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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DESSO A.UIBON.
ENHE public fs hereby Eehed that the Foundry frm OF
III Hsary SchTiber o.. 6soly we'd the 49, Of jan
", by withdrawal Of IN. A. Dunn AID VIM Taylor
The will hereafter he conducted by myself win
janas-Im 81 'H' HENRY soHRIBER,
WANTED EOEE SIX MONTHS.
GOODsteadY boy. about I6 years DID, to do light work
n Coed wages will be paid if he suite Enquire at this
ehre. Jan2s
NE w Fl DURING AND CORN MILL.
HE established MSf the u
Second snd Canal streets. :hs of
tarinE FlOur and Meobto tn hOms tTaIe We will keen
had extra brands Feur and in qusntitiests
suit the trade. Lcus TO merit share Of the public pat
ronage giving You I'D article of Flour and Meal
Grinding done to account d ate the cenntrl tTada
j-n2s II h&RT 4 PAIRCHILD.
CHANGED IN I " DIS
HAVE ssld my ofGroceries ia MI X D sieks
who will the business at my old ASa e9rnsr Of
and Oak he having united his stosk Win
which makes ull grocSry He ALEC provided pith
an Express wagon ana will deliver goods to any ~
of tie ety suburbs. hop old friends VIII gre
him their patronage. jan29-tf J. r. MONROE
NEW BOOKS.
NNAOAULEY'S England. Sd and 4th volames;
IVA Abhott's Life Napoleon;
The New p irehase;
Ten among the Mail Bags
Lilly Huson; s .
Escaped Novice;
Napoieon at S. Helena etc At the Rock stsrs
OF JAMS T. C NYEGTON & co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEPTUNE sxEsE co. MOTT e

persons having esins against the Neptune Fire Co..
will please file them with Jas Scantlin Jr before the
meeting they allO wed thu meeting the
SaurHy February the Committee the arads
can them the cash and
the Neptune Co. willing fork over in IiqudAton Of
all just claims
JAS. scANTLIN. Jr. Pres't.
Joux W HEEsox, sssy. jan2s-st
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HomsE sTKAxED.

E'OBACCO-ao boxes ass sizes. common to choice yir-
JAMS S. E. GiLBERT & CO.. syc near Water.
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n SoRREL Horse with small star Lis forehead.
and Probs ~ beth hind legs white. and saddle
On bis hack high and
sta! from widow Meals farm ON the Mt Vsrnon road.
cut mil eeow Evansville. "Wednesday
9Th inst When he left he hsd Piece Of arodnd his
neck Ahy inform alton bs the above place.
jazz 2dIws THoS GooDBRED
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

EpY order the Common Pleas vsnderbureh
I'D county will seil privAse sale time previous
.1e s day March n.Hs t then sold A. private
fionss in EvSnsvie will sell pubic auction the
high bidder parcel IS As and parcel No
s,utaAhg 0s Cs-I00 thu
Of WINS Hawkins deed being Of the
Mas and6. in township No south ofrzBg9 No
" st the folio wing .erms to- wit:
onefourth OF the purchase he paid day
in ziae. twelve and Il in eighteen from
sale with without RELIEF fran
valuation laws. Purchasers to give their
notes with approvs security.
F JOHN J. CHANDLER.
jsn2s-4w Adain strstar of W. n. Hawkins, dec I'd.
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CRA.KkRs An wneLRsAkKEND RkTAIk.

unders keep haad large ssss.s
also Soda Pilot and Navel B1es whSeA hezx 4nzss
tnr-d by tie lsiesA Iossd ehipeSy Ae1 ss ~
oE prieS in place in the
in qusiitx Ly other snufseony z the eeun A4Ea
stock afwa hand at shep, Waez ssae2s htt@sn
Sy cauore and Wins. F7ft - asla.l 1890
&eoiS- es4 sflf5r Ta y. SIN xICz.
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boxes ass sizes. common to choice yir
JAMS s. E. GILBERT co. syc near Water.
HOUSE sTKAXED.
"A soRREL Horse with small Lis forehead.
On bis back - hands high trOtter and active
s on ne NE ros
9Th inst When he ie'. be hsd Piece q Pope ar0and hi.
ialas- aiiw. '''-' "-' THos. GooDBRED.
BUSINESS CHANGED.
HAyE 'sld stock Of Groceries Messrs z. r. cook
hich have rented shen for They viii also
rTSdI their aS1s ny sd ana will call and
In r-tiruE my present 6nsines would resurn my
thanks Isa
their very general euncfuslisy in material aid
(of which firm member ard will give the business
Of that house personal attention AID where shall
JsI72-ti N. W. FOSTER.
s aiI.s. from
j.nal GEO. FOSTER & co.
CANAL BOAT.
foR sale Canal Boat Visitor 10y s Tor cab sh II
NOTICE. e-ss.e
rI1E undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Gods eomprisinz large assortment of Watches Jewel
~ Clocks &c formerly owned by g. tossen wondresrect
will street be-
who viii him With call nR 70 !" a
or NJ mrs, sale o. TSs T@es M BE s0
and al gods d; wa warrs%se. = rsPIes'n,ed.
best manner anda moderate charges.
COFFEE i - i,T sx fer sal d lev. y
9,OMFORTs.-SOd O1 Wool Comforts rec this day aud
janis 4is Main street Ionisxsll eo Ky.
" ana for sale by JAS. Low & CO..
3anl9 as Main street. louisville Ky.
T .OOK HER E.--sARGAIAs4-5 Gu, Lot. lsr sale
- cheAp. Call quick For parsituars inquire Of
- D0SNHN @ w.
Nowrs YOUR TINE FOR BARGAIN.
"a HOUSE ami Lot. on the OF Walnut and Third
IAnls T. BACON CO.
NEW B r., ,S,L AND LARD
i.nl New Bacon Hams: " ''i' g yIcKrRy.
Fl M rietslsd gueSpAsr;
| GtHEAPER YET,-surerfne and Buckwheat Flour for
Ian,7 w. & s. yIoSERT.
'E gg! RAYK AND BAsk Of ONO say
csrie or cash. BY S. K. GiLBERT 4 co. CO ui'-
janis sys.near Water.
EpUTLER's MERCANTILE wRIT,NG FLUID.
janis y TINS sa0 E. G III Be sar' CO.
UNCURRENT MONEY.
"A TaLANIA Cherokee Insurance and Banking Company.
ga; OF Chatano CONNIE rcts Hank Nashville
Georgia csreius = par r Gree
ceries hy s. II. GiIsBERT & Co. -s7rr
| Jani6 II Syc.. ear Water.
sEUITER.-loo lbs superior nutstr rcd and for
- safeas janis r. HEADEN's Grocery.
H,sitis-zo fresh Eggs just reed and for sale
! ~ janis t. HEAUEN'S 1roes-y.
THE BODsAM coal COMPANY
RE Aiing their ORDERS from the Mines
on the river is resumed. All 0rdrs left
wall be attended t. the Orders from
Railroad viii be fled at delivered destnation
| Depoe rs " be require. a.lFl n
/ JSnI6sf J. II. BARNARD
/ APPEAL TO THE LADIES
| OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Particular Attraction. Ensf
XXTE prepared to show 80
EV entire Of G6Sts eonsit-
ing the rehsst variety and the beautul
o. such ooas adoPted to the All these Goods
been purchased and selected by Dir jacob
New Market
enabled to offer them usually low priees.
Our excellens every ariel
and desirable in the line of Dry Goods and
ing feR respectfully solicited call and examine
ltooda. MM. Il CIV ENTAIL co.
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RUNlNESS CHANGED.

NTOLASSES just received per Stock we'll direct fror
fl the Ceas26T barrels and 80 Nosss; al
j2n72 GEO FOSTER CO.
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KRATZ & HE'S AN.
Evansville, Ind.

TO THE NJ MIXERS THE AGRICULTURAL
-t. SO IETH.
UST resolved those valuable nthlies embracing
e. rieulturzl topics
The Cultivatsr for ]
y The W orklng Farmsr tor
The Horteuitu-i splendid eoIored
al other copy cslexes. At SAML LISTERS
jan9 -s~ .4e-s.la BoOk store.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-29

g.SL0UR The undersigned keeps on hands amply o
Posey Vile -four in barrels by the large
ti.v- J, s. JAQUESS & co.
jan II e.. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-29

BAY STATE sHAWLs AT RETAIL.
M have hand beaasi full these desirable
w ShAWls, which vii SSH unusually low Call and
them. jse% JOHNSON q PREACH.
INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. co.
Receivers Notice
AvIHG been appointed by the Marion Circut Court
IL of the of the Company. with
make and close lis STAIRS all
having claims against the Compsn notified
stating policy. the loss
date the claim able ascertain
the liabilities Company and necessary
discharge the Those indebted he Company.
we'll those upon whose viii be made wi j
please promt 1t is close 81
affairs OF the oapAPy without daSy.
JAMES GREENE. Receiver.
jAn25-3t IndanApt lis P D. Building second story.
lMPORTANT To Dtg ESS-M sKERS.
SE Ladies place resPectf vfted call
= Mrs. NJ. A Hayes Of New York city. who has taken
rooms st Yrs PeHeeosts Water street. and the rst
sod 'ny perfect invented for cutting ladies
Dresses Bssqaes and Boys Clothes. at which time Mrs
Hayes will plain the simple accuracy ofthe
eience Hundreds Dress makers in the Northern
it that Lsdies imperfect systems
have been taught twelve Theorem aai
A. Is. G. plans For this blame Come and test
this and great Improvement it will nothing
until sataet given RasQues
most exquisite fits given. Terms reasonable
jan25- 81 NJ A. HAYES.
ANs.-3casesCorsetJ this dsy sale by
~ JANIS JAS Low CO.. 4ls Main St, Lou, ny.
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINIT

Particular Attraction eHst
XNTE prepared au
NV patrons entire stack Of Winter Costs eonst
inS the riehst variety and the heautfu
Of such gooas adoPed to All these
beSu purchased and selected by Mr jacob
ork Market enjoy unsurpassed
enabled to offer them unusually low prices,
Our excelent every article
and desirable in the line of Cloth
ing losars respectfully collected call these
Goods. YIN, eventual Il CO.,
Jaals Corner First "a Hainf sSsT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-29

ANOTHER INVOICE OF PLATFORM
SCALES. -
SSoRTED To0lbs true good in price
OHAs. s. wELLs.eaS
2daersbeiow the Tsnk ian 10 ri
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

So there no election.
message was received from the Senate, announcing
that body had passed resolution for the relief Of the
suffering poor OF the cities of Washington and George
town
Mr. CAMPBELL of Ohio appealed to the House 70 take
up and pass the resolution without delay.
Mr. LETCHER, of Virginia, objected. They might just
well take money for any other purpose ms that prAvided
for in the resolution
Mr. BoYCE OF South Carolina, proposed that each mem
Der contribute Eve dollars towards relieving the destitute
Of Washington and Georgetown.
The SPEAKER stated that all debate out of order
The resolution having been objected to- could not now
be considered by the Home.
Aud then, at halfpast two o'clock, the House adj
journed-ayes &C. noes 80.
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Coon swrppuye--The Charleston Evening News under
stands that the elephant which lost overheard from
Baltimore steamer bound TO that port early in January
made way safely into Mount Pleasant habor The
sci Ear out sea- and heavy gale blowing when
The elephant overheard Its fen, Of riding out the
storm ia the remarkable instance Of animal strength
and endurance record
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

THE EXPECTED FPxscH Hln-The Paris correspondent
Of the New York Times writes that great events said
to be preparing for the occouehem of the Empress which
win take place in about month The Prsoanef Of the
Tueries is TO undergo important notifications there will
be perfect shower of new titles changes antid-
pated in tho Senatus Consuim great es will be or
dered at the expense OF the State political amnesty will
be declared, @snd the joy of the people will be great
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

MASSACHUSETTS MILITARY RGsSIzAuoN---According 70
the annual report Of the adusnt general of Massachusetts
there in the year 1885, in the aggregate l41 o2 men
enrolled in the militia Of that State being increase oil
5,a7l the total of the previous year.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

ACCIDENT IN LoUsvLbE--The east wing OF the Louisville
Hotel uneccnpied fell down the inst crushing over
thirty rooms, and killing laborer and boy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

A REMARKABLE OLD wosiAS,-Tbere Is now living at
Dyrham and Hinton, England, widow named Anne Ball
in the Goth year Of her age, who actually takes in wash
log and docs IL herself
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Mills RAcHEL-The Black Warrior arrived at New FORK
from Havana, and brings Mile Rachel, whose health IS
still very delicate She will leave Mt for Liverpool
on her way to hJee France The remainder Of the troupe
go home direct
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

AMrrtcAS COIN IN CuBAs--American silver, half and
quarter dollars by edc henceorth TO be worth only
forty and twenty cents on the island Of Cuba
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

The PRESIDENT pro tenn laid before the Senate a com
muneaton from the Treasurer Of the United States trans
hitting copies Of the Of the United States for tn
second aud third quarters Of 1854 and the first and
quarters Of 1855 which read.
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wei, IA rswardng the good 10 Furnishing Tie wicked
and be hoped at bust Of Chief Justice ianey would 30
nosnt - mat eject but subsequently withdrew IL
The resolution was agreed TO-
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Mr. BUTLER submitted resolution directing the Com
mitee the Library to inquire into the propre OF Sc
curing bust in marble OF the late Chief Justice John Ru
ledge to be executed by American artist OF merit and
reputation and to be placed in the United States supreme
Court room Ia position corresponding TO mat OF the
busts of Chief Justices Jay, Ellsworth and Marshall
Mr. WILSON had objection to the resolution but he
thought equal justice required the insertion OF the name OF
the late Chief Justice Cushing Of Massachusetts
Mr. BUTLER said that Judge Rutedge had sat upon
the supreme bench and had pronounced some Judgments
but his nomination rejected by the Senate on the
ground that he had resisted Tags treaty ne neeved That
The case of Judge Cushing stood upon different footing
he was not aware that that gentleman had ever taken bis
seat on the Supreme Bench.
Mr. CLAYTON said that Judge Gushing had been nomi-
mated and confirmed by the Senate but he had declined the
office
Mr. SEWARD was not quite clear whether II was
proper or not insert the Of Justice Gushing but
be Thought IL was proper time to insert the OF Chief
Justice fancy He liked TO see speedy Justice done as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-25

SENATOR DoUGLAs FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.
In the fourth volume Of the Claw Reporter
Boston, 1S4D We find the following account of
q gentleman deservedly prominent before the
American people. 1t is contained in letter
from Boston lawyer who had emigratsd to
Illinois After speaking of change in the
Judiciary, alleged to have been made for party
purposes, he says:
" The Judge Of our circuit is s. A. Douglas
youth of %, who was the Democratic eandi.
date for Congress in 1888, In opposition to
Stuart, the late member from this county He
il 3 Vermontsr, q man Of considerable talent
and, in the way of dispstching business, is a per
feet '' ste am-engi inc in breaches - He is the
most democratic judge ever knew. While q
case Is going on he leaves the bench and goes
among the people and among the membersof the
lar, takes q cigar and has a social smoke with
them, or often sitting in their laps, being in
person say i've feet nothing or there abouts
and probably weighing one hundred pounds.
1 have often thought We should cut queer
figure if one of your Suffolk bar should acct.
dentally drop in"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-25

hosIN OIL.-In consequence of the falling
Oh in supply, and advance in price, Of sperm,
whale and other oils there has been of late
innumersble attempts made to discover some
substitute which should combine cheapness
with efficiency. Lard oil, camel coal oil,
sunfower oil, and other oils have been the
result Of this experimenting and investig sting,
but nothing seemed likely to supply the def
cheney, until il was discovered, not long ago,
that sixty-two per cent of oil could be OBJ
tanned from common rosin, and that the resi-
due could be converted into valuable uses.
This important discovery has directed all
eyes 70 the immense pine forests of the
Southern States, and the manufacture of this
oil has already grown up to one of much i'm
portance, and promises to expand almost il
limitably. 1t is stated that there are at
present eight factories for the manufacture Of
this oil in this country and one in Liverpool,
which turned out last year over one hundred
thousand barrels of oil. The rosin oil in
many respects resembles sperm Oil, and Is
represented to be every way suitable for tan
ming purposes, machinery, burning in lamps,
painting, manufacturing, gas making, &C., &c.
This discovery is justly hailed by the South
a. means Of balancing the relative influence
and power between the Southern and Northern
States. The revenue derivable from this
Source is almost inealculable; and as the oil
can be manufactured upon the spot where the
rosin is produced, the entire profits will re-
main with the South.
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will subdue the pain and nfam from the seyeres
burns scsds, In from twenty that It
VIII heal the wounds without and eecuay
Sores-Pilessalt Rheuln-Dfsmmstoryr heuma
and Infamed INSTRUMENTATION and In
yeerate SOresScsld HesdCorns
-Sprains- -Feons-Chiblsns-B of Insects
Sweled and Broken Bresst-Sore Nppea-Eruptiops-
all other nfsmmsOry cutaneous where the
parts affected can be reached
DOM be incredulous the diseases
cured by only one thngbu reflect that hut
tive properties which the Daley Ssye contains aud
heretofore enufneratedone not alone
afore mentioned diseases but many enumerated
Each box of GENUINE DALLYs EXTRACTION has upon
IL Steei Plate Engraved Label with of
CLlCkENER CO., prOprietoIs, aud HENRY DALEY
per box.
sS All orders should be addressed to " Cckener Co.
81 Barclay street, New York. -
s~For sale by CHAs SToTT, MARIN 4 PALMER and
Druggists generally. spIsoem
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CHICKERINa 4 sons PIANOS.

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER, BY LATE AND PRES.
4 ent arrivals from Boston, is in re 1919
ceipt Of two more superb Parlor Grsnds fTYn
Pianos, three magnificent Louis XIV, and several
Ceatral 7-o otavo Pianos, from the old and juptly
famed Factory Of Chickering & Sons.
BY the steamer which leaves Boston on the 18th
instant he will receive further supply Of Louis
XlVth and Central Pianos.
His stock at all times embraces by far the larg.
est, most elegant, and select assortment CT Pianos
In this city. He has the exclusive sale Of Chick.
ering q Sons Pianos, instruments Of uneq He'd
excellence In touch, toLe, and durability The
Parlor Grand Piano, Of their own late invention
Is considered by the FIRST artists superior to any
Instruments ever produced In this country, and SO
eagerly are they sought that the manufacturers
cannot meet the demand
Thatpersons desiring their Pianos may be secure
OF purchasing genuine instrument, the Mess:s
Chickering will hold themselves responsible only
for those bought Of their authorized az ent as will
be seen In their card Of the 18th ultimo in this
paper
Also, excellent Pianos of various styles and
prices by Brown & Allen, Boston, makers OF high
reputation and experience. g.
Second hand Pianos taken in PART payment
The subscribers invariable rule to buy all arti-
cles sold by him for cash, his experience Of
twenty five years in the Plano business, and his
thorough knowledge Of the Piano, so important
for the security Of purchasers, will secure to
them the best instruments at the lowest prices
ap 23-5t RICHARD DAVIS.
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PERSONAL.

....Commanders Berrien and Ridgely, Of
the U. 5. Brazil squadron, have arrived q:
New York.
....Charles Bochsa, the distinguished harp.
ist, died in Australia on the 7th January he
was travelling with Madame Bishop.
zee. Col. William Schouler has Withdrawn
from the Cincinnati Gazette, preparing to EN-
bark In commercial pursuits.
.... Rufus w. Griswold has a pamphlet in
press In relation to the late divorce suit-in
which he was the defendant.
80. DR.. Orestes A. Brownson is lscturinu in
New York upon the relations Of the Catholic
Church to the Government
go. Messrs. Dix Edwards announce q
volume by Mr.. Hermann Melville, under the
title Of "Piasza Tales"
-. Hon Hamilton P. Bee, Speaker of the
present House Of Representative of Texas1 i
In Washington, at Browns Hotel.
80. Hon. VIM. Niven, who formerly repre.
sentsd the Orange and Sullivan district OF
New York in Congress, is in Washington. at
Willards' Hotel.
80. Two new poets have appeared in Emo.
land with considerable success One ia Tbom.
as Capern, postman; the other a factory
gifi' VINO writes under the signature of lisa.
-. The Spiritualists have called a con.
yention, and nominated Judge Edmonds and
Jackson Davis for the Proficiency and Vice
Presidency.
80. The Democrats Of Florida have nomi
mated Il. 8. Hawkins of West Florida. for
Congress, and n. s. Perry of East Florida,
for Governor.
THE ST. Georges Society Of New York
mad grand festival on Wednesday NIGHT A.
the metropolitan Hotel. Thackersy was one
Of the orators. "N' WV
-. Messrs. 7. s. Bocock and L. w. Hut.
ard are appointed delegates tn the Cincinnati;
Convention from the Farmville Electoral Dis,
trict, Virginia.
-. The CyclOpedia Of Modern Travel. on
winch M Bayard Taylor is engaged, is to be
completed 10 June, after which Mr.. Taylor will
return to Europe to spend two years, princi.
Pally in Sweden, Norway, and Russia.
-. EnOch Easel" the spripbtIv well.
posted correspondent of the New York Mirror
says that Stanley is painting some e1auisi
inu.sn scenes for the next volume of School
eIaIle book, and that Audubon has a GOOD
PIoeP0ct Oh selling an edition of his fatber,s
great book to Government :
.na ne oody OF young Mr. Pierce, who dis.
sPpeAred 50 suddenly from New York c;tv We &c
hSor9sry, was washed ashore al
~ h;s az. - NJ i, on Tuesday, and identified
and other valusbles were founS on hs ring
in good order. "is person
-: The New York Evening Pos, saw. n .,
Mr.. Buchanan is looking remarkabiy Vii
and seems really happy to see home And
friends again. he is, perhaps, stouter than
wnsn ne Left US, nearly three years ago, and
mere 10 rudy hue Of health upon his cheeks,
and a oontented look from his eyes, which in.
a.es'e mat ne is physically and mentally a,
80. Alexander yattema,a NJ p,r;s hs.
forwarded for the New YORK State a.r;rui,n'
raj Museum, six hundred bags of srsin and
seeds procured from the contributions Of tbs
European nations, represented at the World !
Fair in 1855. He is also preparing a eolis.'
tion from France and her colonial pSs.ess;ans
which Is said to comprise the most comnIets
hss ever crossed the Atlantic. 'aA'