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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27
soap. oi, and cana.e..

Last Saturday we saw a specimen of"Ger-
man Soap" made at the factory of George
Klein g. Co., of this city. Although only
made three or four days before, it was very
hard and compact, and of clear marble.li like
appearance. In week after being made,
this soap becomes SO hard that it cannot be
cut with wire, and is therefore far superior
to our ordinary soap, although it is sold for
only half cent more per round. We would
particularly call the attention of dealers in
the city and in the country TO the German
soap, made in Evansville by the above firm.
They are also manufacturing excellent ar.
,icles Of Lard Oil and Candies, which they
sell at Cincinnati prices, and warrant the
articles to be at least as good If as theirs
As evidence Of the excellence Of their oil,
we may state the fact that they supply the
e. and c. Railroad with all the oil used in
its machinery. The soap, oil and candles
manufactured by this establishment can be
procured at Messrs. Decker e. Kramer's on
Main street, between First and second SITS.
who ara the principal members of the firm o.
Geo. Klein & Co. There is no use in send
ing abroad for these articles, when they car
be purchased at home, of the. best quality
and at as low prices as any other place. A
large custom is already assisting this manu-
factory, and We should like to see il in
creased.
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The bombardment oil SebastoPol by the
allies, appears by latest accounts to have
been attended with better success than hith-
erto indicated. It would appear that this
strong outpost Of the Cars dominions
must now inevitably fall, if not already
surrendered. What effect this will hsve
upon the general campaign, is as yet only
matter of speculation. According to the
predictions of Kossuth, the taking or occupa-
ton of both Sebastopol and Cronstadt BY
the allies. will be but q mere drop in the
bucket towards the subjugaton Of the Rus
sian empire. The great and decisive bat
ties Of this campaign are to be fought upon
land, and this will necessarily involve q
great amount Of time and money.
The eastern question:" should the Cana
dams news be verified. just now begins 10
assume real interest to the whole world
The only final result to BE- anticipated, is
that both the Gear and the allies will fight
till their strength end money are all gone,
and then cry quits. The project Of conquer
ing Russia by lard force, in view of the
vast extent of her territory and her immense
population, is an undertaking, to all human
appearances, of an almost interminable du-
ration.
We cannot but believe, that whatever may
be the result of the actual hostilities, a great
moral victory will be achieved. The grea,
Bear of the North, made naughty and tyran.
nical by survey of his own greatness, will
learn that other nations, though of less pre-.
tensions and less apparent power, have nat
ural, religious and political rights, which are
entitled to respect from the whole world
aud can command il even from him.
The presence of the mighty armies o.
French and English soldiers in the GAR
dominions, will be a fruitful lesson Of civil
cation to the semi-barbarians of the East
and one which will be equally profitable L
both Emperor and subject. 81
The correspondent Of the London Time!
anticipates immense suffering TO the soldier!
of the allies, in a multitude Of forms, du
ring the ensuing winter. Pestilence, famine
aud exposure will doubtless be the most for
midable enemy Of the land forces, the ensu
ing cold season, unless they should be for
tunate enough to capture and secure t
themselves comfortable and safe winte
quarters. s.
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HoGs.-We notice that there has been a
sale of 800 hogs in Terre Haute at 81 90
for those weighing 200 pounds and upwards.
This sale was considered abovethe market.
On Thursday last ST. Louis hog buyers
were slow to pay So SO. except for the very
best.
In Alton, ILL.,, a sale of heavy hogs had
been effected at 81 90, although considered
above the market. Contracts for future de-
livery could not be made at that figure, nor
scarcely any other.
At New Albany there has been but very
little done in the way of pork packing
The Tribune of the 23d understands tina,
one packer is paying for good hogs 81 90 to
81 so per hundred-high rates.
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nIonetary and Com,merc,.,.

The elements which surrounded financial
matt ers, and which have recently been very
much disturbed-so much so that almost
every body and everything were involved in
fog of doubt and uncertainty, have been,
in a great measure, quete,l, and it must be
remarked that the events of the week show
very material improvement in monetary af-
fairs generally; and as the smoke that arose
from what may be termed the heat of the
crisis, clears away, We begin to discover, that
we were more "scared than hurt" all
around. On Wednesday morning the Me-
chanic's and Trader Branch Of the State
Bank of Ohio, at this place suspended. This
did not cause much excitement, the notes
continuing current, and the deposits being
small. This has been the only bank failure,
since our last weekly review, and we are
gratified to be able to state, in addition, that
there has been no mercantile failures. Con-
idence in both the banks and the business
community, has therefore been materially
Increased, and it continues to gather strength.
As an evidence of this, we need only no.
tice the large decline in the price Of gold.
Last week, confidence in banks had become
SO much reduced that the specie houses ex-
perienced heavy demand, and prices ad-
vanced 10 FIVE, eight and ten per cent. prem
ium. Spectators believing that these rates
would continue. purchased Eastern ex-
change ut q per cent. premium, and or
dered out gold. Much OF the latter has al.
ready reached here, and finds dull sale at
one to one and half premium; while some
Of the banks are re-shiping to New York
The movements in exchange are equally
satisfactory. The sifong upward tendency
was checked wheHprices reached 81 a 3 per
cent. premium, although many parties refer
ring to the course Of sffairs in lS3S-pr edct-
ed murh higher rates. A large amount OF
exchange has been offered within the last
few days, and the market closes at per
cent. premium.
The condition CT the State Banks Of Ohio
and Indiana, and the old Kentucky Banks, ia
such as to inspire The public with feeling
Of entire confidence in their solvency and
safety. The same remark may with bu,
slight qualification, be applied to the East.
ern Banks. But few substantial Banks
have failed in any portion Of the country, and
no further suspensions Of consequence are
experimentation Price Cur, 23d.
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or The Treasurer of State has addressed
the following letter to NJ ssrs. Hibben g.
Finn, OF Rushville:
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IA, 1854.
Gents:-In reply to yours Of the lth inst,
/ have to say that the law gives me no pow
er to issue mandatory instructions to county
Treasurers, instructing them what kind of
funds they shall receive in payment of taxes.
Notwithstanding, in accordance with the
practice which has prevailed in this Office,
issued Circular to county Treasurers, on
Nov. 4th, in which stated "that the notes of
specie-paying free banks" of Indiana would
be received. II is true the county treasurers
are not bound by these instructions. They
can, If they wish to Cypress the taxpayers,
exact gold and silver coin only.
The notes Of the Free Banks, with some
FIVE or six exceptions, are taken and paid
out at this office daily, and shall continue
to do so as long as the Free Bank paper con-
stitutes the currency of the State, as it now
does. And should any comfy treasurer send
me free bank paper of these banks that are
current, which was received by him for taxes
should receive it without hesitation.
With sentiments Of great respect, remain
truly yours, E. NEWLAND,
Treas. of State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

MORE BaNKABLE FUSDs.-Our Crescent
City and N. Y. g. Va. State Stock Banks in
Evansville, whose own money has been in.
disputable all over the State, last Saturday
added two more banks to their list of banka-
be funds-the Perry County (Cannelton),
and Farmers Bank of Westaeld., We hope
to see before this week closes, a good many
other banks added to the list. The business
men of the city will feel indebted as well az
accommodated for every such addition.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

STATE SrocK MoxEY.-Mr. A. Loben.
slime advertises to-day that he will take In
diana and Illinois State Stock money at par
for clothing Of every description, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, &c. That is the
talk! He is the only person who has yet
advertised with US, to retail goods, since the
late excitement, and take>this<R honey at par.
He deserves encouragement. especially as he
sells his goods very cheap, aud they are OF
the best manufacture. Take your State
Stock money to Lobenstine's, and you will
get goods at the same rates as for any other
money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

In this city Friday evening the 18th inst Mr. FERDI
MANI ID. GoSLEE OF Consumption alter long protr.e-
ted Illness
Mr. G. native Of Kentucky but had resided in Evaas
Vile for number Of years. He member Of
the NJ E. Church and Of the s. Of beloved b. all who
know him. for his frank and disposition gentle
manly bearing He bore his am e,ion Christian
forbearance and died. he had lived example ofpety
aad Of whom tn be said for christian
highest style of man. Many friends symrahize with the
epy afflicted widow and relatives but the greatest consola
zion afforded them the lett them
.winged its fight to Heaven" CLAY.
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CT The Indiana State Sentinel says that
over three hundred and fifty thousand dollars
of free bank currency, was cancelled by the
Auditor Of State, during last week. There
is not more than S3,5OO,OO Of this descrip-
ton of money now ia circulation-of which
the banks probably hold $500. OOo-making
the entire circulation of free bank paper
among the people, about three millions Of
dollars. Most of this amount is now in In.
diana. SIS ..As i.asss. ~ l.Iee a,I
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"Dr.n Hr.nsn- Editors have wr,no

"DEAD ADs."-Edtors have wrongfully
enjoyed the unenviable reputation Of con-
stituting the great mass of Railway "Dead
Heads" From an investigation int the
subject, it appears that editors constituted
but l-99th part Of this class on the New
York and Erie Railroad; and of the STA free
tickets given out on the New York and New
Haven road, only IS were given to edi-
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IL The Albany Evening Journal thus

IL The Albany Evening Journal thus
sets down the next Congress:
The Representatives in the States which
have already held elections, stand in the
present House as follows:-
Administration 90
Opposition 50
In the next House. giving the Administers.
ton the one or two members whose election
is in doubt, the members will stand thus
Administration 80
Opposition l2l
There are SO members yet to be elected.
or these "a are to be chosen by the South,
and by the North. Even should the Ad-
minlstrafion secure every one of them the
House will still be against it. But as the op-
position will have at least Is of the SO, the
next House of Representatives will stand:-
Administration %
Opposition 1876
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IEoI the IouTnal1

During the session Of the Grand Temple
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, LIST. That the thanks of this
Grand Temple OF Honor Of the Stcte Of In.
diana be rendered to the /. o. Of O. F., Of
the city Of Evansville, for the use Of their
Hall SO kindly granted.
Resolved I'd, That the 6. w. r. be direct
ed TO transmit . copy OF the-e resolutions
to the Odd Fellows, and request the city pa
pers to publish the same.
A true copy, Attest
JOHN n. OHR. G. w. R.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. rs, 1854.
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The WING PARTY I'm N. Y.--For defunct

party, we think the Wing party tthe Em.
pire State accomplishes astonishing results.
In the last Congress It had ten "good and
lawful men"-to the next Congress it has
just elected taoenty-sit. The last Legislature
was heavily against the " higs 90 joint ballot.
Now, in the face OF the most fery opposition
Of the X. N.'s,Silver Grays, Hards and Sof,s,
it has elected majority of the friends Of
VIM. A. Seward. rYvyOTg yf(l
The N. Y. Herald Of Saturday thinks the
following State ticket is elected also:
Governor.-Myron H. Clark, Wig. IL
Lieut.. Gov.-Henry J. Raymond, Wing.
Can. Com.-Henry Fitzhugh, Whig.
st. Pr. Ins.-Norwood Browne, Wig.
That is about as coed as the Wing party
used to do when it was alive.
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" Eggs are eggs now-unless, as is
sometimes the case, they are little chickens
with shells on! But country people are &C..
tually asking 80 cents per dozen for eggs,
mastted at that. Consequently poor peo-
pie are managing to do without that interest
ing vegetable. 1t would be an expensive
Job now to egg any obnoxious character out
of town.
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GLaRIOus suMsIER

WITH the bot saItry atmosphere NJ summer the rank
vegetation of the iolands the marshes in the deep valleys
of the South wither The
burning drinks the and the cecayipg plants
produce Yellow Iaundce aeh and
Bowels Diarhee dsenery Agae and Fever Bilious
Typhus Fever Under these circumstances aud
should make free Of Dr. BaUcE's INDIAN vEsETAgE
PAsAcEA las power cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood and health Advertisement
umn OF this paper. rr. Us yttr ~s eyS I
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0T TIE Cleveland Ledger quotes the fol-
lowing jokes on the assachusetts: election,
from which it would appear that the Bos-
touians are having their own fen out of the
matter:
CoSFAB.-'What is the news from Massa.
chueettsi'
From ,caere"
From Massachusetts,
Don't know any such State
Don't know Massachusetts,
mo, sir-r!' IlHl 5f5-fFa'a +
Never heard of such Stater
'Neverp
where have you lived since you were
born?
'In the United States
'And never heard of the Old Bay Stater
ooh, yes! have heard Of the Old Bay
wall! amt that Massachusetts'
sit used to be, but it amt now
Amt now! What on earth is it thenr
They've seen Sam over there-don't you
think they havep
'Wall-yes. reckon they havc.'
Then it is no longer Massachusetts,
what is it!'
'Sam-achusetts, and nothing 'else. WHO'D.
ray for Hail Columbia g. Co!'
Ed. Post You APP ear to think that the
Wings have got devil Of a ihrashing, but
do not seem to realize the Democrats are
just as badly beaten.-IVhig.
Yes we do, but had rather talk about your
defeat than ours.--Pcst.
The Boston Atlas says sit was remarked
by person of sentiment gravity" yesterday
morning, that the Political dish of Monday
was entirely spoiled by the introduction Of
two much cayenne *. ny
A rumor prevailed in Boston, that Mr..
Barnum had arrived, in hot pursuit Of the
Democratic member of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
Col. s.. expressed the hope that the
aforesaid Democratic member would not bolt
from his party in the House upon any impor-
tant question during the next session.
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n Mess-s. H. C. Cooper g. Co. expect
to commence cutting to-day at their pork
house, the weather continues cold. Messrs.
Orr & Laughlin were cutting last week,
but not to any very great extent. 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
sTRANGE DEVELOPMENT.

Scientific daily bring ne light Inventions
and the march ward persons BALD
ing will be pleased learn that science
bn~d the public
DER or Aes. in the article Of EMERSON AMERICAN
HAIR RESTORATIVE. for Badness and pre-
Hair filling See circulars be Ia
Price 81 in lar &c bottles Sold by
wOOLsEy & LINcK. Agents
G L. FISHER CO., PrOprietOrs. No. 81 Superior street,
a.
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HARDwARE FOR FREE BANK MoxEY.-
Read Mr.. c. Wells advertisement. He is
taking Indiana and Illinois State Stock
money for Hardware, &C., &C.. at par. Give
him call and you will get good bargains.
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nT Our markets are but very poorly at.
tended, as the weather has been dissgreeable
and vegetables rather scarce. The difficulty
too Of procuring change, and the almost Ut
ter i,npossibility of getting bills changed in
market, keep citizens away.
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LOTS FOR SALE. -

number LOIS in the Southern Enlargement of Evans
vile. in 1rket cheap ale The
sizes lots Is fee tfronthy LOO feet Deep
feet front by % feet deeP most of them several
abovs grade the city the handsomet location
and within and three blocks the Academy
to be erected Persons wishing good and
lots this will please call the undersigned.
noy2-im f8IH W. II. CHAM LER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

That is the foulest SANDER ever penned
against this paper, and the author of it. for
his utter ignorance of the politics Of paper
which has been scattering its sheets yer
the West the last twenty-one years, ought
TO be kicked out OF the profession.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

~ Abbott Lawrence, an attache of q
circus, has been arrested at Cincinnati, for
stealing two wagons. What's in q namei
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CO. Alexander Smith, the young poet,
has been appointed by the Queen, Assistant
to the Astronomer of Scotland.
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~ The weather last Saturday changed
much colder, bu, no material change in the
river. 81
80 rlaa Is al -sss
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&C. George Washington Lafayette. SON
of the brave General Lafayette, is sojourning
in New York. .as -Fsfrrs
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MARRIED
DIED.

On the 23d inst. BY Rev. James Ritchey. Mr.. JOHN
9 REGG to Mrs MARTHA CUPPLES. all of this city.
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4Of fAOkA UES UT NEW FALL
-. MORO An. X ZEN & PA E.TON, ai''siifsl
AVE the best Forsigu naa
n Domestic Dry Goods. Notions Boots. Shoes and
Cars. they have offered To the trace. ~
We therefore wish notify all Close rromrt Dealers that 10
will he sing for them stock
and skull the sandbar going the the rata 81
IS passage money aud 81 IS Ter 100 lbs freight. .af
determined stop this going and
accordingly sold parties this fall who usually bay In
Cincinnati and Phiiacelpha.
scarcely times cash buyers SER
fectiy home
Louisville Brokers here shave Indiana State STOCK Baak
paper from 10 10 p per cent. -.-'
Is clean fresh and healthy.
specially all dealers call
aud examine for themselves. nevf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-27

OF The Evansville Journal puts up the
name of Gen. Joe Lime for the Presidency
in 1856. Ministers of grace defend us!
...r..l-e tr r-ftrrr Lon G,ur
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NEW FALL md WINTER GOODS.
COLBURN q HEnsHBERG ER. ..i.

Fosters block. First street. near Main. -
4HAyE opened the largest and riches assortment sf
n staple taney Dry Goods offered in this ey.
which be found rich Pid silks F'sn
black French Nerinos French Pizds
Cashmeres all wool DesiDes plain -prissl
do very handsome: Alpacas and Bonisrs French Ehs.
lish colored Plsds Ladi.s kl
Gloves quality; large
Chidrens Gloves and Hosiery Of all descriptions Fay stsss
brs'dsries Collar chspls, Csdsr.leeve sms,sosr:i
qualities ard color Ladies ,rino and SILK Under.hirts.
Gents Merino Lambs WOOL and silk Updersirs and Draw
large efnotons- mentien.
which wall be happy show. and low prices will eel
they a. Hound TO 20. Call ard examine. sesIe
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BAKER & GARvrN.
X .Isr OF LOTS IN TuE EASTERN EN- LARenMEN,
4o4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS.
fnRt.AN n ET,N A, pa A. TON III 80 ! n

-or particulars enquire Of BAKER & GARvIy.
es- See advertise .ent In Daily Journal nevf3-3sw
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LAWREyCE's MARBLE DEPOT.
MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE THE EVAysyILLE BRANCH RANK

NOW receiving ever
u; tons OF verncss
No. ! and Ststusgy
Marble. carefully ss-
lect-d 1T the quarriss
ny myself.
Employing sons %
the hest Scuiptcrs sd
Mantle Maters is the
Uaion. ] am prepared
tn sxecute all deserip-
tons ofwcrk. IN aststs
superior 10 any house
1 the West. and fer
variety scarcely equsI-
ed by any cstablish-
ment IN the States.
Deaierr in Marble
will md IL 10 their IN.
terest 60 examine ny
stock and prices before
purchasing else where.
Facilities for huyifx
sud shipping enahiep4s
70 supply nc lees th@n
Eastern prices. aas sg
. cost OF freight.
q NANTELS
Ofthe latest ". YsYk
styles and varieties, ea
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hand and made 70 order. =
Cottage and iarre monuments Scrolls. ohelsts Tcnss.
Stones Marble Fence posts Counter ane
Furniture Marble Eastern prices Of Italian and American
Marble.
Orders distance promptly and sssfaeterily nilea-
All WORK warranted nov2D-u NJ. A. LAwRENCE.
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Daguerreotypes.

a Il ESSRS. HBAMER & TUITION, having taken tle
M Rooms lornehy occupied by M l.. Tabsllpsq ia.
euctau Gallery c1ror OF Mainand Fiddle stIeels, Cen
tie Wheeling beg leaye 10 solicit shato OF patronage
ron his hiclRs and tho public atlaWs. l1F .
They make II rule not oet any pctues 20 out but
wHt uTe satisfactory and W lleNeoued,
God and silver plotting executed neatly ..u.
uB-CIdCIs clt here ,Or tIgn painting will DO attended 10
byIT TnIio. & liOiler. lIFEt nJ3l.3m
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wneeling Seying 3 4nstitation,

N ORfAOl, NO ANai NAAsNbAtL
OnIco open nom Q o'clock a. MI uuh pm llscQnhl
day -TmsdaY i0oeloek Ht!.
tty"AOnoy received on transient depolIte niaestp paid
on special depoiite4. Ir 4lt
j. UR 'ApAtIiR, AK. Rograa AlFh PAroP A,hH
!0iiSsON, DGNitb SfggHHOp, Jn y MAhsil ApAt Ficn'
Gtn Akb b. Ki LiBr- -DiREOr0Ht.u Il!gl It
H. .nD's''gI Gg l.A AUNBLsoNilpVildh.
wN Mccoy, TreaspTer, -D lo y. - t@2i, /
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8.OOO Gases


Il q D.BAYHN htyc removed TO their rev and spa
u clio sbick buildings t3 Marl eiStteeti where llcy
nanufactur" aud Keep oil hand.
TIN AND SHEET iRON WARE,
And keen for Japan wbte and llouelud Furnishing
Hardware. iEotholates styles Of Cooking hoNot al o.
whch toy willse oesala and Re1il5t tic the lPVCs'
market piieos. Their old eus1nesAnd ilenuheg e. er-
ally invited TO coll aud eSamic their stock E"r'
description ofa, lcloym their HLt.rtomriy made tUo
=. i.EH Crhiniy