111 Chestnut Street.)
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Edward L. Waller, lithographic printer. Portraits, landscapes, buildings, animals, charts, maps. Circulars, bill heads, music titles, checks, cards, labels, transfers from copper or steel, lithographed in a superior manner, no. 17 Minor Street, third stor
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Wagner & M'Guigan's lithographic drawing, engraving, and printing establishment.
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Wagner & M'Guigan, respectfully invite the attention of the public to their extensive lithographic establishment no. 4 Athenian Building, Franklin Place, north of no. 111 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Williams anti-dyspeptic elixir. Prepared by Dr. James Williams, no. 4 South Seventh Street, 3 doors below Market St. Philadelphia. [graphic].
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Samuel Simes, operative & dispensing chemist. Store and family medicine laboratory. N.W. corner Chestnut & Twelfth sts. [graphic] / J. Mucklow [sic].
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Interior view of Rogers Smith Shop. Corner of Sixth & Master streets. [graphic] / J.H. Byram.
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George J. Henkels. City cabinet warerooms, 173 Chesnut [sic] Street, Phila. [graphic].
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Pennsylvania Horticultural Society [ticket]
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John H. Brown & Co. No. 307 Market St.
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The last days of Webster at Marshfield
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James K. Polk
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Eliza crosses the Ohio on the floating ice [graphic] / G. Cruikshank ; W.T. Green sc.
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The marriage [graphic] / Manning del ; Hayes, G.H.. sc.
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The whitewasher [graphic].
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The laundress [graphic].
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The rag-picker [graphic].
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The wood-sawyer [graphic].
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Plantation scene -- coffee [graphic] / Felch-Riches. Columbus. O.
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Douglass wird von Coven gezüchtigt [graphic].
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The mother's struggle [graphic].
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[The freeman's defense] [graphic].
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Scipio hunted, "As men hunt a deer!" [graphic] / G.S ; M. Jackson.
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James K. Polk
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Facsimile of the signatures to the Declaration of Independence
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The United States Senate A.D. 1850
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Gerrit Smith [graphic] / Engraved by J.C. Buttre.
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Inspection and sale of a Negro [graphic] / F. Mayer ; Whitney, Jocelyn, Annin sc.
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The slave chain [graphic].
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The Africans of the slave bark "Wildfire" [graphic] / M.N.
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African slave trade [graphic] / Felch-Riches.
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Scene in the hold of the "Blood-Stained Gloria." (Middle Passage) [graphic].
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Persecuted virtue [graphic] / G.S.
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Lecompton funeral. [graphic] / Hy.
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[McAllister & Brother, opticians, 728 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia] [graphic] / A. Bigot, del.
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[Bnjn. Swain, umbrella & parasol manufactory billhead.] [graphic] / Joseph Henry Byram.
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Hon. Anson Burlingame, M.C., from Massachusetts
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Jno. W. Holm
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William H. Seward
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Theodore Parker
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Charles Sumner
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William H. Seward
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[Evans, Card & Fancy Printer. Office, Fourth St. below Chestnut, Philadelphia]
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Evans, Card & Fancy Printer. Office, Fourth St. below Chestnut, Philadelphia
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"Pulling down the statue of George III"
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"Father, I cannot tell a lie: I cut the tree" [graphic] / Painted by G.G. White; Eng[raved by] John McRae.
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