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CARPETS.
VIM. K. FRENCH. CHAs. KLINGELHGFER
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WIN. E. FRENCH & CO.,

~ WIN. e. FRENCH & CO.,
Nos. AZ and 10 MAIN ST,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
|WYHO WANTS A NICE CARPET
w at reasonable price, and no trOu-
bic about it?
Nov is the time to make your Wife or
bFTeHds handsome Christmas Present, and
at the same time make home as comfort
abe and cosy as z palace
Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before maxi
ing our annual invoice on January LIST,
1869, we propose for
BE TIAE NEXT 30 DAYS -6a
to offer our Carpets at the lowest possible
figures that will pay cost, carriage and e1-
pe7aSeS.
Also, in order to give employment to
our Carpet makers and Upholsterers cur.
ing the dull season, we propose to make up
and Tag Qot0n al 1.arpets We sell TIL Jabu-
airy LIST FREE OF eli LARGE. All goOds
delivered free. All work guaranteed.
Our stock of Mattings, OIL Cloths, Win
dow Shades, Dan1asks, Lace Curtains, Cor
nices, Wall Papers, and House Furnishing
Goods, generally, II larger than all others
Qn that line1 now in our city com bined.
We propose TO sell them as low as these
goods are retdfted in the United States
We are exclusively in this line of business
What others can do elsewhere we propose
to do ia Evansville. - Every man to his
trade" City Bush ess Is divided: Don't
90 to q shoe store for putty or padlOcks.
Don't buy rice or rat-tatl files in a crock
cry store. Don't ask for mutton in a mir
linery shop. Don't think you can purchase
dry goo 8 IN q drug ore. And, above All,
Don't buy your e a Il ETS in a ID RY
GOODS HOUSE. This advice (like our
Carpet-making for 30 days. is given gratis
tor the benefit of an a0liOIn 10 may con-
Germ" Give us a call.
Evansville, Ind /, Dec. j, 1865 Ldej
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lNCoRPoRATED.-Articles of asso-
cation OF the Attica 81 Terre Haute
railroad Company were fled with the
Secretary Of State on Monday. The
Rockville. Parke County or to som ~ :
point in Vigo County, on the Evaps.
vile Il Charlottesville Road a;s-
lance of from forty to seventy miles
The company has a capital Of $500
uOO divided into shares of fifty dol
lars The following are the Director
for the first year: James s. MELON.
aid, Peter S. Veder, George K. Steele
Joseph Poole, Hansel j. Green, Geo
ID Nebeker, NJ. d. Kerr, j. FL Nell
son aud Marshall FL. Milford.
Sentinel.
The construction of road to Attiea
would be very valuable to the E.&C
Road and to our own shippers. It
would give us another Eastern outlet
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The Normal University continues to
perform its functions satisfactorily.
The Industrial University has COM
menced work with promise of great
success
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Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

THE undersigned has the pleasure OF
notifying his friends and the public
that he will keep this beautiful place of
resort open during the Winter as Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
Tenpia Ieys for that purpose. BE win
be prepared to serve mp OYSTERS and all
other delicacies of the season at the short
est notice, and will from this time keep
constantly ON hand the celebrated sss
KLMNER CINCINNATI BEER.
novI7 diff ED. WELLER.
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United States of America, District of In
diana, IS: -
wwTHEREAS, a LIB II H o N.
wv formation was fled in the District
Court of the United states for the DistI1ct
of indiana, on the 18th day of November,
1858, by Charles w. Weisert and C1arIes l..
Canet, through their proctor, Mr.. Marsh,
against the Steamboat Westmoreland. her
engines, tackle. turn iture, and apparel,
seized at said District on q breach OF con-
tract civil aud maritime, on damages OF
SO, and praying process against said goods,
Z and that the same may be condemned and
sold therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court 10 me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods or any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein. that they be and
appear before the said, the district Court
OF The United States, to be held at the city
OF Indianapolis. in and for the District OF
Indiana, on the first Monday of February
next ut 10 O'Clock of the forenoon OF that
day. then apd there to interpose their
claims end make their allegations In that
behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, u. 8.
Attest: j. ID. ROWLAND Clerk.
Jana dl4t
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THE indianapolis and Cumberland
Gravel Road Company have declared
a dividend of $1,000 out of their earn
inqs last year. Gravel road stock
must be a paving thing.
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THE Evansville Courier promises
its readers several items as soon as its
editors get time to write them up.
Have patience, readers.-IRdidndpotis
Mirror.
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Beautiful and agreeable, all of which will
be sold as cheap as they can be found any
where Tdel2
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Terrible Sacrifice

A complete stock OF Domestic Goods of
every popular brand, and at The lowest
prices, can always be found at Schapker,
Busting & Co. IS, Nos AZ and 40 Main Street.
In short, they have everything TO make
The "outer" appearance
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IOK rs. $5.

TIME DRAWING WILL TIA 4
place at Masonic Temple, in Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the LIST day of Septem-
Der, 1859.
Agents will furnish pamphlets giving
description of the property, and contain
ing the act of the Legislature authorizing
the sale.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named in the act of the Lesis-
Iature, and their integrity and response
biIity are endorsed in the certificates
(Which viii be found in the pamPnlets)
OF Governor John w. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas c. MeCreery,
United States Senators, Hon. John A.
Bunch, Speaker of the kentucky House
OF REPRESENTATIVES., Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President Of the Farmers
Bank, l.. G. Dallam, President of the Ma
tionai bank, John ii. Barret and others. OF
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. +. Parrett, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judi
clal District, and M. 8. johnson, Judge OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, of Ind ana
Hon. Wm. Fl. Walker, Mayor, John 5.
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and others, of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen of position and
prominence In Kentucky and Indiana.
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TICKETS can be purchased of

L. H. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
r, B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
hT THos. &. Z. BRooKs, oovinEton, KY.
JOHN G. LATH NJ, President Bank OF
Hopkinsvifle, Hopkinsville, KY.
James l.. DallaTn, Commercial Bank, Pa
| ducab, Ky.
@sT- hooks opened at these points on the
| LIST of October, 1868.
/ HtLIP HORNBROOK, Esq, Water
| Street, between Main and sycamore, and
| SEMONIN.t DIXON Il CO., No. = north
| First street, will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire to purchase. seS dtf
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Gold and silver spectaoIes.
solid Silver Ware,

Manufactured expressly for our trade, and
many smaller articles, particularly appio-
pirate for Holiday and Wedding Presents
Constantly on hand q choice selection or
sILvER-PLATED WARE, which win De.
sold at a very close prcht-
Particular attention given TO the Re-
setting OF Diamonds and other Gems, ia
the most novel and artistic manner.
An examination OF our stock Is respect
fully solicited. ldel2 dly
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SantaAC
Dead

Low at 80 cents per yard. French Shifting
and Dress Flannels only 90 cents. Under
shirts and Drawers in great variety. The
best and cheapest Blankets ever sold in
this city. An endless variety OF Shawls
and Dress Goods. Our large stock of
Cloths and Casst neres we Will close out
at q
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wlshlng to reduce our stoek OF
FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES,
We will, during the month of January
sell at reduction of
FIVE PER CENT.

In other words. we will sell ONE DOL
LARS WORTH of any and all goods in
our store FOR 30 CENTS. to be paid In
cash or its equivalent at the time Of purchase.
We propose to sell, as heretofore, as low
as any other house in the city; and in
addition, as an inducenent to buy for
cash, we will throw off cents for every
dollars worth you buy at retail.
This is no humbug or deception, as those
who have known us for the last fifteen
who wish 70 be convinced have only &c
tsv
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WE EXCEPT NO GOODS.

Staples and Fancy Goods will share alike
in the slaughter. Bring your cash, so as
to be prepared to get %, cents back for
every five dollars worth you buy.
jan4l VICKERY BROS, 70 Main st.
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81 n0n FOUR BUSH. BURLAP
%a VUO BAGS In store and tor sale
by JAZZ dlyl q. MAGHEE & co.
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E" Goals Of Fire"

Two men in South Africa quarrclcd.
>aud brcamc bitter enemies. After
awhile, one Of them found IL little girl
belonging to his enemy in the woods
He seized her. and cut of both hcI
hands and rs ne sent lcr home screnni'
im.. with her bleeding wrists, he said TO
her. :" have had my rcvcngc!'
Years passed away. The little girl
had grown up to bo almost young
woman. One day, there came to her
fathers door Il poor, WORKOUT, gray
headed old man, who asked for some
thin. TO eat. She knew him ut once rs
the cruel man who had cut off her hands.
She went into the hut. aud ordered the
servant TO give him bread and milk rs
much as he could eat, and sat down and
watched him cat it.
When he had finished, she dropped
the covering that hid her handless
wrists from view, and, holding them
up before him she exclaimed, II have
had my rcvcngo!" repeating the very
sentence he had uttered when he So
cruelty MANNED her. The mau was
overwhelmed with surprise and hu'
initiation. Tho secret Of it was, that
in tho mean time, the girl had become
n Christiun and had learned tho m ean'
ing OF tho ,oxt, III thinc enemy hum
ger, feed him If he thirst, give him
drink: Tor. in so doing. thou shalt hear
Goals Of fire on his ead."-RcV. ",
Tuuloy,
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A FRIEND asked Iittlo girl, "Wlicl,
do you love best, your cat or your
doll7' The littlo girl thought SOME
time before answering, and then whis.
pered in tile ears Of tho questioner,
love my cat best; but please don't tell
my doll" 5<.s,S I, E:.:.s. ~.
A SINGING! MASTER, while teaching
his pupils, was visited by a brother OF
the tuueful art. The visitor observing
that tho chorister pitched the tuno 70.
cally, said |: {" Sir do you use a pipe?"
"No, sir" replied Senibreve, with ad.
mirabls gravity" chew !1lj.F =
.M,sREAxiNo Of shaving, "said q pretty
girl TO an obstinate old bachelor, ~
should think that q pair Of handsome
eyes would bc tho best mirror to shave
by" - -, ~ @: },
e Yes, many q poor, fellow has! been
shaved by them, tho wretch repl!.
ed. ..f ss;;!5 .5j! titbsrsfl *
Woutp'Nr you call this the calf OF o
lex 2" asked Bob, pointing to ono Of bis
neither limbs. Z" No. replied Pat,t"l
should say.i was the leg of . calf.D .:
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politic;nn IN the soIIl eDf not being In
terested In politicsih h1sas uwise o. the
cantaIn Of q ship,aHhbs should ,;take
pride in knowing1ht4hsngof nayIga-
ton. r,"s"p eSita,., .,'5F.l.ts
lcnce Which GcncpujsGrant proposcs
fo himsclr was not ofjparty, but oil In :
,icnnndrncc of clIoi cAFtitllin tho party.
,jJn,iouLtcdly bis cAtdRet as first namod
.wns A. disnpp0lninSst; but ~ was
strictly a RcptiblicaAoa1lnet, and who
ever ,Hirht lave Ucelis uained: tho dis.
iaupoiutment wns inavitable. The dis.
arnoiiitment will oohlbue, and for the
satt1e reason :-namclMthat tho friends
of cYhxy,nppicant wkpYtails will com
plainss Ifnny man, fhowever, will re-
fleet faWSimpossiblA,H: is, ,undOr our
prcsentSsSsten,, thatstln: Chief Exccu.
tivo,sIaQM acknowledgements char
actor of Stkosc. wholtslp unjust nomi-
nate, ,and;Ipon thc .reok]sss: manner in
which candidates nre &sEpmlnended, he
will. .he yerxsAharllttabik tnhss studfntent
OF the 1ienfiHAtingS power. :lho Efesis
dent may hold his*Enbordinalcs re.
spousiblc, butEfHeb suBordinntcs also
must act not upon knowicdge but up.
on representation. II is, indeed the
people themselves whosarc primarily
responsible for tho character and GU
pacity Of men IN office, for, the Semi
tors must also rely upon representa-
tions. Let no Republican,, therefore,
who hns recommended any applicant
from sood.nature, or from any reason
but persuasion Of fitness presume to
cavii ut the Executive action.-Haf.
Der's Wec&iy.
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News from Washington.
THE JUDICIARY BILL.

Z.
Tho bill amending tho judiciary system Of
the Government, which passed Congrcss and
IL now law, gives tho President the appoint
u,cnt Of nino Circuit Judges and ono Judge
of thu Supreme Bench. Should Justices Mel.
son md Grier retire.. under tho provision o!
tho clause allowing those members Of the
Bonch who havo attained tho ngo Of seventy
years, and who haye served thereon for 4 pc.
Rod Of not less than ten years, to resign.
,herc will bc two additional vacancies to f3ll.
The applicants for the already vacant places
arc numerous The additional Judge o! tho
Supreme Bench, It is said; will be taken from
tho South, and among the names mentioned
for the position are Thomas j. Durant, Of
New Orleans; Judge Marvin, Of Florida /;
Judge paschsll. Of Texas; Joshua Hill and
Joo Brown, jr., Of Georgia; Judge Under.
wood, of Virginis: Judge Speed, of Kon.
lucky, and Judge DurolI, Of Louisiana. :.
For Judge Of tho Fifth Judicial Circuit,
comprising the States Of Alabama, Georgia
and Florida, Judge W. D. Woods, Of Ala
bama, is 4 prominent candidate. He is At
present Chancellor Of the State Of Alabama,
was formerly Of Ohio, and served with dis.
tinction as General in tho volunteer. service
during tho lato war. 10 is strongly support.
ed, and will, in oil probability, rccoivo The
appointment. =, lt&.4S;s yg%,.a;i
II has boon intimatcd that Judge uoar
willIretire from the Cabinet, and: bo placed
on tho Supreme Bench, but the Southern
people claim tho new appointment, and say
that Ar. Ho1r will havo to wait tho retire.
mcnt Of Justice Grier and Nelson. ~.
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Sermon by Il Child,

\ gentleman went to visit woman
who was i'll. AZ he was going into
The room he saw girl knrclin" by the
side ~ the poor womans bed. The
little cir! rose from her knees ns soon
rs She saw the grutlrman. and went ont
Of the room. "WhO is that child 2" iEc
gentleman asked. "Oh. sir" said tho
sick woman. "Tha, is little angel.
who often comes TO read the Bible to
mr.. 10 my great comfort; and she has
Just now given mr siXpcncr.
The gentleman was SO pleased with
,hr little girls conduct that u" wished
10 know how she had learned the Word
cft;od. and To be 80 kind To tho poor
pr"pl". Finding that she was one OF
the scholars Of u nci9hhoring Sunday
schnol. hr went 20 the school and asked
for the little girl. who WAS nfraid when
she WAS called I" the gentleman but
b. was very kind 10 her. and asked her
j, she was the little girl that had been 10
read III: Bible TO The sick woman. She
Srid she waS.--'rhc gentleman sdid.
" Ny dear. what made You think OF do
in" sn?" She answered. "BccauSc. sir.
find it is said in the Bible that pure
religion and undctiled before God and
the Father is thi$-"to visit the faith
cr!css nnd the widows in their afllic-
ton" WE'LL" said he. land did you
give her any muncy?'' Yes. SIR
:. and where did YOU get it?' Sir, i,
WAS given 10 me MS q reward"
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I. O. o. T.

The commemoration medal for the
26th Of April next is described as fol-
lows: The Order Is represented by
three female hyures-FHith. Hope and
Charity. Faith, the central figure.
with outstrctched wings, Is assisted BY
Hope III supporting an in0rm man,
who implores their help during his
hclplessness. On the right Is Charity,
upheld by Faith, and reaching forth to
alleviate the suffering Of tho widow
and her orphan. Above tho figures,
aud In the heart.shapcd panel which
incloscs them, is the All.secing Eye;
Mt their feet 10 n head Of Time, from
which spread olive branches emblem.
attic Of peace and prosperity. Pendant
from the pannel is ribbon. with tho
motto Of the Order, Friendship. Love.
and Truth. The design IL by Malcolm
j. Donald, a young artist, and tho ex.
ecution of the work In metal has been
entrusted to Il. c. Paquet. This med.
al. Is the one authorized by the joint
Committee on Celebration appointed
by the Grand Lodge and Grand Fill
canpmcnt Vf PENNSYLVANIA. ., ,
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virginia. Mississippi and Texas.

One Of tile last and most important
Of tho measures passed during tho last
hours Of the session Of Congress which
has lust terminated, was tho bill for
the SPEEDY restoration OF civil govern.
mcnt in Virginia, Mississippi aud Tex
"A, in Difference to tho suggestion made
BY the Presidents a day or two before.
Tho bin authorizes the President, at
such times rs lie may deem best, 10
submit the Virginia Constilution TO to
tho registered voters Of that State, for
ratification or rejection, and also to
submit to separate vote such provis-
ions Of that Constitution as he may
deem best, the lions to be held and
tho returns to DO made In the manner
provided by the election ordinances
adopted by tho Constitution. 1t fur
ther authorizes him to submit, in the
samc way, to the votors Of Texas, the
entire Constitution framed for that
State, or separate provlsins for It, pro.
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,vidcd that no election shall be held In
Texas; for any purpose, until the Pres
idcnt,so directs. Tho same provision
ii. made for Mississippi. II either OF
tho Constitutions bc ratified, the Log
islnturc clecfod shall nsscnblc on tho
fourth Tuesday after tho official pro.
Of tho ratification. c' But
neither State Is to DO, entitled to rcp-
III Congress until its Leg
islaturc Inns ratified tho pending suf-
.frago amcndmont'to the Constitution"
The Commanding General, In either
Of those States.. may, with the approy.
nj OF tho President, suspend, until nc
.tion by tho Legislature all laws that
he mny deem oppressive. This will
give the President the. power TO sub:
NIT to n vote, separately from the con-
stitutions proper Of these States, such
provisions as arc likely TO cnusc: their
total defeat, and thus prolong the work
of ,reco Instruction. Among: them arc
the Acknowledgement and disquall1lca;
zion .proviaions, md Others OF nFuiere
loeai :claf8ot6r.5!. Tho ;bl lH,fenmito give
general satisfaction Mt tiWasliiugton.-
Mtclligcncer, l2th. ".. ya.ty@ 'i.,ai;,
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United States; Sec,irftiesslG - GoinE
Il, 81 Abroad i, -

,,, ". v..1, IJ..,,j,3 u.yo Tho coYl.
!ho new ors ue'u ,.r"d.si,~ I invcut.,
talliu o. EuCvHc sH,,iS s.H S';T;b -. t.;T;bsr. a.,
ms tnolr Wea..n y .a"fs -" "' ~ srs,,at:
humorous euterpl,isen =. ,..o,,.rIvS WALTZ SONS;
mostEontirei! @ ,'nS's. pn'nr,inyiny JIcir
prefer ti'is metnou ~ ,oMs.0' mSi. nS.oni.. .
means. out tne rece.it snuoT* ur,t,apr r;M th.
ton OF our Na.'oha, a',,,e.tn n. tn.,,that there.
toreiRn markcts ,,neso inIl'HsSo en"t.nts,to
arc others nRaiu WY -" aarrv> nn thesc,
leno us the money!. t,t ',-;,I,
enterprises TOR ourselves, GTn;sIs a;s, ...t. 80
making SIX per cent upon tm. ".S; .'nsi"o,
mcnt, while wcncarn. tcn un 49, ,,its,.
from the employment Of IneiI IsHp..II'.
The shipments ot Unitco o!Stes Doune
and railway STOCKS durinS tuc epr prOsSn. an.
month were hardly Icss tnau SLo,VvNy
000. The STEADY aPptcclatiro'i: o,stn.s .,,.nS
kind 4of2 properly during rna sIhoae@Liscu
portio oil the iycari 1ooe, ~; Hc:ttIsFsl
slpce the: election o.. uensralz osanE W Is
oil the more rcmarRoUle IRON tnc lact
HtAA,thes sthe p@!!ss'se t,ey1 NHsptHe,
q large dcclincin tho premiumohRolu,
there, was no, ,retrograac moYeIncHk
III tho stock market, but tendency 70:
ward higher prices. Tho eSplanatloh
Of such inconsistency lies outsiuc H.
nancial theories. 1t is as curious rs
tho fact cited in the beginning OF tniS
article. Can 1t DC that we arc 8rnauas-
ly gliding to specie pay ments wltnout
the terrible ordeal wnich Engi1nu WI.
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Book NOtL@.

"Thc Found Lo,t; or. BeAtuts Five
Cents Kup," avery we'll prtvssd'neT~
Ell; kant say how 1t. wus. Jttssn, not;
havin saw the manuscript. Al ydnE
girl falls III luv with . man Arrival!
steps in-stopS utagain on tHS 4taudi
page-dics of.a. brokln. hart n. y Stahsl'
on the Erie caual. Coroner'S inQpest!.
"I'll sale tho seize over, I'll cross the
wide oshnn; III sale the scizo over FORK
thou" Meeting Of lovers. PeSnnts..
Married on last page. This book
kontains ded ,lodeG OF continent and
luv gibberish, and kant fail to SCOT
our young people who commenS. to
hankcr for Hun Sauuther.. Fur sail
where It. kin he had. Go for it.:stss 3! ,
;" Smike tho Bootiful; or, no one tu
Bully A highly touchin tale, bound
In paper. Original plot-luv,, rival.
castor lie, murder, soft sopc, rum and
picty. Smike, the Dootiful, Is the
pride ofthe rauche. ue ,borrows i've (
dollars Of his .trew, luv and getS very
drunk-steals a hoss-vig!lauce com.
presents such a perfect 'picter ov de-
spare that he 10 hung. up IN a,frame;
soon after packed IN u box and sur.7
rounded by land. Grew luv goes crazy
mot for, Smike, but for the five {.
Secloods herself In + Motany ycry ;snd
refuses to be confronted. H"!1iz nothin
but somc faded -four ",--cnd. This
work IL bound III .yaller, aud k0nss-
quently will SELL The awthor's foto.,
graf has bin very wisely loft out-s a
splendid wood kut ov tho borruwed