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PERFECTION IN SHIRTS. line improve
msuts introduced in the Of shirt making by GREEN
No As,or House Iohpg 10 be desired IN these cs
seutal ar,iclss the costume OF gentleman His sys-
Of his style of making up, and the quai-
iy q the material used render his shirts unaPproachsbe
by any 9th sT establishment.
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SPLENDID HoLIpAY GIFTs.-M. BELL,
Ne 50 Canalst next door 10 lie Bouler Bros is
sen on his stock Of rich embroidered and plain
velvet Ul3sks nj greatly reduced prices
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CHRISTMAS TarEs.-The subscribers !. w ~
open on Monday the ed inst. lnsi .nlenijd fancy
BoTes sae R6ea1I Comets, &c sea "e
fectlOhefy. iho NOS 3i5 aud $50 Broadway
df2at
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" FowLsR & WEIIs, Phrenologists aad
pubnsAss Chntsr Hall, Nc. li SAs8sx-at, Hew-l oss,
an1 Ne "a w ashiHxtcn-xk Bcssoa
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KOSSUTH In BR 00k l. iN

BRILLIANT SCENE At PLYMOUTH cHuHta
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CnmsrMAs Presents FOR CHELSEA La
nd p.,eus looking for dc lanes, Shawls HaBai.
chl.f Sc. i,r sssn's viii find large va-cry at h. c.
VANnsIL Co.'S Dry Goods Estsbssssaeh No. ZIG, 9th
sy,. seN ioth-,t Ako az! TOWNSEND Cos No.
loi Greenwich 81 rea- nsiOs, with whom the Chelses
0tere ID IN c0nrfc.,on dl92ts
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MILITARY AND civic WELCOME.
ADDRESS on REV. II. W. BEEClIER.
xxossUTu's SPEECH
enrsustAsm, INCIDENTS. oPiS,oHs'
SO. so. &c

Last night an immense gathering OF inc
neonle of BROOKLYN. of all classes and creeds,
welcomed the great Magyar at Plymouth Church'
Notwithstanding the " cold shoulder which the
BROOKLYN Common Council had given to the al
fair, the crowd and the enthusiasm was such as
BROOKLYN has seldom, if ever. before witnessed.
OF this noble welcome our reporters have gwen
us the following account
rHg MILITARY.
nhaa been announced. for some days previous,
that The dis.insuished Governor OF Hungary, Louis
kos,u,h was 20 visit Plymouth Church, in Brooklyn
last evening, and accordingly a great number OF
those citizens, who have always sympathized with
the struggles OF the oppressed, turned out to vel
come him TO the city Gen Duryea had previously
ordered the Brigade under his command TO assemble
a. the City Armory at 81 O'clock but before that
time the streets were crowed with citizen soldiers,
In uniform, Fastening to the scene OF assemblsge.
This was convincing proof of the attachment borne
to him who is the embodiment of the freedom Of
humanity throughout the world, by men, represent
atives of the bar the press and the laborng hand,
who compose the gallant body Of men alarms, who
are always ready to defend their countrys cause a.
well a. sympathize with those who have done the
same though unsuccessflly in a foreign land. The
Armory was beautifully decorated, under the super
intendence of Msjor Ball, Capt, Burnett 1t Mallory
and Serst Bliss and Beraskow. Every pillar on the
two floors was enioded by silk coverings of the Re-
publican color the red white and blue From the cell
ing were suspended emblems of the same, which were
attached to the walls, while at appropriate places
the flag of the stars and stripes, interwinedwth that
of Hungary, gracefully foated over those present
One of the banners on the wall bore as follows:
, WELCOME. BRAVE MAGYAR5
/, Figure Of an Eagle bearing the motto
X. PLURIBUs UNUh.
AMERICA HUNGARY
Portrait Of Portrait of
. WASHINGTON. K0ssUTH
CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
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LrARY's JANrARY Or FESTIVAL Hat

The uovs eIuellmen; OF Introducing New Style Of Hat
Tor the Holiday SeasOn having with great favor on
its adoption by I3J confirms insEtiOR ia coa-
will for sale, Wedns sday. Dec ~.
IN CONNIE WIN Original Styles, hats rece.eo
per erica made expressly for the Season, by CIR as
tineuisLeo Pans EaorcaBt 10 Gentlemen seskhE COM
bnstioIs CT qosty, elegance Of outline, elaoor
truthful Ga ish oasrns for the Is res2ec'
subnittss LEAgY X CO Leaders 81 FsseyNy
fer CeutleHsn's Has, AS,0r h'oso' - =
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" Moursing Goods of every KIND adapt
"A 90 . I,av,s va,drob. as black BOmbazne, Alpaca,
Csatsn 0lo;hs Meme CashmeIe, Canton Grape, DE
lane aloe Pcphn, &c he, may found At HiTchoook
= TE.opELTIR's Ne 3iT Broadway, corner Of Leonard
g. where also Shaws ClcAks slks. Plaid Goods &c &c
may he ebtairtd.
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- -. a, 80, ~ .s,,sipg the Ladies 10 pre-
pare for Winter, by puchasgs 50; " ne Fafs They
be- cegsnt and suIpassngH o,aoav stIean OF ingd
Features or into non %o1nRs ' Hss s ssfors
ihs LOT we a. ,sv,r aoes KNOX soils cheap, End
Ses'er sto Of Frrs caDno, be squaied Give Ia"
-.Il a. Ma I39 Fulton-ss.
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SELLING OFF FUR TIPPETs, BoAs, CUFFS
- n<,vFs The advanced season has induced BANTA, "
NJ is Canal 70 reduce the pfces on bis entire STOCK
ssbsnshle Ears expressly fof CITY fetau
sysfe His stock embraces every vaey q Marten fch
ChpchiIia E.rrsne Miak Squirrel and Genet huiis AT
fippets Welcomes a.d Cuffs, Fur Thinning, &c. &c
ala
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authority Of God and the religion Jesus Cnsn.'
to suffer any and every evil which man can inn,ot'
rather than commit sin for this Is tnsnkWor'ny
II man for conscience toward God, endure grie''
suffering wrongfullyD ;.;,
5. We hereby resolve for ourselves ana ep!Sin
our people to obey and maintain the laws OF 'ns
nation In all things, so far as they accord with =,
athe higher law the supreme snd perisc. law %
God, made known 81 in the scriptures OF truth
to oppose, in all scriptursl ways all unjust laws,
and especially the Fugitive slave Law to pray ray
to God to guide and purify our Na.ionai anu ~
State Councils to give Us men to rule over US IN
the fear Of God,a SO as to be "a terror TO evil-
doers and n nra;se 10 them that do WE'LL that we
may lead . quiet and peaceable life, in all god
illness and honesty"
Resolved, That these declarations be signed oy
the Moderator, in the name OF TINS rrespy,.iyii
Repository, the Friend of Missions, the National
Era, and the county papers in the bounds OF this
Presbytery. SAMUEL DAVIS, n0"''"'"'
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character Of a slave, "but above slave, brother
beloved, especially to me: but much more unto
thee, both in the flesh and in the Lordn IL
therefore the circumstances be such as doulocrat-
10 expositors affirm, Paul, like his great progeni
tor, Abraham, inherited eternal dislike and never
ceasing opposition TO slavery. And besides, the
Gospel has had it's legitimate effects. How pleas
ing must have been the meeting between Onesi-
mus and Philemon He is in the mean time
brought under the benign influence Of the Cos
pei He returns to see the heather STAKEHOLDER
changed into the meek follower Of Christ, who
receives his once oppressed victim, q" not now as
slave, but brother beloved in the flesh and in
the Lordp
The Doctor will have TO look elsewhere for his
proof of the recspture of fugitive slaves. He will
have TO look beyond both Testaments beyond
the pale of our holy religion and by turning to
the writings of that apostle whose memory he has
blasphemsd, he will be enabled TO find the slave
catcher placed among thelawless and disobedient,
among the ungodly and Sinners among murder
ers Of fathers and mothers, among men-slayers.
The Jaw was made 81 for whoremongers, for them
that defe themselves with mankind, for men
steaers, andrapsodistais, literally slave-deaers)
for liars for perjured persons and IL there be any
other thing that is contrary to sound doctrine."-
l Tim. i, 10 IL is therefore plain that Paul had
as good claim TO the honor of an Abolitionist as
his great progenitor, "the father Of the faith
| fulD
| need not spend time in showing that law
demanding an active disobedience TO the expressed
legislation of Heaven in both Testaments" in
wolves dsobedience to God.
have now in some sort finished what | pro-
posed to have shown, that every precept of the
Gospel is opposed to slavery. Freedom is the
cause Of God-it must and will prevail. IL is the
cause of the Redeemer, who amidst all the glorie'
Of his reign in heaven shines forth most conspic
uous under the title of the liberator Of his peo.
ple-"Thou vast slain and hast redeemed us tc
God, glory be unto thee forever and ever"-and
who has promised that in the fullness Of time
universal freedom shall be the universal birth
right of universal man. May God speed the day
when this " set time TO favor Zion " shall have
arrived. As for myself, both as minister of
Christ and AS a man, have consecrated and iden-
! tilted myself with human freedom-l have nailed
the colors to the mast-l have been launched upon
the ocean Of life in the ship of liberty-snd should
this noble ship sink in the hurricane or tempest,
the billow that covers her shall engulph me also.
With her sink, or with her swim-death with
her is preferable to life without her.
remain, dear sir, most respectfully, yours,
ROBERT p. OLIVER,
ass. Re-. Presbyterian Minister, MiddleSsr
p. o. Mercer county, Penn.
Bealah, Feb. 81, 1881.
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AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY. NO. IS.
BY JOSIAH HoLBRooK.

serpentine, soapstone, ohlorite, and dolomite,
are magnetism rocks. They are tho deposits OF
rich ores, useful minerals, and beautiful crystals.
Chrome ore has been found In serpentine, prin-
cipally or entirely. This ore is tho ohromate Of
iron. By the agency Of potash, the chronic acid
lie transferred from iron TO lead, forming the
chromste Of lead, which Is chrome yellow, more
valuable than any other paint Of that color. Pot
ash not only aids In transferring chronic acid
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Usage ORANGE SE1S

asSb S Ss s,.s ~ q and Offer for sale lot Of
They were estssr.S ans every way reliable seeds
lanes somptsr Of Union county ipssns winter by Mr.
his own planting. " procuring good sesd for
His knowledge Of the hedging bn,,.
.eres. ~ zoe matter, Ars sufficient ana personal in
pehS nss oes1 Ised to none bn that
their collection and preservation care has been taken in
as ! nave no ether seed on hand, pureh.s..
Osss.a ~ .Ssr orders allied from this ssS Gan depend
desire to test its quality VI otherwise, to all who
Printed directions for cultivation s.oo.
sold r 70 III n HVSgm pany each parcel
Northeast corner Of Main ana =,
'AafOu io-N Streets Cincinnati OIi. VI MARKET
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v %. a. ny the American ewspaper Agent is...
.ne Na,onGI Era and authsrlea 10 ts%s A
u.s. His ocss at the same as required by
.nd suiidns Philadelphia north eornsr ~ %
and streets Baltimore Of
seription, and Collecting Agent No I6 STATE street
ournA bnilding)is also agent for che NatiennI Ern
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LIBERTY ALMANAC FOR 1851.

THE American and FOREIGN AntSapsTv Society," have
just published another stereOtyped Almanac, for the
coming year. with special reference the great question Of
Slavery the present time and In the expectation that the
friends Of throughout the country will cooperate
In dfusing extensively the valuable statistical and reading
matter it Considering the expense which the
Almanac has been prepared the low price at which 10
sold and the increased facilities for fovsrdng by express
or otherwise New York. the whole OF the North
ern States IL is confidently expected that the circulation
this year will greatly exceed that Of previous year no
much useful matter cannot well be circulated al less e.
The Almanac is handsomely printed, finer paper than
usual with weexecuted wood engrsvings, prepared eX
pressy for IT, illustrating the escape Of Henry Boz brown
scene at Washington and the kneeng Slave Mother Be
sides the Calendar which Is equal in all respects to that
the American Tract Socetys Almanac for 1851, and the
Eopses, Cycles. &C. &c the Almanac contains variety
Interesting and valuable reading and statistical articles
Of sntslsvery character, selected and original The
prices will be as follows
For one thousand copies $4,000
For one hundred copies 81
For one dozen copies ~
For single copy
The friends Of the earnestly invited TO cooperate
In giving wide circulation TO the Almanac and 70 send
their orders at early day for liberal supply sug
gested that they make arrangements with merchants IN
their neghborhood before visiting New York. to have rev
hundred Almanacs packed with their goods. In this way
the cost Of transportation will be very small II no such
opportunity offers the owners Of expresses nov more
reasonable In their charges than heretofore This mode
conveyance Is better than the post ONCE ereTy Almanac
sent by mail whatever the distance, costs two and hall
cents.
Catalogue OF most Of the Publications for sale Of the
Depository Ia annexed from which selections can be made
and books and pamphlets be sent with the Almanac
without much, II any, additional expense.
Orders, enclosing payment in bank notes post once
WILLIAM HARMED, Agent
Aug g. 4S Beekman at, few doors east OF William st.
NIB Editors friendly to the of freedom are re-
spectfuy requested give the above an insertion as the
object in publishing Almanac lie not TO make money but
TO difuse useful information.
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CAHILI TOIMAN

COMMISSION Merchant and M.n,.
r tss sale Of every description Of pI IN, Agsnt
a2.n a WooDEN WARE Particular I s,,. IND
any part Of the country Orders sosd lowest rates to
sschuset ssnA and No u Msrrmac streets Boston MAJ.
Ian
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IMPROVED LARD OlL.-Lsrd Oil Of the hnestquAty
equal 20 sperm for combustion also for machinery
wooens being manufactured without acids can always Be
purchased aud shipped in strong barrels
prevent leakage Orders received and executed for the
Lake Atlantic and Southern cities for the WestnI
and Canadas. Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard OIL Manufactures,
Jan. 90 ~ Water street, Walnut, Cincinnati o.
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July Is.
WHEELAN 4 MOOn.

NTHOLESALE and Retail Boot and Skoe Manufaet,y.
w ers, sign Of the BIG RED BOOT No 80 Lower
Market south side two doors Of Sycamore street Gin
cinnati-Dealers in Boots Shoes, Palm Leaf Hats DO
J. p WHELAN.
May 23-Iy A WOOD
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VOL. V.
INFORMATION WANTED.

Of HENRY CLARE, native Of L.ondon a..
~ years Of age, who enlisted in the UBitsd thirty
iS4O or 1871 and Is probably still In that navy in
neyed that be married HE wife in the citv Of y be-
or In the District Of Columbia some sevs 1hington
ago. Any member Of his wifes ami ~ ~ OF eight years
may know anything Of him and OF hs erson who
leaving the information with the Editor ~ situation by
confer great favor upon his sister VI THIS paper viii
Amesbury. Mass. March m ,o-, SARAH CLARE
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DAVID TORRENOE, NOTARY PUBLIC

MILL take Acknowledgements, dspostions Afbsav,,s -
protestasions In town or country Is agent for Inv
Ndhondt Era the Onion Mutual Life hsuraso, Con,a
will attend to the collection of claims generally H. sS
ing, leasing, and renting real estate ~''O 'Oseii'
Sept l9-ly ~ ''i"eF roon
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WATsON1RESwTon, wASHIYGToS n

A GENTS for procuring Patents in the United Sto,,
n and foreigp countries.
They prepare Specifications and Drawings Of psw pvn
fession. - P'''
They win reviseand attend to the
applications which have been rejected by the Conisor
OF Patents eath@ accounted defective Specification
drawing, or the presentation Of an improper claim
Persons residing at distance may procure ali
Information respecting the patentaby their
may have their applications for patents proper form
and may obtain patents, without mourning the expense
personal attendance at Washington by writing TO the sb
scribers.
Models can be ssfelysent to us by the Expresses
Rough sketches and descriptions can be sent bv mail
Letters mast be post paid.
omoeon reet,opPosite the Patent Once.
p. H. WATSON
July io K. y. RENWlCE
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COMMISSION STORE ...tlo
WYNN .sUNHISON, 6s~sgsi Cesssstss'sr a. MI
w Bsvly's WAsrfS Ss1sss~rsI sa'
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MclLWAIN SON, PHILADELPHIA Ma. 2 RI
a. street, importers and dealers in FrnVes Cy snS
Buttons, Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons Purse TWIST Combs
Steel Beads, Spool Cotton Tapes Needles Pins Bobbir.
&C. 40. 40 L.. a
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ro THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
SUPERIOR DAGUERREOTYPEs.


H. WHTTEHURSr has extended the Geld Of his ope
u rsons ground than any Daguerreotypist In
the country His Galleries may be found Pennsyvsnis
avenue between -Four half and Sixth streets No 2
Baltimore street. Baltimore Broadway Leonard
street, New York; No n Main street, Richmond Sycs
street Petersburg Main street. Norfolk and Main
street, Lynohburg Virginia.
His besetiully and highly finished Electro Daguerreo
types extraordinary insurng faithful
and highly finished likenesses In few seconds.
The rotary bsckeround invented BY ). H Whitehurst
gives an airy and living appearance to the picture
He Ii the patentee Of the Moreoype the mbeddne
Dagusrrsotype kenesses In COMMISSIONERS b make them
resist the ravages Of time and weather.
Whitehursts establishments distribute more thar
thirty thousand pictures annually and have given
satiscon! This IL certainly natering proof Of the su
psriority Of his hkenesses.
j. w. calls the attention Of the public generally To his
elegantly furnished Gallery over Lane fuckers new
store, where free exhibition Of pictures will be given
Notwithstanding the usual In Daguerreotype,
ct the recent fair the Maryland Institute he
the nrst medal by the judges.
Likeness Of every description copied and post morteu
cases attended TO. March N-tf
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HOOKER A. uAVVI -.
newspaper AG ENCIES.

n necticut. tS q. Law Hartford, Cor
Sept. lily JSS IM tnVOkER.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FOR THE CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSEFESS, BR0NCHI,T,E,S
WHOOPTNG- COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, AM
CONSUhPT TON
kIONG the numerous discoveries science has made 10
"A this generation facilitate the business Of fe increase
its endowment and proong the term Of human exist
ence none named Of real value to mankn thu
this contribution Of chemistry to the healing art VAST
rial Of It's virtues this broad country has proven
beyond doubt that medicine combination OF melf
cnes yet known surely control and the numer
varieties of pulmonary disease which have hitherto
swept from midst thousands and thousands every %
Indeed there is abundant 10 believe remedy
length been fonnd which be relied to cure ne
most dangerous affections Of the lungs Our space here
not permit TO publish any proportion Of the cures ehee
by its use, but would present the following opinions
eminent and refer further inquiry 10 the circular Wh
the agent below named will always be pleased 20 furn
free wherein are full particulars and ndisputable PROOF
these facts.
Fro NE President Of Amherst College the celebrated Pro
IsssOr Hitchcock
JAMES AYBR-SIR: have used your CaerTy IseI0.a
In my own case Of deepsest bronchitis ana s
from It's chemical constitution that 10 is an
pound for the relief of laryngal and bronchial
II my opinion ts superior character can De Of any "
vice. you are at liberty e Tse s ~ ErcHcocR L.
FIom the ,eidelv celebrated Professor SiraGn ~ ~
Ii D., Protssssv Of Che.vss'Ty, MIneIaIqsy es,aeaL
College; Member Of the LheTGTv, Hisio1~a1i - an
Philosophical, and Scientific Soc'ef's' O H"'''''
deem the Cherry PsctOral admirable compOs, ns
from some Of the best articles In the maeria
very effective remedy for the class OF diSeSS'
to cure. 80
Nep Haven, Conn, November !, 1913. ..,
Major Pattison President Of the South Carolina i ma
states he has used the Cherry Pecforas with
cess, TO an Inflammation OF the lungs
E,roy, on< ofths first Physicians in Matns 600
1'"'' '"' v "'''' ssco, Ma, April Dc, lS' D..
DEAR Sir am constantly using your s,,s fr
toral in my practice and prefer t to any oheF syer,
nnmonary compiaints From observation OF hauy s.s.
cases am convinced II will coughs colds AZ m..
SEES Of the lungs that have put to defiance all o'ns
dies - ..,sumptCn
Invariably recommend It's use In eaess OF IN,
and consider IL much the best remedy knowh V w IA D.
ease. Respectfully, yours, l. ;. CUshhA1''
DR.. J. c. ATER, LoaceH ,..t.,,u.
or Prepared and sold by James o. aver generally
ist Lowell, Mass, and sold by the aruss So s-2n
thr,nahnnt The limited States and Cana1A
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LARD OIL.

GUARDING.
MRS. EMILY H. STOCKTON, No. 1851 Chestnut street
w between Fourth and Filth streets ,PhilAdephia.
Oct, 2s-tf
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Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce


WAsHINaToN, ArRIL Is.
Treasury notice has been given that the awards for the
Mexican indemnity will be paid in cash after the 10th May
either to the persons In whose names the awards made
their attorneys No money 10 be paid while adverse
claims in litigation. Union and Trinity Land Company
scrip not to be paid till holders of said scrip establish their
legal claim
MISPLACED CoNFIDENCE.-Tho following rich
fdence," in the ". Y. Eo<ning Post:
Jones 10 general good husband and domestic man.
Occasionally however his convviai tastes beay him into
eScessss which have subjected him more than once to
ved to participate with few friends Forences by
way OF celebrating piece Of good luck which had bcaen
one OF his neighbours did participate and to his
astonishment when he take his leave the
short hour ayons tho twa he found the ages, brick in his
hat ne ever eaw Indeed he heard remark solu-
9ueny " think, Mr. Jones, you quite tight
He reached his homo finally, bu, by route which was
anything but the shortest between points not how
without having experienced very considerable anxiety
about the reception which awaited him from Mrs Jones'
primal transgression; he got into house found his ay
into his chamber without waking creatnre-not even
mouse" After closing his door, he cautiously nensed 70
give thanks for the conscience undeedn which
70 Mrs Jones' the sound and refreshing slumber whist
prevented her taking notice of his arrival Being satisfied
that all right he proceeded his inepumena
with as much dispatch and quiet circumstances would ner
m and In the of time sought the place
side his slumbering consors.
After resting moment congratuating himself that he
In bed and that his wife did know how long had
been there it occurred to him thatih he did change his
position Ms might detect from his breath that had
been ndulgng To prevent catastrophe he resolved
turn He had about half accomplished his purpose
now obliged to the diomatic language of Mr.
Jones' himself from whom we received this chapter of his do
nestle When Mrs. Jones riz right up In bed and
ssid that scaped the all out Of my bones
said she bnss you needn't Tn ouer-yours drunk elsaa
Trough"