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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-24

EHEESE.-0 Boxes Prime Hamburger Cheese,
~ Just received and for sale by
III coor & SON.
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CINCINNATI, Dec 23-P n

Flour dull. 2.4O0 bbls sold at 50 81 for su-
perfne Whisky declined to l51z@l5% and
closed dull. Wheat dull. white 7O@75: red
G0@G5. Oats 80. Hogs hardly so firm, at
SO@5 10; 1000 pieces green meats sold at
4C353E and 656 for shoulders. sides and hams;
90 hhds blk sides sold at 6A@7; 200 bbls
mess pork sold at Sl3 %, $50 bbls at Sl3.
md 20 do clear mess at SIS IS. Lard very
dull so tres head lard sold at TX. and 30 do
country prime at S14; city is offered at s5l.
No buyers of mess pork at the close at over
sl3.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 23-P N
New YORK. Dec 23-PM

The baroue Alnah has been released,
being proved that the voyage was lawful
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BLACK CASHMERE HATS
TOYS, NOTIONS


EUST received full stock ofalmost all the leadins
articles in the Toy and Notion line for INV retail
and iobhing trade. With my present arrangemen,.
last shall he adding to my stock every ten days and
VIII always he happy TO see all customers who NAV
favor me with call, TO look or huy In Addition 70
my former stock of yioins, Music Boxes Accord eas
Flutes, Flies, French Harps. Banjos, &c, have in
will lie sold low for cash, AC pt-Su1F NM
sept3 No NitcbeiIss No.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-24
River aud Weather BY telegraph.

Pi1rsBURG, Dec. 23-x
River 10 feet 6 inches by the pier mark and
rising slowly. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 23-N
We: ther clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 23-M
The river is rising; feet inches in canal,
eet on the rocks over the falls. Weather
clear.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 23--PM
Weather clear. THERMOMETER %. The
river has risen l2 inches since last evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-24

THE business will he continued by me as heretofore
under the style of Vim. T.. French Co. All persons
INDEBTED 10 the firm OF French &Jvrauld and French
Lagow & Co.. are hereby notified that an early set
Element Of their notes and accounts i required.
decl9-l 500 lmdSSmw WM. L. FRENCH.
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DRUG STORE,
HOUSE TO RENT.

"A HOUSE situated in the lower part Of the civ.
and Cellar; also fine Garden. with shr1hi.ry az a
irut trees and stbling for six horses, will he rented
I" eood tenant on reasonable terms. Apply to
Sep'--u NATHAN R0WLEY.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUI ON

'UNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers Under the name, style and arm OF
French Lagow 4 Co.. dissolved on the sth day
Of December 1851, rs mutual consent. All persons
INDEBTED 10 said firm will please make payment To
N lillian E. French, who alone is authorized 70 settle
the hUsjcess WM. p. FRENCH,
Decs-ls,,-tf 4. Is. LAGOON,
q. W. DEXTER.
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Fine Boys, Caps.

a FEW extra; also, an endless variety Of Boys
"A Winter Cap, ut greatly reduced prices, by
yAUTIEE 4 MARCONNIER.
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II Advertisements intended TOR the Daily, must
he handed in before o'clock, P NJ to insure insertion
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DEANS.-
- 40 Bushels White Beans;
81 do Dried Apples: just received and for
sa,ehy H. III. COOK & son.
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DUCkWHEAT FLOUR
- ls6 Bass superior Pennsy vania just receiy ed and
for sale low to close consignment w
GEORGE FOSTER & CO.
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II The holders Of fss Governments OIL
css In Now York city are In . complicated
position. Somo Of shom have svincsd too
much sympathy with Gov. Walker and
Judge Douglas; and others were imprudens-
ly active in shs recent municipal election
A great movement IL being made by .hs
office aspirants to remove them. The Her.
aid says their removal has been discussed a
Washington, aud II certain declarations or
their par, are established the Prssidsns snc
his Cabinst viii take Of their heads Will
suoh promptness and skill that they vii
neyor know or feel how the job wAa done.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

eD- The first practical attempt made In
this country on an extensive scale to propa-
gate fish by artificial means, has been COM
menced in q Connecticut lake, four miles
long. and nearly mile wide. lmpregnatod
ish's eggs have been placed along the chan.
mel of the stream, for distance of about two
miles, and they are expected to hatch next
March. The eggs are those Of the lake trout,
and another million OF eggs from the well
known white fish of Lake Michigan have al
so been bedded. Mr.. Muller, tho originator
OF the project, is confident of entire success.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

ALEXANDER HAMILToN.-The world has
long known that Hamilton was the private
and confidential counsellor Of Washington in
all his important acts, both in the army and
in the cabinet. 1t Is known that he revised,
ifhe did not prepare many Of thepublic doc
umcnts of his great friend and patron. 1t is
known also that he organized the several Ex-
scutivs Departments under the new Consti-
tuition, and gave form aud direction to their
movements. These are honors enough to
have satisfied the fame of the most ambitious;
but one Of Hamilton's sons is preparing q
work toshow ,as he says, by public documents
that his father was the foremost character Of
the Revolution, and George Washington only
the second that while the latter possessed
uAriyslsd moral force and self-reliance, he
vas very inferior to his young friend in gen.
sral knowledge, administrative capacity
originality of genius, and the various arts
which 60 to make Q statesman. 1t will be
claimed that If the freedom Of the United
States and their successful organization as an
independent Republic be the work of any one
man rather than another, that man was Al.
sxandsr Hamilton and that whoever pro
sumes to dispute the prs-sminoncs, or II
award the glory Of the deed to any ono els
docs rank injustice to one Of the greatest mel
who over lived. Scarcely any ons vsll'
take pleasure In such 0 revelation wers
proven. No one desires so SOC anything dc
tractsd from tho perfect fame of Washing
,on-to see tho perfect model Of the man an
statssman thus mutilated.
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~ A Philadslphis correspondout give

q a FhiIadsIphia correspondent gives
agloomy picture Of the state Of financial az
fairs In that city. Wsrrants on the city
treasury are havksd about the streets at 20
per cent. discount. There IL no money to
pay the corporations current expenses, and
even tho female teachers in the public schools
can got no money to pay thoir board Bills
no currency il becoming one of small notes,
supplied from Now Jersey, whore tho banks
are manufacturing them at furious rate.-
The almshouss 10 filed with paupers to its
utmost capacity, and dostitusion prevails
throug hout the city to fearful extent.
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~ In reply to the Enquirer'sa article on

~ AZ foPiy w sho 1hfuhSA y ~As'~'S W.
Sunday, in relation to q police report-we
have only to say, that the facts were not
stated of our own personal knowledge, but
upon the authority of several gentlemen,
among whom, as we have stated, was the
Prosecuting Attorney, JANEs sHAnKLn,
ESQ.,, and Ex-shoriff GAvis,, gentlemen,
whose authority with US, and perhaps with
the community at large, is quite as good as
I'VE" of the Enquirer. We have no feelings
to tempt Us to p-rvers the tru.h-to bestow
unmerited praise, or undessrvel sensurs.-
We have regarded the parties in speaking of
them only ~ servants of the people. The
loneliness of Eve" of the Enquirer, arises
from his anxiety for Q reelection to the
sheriffalty In October next, for which Rx-
Sheriff GAvIr1 will be his competitor, with
the support Of q large portion Of the Dem
ocratic party. We take mother side In this
family rivalry, and have spoken of both, on
ly as their public acts have brought them
before the public. In every matter Of deli.
cacy or difficulty affecting the public socuri.
ty, the citizens have spontaneously turned Il
their old Sheriff to assums the lead In ar
resting the danger; and In noticing thes
events, simple justice-withous any. pre-
possessions for tho man-bas compelled u
to commend his acts. These communication
have been offensive to tive" of the Enqui
rer, who sess in tho growing popularity @
an opponent. thu loss Of the only means b
which he has been sustained, vis:-suppo'
from the treasury Of the party, and the couu
| ty TREASURY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

to TIE sportsmen Of Georgia sometime
since sent forth . challenge to ths world to
run O match race Of four miles end repeat
for $780, 900 side. over the Ten Brosck
course at Savannah. The London papers
are insisting that Q company shall DO formed
Ia England to accept the challenge. A
match viii probably be made for next SEA-
son, and We may look for perhaps the most
exciting race which the world has ever wit.
passcd,
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q. The Huron Rsrmar,s

II The Huron Farmers Insurance Com.
pany, OF Cincinnati, 10 in trouble, Il has
been discovered that the company issued pol
iciss and took visks to tho amount of t2sO 0ou
upon subscription of stock amounting TO
only $4,000, not ono cent Of which has been
paid in,
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~ One Of Eli rhaysr's YireiuIs Gun

~ One Of I'll rhsysr's Virginia emil
grants gives gloomy picture Of the sohsms,
which he says 10 an imposition, Tho settle
msnt consists Of twenty-five persons, two
brick kilns, an old farm house, and Q few
wooden shansies. He thinks IL Will b. from
ak 70 twelve menths before the settlement
can be made comfortable for the eastern emf
grants. A,prsssnt they are nissrsbly &C.
commodasad In ~ old farm house, called ,
hotel, ct one dollar per day. He sonsidsr'
rhsyer's grand scheme q brilliant decsp,
tion,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

u A disgracsfal melee took place shs
other day between two councilman Of New
York, equal 10 the recent Amir In Covinston
Ky. NJ. Hssvsll and Mr.. Genet got into .
dsbsts concerning the Presidency Of the new
Board. HsssY words passed. in which the
lie was given on both sides, when Hsswsll
struck Genet blow In the face. The oom-
pliment vss returned by the iastor, when
che clerks managed to separate them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

~ II has been proposed that tho banks
Of every State or section Of country shonld
establish at some central, accessible point, .
general clearing house for all the banks in.
cludsd within she rsdi of the trada, where
oil their accounts could be mutuallv sdjust-
cd ct regular periods. Such IN arrange
ment would facilitate business, equalizs the
currency, and arrest the system Of running
on each other.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

~ The Buffalo papers say .hst all thu
roads leading from that point are crowded to
the utmost capacity with freight, aud that
thsrs IL every prospect of an unsxamplsd
freight business during the winter. Tbe de-
pots axe crowded, and much Of the reoons
large receipts of aour and grain Il still IN
housed. The receipts Of aour in one dsy,
week before last, were thirty two thousand
barrels,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

Ia The area OF the State of Texas is
large enough, IL it were settled o. thckly as
Massachusetts, to hold nearly fifty millions
OF persons, or about double the present pop
ulation Of the whole United States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

~ II 10 said that NJ. Hoscxisa. af Lyons,
Now York, IL the greatost producer of pepper
mint in the world. He has from two to three
hundred acres under cultivation, and sells
TO the amount of sya 900 to sIoo, 900 worth
Of oil annually,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

70 The special agent Of the Poat Oflce
Department, who arrested Tuckeru,au, the
mail robbsr, reports the recovery ofovsr tour
hundred letters for foreign ports which havo
not been violated,
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~ An Internal machine has been exhib-
tied at fair in Montgomery, Ala. 1t is said
that when steam power shall have been ap-
piled to it, it will send bullets in such quick
succession that they will 60 on their errand
In a stream, not unlike volume of water
from the pipe of fire engine.
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q Drunkenness among boys is becom-
ing fearfully prevalent in the larger citios.
The papers record numerous cases of young
lads of not more than ten or twelve years Of
age, being arrested in . besstly statA Of in
toxicstion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

"a Mrs. Fanny Kemble's readings of
Shakespeare, in New York, are said to be for
the benefit of Mr.. Butler, her former hus-
bal d, from whom she was divorced some
years ago, and who is said to have lost the
greater par of his large fortune by the re-
cent revulsions.
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w Mr.. Isaac Buchanan, candidate for

- "t' hs"3u DulHHutU, Rchpnldate I0I
the new Canadian Parliament, declares hi m
self in favor Of the American system OF Gov
eminent. He does not propose to turn trail.
tor to tho Queen, but claims that new sys.
tenn Of colonial government il not incompas.
able with the integrity Of the subject. HI
says the province is being involved more and
moro deeply in debt.
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~ A Catholic priest, named Downey,

~ A Catholic priest, named Downsy, rs
In prison at stsunton, Va, for numbering o
man In his own house. Tho man had So
ducsd . young woman, the hcusekeeper OF
the priest. Father Downey insisted that he
should marry her, and spdosvored to force
his commando by threats of shooting, The
man daasd him, and tho priest executed his
threat b. shooting him on the spot.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

~It 10 said that three hundred thousand
dollars sent to banking firm in New York,
BY tho Treasurer Of Alabama. to pay the
State debt, due lost January, was by them
misapplisd,
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EA Western machiuis. Ia. con,r;vad

u A Western machinist has contrived q
marine locomotive, which he il conf lent
can be constructed to make thirty miles per
hour. The method consists in using two
large parallel hollow scrsws in place of the
present keel, and revolving them BY steam
power, 80 that they will cut their way
through the water, ~ . common screw cuts
into wood.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

u The carriage presented to sY-Prssi-
dent Pierce by the citizens Of Boston was re-
comfy sold ss auction for 44lo. The pre-
cesds are to bp devoted to the support Of the
poor in Concord, N. II.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

~ Tho Last words Of Mullenix, the nur-
dersY hung at Greencastle on Friday last,
wore. when the Sheriff had finished tho prep.
arations and drawn the cup ovor his eyes,
Let hor rip you are hanging on innocent
man |"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

~ Two females, who vers lst tsmrora-
rily alone IN house In Lancaster county,
Pom, gore found murdered on Tuesday
last, Their persons had been violated and
their throsts cut-and the house robbed Of
about eloo In money. Two negroes are un-
der arrest charged With the crime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

II Thrco mon lately entered q jsvelry
store In New York, in broad daylight. snatch
cd IN box consaiulns jewslry valuod at 81,
loo, aud made of with IL, They were subss-
Quenbly arrasted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22
~ A species Of marble has boon ibnn

- 4 species Of marble has boon tbnnd
in Massachusetts, which, in point Of dura-
blli.y, Is said to be unsquallsd. 1t has been
ascsrtainsd by experiment that, allowing If
W crossings and thawings for every winter.
II would require tes tkousosd years fos the
surface of the building to be exfohstsd az
sa6k
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22

- Ex-Governor Bebb, formerly Of Ohio,
but now Of Illinois, has besn indicted for
man-slauGh.or, In shooting dad one 81 q
party Of tin pan ssrsnadOrs last spring.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-22
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAT Els
NEW YEARS EXCURSIONS
a. FROM -
EVANSVILLE TO CAIRO T. BACK!
Fare for Lady and Gentleman for the Round
Trip Only SO.

Fare Tor Lady and Gentleman for tho Round
Trip Only SlO.
FuNIE SPLENDID PACKET DONE, will make
IL pleasure excursion from Evans <ox.~r.. -
vile 10 Cairo and hack, to give the
citizens OF the towns along the r'ute YHlS
opportunity of becoming better
quainted with each other, and Of
spending part Of the holidays in agreeable
ments. The Done will leave Evansville on Monday
the 18th inst, will reach Cairo Tuesday noon .sand
leave there on Tuesday night, and arrive At Evans
Vile early on Thursday morning. The excellent land
under the leadership Of NJ, Baker i'll lie board to
discourse music, and keep mp the merry dance. All
the good things necessary To make the excursion
Portable aud joyous will he bountfully provided, and
the officers will do all in their power to make the
cursion continued New Years happy froc ami fes-
uval both 10 old and young. The citizens Of all the
towns the route invited to join in tn party to
gain new friends and acquaintancss, and to enjoy
happy Christmas festival.
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aAYINGs BANK LIST.
MAINE, par

Ratss q which the following Rank Notes are boush
or received on deposit a, the Savings Bank, Evans
VILE. Corrected weekly.
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BOOK BINDERY.
LAST CALL.
PUBLIC S ALE.

hNTUESDAv DECEMBER. 9Th, on the farm Of
W Mr. Sahn adjoining the Arthur McJohnson farm.
one mile and half from Evansville Ind will he Of
farei tor sale yoke OF work cattle, acows 3horses
mules; two horse wagons; new log wagon and
chains: heller; hogs, corn in the crib, nc &c.
TERMS:-Ou all sums over Is, "a credit ~ months
will he given purchaser giving notes with and
approved security, waving valuation and appraisement
leans: JOHN SCHOONER.
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WABASH PACKET WILLIAM KNOX.
r. WILL leave on Monday evening nj 4
xlkS~b.S O'Clock for Wabash, and will 60 rs high
-et4xS<sszA up as Perry vile. For freight passage
aprly on board.
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NN r.. and Hambur.h Cheese boxes
w large, and of irst quality, Just received Der
steamer Marengo and for sale low by
GILBERT 4 BOwLES.
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MUSIC! MUSIC
COAL!! COAL!! COAL!!!

gNIRE CRACKERS. ..0 boxes, just received
u aud for sale by GILBERT l. BUwLES.
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SPEGIAL NlIIEES.
Benevolence.


Wedc not think oerson can evincO q more be-
neyoent trait of character than being moved at inc
distress and suffering Of others, anxious to doal IN
their power to alleviate by every possible means nu
man suffering. In this view of the case, We do not
know how the humane and benevolent can do IN
action more in accordance with their philanhropio
views, than by calling the attention of their afhict
cd friends and acquaintNnces to the fact thai ur.
Seth Hance, Of l0S Baltimore street. Baltimore, Ma
ryl0nd, has discovered q preparation which Is pus
up in the form Of pill, that has u specific action
for curing Epilepsy or falling fits, sposms, cramps,
and all forms Of nervous diseases, Among thosn
who have been permantly cured, We might mention
a number of the family Of James H. Beadc, Huntse
vile, Alabama Mr.. N. p Sledge, Cabin Point,
Surry county, Va, and Mr.. W. p. Lgon, Grenada,
Mississippi. We might go ON enumerating NUS
Der of others, until we had entirely filed up
column of our paper; but we think We have SAY
sufficient to satisfy every person that the subject
under consideration is one of vial importancceto
every one. Reader if you are well man or Wo-
man, and have no need of a remedy, perhaps you
know some person who is not equally blessed rs
yourself, if so, cut out this notice, and Apd il e
him or her. II will cost you but little II
probably it will make you instrumental
some poor, afflicted mortal Of that dread
ton, Epilepsy, or falling sickness.
DR.. Hance sends his pills by mail, free
age, to all parts of the world, on the reeefi
remittance. His prices are: one box, 50; tT
twelve, $24. We have given his addess above
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~ EVERY REA
VKT ILL please netice the advertisement dcscTp
w tive of Mr.. SEARS P1cToRIAL FAMILY BIrts

VKT ILL please netice the advertisement descripa
w tive of Mr.. SEARS P1cToRIAL FAMILY BIrts
and send for the Printed Catalogue of our Ilasetc
Works.
EB ITO the uninitiated in the grcatart of Selling
Books, we would say, that VIC present scheme for
money making, far better than all the gold mines Of
California and Australia.
"a Any person wishing to embark in the enter.
prise, wrisk little by sending to the Publisher $25,
for which he will receive sample copies of the var
ious works. Cat wholesale priccs) carefally boxed,
insured, and directed alording very liberal per.
ccntage to the agent for his trouble. With these
he ew soon be able to ascertain the most salcable,
and order accordingly. Address (post,paid
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, j
ISL William Street ~ ~
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GEEdwards, at the Isham House, is
now taking some ofths finest pictures for
a dollar, ever seen in this place. His
Melainotypes have III the appearance of
a finished painting o. Ivory. He copied
a Daguerreotype of areation of ours, in
the new style, and thGcopy is much finer
than the original. CAl on him at once,
as he informs us his SHY is short. :.