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PROCIaAMAVvON

n WILLIAM Smith, Gossrnor of yirrini. ce,,,gs
IL, and make knoua thai Joseph Pfensiee-wK
sgBs certinc1le rel.tlng 10 ne Grarf<nt~r, -
efahis Pis-s tno Clerk - The Court of thls st.,s
ne said cerunnse smbraces the names Il he ,no<f
rul.be ana Eesponssble reopis ts community .nd
~ the insaE4bis curative action ~ The
Gracf-nberT Vegetable fiis IA the foosinr dise.s-~.
ssltsDs Cefns,aints Asthma sion Tx.r.rr,
stz, Ey spcl4s; Low, Nrrveus and Simple Fsvrrs.
S@ssric keycrs, eries, Hear,bnsl. Headache Indl.
Eestlns hy saurs, Liver Complai1s Nervous fhsord.
ers, AeurAE4, kheuuatlsu, aad al discsse. arl.iar
Ron ~AEt - sctton N The digestive orxAnsA"
And farthsf testify fi=l ial lah are dao
ASS eaFht % Be gwen IA said cert nc4lcs.
n ,rstlmcny 9hercof, hare snbscFihod my name
and case1 The tre4s s.ai - ths ssAls ~ be afx,d
hcrcanto. WILLIAM SMITH Goxeruor
wx II. kscHAknsas, ses cou- and Keeper of ths sal
d. krrAut-Sf, of Forssmoulh, cersi1cs that the-e
ils are the Dcs rcmc1y for diseases u the <ezl1x
srEnDs lhat he hAs ever met sth.
lRs CANAAN neter @nythine eqe.i - hen fc<
Liver, stomach >2a,ssa ana hssdsrhs. d
NJ c<rxAsD has usrd s.en ior al e1zzse1 of Ez1aaz
cuzns4ints m all ellsB.tes fs.xs1 tnr caIc . 40
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a spsseer s.ys sAsy ~efk 1is.rlss <a1 ne ssss
n.sss are a i.-.,s shs4s.ss s~nll-. i. Duvsasoa
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posuoa sssf axe hendrrds II collars N Ioclors-
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hddHaNs Aeftzsftfa fs<S1te1s3 st1oila De hAcd A.
blessing BY every mother, throag the land whose
nfanis are Afflicted vish Sorrs, Humors, &c. These
sFeakings oat Qhus eATiy) are evsdencs q disease
transmitted frcm The rareAt stck few doses of Tho
kssOssss Re.oirsf will srAdeste every eeste af the
dcase and Insure the ohiia sound and hu.lthy body
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NEW VHEAVNHENV.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,

NEW VHEAVMENT.
Buffalo Medical Dispensary,
Established for the Cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever
and Ague. Asthma, Incipient Com
sumption, Infirmities of " outh and
Old Age,-&c.
NO MERCURY USED.
~ w. n M u - ~ son
Corner gf Main and Quay streets, Buffalo, Neao York
a RE the only Physicians IN the State who mem
IA bers Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
May be consulted from O'Clock In the morning, pn
I'll at night, 10 every state and symptom Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result of upwards
so years extensive and successful practice in Europ
A Most Scientific Invention p
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility, or
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known Seminal
Weakness, Sc., can be permanently cured in from nj
teen to twenty days, by the of this instrument
when used conioinuy With medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS d SON take pleasure in announcing tha
they have invented most important instrument for
the the above Diseases IL has been subjected
70 test OF the most eminent physicians IN London,
Paris Philadelphia and New York. has been declar
ed the only useful instrument yet invented for
the cure of Seminal Weakness or any disease OF the
genital organs caused by the habits Of youth
DIR. AMOS d son in order 10 satisfy the most
skeptical the merits Of their Instrument pledge
themselves that IA any instance where IL may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial the money will be re-
funded by returning the instrument In good order.
Persons wishing the above useful instrument viii
that the price, with the accompanying direc
tons, securely packed. and sent by mail express
dollars
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS d SON have for a long series OF year
been engaged In extensive practice IN the
OF these delicate complaints, and the only legal
qualified Physicians who advertise 10 eertAi
complaints, or from whom genuine European remedis
can be obtained.
Persons ~ ANY PAEr oy THE woRID NAV be success,
fully treated by forwarding correct detail the
cases, with remittance for Medicines &c, which vi
be returned with the utmost dispatch and secure from
observation.
Address DR.. AMOS d SON corner Main and Quay
streets, Bufnilo, New York.
marIs-d&wly
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I'VE have the best assortment OF Table Linens
w Napkins, Doyles Towels, and Toweling Goods
ever offered and at lower prices.
aDr34-tf MCCIEIIAND
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment /!
THE BEST IINIhENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed bv N
Leans Volcanic OIL Liniment

READ FOR YOURSELVES.
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near CAss avenu
on Tenth street, had horrible running sore on hi
ioot He tried various Linnenis Saves AZ I'M
could do Il good. lie despaired ever being Ali
work NJ hs trade again, because he could nef re-.
any weight his food; and by one bottle of MeI..ns
volcanic Liniment, be is now parfeeuy cured
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia bruises spralns
nhess IN the Joints OF Muscles, Sore Throat swell
ings, EAr-aehe or Ioothache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts.
Sores, Bnrns sealds, Pans, kc-, yold % s lnagles
influence Il this wonderful IAniinent
For Horses aud Cattle u an inltlble rrrneox or
ChAfcs, Calls Scratches, Cracked Heels. Ialn~nrss
spawn, sweeny, splinl, fistnlA, Broisas sA siIlEs
Nounds Rattle snake Ries and various sllor dissss
dents rrf
livery Country Merchant should obtain a supply Of
hol1zns Noseanse oh lnimenL lt sells rapidly bs.
cause u always cures. -
liberal aisooani viii be made 70 merchants who
buy % SELL again. - ~
of fhirc and Pine rsreeiz, - Ls. Missouri; aso Tor
sale above Apls-dtx.wtw
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Linen Goods. &c.

vVyE are ofereing the best bargains tn Irish Lin
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and Domestic
in this market, at
le5-u W. A. x j. G.. MCCIEIIAND'S.
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Cur btsiuesS acqiai,ts. ID the manufacture
aud iniIrtcFs 81 tie zfigsss vii ci dfi,
siiErsas asre csa4finsd.
We Gel all baying of Goods with ready
oncy aud thus Try 10 pFetect ourselves from The
easoA necessity II paying abeSe value for any arti
Gle may buy ~
We have ample saies and Storage Rooms, and
etherwi,s well prsF11Fed 20 do business D. any pFa
dent exs<At No HSase IN the pnted st4tes VI equal
magnitude, Taact1cs greAler ecnaeny IA tie con-
daet III its busiaess We ssf ss low u be
COMPENSATED for the labor and risk - trade, bat
lower unless u be to s<zpfe really money.
We are free bayeFs of good .quailiy well facked
Feathers Gnsrng and Bessssx az All hes are oFsi,
invite llnnts a. any extrt, 10 be PAID for eI
delivery with money paying hank Sses of tho thiss
Itself Il demanard. NaEa 6a.eks. Coaaisy liaaess
AMI RFown Je1ns par hascd b. ss iiA naercen-
diss al the q delivery. 4 e
nayers " Co0ds a. ahaiessie VII npd she NASH
vile market ~eli better furnished sHe fatz and
Ninter socks of Goods th.a e~fnre- II - ues
the market ZOE things and good bargains for tss
who knoW how pay. Oar - not the onE nTs1
class wholesale establishment eity We sta-
ply SlasE a. be oee ID the bcsi
.D0UGLAs a CO.
Aes.o-3n
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ne stamp areend esrh F-4 win also bear ne nsmes
q ths Pregrieter and q tie uEise1 States ageals.
Tsrss<Eists and br4irFs s1l otssFxe each donen
parkaer the fl4ieainx shei;
fsFokfsxr Csrues--Ihe incFszzsd FsFut1iias an
great seIazad lnr fhornS Cpnflnd Extract u Cog<i
5. snf sArsAEaF2s have eeea lndpceeass ioF osAers
- onef Il tl.e xsi1ahlr ycaAefs
tartrgsriy warned q fls fsct fhAt tAey may be
81 iseir guard aud nj aapose u sny imtnre aFtlcs
calcal.se1 iEuFc tkriF refataIeu and destroy u
sssfs e ne original grsp@F.seA, - ebvAae shirA
tho Subscriber fsoersssT 70 lAuns Tsrranl, ty akom
rxt lsfrodaced lnta Tie Cnited esAtesi has a.
tached hts Signature tEs esutlon, ~ csuusrrfei
whieh - faFsrry. Ja4x A. TAHnsxr.
Address erders foF the above aFslris xtlh fa dr-s
tioas feF sAirlnenl
soiES A. rARRASr a 90, nsaxgsss,
Ne. rs. Gfssn~<A .serlsE wsFrss - ny
De lily
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new-Dork.

From ANDREW WINDS General Advertising House,
I33 Nassau street, Newly ork.
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sEp WANTS
HOUSE FURNIsHIl


We have now in store an elegant stock of Velvet,
Brussels, ply aud ply Ingram Carpetings, together
with Rugs Matts Druggets, white and colored Straw
Mattngs, etc We have also the largest and beststocs
of OIL Cloths, brought to this market several pat
entirely and in quality inferior to none,
all of which will sell at the very lowest possible
nrices for cash lnrnn.IL hnNers time
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ED&ARD H. Row11Y
OCTOBER 10, 1850.

DR. JAMES WILLIAMS: - 'o'
Dear Sr:-Having suffered for a long finn. ,o,
Dyspepsia so severely that was comple,.ly ,,re,,
ed and having tried every means for relief wi,hon,
success. i was advised 20 use your s.Anti n,,s,Ss
Elixir" II affords me much pleasure 10 inTo! eieso @
that am entirely cured by IT'S use and cordal,y re-
commend II to all persons suffering under Dygpe1sia
Very respectfully sc ~'SlNt'S'%a'
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fHrrADEpn,A, October - ls4s.

Testimony Of Mr. Edwaru a. Row ley ,f ne rr,, e
R"wley, Ashburner X Co, II NorrA NhsrveS -
proof of the efficacy o. Wnianls's Anti -Dyspen,ic
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nem-Dork.

From vIsCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New-York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11
Schedule of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS POsT-OFFICE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Erpn3 a her tn. lar .sn I2TS

f"'" Ass "oSe'"oer. 70 Isl S1"e' io''''
OFFICE HoURs-w Days, from A. N. to 9
o,Sicc s 4. n. 0unua'' a"u n0'iuass ''0n " -
EASTERN MAII,-Due daily at s A. NJ; closesdaily
i at ~ P. NJ for prepaid letters, at 5 P. NJ for
! prepaid foreign letters.
i LAKE COAST MATL-Fort Pike. Bay St, Louis,
4 Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi, Ocean
i Springs, on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8 p. NJ,
| and on Thursdays at A. M; Psscagoula Tues
DAYS and SATURDAYS at p. NJ
CAIR0 MAIL-ROUTE 7,sos-supplying Baton
Rouge, Natchez, vicksburg, Lake Providence,
/ Grand Lake, Worthington, Greenville, Columbia,
Napoleon and Little Rock, Helena, Memphis,
| Randolph, New Madrid, Hickman, Columbus,
Cairo and st. Louis. Closes daily at Pm. Due
daily by 5 P. NJ
vlCKsBURG MAIL--Snpplying Donaldsonville,
Plaquemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, St Fran
| cisyille, Points Coupee, Morganza, Red River
i Landing, Supplying Alexandria, Grand Ecore,
| Nstchitoches, Shreveport and Eastern Texas,)
Fort Adams, Natchez, Waterproof, Rodney, St.
Joseph, Grand Gulf, Ashwood, Warren.on, New
Carthage and Vicksburg. Closes on Tuesday,
| Thursday and Saturday at I. M. Due on Mon
| day. Thursday and Friday at 10 A. NJ.
KEY WEST MAlLs--Closes on the 18th and 26th Of
| each month at A. N. Due on the 9Th and 22d
BALIzE MAn.-Su Supplying B;envenue, English Turn,
Pointe-a la Hache, Grand Prairie, Jesuit's Bend,
Ronquillo Settlement and Buras Settlement.
| Closes on Saturday at A. NJ. Due on Tuesday
| at M.
| PORT LAVACA.-Closes every Sunday and
| Thursday at 81 A. NJ. Due every Monday and
| Friday at P. NJ.
| BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINT ISABEL, BROWNS
| WILLIE AND RIO GRANDE.-Close first and
| third Thursday of each month at A. NJ. Due
| every first and third Monday at I'M.
VERA CRUZ AND TAMPIC0.-Supplying all Next
| co. Closes on the LIST and 18th of each month at
| IA. III. Due on the 10th and Gath. Postage,
| 10 cents per. half ounce; Newspapers 2 cents
| each, prepaid.
HAVANA MAIL Closes, direct, on the 5th, 18th,
| Goth and 27th Of each month at A. NJ Due
| on or about the 9Th, 18th 10th and 2sth of each
| month. POSTAGE PAYABLEIN ADVANCE.
| On letters loo; on Newspapers &c.
| ST. FRANCISvILLE OR COAST MAIL.-Supply
| ing McCutcheons, st. Charles, Taylor's Bonnet
| Care, Edgards, Vacherie, Bringier's Cantrells,
| Tureaud's Donaldsonyille. (and interior) New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

CHARIyARI ON AMERIoANs.-The Paris correspond
ent Of the New York Times furnishes the following
in recent letter:
This week the New York Times contains a whole
page OF murders and attempts at murder and chaTi-
vaf1, protesting to grow alarmed at this state Of
things declares II his duty TO tell his French fellow
citizens who may have emigration views. what AM
American is, in his native country. When the Ameri1
can rises in the morning his first movement is 10 l
his belt with reyolvers, and start out into the street.
There he walks until he encounters some one, when
be commences firing, and, after dispatching four oh
I'VE ellowctzens, he returns home with an appetite
tof his breakfast. This is his Stoughton btters lid
aoslnlhe necessary for proper appreciation Of his
morning meal. After breakfast he goes TO his busi
ness and manages, during the course of the day I'd
XII -FOUR or iive more, just to keep his hand in Hd
comes nome TO dinner, and, after dinner In order I'd
pass the evening agreeaby and digest well his plun
pudding he goes TO the thester aud if the play II
bad, and there Is no excitement, he pulls out his BIZ
tots and commences firing into the boxes on to tn
stage, into the orchestra He starts home stops ON
the way to eat some oysters, the garcon conrarieh
him. he shoots him and leaves in an uneasy state o
mind for fear he can't sleep. To make sure of thih
latter point, he enters private house, shoots IN
master and mistress, the children the servants MI
dogs the cats the canary birds and then gees homh
with the feeling Of man who has earned bis nights
rest. 80
Don't be surprised. after that if you have diniur
ton Of French emigrationl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

Slow AND RAPID CoMPosrrIoN.- in compo-
ston u questionable advantage. Poetic history re.
the thoughtfulpe n-Lope de Vega and Milton We see
one pouring out verses more rapidly than secretary
could write them; the other building up, in the
watches OF the dark, few majestic lines. One leav-
ing bis treasures to be easily compressed into SINGLE
youmethe other to be spread abundauty over forty
six quartos.. One gaining fifteen pounds-the other
hundred thousand ducats. One sitting at the door
OF his house, when the sun shone in coarse coat of
gray cloth, and visited only by few learned men
rom foreign countries-the other followed by crowds
wherever he appeared while even the children
shouted after him with delight. It is only since the
earth has fallen both that the fame and honors Of
the spaniard and the Englishman have been Changed
He who nearly finished a comedy before breakfast
now lies motioness in his small niche of monumental
biography and he who, long choosing began
late, Is walking up and down, in his singing robes
and with laurel round his head in the cities of many
lands having his home and his welcome in every de-.
Christian world.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

DOES ONES STYLE OF WALKING INDICATE HIS
CHARACTER Fowler says that those whose motions
are awkward, yet easy, possess much efficiency and
positveness Of character, yet lack polish and just
10 proportion as they become refined in mind will
their mode OF carriage be correspondence improved
short and quick step indicates brisk and active
but rather contracted mind whereas those who take
long steps generally have long heads yet if their
step be slow, they will make comparatively little pro-
gress, while those whose step is long and quick will
accomplish proportionately much, and pass most Of
their competitors on the highway of life. Their
heads and plans, too, will partake OF the same far
who slut draw their heels drag and draw in every
thing; while those who walk with 0 springing bound
ing step, abound In mental snap and spring. Those
whose walk is mincing effected and artificial rarely
II ever, accomplish much; whereas those who walk
carelessly, that is naturally, just what they an
pear to be, and put on nothing for outside show
Those who in walking, roll from side to side lack
directness OF character and side every way accord
ing to circumstances; whereas, those who take bee
line-that is, whose body moves neither to the right
nor lett, but straight forward-haye corresponding
drectness OF purpose and oneness of character those
also who teeter up and down when they walk rising
an inch or two every step, will have many correspond
ing ups and downs in fe because of their irreguary
great ado in walking will make much needless parade
Ia everything else, and hence spend great amount
Of useless steam in all they undertake yet accomplish
little; whereas those who walk easily or expend ttle
strength walking, will accomplish great results with
a little strength, both mentally and physically In
Short every individual has his own peculiar mode Of
moving, which exactly accords with his mental char.
acter 50 that so far you can see such modes YOU
can decipher such outline Of character.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

Old Judge -, who was for years the circuit
Judge Of that portion Of fcnnsylytnia known as
HerAs county, was Justly celebrated Tor his legal
leaning, aud was greatly beloved by his neghbors
Bdt VIII IN bis book lore and legal attainmsnts,
b. Was. perhaps, the greencst man at cards in his
SatiFe efcuik has besn said that be did not know
Village Of Opeousas, IS three individuals were sitting
round 4 table, In one Of thosa doggeries with a
billiard tsb|e altached,n which common in the
poker. when quarrel ensued, which resulted in an
aggravated case Of assault and battery.
The trial came 0lyand the only witness To the
ARRAY was Capt johnson, who was the third hand
In The game. johnson was the skipper cf one OF
those crafts which transport sugar from that section
Of the country to New Orleans, and was selfeon-
ddenf, goahead fellow, and Is undaunted before
Judge and jury as be would have been before the
crew Of bis own little craft After being sworn, he
was directed y teH tbs court and jury every thing
be knew about the Affair." After clearing bis throat,
be commenced by stating that him and Griggs
and John Allen were over at Bonlet's grocery, the
second day OF the election, when Allen proposed hat
they should have small game Of poker all agreed
il, and we went up stairs and sat down to the
game Grggs sot there, John Allen here, and there
(rnaking diagram on the clerks table, In order to
elucdate the position Of the parties) John Allen
dealt tbs cards went blind Griggs be went blind,
and JOha Allen wouldn't see him.
The judge, who was little deaf, was in the habit
q making an ear truInpet Of his hand for the pur-
pose Of sharpening bis hearing, and throwing his
head little forward and sideways interrupted the
yltness ~ asking him why John Allen didn't see
The witness replied, I" be wouldn't look at him.
Proceed" says the judge.
Z Well, saw him end be saw, and Just at that
minute
Stop, sir y said the Judge, throwing himself into
hearing attitude did understand you to soy that
Yes, sir went blind, and Griras be was blind.
and Allen wouldn't zee, but saw Griggs, and then
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

Coon oSE.-A friendly correspondent writing
from washington, Pa, says: Like most other small
towns we have here 'coored church. where many
amusing things are said highly exhileratng to tlle
Spirits o. lew who occasionally visit our Hayt1
meeting house. Hayt is the name given to that
part OF the town where pussons Of color reside.
One winter evening, when the colored preacher WIS
IN The midst Of his sermon making most violent H
oe most eloquent appeal 70 his hearers one Of tile
legs OF the stove which had been loosened in some
way, iell out and as natural consequence the rei
hot stove tipped over at angle aarmingly suggds
i've Ok IRE. The audience, of course, Commercial
erowdlng out OF the door like flock of black sheen
But the preacher IS equalto the occasion Addressiin
one OF MS prominent members, he cried out; Pitk
up de stobe, brudder Bolah pick up de stobe. b.
lsor won't let i burn you Only hab faithr Poo
ntotper Boiler bad unfortunately too much faith aht
immediately seized is all glowing as it was but h,
sooner had his fingers come in contact with the FIR
vent iron, than be dropped 1t again, and daneln,
around On one foot blowing his skinless fingers, h
exclaimed, with oil the energy he could throw into Nj
voice De hi he won't De hi he wontpS
/ [knickerbocker.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-11

PRESTIcIANA.-0ne Of the leading pro-slayery men
OF Kansas threatens an exposition OF the dunIcjty
and treachery Of the Administration. He evidently
feels confident that be can let several large and very
BLACK cats out OF several very extensive bags.
A Northern paper notices, with evident astonlsb
ment, the TACT that Yankee lady, who has been
known as an enthusiastic admirer Of Uncle Tom.
Cabin, is just married to Southern planter with 3
hundred negroes We can testify that the case is by
no means a singular or at all an uncommon one 0i
the two or three hundred fine young New England
glls, all partial ne doubt to Uncle Toms Cabin fot
whom we have during the last two or three years
procured situations as teachers in the South we be-
liere that full seveneighths or nine-tenths are now
married 70 thriving planters. the respectable mis-
tresses Of mutltndes OF what John Miichellcals ane
fat negroes
Two young gentlemen Of our acquaintance, who
rode out into the country in sulky the other ay in
search OF eggs, had the bad luck, their way home
to he upset, eggs and ALL The sulky was broken aud
one Of the Young chaps slightly Injured. Indeed
botl OIL them, on their return, had sulkg look.
we have otlen heard Of persons who went alte,
Wool and got sheared, but never before OF any body
tnst went after eggs, aud got laid. Stranger still
Aithoagh the young: men were damaged BIZ the fall
tae eggs were picked up sound, as II nothing had
happened. They had been i1yed before
some little dissatisfaction was expressed nv tboss
who had right TO feel i because the lads had moi
returned at the expected time. When they reached
home, however, the dissatisfaction vanished. Tho,
had not only returned but osesfsu7led