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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25


lrs~ GurF,ur's roiDEr SUHrILe. for compIc'ey and
peIunne,ty orlicuiTi: u.erlr l;lr without Jnfy To-
;hc nos dcjcac sin. Aweys cs;od beiuc huJinS Proof
pu.itj-.. aud ms mistake.
Corn ps lr.rIAS SOAR. fnr eriiu: p!mple bdtclleS
d,coloos aud 10 The skIn Never take any ci'ef
thuH tSnuraudN
f:orRArD's VrGErantg RouaE iar tle cheek.
GnuRsrD'S STANIs Lily WHITE. ln the conpicNo to
he hid where cc New ni bat nj the Original oiice
81 Walk.r.Strce ir.t store from iituudwag.
f-Gafs-.5 ihe,ui steel pnlntclphn Jordan Milk
street os;an Carleton L 90. Lowell. Chupin L 90 SpnG
field Green & c. W"rcc'tcf: Bull, lnrtinrd: Fsue Mid
dle,n,.n: iiyc., wiiaven fnnscv, Rpce-et Bcck k'
Bull Troy icafcc SiGnwS Hall, Albany; Seth ;. innce
baltimore SC Ilb If
ne American RsiirnnG journal, Ne. ! =,
Vol Xvitl.I'hs number wl he found m"Js than usually
utees,lnG. 1, condensed reports of the Pubic W"'k
of Penns, lvania and Michigan article III Ie,acn To the
New -Yoik rrcy of TAXINe PEurLE L" sustain iie ca
nals and nj tie same tine. rruhiblins the western fnTc
from usinc Ire railroads, together with extensive Tabular
Of American md European Railroads. Cann M
nns Companles etc. and much othe' information se' to
those interested IN such maites This the only Journal
published tn, country, EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED to the
cause OF Internal improvements and should be IN the hands
Of every person interested N theii prosperity.
Published Neesy. It SO year advance at 3 Chambes
street. Nes-Yoik. by
IA ~ I'd % y. X. MINOR.
--s.zH,a-E@-=.Hs4Ss---s
Passengers Arrived,
faa6 5r'g l. hiri trdsca rom 81 -iaras-J . Pandef
Wm II Meyr!, - Al1yhew.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

Ers- Nuts. Muns an"' F'urs-Seliins By feiail @
-, II flI rs E prices tS WEEK oSLY al No. ort
m Ian' y i,:t.es,- > - s'y.s nt in IN lime NO 3mYs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

IL N5t;cc.-Rev. B. +. BARRETT vii deliver hi
siT,b Lecture NEXT SABBATH .Ta-Mouowl EVE
MING, ;he Lec!re Room the Ne;yi ofE 'ciety IL
b-nry Building corner oi Br9adTay and Le"Gfrt-tIe n
o'rr Subjsct-''The euuectioa nc; ihat o: the ma
teTIsl hoiy-.sTgu :rn;n Scripture.
In case c weather should be unpleasant, the Lecture Will
be postponed SeHs free. -,,.,
- ~ N' 25 IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

The Pilot boat T Ii Smith rsports2232 inst u mics Sc OF
the Highlands Of vessel partly out o! WATER
found b, attached the heat OF mast sup
pne 10 belong vessel sunk. With some difficulty sue
aal from Chesapeake Bay, fc Se'l erk cargo oys-
Middle Ground near Cane Ch=:; vessel and cargo total
loss achcfs, CHAINS a! and rsgag saEcd. and taken ~
nlr nc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
Posr 0rrIcx. NEw-YoRK. Jan. sai, l5i5
NH. post ssnster General hevins approved

~. tie es'1b5,laeat o PERTINENT y; NJ
Posi- ~ - ~ =. =, igcerlon nn CHATHAM SQUARE corner
G p9 . Mtr1 R,ruy las dectsi thai the remosal from l.s
prens ~ ce al Chatham Square, be made simultaneous
S I D be s:4 eF ee SfssDfGR n . dPas ParE 1 sf
ensuing Pos; Master congratulate h teiisw citizens
upon 1S e s eommaay Gasiahy:a pro-
H9ts 90 ,f ihe c'u' oHN LQRlER GRAHAM, Pos Master
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
Sncken, Gct
Oisn-fers. sc,

By bark Ralph Cn-s, from Palermo. 18th inst LAT ST. lon 69
sc!rf Congress. lfoaI BOstOn. bound South.
Schr Spy ilay AIMS ds I'm Salem, with mdze TO master.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

~ The Teu;h Lecture in the course 20 Young
pn,s m the ake street Church. will be delivered Tomor.
S,nGsv) Eyennr by :hs Rev. pf. URRAY. of Eiz
nbe,bnwn N j. subject: The Elements essenial 10 ne
existence OF Church CT Ghost services 10 eonSlehes q
~ Il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

Gs- The Rev. Thomas Il. Taylor, ID. D.
Rector OF Grace Church VIII deliver Sermon 10 the Young
IN the Mission Church ii The Epiphany. 10 S2rtonst'ee be-
tween Essfx and orfoE street SunnGy evening next
Service commence at o'clocs IL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
WANTED.

yETASTED--t PARTNER .ith-r s9--ial or active, with
w cash capital ffou, $500 1000 for ,he nann'sc,
nnrs q. ,trca, article, wkch IN enuTy use SIC psS -
pT7t hY pcsra thoroughly a-QTHlpet with hl'
bust IN all is sSrous hEanchc and 2fos
w9 cYey engaged the business. sni has so 't-
chncrg which lie excessively aud adYanta-e"'SV
enpos et The beSi OF Cy rssr-nce sud rs,afe-
4 c:: ore. erected T. r " with aJrsss,
appointing interview. vii with attention t1St
go NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who mag '.na: assistance
~ The commencement of Spring hislHsSs have 'As
inHls-9 gcd man. Ssn cJryeSspt with the
domestic trads who hRs himself been msngacfgrsr hrs
extensive acquaintance The ianuEcu.er> nf ihe Est.
1ud beIsyes iuueacc slcc sGrunt OF business he
feels competent puchsse sell sc .!e wi refer Ia
n;bsf Merchants the iiy. Compensation may
he ehe 5y salary by ,aercs; TIE Address
A. Is t,ty y. Y Lower Po,i Office. - is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

ES Church of tnc Saviour IN Pierpcnt
STREET, BROOKLyN.-A Sermon sill be preacLsd N
this Cburcrto morrow evening" the 5th INST Rer = A.
FARLEY VIII ch the of the er Of the Three
Henyeuly Witnesses John Y. VIII BE- discussed Services
g., mfl q O'Clock. precise.y. 10 II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
COMMERCIAL.

The announcement OF the stock OF Cetteg on hGrd a. ie %
end of the yeoT-1ucsday a>tbad tendency 10 delesS ne
market little. bu prices without alteration. "G @ we
maj Eef Yesterday closed quietly The prices declared ~ e
Comn of Brokers iu the week nieiiOwe9 a!"Oie'
az tjrlsnns a. (see Liverpool Cotton Ala'keiD
t,nr;e, -, irnde owing to almost cunluu
ed prevalence eaSeiiy winds 81 late, has been ;u rem ae
want of stocks 10 epere upcn Tic remark appe> n"e mn
medinely 10 Beet and Euer, the quantity ol each o" uau
belns limited I'll ,L,l,,,o ..
coed paper can be discountec III "a % rs cent Inc
Railway Shares do appear 10 absorb The whole iioa'Ns
capital OF the country. . L,s ,si5
Penn.yiyanu 5s 1852 "a One 1etl. ea %; Auba'
is. 1853, So
FgEIGuTs At manufactured goods'
the amount OF oiers much Sr'ne' than when
The last H,nu euu,er sailed. and 'i:e Quuiy 81 GgAd
weight il outside the port aitn. Tor 'nvo:ahc winds ne
rates are Tor Nev.I nrk pocGc SHIPS pi Articles sse
10 pecicl c.nact y. Copper. S b eafeiw"Tc os E"S'
l5 ps iroi, l3s 81: ba's aud Airies sheet a.d
rs Gi muchmery 20, Mcsfs. Foche aud nn duez iie
rates Of freight per Si:. ~ oli"~S: H:"- oln
weight, lbs Il. G fine goods ~ fniaw1te, LIS %" vN m
enwarc t iio,tnn-weeit. -. 6d 10 & i'Tdwpic n!d ,e
goojs %: ear,henwaie. Ia llndepho-seiIh' rs o' 20
Jk iiue sna ~ hardware. Va Newt tcal'S,-Sa o.
other weight, Is td ne good. lbs 10 "; naie"ne ioi ~
enware Rmltmoe-w eight. about us: line goods |>
hr-c;ynrc .}Js: eufthenwac, L. I'd.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
DIR. THORp'S CARMINANTIA.
.r<..,rrrr, .-IStIYNt(N (,HrD E-Gnu-A 9

A NOIBEE aSiOSlsf.lNU -.
"A duty prompts ~ Inform you OF the ehcaGs oi your
Cerrnnania which wns an Aggravated aecton oi
The liver lungs Ny physicians prououncd me Ipcusoe
and well convinced OF the nuy Of any altnet sfos
cond rot 1--we through the month Of March; Ny symptom
werr as follows pam Ges shooting Trough tho top OF
The shoulder blade distress back hectic pains and
nintin-. nt pit ny stomach, appetite, snIlow skip,
this very STATE the Certificate Of Hr Slate
handcd by friend; fading very great similarity 10 our
,ympt had great encouragement to try tho same
which did, and spund eef from the m bo;tla aef
continuing ihe of the Carmnantio until had taken
bottles, have the happlRess OF saying gm m tho
enjoyment Of perfect hea and have been 30 ior two 5es
past From kpowledse OF The virtues of tire Carsnan
can recommend the medicine with the most perfect eonh
denca Aso for the encouragement OF tbose nndecced
would them the Doctor VIII recommend the Cari
nan,la unless hs thinks their within the INIT o the nedi
cine which altered 10 sur the stages OF the oteqe
would Dr. Thop thanks Tor the pairs taken
TO restore health and which were oesed 20 me-
Al CONSIDER the LasInHsta blessing TO tho human iaaay
would adse person keep this article IN ne nuse m
cass sudden cd Thcse wishing 10 see me waipeae
call al my reifence.
remain yon.s. with esteera :, ,,op.,.,
Or cailon NJ William Field Ia Fulton ST. bei"eea Broad
wEy and Nassau at EngrayeI ,e,,
We would so refer Mr. aysy eosaer oil on erenue and
10Th street: who himself Of very dsieaaing cou
To n H. C. THoRP 1872 Greenwich avenue corner Of Ish
IT, 10 e. seen the Cnrnantin Depot are well
worthy Of the OF those ntIsfed with lung or liver
Srs Youry OF consumption and liver CON-
pIaat IA AFuoss Mrs "; Donney. cured Of Liver cons
liz hnr,on street. Mr. ACcrews cured of liver complaint
and dyspeons. l35 Chs.ess;.
Seroi1s suraned be cured nine cases oat OF ten.
jas itDiistW.
ID WET IRoN-5 tons q Riyet Iron fer sals by
III iAn JOS, TUCKERMAN,6s % West.,s, {
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
MAMMOTH OXEN.
| ccycvCC COr,pV AGAINST THE WORI n

GENESEE CO'FY AGAINST The WUKLU.
rsNE two very large and extraordinary fat Oxen that
exhibited at the Park and Merchant Exchange last
ek nnd superior Seers that with them, are
Hshtecd and can be 81 ThTdeet, Thurdsy
and Friday OF this week The Oxen raised and fasned By
the nt9 General Wm A. Mills or Gcnesee Flats and they re-
coyef premium the State fa nj Rochester ia Hfs.
and received ~ first premium the State Fair at Poughkeep.
sia in i.i The Steer. .tsned By Lewis Brown, Esc
(Son,enl Westminster County.
h- Beef Of above Cattle Will De TAKEN half at Stall
2 Can,rs Market and the other half % Washington MAJ
ke; on Sa;d,y Jan 18th and Offered for sale. The public
respectfully invited to call and Judge fer hem'tlys
i23 Suss CHASE & CLlNCh.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
Commercial and Money natters.
- fs- csrrsesai ana .gsncarars:ers: see last Pe.s

o- F5- Csr1aie-=isi ND -g5ncf1.:s. zee Las; Page
FRIDAY. T. NJ.
The Stock marker to-day without material
chang snit the.e much activity. TIE only specca
re actor OF any importance IN Canton, which nppcn
to the eetoa If .pseuiH;gfs just The sale
7r=cd 455 la u, 81 y Trs los sch how
eve.. te vcTy snail There attempt to
this stock. hrh VIII the power Of the bulls AMI
beurs. Pennsylvania s. wanted a. lie Second Board al
- with sellers. Operators the street looSas wrh
crea: anxiety fot the steamer avce the fcnuEe Of
the Cou advices brcaght by her viii probably deeend the
Stock biarsc; for the next fortnight Should she
bf1- asGa'ue Cooa Marker, and cosinued activity aud
the sauo Condition ot TIE ioasy atke u cannot but have
en eject here heHi;hy Money and EN
chzn-e MsIhe Cotton bs Will - !ooksd raoa win much
-, lis,tu. IT risa- market aud Co;'aa vii forward
freely rhs faaz, ts condition o; Exchanges would
feel ss> trepiaon o. spscie shipments and would
p,obsbly relax The ri thc somewhat Cnl he
Cambria arrives ,ye must book ot sna fluctuations s.ocAS
ard money market.
Th- Foreign Bill market is sill dull, and some
bills can he had beo 10 of,he eadns hou'e
l a,s lC bu good bs be had Ter c.. Francs
sEc ) g ia5 22i:
Fr.ighis srs Il for square Cotton for Liverpool,
n, which ensa=emen made today. Thers Is nc
vessel on the berth excepting the packets
Rates OF Discount on BEI.S Noes al - Wal-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

~ ,yo,;.,n HeviyaIs-A Lecture viii be given on
- ,lsc, =, the Fourth niverslj-t E8iich, Elknheh
ast ~. tnasr Walked evening" ht cocs b, i'e
Rev II. hALLOp. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

ns- A fcyr Lectures on Marriage vii be del.r
= ~. on sunday evenings, ths French Church
sten ~ corner of Naqsets.icet and Park Row
= n Wmf.ssoN Rcc.dr OF the same. beginning to-inofi2T
y II w s, ~; Services at o'clock All
70 w. nec. uly invited 10 alleiiI. I-it
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
BISHOP ONDERDONK's

THE ART OF WEAV G,
BY HAND AND BY POWER:
Ivh an Introductory Account Of IL Rise and Progress IN
ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES,
yoa THE USE OF RAsurAcruRZRs AND OTHERS,
By Clinton G. GDroy,
PrcctieG al Weaver and aannfactuter.
One aro YoiaHs. illustrated uit nearly go EHrdr
inss HoOd and Stcel, PLAN AID c0tored
This Is work written with admirable ciearnes. thoroughly
PRACTICAL and which manufacturer o; Cloths can at
ford to remain ignorant. With view Of encouraging very
enlarged crcuatoa the work ha, been issued at the exceed
in.y tow pncs Of Five Do!n's ne
All order. e., Books accompanied with remittance and
specific directions now be tdese will be neaty put up
and expense o; the principal Cites where ex
presses rua-or wished viii be put directed and eit al
any place In this City. according Instructions
dS ifs GEO. D. BALDWIN. g Spruce-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
Police Office.
unncr Eoiicc Office.

2NcR John Brandt vas arrested and committed
>i n.h ot assisting thei Steal oi boots iiOm 55
Irnr!sf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

{. ). FISK, Aucti0neet
FlSX-Sor, No. % Cana street, lNa:ionai BAIL
q At PRIVATE SALE.
t,s Superior Mahogany and olacr desks and maple bed
ste f different Ssyea; $50 mahogany clock second
hand ingram carpets ply: HAIR and rcsS st irss peHld
rosewood r;es table: piano tns aides English douoe Dun
,4l, heve Eiogeace an Ate!aiCe Hats ct sipSfiur Gsa
rvs hnS ;eidsJs, smoke condenser. tcI leweefs Gse
large quantity oil sword and oticr CaneS ana Cane
Trimmings; es several hundred Swords for canes. eompps
ins !ins assortment marufacuerse al auction prices
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

PosscngGfs hfrTVtu,
IN ta1 brg j l. Rirtrdsca. jrom 81 -Har.s-J y Pande
Wm |! Meyer, . Mayhem.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

~ rsr. Bradbury Will meet class OF CHILDREN
and YoUTH tor instruction. Singing every Saturday
lag 81 o'clock the basement Of The Baptist Tanctnacle
Church. auiberIystrcet. ChGthnm. The instruction
in this Glass will lie preparatory to the ASSuAL JUVENILE
MusIcAI. FESTIVAL to be given esry 10 the Sprng
I.i 2!s. Wil. B. BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
BISHOP ONDEND0NKS TRIAL.
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on THURSDAY MORNING, ,S0,h in5iap,l
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Oder enclosing remittance through Poastnaster vii be
''''' 'a'F'' VIII ,iifi:t,' Sc Published on SATURDAY
RECEN I IMPROVEMENTS,
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BsuS SnpNlment 70 his Directory.
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ThschesIy Of vssctab'c and Animal Phy.loIHey By DR.;
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RAISED high degree OF exp:c1ion Sn9n & me ~ n ,S
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nc,5sSs o, the work lrrilune.
Is '''~ WILEY & PUTNAM. lsl Broadway.
TIE MOST BEAUrlFUL STORY FOR YOUTH.
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THE ADVENTURES OF LITTLE MARY. THE
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Price IL, cents. Ju,t published by
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MARSH'S NEW-ENGLAND ORATION.
JUST PUBLISHED.
Tho ANNUAL OR lTlcN. delivered before the New Eng
nnl Society in the Broadway Tabernacle. Dec. 20. til by
tIor frorny p Marsh NJ. w. DODD.
corner of Pnrk Row and Spruces'.
Fo, sae by the sub.cf5er the BOSTON ALMANAC Tor
lS5 conranlns FLAP Of Bo,too. large amount OF Sta
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CHR 5 FlAN PARLOR MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY JUST ISSUED.
CONTENTS.
Remniseencss of = County Congregation.
l,rlyh LI, LII.
Ila:id Bfhlnerd,
The Wild Coumhlne.
The Fail OF The Oak.
Tuero1.
Lesson from the SelsonS.
Charles Fourier.
The Highway to linppineis.
Address to the mo.n.
Muse.
'i'he Pator Table. .......
EMBELLISHMENTS.
'I,nr Win infr-tptSg ID. MEAD.
iu3'... Publisher. liS Aassau.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

Jsc.gTeHt .r0Ney. Bretc7 Bank -foEst. o.
Essen, balkHD= JSto1. : BanS oi Os'cp
Albany Toy Sch-les S.c i Commercial. Oswcco
Tes,eIa New.YoT ...S.as tommeccini. Dul!o..
Jersey Clinton tguay
bsnnors 49,. ....,l tinie States Phil1do!p.ia :
VIr-inin II. firocSpor y. I..........5
OHIO Indiana and kcn'y.2 iaaiiun, y. N......... .
Wsco1sm and lowa....-.. Bank o: Lyons -
Michigan lt!!ius Siate Bank
Norl Carolina = Georgia : Bank of III. At S!a"necoIvn q
South Carolina ...,.......l u n!9n, tiqiia -
ilGbie S1'-tIstn .'s anu
N.'vJieSus. vcNis!t niiA ana Co-O
On state money secured hy Stuuss, 20 els per 500 Is III
lowed II exchange 5I curTent money.
The W-s,srr 'airoi.i 90. has Geclarsd diyi-
ea of three pc. cent The ecepts this Road continue to
ac1a.se ISL they did 1913. Receipts ol te week
endins lna. Is:
Passenscn n.................-s;,l.0 go
lls%Ht.--.-.....'rs. 49, l.lst
To;il...................slOs5 s59 sI,0Si
itu meeting OF the >tockhGi-rs Wednesday.
solved buy the States million of stock bu ask the
Legislature 10 auhorse the annual creation OF new stock.
eqrivnlen; $40 coo paid tic Sinking Fund.
The vsaIiy report Of The Residing Ra,l oad Co.
gives the following ,hc receipts tor the year lsA
Freight on Con. iisSS ;.
Mere lsandise iSzs5 -
PASSENGER ref'l s='tt- -
: 'i1c9 70
Miscellaneous 81 %
Total o., '9Ig 'G5 W. W.
he total expenses were. !t- V
Ne, profit. ',9!V 20
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RlCHAkIsS, ane,ioncrr.
tlG BANGS, RICHARDS & PLAI'T.--Stn'e sa stss1-
~ wayibeal eaSh sdy;iRceusais na$s on Compliments
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26
ih9e-H+ For the Ypslanti Sentinel.
A True Story never before Printed,


% My friend "Aleinheer," (for not knowing his
veritsbly Christian or sIr-name, will use APP
pelaton applicable to his natiurI,) is a piodding,
patens, aBJ what may seem marvellous TO some,
honest ped!ar A pedlar not Of wooden nu, -megs,
horn gunlGints. ct ceterac but regular built. To-
motive dry goods establishment: with a stock In
trade about three times his ow4 weight, beneath
which he siaggers like Atlas under The universe.
Meinheer has good share of dutch spuIk, and
his temper Is often severely tuned but by dut of
eonstant dicipIine with pretty good share OF nat
ural good nature, he has acquired such amazing
stoicism. that he can hear the most dsparaging
comments regarding his wares, can handle them
over and over again to crafty the most fastidous
belle or beau, can spend an hour in alternately
putting The goods and the purchaser. and if he re-
ceived after all but shilling, pass cheeriuly on
his way TO repeat the same tedious process Small
profits however requires great prudence, ard
Meinhecr therefore contents himself with COM
Portable breakfast and supper daily, doubtless sru
minating' for dinner. but never ven,uring near a
house about The hour when other people dine. for
experience has taught him that at this time of day
shey are very parsimonious of cash, and very pro-
digal of compliments and invitations to DINER.
which, II accepted, lighted his stores III the same
proportions they loaded his stomach. No won.
der then that Meinheer breads an invitation 10 din
GER and no wonder that under the circumstan noes
We are about to relate, between his spunk, his
mirth and good nature, he inflicted the retort for
ske provocation. Meinheer was jogging along
somewhere in the Yankee part of the state of Ohio
aud between ten & eleven. not near enough IL to
cause any apprehensons of dinner he turned in 10
hoasc whose appearance promised good sales.
q " .rN
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26
From the London Literary Gazelte.
A New SOnS TO an old Tune.

when John Bulls pocket is touched, he is generally
surly, and in few instances himself wi tn re-
risals in the shape of good-humored squib as the
following Having heard it sung, with the accompa
nyment Of some merry laughter. begged the Nj S.
from the author. and print in hope that will amuse
both sides of the Atlantic though it pits city ha I'd
1t the doctrine Of Reputation. Ed. l.. GIL
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

~ Yankee Doodle borrows cash.
Yankee Doodle spends il,
IA And then he snaps his liners at
The jolly flat who lends it.
Ask him when he means to pay,
-H He shows no hesitation,
81. But aays he'll take the shortest way,
si And that's Reputation!
L Chorus: Yankee Doodle borrows cash, &c.
Yankee vows that every State
.hi Is free and Independent
uiis And is they paid each others deb,s, "
sia There'd never be an end ont 20 III ."-
y, They keep distinct all settling comes 8~
And then throughout the nation ~ ,-tt
They all become 'Uhiied States"
i"'hi preach Rcpudation
Lending cash to Illinois,
M s., Or to Pennsylvania 5tt
Florida, or Mississippi, ~ l
Once quite u mania. - d..
' OF al, The States us hard to say
80 4" Which makes the proudest boast, sirs,
Of But Y auk De seeems himself TO like
The State Oh Owe, sirs,
The reverend joker of ST PauIs
Don'l relish much their pluder,
Aud often at their knavish tricks
Has hurd his witty thunder
But Jonathan by nature
A hide of toughest leather,
Which braves the sharpest pointed darts
And cdRons put together.
He tells 'em they are clapping on
Their credit quite stopper, s-' D..
H. If that's the case. they cool!y say, r.-
Just if TO spite US, ,.- ...-s ~ ..
They'd better stop our dividends,
And hoard 'em up to fight us
le What's the use of money'd friends
sfs< If you must nj bleed 'em,
h. Ours, guess, says Jvhnathan, @ .4#l
The country is of freedom ..e-
And what does freedom mean, il not
To whop your slaves at pleasure.
81 And borrow money when you can, p
1sa TO pay il at your leisur el
Great and free Amerikee, ,s,.-,lrs -.
With all the world is vying, -ss +,
That she's the ''iand of promise"
iiN There is surely no denying. 80
q But be it known hencefor, h to all, '.5e'
Who hold their ]. o. u. sirs, -ea' Z. r..
49, A Yankee Doodle promise is --
II A Yanke e Doodle do, sirs.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

s.The little carprciousness of some wives is more
uncomfortable than the right down angry temper of viz
ago. The one is a continual dropping of rainy day,
the other smart April shower, heavy while II last but
over"-[J. Taylor.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

Tertullian writes, II reverence the plsnitude of
the Scriptures. and admit nothing without iesti-
mony. Lee, him therefore. who produces any
other standard offaith than the written Word. fear
the curse pronounced against the man who adds
unto The Scriptures. = al, % ss,.i g sd blgau
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-03-26

u Mss Webster has been PaTdoned BY the Gov.
of Kentucky ,s9asyst % w5's am soEla 20
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