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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12

WAVIusbIo Hhu NStHII UrOcefy ma Ft0vIsiot
Store.
Second ST., q doors telow Brady, NorA SIDE.
1 HAVE tast received and am opening one OF the
L largest aRd best selected slocks Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
before brought 10 shis market, 10 which vito
the attention of eountsy merchants and the public /,
general, to whom Offer ne above ~ greatly reduced
prices.
Can ana zee for ourselves before purchasing slss
where. doc a3.dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
Attention Farmers.

IA .sls:s .ss Is g sa E =
saEs MnAAsus SHEPHERD.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-12
NOTICE

ry.aE sassusss Of ne Iase srEa VI apLL, ALLEN
= y co. has tails day heel transferred 10 &essrs.
GO0DXlCH4 WHEELER 81 fAsIls, wac ~li
x. epasnas ne theis warehouse scar
~ NJ s. " r. e. Depot.
TAe nndsnsnet having associated atAseh n
plssasss vita Meas. Coca feas WAeeisr fsRtts
Gs ana q tasfr once, shers he Will setic tae
s aace xnsecf % late Or Of Il y ], Allen q Co.
ssiwvezs 20 sallsIt e. asaaaznee Of tas PAlfoA-
. aEssc4issrat.J bsstsa 81 VI soa oar late arm
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
Tho rIrOrt WIS accepted.

The report was accepted.
ca motion, % committee were appointed,
a. receive, sort and count the vote, Tor "a
candidate Tor Governor.
Hon. j. j. Perry arose, and solicited the
attention ui the Convention lie stated
that De- had, toward, She end OF the 3ith
session ul Congress, received many commu-
niatiJu, soliciting him o. permit ms name
% bc used for candidate for Governor before
this Convention. lls had also been called
upon since I, return home, and to-day SOW
cral delegation, had made known 10 him
that thcy wuro under instructions to vote
for him Tor that Office uuIc,. hc positively
declined H. desired no greater honor than
q act in the party with thc rank and file,
and therefore declined now. as be uniformly
had when spoken 20 on the subject, to be
considered as a candidate.
Mr. llallowcll Of Bangor, arose aud said
Before the Convention proceed u ballot
f1r a candidate for Governor Of tho State, |
| deem it proper to call attention TO the
tact that thc very general satisfaction which
tie present Executive has given, in his adj
ministmtion OF public affairs, may we'll
point out Governor Williams as tho canli-
date OF the Republican party.
Under these circumstances, members OF
the Convention, unIcs. apprisei OF his wish
e., might very reasonably be led to cast
their vote, IN his favor. In order, there
fore, that the ease may be- fully understood
will state that | have been authorized by
hy Gov William. {, say 1t would be- most
agreeable 10 his wishes that ms nameshoulI
not b, made use of a. candidate for Cover
ncr. The lasting welfare OF the Republican
cause is. above al other things, bis earnest
desire. llo has no feeling ct pride or ambi.
ton IN b, wounded, and he will continue
10 work with the same zeal and ability.
which has heretofore distinguished hs
cour.c ia that cause which is 50 dear 10 all
our hearts.
The Committee ;hen proceeded 10 receive
the votes for a candidate tor Governor.
While they were attending to the duty OF
counting the votes, Hon. Israel Washburn
Jr., was called 20 the stand, and made some
most eloquent and spirIt-stirrins remarks
upon the great question Of freedom rs ma
tiOnal institution, and upon the history and
encouraging prospects Of the Republican
party.
Alter Mr.. Washburn had concluded, the
committee appointed to receive, soF, and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
pcmocrn,ic stn,e Convention.

The g1me',."u, 900 pursuanc"oi a call 90
chat euI, met 200 iNr CITY IIau Tuesday
m'n'n; Tor 'n' purpose OF nominating "a
candidate i.r Governor "l iHr state un ihe
Iar.u, che Black Democracy. We hui in
d.. Daily Advertiser tHa Iroryl.u-,, iram
which vr cnuigu,r ,ar following
Jonathan Smith, OF Nr.ihr.k, was ap-
pointed temporary chairman, with several
>.r."rir
A',r some 'Haah',ns as 30 tar manner
Boo which t'."ali boz u.,.d,a committee
v.- APPOINTED o. iy cap i..t OF o.Lor,.
I.. interval. while Oh. Commute. were
.a'. 800, allied u.Ter,0.,, Nom which
80. aa,a sufficient extracts 90 show ,hcir
quality and au.uu..
>..T. t.r.y va, irst called 90 Doc stand t,
o.. .-aus'ycurf..-I inability, in tho ont.
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therefore Apply 20 ''''r'1 .'r'n'. u was
drawn up "y s.-''o"n.r' aud'h'' dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

Tho Committee here reported the Hon. j.
W. Tabor, Of noulton for President, with
fifteen Vice Presidents, and the Secretaries
Of the temporary organization.
In the afternoon, the following commit
tees were raised
On Ro,olhous-David Dunn, Andres
co.gin; Daniel X. lIoha-t, Washington /,
Albert Moore, Somerset George Barrow,
Sagadhhoc Daniel L. Pike, kcnnchcc; j..
n. Chase, Piscataquis; l. Do VI Sweat,
Cumberland. Lyman Rawson, Oxford 4;
William Ditkcy Aroostook, John Bahspn,
Lincoln. Sumner Russell. Franklin; Hon.
jaime. Walker. Pcnohscot Pclot.nh Leach,
Hancock. and T.. X. Smart Of Waldo.
STATE CommiVls-Alyn Record, Andres.
cogciu: I. Il. St1ckhridgc, Sisldahoc ;
Shepard Cary, Aroost,ok. Amos w. Rob
cr,s. pcnohscot. Reuben Cutler, Franklin I;
Charles Il. Whillcn Washington Franklin
Smith, Somerset. Herman Stevens, Lincoln;
Joseph Chase. piscataquis; James W.
Bradbury. Kcnnctcc O'Ncil W Robinson,
Jr. Oxford, John Il. Rolman, Hancock,
and ANcl llnyiorl oi Waldo.
At this stage Of the proceedings number
Of c5pie. OF the revised decision Of Chief
Justice fancy in the Drcl Scott case, wcrc
distributed among the delegates for thc,r
especial OBLIGATION. And now commenced
the dreaded work of nominating a candidate
Tor Governor. Mr.. Tabor didn't want IL,
Gen. Anderson wouldn't take It Mr. Shcp-
ley wouldn't ho prevailed on Co have his
name presented Judge Howard wouldn't
stand under any consideration; the dcmoc-
mcy apparently had no man who would be
&c c1n,iuucd." At this stage mllruns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
OBJ Ortor0 9rmotrat
PARIS. MAINE, JULY Q, 1857.
rJUII,uED EyIBY FRIDAY MORNING ny
Wm. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
rEurBIEToEs.
JOHN J.rERRY. Editor.

TcrmS.-..Orr IaIbr sud hnt cents strict,
rs ,uyAN,r, obe dollar auJ sc,,ut, tive cent.
urrhIH sI> uHHiHss two dollars Ht che cod of
trr,srr. To- vbtrh bUy cents viU hr added Go
r,rl, year vHlrI UB1uJuf BE- DELAYED.
NfTr.f.rU.Ur. deserted uu reasonable terms
fbr prop. ..H.. r1f being rsrou..h' iHr1u, rrrui
Ur,#H.I fls sm raf charged Zoe tbs Advertisement
Ism. prrrVNDitt \ Co., ~ state -.
Nrsrur. lrf 10 NlssBu ST., N,v NurA, ore uuf
prI, authorized ,srrt. o.. procuring suh-criploss
iHraHr'rr-H a, 'yfrftsrwrHfs.
~ Ptn.Ht f.r ,U aIyrrusrmrrts BE- held tn
o. Ir. f-ru ttr late Of the feet Insertion.
." tH#nrrfrsffrn- shHrH Do directed H
%. THr uN..H Democrat, Iaus, Me-
Rock and Job Printing
rrOvrIN AM NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

4. Poor, Esq, Of Portland, were the other
principal speakers.
Taken as whole, this Convention was
one Of the bCst ever held in Maine. Assuch
Il will have it influence all over the State.
There are several other topics upon which
We intended to say something when we
commenced this article, hut We arr ad-
mouishcl by its length already that they
should De- deferred % future time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
c1rl.ronI,rr, VI ne NI--11I Drmo1lI-
Stanton's Apportionment


LrcovrroN, X. T., May -, l,''.
lam at last able 90 ,sud you the orpor,
uoument. Il was made by SECRETARY stan
ton in tho absence Of Governor Walker.
Tho Jaw r,1uir,s che cooperation Of both
governor and secretary ia ibi,vork; hut
in order to relieve Mr. Walkgro' thc oiium
oft. ifros.iblr, Mr.. stanton hlsaeisd both
as SECRETARY aud acting governor.
Rytbis arPortIurmutourha'fu.ka 00,
j. DISTINGUISHED, and not allowed a single
r,prr.suatI,,. There are forty COUNT as
cr.anilrl by the territorial hasu. legislature
lat winter. I, will D., sen chat only
twenty OF these ar. on che arr5rti1nmrut
Their, wers returns from only eleven oG
thrso. namely, porrhan, NsmaEa, h'.hi-
son, Isay,uwor,h, Calhoun, p.,avat.mit,
johnson, Douglas, Iykiu.. Linn aaI Gnur-
hon. In frw more, Hur returns v.r,
made from some u..Ehharhga', uf orralD
lists OF voter, taken from r.N-r1.s.at f,r.
mer Tr1-slavesy elections, and >crarg
Stanton mad, aITar,inumrf 900 t..-., ...
though dc Jaw a-a.a., l.r.n; lr. snr
men, was broken Oh 90 sr Here l, Che
prsr'amat..1.
In the counties, ia che above rs.r'1na-
ton. where thor, 6, uorr'uu population,
there was rl census taken. Doc certain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

AZ Irm 10 BEo. Iluurs. Tho Cattle
Show and Fair Of tho ozorl County Agri-
cultural Society will De hgIl on tie srouuli
Of the Society, between South Paris and
Norway Village, on Tuesday, Wedu. 10y,
and THURSDAY, oct. 9Th, 7ih, au' sth.
That of the West Oxford S.cioty, on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Oct,
Dist. 22I, aud 23d The annual adore. g.
thi. Society will Be delivered by DR. ragr,
OF Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

The Lady's Book for July has been re-
ceiyed. II is rich number. IL contains
a beautiful engraving, entitled "Grand-
fathers Watch" a fne fashion plate, and
a great variety OF patterns and other Illus
tratious. Cooley, Of all Publishers, is the
prince Of caterers for the ladies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
Rnnnhlicnn State Convention.

Republican State Convention
Tho Republican Delegates from the SOW
cral towns in the State assembled In large
numbers Ut Norombcga Hall in Bangor, on
Thursday, June 18th, 1857.
Tho Convention was called IN order by y.
l.. Stevens, E.q. member of the state
Committee. On whose motion JCdcdiah jew.
EFT, E.q., Of Portland, was chosen temporary
Chairman. Moses LiitcGcld Of Skowhegin,
and James VI. Lincoln OF Bath, were chosen
Secretaries.
Prayer was then offered by Rev. Mr..
Caldwell OF Bangor.
On motion, committee, consisting OF
ono from each County, was appointed 10
receive and examine the credentials OF Del
cgatrs.
ON motion committee II ono from each
county was appointed ~ recommend names
for permanent organization.
On motion IL was voted that each county
delegation proceed 10 select one member Of
the committee un Resolutions
An adjournment Tor fifteen minutes was
then had, 10 afford time for the County del
csatiOus % select the members Of the Com
mittrc ON RESOLUTIONS.
Alur which the several delegations r..
ported, and tho following gentlemen were
arr,rJip,ly npr,iptrl as tho
o6vvifrrr as RESOLUTIONS.
Yar,-Sth Sgammun. of Slco.
CUal,r'g4E-,Irl,dnh J,wctt, Of Port.
land
L,asola-Ildo X. Kimhall. Of Rocklnnd.
HdrJJa,-Parkrr Tuck. Of Buck.port.
Ilahmgf14-Jamas :. Pike. Of Calais.
Oriorf-Enoch W Woodbury., OF swc-
don.
Knnst-.Iamcs q. blaine, of Augusta.
Srmrvi-Wm. VI. T.. Brown. OF Sllon.
Na'M-Nlrn Davis. Of Brooks.
PnIoo,-Gro. W. nscr.oll, Of Bangor
FrgalIH-Robcrt GJolcuow, oi Farm
iuston.
Ir1ou1a'-Jussph Il. Hall, OF Prysque
I.lc.
irfravargn-J : lymrl, oi pauy,lle.
NIglfIio.-Nm VI. Reed, VI Bath.
Pioa.aF3'-Jahn II. l''c'' OF Mnus'n.
ON motion, the several county delegations
were requested 90 present the name OF somc
person iUr % member of toe state Committee
Tor thrcu-uirg year.
Aui th, delegations reported as follows
the name, of a
.TNE DlwTTEE
lnr,-Iumr- VI DHriuE, uf Slcu.
Cpmir'aHf-B u. Peck, Of Portland.
Ormd-Sllnsy ryrhnm, of Woodstock
NIgHfgla.-luhn s. Baker, OF Bath.
iHfuvoe-r-Samurl BlluItui Turner
ku1an-I1hu l.. stevens, OF Augusta.
IH..n-A = CLARK. OF Bristol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

On the lth inst, the FAIRS on the Graul
Trunk Railway Will be reduced onc-hali.
An extra train leaves Portland saturday
evening at : o'clock aud another at go.
The regular morning train will leave -.
Paris q, 6 80, instead OF ID \. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

Mr.. Patrick II. Keith, Of North Auburn,
has COW, part Durham, five years Old
which gave in seven days - quarts OF MILK
from which ,irslrO and hrel :towihs FouHaf
Of butter were made. The COW had no eH'
ira feed. and nothing but common pas
,urarc. Lewiston Falls Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
TOR GOVERNOR
HON. LOT NJ. MORRILL,,
uT AUGUSTA
Pepublican State Convention.

r.rI.rlu state Convention 40 Bangor, The
.H.aIrrr,gyl.u-sol which ruhl.,h, IN
r..u.mrrr.
Although It was a busy season " The
yrar, AND ;here was but li,,'e political cy.
g.,.u.u; either upon general question, or
as 90 clu4aat.s. &C., twas very fully a'-
tended. much m.s' So than We bad pre-
v.l..y 0ErHtrL A-.n,as t.n ton'.ntt'n
v.. ao.I.am ,arus,.rn part o, 'hs state,
arl taera..r.a-e.mro,.- Refused Go r,i'c'
t..r fare, wr haI expected small a...-'-
Cation .r.m our own county hat Boo This
ws v.se disappointed. ud "E.nd 'aia
representation '.m almost every town.
ITO. al. -rF 90 ''." ''a' Che great IT.a..-
I..'.. H.ga'.'.'n.'" '''' ''N.'' ..p
.." rrH OH. ...s'.'u- ". OH. people .'
N''.. .'' Oh. I'T'y Oh. '...' >.'.. 'T. ''!
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

Gen. Harduamc informs us that the CONE
pany Of Nathanitos undgr lis c0mmandw.ll
Welt this place On the morning Of the iih'
at about ; o'clock. The " order" giycs sut-
Gcient variety to satisfy the most fa'titiou'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

We are requested to state that the County
Commissioners will be unable to be present
at their adjourned term until the tenth IF
July, in consequence Of having to attend a
Join, yeiw with the York Commissioners,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Committee uu Credentials made a
report ola lit Of Delegates Us follows
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-03-25

T. u siHNrtnN, ~ ~ utst'nAii,
y. N'uANlff, ". n, ii0Nnith,
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CARpErIyG.

y ys' rtr@try, trus.el.. imperial, three
iy anl Tapestry lhgrain tarre'..
y
We hstr on ssevllan. ssscrtinrui II Piano
a'tss. frum The factories u the ceishra.-
! msksrs.
KAvkS. BACON & 60.
HtftfT. DAVIS 60,
\. ". LAID : uu.
vi ins;ram3ts coll by rs a-e varr1n-
|tvt
al AMI ev1,nius cas strcs before you
1fe.s-s sisesher~.
f'ckiySkf "a
ttet N,ir ssrs-t.
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". = :. ', sssss,,,. s..rr sss.s.sr.
Dearsts, WssSnley an0 @.
Cotton Factors, Groccn aud Conn.,
mission Merchants,
No = Fra. Row, Msmrhis, Tennr-sss.
Have nov, npa <.irn hespiny m hand
a iarss sni weII .slsessJ -sst VI lssys,
1lagriae. ~Isacen, Lard. ftssr, tiqsass,
anil p~lansssicn suvyiir-.
They VII hereafter se'I and .soFe, u
ship attnn, at ffty cents PER tssir.
tF trsp open v~sslis,s~ H. sassr Ill
Gotten Consigned 10 ~. aud .ili issses
aipaY., anlss. sthsfsi-s ia-tt .es.<.
1S'lassssesi.ns uish rer9 Ito sslrp II
Cotton sspaHlri 10. AssSs1Wcen as
of Lsgls Cotton t.ins.
!. ~ TERRf - As<A
JalT is-ac5-H.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-03-25

.,pnVi ~ urtu un>iITV -.
<n,ss,,. $3.50 u.an,.au 49,,
Nm, ssn'' ,.,' -,
A.,"Pan' "n V'"
a.. 80, ,o.'o
n~,'us'"ns, ""." '''''" "'"''
Ts"p.. a.;,. =, Comm ,i,h
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saI'.'J :" sT,',~o nall.
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W. nlnt"' n,Itis
49," . ID, a.. $50, sn',
49,. - !. .s"..aa us,,,m IL
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sa"i aa.S ,a,b' ~ /, riil 10
49,. *, s..a'. .tn h,,a a..
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a, ,ha, .,s,,an on arrival, q. the campany
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-03-25

thamLsr Furniture
SsEvEl,AL sets heautiial black enan.
- s'led aud fans, puintci tham'er
FURNITURE. for srlc At
MckixNEY & cos.
To- Main street, Msmphis. Tenn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-03-25

HIFFH. HHFs7I . V"F fFH#"t
.NntsTrES rttSps ffum n, at1ve
fatuaftr-usv-s. ssfsn nssv On 1trsf.
hilsu-. shsrrs~i last rr1sssh pr n
.ess'I- AMI shsr?ari kssY. The
H,irts are ~ vii tn1vn ~ Nsmrhl.
~ h ss-rsuaI y. country. shtf firth ?
lf'e~ fss~ ~ u uHnrr~ssrs. snt sill
tart se r~H thssi 4sasL haf
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Deposits Me- elssA saA ihsFtsas Al
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III 1nI tlitNft n, tlaffiel SER b
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Interest all.sel IN ai u fhsia fffm
Ma Hfil Ivy N lhe m nth igfllvief iiHl
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tafh Ylaf lisrYuis " hs enlrlsi " ln
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inf menlhf nntHsiia amt, hnNefof.
W. tllhdfnvn NJ nny time, Il lhe utilnh
If he hff ilinfi
AN futIE President
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-03-25

W..TFETs THFTN y ~ 9H""
~ tha~ uni, n ais reyaitr
, Fans Farsc<-hvr pos 10 -,orr. atsl
'sT ,s arrive pr ship Wssahs AM
liirsihan. ard tsart A'li~ III e shteh
!. - s,lt a, rxtr~nrlv nv pfsfts. ~
MeSiSkEY sttl.
IL, Ntia %ssr.~s. NssiAis.
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Tobacco!


40 600 Dolls WORTH.
WYE hate IN store. AMI are ss'n-,an,lv
w tewi,in.. thc tnu.t esl.4'raicl
branis n rub,ts'u frm Virginia,
ksutucty aud Missouri. vh'ch sc vii
ssll q, raanufartarsrs' rri-rs. We seuli
call attention to the following h%tauss;
Tru.. re Rough aaI Read, Tvisii
t'aes's
Waltert rs's
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HUMOROUS.

TEE TRAGEDY OF "OTRELL0," IN LITTLE
We do not see how the story of "The Moor
Of venice'' could be told in fewer or more
suggestive words than it is here, by an Irish
of ours.-Erehanse.
Othe1lo was captain bould,
Though black as coal by nature,
To Desdemona he was bound,
A beautiful young craythure.
With her he led happy life
For she was no virago-
Until one day he chanc'd to meet
A villain, named Iago.
Says he, your wife's a perjured jade,
She is faithless lassie, OH
She doesn't care straw for you;
She'd give your eyes for Cassie.
With him she gallavants about,
In all her hours of laysure;
She stole your pocket handkerchief
For him to wipe his razior.
Ny handkerchief! my handkerchief
O;hello then did stammer;
Ny cotton pocket handkerchief!
ssOh, d. her, lewd mink, d. her H'I
Neither with dagger, nor with dirk
For that would make a foul stir
But first I'll put the candle out,
And SHAY her with the boulster!