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A STRANGE. BLESSED, ASTOUNDING AND
SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
TO CLEAN. SUNBURNT, DiSCOLORED AND VEL
LOW, FRECKLED, PIMPLED OR

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TO CLEAR Oh fSD SrI
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isdsSsa fulton street, BooflsS' and P.a:s 6Sosdss
Albany. sio im,m
$500 " (. ssEqss % s$TSsd s,ss .sd
ansIssous % complaints @ e ss organ @ Of ss.cron ga
ID mses speedy and permanent cure withou, the least
scon diet drink, exposure, change in application 70 bu
ooS % nc % not s f &
,ps.a for 4 9a oSst e notify whs : cam 0 had spd
brought which che Mixture win effect rapid under
Ths : d.ssss tina, unfortunately all ans of so.
% s ps ,ia WICK 5 sSd cam sn: @ ey by
sIgs. with9a, < kas enpo's IL The shortest ime pysses
a; SS;',s: w S ss,ss. sss s.sssJ
81 So. One bottle week. Which snsp re- :.
MO- FosT d. Saly Minors lsa Broadway conner Of
e. Of chnS' ,ss sey,ns stee a'S,es nd !, NJ
Orlans anl as Main street Cincinnati. sis - &c
GIVE RED AND OKLY HAIR AND WINS
KEkS ANOTHER COLOR.
WHO is there young old that likes rd or grey hair
w THIS question applies both sexes should be
seed they i ncired 70 change the color Of their locks
tied cheeks are pretty mot red hair
The Litter shames completion fair"
The celebrated Italian Dye changes red grey hair whis
kers 10 beautiful natural looking brown, auburn black,
without staining the skin the e4 This wsTamled whs,
ten WIN with red hair red whskers longer The Italian
Dye adds slossness and appearance the hair equal
Prepared and sold BY A. D. SANDS CO. Chemists and
Drussst N3 broadway Chambers street IN the Granite
Price ~ cent?. % lmssc
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DOCTOR MORRISON,

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2Os5S Fulton stneet.-
~ Doctor Morrison continues to bs consulted conhdenay.
all private Diseases which he without mercury
strant in diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor-
rha y he to days
STRUCTURES OF The URETHRA are cured by DR..
NJ on improved principles pain ncolvsnsnce 70
the patient As the Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections q the urinary apparatus none but
' ousso so cu c,d ps & Ja 20 ake @ s M & G
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
Nervous and Constitutional DeblityIhis affection, and
the tram evils resulting from destructive habit
youth inducing nocturnal ultimate mpoency,
are radically cured by Dr. NJ pathological principles by
the system to healthy and restatng its orgi
nal vigor. A perfect cure guaranteed, charge,
N.B-Dr NJ holds communion with medical petsndexs
nynr II. c;tv his dnom e oi ~ n
2e1 Fulton street. Letters postpaid and Containing fee will
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union.
Office 20is Fulton Greenwich, New York. Open from
A. M. 10 ~ 4. M, daily. So lm<ec
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M .'S.: sk'SswS.s nC I yAn A. Y, f0A az
ss.y s:s s.a :sp.s S & 4 :ss1 S. S MI
Few sona hs
turing district. where the consumption Of ale rapidly IL
con:i: , Of e acre: % q which !. ws snss.d
west Troy, Albany County July Io,h s. slo isttc
A RARE CHANCE.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
- THE Proprietor Of a,s BALTIMORE HOUSE bsns
ssss 81 y
H.. i @ b S Of a9 Sss G
5ss:s :s,is: s Win .h:: ss q
R sdonaa h bar 1oo% w sid yss M s
within SQUARE he baltimore and New YcrE sssnbe.
Estabhmsat has been doing good business for the last ouI
RS. good tenant have for number ofyesn
s purchase. may have possession any time before ths
For further pa5iculas inquire the Auction 80 Mar
pa1 q l;s I'm. male and female Th.s s animal.
carries a present. about s 70 :l u horns. .uas imc
ABBEY HOTEL.
load STREET. BLOOMlNGDALE ROAD,
DGts psa R
a. Hss fully sSs business. and would cheerful
furnish paEte. individuals with Breakfast Dinners
and E.Sls. win be sssea
Fsst FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESI-
t8 DENCE OR FARM OF about so 70 Acres, situated
wthin miles Of this city, in the county Of Wssches.
Ter the village Of We. Farms and the Post road
s and iy na ~ o n al @
Of the most choice selections and quality Tbs house ss
gantly situated prominent location commanding
svs view Of the adjacent country Long Island Sound and
built but few since the best possible and
50 feet by 80 feet Ths outhouses all ard admirably
ndncement being within hours drive Of the city
within mile Of the Harlem Railroad The place be
amined at any time and possession given in 80 days
For further apply 70 e owner the premises
TO f. X. COLLINS CO., IS South 1t. $40
,s1xk CASH PAID FOR GOOD AND FRESH SEED,
3 kind. at the Bowery Seed aud Plant Store No.
~ANi02m Bowery.
Aso sale large collection Of the quality Of Fruit
Trees Shrubs Roots and Green and HoHou.s Plants cheap
States Persons wishing supply themselves with Trees Of
superior quality for Orchards filling their
with fine Plants, will do we'll by applying fs this establish
en where no pains vii bs ys ,stsacton BY the
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mr. CORBITT may be consulted conidentiay his Of
- fee 6 Duane street, doors from Chatham. Strangers
respectfully informed that Dr. Cobitt s member of the
University Of City Of New York and that he has exclusive
CLASSES Of diseases now eleven the city
New which engages his entire The annals Of
medicine do record found his
eactce The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
days removed entirely from the system See that
judicouy treated by legally qualified and
by pretendes aud quacks there several of them this
city Persons afflicted with protacted and uvsere
need despair Of being health, by applying Dr.
Corbtt practice Of has estabshe the Doctors
equation for skill and rsectaby Structures engage the
Doctors profound attention. medicine be had
\ diseaxe u Of forms. e8
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~ IL DI ~ - - l.,
OCULIST
AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,
10. 80 Chambers st. doors w. or Broadway,
NEW YORK,
CONFINES his pracnce 70 D!EAsKs or THE Eye and Orc-
Inserted Dr. D. has for the last eight devoted his
lion almost exclusively 70 this imornnt branch Of the profess
an end later practising CharIeston s. e. FoR OPERA
(stmbsmus, Sc,) and treatment charges
moderate Ofdce hours from A. M. to6 p. M.
~ ruke
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SHIRT MANDATORY

SHIkT MANUFACTORY
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING STORE,
90 Maiden Lane.
lust RECEIVED the most approved French pat,
terms Shirts Also general OF Clothing Of all
descriptions.
Clothing made up order the following low prices, -
fock and Dr.s Goats made and trimmed from $500
tantaloons and Vests, so to l,75
AL made in the best manner and fashionable style
Under Garments made order Hosiery, Gloves Stocks,
Crayan Collars, SusT~nders, &c. VIM. COLLINS.
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILlTATED
PROFESSOR BOERHAAvE'S HYGEAN


TN all those where manly vigor impaired where the
mental and physical Frustrated
iadaeence Of the passions, particularly by those solitary and
destructive habits of early YOUTH inducing
and debIty hs Hygea kenovator wii found inable
remedy IL the reproduction both sexes
healthy action, and removes impoency, by niusng
into the system In many instances the effect insa
IL fails chronic geets and whites
sterl,ty by restoring heahy action Refer
be physicians who have prescribed
weakness OF the back and ions and affections Of urinary
organs. Sold only at the importing Agents. 2O6 Fulton
stret New York Price So per bottle Of Is ounces and for
warded to all parts OF the Union.
NB-Copious directions accompany each botfla SIS I'm m
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se: s f,s.aassy lss
caaa l1 se. s'1s s Ae :. .apsa !. the most moderate
prices. III lm<m
A PARIS MILLINERY ESTADLlSHAE ENT
IN NEW YORK
Ssq CO.. Place yzna y s oiFsis 'E s'9S: &C.
S soqqT Of %stas % known no he ladies q hs United sa
,a sssS Of s,T well seSA ~ % and fsss,oas6s Millinery
corner Of Broadway Grand street sntranss So ia raad
The branch this city will be under the immediate supern-
anse q Sse q s psss ladies e the Paris house s
will always every recherche article in ths millinery line
They would bo.s ssss engaged in III. millinery
Sosnsss il ths pTnesl cite. Of hs Union, ali articles
Orders punctually attended TO- s2a Imrc
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, DC &c.
sat's ce 5'sS stIss s'! HI aows. a..
ssS ssS,: ''ssE & E,Ss Becker
p .ad y Frs q fSsswish fss,ssi ~.
desntiniy situated aud cannot is 10 please Transient
board. BOARD. = Ie day $40 10 : M
o.m SoHN y M y Faaa 4 n, ., b,s 's vii
Apaa .sis 70 9c f0'ssn ws wAlfsss. ssitet
PLANO FoRTEs.-JoHN PETHICK, Sformcs.ly Muady
he has LIS o hGss wsas 20 el @
sSs ssSsf l Piano s9s @ 3. to
second % 20 % none made in this couny or in EUROPE
od Psnos taken IN exchange at their utmost value Panos
aud repaired.
The Kcfelocke line of stages pass the door every three
mmntes IN the day. s0 msnc
EXPREsS PRICES REDUCED-The Subscribers have
- reduced Their Express prices on all small packages OF law
,ss from wS @ and r.
cents package from tins city Chicago, and the ntered
aus s. - LIVINGSTON WELLS & poMERoY
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
THE CHIEF VIRTUES OF THE PRICOPHEROUS or
Patent Aedicaied Compound
l. Us bacing, strengthening and clarifying qualities
2 Us gently stimulating the action OF the skin.
It's producing and encouraging reaction in the bulb root
particularly m the pulp winch receives the vessels and
giving life and vigor 70 the hair.
4. Its equaizng the circulation Of the fluids
D. It's freeing the skin from the effects Of respiration, scurf
and d,ndraii and disposing The M hair TO curl
o. And s frequent use VIII preserve the hair beauty and
health 10 the latest period Of life.
Gauitous advice disease connected with the hair
e The a,r Cutting Rooms LAG Broadway up stairs corner Of
ONE SHILLING PER LESSON.
AT No. s Cry HALL PLACE.
THOROUGH instruction given in the French, Spanish and
= Italian Languages, Bookkeepng Navigation, Algebra
CIRCULARS and references may be had Of J. d. MoRRIs Jr
n b. Evening Glasses. 81 in"ec
+. BROWNE offers for sale 1886 Broadway, large
- elegant assortment Of Double and Single Action Harrs
The rich brancy Of tone ghness toach perfect mechan
and beautiful finish Of these Harps be exceiled
Warranted bear the Of climate and European
me asntion o. ne musical world generally particularly de-
''p' + BRUWNE Go tiaSa nSSm' Eysrd
London aud New York. established iSlo.
The first and professional talent Europe
county, prefer these harLs 70 all others sl3 lmdy&w.c
M A
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ADV ICE IN Asses
..ss q the Royal csss s;.s a.~ ss
TO MACHlNlSTS, &c.
a NUMBER Of Machines for Bradingall compete;u,;to;
& sod very Tow to close concsn Apply to 81 Ferry street
TO THE LADIES'
DR. HULL'S UI.ERO .dBDO ONIN.4L SUPPORTERS.
ns tie es.a fasf al sppsnsa rSss SUPER SUPER
sss
%hsh % & having failed Of performing cure even ande
The suipogef has attained high character Europe
feais III PAINFUL aSsesl ssisdis @ s il st. tie Iy
s IA Eaop Sl e'sS S mca snd l m. 'S % s a
en l y d sssa sy the es M snse ne Of s
vaey e ePs sSaas. o % s % q N0
a.. uS ysss lady i in attendance apply
hEsTAURANT FRANCAIS.
essy this establishment TO general attention
Tsay s @ % .as to %
es tS s he csots@v
.nd iS pc, .sd S The he s
tie sSS airy sis5 and
saSH'S CAKkAGEEN PASTE,
a1s sSf ss saa Ds
in New York -
Rushton andCompany, Broadway.
Milhan's Pharmacy, Broadway
A. u. Sands, 273 Broadway.
Henry J. Chapman Fulton street.
Ana retail Of all the principal Drug Stores in city
The medicinal qualities OF this elegant aud fashionable
ration have been long known the public Physicians have
successfully prescribed the of Irish Moss light and
highly nutritious ace Of diet for invads particularly
those suffering IRON Pulmonary Consumption Hitherto this
substance has only us~d incidentally but from
which the article has prepared
will only be used by the sick. but luxury BY all
p of its lehiy demUcrn properties and power
aayng irritation Of the assages the Of pubc
speakers earnestly requested To members OF the and
Bar will be invaluable and their patronage respectfully
dedicated, by their obedient servant, JOHN NASH.
lms re
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fnESNh CnINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. 05 LIBERTY STREET

A WEEKLY PAPER DEVOTED TO THE iNrEREsTs OF Music

To SOUTHERN MERCHANTS " DEALERS
THE SUBSCRIBERS oter or sale, very superior
nj Amazon Hats OF different color ummsr,
which wall be sold extremely low close Also
Brad, VI various colOrs :. MCKAY Il CO,
aaiO im-~c ~ Ferry street, New York
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r JOSEPH. IS Maiden Lane. tgp ssa,I i@pcrsr,of Eng
ing and DuckinE GUNS from the lowest to 6net qualities
Also always hand extensive assortment Of PISTOLS
ncudps the modern sin Bae BesSlves all Of which will
Gun Smths particularly requested CALL prev0us y
making their purchases will certainly find il their
aJvenfaee m srrc
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A CARD
d CE IN Asses
pECuLlAR TO he.ccumstance synpsthes and formation
1 oil Females, py DIR. STEPHENS,
Member Of the Royal College of Sui urgeons, London,
au30 lmSrc AZ Warren street. New York
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MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN,
80 DIn den Lane, N. n.
MANUFACTURERS and importers of Ornamental Hair
u Work, Wigs Toupess Bands Curs Seams Bandeau Hair
and style eveasng Curs and all kinds Of hair
wholesale and retail
n B. The trade supplied reasonable. terms.
msTh
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-08

AMERICAN B~oYs.-Boys. when left TO the un-
controlled Indulgence Of their propensitles for
quarrel, one probably more dangeroust than men.
The three days OF Paris afford an instance OF a
revolution in one of The first nations OF the earth,
effected by boys; and the Polish struggle was
III like manner commenced and maintained by
minors. The muster rolls oil our twow vars show
that q large number of those who fought were
boys; and in almost every struggle. whether on.
deck or in the field, they proved themselves wor-
Try OF their country. Every reader remembers
that Jackson was a hero-boy of the revolution.
With most oil them a tight is only a piece OF fan,
and their courage is the absence OF the sense Of
danaer which a more matured discretion Undue
ee. We remember seeing a boy about ten years
old clambeTing upon the side board OF one OF our
old fashioned railroad cars, and observing that
lie had one wooden leg, we cautioned hIm a
gs:Est so dangerous an experiment, Ut the same
iine inqniring as to the manner in which he had
lost his leg. He said, that he had fallen from
that car, and it had so crushed his leg as to
make il necessary to cut il off. And hOw,' We
enqnIred, scan you, a gain venture upon the car!
Why, was his cool reply, Il never heard OF nj
boy " hat had ever more than one leg cuL off b,
the cars and he continued TO cling TO the side
81 the car with the utmost apparent indifference
to his danger. a very highly respectable gen
tieman gives Us all account oil a similar develop
ment oil American character on the tatat hrsi al
ternooI ut the kensiHgton riots. A newsooy
with his sIouched hat thrown jauntiIy aside, aH'
his hands buTiedi III his pock IT'S, stood in the MAJ
Ike, house, and looked laughingiy on as ihe ba'
lie progressed. Shot after shot whistled by hin
and many were killed and wounded around hin
suiI he looked ON wiih the same comtortdbl
careless enjoyment OF the scene. until stra
saot struck his breast, giancing first under I'll
skin and inducing u copIous gush OF blood II
seemed surprised, aud opening bis coat said
why, dod blame the scamps, they have sh'
nt!n laying especial emphasis upon the la
- l.
WORD. a r ero 0ns ns. .w n = . iiI'i Is gp1n y
had beiieE,' and ihrusting his hands into h
trousers pockets, lie walked lelsurely away
tphiia. Chron.
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CHILDREN OF TIE RICH AND POOR.

III IL NlSI OOU.
What changes are wrought in a few years.
The young man., who, a short time since, had
not a s~ixpenee that he could call his own, is now
the possessor OF thousands: while he who was
heir to unbounded wealth, is so poor, that he is
dependant on charity for a living. We find very
few rich men, who did not commence life in
poverty and who have not by degrees acquired
their wealth., being prudent and industrious;
while on the other hand, the majority of those
who are poor and destitute, were blest wi tn rich
parents and had every wish of their hearts graft
fed. Not being Industrious. and brought up to
extravagant habits, they snon fell through with
their property, and are now miserablys poor.
1t Is singular that people will not learn wis
dom from the past. Those very men, who were
once so excessively poor and were obliged at an
early age to be put 10 trades, but who have ac-
CURED properly, are bringing up their children
IN those cxIravagant habits which may eventual
y lead 10 poverty, ii nothing worse. Instead
OF teaching them TO be prudent and industrious,
they indulge them in all their hearts desire. =
They mCst not be put to trades; il is not gem
teel. A counting room or a lawyers office il
pitched upon tor the sous, while the girls are
taught TO play upon the piano and TO exclude
themselves almost entirely from the Kitchen
A few years viii show the lack of wisdom in
such parents. Their children will be ~inevita.
bly, poor. and the third generation will begir
where the gr and parents commenced some fifty
years before. If parents were wise, they would
look less 10 the fashions of the day, and more t.
the future welfare OF their children. There il
nothing like teaching them to be industrious
and 10 be ecolomical in their dress and mode o
living.
70
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-08
FEMALE BATHERs IN MEXICO.

Enriv-in the afternoon of January 4th. after a
pleasant march, we reached the town OF OJo
Caliente. Here We were allowed 10 rambie a.
bout wherever we pleased, and there being q
noted warm well on the cage Of the town, sew
ernl of our party visited il for the purpose OF
beihing. The water boils up in great qnanit-
lies, and forms 4 large, deep basin from the very
iountain-head. Several Of the prisoners I'm me-
diately Invested themselves OF their clothing,
aud dashed into the refreshing element, diving
aBd swimming about in the water, just warm e.
Hough 70 be comfortable. Before they left the
large natural bathing-tub the party was increas-
ed bv the arrival of several Mexican girls, who,
not IN the least daunIed by the presence OF the
Texoas.immediately joined them in their aquatic
sports. With merry and joyous laughter they
commenced splashing the water about The !;
nov diving to the bottom, and then rising TO the
surfoce, shaking the water from their long HAIR,
sand padding about like Newfoundland dogs
Il MAJ Hot have been generally remarked, and
may not be always the case, but nearly all the
females | have seen sw i'm, Mexicans, and lndi-
ans, and all, paddle along after the manner OF
wafer dogs. and on e Of them makes more noise
than a dozen of the other sex. In San Antonio.
where The women are excellent swimmer aud
visit the water regularly once ortwice a day, the
noise a party OF them make might be mistaken
for that Of so many porp discs or sea horses
That the females living upon many OF The rivers
and lakes of Mexico take to the water SO nat
uIoily, aud appear upon its surface Invested o
taosc loose garments with which our American
ladies' are wont 10 array themselves upon suel
oeeasjous may be looked upon as betraying
want Of modesty by some of our fair readers
but with the girls of Mexico there is an absenc,
OF al thought that they are doing wrong, which
should fully exculpate them from blame. Tn,
customs of the country sanction the occurrence
OF scenes such as 1 have just men toned, an
many others which would be deemed highly in
delicate in other lands; and however much tn
foreigner may at first be tempted TO doubt theI
STREET correctaess, he soon learns that no conven
tional rules forbid them. True modesty con
slsls in the thought which governs every action
and, viewed in this light. there was certainly II
imnodes,y in the girls of Ojo Caiiente indulg
ing in a bath, even il they did appear ri gh; be
fore Olks,' as the philosopher Sam Slick woul
say.-lKendalrs Narrative.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-08
(Portl and Tribune.

The SHERIFF AND THE WIDow.-TheP or: Gill;
son Herald tells a good story of which an Ala
bama sheriff, is the hero, as follows: Court was
III session. and amid the multiplicity of business
which crowded upon him at term time, he stop
ped at the door OF a beautiful widow, on the
suhny side of thirty. who, by the way, had often
bestowed melting glaHces upon the Sheriff "a
foresald. He was admitted, aud soon the wild
ow appeared: the confusion and delight which
the arrival OF her visitor had occasioneh, set off
to a greater advantage than usual the captiyat-
inx charms of the widow NJ. Her cheeks bore
the beautiful blended tints of the apple blossom
her lips resembled rose buds upon which the
morning dew yet fingered, and her eyes were
like the quivers of Cupid, the glances of love
and tenderness with which they were filled, re-
sembliug arrows, that only awaited a fine beau
(pardon the pun) to do full execution. After q
lew common place remarks, Madam" said the
matter-of-fact sheriff, - have an attachment for
YOU"
A deeper blush than usual mantled the cheek
of the fair widow-wiih downcast eyes, whose
glonces were centered upon her beautiful feet,
half concealed by her flowing drapery, gently
patIing The floor, she with equal candor, replied
''Sir, the attachment is reciprocal"
For some time the sheriff maintained an as
t%onishing silence; at last he said
"Madam. will you proceed to courtT"
Proceed to court 70 replied the lady with
merry laugh, then shaking her beautiful hsat
sue duueu. III siIs thouSu uHS u teup yeuF1
W i'll not take advantage of the license therein
, granted to my sex, and therefore greatly prefe
that you should proceed 10 courtn
But, madam, the Justice is waiting"
Let him wait; | am not disposed to hurr
/, matters in such an uahecoming manner; anu be
. sldes, sir, when the ceremony is performed
e wish you to understand that l prefer a ministe
To a Justice OF the Peace"
e MADAM said he, rising from his chair wit
{ solemn dignity, "there is a great mistake here
= nv language has been misunderstood; the a
II taehment OF which | speak was issued from tn
81 Office OF Esquire c.; commands mt 10 brin
YOU instantly before hinI. to answer, a conIemI
/ OF court in disobeying a subpoena in the cage
Is Smith VS. Jones.n
We drop the curtain.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-08-08
WING SONG.

Tune:-Vhen this Old Hat tcGs nep.
When this old Hat was new the people used
to say
The best among the Democrats was Farmer
Henry Clay,
The locos now assume the name a tital most
untrue,
And most unlike their party name whe this
old Hat was new;
When this old hat was new
My boys when this old hat was new
When this old Hat was new Van Buren, was
Fed,
Az enemy 10 every man who labors for his
bread;
And if the people Of New York have kept
their records true,
He voted against the poor mans rights when
this old hat was new.
When ibis old hat was new Buchanan was
the man
Best fitted in the Keystone State TO lead the
federal clan,
He swore ifs44 Democratic bloodn should make
bis veins look blue,
He'd cure them with Phlibotemy, when this
Otu HAT was new
CHORUS.
When this old hat was new, Woodbury. and
Van Ness,
E. Allen Brown, and Stephen Haight were
of the federal mess,
A. II. Everett and Martin Fields, and Billy
Wilkins TOO,
Now, Patent Democrats were Feds, wheI
this old hat was new,
CHORUS.
When this old hat was nov these worthies
didoppose
The cause and friends Of liberty and stoo'
among the foes,
Notso with noble Harry Clay the eyer wis
and true,
He bravely stood by Madison, when this oil
hat was new. CHORUS.
When this old hal vas new the friends oflih
erty.
Knew where to find The dauniless Hal, tn
Champion Of the free
Come then uUzzAu for Henry Clay, just a
we used TO do,
When first we heard Of Wars alarm, whe
this old hat was new.
CHORUS.