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american nominations.
FOR ESIDENT: &
WILLARD FILLMORE,
or NEW YORK.. IT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
JACKSON DONFI.SON,
OF TENNESSEE.
'ELEC OR S.
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. B. NSON, Jr.,
OF rLAQuEMlsEs.
SALES.--FUTURE
Hon. G EoRG e EUST1S, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
G L e " u Y Il U II * r.,
ORLEANS
SUBSTITUTES:
H. Nj. UNI Nj e RS,
THIRD DISTRICT:
q. G. TIEIB AUX.
OF rEREEBoSSE:
SUBSTITUTE:
FERGUS G IS LID Z Il e.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
PRE- sTON POND, Jr..
OF EAST FELlcASA.
UBSTITuTE:
NJ y. f. ID w A Es DIS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN Il. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY.
SU BTSITUTE:
ADOLF e ID. o o.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
- H r Il IL n l. e y A n Id K X.
TENS4S.
SUBSTITUTE:
Il, p. c II A n E. an26 2pid
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-D0aeeFsO1s, C{esb.

FILL NJ Q r E r N G. E r S.
The members Of this Club requested attend meeting
THIS EVENING, Saturday, Oct H. at Gl O'clock, tlcir
Hail. over tile "UIIVE HOUSE, perddo As bust
Hess Of the Importance transacted members
requested to be punctual
CHAS. D. DREUN, President.
WILLIAM C. HILL. Secretary oil 2plt
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EFiGeR'SeS for 1867 :!

EFlaEI'keS TOT 500
ITO TT Il RS s., EFT n Il Il :,
Nos. "a Camp street and Bank Alley.
Just received full and complete of DIARIES
and DAILY JOURNALS for 1885, Of every description and
size from the Miniature Pocket Edition Medium ito bound
in every style very line Morocco Gilt. The FEITS
40 DIARY is very convenient article for commercial houses
as a Bills Payable Book. For sale low by
D. FELT 4 STETSON,
StationerS' Hall,
oil 2p6t 81 Camp street, and Bank Alley.
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r; os a., Abolionis, yIp Mr. 81 had for himself
runner: W. ~, ~. n XII, ro, Ne n,1s rhia IN Congress,
am1su ib s rsona po ncuantc5 Viii Inn and he would
t .tont ha Eoa II that Willard
m, ~ aaa ~ M sou anG southern nstu@
aaa5a s ,a WIZ ~ nnmocra North Of Mason and
mxon's I'M rhe carre ana;ns Fillmore was only brought
=, ~ nraar, fn Tim opnions positions OF
Gen Casa #s5 E
49, - 4, Fg8' ~, ,,,.u 81 ,o,, cha ;rman
The hon. Charles James faulhiAei - -" III
r. a., -; son+ Do,,oor,+;n National Committee in
VI tle resloellI benloel''ie A 4 10
Washington. -Four years ago. Wllen nc WIS u yihS "
smooth over his apostacy from the Wing party, he
said in n snecch in Congress:
would have been pleased record my vote for that EMINENT
NAS IT. Fmo onsn M9ie 10 the %gtivc save law having
constnonay sanctioned ana approved 1T anu WIZ nus
honesty n @ aaron v Brown, distinguished Ten
1a nan,oc,atic nolitician smoke as follows at
rS,,,,,,,;, on tba 9Th 4uqnst 1882.
Gttu now TURN. with every degree of fairness to the proceed
g Of the Wing Convention They put d no 81 ~ mo
would answered will anlain the fugitive slave law a5
ba answered too viii mSnsa It as have done as one
Mr. Fillmorc's cabinet etc.
MI James NJ. ba'lasoh' buvi''n't' eie,,vi III Aen'
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A BrCuANNN Trick EXPOsED--Nlr. +. Burr, OF st.
Landry parish publishes Il card in the OpeOusAs Pa
trot, Of the ith iust IN which he states that since
his return from the North he has learned Nth sur
prise that there had been report circulated to the
effect that he had abandoned the cause of Fillmore
and the Consultations He says that this sanderouS
report was undoubtedly circulated tor the purpose Of
creating the impression hat he was dissatisfied with
the position OF the Fillmore party at the North :;
aud that it was as disgraceul to its authors as it
was unfountcd in fact. So far from abandoning
his party or candidates, lie had concluded from all
his observations at the North that lis party was the
only national party in that section Of the tnIon, and
Willard Fillmore the only candidate who can defeat
Fremont the candidate of the Aboiitionists.
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EEotsse Furnishing Store,

CAMP STREET. .............l7
Iosekeepers examine the complete
stock Housekeeping articles in course OF recep
Among The things that every houckeer needs Is
THE PEOPLES GRIDIRoN."
To see it, appreciate It's superiority all others
THE RAPID ICE CREAM FRf1EZER.
Freezes the cream in five minutes, with little labor.
article Of SPRING BED, combining luxury and clean
lines equal any; durability above all Others, md last not
least economy being sold NJ half price OF good Article old
style
n To parties in the country will send drawing Of the
above, and furnish Size to suit.
Seq 2plo ?. r. FELL X co.
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Il sg Speaking of the contemplated action of the
Old Line Wings in yesterdays Crescent, we were in
adYertently led into error. The mass meeting will
not take place on Monday evening, as.we.stated It
will probably Come fon the following evening.
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SsATTRDAY MORNING, OCTOBER il, 1856.

40 aoittng for the Crescent n7
mind that DO admit comaHn
cations. al required that the name and sfatHs 81
The 4or be made k,osen to in confidence tose)oofe
/ inse #E = .
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California by the votes cast in the State, is the
eleventh in the contederacy but taking the population
is only the twenty fourth State in the Union This is
caused by there being more full-grown men in pro-
portion to population than in any other State. The
CalforTlails disposed to grumble at this condition
OF affairs because it reduces the influence ofthe State
the Electoral College, where it has only four votes
but they can alter the condition themselves much
more readily than the Constitution can do it for them
Instead Of running away from their wives in the At
Iantic states,as many them do, they should take
them with them, and thus contribute to destroy the
inequality which exists between the voting population
sof the State and its representation.
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Rally! Esu5Iy!! fk0Efy!!!

JUNIOR FILLMORE CLUB.
The members Of this Club requested their Hail.
Dayidsous Row Caroneet street, THIS EVENING, Sat
,iay October H. g. O'clock proceed The Grand MNsS
Meeting I'll Odd Fellows Hail. PunctuG attendance is
oiested. By order Of the President
oil .aplt j. r. NJ, Secy.
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.FcnJEy! Esafty. Rally!
FILLMORE RANGERS MASS MEETINGS

FILLMORE RANGERS MASS MEETINGS.
The FILLMORE RANGERS will hold a serie, ot MASS
MEETINGS AZ the following nanle places The days deg-
na;ed viz:
lah October
3. At the Washington Market, Third D:slc5 on WEDSiS-
DAY, I'D October.
T. 1t the Magazine street Market Fourth District MON
DAY. eth October.
+. At the St. May's Market, First District, WEDNESDAY,,
10Th October
,s5The Speakers who invited to address e above
ngs respectively will b. announced tie days preceding each
meeting. - ~
Z. I. PARKER, President.
p X Howell Secretary Of 2p
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Notice.

steamer will leave this POI for SAN JU AN DE NICAA
" OH the 18TH inst and all persons desin try their for
tunes beautiful country, willhen have opportunity
of doing so. raising body Of FIVE HUNDRED Emf
CIR NTS to go with said steamer, will be happy
enrol the Of all who may call upon my office No.
u ETCII. NGE PLACE.
JOHN A. JACQUES,
oil antf Special Agent NicnrNgnMn Government.
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Constitution GSssb.

FILL NJ O r e r \ N G L r. S +!
The members OF the Constitution Club will meet I'll b EVEN
ING; ut g.. o'clock, "WIITE HAII.' ST. Loris street
A full attendance is expected.
oil 2pl BY ORDER OF THE FkE6lnhAl.
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Rally: EsGtLy!' Re01tN!!!

FIIIsMCR f r a y c. I, r S!
4 meeting of the Fillmore Rangers will be held SNrrE-
DAY EVENING at O'Clock, II ODD FELLOWS HALL"
Hon. GEO GUSTS, il. will address the Rangers.
E. 7. PARKER, President,
r X Howell. Sec'y., A Camp street.
Camp street, sel9 .pteFrSR
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One Of the most distinguished medical practition
crs used to say that he considered fee so necessary
to give weight to ill 0puion, that when he looked at
his own tongue in the glass he Slipped dollar from
one pocket into the other.
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Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure thea, done up in strong wrappers, at the
office No 70 Camp street, at J. G. Morgan's book
store adjoining the Post Office
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House Furnishing Goods.

RSesasOred EtentOUetS !:
FROM NO. Is 10 IL ROYAL STREET.
4 ,nn,v Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quartz
and pts constantly hand, which equ" the best that
comes this market.
Also 80.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
Is IL A N ID ES:
sAZERiC Of the Vintage OF 1856, 1898 Aa ,5 and other
brands.
w HIS * Y:
Of all descrp tio.s-~Scotch, Tgial. Rye ard Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, il. iiis 40 quarts,
Also
On hand my usual Of the hc-t WINES and IL
OJORS in the MARKET which will be suG reasonable
terms rs any other louse III the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
II inf No. II Royal street
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Fecan0U0f.
t4t r,vAI STREET. I24.
]. D. CAMERON & co.
Beg leave to Inform their and the pubic general"
they have removed their stock Of NheunE Floor oh
Cloths ETC. from % Charrrs AID q Cusun't"'e streets 10
their and sfco, sturc, Nc ia CANAL STREET, IoH'"
lHiting<.
We are now receiving varied Assortment Of kieh English
MEDALLION, VELVET aid
NRUS>ELS TAPESTRY CAErETiNG,
Of entirely pDite'us aud designs;
j.
THREE Fly glM VENETIAN NAEFEElNH;
BAl%ES. rEuGGEfS ard RUGS,
o,3l usual variety Of patterns aud qualities
Ennroiercl Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
SILK, Wool ami Wnol DAMASk direct from tho best man"
factories in France and EaelHuhi
WINDOW SHADES, Gill Corices and Pins, aud variety
Of Table CoVtrs
FLOOR OIL CLOTH to "A feet wide by oO feet loiig
which we cut O sGit any size room OF hall
All Of which We will sell at the lowest market prices
J. D. CAMERON s. CO,
&C 2p5t 124 GNuRl street. TouEQ Buildings,
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The FILLMORE RANGERs.--The Fillmore Rangers
will hold their seventh grand rally at Odd Fellows
Hall this evening. Whether the weather be III
clement or fair, we will venture the prediction that
the vast hall will be densely thronged with enthusias
tic and patriotic citizens.
The Hons George Eusts will address the Rangers
and, citizens. AS he has just returned from the
North, he will be able to communicate interesting
ana ualnahla infnrn1atin1
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RALLY RALLY! junior FILLMORE GLUB.-Menl-
bers Of this Club will remember that they are ex-
pected to meet at their Hall in Dayidsons row, this
evening" at 6 o'clock punefually, whence they will
proceed to the Grand Mass Meeting at the Odd Eel
lows HALL Juniors. make such a show tonight that
old Orleans will be proud Of her young sons. Show
by your proptness to obey such calls upon you that
yoa fully appreciate the glorious institutions under
which you live, and encourage your elders by your
enthusiasm to do battle for their preservation.
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Open Open!
NoRRr@, HEAUIL as CO.,
Successors NORRIS x wAv.)
G-E1 ap ri ER II EE HEs @
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under City Hoel)
Are now recei wing large elegant assortment Of tine
B'nshfouahIe Fall and Winter Clothing,
l,,1r,rtnr MI the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. IENEE
and COTTON SUITS NAPIER COATS.
rzt~FtRNlSIINti GOODS in every variety So. III
y. W.. Seymour
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al Law
BATON EiouG e. i a.,
Practices h Profession all its Branches i'll the Parishes Oh
Fast and WEST BATON ROUGE
EAST and WEST F!,E4IGitNA,
,,-ngr,,r c11rpT in New Orleans. uctls 2n;f
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highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Of Second
KAN. Furniture leaving the city and wishing to dis
pos OF their furniture will ud ii their advantage to call On
the Inicrsi -!!ed.
so-SeconI Inilurp ID, c%,a"Eed and reiHired
?. NJ. TOURNE,
o,to nrpr, ~ Iitroune street.
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lay- How often do we hear the inquiry
made What get this violent crmp am nightly
subject well know the to II" my TOO frequent IN
diccnce eating the vegetables and fruits Of the season. be-
sides taking dnsc, or more glasses of ccwEcr during the
day-r0i>cpucuy pay the penalty bT ADVICE to sh'h
wond be- always keep bottle of IiOSTETrEE'S tEtE-
HE AEn STOMACH EIrrES in the house it will 'tort
instant amy person having Cramps SAss, Cholera
Mobs which generally the result o. oNeru'l1tec
in vegetable fact, when interest is consulted no family
can afford Htc They Ne had OF ANY
Of our druggists for dollar pes bottle containing fat!
quart which will last The Sold by .G druggists 1!
! dealers generally ot .p6tWNA
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TsALLYi RALLY! CONSTITUTION CLuB.-Memhers
Of the Constitution Club, you will not forget to be at
your plaee Of meeting the White Hall lat half
past stxo'clock this evening. You who have hitherto
always been on hand WILL we are sure, turn out in
such force sttnight as to add new courage to your
brothers in the great in which you are engaged
Be punctua1, eyena little too soon you cannot err in
that way. Remember the great issues of the present
contest The integrity Of thegreat instrument from
sslichyou take your name is 1t stake-the Union is
,in danger, Rally then and guard Doth it and the
Constitution from the attacks Of sectional enemies.
!. 1.-THE price Of Liberty IS eternal vigilance"
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DIARIES FOR THE COMING YEAR. = Those well
known stationers, Messrs D. Felt & stetson, at Sta
TONERS Hall, No. 81 Camp street, have laid on our
table samples of several kind of diaries for 1857 of
which they have recently received large stock We
find, on examination that these diaries exactly
what is needed in an article of the kind, being well
bound and Of size to suit different purchasers. We
command than To the nnhlic. - - ----
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sadatery, EEos'ncss ohsss Trunks

Sodatery, EH0sncss dit@ Ea'waefs'
Subscribers have Just received tHlI oh!ils u IS
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR LADIES AN y HhN I LIZ EN-
Including many late improvements. Their STOCK OF ooti slN
GLE ana DutBL
-NN "a u.s. uE- O. s. Sd
X v4,r TO BE EQU ALLIED IN THE SOUTH. Also, con
,l an roud IL complete assortment 0: Ladies' and Gentle.
mems SOLE LEATHER
IIs E-11EIT.S,
and articles their line, which they invite attention.
SEE WING u 4 HI e 5,
IN LACEY s. CO.,
| ;,oq ontu1 81 ST. Charles street.
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NICARAGUA reference to Tie notice in another
part Of this paper it will be seen that COL John A.
jacques, Special Agent Of the Nicaragua Govern
n1ent, announces that steamer will leave New Or
leans for San Juan de Nicaragua on the 9th inst
All persons DESTROYS of trying their fortunes in that
promising country will then be afforded an opportu-
nifty of doing So The Colonel raising body of five
hundred emigrants to go with him on the steamer,
and will be happy to record the names of all who may
call upon him at his Office, a Exchange Place, as
well as to give all necessary information.
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UNIVERSITY OF IOrISLANA-hA '" u l.
rencc on the SECOND MONDAY Of NoTetn@ 1856 ana cor
tine until the FIRST MONDAY of April ISL They wlli
embrace Tie most important branches OF Civil HoNinh 'on-
stutolu, and International Law IS We! - @Ei% @E'n-
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GOLD PEss.--As may be seen by an advertisement
in another column, our friends essrs D. Felt Il Stet
son, No 81 Camp street, have just opened very eN
tensve assortment of gold pens Of the make of Levi
Brown, Morton, Bagey, Benton g. Bros and Fife.
The latter, by the way, manufactures something ex
tremely good-we mean the " oblique PEN" one of
which we have used for some time, and found to be
excellent. Messrs. T. Il ST. haXe on hand also large
stock of pen holders pencil cases. etc. which persons
in want Of such things should call and examine.
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Those lv Prot MctWleh VIII 'TeAt "
tImjrnltv and Maritime LAW embracing the r;@h md
obligations Of Masters Mariners ,ip"s anl other Nhr
time forts General Average Salvage, t!E anG h'ny Mart
nrr Contrars Marine ltlrce nUi ltypothccHtioE and
ontcaei< for Maritime Services Building Requiring and Sup
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think there Just ground Of reproac whatever towards
the Executive of the nation. happy to the Senator
from Michigan though Standing in different political res1ions
TO the President do him the justice which he has done this dry
BY the declaration Of opinion which he has made Sir,
perfectly satisfied from all know Of the PRESIDENT aud his
Cabinet there most perfect and mmorbe deternlna
ton carry execution the laws of the land and to employ
all the in their power in order to accomplish it.,
The lanented Senator Downes, OF Louisiana thus
spoke of Mr.. Fillmore during the same session. j
for one a disposed give the president all proper power
He has given DOUBT Ibis sincerity ali fidelity in
carrying out this law
Senator Dodge, of Iowa, is and was Demoerat Of
the old Jackson school, Here is what he had TO say
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No.

ID ~ St Charles
ROLLINS orce more his post The Ant@h fire for
while stopped the operation Of his well known tNlhhfeca
Time the yscnn, las restored % trter one
where he can give al all hot.s Hot Cold, EHpor Shower
Meilcntei BATfIS
lis RAEEERiS SALOON is supplied with The trs artists
the country afford, and Shaving, ,in i;tE leaning,
Dyen aud Dressing have been retActf dow! u" SCIENCE 10
fes assured that he with auerty and dispatch the
fi;stilious. .,.~-,,-
He has for sale well assorted stool; of fresh EEFENEEY,
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tie best yes AID TONES
the hair
49, Ca1l at his Diamond Hair Cutting mud Bathing Saloon,
mis- JOSEF! k'').!-lNS.
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The Students accompany the Professors in u ctr visit, and
free Of expense enjoy extraordinary Hrtli,a I'D 'nIta"f
There during the about eight Adct rsauu pre-
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The Richmond Enquirer is the main Buchanan organ
Of Virginia In its issue Of Sept l4th, 1852 it said
The venerable Senator Cass-Democratic candi
date for the Presidency in ls4s-thus spoke of Mr.
Filmores administration in the Senate, on the l2tl

TtUIulI J, io9f : -
So far as understand the measures Of the President APP
proye them and believe lie is determined to do his duty firmly
in respect this Fugitive snve uw and member of
the Senate will say that if the law deectfvef am willing
coe him with necessary power within the limits oil the
Constitution. ---
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-27
e TEETH TEETH J.! s..
nOCT.- SPELMAN would inform the eli

~ izens of Portage County that he has returned to
Bavenna and fitted up over Doctor Swifts Drui
Store, for the practice of his professions whore he will
he happy to wait on his oldfrends, and as many eW
ones as will favor him with their patronage. I.
Doet. s.. has had more experience than any othe
Dentist in this vicinity, and much any one il
Northern Ohio. In addition to this, during his alb
sence, he has come in contact with. and learned thu
manipulatiCns of of the most distinguished Den
fists in the Union, shat he considers himself bette
qualified for the practice Of his profession than if b.
had remained in Ravenna. Still, he learns wi !.
has hitherto done is i every way satisfactory TO tn,
wearer, and some of ii has stood the test of man
years. -.| ...r tas tss .sr. -...H = ~ a=..- e.
There are gold filings in this county which he inser
ted than eight years ago. which TO all appearance
are asgood ifinserted but yesterday. The is
true of his artificial teeth, and he refer the needy
to hundred persons, who think their artificial quite
as good as the natural organs. .I-- ...., 4
Doet. S. prides himself on being ofthe uery fen
successful manufacturers of ipeorruptibe9 mineral
teeth, in Ohio. Aud well he may, as this branch OF
the profession IL, yet, little understood, though
now taught in every Dental College in the Union, ena-
blcs him to restore the mouth its original shape and
contour, as well as imparng character and indiyidu-
ality to the teeth. -.e sr.... ...... -.8 r .
where he can be consulted Without chdrge; and his
prices for work win be found reasonable that OF
any reputable Dentist in the country, but he will not
be Influenced by horde of irresponsible selfstyled
Dentists, who s'whippng the cnr' from door tn
door, meof whom charge exorbitant prcesfor work
that is absolutely worthless nay, positive injury to
the patient, while another class, who have sense @.
price which they obtain for their services which
wo1ld be very dear tothe patient IL rendered gratuit
ousIy. B.T. SPELMAN.
Ravcnna, August 1st, 1865. 1y. ~ Il fac,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-27
Bostwick & Behtty's soIiIoquy.

Or ShdksPear's Original Ie1t Corrected, and
aF'. "''t'+-' HAMLET Taken Down Peg.
To sell. or not to sell that is the questions
Whether. tis better for the pock et, to suffer ~a
The sales0f others to increase their fortune,
Or place our goods tide of opposition. -.nrsEF
And, by opposing, beat them? That is-to sell
Much more; and bv thst sales to say we gain
Our many wants, and the tho sand rusty dollars
That we labor for; 'Tis, ,coasumahoR
Deyoutly to be wished Those Goods:-So Cheap n
So cheap II seems dream; ny, how's the truth,
For when they come % look, that dream will pass g
When we have offered up our fairest tgoods;
Then give us pause. There's little use 500
To pay such profits. through SO long life, ~
For who would give their cash, their scrip time,
Their glorious corn, therplump and golden wheat,
Their tons Of spicy cheese. their applesfair,
Their weet and yellow butter, and their eggs s
To those who shave so closely that 1t takes
man we'll killed to makeg good bis escape
With bare skin. WhOwould their produce bear,
To those who shave you through SO dear a life
Bnt from the fact that we do cheapest sell <s u
The, crowded No. Z, to whose doors
All customers return, puzZiesthe rest, sAHaN
and makes them rather tread the paths thcy have,
Than'run on ours that they know not Of.
DHt conscience has made feeling men of us, "a,
And herewe get our strength of resolution:
Do to otAers as pthsrsshoRLdd do to gon. .E
RI Look you nOw,a
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