THE IRTSHMAN'S GAMECOCK.
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A Gentleman residing in the vicinity of n. York,
was desirous of raising some game cocks, and ac-
cordngy despatched his Irish servant to The city to
purchase quantity Of eggs.


The Irishman returned highly pleased with the
success Of his mission and placed the eggs under
hen to hatch. He watched the process OF incubation
with great impatence, and when the future prize
fighters emerged from their oval prisons. he seized
upon one and hastened with joy to exhibit it to his
master.


Master, Master" cried Pat, ounley just look
here %


The Gentleman cast his eyes upon the bird, and
discovered it to be a duck Astonishment and
Indignation prevented him from replying, and Pat
continued.


s.The paraty orchards of ould Ireland never seed
the like of this--look at his b-look at his .fsa,
turning up the webbed toes of the biped) what
Jewel of fighter he'll make-tie holy St. Patrick,
couldn't trip him up"


american Carpeting-There have been usually
imported from so to 100000 yards of ingram car
petnss from Great Britain, annually at this port.
This is an article which will soon be supplied exten
sively from our own manufactures. are al
ready several manufactures of it in this vicinity.
We have lately seen some made at Midway, and
for sale by Mr.. Tarbell, State Street which
sidered equal in quality to the best Kiddermnster
manulacture.--Bostoe advertiser.