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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

Counr or SPECIAL SESSIONS. Beforet his honor
the Mayor, aRd Aldermen Phenix and Purdy.
Ann Lawrence, black, was found guilty Of variety
of disturbances, and sentenced TO The Penitentsry
for six months.
John Bowyer, big Dutchmsn, with black eye,
was found guilty Of stealing and appropnating his
own retiers, pair Of paBtsloons belonging to John
Teller. The court sentenced him 10 the city prison
for ten days. en- condition Of returning the garment
to the owner.
Bejamin Carman, accused Of getting drunk and
making noise late Al night. Guilty. Pen,en,sry
six months.
James Dolan, was also charged by the watch with
having been intoxicated calling aeud and disturbing
the public peace on Sunday morning last. The pri.
soner ack no VIE dyed his weakness getting drunk
bat az TO The noise, he said he was only soliIeqmzing
little. HIS honor observed that the court were not
without hose Of reforming him, and accordingly sen-
tsHced him TO the Peni'enuary for four months.
William Edwards was convicted Of an assault and
battery. City Prison 20 days.
John Ivsns, charged with petit larceny, was die
charged By proclamation no witness appearing.
Georpe Lyman, . sailor, recently discharged from
the Macedonian frsste, was accused Of getting on a
spree and disturbing the peace OF hs landlord, Mr.
Cameron. in Cherry street Sentenced 10 remain in
prison ill he ships TO 20 TO sea-
The Mayor ordered the prisoners, Ann Lawrence
BENJAMIN Carman and James Dslan TO be again pla-
ced AT the bar. HIS honor the Mayer stated TO the
prisoners in effect that he ignorant Of hls duties
1udEe, apOiOgLthk rSHtcbtHk sut"s Wi,hVvt We
warrant Of statute and ordered them oil 10 be re-
handed for trial before the General Sessions
Mr.. Brady moved that the prisoners be discharged,
upon the onal ground that no person can be
pu, twice upop trial for tho same offence.
The Mayor said he woald leave the matter for the
Recorder 10 decide. The prisoners were then sent
back TO their cells.
Mary Martin was put 10 the bar charged with the
unqallsn, offence Of beating her own husband. Re-
msnded to General Sessions.
Eliza Valentine, black pleaded guilty TO the charge
of stealing chair, Of the value Of ~ TO- The prison.
er had been in PRISON under this sccnsasn for three
weeks Pcncntisry three months.
Mary Wood, imprisoned four weeks on charge Of
stealing rcmnsn' OF linen sheetsngs, Prc'erred being
tined by ;srv, and was remsndcd.
Sarah Welsh was convicted 81 stealing the con
nee,ns ioint of lesden ppe Of the value Of one dol
lar. Guy prison days.
Thomas weIlsworsh, sccuied Of stealing Quantity
Of a,h nails from Andrew Brady, was acquitted.
silas wsrd, convicted Of an assault and battery
ceni,eniisry six moptbst DANIEL Denver. assault
three months, hcAsrd Hsvs, assault 90 days
NchaS Cassidy, ssssnt, thrsc aesshs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

by an advertisement in another column, that despe-
rate of these panul diseases has been cured by
that wonder working medicine, Dr.. TAyLeRs BAL.
SAM OF LrvERwoRT. Really, we shall begin to think
not Jet passed from the earth SO wonderful the in
fuence of this medicine, and 50 numerous are the
persons il has restored from the brink Of the grave
LIFE AND HEALTH. But few days, from the tes-
tlmony of several happy parents whose children II
had cured we recommended this medicine in
fallibe remedy for WHooPING CouGH, and now we
find il curing confirmed Consumption! 1t is great
medicine, and should be used by all persons whe de-
sire health.
-. Be cautious, there are many limitations, and
buy only at 375 Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

70 We would call the attention Of the public to
DR.. Henry Fischsls advertisement in another columns,
which speaks for itself
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
August 70, ls@.

IN Wednesday, ovn,ss toe 1sth ult H. Johns Church.
yyov,aenr. nv ~. Rsv. Crocher, John H.
i,rhsr Of syracuse ~ ssrsh Mardenbrcugh daughsr
af,s. Ia. Igs.,v New comb, ~ the o. r. Navy.
a. Nor = len Coma, the nh ut, by the Rev. Mr. Bond,
Mr. tsssrss Coli, Of that city, " Miss Mary Ru OF hhosa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

20 Mr.. D. w.Crocker is forming company to
build an wce and Sea Towing steamer" 1t is a
prasewerhy object, and we hope TO see it Paronsed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

DsPayne of Park Row serves up finer wnes,
woodcocks, &c. than any hotelin the city. Alvin
dust's old cellar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

30 Home Brewed Ale is not hard to take since
the mint juap has nearly passed away, and if
you want to get the real stuff itself just drop into the
Bowery Shades, recently opened under the auspices
of James Fowler, Jr az No. % Bowery. Go and try
it and ysu will be graz d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
M ORNlNG III e RIA LID.


r Our WEEKLY HERALD will be published this
morning precisely at o'clock. II will contain Mr..
BENEFITS letter. the excellent cut Of Marshal Soult
sent over from England BY Mr.. B. with memoir,
anecdotes, &c together with the usual variety of
other interesting matter. Price St cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

CoaoSrR's IxouEsrs.-At the upper police Office,
on the body OF Stephen Munson, aged 70 years, .
native OF New Jersey, who died from the elects OF
cxcessyc MODIFICATION. The deceased had bcea drunk
for the last ave days, and taken to prison by his
father with view Of breaking him Of his unfor-
tunate propensity. He died in his cell the same
night Verdict death from delwium tremens.
Also al the foot Of Market street, on the body OF
an unknown male child found in Market street slip
tied up in handkerchief. Verdict death from some
cause unknown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

II Let all strangers now in the city, who want
good dinner for small sum drop in at John Swee
ny's Fulton street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

10 The liberal reward Of $50 offered by Mr.. Van
derzee fer the recovery of his lost and much rea-
sured miniatures, ought TO induce any one who has
them to return them forthwith.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01


sleepi Lady, sleep, the planets weep
Their siar.dew o. the msdnight deep
The moonlight beam shines on ihe stream,
To liz hi the water spirits drsami
Oh, softly thus shall sumb~r she'd
Her lulling de - around thy hesd,
And iancy's besmnEs sparkle nigh,
A brightly on Thy dreaaiing eye.
On fsvoring tides the vessel giides,
Tie Sss.ire spsrkles rourd her sides,
And In The sail the evening gale
rs whispering low . soothing tale.
Yet lady, sleep, In visions sweet,
A dreaE sceps ,hy gsse shall meet,
Aod While The tall ship slowly moves
Thy heart shall 6y 10 ricnss II loves
Hut harkl the cry firm iopmsa high,
It's sece utell thst lard " nigh
Ars ainIy seen the hesdlsra green,
Il breskisg through the midnight screeni
Then. lady, wske, our hoee Is nigh,
Ahi ne'er can rice IN fsrcyIey
spot beneath Yen asure dome
ss lovely ~ the land Of honei
ugust ~ ian
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

The GrRAYTE, 500 BsoADwAY.-The curiosity Of
our citizens behold the tallest and rarest animal in
creation continues undated and the Giraffe though
the gentlest Of herbsceous quadrupeds, may boast
OF being the hon of the day. The pavilion in which
it and vareus other extraordinary animals are exhi-
biled is itself object Of curiosity, a. it contains
more than sepe~teen housana feet Of canvass lofly
elevated, and covering the whole Of the arena.
The Giraffe appears TO great advantage the ample
Enclosure in which il 10 allowed TO range and its gi-
gantic height and stately symmetry instantly i'm
press the visitors with unfeigned astonishnent. The
Giraffe will necessarily be removed to southern eli
mate in the course of another week, and the price OF
admission being very moderate, we presume that
most of eur citizens will avail themselves Of this OPP
portsnity, which is probably the last, Of seeing 80
great and celebrated living wonder.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

90 Snow sells tonight al 204 Broadway, most
excellent collection Of modern paintings. Go early
great bargains may be had.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

The following POM by the late John Rodnan Brake
before publishes written In the album of lady hts
qusinsrce, and when the collection Of his literary
made his frieaas probably of lis
The reader will fail discover shsracers-
tics OF the hor IN the melody Of the vsrfc the
peculiar imagery employed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

Evsslse HsRALD.--Ths afternoon our afternoon
paper will contain all that is published in our morn
ing paper the whole Of the shipping hsr for the en-
tire week. with digest of the markets for The same
period-tcgether with all the latest news received
by all the mails up to O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

Rock HALT is astonishing what renowned
place this delightful country retreat is getting to be.
Formerly any place on the avenue was resort, but
now il appears there is no place like Rock Hail.
The following parody. on The first verse Of "Home
sweet Home" which we by chance picked up we
here annex
Mid pleasures and palaces wherever call,
BE they splcadid there like Rock Hall.
There's charm In the hostess that ha1w there
That Cannot he found the elsewhere.
Rock Hall, Rock Hall, sweet place OF Rirth,
There's place like il though yet in its birth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

90 Mr. Bennett leaves England for New York
this dav
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

" We have great pleasure in referring eur rsa.
ders 70 the advertisement Of DR.. Wheclers Balsam Of
Mosca,eo. as remedy for all Internal diseases at
this season. No family should be without bottle Of
this medicine, as il is invaluable IN cases of cholera
morbus, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

70 We have received Mr.. Mulocks letter. II shall
be attended to on Monday
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

DO Over 100 communications shall be attended to
oh -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

NIILo's-DosrSieuE RAvsL's Bzszyur.-Tsnisht
the Ravel Family perform the very lsughable ballet
of voau-v Vent in which Gabrsl is the magnet of At
traction, and the amusing Harlequin Panton me Of
L'Uemo Rosso, in which Antoine personates the
clown. The gallepaae dance tricks and transferma-
tons of this harequinade, make il the most amusing
performance Of this surprising company Of foreign
artists.
On Monday, Mr.. T. d. Rlce's new local farce
Every to their liking" (which is not nor will not
be suppressed has been reported0 will positively
be produced.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01
CURE OF GUTTA SERENA, OR PALSY or THE
OPTIC NkhvG.
Mr.. Lizard Dsctsv Of Msde.s. M. HsAs~~s Oe~i -

Sir 81 think my dmy homsge truth, for the
sxreest rsmsde discovered ny uch have devoted
their time talents the exercs II the 70 cuae hSv
icsw ctizsns And could that seeount Sir With
hai In the OF your remeses In several diseases a
the kys and Fyelds, bat particularly lady wbc
attacked In my nrsserce bs the Susia serena.
Pssy Of the Optic Nerve Of the right without
preved prevsusly that dreadful accident any inspo
that could the least fear of such siciirg
Having examined st,ervely both eyes,
tcs NJ the pupil Of the left Eye, we'll as the sal
wou perhaps In space Of four and twenty bourx be-
crms totally blind. The following aay my predco wasrs-
allied, when possible Tor her discover the light
los time sppiy bsrrs lseehrs
In the neck hc without the sg best advantage and
recos citing that bad employed your remedies wh
In several minor csses houe b, duty Yen Tor
the Of the lsdy WHEN arrived
before the end Of which an evdert msnes
and In the spsce ~ two three eyes
PERFECTLY restsrsd This sir " the truth, aHd
pleasure 70 csw municse 10 you IN writing osekt
se you npVs TIE ounste results thst have cksss<d
on several persons Of Hon6eur which have gpne s
vrc 70 consult you wba had bses entirely bind In hob
eyes, by yosr kna attention them restored
factory state.
have equally 10 thanh zen, sir for Tresiisc Dis
eases ~ the Eye and Ear which Ind nd
~ 70 send me and have been slow express o my
tbank wss IN hopes each day 10 leave this fer
city, with WIFE, Who de- sired should place b<rscf
yonr account IL ~eskHes Of The syeid nch
prevent her using her D~edlts work teh de-
gh,fu her, sud Of The chief pie ssures of her bs
the bad ~ the eAher has herr The ony that
have deprived of the advantage OF seeing you.
Receiv. sir, the ssuraace Of yours ke.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-01

From snshsr eminent Physician Ocus~ Director e
Roy ri National Estshlisk ment iorib~ Blind.
THs Qutsxk vrscrx. Psass Jan. la5
"Nebing, str, more Just than ths bsnid comply with
su~ss have inside me, 70 declare the a.ew that
h,v- seen ~ operation n m<dies the eyes 81
thcse patients for whom yev corswsd respecting
their bodily complaints ony homage trut
Ia rvre this pubc es,io1y sod Dc declare that az
psrors ced with The Chronic OpshsIsis s'so vIh Op~&
,r ri the rrassrsrent Cornsa tnhsnsiers III is ives
sod Eyesids Wsahres 81 he 0psc Nerve &c have hem
radically cured, ~seh bcn' sues sna yr,y yeu Sir, "
accept ,s ~ my gratitude the Fr~uops ana
urrvm,ing sestc- .od esrs that sou have hessweS
ali The ina0eat RECONSTRUCTED 20 ycu by alr.
Yours, &C SpiLliE. NJ ~, Psrs
To ne se
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The Edgefield A Advcrtiser,
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS.-Three Dollars per annurn if paid
In advance.-Three Dollars and Fifty Gents if
paid before the expiration of Six Months from
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No subscription received Tor less than one year,
and no paper discontinued ultil all arrearages
are paid, except at the option Of the Editor
All subscriptions will he continued unless 9TH
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Any person procuring five Subscribers and
becoming responsible for the same. shall receive
the sixth copy gratis.
ADvEnrIsEMENrs c0nspcnomsly inserted Mt
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not havingthe number of insertions marked on
them, will be continued until ordered out. and
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All Adv rtisements intended for publication in
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Sl0.0l ,tI:i9
l,544.0OO
$4,000.
SIS,.IO1 60. q

AL rcs $l9,1c6Joi $ISI07 O. 9
From the above il will I've seen that the
pron!abic annual supply of precious metals
ni the present Time, from all the mines in
the world, Is about thirty-eiSht millions of
dollars, ot which the proportion of gold is
less than twenty millions; and of this gold
about one fourth has bee obtained from the
mlncs SO recently discovered and opened
most OF them within 10 years.
The gold region in the United States is
more extensive than is generally suppnseh
commencing in Virginia and extending
trough part of North Carolina. .Sou,h Caro-.
lima. Georgia and Alabama, into Tennessee.
The principal amount Of gold has been Ia
ken from The mines ni North Carolina, which
have been The longest known and ~ workcd.
rhe gold mines of Virginia have recently
attracted much attention. and the Lcgisla-
| tire oi thar State have been liberal in grant
ins charters To companies for the purpose of
exploring, opening aud working rhc mines
rhc principal counties in Virginia in which
gold mines nave been explored to any cx-
,.'nt are Stafford, Culprppcr, Fauqueir Spnt
,yivan,a. Orln3e, Louisiana and Bucklus
ham, III BROKERS mine, in Buckingham, IN
Cuipcppcr .inL Mlbank mines, in CuIbep-
per, ami the WALTON mines in Louisa coun-
", have hecn tnnnh very rich gold ore.
Ihat these nine, may be prutablv
! wrought admits of no duubi; the cost OF
| working them is found moi To exec ID 81
cents To the bushel, or one hundred pounds
nf ore. even in the present i,nperfrcf state
of the mining business; and the average
product Of the WALTON mine is stated M 81
~ To the loo pounds, or bushel of ore. Pro.
lessor Rogers of the University of Virginia
obtained between IL and l3 dollars for 8
100 pounds of ore Of f,hi, niue. and on fiDu
trials by another distinguished mnrrangist
IN average Of Sal 12 for 100 pounds of or.
WIS obtained.
The facts are mentioned as examples o
what may bo done in the Southern GOLD
mines, aud we are happy to understand tha
arrangements are in progress by Souther,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16
AN IRISH PETITION.

Iii 10 lowing prtiIion is TO be found in the
Columbian PhTnix, II Magazine published in
Boston, about % years sInre.
TO the Honorable the Commissioners ofEx-
cise the humble petition of Patrick OConucr,
Blan' y O'iirrn X Carney NJ. >.ulre. 10 be an.
lOONrrs. WI aariy called ENCisc-Iuen. for the
county of Cork. (ts own scifmy tewel.) to he
Kingdom of Ireland. And whereas, we, \our
understanding Petitioners. will both by niui,,
nnd by day;a we wi come IL. d 90. and walk
and r:dc. an tahe and brin" and fetch and car
ry. and we will see ALL and molc than all and
nomn. nj ai, OF such goods and commodities
~ may he. and can he. and cannot be to nav
duty. And we yOnr aforesaid petitOn rs will
at times. and at all times and no times at all
be prcsen' and absent, and backward and for
ward. and behind and before, be every where
and no where at all. And we your aforesaid
Petitioners will come and inform and give i'm.
formation and notice, duly and truly aud hon
es ly and wise Y. according to the matter as we
know, and by the knowledge of Ourselves. and
every one and no M ALL and we will no,
cheat the king any NOR than is low, and all
times aw'nil, pract!scd. tndwIirreas we your
| aforesaid Petitioners, rs we are Protcsran's BY
Saint PATRICK. so we are. and we love the
King. and will value him and we will fight for
him. and against him, run for hiand from him
| and behind him, and before. and mt one side ol
him. and tothcr side OF him. TO secure him or
any O his relations or a"q,iaintanccs, far and
| as muCl, farther than lies in onr poycr dead ~
! alive. as long rs we live and longer too. Wit
ness our several and separate hands in connnc
ton one after another all ,og ether, and al three
| of us both together.
| BARNEY O'BLANEY,
PATRICK O. flanagan,
CARNEY O'BOOZIE,
! TEAGUE O'REGAN
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have descended to posterity from his influ-
encc and eXainpIe;-ihc advantages which
bis contemporaries would have emjo, ed from
his acquaintnnce;-the pleasure he would
have impaired to his friends; and the radi-
ance OF bliss he would have shed around
The declining life of hIs fond parents, am
filled with astonishmenr, at the apparcn,
apathy manifested at a cause capable of
producing SO sad a waste of human useful
ness, aud enjoyment. Srs, it's time we
check these evils, aud say to the foul de-
stroyer
Virtue no more shall stoop TO own thy sway;
TO death, "r victory, we'll lead the way,
Aud p."ud to fall, if virtues cause demand,
10 pay The tribute that we owe To man.
ITO be- continued in our nert.)
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1t would. therefore, seem to follow 1ha,
some where about five women died from
love for three men; that the ladies ha, q
considerably the advantage, or rather the
disadvantages, in jealousy: tha, in pride
they are on IL par witE the lords of crcarion;
that cauninv and loss of reputation. tn, v
hear with three times the iortitude tina,
men cvlncr; tha, they feel only about one
third of the remorSe which the other six
experience; and that TO the SORROWS which
flow from disappointed ambition. rcver-
SEES of fortune and gaming. they are exposed
IN very slight degree in comparison with
their yokc-iellows. This calculation, il will
he remembered, applies bur to French la
dies. In what light Il similar calculation.
would exhibit our own fair country women.
wc. presume not TO conjecture.--N Y.
Mirror
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

Ho'o to preucnt The Dry Rot.-Dry Rot
IS nisnOner. This disease in timber
oueit To be dcsighatcti Il decomposition Of
M"oa ny It's own internal Juices, which have
becolhe vNiated for want of n free circuIa-
'ioh ni ar. III you rear piece of timber
II WY cutd"wn i'll an upright position in tho
open air il will last for ages. Put another
piece o. IRE same tree inru Il ship or into n
huus' here there il no access To the fresh
AR, n cru n."g II VII! he drcompoSe,i. Bur
should yop have painted the piece of wood
Why 'h6i ~. tong htCia use the pain, hay--
'n2 siopi"h NJ IT, pores, the inca.ceratcd
Jnicc> have hcvuu.y ritt,Ied and caused the
wooG 10 r"'. Nine t,ntcs in ten. wood is
panied 100 ,o"I,. he upright unpainted
posts IN the houses of our ancestors, though
exposed 10 the heats Of summer and the
blasts ut winter, have lasted for centuries:
because the pores of the wond were not
closed by any external application of tar or
pant, AMI thus the juices had an opporiuni-
'y at drying up gradually. If then Won
admit free circulation of the air To- ihe
unher which is used in a house, (no dilli.
cult n'al'rr,) and abstain from painting That
timber ill II l. perfectly seasoned. Nuu will
never suffer from what is called the tlrv rot.
And II the naval architect, bv means of air
holes III the snuwae of n vessel, (Which
might be closed in bad wcatlIcr,j could adj
nit free circulation of air to the tinbers:
and Il he could also abstain from pain,ina
or doing with turpeniinr. &c, The outer
parts oi the vessel ill the " ood had b. come
sufficiently seasoned, he would MOI have to
complain of dry ROT. am of opinion. tha,
1t a vessel were 10 make three or four voya-
2rs before IL Is painted or done with iurprn-
tine, &c.. its onIcr wood would suffer much
less from the influence of the wca,hcr than
IL usually suffers from its own nicrnal iuiccs,
winch caIn"t let vent on account of ar,i!i-
rIal application To The pOrca. But still the
timber would be sur.jccI to the deprcda-
li"n> of the insect. Toprcvrn tins ciicc,u-
ally MIR. K.an's procc must he absolutely
adopted To secure wood i.om what is called
the dry rot. III places where ii free circua-
ton oi AR cannot he introduced. The long
arrows which the Indians USE in Guiana,
are very subject to he eaten by The worm
In 1872 | applied the solution Of corrosive
>nhllnnate to Il large quantity Of these ar
r"ws-At this hour they are perfectly sound
and show no appearance thar the worm
las ever tried to feed upon it.-Watcrion' s
| Natural History.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-16

Tiro SaRorS.-Two sai.ols Zone Irish the
other Enssh) agreed eciprocalIy to take care of
each OIh,r IN case of either being wound, Il in
! an aciion then about to commence, IL was not
long before tieE In. lishmans leg 81. of b, il
cannon, ball. and. on calling Paddy TO carry linn
ir ,h, doctor. "roIi z I" their agrecmcnr, tho
other very readily complied; hui he had scai cc!v
got his wounded compai ION or: hi back. when
IA second ball struck oil tn" poor fellows head.
! Paidy. who tliro' Oh the noise and disurhul &C
common i'll n sea en- a"cmcni had not perceived
his file, d. last misfortune. Continued TO make
| tn" best of his way to the Surgeon. An officer
! observing him with n hcad,cSs trunk uron his
shoulders. asked where he was gong! To the
Doctor says Paddy. The Doctor saws the of.
iiccr; why you birckhcad. the man has lost his
head On hearing til he flung The body from
his shoulders. and loo ~. at itvcry at.ci.ti,clv,
by my own SOUL sa. he, 'he ;ould me it was
his leg