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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-19
North Carolina Six Per Cent State Bonds.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, N. c.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c.,
Dat this office until o'clock A. M 18th of Feby next
for the purchase of $4,000 of Bonds issued by
Of North Carolina They will bear date january 1885,
and will run thirty years.
Proposals will also be received for the purchase of sl5
600 of Bonds which will be dated January Is 1885, and
Both classes of Bonds will have coupons attached for
terest at six per cent per ann payable the st of
will be payable the Bank of the Republic New
York unless where the party prefers to have them payable
They will be issued in of 81 900 They express
ly exempted from taxation for any purpose:
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals for n Stocks to the undersigned at Raj
Successful bidders upon being informed of the accep
with the accrued interest credit of the undersigned
in either the Bank of the Republic New York, the Bank
The right Of accepting such bids in whole in part
bids will be in the Of the
the Bank of the State. d. w. COURTS,
,. .s' Public Treasurer.
Raleigh, Jan. H. 1856. It'd. .
VVHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM
the citizens of Raleigh and the public large that he
has permanently settled down in Raleigh to carry
The Coppersmith Business
in all its branches, and that he is fully prepared to execute
all work entrusted to him. such Turpentne and Brandy
Stills Cooking Utensils both of BRASS lead and copper,
pumps, &C., &c. -
Orders from distance promptly attended to. Prices
will be liberal to ensure large patronage
The establishment Fayetteville street, directly OPP
posite the Market House. -4 ... :
. HENRY HESSELBACH.
Raleigh Jan. II, 1855. Tim
ID EvISED CODE, PRICE 81 co. POSTAGE
h when sent by mail As cents. For sale by
III -. W. L. POMEROY.. .
Also the Revised Code interviewed few copies only
in this form rema aiming. IS SO.
W. L. P. keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest
Eatons Forms, 1rede Executors and Law Books gem
orally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January II, 1856. ..s a. & s 17-7-szs
EAIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP
u The Co-partnership of sNiemeyer Il white =
this day dissolved by mutual consent. 55lsass 3
Henry v Niemeyer will settle the transactions Of the
Co2artnershiR - II.
-@@2Ss. %=7~ JAMES g. WHITE
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. l, SO. stz5syss list.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-19

"A Western editor in speaking ofone Of the newly.
elected Senator's says that his ignorance is so dence
that the auger OF common sense will be longer in
burning through it,than it would take boiled carrot
to bore through Mount Blanc.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-19

Nor GUnTY.-Thos. j. Escles, Route Agent,
whose trial has been progressing for several days
past before the United States Court at Charleston
S. C., for robbing the mail Saturday last &C.
Quilted of the charge. So -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-19

ABOUT TO SETTLE IN LoUIsIANA.-It is said that
Capt Bragg, who lately resigned his ofiicefn the
Army, is about to settle in Louisiana as planter.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-19
ARRIVAL OF THE ATlLLANrIC.

>
One Deek Later from Eprops-Peocs negotiations
s. Unchanged Breadstu6s Declined
New YoRk, Jan. l4.-The steamship Atlastie.
Capt. West reached her berth yesterday afternoon,
bringing weeks later advices than those received
by the Canada, having sailed on Saturday, the Goth.
She brings no intelligence from the seat of war.
Rumor says that Denmark is about to join the
Allies. ..-.3
The peace negotiations remain in statu QUO.
Esterhazy had reached St. Petersburg with the
utimatun of the Western Powers, but it had not
been replied to-
Austria had notified Prussia of the contents of the
umatum, anu the latter assents to urge the accept
ance of the Gar. Saxony had sent an ambassador
to the Gar with like recommendation.
The propositions have been kept secret and it was
believed Russia would accept but for England's de-
mand for indemnity, which Russia backed by Austria
refuses
A despatch from Vienna in the Londen Times,
says Count Buol had communicated terms of peace
to Prince Gortschakof follows: The territory de-
manded by Western Powers in order to secure the
free navigation of the Danube is that part of Bes-
saraba between fortress Chotyn OH the north of
Salt Lake. and Sasyk the SOUTH and Pruth on the
west. Three weeks from the day of delivery, is al
lowed for consideration.
Advces from Constantinope. to the 18th ultimo,
state that sixty merchantmen had been wrecked off
Sutina, at the mouth of the Danube, during the
month Four hundred lives were lost.
1t was reported that French frigate was lost off
the Spanish coast, and that all hands persisted
The overland mail from India, states that many
pirates have been destroyed Oh the China coast
Herat has been captured by the Persians.
COMMERCIAL
Cotton is easier, but not quotably lower. The sales
of four days, christmas intcrvening) amounted to
$4,000 bales
Flour had declined shilling. Western Canal is
quoted at Ais, and Ohio 49, Corn two shillings To-
wer. Mixed 42s. 3D. White 43.
Provisions unchanged and quiet.
Consols declined to sSA.
Spirits of Turpentine quiet at $685. 3D. Rosin
quiet at Is. Cd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-19

The BLUE HEN.-" Delaware will never yield an
inch to New jersey said patriotic Deawarian
when the Pea Patch case was being tried.
IF she did, replied Jersey Blue, she would lose
half her territory q.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-19
Transatlantic Senator.

j. @. DECARTERET, Captain.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-19

FIRE !-On Thursday night last, in this City, about
nine o'clock, alarm Of fire given; and it was
discovered that the bedroom of the Clerk of the
County Court was on fire. Mr.. Utley, the Clerk it
seems, had left candle burning on his table, and
the fire, it is supposed, was communicated from
that After much effort on the part of Mr.. Utley,
Mr. Sheriff High and Others the fire was extinguish-
ed-but Mr.. Utey, We regret to say, was severely
burnt 10 his hands and face
U The letter ofoo1 " ashington Corespondeat,
owing to the irreguartg the mails, was not re-
found in to-day's paper. t.a...,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Bead met at the usual hour this morning, his
Honor the Mayor, Aldermen Oakley, Walsh and Swan
pret emit. i've
The He ath wasens reported that number Of nuissnces
which had be ell previously reported had been abated
number OF bills presented and ordered to BE- paid
Permission asked allow the brig Dorothca to come ~
o. be- n accorded the Grace wohinston 70
discharge her cargo Of hides ct Lunss store.
Alderman Oakley denied that permission had been oven to
W.. Gce Warrington She had only had permission to land
The Gap, and not AZ the storehouse.
The that permission given to land ct tho
soehouse the dry hides while the hides to be d-
charged and r, shipped from this port.
corrected record. discharge DRY
hides at Atlantic Dock below the Gap"
The original permit produced showing permission 10
land and store hides and wool but NOT hides
The Grace worthpston ordered to 50 below the Zap
forthwith. -.
HEALTH OFFICERS REPoRT-sEPr IL
GENTLEMEN: have Of yellow fever report 10
Conover streets sailor. NJ WENDELL, Health Ofhctr.
Permission denied 10 the apple alton Of the brig Dorohes
Luns Wharf aud land hides A to the Grace
orthn decided that VI the per-
the Mayor her the result OF the action 81
her congnees bringing her TO the wharf Lunss store
houses.
The matter the South Eleventh street nuisance was post
poned Friday p when will be finally disposed OF
Permission the following vessels to come up ana
discharge csrgoes:
Brig Ptpobscot Aricabo and molasses.
Schr Syons Porte Prince, loswood
Csnfuese, by nshteTs aud noassse
Bris Milton Port au- Prince, ogwood
Ship Telegraph, Calcutta, merchandise.
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

I,xrrs. PEEL AND FARRELL, AsD GIN, 1rirAAs-
Cnxa.cT,ox We published yesterday an account o
a., n.I.i,s,ioo Of The anniversary OF The taking OF
,ne : IN which q relation was made Of rebnke to
Mea 1,tmsn by Leutenants Peel and Farrell. II was
zen: 81 nv REPORTER and had doubt Of per-
nn, o,recin S. We have this morning received tho
nie APPENDED and very glad 70 be able to correct
any error in the statement by publishing H.
Josypa A. scovLLE esq Editor Of TIE Daily State Res-
; si-You will piesse refute 81 the earliest moment thu
follow statement that appeared Ia Las, ovenings Dast Ssss
Regisfer: ,..<.,,-
h,,ian Of the surrender Of the Cy Of Mexico Quass
Of wsbed have introduction ia the rrnsnse
The New York Volunteers individually. Sergeant. fsl
Fsne declined iuvisiion tbs ground that they da
wish seapsintsDce with any man that Peohgy ~ Il
Bully Brooks Tor his epwardy ssssnk on fne noa v" ri
Sunnr" ,,.t
All Of hicb sr a my name 10 concern o. un,tps
have had the pleasure Vt residence IN the e - tche,
Adsp,s COUNTY, Mississippi the home OF oei 0his Tor
number Of years durins which possessrd 10 so extent
LII. fIibdship and confci BE 10 now W my sss soa
yure an nc be man gallant !dsf 80 ever drew H.
bresh II lie sDd bis kAdnsss: 20 ayscifsns
-, :. III the Character of loved and valued fnene
tin ave- 81 Captain BROOKS s'ldief "a ~ o.
eopI,se va, formed IN Mexico W. since that
, have had no reason alter my opsnmn. His ndorse
-, ~ INV one /. matter Of taste we which have
- 80. m Al snv IL 10 no reason VIZ should allow
10 svn - ,. friend 10 place In ~ POSITION By
hn ,-,c.ion Of 0. the brightest nlstofcs
of0ur common e''N'''' WILLIAM PEEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
movements Of the Borderers. All is quiet in
, ~ of tho Tarr;Ncrv

IN movements Of the Borderers. All is quiet il
ths, m. = ofthe Territory.
On ssts,, ''v last, according to the terms Of u.
Iecomns"n s:... -ssf Of tho day before, fourteen
PROSTATE prisoners ere escorted ey the dragons
to Lawrence. There are TWO ye' held At Leaven'
worth not included in the terms 1ne 0, wnSm IL
Mr.. John Wilder, the other Is Inc nv. MI Nu'e'
who was reported to have been SEW Svm .ue .ntI'
The same day, Gen. Richardson C0nimander-i I'm,
Chief of the kansas Militia, hao the nardihood
to ride into Lawrence alone. lie had N interview
with the Free-State leaders, and stated ths nc was
On his way to WestpOrt to dispense sbe parties 'sno
were coming into the Territory. Gen. Lane took
his statements for what they we're WORTH, treated
him kindly and escorted him out Of town. Lane is
reported to have told him that if he (Richardson)
found it difficult to disperse them, to bring them ~
into the Territory and be (I.ane) would do it fo1
him. He is said to have exhibited to Gen. Lane
Uriah Hep humility. However, nobody will be
deceived by these prOtestations Of peace from such
source. They have been made before with the
intention of getting the Free.Stats men off their
guard; and until the great question o. Freedom or
Slavery for Kansas is settled, the Free-State men
will be az vigant as now in defending their homes
against outrage.
To-day was that fixed upon for the trial Of the
Treason prisoners, and number of our citizens
went, unsrmed to attend Court, at LecOmptOn;
but when lett there, at o'clock this afternoon,
no Court bad appeared. The only United States
Territorial officer there was Deputy Marshal Crs
mer Of whom mention wac made IN my last. He
commenced using abusive language to NJ j. Parrot,
esq, one Of Gov. Robinson's counsel, until the
"Stubbs" (unarmed) entered town, and he then
"husned up" Of his own accord. He evidently in
tended TO get up row, till he saw it would not
pay. Mr.. PARROT promised him an in fassrio hear
ing.
It is worthy of remark that although Lane and
his men marched close by the DOW deserted house
Of Gen. Clark, the Pierce Indian Agent, the muir
derer of Barber, not a particle Of property WAS
destroyed belonging to him except few melons,
thus aiordipg another instance Of the prudence Of
Lane, and the desire to keep unbemished record.
Had Clarke been there it might have been difficult
to restrain them.
Mae o'clock at mgM-A gentleman has just come |
from LecOmptOn, who says that Jehreys LecOmpte |
has arrived, and Court will be opened at o'clock
in the morning. PostserptHm Donaldson came
with him. will be there, and keep you posted:
POTTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH
CoMMrssloNERs .NF HEALTH

The {, nsoptrs o, he, n ,et at the usual time
trrs s;S b sssesasy and acted upon u Ssor
Bns c.ic" from neS 1y the Heath o. srd her es
Wac Permitted 70 ss%. ?. ,n =, and
u,e. s, e tss eighty nine Aas. nom ss Leo sd Of
Br. Mary Hs.lel. Josiah yai. and s.,. v,,,, u from
red TO- ,he H.,I,s and Architect 'ron Nsssss Wv
schooner Baltimore from Baltimore the vss. On which ~
the oeer With f power 81 !, se . ~ ~ .s:A
having BEEN fully d.eissd 70 1S ssr
b- the Atlantic Doh Bociyn TO- n is IN esrso os
S.i Laura, h.vinl been = ,~.o, a. y and
fsftd osei ro~si,o ass a.s to proved
The Health Officer reported favorably on petitions
Of brig L. 4. Paum for leave to proceed 10 he ctyi
bark Pride Of the Sea, to proceed to Brooks I'd 6s.
ehate; and brs Morancy ,g come to the ely .n mSe
which was allowed 10 proceed On Monday sert.
VESSELS At THE SOUTHWEST SPIT.
DR.. Thompson, Heath Officer, called the sft~n uos
Of the Board TO the vessels at the South-wsstA nv y"
where they had been lying from thirty days to "a &
months, and had been ventilated a. they would hss
been at He said the v-sses in their present locs
ton were much exposed TO heavy seas. II was do
colt to keep men on board Of them and the mastera
were constantly looking after men to man them. He
further remarked that il was ddicut, not impoebscv
10 discharge ther cagoes at the Spit and be was nos
surprised that the captains and owners should manifest
much uneasnese TO have them brought TO Qunrarr
tine anchorage. He synpathized strongly with tho
masters, owners and consgnees, and since Wednesday
had been exerng himself for their relief He had
taken lains Ia submit the facts connected with those
vessels TO several physicians who experienced in
Quarantine matters and knew all about the spreading
tendencies OF yellow fever, and thought would
be safe 10 allow the vessels TO come to Quarantine,
while others of different opinion.
President BARKER was inclined to allow the yesses'
at the Spit 10 come up at the earliest possible
mebt that would be safe to the public health.
", ID vi
he was apxous that the vessels and captains should be
relieved yet was not prepared to vote the question
till next Wednesday for final action.
Or. MILLER also favored postponement Of The mat.
ter. He said that by Monday, probably. the Health
Officer would be ready to make formal report to the
Board of all the facts in the cares.
The motion to lay the table till Monday prevailed
The Board then adjourned till to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
SUPREME COURT-SpEcIAL TEaM-SEpr. 1s-Defore
judge WHITING.

SUPREME coURT-srrcIAL TEsn-sxrr. is-Befors
Judge wnITme.
THE HEAD OF THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ARRESTED.
James R. Msloney sst. VIM. 7. Coleman.
VIM. L. Coleman the head Of a prominent firm
doing business in this city and San Francisco ar.
rested this morning the complaint Of James X Ms
Lonely, and admitted TO bail in the sum Of 5000,
Abel X. Foster and Edgar Sprsgue becoming his
bondsmen.
The suit is for 100000 damages, as compensation
for injuries sustained in the plaintiff person and prop
city at the hands Of the Vigilance Committee, Of tho
executive branch of which the defendant s alleged 10
be President or head.
Mr.. Mulcney alleges in substance, in his affidavit,
that he was settled in mercantile business in this city
previously to 1919, when he went to California, and
continued in profitable business till 1854, when no
was appointed Naval Agent that in June, 1856,
quantity of arms and ammunition put In his charge
BY Gov. johnson, on the schooner Sarah; that this
vessel was bosrded by party Of men, who took pos.
session Of the arms and seized him In order to prevent
his becoming witness in any action which might be
brought against them or their principals for piracy;
that he was handcuffed and confined in dungeon tor
twelve or fourteen days. in spite Of repeated demands
for release that writ Of hsbeas corpus was put into
the United States Marshsrs hands in order to bring
him before Court but his jailors escorted him to and
no in such wise that the wit did not reach them and
the Marshal was obliged to return non est inrentus;
that finally he underwent what called atrial, over
which Mr. Coleman presided, who replied, when asked
by the prisoner by what title he was proceeding that
he was there to ASK not to answer quesiops that be-
was released the 18th of July, on condition Of taking
the Eastern steamer at once, and signing paper sts
ing that he left of his own accord. The latter he re-
fused to do for time, but at length did Il through
comp usion. Geo. Bowman and +. b. Cutting appear
for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Locq"e sHa Da'''"
are engaged, we are told, to defend the SUM- :,
Several suits Of similar character orc ."
be commenced. we understand by other parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETY.


DR.. Rothe of Relief Hospital reports Mrs. Lawrence
ay.s. Ss..hs sadWoods ILL., All Others do
ing well.
RELAPsED.
Mary Lit,le-not very badly.
DR.. J. q. Bailey U. A; Ch.s. Sears Treasurer Relief
Society Annie nahan Mrs. Conlon.
1her. the Military Hospital this morning.
and all the previously reported are doing we'll
FRANcIs Z. BERIEa, Secy.
Fort Hamilton Sept. 10. 1861 m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

F.ru FALL FROM A CARr.-Thos Walker, driver
q ear, FIJI from H.. vehre Thursday. while in sixth
nd sustain ID fracture Of the skull whieh caused his
daih few hour. aerw,rd An inquest will be held upon the
body TO-DAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT-RuMoRED DEATH OF ONE
OF The PRISCIPALs.-Aboutl o'clock yesterday morn
ing the steamboat G. T. Clark left Brooklyn with
about $50 rowdies aboard destined for the scene OF
prize fight somewhere up the North River. The Doat
touched at Pier No. North River, and took on board
another gang. 1t thence proceeded to Mammalian. ,
vile, where another set Of scoundrels were s"ppeu.
after which it proceeded up the river to some POM
sscertsined. 1t was rnored yesterday Afternoon" '""
the fight had taken place; that - Lyncn' Aseps. =,
rum-hoe called the Band-Box, in water s',ec' sn.
Ferris of this city were the principals al'v s.
at the fourth round Ferris threw Lynch' anu sn WIN
his knees heavily upon Lynchs breast ana A','ea n,a
the spot This report, however needr 70 "e ss,'.
@ as the police know nothing about the nsn' e.ceP.
that the two principals end theH fenns were s"seo'
from the city. rr.. OF. lf. tt-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19

Nblos Saloon last night was crowded with the
most brilliant audience-the occasion being Mad Cora
DE Wilhorsts first appearance as q vocalist in this
city, of which she is native. II is very heavy un-
dertaking for lady to step from the drawingrocm,
where she sings amateur, to the eoneert-room,
where she is expected to shine artist and where
mediocrty is DEATH It is utterly impossible, such
an occasion, that the fullest merit Of the debutante
should appear; experience before an audience, in
dependently of every other consideration, be-
ing essential. 10 the singers full develop
neM. Again: The deficient interest Of concert
singing, its fomality and want of life compared to
the passion and idealzation Of the lyrical drama, is
to be borne in mind These considerations must be
kept in view in forming judgment of last nights
work, and not losing sight of them, we do not renem.
Der so successful debut of the kind as the in
question. The lady sings like artist and enc who
has already mastered the chief difficulties Of vocal
ism. Her voice is true q die, and her
execution clear, rapid, brilliant. One or two
tours de force of preeminent merit esuld
lie pointed out. The quality Of the voice
il high soprano; light flexible, and capable Of being
well heard in large room. She was much applauded,
and Il was not simply the applause of friends but OF
admirers. Her aplOn6 before such an audience was
something very uncommon for debutaHte. She was
insisted by the weL-knOwn artists, BrgDol and Ano-
die. novelty was added to the entertainment In the
admirable performance Of NJ. Ranieri Vilanova on the
Orpue Alexandra that is an organ OF new construc
t;on: on this occasion being q small cabinet Affair."
This organ made by Messrs. Alexandra Of Paris, is
something wonderful in its kind. The FIRST piece,
slow movement from William 1di sounded as vio-
orceo seste and gave the idea that slow and slowly
swelling music only fit for it; but afterward the
exquisite performer showed it to be well adapted for
the rapid aculatons Of the allegro Of the overture.
This instrument is judge destined tobecome afavor-
ite We are told that the principle of this little organ
is applicable to the largest organs; so, effects
nav he looked for We informed, likewise, that
il is immensely popular in France and England.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The following waif, afoat on the 'ssea OF
reading.'' We clip from exchange. We do
not know its paternity, but it contains some
wholesome. truths, beautifully set forth;
Men seldom think of the great event of death
until the shadow falls across their own path,
hiding forever from their eyes the traces OF
the loved ones, whose living smiles were the
sunlight of existence. Death is the great an
tagonist of iifc and the cold thought of the
tomb is the skeleton of all feasts. We do not
want to go through the dark valley, although
its passages may lead to paradise; and, with
Charles Lamb, we do not want to lie down in
the muddy grave, even with kings and princes
for our bed-fellows.
But the fat Of nature is inexorable. There
is no appeal or relief from the great law which
dooms rs to dust. We flourish and We fade
as the leaves of the forest, and the flower that
blooms and withers in day has not a Trailer
hold upon life than the mightiest monarch that
ever shook the earth with his footsteps. Gen
erations of man appear and vanish as the grass,
| and the countless multitude that throngs the
world to day will to morrow disappear as the
| footsteps on the shore.
| In the beautiful drama of Ion, the instinct
OF Immortality, so eloquently uttered by the
| death devoted Greek, finds a deep response in
every thoughtful soul. When about to yield
his young existence as a sacrifice to fate, hi:
beloved Clemanthe asks if they shall not me et
again, to which he replies 81 have asked thai
dreadful question of the hills that look eter
nal of the clear streams that flow forever--o
f,,l<y eofa
ithath walked in glory. All were dumb. Bu
while gaze upon thy living face, feel thai
there is something in the love that mantle:
through its beauty that cannot wholly perish
We shall meet again, Clemanthe.'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-03-05

AN ssoRFUL DRAUGHT. An old acquaint-
ance of ours in the country INDUCES in very
exaggerated style of description and illustra-
tion, in his ordinary conversation. For in
stance, when describing the effect of an alter
alton of his kitchen chimney, which he had
ordered his mason to make, he said that 'ebe-
fore the chimney was altered, it dre,o the wrong
way SO powerful, that every flock of wild geese
that few over the town, for ten years, was
sucked down into his fireplace, but since the
alteration has been made, the draught was so
strong that if he should hook one end of a log
chain in the middle of the kitchen floor, the
otherendwould stand quioering up The chimney