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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
OXYGENATED BITTERS.

TO DYsPEpTICs.-We would call the attention
of those who are afflicted with this terrible COM
plant to a remedy, which, from the modest way
its merits are set forward might be overlooked by
many. 1t affords great relief. and is. in almost
every instance, a certain cure. We alludc 10 the
Oxygenated Bittcrs, sold by Mcssrs. S. W. Fowle
& Co., lbs Washington Street. This is not her
aided by mass of unmcaning certificates from
persons unknown to the public, but few we'll
chosen testimonials from members of Congress.
and some of ou- first merchants and city officers
who have been cured by its use, and whose names
are familiar to every Bostonan. are a sure evil
dcnce of its efficacy. Fer dyspepsia. debility and
weakness, it is most excellent medicine Itmay
be had at any of the apOthecary stores.
SETH W. FowLE K Co, l3S WASHINGTON Street.
boston, Projectors. Sold by their agents every
where.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
MARRIAGES..

FKo>T-DU BoI<--In West Randolph, Oct, ), by
Rev. $. Sparhawk. c. ?. Frost. NJ. H., Of this
village and Miss Eliza a. Dubois, of West
Randolph.
SARGENr-R'>S-.At st. Johnsbury Centre, Oct
3. by Rev. y. Packer. Mr.. Cyrus Sargent and
Miss $. NJ. Russ. both of ST. Johnsburv
BENNETT-CIAEkE-in West Charleston, Sent
~. by Rev. J. Eii,ton, il. T.. O. Bennett Esd
and Miss Sar.h Clarke daughter ofI..W Clarke,
ESD
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
STATE or VERMONT

r, Caledonia District
Inc froate t"rf 81 The District Il Caledonia To all pcr-
sons Interested IN fr estate If Clark DEXTER Of Barnet
i'm said district insane ~
JOHN CASWE Guardian cf ,,c x.J ti.rl No, ,.r
represents 10 said Court. that his said ward is seized in
lee certain real estate situated III sniG Barnet consist
iS OF uwting house and the land ", which the same
stands and saw mill AID privilege ia Pas,,iinpsr Va-c
d .'nafhan also represents 10 said that the sale
duCivc to his Interest and that of ms family far ,r
Uses concentrated In the thirty fourth section the Sin
~ ,,msn Chalcr "a the Compiled Statutes. And said
'tu.h nus maze Application II said Court fer license
anu au'I! I" sen >~i real estate pursuant 10 the rro-
Visions OF the statute in That bel,ai. ~ -
Said application vii! be heard and decided ,,v said Conn,
a. .e Iooate oner III St j"nshrry said district of
'a'co!i!a on the ri day III November, A. j. lSl,
lou are therefore. hereby to ap,car before said
.he Ilmc and place aforesaid and object II YOU nee
cause TO the granting Of said license
Dated at St Johnstry aforesaid this 18th d.y Of oct
ber A. d. lSS7. BY the Court '-' - w ="
%" ASA l.. FRENCH, Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
Bank Suspensions in New York.

The intelligence from New York yesterday
was Of a sombre character. No less than
fifteen of the banks of that city, two of them
of a million capital. have been obliged to
suspend specie payments. According to the
Constitution of that State, any bank which
suspendS is placed in the hands of Receivers.
Such suspension is equivalent to failure.
The following are the dispatches received
upon the subject:
A despatch to the Merchants Exchange
says, the Ocean, Marine. Riverand Merchants
Exchange have suspended specie payments ;
and there is heavy run upon the Republic
Bank. Other banks arc also bcsct by the
public.
The St. Nicholas, Citizens Bulls Head.
Irving and Pacific Banks have also suspended.
The following are their respective capitals
st. Nicholas, S7jO,OOO: Citizens, &4OO,OOO
Bulls Head. $l7S.3OO. Pacific. S422.OOO.
The Mercantile Bank. capital $l.OOO.OOO.
and the New York Exchange, capital $780,
COO, have also suspended.
\ despatch to Merchants Exchange from
New York. says that there has been great
run upon the American Exchange Bank, Wall
street, which is almost impossible.
Mr.. Lcavitt. former President of the bank,
addressed the crowd, assuring them of the
solycncy Of the bank, ard of their ability to
pay all demands against them
Our regular correspondent tclcgraphs as
NEW YORK, October Is,
The st. Nicholas, Marine, Pacific. Irving.
Merchants Exchange. North River. New
York Exchange. Citizens and Ocean Banks
suspended to-day.
Geographic dispatches from New York an
nouncc the suspension Of four additional
banks. the Market. with capital ofSloO. 900
coo. and the New York Exchange. with
capital of Sl00O.OOO. The bank of New
capital S2.000.O0O, and Bank of Broadway.
capital SJOO,OOO
There seems to be want Of confidence in
the banks by the community of New York.
III remarkable comparison to the feeling of
confidence in this city. An exchange broker
Of this city received a Geographic despatch
from his correspondent i'll New York to i'm
mcdlatcy draw all his funds from the New
York banks.
~ HuihhtI or inc DalhS That have suspend
ed are small and weak
The total capital of the suspended banks
IS a little short of Ten MILLION DOLLARS.
lATE>r:-Our dispatches received at a late
hour last night. state that all the New York
Banks have resolved to suspend specie pay
mcnts SO far as paving it over their counters
Is conccrncd.-Eost"A Warcller. net. II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

The New York Herald gives table of 1900
mechanics, laborers, &C., who have already
been discharged. owing to hard times. in New
York, Jersey City and Brooklyn.
The Detroit Tribune says person worth
several thousand dollars; who attempted to
commit suicide in that city short time since,
purchased his arsenic at drug store. They
asked him shilling for the amount, but he
actually beat them down to ten cents.
The New Hampshire State Fair seems to
have given good satisfaction to those who at
tended. The weather was all that any one
could ask for, being warm and pleasant the
whole time. Nothing happened to mar the
pleasures on the occasion except an intoxi-
Gated man by the name of Aaron Wells, of
Bow, stabbing two men seriously. There
were but five arrested. says the Statesman,
which for the number present, shows there
could have been but few disguised by ardent
spirit. The report of the Treasurer shows
the institution to be in a fourishing condi-
ton.
- 1t is remarkable fact that the three
survivors of the Central America. who ar
rived at New York on Monday, had drifed
on their frail support nearly sir hundred miles
from the spot where the steamer had sunk,
before they were picked up-a dreary voy-
agc-the terrors of which, with protractcd
and agonizing death staring them in the face,
no one but themselves can realize.
g a druggist at Suspension Bridge, on
Saturday, put up morphine by mistake for
quinine and father and son took it and
died.
A PoEM.-The author of the following DO
EN- on "Squirl" remarks that if the last
line is little too long. it is not his fault:
"The squirt an, nice bird,
And has buShy tale,
He sometimes sits opon lin,
And sometimes on q ralc,
And setheIs nuts i'll the summer, SO that his whit
or stock won't fail"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
THE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Oct

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Oct. :.
AT markct-a~ Beet Cattle Stores. pairs Working
Oxen. 9" Cows and Calves. 300 sheep and ian's and
l:aa
Prices Of BeefExtra So: iirs. quality sSsH second DO
S1.H: third d.. S6.,n: ordinary $500.
Working pNcn-No Sales.
Cows and tavcS-Sales nj S"t. -. IS. IS.
Veal Calve>-Salrs Nt 81. a., 81 each
S1oREsfcdrlin.s 7a20; Two years old $o5 % Three
old, =. a -.
Sheep and Lams-Extra 81 t" 49,. hv lot LIS
Swne-P-s, /: Go retail. s. per h; fat hogs &c.
RcmarkS-The market To-day remains about the same as
last week. Sales are limited,
CAMERIiH:i CATTLE MAEKET-Oct.7.
At market i26 Cattle so Hervcs and Stores: con-
si>ng If Working u,ciI. Cows and Calves Ycarim.>
Tw" and Three Years Old.
Pricc>-Mayk't R-cf-EXtra Including nothing ,u; the
larg,!at sali-f,i Oxen =, per cwt: Isl quality
ilcliin- i"iiinC but the best. lar.. f stabilized Oxcn
7m 80: III quality. myu'- the best yras>-r Oxen
the l"> stabilized Cows AMI III" best three years old Steers
500 81 Iuaiit: S',M'; Ordinary S.t.tU
isarrs!iing Cattc-Nv Jjl"larioiS.
Stores Working Oxen. from So to 2lN. Cows and
Calves from 50 u" -. 81 30. i"arlinGS SIS 70: Two
year>,d. So a y: Three wears old Sa3 -.
Sheep au! l-!i>ts' market. Prices In lots Sl.i5
o.'j a go: Extra and selections. 3 a 3.5s
S"n"-fiT' ~ market. Prices live weight. l.? Sc
Dr. se,'. lie per IL.
Hides La =" per IT.; Tall"w.7 q. !-cc per H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
MOTHERS. MoTuERsu yoTurRS,,,

An old nurse for children. Don't fail Ia procure Mrs.
WSpw Soothing Syrup for Children Tcrtll;i-. II has
"rqIa! on Earth. No mother who has tried Mrs
Wn-i,n'S Sn"TING SYEyr ,rChl'.rcn will ever consent
10 lei her child pass through the distressing 9nd critical
period Of teethiL- without the aid ." This invaluable prep
aratiorl. II life and rai, Toe estimated by dollars and
cents il * worth its weight in gold Millions of bottles
of Mrs. Wn>owS Soothing Syrup sold every Year in
III" nc! States.
Price cents bottle. For sale by dealers Meii
generally
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
HARRISBURG, Oct. IL.

lie PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsI.ATuEE.-Th
bill as it passed the House fixed the second
Monday i'll April next as the day for the
resumption of specie payments by the banks.
The Committee circumference reported two
new sections to be added to the bill, and thus
amended it passed both Houses.
The Relief Bill was signcdby the Governor,
and the Legislature then adjourned sine die.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
COMMISSIONERS N(.YyCE

WE. the subscribers. being appointed bv the Probate
Court Tor tue district Of Caledonia. Commissioners 10
receive examine and adjust all claims ,i-s or all
persons against kiah Baylry. late "f Iariwick in said
district deceased and the claims deceased
III offset thereto hereby give that sin months fir, IN
he lnth day OF October A. d. 1871, are allowed for the
reutors 10 present their claims tn said Comm
LOT examination anu allowance, and i'll meet for
nat purpose At the dwelling house Joshus Stevens In
Har"lcE Oh the hrst Tuesdays in November and April
he1t III ten O'Clock A. N. each If said days.
JOSHUA STEVENS. Commissioned.
IIardwick, October 10, 1887 KY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
Notice--Pay Up!

OWING to dissolution of partnership of CA.
~ HooN IRr1I, and the removal of one Of
the parties they request prompt settlement, of all
accounts duo them
Lyndon, July l6, 1917 i,,s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

To MULIoN-Pr Of. Wood. Of ST, Louis, has, afte
Of deep study and urinC research, succeeded in
presenting to the public article Superior TO in
Use. and. indeed, il is truly wonderful dSc"vcry-wc a!-
vert to his Hair Restorative the only article that has
been completely successful III cheating o his locks
Ing t.iruli itching. >crons. &c 1t restores the
headed to than the original caH:.: adds
beauty to locks already iXuran having the effect
harsh hair. I" render il glossy and flSrIs
permanently hair that Is loose falling. and other
qualities which will become known used
The pride Of mankind is sing lariy developed TN the keep
ing and arrangement Of the hair: perhaps rrm the fact
that il is the only portion of the rr:n body that
train in any choose: how n,'"r tant then. having
this portion left tn care, that should all tn.
science has placed in hands to render 1t beiuf,-
full and permanent Ii You would have beautiful hair. CLOS
sv hair hair with its natural color elegantly preserved Ia
extreme old age don't fail To- purchase Woods Hair Re-
storative.-f Daily Iowa State Gazette
Sold by j. C. BINGHAM, st Joh>burv, Vt, ard by all
respectable Druggists.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
STRAYED OR STOLEN

nNE Ii ht grey horse supposed to he S wear,
y. Old. lost about Scpt.25. Whocve. will r,,uru
said horse shall be suitably rewarded.
ABiEI. IiIENil.
Waterford Get s, 1871.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

CoRRECTIoN.-In the list of premiums of
the Peoples Society, we gave y. Gibson the
premium on draught horses. 1t should have
been Bcnj. ellison.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
pUUtDEPU, Oct L.,

PENNSYLVANIA EIECTIoN.-The election
passed off very quietly. No disturbance took
place and but small vote was pollcd. The
few scattering returns from the interior show
nothing definite.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

The simple announcement, Of Deaths and Mar
riacsS Viii be inserted free Of charge. but all ohi.u-
airy notices will he charged a, advertising rates
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

REV. W. B. BOND completed the tenth
year of his ministry at the North Church in
this village last Sabbath, at which time he
made the following statement in relation to
the church during this time: There have
united with the church JOS on profession of
faith, and IS by letters of recommendation
from other churches; Gj members have been
set off as colony and formed into the South
Church in this village, 3 have been excom-
municated and % have died; the members
of the church now number 237. On account
of impaired health Mr.. Bond has asked and
received leave of absence for a few months
For the present his place Will be supplied by
Rev. a. Dean, formerly of Ncwbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

THE LEGISLATURE-We are indebted to
Wolton's Daily journal for our Legislative
proceedings and the Governors message,
which, though lengthy. will we'll pay peru
sal. We shall give our readers from week to
week through our able correspondent and by
extracts from the journal, an idea of what is
being done by the assembled wisdom at
Montpelier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
I)UBUQUE.. Oct. !

Iowa EIHTIoN.-Thc election here passed
off quietly. Samucls, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, has 922 majority in this
CITY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
NEW York. Oct 10

the Fail River steamer Empire State,
which left here at ) o'clock this evening. ran
on the rocks at llurl Gate and sunk. She
had large number of passengers. including
one hundred and fifty ladies, all of whom
were saved: Baggage all lost. The upper
saloon OF the steamer is unLer watcr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
CHE Californian.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs-Ready made Cot.
fins-L. n. Emerson. Medical carls-Drs.
Trull and Frost. Farm at Auction-L. c.
Morse. Cottage Inn-A. II. Dean. Great
Sale of Goods-O. =. Wakefield. Clothing
at Cost-Ira Dresser. Legal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

TRAVELS IN NORTH AND CENTRAL ARR
cA.-By Henry Barth, New York. Harper
4 Brothers. Of the many works in relation
to Africa recently published, this is the latest
in point of time. the most abundant in inform
etion, and the best in point of interest. 1t is
the record Of travels performed under the
auspices of the British Government by Ger
man scholar and geographer, who with his
associates penetrated into the very heart of
the hitherto unknown regions Of Central At
RIGA. and plucked from them the mystery in
which they have been envcloped for ages.
The interest of the work consists not only in
the geographical discoveries made by Barth,
but in the illustrations which he presents of
places which though little known are vet of
great historical Importance. He writes like
shrewd observer and man of excellent
sense and large information. The work is
published in excellent style. A map and
nearly hundred Illustrations arc in the vol
ume before us. Two other volumes are to
appear immediately
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

MusICM.-Prof. f. II. Frost of Boston.
has lust closed a musical convention at Ben
nington. The Bmner says it was equal, if
not superior, to anything Of the kind ever
held in that vicinity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
West Burke, Oct. IL, 1857.

Nor LoST-Charlcs J. Richardson of Brat
tleboro, VT, who was supposed to have been
lost on the Central America, is still in Cali
fornia. a letter from him by the "Star of
the West" says that he went POO miles to
San Francisco to embark on the Goth of Au-
gust, but found the Accommodations poor, and
returned. This is very agreeable news.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

Our THANKS are due the Hon. J. s. Nor
rill for a valuable document from the Patent
Office on Agriculture.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

MAIL AGENT REMOVED. -Nr. Elbridge
Hapgood, L. S. Mail Agent from this place
to Bellows Falls, has been removed, and Mr..
Ezra +. Kimball appointed in his place. 1t
seems the only prctext for this removal was
that Mr.. lIapgood was New Hampshire APP
pointmcnt The Bellows Falls Times says
that Kimball was formerly whig, but had
served one year in the democratic ranks.
Mr.. Hapgood has made many friends in the
time he has been with us here, and our good
wishes now 90 with him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

EYES AND No EYEs.-It happened that
there was rare opportunity at the Wood
stock Fair, the other day, for the Society and
its proper Committee to signalizc the occasion
by an appropriate notice of a new invention
of native origin, and of remarkable character,
than first publicly exhibited. Mr.. Livermore
of Hartland, exhibited his Pocket Printing
Machine an invention certainly very re-
markable, both for its ingenuity and its
promise, remarkable far beyond any other
new thing originated in this country or out
of it, in the whole exhibition. Multitudes
saw and admired, and to some extent APP
prcciated it. The Society, however, appears
to know nothing about it. The Committee,
although we are told that they looked at it
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

THE WORST FEATURE OF TIE HARD TIMES.
Eleven firms in New York city, engaged in
the manufacture of cloaks, have discharged
in the aggregate two thousand one hundred
and forty-ninc girls. 1t is all in consequence
Of the present hard times. Gcnin, the hat
ter, having suspended, several hundred hat
tiers arc thrown out of employment. Bust
ness in the ship yards is nearly or quite sus-
pended, and the large number of men usual
ly employed, arc now without the means of
gaining a subsistence. 1t is estimated that
there are III the city of Newark, n. j., at the
present time, eight thousand persons out Of
employment. This suspension of labor is
surely a cause of regret ard alarm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17
Pure Cream Tartar
MRS. WINsLoW's SOOTHING sYRnp

sen EEl nd fi.rri"a Cordial. Jayncs
tarn:ihati,c Eal>..m. ih.,cr, Nix,urc A..
iof "''i. o; J. { BINGHAM.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

HOG-IsH. Mcssrs Stone e Co.-Gents -
I killed pig October 9th. six months and
rs days old, weighing 81 10 pounds.
THOMAS MORSE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

SYSTEMATICALLY a private telcgraphic
despatch to this place Wednesday night, we
learn that the Boston banks have all sus-
pended specie payment. All the New Eng
land banks will take the same course, we
presume.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-10-17

"O-O-O-DERIFEROTS! ~ Everybody about
here will know that the following paragraph,
which we find in the Irore|ler correspondence
of the n. ii. State Fair, refers to our towns
man, Mr.. II. c. Gilman. who has, since the
calamity Of blindness befell him, sold soap.
land 4 very good article it is too) and fire.
quents all fairs, mustcrs, and other places
where there is a crowd,to dispose Of his ware.
lie bids fair now to rival even Ross, the Gel
ebrated soap man. But to the paragraph re-
ferred to-
"SANCIIO PANZA MISUNDERSTANDING the
attractions for the crowd is queer fellow, a
soap peddler, who has stand beside a
vietualling saloon. He wears an old SLOUGH
cd hat, and has the true camp-meeting tones
of oratory. His intersections are "long
drawn" like the aisles of Gray's Elcgy. He
brings out 90, with an agony. l note
r. specimen of his cloquence.
My friends, this soap is the real soap
;he real Sancho Pauza o. teriferous
soap. 90 my friends you can't con-
ccive of its vartues. 1t is as fair as the sum-
."lear as the moon, and as terrible as an army
with banners on greasePots!"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-23
usr,sea ana sp 4. Sempiimsns 10

Writer in the Bloomington Republi-
can, signing himself CASDoR bestows the
following deserved compliment on Dr.
Daily, President of Bloomington UNIVERSE
ty, whom some scribbler have sought %
disparage because Of certain stirling 'senE
fences in his late Baccaaureate. Weeare
pleased that the editor admits such candid
aPpreciatiops Of Dr.. Daily in, his paper. !
Mn. Coz IL was better pleased with
your last editorial respecting DR.. Daily,
than with anything preceding it. It was
free from bitterness and all personal ami
mostly, aud made nice but very Just dis
tinction between DIR. and Mr.. Daily
When think OF the Drs past history
his premature entrance upon the arduous
duties of the Methodist itineracy, fully
occupying all his time and all his ener.
gies, with no mental discipline, aud hard
| ly the rudiments of n common-school edu-
cation; with no subsequent opportunity to
bring up the deficiency beyond the con-
tinued exercise Of the same laborious and
hope useful ministery afforded, am
now disposed to wonder at what he has
done, than to cavil at his defects. Neither
you sir, nor /, with much better education
nj opportunities could do better in liter
airy way than DIR. Daily does. Placed in
the false position he occupies, i can make
large allowance for his borrowing the learn
ing OF others. Ifplaced in the same stu
alton, should either learn IL or plagiar-
ize too, as judge you would YOURSELF
notwithstanding the severity Of your crti-
csms on the Doctor. You perhaps do
not know as well as the limited oppor-
Itunities the Doctor has had for literary at
tainments. and cannot therefore make the
same allowances. A poor backwoods boy
like Henry Clay, he was like that illustri-
Gus orator, early cast upon his own re-
sources and the goodness OF benificent
Providence. But a versatile genius and
indomitable perseverance, have elevated
him to various positions Of honor and
wonderfully sustained him in them. He
has been presiding elder, has been Chap
lain to Congress and his name has often
been spoken of in connection with the
highest dignity in his church. And to
that or seat in Congress he will doubtless
yet attain. Let me tell you, sir, that DR..
Daily, If not a scholar is genius and a
rising man. You cannot keep him down
any more than you can the unbalasted
and uncabled balloon. 1t will rise by its
own buoyant energy. The Dr's last bac-
caulaurate the least pretentious, but most
respectable lie has yet delivered, is per-
feet dagurreotype of his own inner SELF
or, as he would say, of his own inner
man. 1t was drawn whether originally or
transcriptively from the interior concious-
ness of his own individuality; if original
he copied himself Painter and subject
at once he drew his own portrait. If bor-
rowed, he was like the child before the
mirror, simply captiyated by his own re-
hecied image, and innocently supposed
that what so pleased himself would like
wise please others. And you call this
plagiarism. Go, sir, mend your own ways
before you use the word again.