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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
The Cottage Door.

How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble and the poor;
Where sits the patriot OF The fields
Beneath the cottage door nsrs
The lark is singing in the sky,
The swallow in the caves
And love is beaming on each eye,
Beneath the summer leaves.
The air amid his fragrant bowers
Supplies unpurchaseG health;
And hearts are bounding mid the flowers,
More dear to him than wealth.!
Peace. like the blessed sunlight plays,
around his humble cot,
And happy nights and cheerful days,
Divide his lowly lot.
And when the village sabbath bell
Rings out upon the gale;
The father bows his head to tell
The music of its tale
A fresher verdure seems to Gil
The fair and dewy sod,
And every infant tongue is still
To hear the word of God.
Oh! happy hearts-to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lilly meath the hills
So glorious to the eye
The trusting patriarch prayed to bless
His labors with Increase
Such "ways are ways of pleasantness
And all such paths are peace
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
The moving arch above linn doe

ing. The moving arch above linn does
not confine him as il sheds down its fresh.
ness and fragrance on his path, for il
reveals between its glorious fret-work a
limiIless arch beyond that carries away
the soul to farther. freer regionss Oh
how love the glorious woods and the
sense of freedom they bring.
Towards night we entered a clearing,
the fire. families of which composed the
the entire town. There was no political
strife here. for each man was an officer.
Curious to know the politics Of this out
of-ihe- world place, in the centre Of N.
York. l was told it was Wing. They
are nearly thirty miles from Post OF.
fee, and to that Post Office The mail
came only once a week, and then on
horseback. We staid in log hut. and
next morning divided again into the for
est. and following the path, that constant
ly grew worse and worse, finally arrived
a little before noon at Long Lake, and it
was literally arriving at the lake. The
path. as we approached the shore, had
dwindled to mere Indian trail, and there
entirely disappeared. With no road a.
round. and no living thing in sight save
solitary log hut on the farther side of
the lake, we waded up and down the
shore till stopped by the rocks--looking
in vain for some way of escape. Just
then flock of wild ducks shot out of a
small bay at our feet, when crack crack!
went our rifles. The next moment a
boat put off from The opposite shore, row.
ed by boy. "Where do we co." twas
our first enquiry to get up or down the
lake TO some clearing % You can't GO
was the reply. But what shall we do
with our horses . Il don't know After
planning awhile, we concluded TO fasten
them IN the woods, and bring over grass
in the boat. So, tying them to the trees,
and hanging our saddles on The limbs, we
crossed over. With all Hamilton County
for stable, our horses passed the first
night. But this carrying Drovender a.
cross the lake took up too much time,
and so the next morning we concluded
after long consultation, TO swim them
over, and right nobly did they do it.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19

Democracy gone TO Teas. A demo-
cratic friend writing us in relation TO the
position of his party on the Texas ques-
lion, ssysi IL have hoped better things,
but il is all over. We are lost party.
True and Christian democracy has no
more affinity with slavery than heaven
has with hell. Our good angel left us
when our party managers went for Tex
as. For democrats who pretend to hold
to the doctrine of mans equality. to 60
shouting about the country for savehold-
ing Polk and his slave-cursed Texas, is
uncomfortable. We shall be defeated, and
We ought to be-" LoweH Standard.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
Something 10 think Of.

The last accounts from Europe are 81
a threatening and uneasy character
The relations between the two great war
rior powers. France and England, have
suddenly become almost beligerent. and
many in both countries, as well as Amer
leans returning from beyond sea; are Sc
riously Of opinion that war is not inn
probable. A terrific war will Il be IL Il
comes and it may involve important
consequences to the people Of the United
Siates. remote as we are from the scene
"f conflict. fit comes il will be mainly
if not wholly naval war; the struggle
viii be on the oceah, whefe We have
such vast interest exposed.
Consummate knowledge and prudence
will be required from our Government III
this emergency. Can we look for these
in James X. Polk? A man scarcely
known even in our political history-un-
tried; Inexperienced, Offering no guaran.
ties. in his past life. of statesmansbip e.
quail TO the occasion! Here is something
for the people of these United States ID
think of.-[N. Y. Com.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19

LADIES ON HoRsEBACK.-The fashion
of ladies riding out OH horseback without
the attendance of gentlemen has become
quite fashionable in Philadelphia of late
The Ledger says they have recently seen
ladies start singly from different dwell
ings IN the city. and that it is quite COM
mon to see troops of from three TO six
galIoping at a high rate through the
streets of our city not devoted to bust,
ness. The dexterity of some Of these
fair riders is astonishing. They mount
with all the elasticity of men, aud one
of them whose horse ran away with her,
stuck firmly IN the saddle until the AMI
NAL encountered wagon which he leap
ed, and then, by dexierous turn OF the
rein, she brought him up to the wall OF
house. and gaiiy leaped to the ground
unnjured. She was led into an adjoin-
ing house while her animal was secured
by some gentleman.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19

IMPORTANT IF TRUE. 1--WE learn,
from what we suppose good authority,
that only rwo letters were received from
Boston this morning by the United States
NATL N. Y American. = -.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19

Many advertisements appear, " Want
ed, a young man Of genteel address. for
an assistant 10 linen draper" We now
see what is meant by 'genteel address.
Il is that conversational art whereby the
process termed Shaving tae Ladies is
effected.
Shaving the Ladies' is very delicate
operation. and few hints as TO its mode
ofperformance may be acceptable to those
whom they may concern.
No sort Of shaving can be effected
without soap, except what is called CLOSE
shaving as practised at the work houses
and the mansion house without iss,Per.
tinentIy inquiring how drapers' assistants
in general are situated with respect to
that article, Punch will at once present
them with cake of it; promising that
the soap which the ladies' are to be sha-
we'd with must be particularly sofi-sofi
soap, metaphorically speaking, IS the
rhetoric of the counter.
The first figure 10 be studied in This
species Of rhetoric is that called hyper.
boIe; which is derived from two Greek
words signifying to overshoot; feat that
is to be accomplished by the long bow
that is TO say, by telling enormous fibs.
So when the lady asks. Will this wash?'
will that weari' aud so forth, no hesita-
ton must be made in answering. or, if me-
cessary swearing in the affirmative.
BE careful in laying on your soap
You must not do this too violently. Your
situation with respect TO the lady whom
you are 10 shave, is nof such as 10 admit
of telling her that those sparkling eyes.
those raven or auburn tresses, that lose.
ale cheek, that sylphl,ke form of hers
will be set off to advantage by this or that
silk, satin, muslin, bombazine, or what
not. You are only to insinuate all this.
As thus.
THAT pink lining Miss, is lovely re-
ally quite loveIy-for any lady with
delicate complexion
Those flowers, ma'am, are exquisite
10 match dark hair and high forehead
assure you they are considered SO. If
might venture the remark. ma'am they
would become lady like yourself ex.
tremely.'
This is an article. my, lady. which /
would strongly recommend to your lady,
ship. 1t is true that it would only suit
first rate figure. but | am quite confident
it is just the dress for your ladyship.'
You will find it advantageous, having
named sum considerably above the
mark, to abate a little of it sometimes,
and to lead a lady 10 suppose that she has
won upon you so TO do. As for instance.
Well, really, ma am, this is seventeen
and six-but to you l don't mind saying
SIXTEEN
You will also do well to practice lit
tie On female apprehension and eagerness
as follows:
Il assure you, miss, pom honor. that
this article is the very last we have go!
and am certain you won't meet with il
in any other establishment The fact
may be that both your master and the
man over The way are overstocked.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
g Stand from undern the Penusvlv,

"Stdnd from under" the Penusylva>
MIA papers speak of a shower of stones
which lately fell in The vicinity of Venan-
90, some of which weighed fitieeen
pounds 1.-THE thunder aud lightning ac-
compartments we're IN proportion to the
weight of the shower, they must have
been tremendous.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19

The following were the contents OF a
hawks nest, on large pine tree, nearly
one hundred feet from the ground, on the
farm of Liberty Partridge, in Westminster
Mass: sOne black snake 3 l-2 feet 10
length; two large adders, two green
snakes, six chickens, FIVE sparrows. one
striped squirrel (; two mice, one toao, one
frog, two young hawks, half grown.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19
An lrishman wrote TO his son at sch DOL
in Dublin the following racy letter

Dear son--If you are well when this
letter reaches you, we are well. By the
bearer send you my old brown coat,
get new Que made out of it. Your mo>
Their sends you, unbeknown to me. five
pounds. / hope YOU will no, spend
them ioolishiy; if you do. | just can tell
you that youare silly goose, aud re-
main your affectionale father.
P. S. Your sister Sally wanted me to
tell YOU TO send her shell comb. but as
[ forgot it this time, and the letter was
already sealed, will mention it in my
next.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-09-19

The Wing Contention in West iennes-
Banner, of the 26lh ult. gives
the names of AZ uniformed companies
4056 men, that headed 'he
great procession there.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05
sentiments OF Henry Clay.
ExrRlers 80 HIs -.


WI shall stand erect, with q spirit uncon-
quersd, whilst life sndures, ready e second
the exsriions Of the people in the cause Of
Liberty, ne Union and National Property. /"
'.Tho colorS that Goat al the mast head
sh0uld be the credentials Of our seamon."
s'No portion Of our population is more 10y
al % the Union, than The hardy lroemon 81
the weai; they sling 20 Il as their best, their
greatest, their last support"
'.Tho glorious banner or eur country, with
lie unglainod stars and stripes, still proudly
floats Al its mast hsad--wiih sterling hears
and strong arms, We can sufnount Ell our
difficulties Let as rally around that banner,
and firmly resolve 70 PerPoIuatS eur libsr-
iea."
"I have no fears for The safety Of the Uni.
on; whilst our liberties are preserved. Il is 4
tough and strong cord, as al viii dad
vho shall preaump1uously attempt % break
H."
.s0nr agricultural ID cur graatast interest
u ought ever % predominaie, and all ether
should bend toit." n.
stThs measure Or The wealth Of 4 nation 4
indicated by the measure Of its protection q
.ils Industry
ttMorchanig, mechanics, traders, lahorers
never cease o Fscollectihat without freedom
you can have 20 commerce. Or business, 81
than without laws, you can have no security
for permanent liberty"
'sThio government Is % last, irusi, for
ever; We may at least hope L win sndur,
until ths waves OF popnlaiion, cultivation
and intelligence, shall have washed ibs
Rocky Mountains, ans mingled with the Re.
cinos
tsNaHons, Ike men, lai in nolhing which
thoy boldly attempt. when sustained 81 Vir
iuone PurPosss and drm resolniion'"
tiL.et us create 8 hons market, e Civ
f1riheT Epope to the ccneumpfios of ths pro
duco of American Industry"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

Our yonng friend. r. p WiIlIAMs. has
received alaEge supply Of late Publications,
among which are s'Ilans Of Iceland; 81 The
Demon Of ths North, Romance. By Vic.
tor Hugo. 'Ihs Fortune Hunter ei'hs
Crock 81 Gold sThe Adventures of Hel
cuIes Hardy Guiana ia l772," BY Chat
distineuishsd author Eugene Sue. The
above work are truly interesting, and re
would advise the lover sias e give
our juvenile friend ai ihe Store g Ms
LeaVell g. Evans 90 early call hnd Procuss
for themselves eo1L "a lie aboIs M.Ik-.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

The April number 70 This tr1ly splen1'a
and well edited Magazine has been recs
ed; i contains some Sc Best written
ticles we have every read, which goes
prove that ils uniting edilor s dslerm' 81
70 come up 70 bis promises This nom1s
is smbellished with three splendid ems
ings.
The proprietor 81 Gfsham's Magazine
in order 70 carry out hls pledge lhas AZ
Magazine should not Sc surpas,sd. g aoip'
Of beauty Or interest, by any PerIedicel in
the Union. ha- enea6ed competent sf'l
% prepare series anis F'e
the BATHS 1oUnD. eS AlcA Ihe
FIRST of these eneIavine. Wi| apps g as
May number, ed the prop ieier
word that They shall ae
ishsd sngTevings that ever ons
10 ihe Unilei States They " eeeI.
Be accompanied by spirited ds P.'on
tie various aliis
This feature, With AZ
Authors. usi indeed ahlcs
and reputation 81 na
permananily. ihs rlA
Mr lohn and AIF Wa|ie
Hickey, have become op.is.o 81 hs
aEictsb1re seniine W Hickey seeo
pies Ire Hlofia ch we wish You sue
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05


WHIT iaka Noficel
we would in7ite he attention of our
WING rends. and lhe delegates q lhs Bal.
Nmore Convention q particular, Tie Col.
Ioe1s notes which copy from the
Ano Wing.
MHl6 CQNNEN TONS 3 MORE
W wish he WFiIG PRESS ihfouphout
iD1 country g PASS 81 ROUND
That tle Vine NATIoNAI Cows TON.
g cheese candidates ipr lbe NHls RrY
lor Z r ESiDElI'p and Y u 81 Esl nj.
Will convene Ia BALTInoRE, MARr1 ND
oa ne FRS SI Jay of NAY next.
hal llle oumg 3 hLe1D1s afioaan
DonVematOm q c8~
cation. will meet on the second d. sN'
Lay, q confirm the nomination. nads
be pfscsedlHg
Is more inpoEni that The at
e these ConFeRlions esneefif 81, is
should e slled. as
den M ane abroad Than
period g instead Of ths Sts.
ra
a Wild Ine lals core ton.
We tonig mon
caI ettfe very 4aa ol
inecoa her IONS
Iog Sc e.eat
mom llc nsQla b alEl
c m de-
b
m o he
uN ~ rirIr Y.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05
Loco zoo llRINcIPLEs.

Locofoooism rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once trampled in
the dust. "Mardn Van Buron and the Sub
Tresury; the purse and the sword il the
hands Of the President; ne credit; no paper
money; no Tariff; thirty -ssven millions q
year public expenses, and nething e pay /;
negro testimony ia The navy party serviliiy
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and repeal and rePudiaiion Of pub
lie engagements and public liabilities"
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

INC
March s. Ie14
eys pfesidenfs u W r-
espns g Allen. Nai.
csI.st order lh irafes
tt tad sind nnDfoted
AAi Ie Committee cf sifse,s
~ e'ssNes q fsRosi hieI 81 mo-
e motions y lseks Was aIls@e .b.,
ame prepare The Dldinatee fso6.fs9s
ssR q tsat4 tpeil MHlke #ith iHt tlerk.
ssIsN resolution uos offered 81 Mar
t*lH W FNN NtskHe On ureintnr ~ and
ala g lpe .ablt lol atale aclie
Resolved, Ihat the fir6t section 81 she zrdr..~.
regulating ihe com eensafI6n 5I ||,a s. . s ss
sof 81 amended B s.rikin1 odf elss So 80
sf reHi's ana ln lieu thereof iDeeffinp e;rh. nar
ssntaN g s1e amount q ali taxe 81 him e6llecf.
81 ana paid into the town Ireasuav.
Dr " Barnett offered tie iolIosrino 4esoln,ior
#9'ea Nas reesiEed and laid a table for fn-
Tat from ana after ihe passage Of
sls- athancestn tne lees oi the Town Clerk shall
e feoNcea e two dollars and 6ffv cents for anv
senai q called meetings
Ap notion 0l Df. j W Bafnett. flr Rnsra fg,.,
AsneeeQ g eect On Assessor and Coilectof IN
e1es ana own Treasurer for the present fs-
eal 9eai, inch resulted ii the choice 81 r N
Vim ioI Assessor and Collector. ana II 90 n
of town Treasurer
Alter WhIchs the resolutions redueino fke fees
ot the Assessor end Collector was called np and
adopted
The resolution 10 reduce The fees of IL ,o,.r
Clerk was also acted upon and lost
Il Allen offered The following resolution
which was adopfeds
m Resolved. That the committee On Finance be
feaulfed g ascertain from .he AsAsssoF and Col
lectof of taxes what amonnt "a collected from
the assessment handed him, and not collected bv
che former Assessor of taxes
The following Eesoluiion vas offered bv Dr.
j tg Barnett and adopfed
Resolved. bat the q Asseesof and Collector Of
faxea be required to proceed and asseee aIl kind
ol taxable property n az0o City. and as som as
said assessment - completed. that he retnrn 4
copy q the same to the town Clerk who shall,
4saN Nahse requires charge the same 10
Asseaaef 0Ha I Hector, and Gle cory ar the
assessns among be papers of the corporation.
gn motion q ~ Barnett, the vote on the reso-
lun0nto reduce the fees of fhe town elerk yvae
reeonsl7efsd and on beng agsia put 70 the Board,
Dr w Barnett offered the following resolution
which was, on motion adopteds
fesoiVeas = bat c0mmitee q Two be appoirf-
ed to receive and burn the scrip n poeseseioa of
the Aleestkef.-- VI 1efP ppon the President ap-
pointed Nsasrs " Barnett and II Allen said
afneI ctlered the followint resolution
which motion. adopted;
bat the town constable require the
pe @ eis on sue streets as be may consider
requires e ppi IN, lorihviih. good and snhstaD-
a cutters sufficiently large u conduct the wafer
which passes alenn said streets nd hateo much
section lcl an Ordinances requiring opvners 81
property 20 4azoo City 70 pave IN front Of said
8tres1e, onnhirfs seith s1cfs1tiuIT. ne
the same Is hereby repealed.
Ayceril cate Of + G Lewis, for serving as clerk
q ele ecfion, for 50 90 was presented end allowed
Df y I.eake's acct for attendance on paupss-'
vas presented and referred to the COMMITTEES "a
accounts.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
r. EATON KEYS, PREs,T
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05


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The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

/" Let me not Be misunderiOod- i
oniroat thar may not " MIsRRPREsENTED.
4 an NOT ad0ocaiiug ne rerioal 81 q HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR ABID-
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
PROMISE ACT. Z am for doing what no
Soulhern man of fair candid mind ever yet
denied-giU 70 he country 6rfoenue phich
may proUlde - ne ecoaorl lenl eerif "a "a
QJUtrRmeni, and ai lis sa1ie time Riuine III
eidenlal profession 20 orr Nome fndulifF -
Speech Of Henry Clay in he United Sialel
Senate, March lst, 1872.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

g With respect "a me station which that portion
81 our population enQofea in MECHANIC CAL
pursuiis ought to occupy ia The United States, y
tank f6ai az ciiisens, ,ialire and nGitralrsd. Eh
oii any regard 70 lieir RssPFcIvE vocAIioNs eolld
enjoy such confederation sosieig Is due e 1eig
rri,e AID inieikgece, tisff indsire, soo4iefg Gltd
general dep0rlmeat' t''--lIENRR CLAY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05


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rfs rev. ranis. H.HsS.
This llanedend e|ooe snsn ri
pIe'eh in ine tresbytef'an ehqIcf @ ,h
Place pa I4saag ihs liiA JAZZ ha|f
P.s OlclocR M
ci.zls1 r7z-Sylg7g.
give lh1 plowin lotion which
rr aaopied bg the Clinton br,sFe
M. ,s mestirr ,ela -
RrsoLyrD. Tbsl Comm. of Three
es aPPolnlsa e 'ps'e' 'oe ',.F e Nc.ss''s
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

--1- HT TUNT7T -07 IIITOTT-|I 71nTT-
iofrafioo ol ihc Genclal Government. leaving pnh-
lir officers perfect lreedom 81 thoughl and 81 lhe
right ol suffrage, bui with aliiablc lsstoin'e
against improper interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of TIE Con.lluilons limit
ing che incumbent Of the prsaidsntal once 70
SINGLE TERM.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

o More oI 81 ,Aa Iean EdoIl
yolons, and Xaz0o Cily.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05


Iht uIns Tie als speclaf
election in l bsn district ioI
m eef 81 Congress .o al BE yncan
3ceasIooed by lhe fesi nation ol ien Nn.
wilkins hal A|l Dn1A big, e
elected bg 81 vote. over
oc5'oco e1rcns1 Gzzam Tbs
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

or We tr6 indebled 10 The kindness of
our friends Messrs. Shropshire A. Evans, for
a acopy of the New Orleans Prices Current,
from which we extract our Commercial In
ielligence.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05
Henry Gray
or Wfntich.


ln "A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY.
rerulated bP lho rlii end authority 81 the ation.
"a. An ad1quaic REVENUE, with fair PRO-
FICTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY
5rd. JUST RESTRAINTS ON TIE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, ombaeinga further reslnciion
On TIE cxcfcise 81 Tie VETO.
lih. faithful administration ol .he public
D0main. with ~ equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THEPROCEEDS 81 lhe sailor of g smon9 aIl the
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

M give .be o||oWin resolution which
sas dOPied 81 Gle Clinton Pesby S
"a. Iasl meeting held g Caalen
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

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The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1844-04-05

Plcs; il bleW up yelg cold cn ffIday night
and gave us small sprinkle 81 snow. and
On Saturday night we bad very severe
frost, which done eonsidstablo 1uulu = =
Ihs fruit and gardens.