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NOR RENT AS A BEDROOM-ALA LARGE,
Il comfortable front Room, at No 4359th street,
a nei2 abOrhood at once very central, very quiet,
and very convenient TO the Post and Patent OFF,
ces. dec 4 eo2t#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

E>OR RENT-THAT LARGE AND AIRY
streets, over A. Hoover Sons Shoe Store suita-
BILE for frst- class Boarding House. 1t is now
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire Of A. HOOVER & SON,
south side OF Penn avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets. oc 3O-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

ID ECEIVEB AND NOW OPENING, AT
III HUTCHINSON & MUNRO'S, fine as
sortment Of Work Boxes, Cabas, Reticules, Porte
Monnaies, Gard Cases, Portfolios. Writing Cases,
Jewel Cases, Card Receivers, Watch Stands,
Toilet Bottles, and Perfume Cases, together with
many other things, suitable for presents, at our
Fancy Store, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets.
dec 8 ct HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

WASHINGTON LIGHT INPANrRY's BALL
This company has changed the time Of giving
their ball from Easter Monday to the 23d OF
February, when the Infantry will present an
affair possessing unusual attraction, worthy Of
the old corps, and deserving the patronage of
their friends and the public. They design
making this ball one Of considerable magni-
tude, and as . basis will open subscription
lists for their friends to sign. In the mean
time the corps will be constantly under mill.
tary instruction, and will open their ball with
some Of the finest company evolutions and the
drill in the manual Of arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

VIOLIN AND GUITAR sfhtNos' AZ
v ELLIS'S Piano store. acc
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
II The residence corner Of and 21st streets,
containing Is rooms. The house is lighted with
gas stable and the large grounds adjacent can
be obtained II desired Rent moderate to good
tenant. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS, Bank
ers, opposite Treasury. dec5-1W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

TIE SALOON on the corner of Q and Sixth
streets, in charge of Mr.. Henry List, late bar
keeper at the Kirkwood House, is an invitin,
place to refresh the inner man. We advis
our readers to 20 and see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

RIor Last night, a number Of young men
disposed to be disorderly, created n disturb.
ance in the First Ward. Complaints were
made to the officers that party were going
round robbing hen roosts and committing
other petty offences. The watch and police
went in pursuit, and very soon heard cries OF
murder watch &c. The rioters scattered
before the officers got near to them, and all
escaped except one, Alexander Jones, who
was secured In addition to the riot Of last
night, there is charge against him for being
engaged in the fire riot some weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

VALUABLE TIMBER LAND AT PRIVATE
SALE.-1O0 acres OF heavily Oak and Hick-
ory WOODED LAND, convenient to the Canal
and within miles OF Georgetown, for sac.
100 acres in Pine, thickly set and Of large
growth, within 3 miles Of Georgetown
The above will be sold on the most sccommo
dating terms; or the privilege Of cutting the
wood at a reasonable price will be given on sppli
cation to BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown
dec 2.eo2w
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.

AND sURROUNDIN6 COUNTRY.
THEIR LARGE SUPPLY.
BONNETS, OF ALL QUAIL -.
Mites and prices from the finest Frenchs ~
AeHats to the lowest pri ed 26o
Fine and Handsome HEAD DRESSES, in
great variety.
EMBROfDERi Of all kinds.
TRIMMINGS to match any style OF Dress
goods.
RIBBONS Of every style.
And, In fact, every variety Of Goods usually
found In first class Trimming Stores
tPDRESS MAKING, after, the latest and
most approved styles. M
N. B-The supply is kept up through the en-
lire season. M. WILLIAM,
ill.,. Opposite the Centre Market.
S-A great cartsty Of articles suitable TO,
Christmas Gifts nov 39-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

Ar BRowN's HOTEL, last night, there were
six brides The States of Pennsy lvsnia, New
York, North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee,
and the Island Of Cuba were thus charmingly
represented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

THE BOOK OF THE DAY.-THE AID
Il ventures Of Rowing Diplomatist, by Henry
Wiko6, author Of My COurtship and its Conse-
quences. For sale at
SHILLIN6TOE'S
Bookselllng and Stationery Establishment,
dec 6-3t Pa. ave, corner ot4K street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

A PEW IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH AND
"A the eegant Carriage belonging to the late
hon: Daniel Webster, Tor sale. Apply to w. z.
WILLIAMS, at Chubb Brothers, Banking
House. dec 5-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

TEE franklin FIRE COMPANY at its meet
ing last night passed the following resolution:
Whereas, this company being without q
suitable building in which to keep their fire
apparatus in efficient working order during
the winter, find it necessary TO put q portion
Of il out Of service, and to limit their services
70 the Second Ward, therefore
RssoIUsd, That until the Engine House for
which provision has been made by the Gov
eminent, be completed, the apparatus In
charge of this company shall not be carried
outside the limits OF the Second w ard, unless
for the protection Of Government property, or
by the request of the Mayor, Chief Of Police, or
Captain Of the Auxiliary Guard, in case Of
emergency.
THIS tuesday night is the second of the
delightful Grace Church Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09

EOR RENT THE LARGE THREE Story
Il Birch House, situated on the corner Of 18th
and II streets, containing 10 Rooms. with Coal
Cellar and Bath Room. Inquie OF JAMES w {.
BARKER, next door to the Lutheran Church.
nov 2-H
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For Sale and Rent,

QOOMS HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. AT
H No 255 q, between 14th and 18th streets, fol
rent. dec 40
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OUTRAGEOUS AssAULr.-Emanue Lacy was
tried this morning, before Justice Dom, for
an outrageous assault on N. Rutland. The
Justice, after hearing all the evidence, held
him to bail for trial at the Criminal Court :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-09
DLACk FEAFHERs.-A VERY sUPEh-
u S 10! article can De ctI%usslDY's ga Pa ave.

DnCKEr TOOTH BRUSHES. LARGE
..sortmen Of these new and useful articles
noxv opsDing at the great Brush Emporium
dec THE Lakes, 50s Penn, avenue
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CLOCKS:-CLOCkS!-
ONLY THINK OF IT,-GOOD CLOCKS
~ from 81 SO up to S3o..all eNSD
IS different styles Of Clocks TO-
selectfrom. Also, Clock Cords -
Weights, Keys, Balls, Oils, and everything In
the material line Cali and see for yourselves, at
} ROBINSON'S, 349 Pennsylvania avenue, OPP
posite Browns Hotel nov 24-4m
UNFOLDING PRESENTs.-IN ADDITION
w to our very large stock Of WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATED WARE,
we offer beautiful assortment Of choice goods
suitable for w eddinp Presents.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
dec 6-3t 324 Pa. av bet. 9th and 10th SITS
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NOR RENT "A PARLOR AND CHAMBER
Il handsomely furnished, In one Of the most de-
ent TO the National, Browns, and Dexter's Hotel
The house is new, with all the modern improve
ments, water, gas, &c. Also, several very pleas
ant Chambers, at as Louisiana avenue, south
side near 9th street dec 2
NOR RENT.-FURNISHED PARLOR AMI
l. Chamber, on 7th street, near G, and situated
near the Patent Oface. Apply at this Office.
dec LIT
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24
READ. READn

Hear What J C. Breckenridge Says!
John G. Breckiaridge, candidate for the Vice
Presidency on the Democratic side; said, 10 his
speech recently delivered at Tippecanoe, Ohio, be.
fore very large mass uieeting!- ssss
{ s0-"I am connected withno party that HAS
FOR IrS OBJECT THE EXTENS1O OF
SLAVERY, nor with any TO prevent the people
Of u State or Territory from deciding the question
Of its existence or non-exstence with them for
.1emselves." sss
Again, Mr.. Breckenri lge uses tie following
i,nsuage- .argH ssis ~
ag~"IHAvE no coSNECrIoN With
MY PARTY WHICH PROPOSES TO
EXTEND SLAVERY OVER THE TERRI-
TORIES OR Any WHERE ELSE" -y6a
Democrats, do you hear thats Mr.. ]. Q. Breck.
enridge your Democratic, Southern candidate for
Vice President made use Of the above language
few days ago, before thousands! Can you 'Hor.
ry it DOWN." f. s.ss.5is
Americans. take notice of this and show It 70
tie Democracy. s. s6k
II
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24

Gov. FLoYD AND Mr. FuLxoRE.-Gov: Floyd
te Distinguished Virginia Democratic orator and
Buchanan Eector, in his Wall street speech, the
other day in New York, avowed his readiness to
give his vote in the. Electoral College for Fillmore
if the earth should open and swallow him up for
it, ifbyso doing, he could defeat the Republicans
candidate, and added that Virginia win back him
in this determination. He is also reported to
have useaths following language ID the course Of
the same speech: s ssssa
Mr.. Fillmore signed those compromise measures
aid lis recognition OF This great principle of right
and justice, won from the South, without distinc.
ton of party; the highest testimonials of, confis
.lence and respect When he laid down the due
lies of the, Office Of she Presidency and passed
hnmewarei through the Sou b: his tour was ono
Of continued ovation. Suce gentleman, is the
IS the reverance feltsin our region Of the country
for t',e. fundamental doctrines Of constitutional
tibelty. ,sssss fs3ss sss,s
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24

The AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET IN PENN
srLvASrA.-There are as yet. says the Nashville
Patriot but two electoral tickets in the State Of
Pennsylvania-that nominated BY the Americans,
and that Of the Buchanan Democracy. Enemies
of the American party have put forth the state
ment that our ticket is composed of an equal nun.
bers Of Americans and Fremonters. This is untrue
1t has not the least foundation 10 fact. The
American ticketis composed of Fillmore men ex-
clusively. We have taken pains TO ascertain the
facts, and we can state authentically, that every
name on it is a true friend OF Fillmore and Done
son. Americans. be not mis'ed by the tricks o
the enemy!
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24
EAMM s. HAkkyE BON,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING


YAzoo CRY, MISSISSIPPI.
Dealers in all kinds Of Eastern and Western
Produce. Also Groceries, Liquors, Fine Teas
&C., Bagging and Rope, Plantation Goods of
every kind, such as Kentucky, Jeans. and Lin
seys, Negro Boots and Russets, Brogans Low
Ellis, domestic and al kinds Of Staple goods.
Carpenter and Smith tools of every description,
Castings. large wash kettles, Pots, Ovens,
Spiders. Extra lids, Stew-pans. Skillets, enam-
sled Kettles, Cauldrons, Stoves, Glassware,
Nails, Tar, Lime aud Cement, Window glass,
md Sash, Putty, Oils, Powder, Shot and Lead
Hardware, and all kinds Of Cutlery.
Fine double and singled Barrel Shot Guns
Rifles, Powder Flasks, Gun Caps, Eley's pat
ent Gun wads and Caps, Shot Pouches, Wip
ing rods, &C., &C., Woodware of every descrip
tiop, also Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Pump Curbs, and Fix
.ures for Cisterns.
Fine chewing and negro Tobacco, Cigars o
every quality. Also Agents for Geo. Page &
lCo. (Baltimore) Portable Saw Mills.
Tney are prepared with good Fire Proc
Warehouse for the storing Of goods and Co,tor
iberal advances made in cotton stored will
| hem.
o. Particular attention given to receivin!
and forward ~ Of goods.
| Yazoo Cily. June 6, lS56-lv.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24

- He New Orleans Picayune says: : We
have an abiding iaith that Oh; the lah Of No
yember nexL tie pstriotism Of The peoples ris-
;nr superior u tils teliests ef party. VIII prove
that tie eohstitdtion md ths Union have ! deep
md perussasns hold on their helis1t affections.
The duty Of the patriot ID this Presidential
oohtest i dear. I. i 70 eve sid to no seciion.
i party, but 10 loin The noble bsndthst scarrIes
|ths aat, aud iseps stop u tle diusie q the %
- =, Il 8 s5ss 1ss
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24
rUBLlsHED EvERY FRIDAY moRrIsc.
]. YAzoo CRY. MISS. FRIDAY OCTOBER a. 1856


The enthusiasm for Fillmore II rising to 4
perfect whirlwnd. II it 90 On at this rate,
steadily increasing. it will eclipse the mefnora-
BILE Harrison campaign Of 1910, which was di-
rected by the Wings against the same wils
principles, under the head Of Martin Var Bu
ren. as now under his particular friend, James
Buchanan. A dispatch to tie. Baltimorr Patriot
speaking of the furor in New York for F.Ilmor, /,
SAYS:
Intense political excitement now prevails r
this city and throughout the entire State, in con.
sequence Of the uni,n effected yesterday be-
tween the North Americans and tie Americans;
or two visions Of the American party upon
Fillmore and Donelson. The movement was
wholly unexpected, but resulted in perfect bar
mony.
The positive and emphatic refusal Of the
New York Herald to support the Republican
nominee for Governor has also produced Intense
sensation amongst The adherents Of that party,
and they are in great trbulation in view Of al.
most certain defeat Fremont stock has repre-.
ciated astonisbingly, aud is rapidly declining
whilst that Of Fillmore 10 going up with un.
prccedented rapidiry.
Buchanan is also losing ground; and far il
the rear of his competitors. He has not nj
earthly chance in this State.
Leading politcians--men of sober judg
ment, intelligent merchants and su bstantal bus
mess men, are everywhere turning towards Mr.
| Fillmore as their abiding hope. "A genera
sentiment is being whispered in all importan
circles thai New York is certain for FllImor
and Donelson. The elements are in motion
4 have never seen SO much enthusiasm. Mer
chants and business men are coming out b,
scores declaring their determination TO supper
! the national Mig and American nominations
We shall thus soon have body guard of sh
! Union, a phalanx of conservatism for tn
"n,odel President" impregnable to all az
spults.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24
From the Knoxville Register
NEW JORDON SONG.

Salt river was a hoax that suited once the folks
Who the lamest kind Of politics appeared IN,
But now we ascertain, that the Democratic train
Must travel to the other side of Jordon.
So bring all the planks froa the Democrotic ranks.
And btIild you big raft ACCORDING,
For the Buehanan blood viii furnish you flood
That viii float you to. the other side of Jordan.
But when there comes storm, on your sinking plat
s9 form, se
Where many rotten planks have appeared in.
The man with ten tents, viii have a competence
For his ferriage to the other side of Jordan.
So gather up your blades, your mattocks and your
And every other implement accorsiin'--
Bundle up your tricks your mallets and your sticks
For you'll need them on the other side Of Jordan
Now marching in the van. the peorle have man.
Who will prove 10 the d, mocrats burden:
For the chair they led Of yofe. they are bound to
Fillmore,
While Buck will be elected over Jordan.
So ca her up your tents, ye men Of ten cents,
Who labor for the lowest price accordin'
Aud let your tails incline-like your candidate
While saa YOU puddle for the other side Of jordan
Ali printers in gang since the dlys Of bang syne
/ Were never such jubilee atfordin,'
As the printers tother day in the American array
Al laughing at the emigrants for Jordan.
So Prnterrs sTr ad your crow from the earth unit
the clouds
Disseminate ycsir light too too accordin'
For the Democratic sqvd. IN taeir pilgrimage !
Mus. bs il ,hsed % their lodgings over Jerdan.
] Tho ladies all declare gainst tie bachelor var
/ Who looks upon woman as burden:
For not statesman grave or soldier stout and bray
i Has h given to The we'd den walks of Jordan
Nov, f1pud sase your hair frdkn The eng g~Isof u
And every other iucident accordins
You'll qaickIy take yosr leave from ths dauglltI
I Add setiIs % il otha id II Jordan. 8
81 -. - r o. Trs6
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24
Mr.. Brcckinridge on siavery.

Since Mr.. Breckinridses annuaciation at
Tippecanoe, that he did not belong to any party
which advocated the extension OF slavery, new
lights seem to have dawned upon the eyes OF
cer ain democratic editors in the South Here
tofore we have been accustomed to hear, in III 9
region, that party lauded as the only frienIs OF
the institution of slavery. When Texas was
annexed great honor was claimed by southera
democracy for their party, because it gave US
new and immense erea of country, into which
slavery could be extended.
Now, however, since democracy and free
soilism have met and shaken hands upon the
common platform Of squatter sovereignty; an
since Buchanan and Breckinridge bath stand
convicted of that he.esy and since the latter,
a southern man; Heaven save the mark:)
r~pudiates all connection with any party that nas
| for its lbject the extension Of slavery, certain
of their leaders, as We before remarked, appear
TO have received quiteaa sudden mental iitlmi-
natfen. All that they formerly wrote and talked
about democracy being the only ftend ot slavery
was not true, after au 1t turns out that democ'
racv is not the sworn friend uf southern insti-
tutions, at least, SO saws Mr.. Breckinridge. ant
So echo the party organsshrough the 8 SDuth.
The New Orleans Delta. although we gener
ally disagree with it, in this instance gves ex.
preston to our O inion on this new phrase q
democracy. | denounces Mr.. Breckinridge'.
sentiment as utterly inmical to oulhern insti
u,ions. ana proclaims him unworthy the sup
port OF southern men. We heartily endors,
the Delta position. We do profess to b. Ion.
to party that favors the extension Of SLAYER,
Iinto any of the territories of the United State
where majority Of the legalyoters at the tim
, of the adoption of constishti.n n, will vote 10
it. We favor that extension to such degree
that we hope to see the southern people assist
ingit With "men and MONEY!" and we favor i
because we believe tito be matter of vital ne
essity to the people Of the South. We-eg,e
that Mr.. Breckiiridge's example has induce
!, southern men to adhere to a party that is NJ
in iavcr of the extension of slavery whore
may be legitimately and properly car'ied.--l
Whie
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24

The Shelbyville Expositor says: "By the of.
icial returns of the Kentucky election, it appears
.'the American party in that State hasa majori-
ty fover ten thousand votes or nearly three times
Its majority in last years contest. This is shown
.hy the Louisville Journal and Frankfort Com
"monwealth"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24
AMERICAN BANNER.
z A.Zoo CITY,:
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. "a, 1856.
@ # the South
soiW cote for FIJI
more, Fremont can
be defeated.

rHE BosToN Posr AGREES WITH Mr.. BREcKIN-
RIDGE. The Boston Post, Buchanans New Eng
land organ reiterates its statement regarding the
policy Of the Democratic party, as follows:
"It is downright calumny and lying to assert
that the Democratic party have declared in favor
of extending slavery into free territory"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24

A NUT FOR SOUTHERN DEMocRArs. The fol-
lowing extracts from speech recently delivered
at Buchanan meeting, at Fort Des Moines, To-
wa, by Judge Mcfarland, leading Democrat Of
the Northwest, is well worthy the careful study
Of the Southern Democracy:
"Ah, then they talk about Kansas and so on,
but tell you that Stephen A. Douglas has done
more for the free territory and free speech than
all others in the country. There is not State
N nth Of Mason and Dixon's line that could have
voted for free constitution before the Nebraska
bill was passed. Who'lldeny this? All, where's
Codding9 where's your imported whelp? The man
that says Kansas will be slave State is a liar !!
The man that sdys Democrats icant II to be q
slaue State t. athief and a hdry''
This, says the Augusta Sentinel. IS certainly
not very complimentary language to be used by
one Democrat to his brother Democrats of the
South. who are clamorous in their declarations
that Kansas viii be q slave State. Judge Nc.
Farland il, however, true disciple d Buchanan
and Breckinridge. Buck bas, throughout hi
ole life opposed the extension Of slavery oaf 81
Occasions whenever and vherever the questio.
Was presenteds and RfeotGridse i said 70 hav'
declared, u ! lats speer& ID Indiana. that 9Th
Democracy did not de1ifot xtepsio6ofsieyery.'
- in The ice of IL saeh declasstiors from thei
srs. tbe peopls of The soatl ate eoustantl
oId the DenocStic partyis tie only nation.
afty I.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24

HENRY A. WISE ON MrLLARD FILLXoRE-In
nuifying speech at Richmond Virginia, on the
10th ult., Gov. Wise, among many bad things,
paid a deserved tribute 10 Millard Fillmore.
IF Buchananis is not elected" said Wise "God
grant that Fillmore may be-; as he is q man oil
patriotism and principle--for take great pleasure
in testitying to bis being a good mani say God
grant that he may be elected if Buchanan is
not"
This opinion Of Mr.. Fillmore, so hardly wrune
from the lips of rabid Locofoco, is the one uni.
versally entertained by the conservative people o.
this Union and it is to these principles aud patri
otism, so highly eulogized by Gov. Wise, tha
Millard Fillmore will be indebted for his election
The masses do not want for President in thes'
troubled times an unhedged upstart like Fremont
nor political old granny like Buchanan; but the.
want, and win have, ga man Of patriotism ant
principle" man OF nerve and courage, who will
restrain the excesses of factions in both section
Of the Union, without doing injustice to either
st. Louis Intel.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-24
VOL. 2--N0. g.
TEN Cents q day Or Buclna IA n md
. Clay.
Tgss-@cooooo sons.s

Trss-@cooooo sonss
RESPECTFULLY DEDiS4rrD 70 sesssa xalSia:
An elderly man went forth to his toll. 2
And carried his woodhors ID saw: =
a uian cannot work without his tools liz -
Nor talk while he's holding his law.
Said be, ~ he went zone dollar dav.
One dollar day is what be must pay.
He labor'd and told. forsthe work ~. rourh. ~
And night found him aboli ifg st.l ssss
The wood it was wet. and withal very tough.
And the saw it was rusty and dull.
IN have to resort to the grease" skid he.
"im sweating. I'm sweating to death; al msia
len cents, dc.
The wood was cut, the old man cut down:
The owner came out with frown;
How much do you charge for your work my mani"
One doliar,-aD more if can"
dollar for you laborer too, i .aa s. )
Why ten cont: day is all that il dus.' 50.
"Tsn cents day, you crusty old ELF.
Ten cents day for my labor?"
Eyes, ten cents day. It's all I will pay.
Enough for laboring man.
My name is Buchanan, and ten tents day
10 all You have earaed; and all viii pay.
Ten cents, de-
''Is this Democratici" the poor man said:
Who talks Of Democracy hers7
If had drop of that blood il my veins; -
AYL.soon make it all dsappeaf. |" ...s s. 49,
i Your name is Buchanan, did you not sayr =,
| "Buchanans my name, ,-Buchanan good day"
/ Ten cents, DC. a1g
Away with Buchanan; hialigner of Clay,
Away with Buchanan, awayl .3ss@
Let these who will work for ten cents dayy
/ Vote for Buchanan, defa,Ler of Clay.
i But We, who wish &c be paid for our toll;
Vote to PR sent him six feet of tie soil.
Ten cents, de. k~a