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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-15
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a leirr rpm New iamIshitc has h'cn furnished rs
Roy ch'k- and ro-f peaches sccin To- have an an't
tor each nhef
&c Shall relate you pretty incident kaie wiii
The rrsi ~ w. standinf nuirr The heavily laden
fs.nch ir.r Will, hnrtt having climbed lily =" thu
top Shoe. Nignrpiaiy shnwrriug thu lusrI ~ frihi
ufnn ~ One peach tlofs fortunate than the resi-
FIJI from the hnuuleoi- into kairs mare uunieous
h'snfn Blu.hng she .l-i,.d and with the rfriticst
arr imaginable threw II di-dniuftlit away
Charley you know. WHO hn- j-a,laW for Kate.
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from the tfrs. and bounding aWn5 go ;l !'rseipi ui
If tho rrtoi4l f-l,h fldHh u N-.ei %. r'sy check
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ku9N fat ~ such mri'ets painting o. the f-srh
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That hi' q momrut las
Nh"- ffirrf fruii - love may rest
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locked i1geH Caur,er
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tAr wofk. ~ pame Na'un. b1- nm thea which eoaa,
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Shr u"ri made nomau---tu the siprl rnrs-
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Gave her a form tii. ehpic..t ouc IF iha'e
That unkr aurln lsnrH'ul. and 90 h"' heart
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Sir Wen, Ia wHfk md fni-hvi ~ her lii-
hot fight in tncituau attracted great attention
ia, winner OF the contest " Pi-.metal, -ums~r.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-15

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vii never ind What 30 MANS. W. ir.' 'e,f--i' 20
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-15

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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
~ See advertisement.

Use Of Chlorcfoym. We learn that a little
boy, seven years of age, son OF MIR. Thomas
Nash OF West Whately, who had his skull badly
fractured on Sunday last, by the kick Of horse,
was yesterday operated on, by Drs. Hall & Fisk
OF this town, assisted by Dr. Hamilton OF Con.
way. The little fellow was put under the influ-
ence OF Chlorotorm, and while sleeping pleasant
ly, DIR. Fisk used the trephne, removed portion
OF the skull, aud elevated the depressed bones
The usually painful, but in this instance painless
operation, lasted about thirty minutes, during
which time the patient was perfectly unconscious,
and awoke, after quiet sleep OF twenty min
utes more, calling for food, ignorant entirely OF
The operation. Although the fracture was very
bad one, we are glad 10 learn that the boy has a
very fair chance Of recovering.
Northampton Courier:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
NEW YORK ELECTION,

The New York Star (layior) OF yeserday, says
The election yesterday passed off peaceabIy.
Neither party, we are inclined TO think, polled
thelr iul vote-the nominations generally being
unsatisfactory to great proportion OF the voters
on both sides. 1t is probable that the Democrats
nave elected their County Clerk, Council Tor the
corporation, the Commissioner of Streets and
Lamps, the Senator in The Fourth District and
nine Aldermen. which, if such be the fact, will
make tie IN the Common Council Some OF
inc " ards which were represented by Wings in
Tue last Board OF Alderman, have turned a SOM
erset' and elected Democratic representatives..
ne democrats have also elected several mem.
oerS OF Assembly. The Wings, it is said, have
secured the Comptroller, Sheriff. Street Commits.
sioher, Governor OF Aims House, and their Sc n.
ators In the Third, Fourth, and Sixth Districts.
nus 1t will be SEEM that if the foregoing re.
ports are correct, the contest may be considered
III 'hls Clty and County, draw game, neither
party having much TO boast Of The result in
me state cannot be definitely known Tor two or
three days. w u
W we expected the Taylor men would carry every
'hng IN the CITY, as the bunker County COMMITTEE
Just on The eve OF the election put forth documen,
denouhcag the union, and recomm anding to the Huuk
erS 10 vote or no Banbuner and for none but Huuk,r
Democrats We supposed this would make so much
division as to give the Taylor men an 81 victory bv
plurality vote.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
FREEMEN OF WORCESTER COUNTY.

Remember that every vote cast for Geo. N. Briggs
and the Taylor ticket will be claimed at the SOUTH as
vote for the Taylor administration and Slavery. The
triumph OF TayloTsm will be aimed as triumph over
the Free Sol principle aud The Wilmnt Provso And
il you would up the hands and the hearts OF your
representative to resist manuy the encroac hmens of
the slave power and preserve those wide domains in
the west involate from the poulions OF slavery giving
to freedom wide and secure resting place. You can
do it, in other way, well and SO eecuaIy as by
giving an overwhelming vote for PHILLIPS, MILLS,
and the entire Free Sol Ticket
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

ESCAPE OF SLAVES. A Baltimore cores.
pondent OF the New York Tribune writes thus
81 am informed on the best authority that not
less than too huudred slaves have absconded
from their masters in Maryland within the past
hve months These, at the lowest valuation.
were worth 100000; SO you may Judge of the
annual loss to the shareholders. OF late the alb.
scondlng slaves have increased three fold, aud
'nelr success In eluding the most expert OF our
officers and police agents have been rem,rkable
Very few, in proportion, are ever caught again.
and some families whose wealth consists chiefly
IN thelr slaves have been greatly reduced in their
circumstances
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

10 The Lancaster Courdnt has seen 6t repeatedly
to misrepresentus, in relation the protective policy
This is small business, and should be left o such un
scrIpuous partizan papers The Atlas and its hubble
imitator, the Egis-rom which do look for any
thing like fairness Our views this subject have long
been before the public aud remain substantially the
they have been for years past We never belonged 10
the ultra class oftari men, but have held and still, hold
that where any branch of domestic industry will afford an
article at lair and reasonable rate, if protected is lust
and proper in the arrangement OF the tariff 10 give il
such protection-not, will force it into an unnatural
growth by the stimulus of extravagant prices but as
will steady il, give it moderate and safe growth and
prevent its being broken down By the undue influx OF
foreign article. If with such moderate proecten, it
cannot live, il is not worth protecting. Sc TOO where
government has encouraged the investment capital in
any particular business, is under obligation NOT rash.
iy to abandoned it, even though il may be doubtful,
whether il was wise policy, to have encouraged in the
FIRST place.
We thiuk, furthermore that the manufa turing inter-
est has suffered, greatly, from the attempts TO make The
tariff party question, and that the sooner il severed
from any partzan connection The better it i'll be for all
the great interests ofthe country.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
VOTE THE WHOLE TICKET.

Le!eyery voter, who loves his country and the cause
Of Freedom, vote The entire free soil ticket. Al such
crisis this when the great interests Of Freedom are
at stake, it is time haggie about men. or to let
secondary interests distract your Deeply we
feel other questions, would not suffer them TO de-
tract any thing from the force of full and entire vote
for liberty Let US gel this question of Slavery in the
territories fairly settled the rite side, and then will
see what next most needs 10 be done
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

lHE CAMP ANoLoGIANs, OR Swiss BELL
RTNGERs-BY NoGGs. The Concert on Wed
nesday night by the Bell Ringers was indeed a
treat. We had anticipated much, but not half so
much, as we enjoyed. AS for Jesse, himself the
son oil harmony, the brother any howl though
ne would have fit, certainly-he's nervous you
know. He was so terribly pleased the sight Of
SO many dinner bells-49 in all-touched Jesse
ana In tender spot to begin WITH our alimen.
tlveness Is easily roused-and then to hear such
music, such heavenly music, so rich and creamy
1T was the very poetry of straw berres and
cream, coming from those apparently mere din.
ner bells, was too much Tor our equilibrium, we
we went of incontnenty into "the land of pure
delights where peace and music dwell. To saw
that The music elected from these Innocent look
ing bells, was beautiful, charming, &c., would
be saying but little, Tor the great thing about the
performance Is, that it is so novel, so funny to
hear the most perfect harmony and the most de.
llclous OF earthly music-s@ve that from woman's
voice by love misunderstanding out OF set OF
mere dinner bells True, dinner bells have al.
ways pleasant sound TO most people, but only
because OF their pecu lar suggestveness, but in
this case, the flesh was forgotten while the soul
toasted itself in rapturous Joy. The house was
toleraDiy FULL OF very respectable class of PEG.
pie, and the applause was loud and long, aud e
doubt not that on Friday night they will have an
overwhelming AUDIENCE richly deserve it,
Chronotype.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
NOMINATING COMMITTEE.

AT the meeting of the Free Democracy, on Tuesday
evening, the following gentlemen were appointed
Committee nominate three candidates for RepTeseta-
tives in the General Court:
Oliver Harring on George w. RUSSELL
Edward Earle Charles Davis,
William Dickinson, Benz mn P. Rice,
Joseph Pratt Joseph Perkins,
David Woodward, Caleb Cutting,
Lemuel Smith, Joseph D. Bgeiow,
isaac Goddard, NathI Pakhurst,
Joseph Grggs, Warner Kinds.
Henry Chapin
After the business transacted, the meeting wa.
eloquenty addressed by Hon. John e. Park, OF son
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
Worcester County Auv;I;or. p;h, 9

worcester County Auxiliary Bible Society.
Inc annual Meeting of the Worcester County Aux;arv
Bloe Society will be held at the American Iem,erancs
10 O'Clock, A. M. ''h NnSt"h'' at
AT O'Clock of the evening of that dny public nee,ino
oil the Society will be held IN the hurcb of Tho ft;te
when the Annual Report ill be read and Discourse viii
be delivered By order of the Directors wan
8 SALISBURY, Committee Of
yo,oo..ox ~ 800 Il. SMALLEY, Arrangements
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

NEW WORKS BY Nj. GUIzoT M. Guizot
has entered into r aties with publishers for sew
eral philosophical and historical works 1t is his
intention henceiorth to devote himself to literary
Iabors; hrst, because he feels that his active DO.
lltical career is at an end and, next, because he
IS anxious to make some provision for his Young
iamiy--a thing which, notwithstanding he had
all the power and all the wealth OF France in his
hands for years, he has hitherto neglected to do
IL is probable that the first OF his new works will
shortly be issued to the public; at all events. il
is certain that it is nearly completed, has been
read to circles of admiring friends, and has been
disposed OF to the publisher Tor $1,000. 1t is TO
De IN the form OF an introduction to the authors
great work on English history, and is a profound
phhosophical view OF the past, as exemplified in
the present; in other words, shows the logical
connection OF recent events with the deeds of
o9r observation-disclosures them by lofty philosoph.
zeal and historical standard, deduces from them
many pregnant lesson, and bases on them
striking prediction Of the future
EuTOpeGn Ti,nes
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

II As Mr.. Frederick Sedgwick, the Princi.
pal OF the Academy at Hartford, Conn, was ma
king some experiments with explosive gas
before few friends on Tuesday evening last, by
some unforeseen accident, the gas in the gasom-
his face. The explosion was violent, that the
Iights we're all extiDguished. and he was found
on the floor, completely insensible. Boston .at-
Jas.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
NOTING list!

We would call the particular attention
of our friends in the City, to the voting
lists, which are very imperfect; and very
many of the Free Soil voters names have
from some cause or other been left off.
Will our friends see to it that their names
are ON the list Immediately, and thereby
prevent trouble on the day of election!
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
Tree oIKedlCGgT .EeCEaxres.

On ). CLA WSON KELLEY, OF New York,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN will deliver a Madic,I I.. ~
w E'N EoDAf EVENING, Nov. 18th, at WARREN Hall.
commencing at u O'Clock. Admission Free Ladies mi
Gentlemen are invited to attend. "''N
M Kelley will be at his office, No 90 Mechanic street on
thursday and Friday, 9Th and 9th of November Consna
win patients free of charge. Ladies and gentlemen
are ihNlteu 10 call. dw1w Worcester Nov q
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

u The Hgis Of yesterday was well crammed with
iss usual quantum Of falsehood and slang. As spec.
men OF its trutuness all other matters its asser>
ton thalAmasa Walker Free Soil candidate for Sena.
tor, "voled for Polk Dallas, and Texas!D He did no
such thing, but gave his ballot in 1874 Birncy and
Morris
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

LARGE FAMILIES A lady resides in Albany Geo.
80 years Of age, who has ha ,wehiy-one child en-
Two OF ber daughters also reside in that county One
OF them, The vile of Mr. William Farc,oh has had
SIXTEEN children, fourteen Of whom are now living The
her, the wife oil Mr. Matthew Fatcuth has had en-
lj>three child en-, eighteen of whom ave now living
nne s'ns aud nine daughters. These ladies in The
PRIME OF Lie, with every prospect Of increasing fam
NY Another sister, Mrs Parker recently died in Scr>
ven coun y, at tie age OF SO years, who had twenty
1--WE children. The children of Mrs. Falrcoth were all
bora IN tnal county. @ ute family failing.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
Far The Gn,,

Mr.. Pinter-Tbe following conundrum was intended
10 be offered for the prize cup, the Cam bells con,
cert, but accidentally miscanied.
Why will the approaching election in Worcester
county be like Western Barbecue
DYE give il upf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

lV A little boy hearing his father say that
"there Is time for all things" climbed,up be.
hind his mothers chair, and whispering in her
ar, asked when was the proper time for hooking
,ugar out OF the sugar bowl.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
MISS RRTrcE

Has REMOVED her DRAWING SCHOOL TO No Warren
BLOCK where she be found during the day exceptng
wednesday and Saturday afternoons and in the evening at
ner boarding place, at Mr. Dyer Pleasant St Pupils can
lent for them. DIFF LIorooi4Ss Nh I'm ~ Gu
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

~ d:sgraceful instance of fogging female emf
grants board the British ship Ramilies, bound for
Australia, has been brought before the board OF Com
missioncrs.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
". Distriet-JOHN c. PALFREY of Cambridge
Free Soil Head Quarters.

The Had Quarters Of the Fee Soil State Cenraf
COMMITTEE has been established at No. 10 Brazers
Building State street. where the Secretary Will he IN
attendance, daily, io The transaction OF any business
pertaining to his office.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

n .New Word. One of the Philadelphia pa.
pers announces that firm in that city threw on.
en- their magnificent Dry Goodery TO the public,
on Monday morning last. "Dry GOsdery" is
good %
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

DEATH OF Mrs. REED-The Taunton & zeue
mentions the sudden death OF Mrs Reed, wife of Hon
John Reed, Lat Governor of Massachusetts, while on
visit 10 relative at Brdgewaler few da Us snce
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

u The Rappabannock Canal, Va, winch was be.
gun twenty years ago, was complsled last week.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
CALIFORNIA,

OUNCE the news by the last Ste 4mer the PATENT
- DEEP WATER, RIVER BED, GOLD BORER need
only be named, to bring gold hunters the
Calllornla Depot, ii Park Row, N. York,
to buy II Tor SIS. Those who want them by wholesale
must give few days notice Also, the Patent wonder
working, God Sa0tns, Wash FAN, warranted 10 wash
for So. ARNOJ n DIfEEiYH "'
NO" AWk, NOV O. dw
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

10 Somebody says that gold is necessary to
any one who would make his way in the world
Some think that brass is quite as necessary as
gold.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
ROME.

SINGING IN Rome forbidden. By letter
from Rome, dated the 9th of Sept, it seems. that
the ears OF the prestly despots of Rome have
been disturbed by the singing If persons ia the
streets OF the city. An ordinance has therefore
been issued by the Project OF Police, lorblddng
all assenbages of persons stationed in the pub
lie squares or traversing the streets, singing or
not, and also singing in the Coffee Houses. with
out government license
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

u w. G. Brymt, the poet, has returned from his
tour through England, Scotland France aud Germany,
aud has resumedh his duties as editor of the NJ Y Eve
Post,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

Offence OF WILLIAM Penn We learn from the
Philadelphia North American, that MIR Henry Fairbairn,
English gentleman, resident 10 that city, has prepar
ed, in pamphlet form, an examination OF the charges
~hich Nh Macaulay, in his recent History OF England
has preferred aganst William Peen.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
FACTORY TO LET.

TN SPENCER, gu table for Cotton or Wooden
L Goods, or other manufacturing or mechanical
purposes. said Factory is situated in The Centre
igs Of spencer, never failing stream OF water
" sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
ma tlion or more than sufficient for set wooden
ssas .rn.A a
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

A CoLoRED PROFESSOR. MIR Charles d. Reason,
coored artist OF New York, has been elected Professor
in Cenua College, at McGfawvlle N Y. of which Rev
c P Grosvenor formerly of this city, is President He
the first gentleman of color who has been elected to
college proiessorsnip in his country.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
Situation Wanted

A VERY respectable English Girl aged about 49, who
- mss been accustomed 10 washing and ironing and
o'ner mouse work, except cooking, wants place where
lot reasonable compensation, she may make herself
useful. Inquire at this office DIR Nov q
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08


On Saturday, Oct 9th, party of individuals in
Weare, N II started out on squirrel hunt
and among the number was Master Almon Fa
YOUR, youth of l6 years, who was armed with
small gun, Intended only for squirrels, partridges,
and other small game. During the day, his dog
freed large LOup CerUier-a species of Wild
Cat or Lynx. The courageous lad, not wishing
to lose good "count'' for his 'sside" although
his gun was loaded with but light charge of
small shot, drew up the weapon and fired, the
charge taxing effect in the shoulder of the an
imal.
The animal apparently took but little notice OF
the wound, and alter walking back and forth
upon large limb several tines, all the W lille
| eyelns his two antagonists below, he deliberate.
~ backed down the trunk OF the tree and spran q
at the lad, but the faithful dog interfered, and a
sharp contest ensued between the two animals
AT length the dog was overpowered for moment
when the Lynx made second spring at the lad,
but was again prevented from effecling his OBJ
Ject by the Interference of the dog, and second
! hight ensued between the two. While this was
going on, the lad laid aside his gun, and arrnng
himself with stout club, he in turn went to the
rescue OF his noble canine friend, and, Selling
favorable opportunity, struck the "varmint'' a
heavy blow between the ears, which laid him
dead at his feet .t
Alter resting awhile, young Favour shoulder
ed his game, and started for home Before he
mad gone far he came across the mutilated car.
case OF fresh killed sheep, upon which the an.
lmal had probably breakiasted that morning.
me Loup Cervier weighed twenty seven pounds
ana his longest tushes measured two and hall
inches in length. The lad received s2 bounty
from the town, and also disposed Of the skin for
handsome sum, thus making profitable days
sport -R0St0n Touru0I
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WANTED.

WANTED,;;
he subscriber at his Mill in Oxford one frst-rate
English Viewers n l. HARnINts u
Oxford, NOve. J,,,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08

SLAVES IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES The fol-
lowing SAID to be estimate of the slaves in The
following countries 10 wit.
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A d ] o U RNED SAL n.
House at Auction.

ksT 'TNO LET-A small and convenien, Tenement on
a the corner of Sudbury aud Eden sts, ne ar Main
- 81: Possession given Immediately. inquire on
VIC prs"'ses' dn Nov 8.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

Fdur,r-i rlAes iaG FiiTuN Street $40 Haid
tHs n NfilHF Cp, hiata sifsa hpstaH
pfuii 4 s'Hs iil huuh FssDui street fhiiHisipiis
n iisars nfHrsisi hslumsfs q. ~ Cai,HH, ChsHss
up. WuFAI Co. ~ thHUfrs rifrrt \. o. ius
F,r--lA r--d hrfri AiaHY sHi bI IN the puatipsl
ulifyitis zHI MurHsus rrHrfsy t4fssr ksut the Usi
& Ni-irf WrF ii-s aHi No CsHsdss~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

& s..l,l- ,.,,- f.'.. 49,. ', No., .,'. s' e.
ratas - iAs Hiifl 1sFss rs'ssHs safs4 - Asss
10 sHriffs leaifi
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CrayOR bagnerrcOtype,

is the natne given TO the ItiS Process discov-
cred and patented by JOHN A WnfPPLE,
No. 90 Washington 81. BOSTON
NJ Daguerrcotypes are thus taken in the so
much ndmircd styfrof Crasaa Drawings, re u.
rcsrnting the head onlyi the drapery being in
n cloud The set and stiff appearance 10 whic h
DGguerrcoTyPrs aIernsualy lablr, being en-
T1FCty prevented IA tina ne process