Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13

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FROM THE PHILADELPHIA BULLETIN.
.NwSery Rhymes for the Times,
Adapted from the original of Mother 6oose.
Sing song Of specie
'stotiam all awry,
Seven and fifty Bank birds
Kroek'd iuto pi;
When the Banks were open'd
The Cashiers tried TO sing
Wasn't that pretty dish
To send TO Gov'nor King
The King WAS up at Albany
Fighting off the brokers;
The Cashiers were il Wall stre&
Working hard as stol;crsi
Presidents were SHINING
Up aud down TIE street,
Out rushed Brolea bear
And knocked them { fT their feet.
CLARK hark tho Banks do bark,
The brokers have coHe to town,
Seme with ..bags'' and some with '.rass"
To hunt the specie down.
There was d, man in our town,
Who was so woudrous wise,
tle jumped into the Barhary coast,
And drew out his supplies.
And when ne got his specie out,
with all his might and main,
iIc rushed into another Bank
And concluded that, all things considered,
he might as well iepositit .ssTt.n,
Here we e. ap, up, Up
Here we ge round, round, roundy
Here We go backwards ar,l forwards,
gIcre we 20 down, down, downy!
(stocs rcports.I
Ba! ba Bank ,hecp. have you any gold
Yes, marry, have 1, three bags told;
One for dcpositors, one FOR me,
And one for an oil chap that lives across the
sea.
Note-shaver! Note-sharer'
Fly away home
Your notes arc protested,
Your fingers will burn.
One-Two! What shall we do
Three-Four Close up the door.
Five-Six! They are coming like bricks,
Seyen-Eisht! Ask them TO wait
Nine Ten Good friends, come in.
Eleven Twelve! The depostes Well
shelvU
Thilteen-F Fourteen Stop exporting
Fifteen-Sixteen Amt wo fixed in :
Seventeen-Eighteeu! Keep 'Sn waiting!
Nineteen-Twentyi Vaults are empty!
There vas a Pu bic had Bank,
And it had naught to give her;
1t paid out its notes, and marked its
CHECKS,
And babe itstolks consider.
Tho folks considered very well,
But couldn't get their money,
And bale shem play another tune
"Ohl specie-paying's funny -
Monday night, it shall be the whoio care
To say that our Banks are all on The
square,
On Tuesday morning the folks will come
Never one Of 'em get any tin,
Fifty-odd banks where bulled up by the York
ers,
Seventeen times as high as tise moon;
When they expected suspension don't know
But come the smash did, and remarkably soon
..Yorkers, New orllers, New Yorkers," sad
Why do you brag so rem arkably. high Z"
ITO keep up ex change while we can, they ai'
c-y,
s.But ven fall and be with you by and by"
There was eIler who had naught,
And drawers came to spot iii
lie slept into the specie vault,
And then they thoaght they'd got III
But ho crept out the other side,
And then they could not fnG him;
He ran fourteen miles in fifteen days,
Ard never looked behind him.
Pay my check, pay my check. Bankers. ma
Mol ca Mt, master, by any plan;
Then take it and croSs it and mark 1t with
And then it will do for Tommy and me.
Pretty Director Your Bark iet me m!lk,
.I1l give your wife an imported silk
Ana dozen gloves. as you shall see,
1fyou vii come down with sdiscount TO IN
Richard aud Robin were two pretty men,
They laid s-bed till the clock struck tcn,
Robin starsup and looks at the sky
To Bank! Brother Richard, cur specie is DR.
Do you 20 before with The check and the ba
And I'll follow after on little Jack nag.
High ding diddle, remember Mich. Bdd
The Barks have gone up ike balloon
Tie Dtmoclats laughed TO see the spo
And the Brokers went In for the spoon