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CHARLES y. SII.NN .hItI,
lit Nos Ill md l73 Can't street, -Nclr Orleans,
Has just received the r,.sc: ny. beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ANoIES ard Et.l}~TFAi>S in Ht-
dition u his hitherto large stock Ut
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in i line ii ln,in.>s- Parties
,yi,1i. iivins line vii: fin. it their advantage
give him call before pure haSiH9 elsewhere.
CHARLES \. STEW ART,
o. 2pitAllW IL Rtt lI3 a'''' street
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\ choice >.tcticn Of rt1 ED 'H1DS ss As fax ''-N q
TEA !;t,ItNtCE CAKE \SkETS t'Hl II +NES, lit l.
TER COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS, NJ INTt:l. AND CHAM,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ErERUNf.S, l'RESER|t.STANi'S
silver W are.
From +t! ,unuHlctt liz r.ttile argr>t 7FE Ia
tie ~ou;l and guaranteed Of STANI }ItN n EjTI. CONSIST
.s in part Of TEA SITS, TEAI% rIT' NEi;S tENS.
SALT STANDS, G0liI.ET$ HUF~. SPOONS ;1. FORKS,
in .r4Gy st:le and Al lnodrv,tr 2tice>.
gable Cutlery.
,;tiri, Of IuflL tie I;rn=l ami NHsHrr
KNIVES low price, ,n1'" expressly for u III !topr
AI.o the htul- from ;,e cira;c, ~ 1 MANN
t.etnte'.
lamps
SOLAR AND MNpEKA1 FL .-A In iU:it:2 t.>o;:l!"lt d
;e :t"g it onzr Gl.,> and tyrceall III AMI richly ie:
yE:rl.
1Eanfci and PnrInr Ornaments.
tiNuE,I.ABEAS AND " >i.S. 'iRDl p AND HTATt
ETTES-Uf Bronze, PurceltH lu r"tau Ware.
,,n,rlr;e sets Of FKEN'Ii PORCELAIN DINNER SER
VT f. ~ 1r1r at, ordered, with sari piece Il pat
10 ,tit any taste
Clocks.
IN reat Variety and prizes varying f. III 80 10 Sai
WARRANTED GOOD TINE kEEPERr. Fur >HIe ),y
HYDE. & GOODRICH,
al 2r:f s'''f.r ''aHt' md Royal SIS
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aen Orlsans 9ailp Crsstent,
saREs o. nixon. "t'4iAA :" ADA~
ny NIXON 6 ADAMS.
,,ErnE No. 70 cAMP STREET.

TERMS:
- Crescent will regularly served to subscribers IN inc
c;ty ct an early every morning. Sundays
$40 year in advance; halfyerly and quarterly at WIG
same rates or 20 cents week, payable to the carriers
Rdvertisern eilts per squarefrst inserticn IN ali "
81 for every subsequent insertion 80 cents.
Advertisements on the second page are charged % 40
insertion. ,oa g, ,or
square for every insertion 5 ., -
Advertisements not Marked will be publisher one month"; VI
and charged accordingly advertisement or sno'
scripon viii be stopped until all are PAID AZ Inc
option Of the pronretors.
Discount will be made to regular advertisers
# II THE DAILY CRESCENT
which renders desirable medium for adTer-
sers AS FAMILY PAPER it circuates largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes early hour and being te
before the approach Of business hours consequently
for family use may be advantageousy published IN n'
columns ss4
THE WEEKLY CIR ESCENT
Is published every Monday morning at s. year. IN
advance Having an extensive circulation throughout Lon
isana Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
states It presents favorable mode to advertisers OF making
their wares aud commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square. each Insertion. a4a.
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no House, Il ecsserS.

We would call the attention Of those in Of
HOUSE FURNISHING DAE GOODS.
10 OIL, lnr.e and assorted stock Of Importation which
we have lately received, consisting in part Of
RICH NEW STYLE SILK AND WuRSTED pAMASh, for
Curtains:
RICH EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
JACQUARD AND DAMASk MuSIINS;
- pAMASkTA ABLE SETS AND SERVICES DE REAKN;
EMBROIDERED BOrlNETS AND PLAIN NETS ion
Bats.
French and English WOOLEN and MoIL.ErOS BLANK
Er$;
French Scotch and Irish SIEETlNtiS and PILLOW LIN
En-;
LINEN AND COTTON STRIFE AND PLAID TICKING
CHINTL-for Curtains aud Furniture coverings. As also al
Dry Goods i, the house furnishing line which will be od
loW prices. -,, ,,~,,-
or- n,hf Is Charities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

COAL AND 1RoN IN NORru CARoLINA--lt is stated
that Mr.. Haughton, of Chatham county, n. G., has
sold his coal plantation on Deep river to an English
mining company for 3l40 900. Mr.. Thomas tnth2nk
has sold his farm, which joins Mr.. liaughton'< and
contains valuable beds Of iron ore to the same for
t. 1nO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIDRoAD--We learn from
the Baltimore Patriot that the net earnings of this
road during the past year amounts to a 900.
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CHANGE OF Hour OF U. S. MArL.-From and after
Saturday, the LIST November the great Northern and
Eastern mail, via Mobile, will be closed at our Post
Office at . o'clock, P. NJ when commences the win
ter schedule Of the mail line Of boats between this city
and Mobile. The stoppages at the intermediate land
ings, Bay Of St. Louis and Pass Christian will be dis
continued. The hour Of departure for Mobile will be
on the arrival at the Lake of the o'clock P NJ train
of cars. The coast packet Creole will continue ri-
weekly trips to the coast and gulf shore villages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR SpRAGuE OF Ruour
lsLAND-This gentleman, one of the most extensive
manufacturers in Rhode Island, died in Providence on
the afternoon of the 10Th inst. He was the Fillmore
elector for the State at large.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

PORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. -- By
note from the President Of this excellent and truly
phianthropic association, John Davis, ESQ, we learn
that the tombs of the society in the old Catholic
Cemetery, on Allsaints Day, will as usual be applo
priatey decorated and daped in mourning, and that
at o'clock in the afternoon religious ceremonies will
be performed by the Rev. Father Morisot Chaplain
of the Association assisted by his clergy, to witness
which the public are respectfully invited to attend.
On the same day the Portuguese Benevolent Asso'
citation propose taking collection for the benefit OF
the New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum on Camp
street. We trust the collection will be large None
of us can devote our surplus means to nobel purel
or holier purpose, than to aid institution that nur
lures, cherishes and educates morally and mentally SC
many Of the poor orphan girls of our city. Go and
give, all of you.
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TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS. 1856.

To CoRREspoSDESrs.Per arrng for The Crescent o'h
1,aseber IN mind that do not admit anonymous coDnni-
cations al cases Is required that The name and Satus 9
The ,oriter be made to lin confidence Of eos o0e
insertion, Gs t#tsEsysFe i s4s eN
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TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION IN ACsTEIA.--AccOrd-
ing to recent statistical return, there are now in the
Austrian monarchy 1893 physicians G,2G0 surgeons,
10000 midwives and 5000 Notwithstanding
about one physician and one surgeon to every 5000
inhabitants, and one apothecary for every 1900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

POSTPONED. - Owing to the incemency of the
weather, the concert of Mine Sieminski, which was
advertised to off at Odd Fellows Hall last eve
ming, did not take place. The concert may be given
on Thursday evening, although this is not positively
certain. Due notice, however, will be given.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

so We are requested to call attention to a
sale this day. at the Of Camp Julia Streets of urn
ture, millinery goods bonne silks emboidccs ETC. al 10
O'clock and of store fixtures ocock by Gardner Smith
aHetQDeer. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BRlDGEroRr, ILL We
learn from dispatch, dated Chicago, October 20th
that fire occurred at Bridgeport town about three
miles from Chicago, on the 18th inst, which destroyed
IN addition to the steamer Falcon previously reported
the packinG-house OF Hough & Keeshaw with large
quantity of beef belonging to Hawkins & Van Ant
werp. The loss of Hough & Keeshaw in buildings is
$25000-insured for S24 900 and in stock $4,000
insured for $4,000. Hawkins & Antwerps loss in
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b. B. OF G. Y. n. A procession Of Louisiana
"swam No will march through principal streets of the
city to-day and conclude their festival by grand ball at
Armory Hall. See advertisement "a another column
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.FegC Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY, ETC

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY, ETC
ep- he ssrn7H1 R1E.
6o.................CAKP S7REET................Gu
Respectfully hegs leave inform his customers in
the city eounry that he is receiving very large and
extensive of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER
and STATIONERY and would call the attention of merchants
and dealers foowin. list of articles which offers for
sale AT the lowest prices:
BLANK BOOKS.
Lcdgers Journals Day Books Books; Order Cash.
Letter, and Receipt Books Bank Memorandum
Copy, Pass Bills of Iadins md Bills of Exchange Books
Indexes Pocket I.edgers, etc.
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial, Super Royal Medium Deny Folio and Fooscap
white and blue, ho,-pressed or plain English, French ard
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick and ;n
best laid Record Paper All the above ruled plain.
SEALING WAX.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp, fine Scarlet Black Fancy Coove1
and pefumed, Gold spangcd and Bronze Sealing Wax.
WAFERs
Best Eu-lh Scarlet Red, Notarul and Transparent Wa:e
OF all sizes
Mavnard Moves Black lux; Arnods English German
copvn- Ink; Stephens Interchangeable Light Blue Fluid,
and his brilliant Red best French Carminc Ink.
WRISTBANDS.
Cr Glass Fancy Agate, Patent ndia Rubber, Screw Bronze
Pocket witley's Patent, Diapers Patent, Cork and Pew
ter Ink stands OF all kinds
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Very thin French Letter Pa Zebra Irvine;
nor. Points for Silver Pencils;
Patent Letter Balances Marble Paper;
rrnns,u,rrnt Note Waters: Mathematical Instruments;
Letter Files, with CLASPS; Ackernans and Newman ;
Tytir- Reels: best French Water Eolors;
Mnlc Memorandum Books, Rogers Cutlery, for Pocket
ivory y"I rSe S;'' Check and Bank Note Scissors
ti"t Laid tii raskctand CONNER IoE Psperi
eia Post lihir Ftncl!H;
Iorc Visitir. Cards: Card and Pen Racks;
p,rfor;rI Boards, different otlng Paper;
cnIrs. Portfolios
Ink Travs: Backgammon Boards:
Irnss Projectors: Playing Cards;
Coorpl Cravous; Chess Boards;
Ronk Slues. Chess Men;
Arnol!'s Steel PEN ana Other Do.nno and pice;
Writing Inks; Surveyors COmpasseS
| Monthly Calendars; Scotch Pen Knife Homes
| Silver Pen Holders: lndcilhe Inks;
| Cocoa Wood and Tin Sand Note Paper:
| Boxes; 5Ornamcniel Note Envelopes
Ivory Bone and Wood Pounce French, English and Amercht
! Boxes; r. Galns; eic :,
Japuutled Paper Caters; Tin Cash Boxes all styles ans
| Twre assorted sizes and qrntI-i sizes:
| ties; =, . iron ash i'pNeS, osi1eS, ttc.
| Ever-p0jntel Silver Pencil Ca etc, etc.
|
| SCHOOL BOOKS.
large supply al kinds i'll general use, selected with srcA
care m subscriber, personally assisted by the u-me
am, advice the eminent Professors ana Teachers
ny Committees, Teachers Dealers, and all who huy
a,r,in supplie, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES at III
| NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE.
j. B. STEEL,
| OF ap,kW No. 60 Camp street,
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asT:We are under obligations to Hon. Jno. slloeil
for valuable Congressional documents
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nsy The clerk Of the steamer Oceana has our
thanks for late St Louis papers.
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90 The clerk Of the steamer J. p. Woodruff mas
placed us under obligations for late St. Louis papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs.-By four ships from DIFF
ferent ports of Germany there arrived here yesterday
1869 German emigrants
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

INCREASE OF WEALTH IN Ou1o.-1n the year 1850,
before the completion of its railway SYSTEM the State
of Ohio had aggregate amount of taxable property
rated at $3.50 340 and in the year 1850 after the
completion of the SYSTEM the value of the same de-
scrption Of property is set down at $500 ,354-
very nearly double. Nothing can more forcibly illus
trate the wonderful effects Of railway improvements
upon the prosperity of a State. Ohio has entered
more largely than any other member Of the coneder
acy upon the development of the system of railways.
In year or two we hope to be able to give esti-
mates of similar encouraging character, although
not to great extent in regard to the effects of
railroads in Louisiana. The extension thus far of our
railroad system, has already worked wonders and its
completion, we canddy believe, will double the value
of landed real estate outside the city in half of de-
cade. Why should not all our citizens then aid in
bringing about so valuable consun,mation? II
they were awake to their OWN interests they would
literally and promptly.
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Railroad E03afCa'1eS.

4 first ra;e nt.cir of MOUNTED LANTERNS, +
lttiiroRl aid Steamboat Fer >al" ~
p Il. FELL CO.,
81 y btl2.W II Camp
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If in the late Pennsylvania election the neighborng
States contributed 900 Sag Ncht votes, which will
in November be required at home and if the % 900
Quakers, all for Fillmore, who did not vote at all on
Tuesday, shall as they will, vote on the 4th of No
vember for Fillmore it is evident from these two facts
alone that Pennsylvania will go for Fillmore by nearly
10000 So says the Louisville Journal of the goth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

Formerly Of III C.vtct street, las removed his Office to
No. Il bourbon street.
Between Canal ami tns"he streets, ~irfe Glty be con
suited III all CHRONIC DISEASES.
S;ricnres Of tvttur nro>y, ttscs and An"sarc&S1
Syphilis in ra,tcH.s cured in very short time
49, -l''''
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az- SEE FIRST AND FOURTH FACES. go
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Housekeeping Goods.

Housekeeping Goods.
\ complete assortment Of articles ni Use, suc, as
LAMPS,
KNIVES AND FORKS,
JAPANNED WARE TIN WARE,
WOODEN WARE, IRON WARE,
BRUSHES, BASKETS,
NuOR AND TABLE MATS, etc,
For sale ii low pstces, by
P. R. FELL & CO.,
u27 2PlNS2rW Il Camp stleet.
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tCy' LfvcI. Complaint, Dyspepsia and piles.

On Sunday, tlc % inst. at AZ O'Clock P. w. M JOHN
:. Dol ~, Of tli, Cil. age, IS years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

FILLMORE BARBECUE AT BAYOU SARA.-The Fill
more men of Bayou Sara and vicinity announce a
grand barbecue, to come off on Saturday next. An
open invitation IS extended to the Fillmore men, here
and at all other points within convenient distance of
Bayou Sara. Good speakers will be on hand and
good cheer in abundance. So all who wish to give
the ball in the country final boost, rally to the Gull
We have had long pull and 4 strong pull, and now
we must commence pulling altogether. Visitors from
this point leave on Friday evening and be back on
Monday morning by the Yicksburg packets. Sec the
call in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

0FFIGE-No Il5 GRAV!ER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, ScALDHEAp Wa,TE Swell &c SORES AND
Ulcers of every description ta3l Oily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

Tie f.hr>, Casa Price PAID for all descriptions Of Second
ha4 Furniture Persons leaving tie city and wishing 10 dis
o~ Of Their furniture will Ind ;!rir advantage to call on
t;ia tusIers--I
Ai,o-Secons and ru.n1c sod exchanged and repaired.
Z. N. TOURNE,
anl9 2."m - l}hronle street.
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sTScEk0ssktc{.s Restaurant,
III COMMON STREET.
E1!'stgs QnR Chemicals.

This establishment has been iot ougly retcd and will
nverrG ON SATURDAY, Nov. !. OF 2pE
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stfdegIea.u, EFurstcss 0ssd 34'sEnks.

sadGEe4.u, EFuy5tcss 0Asd T!'sssks.
IT, ,lcriars have jus. re:cvesla fill supply of English,
French and American
@ADDLIS,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
many ia:e improvements Tcr stock Of both SIN
GLE ard DOUBLE
EN Ga Ae an g 50
Is NOT To BE EQCALLFD IN THE SOUTH. Also, CON
s.y OF, hand complete If Ladies' and ene
meas SOLE LEATHER
II2 C[SSE%Ss
and .lcr articles il. heir e, which they invite attention.
WING 7fAC HINES.
WIN ''' I'D '''' LACEY & CO.,
;e23 or:n1 o. 81 'h"f'es street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fr1n ChamheI's J0I10aI.
THE MAN WITHOUT AN ENEMY

We'll. soliloquised Francois, as he
brushed the coat Of his master, NJ. Bon
n2au. an oificial in tAo bureau ot finance
ii it were not that | don't like to vcX
kind master, | would gladly change his
service for that of Monsieur Billiard, on
the first floor That's pleasant man TO
live Nith--a dramatic autLor! lie has
SO many distinguished visitors; and then
one could go to the play gratis while
here Pm like porter to the whole con-
cen. l have 10 answer enquiries foi
Monsieur Durient, the captain, ON the
second floor have to run for the doctor
for the grandmother of Monsieur Victor
the paintor, on the third or carry note
from him to Mademoiselle Dugrinet.-
Even the writer who lives in the attl'
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NJ AIBER II.



have read i'll books" of the effect Of
music upoa mice, bnt not till recently
had | an opportunity OF ~iin sing the
effect
We called upon Addison c. Dodge,
the vocalist and Gultarist, tho not Os-
sian and found him alone IN his room
= touching the Guitar lightly He
arose, ERECTED Us with his biald smile,
and said
Perhaps YOU would like to see ny
pupils. If you will be seated and re-
main very quiet, vii call them out :
He did 50. He scsun1cd his seat and
taking his splendid toned Guitar. touch
cd some beautiful chords from an Ope ra.
and in moment, two or three NICE ran
out from the corner Of the room, point
ed on ''bee-line" towards the sound If
the instrument They stopped and lis
tened for a moment or two. and rs tho
music glided up and down, they would
move to and fro some inches on the floor.
reminding one of Schottsh. In yari
ons passages of the music, | saw ono
jump Up two or three inches from tLc
floor. Thus they tn4nnuvrcd til tn
1aeis', ceased. wuan t.,ey scampered away
u their holes agaia ',Iy. u. informed
~ tat 1a had ottza amused himself a
ha'. hour 1t q ,,os, by tickling their
seu,c,. WlLh tn. tones Of th. Gn:tar.
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SINGULAR Fact T.-D,d ,on eser buy
horse ! If SO, You hare doubtless been
struck with surprise al the grca, number
Of horses, Just seven years old a shr-Nd
Scotch jockey, whom once employed 10
AID in the selection Of a horse, as he ex-
atnined the animals mouth, inquired Of
the seller, Glow old is he g "seYea
years "Ah,' said Johnny, 'that seven
!earsago was a tremendous year for colts. y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-11

To AND IRoM.-The granite OF winch
the CusIom-H House at Portland, Ne, is
being built is FROM the qnarrics in Gum
cy, Mass. The Treasury extension bull
ding at VI ashington, now in process ol
construction, is to be Of Maine granite ia.
ken from the QUAR-, in the ncighbo,hood
Of lhomaston There is something rarh.
er peculiar abou; this way Of ding
things, We should think.
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| HE " Az DENNIS NCCANN SATG>r1En
WIDOW JouSsoS IA son of the Emcr
aid Isle, whom We Shall clll Dennis Nc
Cam, lad long ab,euted himself from the
confessional, out a few days SINCE hr
appeared before the Priest and confessed t,
sundfy t.ansr rressinns. But the Pries'
was uo. satisfied, and somthng like the
following dialogue passed oetwcea t1em
Priest Now Dennis, fear foa hayc
act confessed all, 50 yon had better nor
keep anything back bnt mike a c lean
breast oft, and tell ne all. Gene, ou'
with it,
Dennis-' Wei, then. yer worship, ii
must be after ,elIin' ye all about il,
sthole the wilder Johnson's pig, an tha,'
a fact yer worship.
Priest That's mighty sin. Dennis.
and you must make satisfaction 10 the
widow
DennS-'An phase yer worship don
know him at alI-and that's fact don't
PrieSt-'Make restitution satisfy th.
widow Johnson.
Dennis An faith I don't know him
It's meseii that don't know him BIT, now
and that's tue what I'm ielin ye, yo'
worship.
Prest-'Make her recompense; pay
for the pig, Dennis; pay Mrs. Johnson fu'
the pig
Dennis Och by me sowl and 1t i:
,ha, yon name now Sure, | can, ln il
for I've ate hun, anu | have not a port
for mesilf and the chiIder SO what'l be
the throube about it, yer Reverence, #
don't pay herf
Priest You will be before the Jnds
ment, Dennis-I shall be there, too, to az.
cuse you-the widow Johnson will ais,
/ be there
Dennis-'An what will DO wlll til
pig be there too :!
Priest Yes Dennis, the pig wlil b
there, surely
Dennis Och, mar,her villa; will
do thin, yer worship! Fax, an hay
it, yer Reverence. I'll give her up III
pig thin and there, yer worship, an So
will an troth that sam'll be after satisfy
ing her intrely.'