i > oil’ll be ailin'! belax mg im*. '' ■- i' ■ ■ ■
; g:v a stnai; miice ap.c.e o i im.' ■ ami ;
,a D it’drmi i and a I'ienc >mi 1 to
Hhem from being onasy and boalting the 1
jjgub r ticket, but limy arn't of much ac-i
icount : t all, at ail. So my dear Pathrick
iye had in ther come us quick as ye can.—
Lave votir pidkax and shovel, for ye will
■ have no occasion forlhim in this “land ot
1 the free” as I-e natives call it. Bring all
the byes ve can w’id you. Revnimber me
to Tim and Con and all the rist.
Your oun uncle,
Daniel O’Donnell.
P. S.—l forgot to tell ye about the
pav. Moo t, of the wages is light, but the
i "ptuquesites.” as the Yankees call it, are
iquite daccnt. Thin ye will have extra
jchances in the bilditig of suets and the
| likes of that.
I’. S.—Bring your she]lelah with ye.
P. S. — If ye shouldn't recave this let
' tor, let me no, and i’ll sind ye anither.
Daniel O'Donnell.
Health of Col. Benton. —'1 he X\aali-[
I ington correspondent of the. New York;
\ Tribune says that Col Benton lias entirely
recovered from his late severe illness, and;
l-eems quite rejuvenated.
