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MAaKlED:

co sunday evening tho "a inst AZ he Bl. ecker o.
church Nv Rev VIM : paich Nr WILLIAM CAR
GILL 10 Ms. SARAH HARRISON. both Of It's cry.
A. Chatham, oa tho Both III. by Rev. = : Porter NJ.
HENRY MOTT. ct Wos,lani Lake. Ranss Co 10 Nice
MARGARET NEslck, of the trs, named place.
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TIE SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
Winding up Of the Observation-Disclosures Provi-
so Rejected.
By Telegraph 10 THE TriJ'ne.

ALBANY Sunday, y P. ~
The Loco Foco State Convention adjourned SINE
de at three O'Clock this Sunday morning. The
following arc the State Nominations in full
For Conf,efey. .... ORVILLF HuNGERPORD. Jeffson;
o.. Ssery ii Sfofe. EDWARD sANfOkD, New-lofki
. Iir,f Co1efnor. NATHAN DAYTON, Niagara;
. Affu'y GfnfroiLENI 5 CHATtlkLD, Otsego;
. T,s0.ngfy ..... GEORGE W. Guy Lkk, Wayne;
. Sfafe Faeinffr.O. W. CllILDS, Ouondaga;
)IOHN G MATHER, Rensselaer,,
'@H"' 'ELIsIIA b. SMITH, Chenango;
Commitment FREDERICK FOLLEIT, Genesee;
. farpecfors JOHN FISHER, Wesiche-tef;
STATE tGEO. CALDW ELL Montgomery
P,itoa NORMAN H. SMITH, ew-Aork.
The Hlmo, Proriso, moved as an amendment
10 the report of the Committee on Resolutions, vas
g0,td darn
And then q A. NJ Sunday the Convention al
jo1rned.
10 We learn that the attendance tnnned on eonsid
erably toward the last The nominations seem very
much alike and all Hunker-unless Chaifed be an eA
cerfiop I'D. Trib
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ANOTHER REPORT.

ALBANY. Sunday. > p. ~
The Loco Foco Convention adjourned at o'clock
this morning in great confusion. The flunkers
evaded vote on the Wilmot Proviso. Only FRY
four Delegates voted on the adoption OF the Ad
dress and r esouiions The candidates are same
as above u.
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SHAwLs-Wsi. GhRpSEr. 2l5 Grcenwichst viii orcn
this morning % cartoons Broc'6 shavspuce- e,ns
from - TO SO Ladies ia OF splendid shawl a.
very small price, should cal etW GsepSfRs before par
cf.siur aud hey will not - away disappointed @. =.
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Business Notices.

to- LANES AID GGNrfFNl, can obtain i'if eduea-
ton IN three months without study. nier'sree IN
business aeyotng half hour daily telr residence or
place Of business Address Education" lower Post
Office. ~
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Lncn-Encn Nomination. sea.bIu

Heuben Col. Abel Kendall OF lynne; ?. RIO
Patterson Of Erwin; Q. 4. II Stephens Of Greenwood
Osrr,g0 Col. VIM. Lewis. Dr.. ?. +. W Curtis
jefferson Cos. Henry Keith.
Yates Co.-Ohver Harrington Of Middieser
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~ Anfuvn 1871. Fashion fgr G1'teaeu's Hdis win
DO introduced on Friday. Sep, B. The Eoes Rare
8ais we ara manufacturing Will embrace important
improvements recently perfected BY sod In quality
snd elegance Of style VII % uneqnsci hy any hs'eo
fore offered. They will be- readily dlsns oshod by tho
nap which when sgAted by the ar becomes detached
into delicate and graceful -jes ee,tan's fat char.
s-,ers,ic ~ the choicest quality II geaulne Beaver
Asr HOuss N \ dE3 2i ls47 sIai n
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Neir POsfmasferS m our Sfafe.-James Satter'
zee al Lyons vice Charles Poueher resigned benjamin
Bissel y, whes,lsnd, vice Clark Hall.
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The bill repeating the act ESenlpting the Prop
erty Of Ministers OF the Gospel nom Taxation was
.,tvutru. There were only 6s votes on me bill
AYES 80; Noes J. A motion To reconsider was
made and laid on the table.
The bill to Abolish Capital Punishment is now
under consideration
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~ Rvssel Jorr,s. an able man better known
In the Political world fifteen years since than pro
poses TO deliver in Boston three Lectures against the Ex
tension of Slavery under laws He s Loco POGO,
bu, deems slave Extension question which should
override AL others.
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RoBBEEr.-George Camp, OF Orange. an agent
OF . bonnet manufacturer In Bostoa wss robbed OF
t2loo in the bowling saloon n this village Friday
evening ss, Martin Beardof Orange has been srrest
cd on suspicion. Nonipeues (vt) Wsishnss.
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FROM THE SOUTH.


The conteuts of the Southern dispatches have
been anticp ated by the poney express
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i. 7sr~ips Ward III n 0sAY, sDsh-st. and Ffth-sv.
ensy suthorised Carrier for the Twelfth Ward. and
pst oor sussc sb-rs win recoguize him such. Oar
n Csyr.f was uu.roi1sbly delayed BY waidns for
-ry,ss Oder rsr~rs could not or did not always
i-s,ics. Often when Of th EN- wanted bacly 70
u Tatans, he was served VITA Herald o. True
instead M Graz serves The Tribune only.
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ASSEMBLY.

SENATE ALBANT oct 2-l T. NJ
The Senate was not in session over ten minutes
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Two Weeks Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the Eibernia.

IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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BATTLES AND eLOOD.
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to The Fair ~ the Institute will contain many
attractions Among he invention. notice sfsf
fofd- Dryers which pnnc pay used Tor he presefsa
ton Of Breadsu. aud said to effect that obset with
ont deferoafinu
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ANDoS's FALL IIATs-Gentleucn about changing ilcir
beavers invited examine the splendid article now
offered by AMIDOS l77 Broadway
% 5iissMWs opposite Howard Hotel
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DIED,

Al, bis residence. near NilismspOr Pa. on The ga
ulL John c. OLIVER, President of the West Branch
Bank. sgsd g years
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THE CAPITAL TAKEN BY GEN. SCOTT.
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DnNoSD-PolSrED GoLD PrSs.-Tho.s ia want Of
good article should 90 70 j. W GsEAToS Co n Cedar
st. They have several and very superior siye. at
very low prices Pens that others sell - they sell Tor
81 3d. The genuine Albert O Bsgiey Pen ana Case leo
stamped) 81 Is only Gold Pens eyoued and feps red
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PASS lItrs-GrNfN, PA Broadway. he's ins received
OF very superior Paris bats from me- eele
bnted makers Also large assortment OF hne French
umbrellas chdrens hats. caps. sc. o2g
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override AL others.
IA The LIBERTY PARTY STATE CONVENTION
met al Syracuse. on W Wednesday. the Goth, las We
learn from the Starr and was organized by the Sc
lection OF the following officers
e. o. sHKrnERD of Wy oming Co. President; Martin
Mitchell OF So Lawrence. Joseph Beck Of Yates. 5 X
Ward Of Cortland, Vice Presdens Secretary. T. A Ut
ter OF Oswego.
Liberty song called for from Mr. Wheston, ami
all the Convention joined in singing 1t was then pro-
posed by the President that few be spent In
silent prayer after which Gerris Smith led in vocsi
prayer
On motion of Gerrit smith the Convention subse.
quenily pgocceded 10 nominate for State Otieers
| for Lief. Gooeraor.C o. SugFuEED Wyoming Co
Ncfsef Ntafe.. WILLIAM JAY, Westchesters
e. CoAfreler.......LEwis TArraN, New-York;
stair TTsas~rel .SsASlrs A. WHEsroS, Onondaga, b.
=. Sfase Enrtnser. .FKASoIs A. urrER, otseso,
c..g )IaSoLES NJ. MooKs. Monroe;
Co"'D's'''"'rs No.nlss MooSr Clinton:
-, }AgDAH fIroH, Cayuga;
- MAJ, Pr,sons. GAVIN Coos olnion'
The Convention then proceeded to Nominate and elect
two Delegates 10 the National Convection to meet In
Buffalo on the 10Th of October met
| GrRkrr SMITH and ALvAN STEWART were appointed
Is such Delegates and Lewis Tsppen and Henry Bradley
we're appointed as alternate Delegates
HoRRIRIy MURDER AND ROBBERY AT WATER
VILE MK--we learn from Mr. q. 5. Carpenter. clerk
/ Of the steamer kennebec. that Mr.. Edward Mathews
formerly junior publisher OF TOE faHSee b.aat Ana
eered at Wa,ervile, Me. on Thursday night Last Mr..
Mathews had been within the presen, week 10 Brighton
nrfet on business and upon bis return TO Maine ne Is
Known 10 have drawn the OF $3.50 from the Iieo-
NC bar aud supposed To have bad about his person
over y 200 At the time Of his death Hs body was dis
covered yesterday morning, BY Mr. Doolttie. in sn
oahouse In Wsservie where II hsd the appearance OF
having been crsssed after the deed done Two
fractures in his sku were discovered and his face
badly dsasared Both Of the pcekets In his pantsoons
were Gu, open, and Also deep gssh wss found on biz
left thsh. which Wa probably inflicted By the murder
er and rcbSer In the act Of cutting the pockets No
ney found upon the body, sna up 10 II O'Clock yes
,risy no trace OF the bend who psrpetrs,sa the deed
had been discovered, and no suspicion whatever had
fallen upon any one ~ hAvins been the perperSios.
boston Journal. 2d.
ToRsADc.-A violent gust Of wind psssed over
I Portsmouth Nh Friday afternoon about O'clock In
rs corrsa entirely rnrooed the portsmouth sham Fac
,ory ana aid other damage. She roof paced through
the air distance ci Hour 10 hve hundred eet and In its
fan crushed barn and IN the end OF dwelling
houss AZ the root separated from the factory some q
the trssmens tell and considerably inJarsd svo emas
y operatives.
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PROBABLE TROUBLES IN IRELAND.

The steamer Hibernia, Capt Ryrie, was teie
graphed of Boston at ten O'Clock yesterday NON
inc She reached the wharf at East Boston 1t
,ve,.y minutes Of two in the afternoon
p,,t of the news which we publish below vas
,.Iso,.,bed n hi. Civ. and issued in Extras from
the Herald and Sna Offices
We learn from Mr. Manson, Assistant fo'ln'AS
ter mere. that Government Express was 70 'ease
Boston last evening with the steamers mails we
anal therefore receive our European lies TINS
morning. and todays Evening Edition Of me IN
bs,s will contain fol- abstract Of their contents.
The commercial intelligence BY this arrival IS o.
o,es, inporsnce. Failures sill continue The
Sllosiog il list Of the principal bankrupt houses
piac,s ofbusfness Lia5uifig.
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GEN. WORTH WOUNDED.

Mexican Loss $500.
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American Loss 1000 to loo!
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70 Reader, n YOU want fr-t.rafe Gold Pea hJibs
Richeleu," sold by b. T.. WATSON CO. . w.n,s@s
door below " alLst and J. Y SAVAGE - Fultcns
and nowhere else IN the city Try them They are tho
best and 81 the cheapest Diamond pointed G0d Pers
Ia the world. Other Gold Pens Is cts a. 81 D. ~ ~,
with silver pencils Country merchants will End gis1
inducemen,. offered either Of the above places God
Pens carefqliy rapaired
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TORNADO ~ ST. PITEk~h' nv
400 House. Destroyed.

yErrERNCH APOLOGIES TO The SWISS
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ADDITIONAL FAILURES.
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important from Mexico!
THE CAPITAL TAKEN By GEN SCOTT.
BATTLES AND BIO Cd.
Loss 900 TO ZOO
Mexican Loss $500.
GEN. WORTH WOUN = Z ..
GEN. BRAVO KILLED.
SANTA ANNA WOUNDED.
his FLIGHT TO GUADALUPE.
GEN. BRAVO KILLED.
SANTA ANNA WOUNDED.

HIS FLIGHT TO GUADALUPE.
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TROUBLES IN SPAIN.
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The Corn Market.

The continued failures Ia ihe Corn asrke, 81 :ienty
Tor the farther depression In The priees OF grain
n,;r 80 sr,t week Of The month on the market day
81 ,se ,A u, prices still continued TO receds bot 10
- The clc.s of the week both heat and Flour were
10 active reqasitioa This mprovern.ni vas i.rtner
maintained IN market day Of me i''h snen y" os'
Sv.nra sboutS Der quarter the quotations Of zoe
6sh ard Flour for which there Eas an immense demand
both In Ioudou and Liverpool advanced i % % per
bbi The top quotation for lhs better descriptions OF
Wheat wss 6as per quarter.
In Liverpool the eess Western Cana Flour which s'i
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By THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Things In Philadelphia.
CO1respoadroce %. The 1fiba0s


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. > ls47
The weeks market closed very ipsnimately
Flour held at 81 with very small ssss-tte ca hrh,
Cora Mcs - Rys Flour 10 TAKEN On srris. fat a.
received ats l2,. but little Ia the market Whsat 4.
Red commanding % and Whit 90
S,es Corn ., 20 cts Ot's 40 70 q e.. or sonthern
Groceries generally qaiet sss n is hhis prime
New Orleans : 1ssr al u cts Whisky n Ct. NSth,nx
eolrs in Cotton. and Provisions without ppcy.uent
Ipe stock Board com Ate,y colsyssd asses tire
yaxicsn u. W. and the ssl.s wsre very lsh,
E,,a Rysrf and dfcr-l. Girsrd. - q eco State
"a -. 4OF.r & Ncch.. i6l lto Grard. &C. ~.
S,o,sd R0a-d ard dfO s. coo STATE "a. "a 100
n ; Bank cash T. 100 GirArt. ~ $500 staie - c,h
~; $500 d. DO 7si.
CINCINNATI Oct 3
The steamboat Mississippi struck snsg on the
18th alt resr Turkey leland sut almost immedsi-ly
sunk 10 the hurricane deck. and NIL prove total lo's
melancholy loo. of life s,;sDded this accident. 'even
persons stschsd % company Of returning llnois N"-
un.errs end twenty horses were drowned
Ssles 40 bbls Flour yes, rtay Al y. Sales rcd
Wheat II = cents sslss 90 bush yellow Corn 81 30
cts sales 100 bbls Whisky III eta. goO Corn N.s,
20 Rscon-Hog round held 81 go. Hams - cis Tor
sugar cured sui cGayssed shoulders q cts sales 60
boxes Cheese At Il etc Tte river IA r'sns hore
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VALENTIs GOMEZ FARlAS,
JOSE MARIA Dr.. LACUNZA,
LUIS DE- Ia ROSA.
PASCAL GONZALES FUESrES,
MARiANO OfEKO,
COSAE TORRES.
MANUEL ROBSFDO.
JOAQUIN NORRiEGA

TO kis Ercttacs t< frtsasNt y INC tVhSrs' y me CnDH
The fo-eroing protest enclosed - the H1s.sr II
Foreign Affairs 10 communication b the Governor Of
the STATE OF Mexico cstsd AZ lolucs che Csptsi Of
that State and about forty niles souheasi Of ths C.y
Of Hsxicc) August % TIE Governor eniarses On ths
sentiments contained 10 the protest peaks OF the efforts
made By he people - raise and equip army which
N there hst been chief worthy 10 take comm and Of n
would been victorious and fnishes BY declaring
that the var b. continued Until pescs can be maze
zth dignity and honor ard such peace az will De sp
proved y gst ard generous men throughout the world
Then fo1ws address from the ssne governor 10 the
people If the State exnorDg hem h continue the war
reminding them u their ten yesrs vita spain gl-
der adverse eircumstsnces and telling them that
for another ten years or for hundred years ~osld
be preferable 10 grominy.
Al article In tue MeztcaH NaciozsL Of Aaguss n,
ssts tina, Mr. Trt 81 hrst refused TO receive the Next
can Commissioner because they had no, authority both
conclude peace and to form an Off nsse sld defen-
ave alliance against European preten.ions but thai full
powers had been given 10 the Commissioners.
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DECLINE IN COTTON.

IMPROVEMENT IN THE CORN TRADE
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Letters from St Pe.ersburgh OF the 9TH inst state
that the civ had been visited with the most terri
bic storm Of wind and rain ever experienced Win,
in the memory Of the Oldest inhsb'ant IL rained
necessarily ior - hours while the WIND blew win
intense violence The result OF this visitation was
the destruction Of above 400 houses AZ one PERI
cd fears were entertained for the safety OF the en-
tire city AID some timid and saPerstitious persons
spp.ehendea ths, The end Of the world wa AZ hand
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~ TnE CnEAPEsT AND BEsT PLacE ~ THE Cgry 70 get
your boots shoes CATERS, - a. JosEss Anas rear
the Museum. You can get there good boots Tor 81 y %
can be purchased elsewhere for 81 Quite savinT Ne
also sells first boot IS 81. which ug1aly cod
or - Double soied proof boots AZ - 30 A. ard
g. Jones has the true sysfel ght expenses and snail
profits. All goods purchased a. Ann-st wnu,sted 10
give entire satisfaction. 80 81.
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The Convention ,hen proceeded to Nominate and elect
two Delegates To the National Convention to meet In
Bu,fso on the 10th of October met
GrRkrr SMITH and ALvAN STEWART were appointed
Is such Delegates and Lewis Tsppen and Henry Bradley
we're appointed alternate Delegates
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
Superior mode of Curing Hams.

Agreeably to your request, send you
the process curing the hams | sent you
in March, which recently called forth
the admiration of the American Agricul-
tural Association, and the Farmers Club
at New York,
made a pickle of two quarts of salt.
TO which | added one ounce of summer
savory, one ounce sweet maroram, one
ounce allspice, half ounce saltpetre, and
one pound brown sugar; ! boiled the
whole together, and applied the mixture,
boiling hot, TO one hundred pounds OF
ham, and kept in the pickle three or
four weeks.
My process Of smoking was not the
most expensive, but may not be the less
available on that account. | smoked
the hams in seed cask, with one head
in, with a small hole for the smoke to
come out hung my hams to the head,
and used about peck of mahogany saw
dust for fuel. smoked them but one
week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
That Old Tea Kettle.

Don't throw away that old cracked
tea-kettlc, say, said Aunt Patty Par
ley. 1t is one Of the most useful arli-
Giles in the pot closet. When you have
a cracked tea-kettle, then you have the
best thing in the world for cooking pota-
toes.
Wash them, cut off the end where the
eyes are thick, and then put them in the
tea-kettle without any water, and hang il
overa moderate fire, and in bait an hour
you will have your potatoes baked, dried
and mealy, and just the very thing for q
good dinner. The nose of the kettle
allows all the moisture of the vegetable
TO escape, and a cracked tea-kettIe is es-
scntial to good eating.
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agricultural
LAME COWS.

Mr. EprroR: In 1902 or 1904 my fa-
tber had about ID head of cattle ; the
foot all got into the stock, lost two oxen
and one COW before we found a remedy ;
the hoof began to crack off at the back
part and kept on ginning till it came off.
We took fine toothed saw and cut the
point of the hoof off so that the hole
was sufficient for il to discharge, and put
on some tar or other healing ointment ;
the complaint begins in the hoof and
cannot find any other way to discharge
but to crack off the back part, without
the point is cut off: the inside is dead
and rotten and emits great stencil
when cut off. We did not lose ary after
cutting off the point. SO.
Ptoughmdn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02
New Way of taking Leeches.

A stout Irshman the other day in New
Orleans, says the National, was seized
with the yellow fever. The physician
recommended lecches, as one Of his rem
edics, to cure the fever, and after giving
as he supposed distinct orders how to APP
ply them, he sent them to him in bot
tie, that he might dispense with leech-
er The doctor calling in the course of
the day, found most of the leeches alive
in the bottle. Expressing his astonish
mcnt, he asked his patient why he had
not used them. L" Used them, is it,
said Paddy, cycling them with disgust,
hayn't swallered two Of the sarpents,
and if it's more ye'd have down to save
me from yaller fayer, then go for a
praist.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-02

sonal property you are master of-thut
is the question:"
cam isn't Katy personal and very
good property, too and Amt master
of her, to be sure 2"
elbow much money have you loaned
on mortgages, Darby :"
"Divil hap'orth, Kurnel, barrin' the
two and nine pence | owe Katy for a
new skillet she added TO her household
chattels."
Have you any debts due you, Oar
by"
Debts is it, Kurnel To be sure |
have oceans oy 'em. owe Milky Pagan
for patching my brogans, AM"
" Never mind the brogans, but have
you any shares in the bank stock :"
Darby Doolin never was in the
stocks in the hool course NV his exis-
tcnce, an it's blushin' am at the bare
mention Nv it now, Kurncl."
ANY loans or investments 7"
Wan loan, Kurncl. Tooley Hugan
lint me the loan of his lanthern TO-
" Ha ha Darby, TO find your invest
ments, no doubt"
/" Not bit Nv it, Kurnel; the ownly
vestiments I've got are on the back ofmo
not TO spakc o Katy's that haven't the
price Nv Il name to their back"
q" Have you any gold OF silver plate
Darby 7"
"Patc is it, avourneen! The only
sines O. goold or silver plate I've got to
the name o Darby Doolin, is the dool
plate which is shnin' brass to the fore.
" Ha ! la ha Well, have YOU a
pleasure carriage, Darby :"
GA can ,cheeled one, at your service,
Kurnel."
Thank you, Darby; but have no
occasion. Do you carry gold or silver
watch, then 7"
Divll wan, but the ould wooden
dial forenst the back door, wild the bra
zen nose on the face of il"
AS this terminated the legal catalogue
of questions, the worthy and fun-loving
assessor, laughing heartily at Darby's
strange answers to the enquiries of the
law, bid him good morning and left him,
DICK DAsHwooD.