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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-14
The following anecdote appeared in

The following anecdote appeared in
the New York American:
Interpretations having been commit.
ted, some years since, upon the Golgo-
tha of the Park theatre, the properties
man was in great distress one evening.
Kemble was to play Hamlet, and their
only remaining skull was the well known
pyrotechnic automaton apper!aining to
Incarnation scene of Der Freyschutz, and
with which there was danger Of ignition.
In this dilemma he flew to the doctor
and begged the loan of a skull for ono
night only. From his cabinet Of curl.
osities the doctor produced a Uranium
which served for the grave scene,' and
was returned on the following day.
Had any present known whose voice
had once spoken within those fieshless
bones, whose eyes had once flashed from
those empty sockets-there would have
been a sensation throughout the house,
The skull thus unwittingly held up to an
unconscious audience, was the bonafide
caput of aYorick Charles Kcmble had
known-lt was the skull of George
frederick Cooke! Was this an impress
sive memcnto mori of histronic fameP
GREAT MATCH AGAINST TIME.-The
great feat, of riding 2sS miles in "a hours
which excited so much attention amongst
the sporting gentlemen Of our city.
"came off, at the Hunting Park Course.
on Saturday. Mr.. John Grant, long
and favourably known in our city as
riding master, was the equestrian hero.
He performed his task in % l-2 minutes
within the time, and thus gallantly won
the bet ofsl00O, many thousands were
on the course towards the close OF the
exploit, and his victory was hailed with
enthusiastic cheering.
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The following article showing the i'm,
portance of punctuation, we cut from an
old paper. 1t may amuse some of our
readers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
BULLETIN NO. d


81 AlsA,s Vt Dee /, Is37
To day have IntrlIgrrrr ir'm IN"
North in regard I" the present situation e" The ~" par
t.s Iich tna, br 'l'd
q. at emu who iii 81 johns yesterday morning,
tells mat the BRUSH lrrups nd returned ~ ~ INNS
aud w.te THAI morning having for Montreal. lh'fe
were II Mas sad about CO. winch included the i"fc~
under Col Nethrrelt and 200 sent out from huD real
on Tucsda, To- rInlorre h,tn SIR John C"ib'rn haI
ssurd orders to cunr"utatr al the ftgHiar troops ia
Montreal. small force was hen at Ch'mbly'
TThe editor OF the st. Adams Journal Ezra says
above That the information lac has received can BE re-
he'd On lie then adds what tue 81 Johns gentleman re-
pofts But whether tins Al that be relrd on We
are at ossTbr editor then goes on 10 state that The
Pa,ro,s were defeated at the ah4r OF st Charles, aud
hid retired 10 :, Druis sc. lie says has lnnrmani
stated he learnt d, IT johns that the Brush lost H. k
led aud - nouudrd-ih- loss OF the Patriots Il, 30
killed tn. is oulsir.pn. the royalist. account
This Extra thru thus spraAs Of the affair al ST. Den
q, of rh!fsjiy ;-
"itis believed that the affair q ~ D~Ls on Thurs
day of asl week much more l'ia t. the ii"5alisis
than Thy aunl Inrif nuhibrr 81 Killed "as tr'"''h
40 aud 30 The r-tfrat > rel most cs-ra'riLl
=, hen the tr,Ap. arrived tl.r th u."- mis-
erablr plight tit .ayc STANDS Of Brush Sris "rfc
pi.ked a. al - D'nI'.
THIS EK,ra eopcs from, ihr Montreal transcript Of
Nov = a. Tie substance 81 what called the "iiicial
account Of the Laule of ;, Charles ou SATURDAY We
hay, only oo.n Tor the following rI'iaets s--
Prom the .BonDeal 7Ianscrgt efNor -.
W. hg,, he picssurr OF syne bri"rr our readers the
suH. snrr Of Tie ,e,.s ?, POT; OF the taking 81 -
Charles on SsIufday lot
pn Satufd4y uiprniag at @ O'Clock ne Brigade as.
dts Lut Col ~ ttirfall belt IT iliiaifr go tAr .f.c
,,.r 90 - Clnres Ilr march wss accomPf,hrH
.,.... .t p s.,.a. .i.faer. 'Ee-Pt lr %. ''~..
ing oowu u ilis suasts. ~. y uutI 90. 4u.s'4
tn,n mile Of Il Chafrs, wh+n thr uo p wri- med
.pon tf.ai the l,li - opp.t- bank e the Echrrn,
.,d man oi iir Rt,a H. FiuIeni WHund SrFrf .
,iH. ,h.t. ,i. aiso if.f tom baln ANN d'aris 90
ts.,f float. and The barn So iI..rda IS unh On
,fustns az tao ausstrA 80 80 .. ii'r f'lf'
Wnrss CT. With tal' tea a.. p"sii." % .'ne 'ir'
dunn, Il h.tat,- v~,,d tadscr ,ou'e dri. c't 90
,,i,s.i h tniaiusIed p- Ptr tH-y h's ~ or
h+sy, Gf- hich ..iufntd. lhr gallant go
al tAru aoyancrd 90 sr'ih-t position. "n~ hu"tf'd
yafas from tar Soiks bot GHaing to- arrha~i' s''r
s,r h. s,rn.rd and ih-n, burning -'efY ba''a
M "a thin tl,- sioeksd- except that IT VIZ Deb@reh
which haaeYrr, - mueh l"iurd
Tn affair oceupi~o sbooi one hour / he sl1e-h'ri
an M. ace o.. the r-bsls gsrEt An inafieo'
a. m, IN g. Ctsrff 80 ia-rr;ns f'F' fhs' y" w
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

up's'es o w. stfi'd las, night stI ts.r- ,~a,,,,I
"an' '"fr~ b-''drs vh.chs rf..i aits- ,..r t,...i
'n '"" hu..a'ffs end t1s.r b,..rs 5afi, T..,. .4
- 49, - ssl ..,a
itr .'iei'i rrtHfo Of tiI-s aes d, ..s5-t .oi..r,t
''' uirt srrt.c- sh-as r i.isi ~ s.f
"" r'' d''''op Wab 90 .u,rv'J. sDls,f gbii,
aeunerl. guy
~ 'A'eni ST e.utfft through vi'ch ru t,- ,esss
ere ,HF..d ty tn- Il .f.i s,...'f. ,,t ..,4.. st u
~ r c,r".e vitl vh,r tt-v step SUD ,tat.,p. a.l
H'''i'rs rav" uu t.ol 8. Gou. tusIi uau, ,.f. .. m
"l.fHf' 'sHt.if 81 tf.fr f--.n .se-t std wHh H.If
itl.r..ts 4" p .' rsH,~ ht. 4.i ttf aus. .r.,
r-f. '-faH', ralsf '..ui U. fi.- v,ll.,. 81 g..
'''~ "n tIr ra.t bstA q CastnH't is,ia Thet
ht' als. r.srnlia great rui.r ..aaI aiartI Aea
d. AtN u.te th.t sir 90 fui activity a. welt s~ 81
- Ius'ar ir emo the .aAr the Tso A'aDrf4.rs D.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

lPkliAIAiw BlsBEk !

HLsseas, ktttts Il. 1nnALl, 81 Rutisuo, 90 u'
c.4niy 90 Huuau", "'irvi 'r 300 "h 81 h't 0Pi" "'"'
a tbs ,sul. 4 u. I-,sI, ,uut..r a. los -rIsu p.
rstusl Isuro.ul " E's,s, 90 -'uf.u.-r 90 iir county
80 % I..a renee. aul stst Dol. t'a 'ia. 600 JOG
oirni uncovered biurr Nathan O-sa.4r rsq 'lt tr .
iIi- 90 cr So, -hJ sfsr csl.ps, t,rl'e ,rnts CANA
.. .. ....,i e.. .f. .... ..... ..... ss o. .t isl
.s ,.. nv ilu. g. \ - i-..', l4s.-.l. 20 49,"
t,.u hauaisd do.t- ollna-'s-
'It. sat OF ts, s4d lanai having o cn ~ se- at
t.r,,, 49,. MORN, tt- s4il iiss. l.Y"u ~'s i'-
al ,.,.9. d., uirt,oi Voc s'.n -ns fai % f1 10 ''H
uutll tA.s 1900.
NV iu~ .4.d IHfail cfHi's 900 Ptfr"r and ie4-s
,tI. L .Ii.W o. f.,LaI 4.ligr 90 to- ssI Li+of'
l. b. I'D, 90 uy ..,- 'fDr' tIai ~ .e bsifr us "'''
b.l ~ A.. . nu.ls . .nis cut by pobAaa.aS Use 'u '-
saucr q tIr ? tu'tD 1re.afal.,"' van t''' ''''
-. ,.,ti.,e i-fa.a i,nui,s 81 kuuslsc- Lance se'
.Y,.., s,lt i- lss ui Nhrii o. s "a bass s'h} De-
,.,t. Ga, ia- M u4 uit css . Geo is 'r''~f
Al Rot and 90 su4 - ..- c'uDy o. h'.is"pi "' -
'r,,e,, b. Agt.l. =. y. 80. 40 g., ne" VI 40
syeo ac. rtvppotsT CJ,,s
~ p iiEh'''''' - ~''N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
sIfTEef TEhHDNIi
Ha-.Hd to.t,fs o. y
RODNEY MARS" Il J. cnA =, 1.,,a
nNRI.HDN aIEDtIAA Va y -

Hh,,,es, BrD,,Y ' MArsn,o Biaua"a in The coun.
T. 60, Rut.nd tho pi, sat i.rD' % tons c'un 90 chsn
en- med bs b., Stang thsi ouiss"n si'a"an, 81
tasl-t.u 900 r,uut ufhR l"Irblfu i"""r I' ~ Boz
son then 81 sla Cas'i tiir aua Of t"' unh-sc
d,isr. bs tir d H,d Ju.J %ltH. y ltA, iyaii" Ju-
I .s -5b sI'h 900 zee anrGa iJ, 9" ''c.ir tu' -''r
.f-,u.,I mnites-e decd n cue tof" To- soc l''"T %
..tri t,ici g sat sa.a ttsiir'"n. lflHt "" tne
fsa rad ~ IT. .n Cssrli, e.. Hubssr t.'. S"d S"uih
90 aut nwnrd a., Aa4sfu bisr ..'....i'- ...' ~'e
.f,.. & ,Ist, a,,.- D. i,i, s1.lH - i.ss " f"
,..,. BE. o.. q anc ui. pa4 re,u auy -as. o" to-
= ~ N4fsh. apd ulay ~ 900 t'f iF" if artfs" 81
fmc sItu- a,9 Oct u- ed s."Gnish.
1a~ s.tl b.I ~ .isDe'ry basl"R ptrn olif en'"f'e
q. cl at t4, rr,..ut cru, tr said 'i-fsh cana d"
et.u aud ti - >trauitn nni ttEtHs g-rs"n-i icr
+ il.. TIN. % ia.G l.i,. ana % spYraIing ~ N1
COON thst 49, sad sfctmsn las feD"trd ott 81 i"'
slate. q ID.
D,afe4Lg the cunft tlst notice 81 ii'~ sad H'r9man
BE- .t.rn b. pu.lsA ng tf ststAbcr Of 'aio ~" WIN
is 90 d~f ~ tl8 H. l.H4 iirfaIo ys"isii-e - ~
h,.- a~-ks ruu,,s-i..4y 80 ias % 81 oi o. -
ia, .r-s. o.. stnus g. tt., reE l. c ." q
.,..l Ian o g.. lsua o. 10. c at1t "t u % -"
.-.asr nru is..sa ta. ta' 8" - l4's- y - '~'sA
o. ID l-J, 80 D., t-rIsui sss srn ae
~ 20 PIERfOisr c~s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

So - '-'-. . -s-''
"f ~A'' Ne 'hfn "ai'd b1' rsn-s ri DO 4 ny
''.'''+'.'' 80 ''' }f'' ''.A "n~ 80 800 c,npa.
'' 90" ~" ''fr"fi1 "H.hl 90 i.' 90 500
Tvs i'"''" .i ffiH'tf nnde' CaHsta Ga..
''' aH ' ~ 'tr'fv ''|r' 'af. ba,a. ln,..
''''t'f Dol" 'H'" 'sinr iHr aa-ta De-, iic sa.f t,.
~ ''e t'ff. ht"r lar h''4 o. Hr f,5-,. la,t
''''o" - i.rt' msfrH g." ,a.te .,s,' orsn. !lr
ii'''p- p'''cerded rn'or1'r'suy iht Uv., f ,.ait.
'' I'D f''sd' ihf'.. sA ia- pcbi. sal tHtuulh u,
forenoon 81 Fh.fra4N tii .1 STRIVING D. EaH,tt,
-'''"r - "' 'rtcn uu.,s t.m So. Cls,os. t...
''"Hi afi. c.n,t',tstl" ~. t,u..e,i. AMI
srr~ f,'rr. 'a l.v..as it.,. GO tbo rtra, y..
r'N ts, sr..s,. o., ls,. bt.n .t.pi ,a ..it,., I'D.
r.s bridge, t,..c-lnsg 4ss f,...,.. .s,.t .......,
nt.tu.,.n. Nrrt Wft ,., rI. C.,...t.I
r.pfan, ,f tla R..s..r.g, 81. l..,. ........,,.I
'he n.ain b.Jt --i., L,4.r. .l.,u,.f.,.,s. Al.
.,r ". lad tes,L.a rt.0bI. f,,. t.t,.t.,. 81.
t.c n,s9, b 4rlL..ltt,,,..,., i.t.. ,......, ,.
90 rt.,ufe tr,.ss aua i..i..., ..,,r,.,.,,,.
g it. s,l.1rny dun r,,. ,t..,t, H.. d.
uhfrh ,u.sn- ib,, etft.,t,t.t.t.,.. ,,..l .,.
NcI rtansted t.f,si,ta
I'll, ,uls...rS 81 t..,ies ,- .ts.,a O., l....
been t,asily ,..,,,,,t ,o fla. .,,,.t YI.. l..,.
trJ barre rct,,.tiv l..ir,. f,,t.,,I.. d.
ehafge rrr-o,t.., ,.f go, a.i. a.. u0 .ily, NOM
Oh" iruirty. ! tu.H U.ht seem la-t u,pAt Ir
"aI ttfn 70. To- 20 lH" ,l.t stt 4l.u if ., u.. o., b,
2 ''r E-i'ib .lm..ioI ~.t.r 'l-ifrce down ihr
I1rl, % ntt AH5 u.. ,.IlNs., ,,.tt,,- ,i,- ,,...
ihnngI ia.erd ID o. hardly one Dat .ugluts tut-
Gtuaf.ou.
90 thr c"ut.e istrn by Col. ". alter til. affair
80 bas" ua c"rpiu ian.H',rr. 10 g. q iaI-
h'tr iari ul.ii. Nr hs.. u. ....t, ..- itI ,.,.
.-ctsrrd ulrr,t f. 90. .... % t... p4-l.. ., sd
t.r B., ihr oi-i.fa,.. -Iat. .t .uu. ..,.i.t. v. a
fru.irr. tbrtf tfru.i,...l.,u ,xtf.t.,.L
the r,poft brouglt i,,, CaaH,LIv. Ne b......
-tarci that the malt, o t tl. i,.,il,rs nso ta
Arn The direction. uf ST. tluarc i,.iu.cd ID, S.,
understood bt Co.. Wcthciai. 10 Tia. ,opa.t.
tar IL the itu,er are concerned, We can zee 100
digestion on The score Of probability. Iau toul.
ia s.. ililauc WAS open to the0. end the reported
Point Olnipr, siil nearer Cnam1y, may have 10.
ducrl them la take a..
50 Tar a. The Colonel is concerned, we nte half
lncltned tu question IT.. 4 Lrirhi lu.m scrn lat
.vrriup IA iEp direction Of ST. Dennt. between
- XIII, -
,i,,, TINT ,,,l,,, an. zion .,,H.;, ma ..,.. c,,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

Tie Hss.rs, -. G~e,s. sfn,rd IN pat ,c,ie
day ctsa4nf '.ea. Qassec I'D hsd Csn'sin Nsik
~ 20 r the - SOD ito p = CssU'f, ard s..
;fis,v Q, rtsungsfs fsnn Snf.i. Cstta.n ~ ha.
tSsn ~oerSed ia fs' dfetrni nisrr- ~ i,e So tt,
th,.s'. onss 10 ihs hsfk ed onre in TIC iE rae
q iso soifd' in De 'ht.si sud hat ,a iAe leg
~es received ~inlc 10 80. heiae rst-ied ont or
hns.c 90 Thas.fsv ~ bs'' a,.i 'hfce 7. VI the
troops retired up.a .f,i 81 le.e hey uaA feata.n
20 fectuu ibeis r,haus'sd trrtgls,. The pour
Gllos, Wsrs ierfbi, C., up bai~cen bed fasl.
~snt u sbses .ud ,'stes'toa aud presented b esd
tsejp'e 81 The horrors 81 var.
Oar ss,~ds,'- ea''. staU. ihsi H-sa are si,r-
ting tines. In sddi'ion to 80 cor'.nts pii.h Ne
believe ~ - ..h,'sn'slly correct $50 bs.e u.,s
to ,,sir. ,b,'. a, C~u,fsl Brown Cad f,if. .i-lss
ell tho bndge' ,efn,s 'is tna 'iau~s 81 tbr Ruhl.
leu. Colonel We'brr,l SOD bi, Ro,s', tad pl
been able to proceed Thut.fss r. .hcr iLar Raa.
Vile On their march against 81 CHARLES. 4. tie
Colonel. houes,r ~. determined 90 usercon,e 4.
obssclos. he voeld meet probably reach - Chs,.o-
shout the ssme time ss nc urrcd detachment.
,h,i h,ve proceeded ff"rn MaoircsL
The intsii.-ea.-- o,..' ,'.~ has crn,rrri
this city into t.,-.ck hH 'te ~aIl. sre str.
81 sno ihr ,iou'tst 5n-4s .. i4.r ir,us vel
com pie'~d ih..ir uf.- .r...... Wine.
there my rsrn ihe slightest Danger q .. atoAy.
best to look tt boldly b. ne 't~e go oil t- b,auag.
snd A. through any "nf rseen difficulties 10, truof.-
should moi be sale 'o t.sotgc aG4 scatter ihe tch
ri army ii 81 Charcs lhis cary may has ro pa.-
tho winter m ,ittpai state Of tircr aoj may 'td
sDmo difficulty c'cu Ia tcrrng opcn corninti.
cation ~iih Upper Csuads. Should ~p exir.u,o
case be- realized, the question Of provisions us,
bee, ne a tcriHps one and go that c,rn' a ih,se.
who either vii uot lake or cannot be- trusted
with them. viii of c"urrc, - Turned COT 10 find
food md shelter where they msY. Woe 90 The
dsgsrdly aui Be ,rcacheto8s. ID.
The tebci. under the command 81 Nr 7. :.
Brown, have laid epbs 90 On al the gr,ln 10 the
District ia winch they awe taken up ihe,r quar-
tiers. cerk Of Messts Dcm~tcr and Rndgpr'-
was sent few dave az" - suFejiuiend ihe smf-
tnrn' Of cone ,drrohlc quantity uf wheat from ~
Antoine, bui wss informed by Mr. Brown that hr
90. d not allow II Ia caNe the place " here it
s'nrcd as hr Wa -cz,u2 all the gram he could
end. Tor the patriotic army Ice also sent his
plimen,- 10 seteral II has qlnndam hieud- IN t"~u
thst he would Le happy 10 see them nj ~ Charles,
sherr Mr Dehprzch had tfl large supply of lat
tnrkry. pigs. geese, S.c., and had h"sd"s nm OK
cs!!cn'ly t'achs! STAG cear.---.Nsaircn! NcrdN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
Far can 81 .

D'RT q AS ~ have rt"ro = ltL sole pdii
ID -r.i. Scr .ani HIR -ru. C4P- Fur C.rIs
F.r N,ct 'tt. B..ss. Cant ~, Clsr,,
IuiIaut s., ~. 1891 48
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.HiEfimcry ard Eprcss ssnGing

MISS 81 I.a I1t y ;" .I.rflgf would re.
" Fpecf Us ini'fm ihr l. idrs 81 Ruiiand and VI
cury that he hns commenced work the bho,e bn.
su. too d,os North 'f The Episcopal Chnth. where
.hr viii h- happy wait all h"se who Prssr tn
f4s0t her wlb th,,, custom. Ladies CIvabs made IN
Tho mos ta-biorablp STYLE.
Eutlapd, Nny 20 l-37 LOxu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

DYJ4M rARBIr .I- ANtlY1 EA-sy
ID -. ,,ts~ GRkAGlG.s ft.ftcs 80 HeS
."ts-s tRAGllA- C.sas s-s~ a - .~ss'
@ .t lfss
Psr.r1 es- 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

.reic lo,h 'oaHn"es m Wef Doag. Tie Express,
after GIVING unt OF TIM grand cle in tie cay On
t.r 3d. couciudrs ~ THIS 80 Ihps ends the s,couG
day at our celebration. Now lot igc clmA. let -
he a subs, npiion OF TN THOUSAND d,llus, fAis-
ed by The Wings ol New iofk Tor ur benefit Of the
poor of the cry pnhldepha, vnI 5s seen, has .iv,
90 10 p Dr. lit Example
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Fresh &c aisins &c.

RUII A-oN h1Ys JET r't'i Frs-h BX and k.x
- H.1fSLNb. 1Lcr have So sinfe istse ,i.k u
'r'r ., Vu'-i".'i Wh'n The rrre' vttr NJ tie low
% isirt 81 ihc 5fpsnn.
yHf" lib'w'.e ree"iving istgs sdiHi"n, g. 'hcir
'fk - DRf GOODS. MI 90 y % make ths,r 'soft.
"'i 'qHHl "Auy mihe c.us'ry, eni they vii bs sali
= 'hr i"wc' itcs..
Ruiisud Nov. % ma ID
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wood Choppers Eook.

TA1Ea ihRR T,Jr, von" acc e.,Ii Of wood
y f", ifrit,i a. s.- % b.. my &c.
Knlani Nn,. 10 1857.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
REGULAR ToASTs

Tie HhtyS i he S1s % .i,tc York Like The
Nh'dftn OF ls'l ~ gypt, have most n,,taculpusty
=, aP'd from bondage. an "vrlihrp~n .raty aud Ms
li9.t and turned brm ini" ihr Sra
We heartily rro.cc with them tins day. and with an
kindf-d spirits
The citizens OF Vermont have reason 10 rejoice
ahd congratulate each other. ON account ur ia. intr
g"nrt the hfness, and the patriotism nC the Frcrmrn
81 us STATE, whir mnst n our sstrt states have hren
uf victims q" the Cprruptug influence OF the late aud
present administration 81 the federal Government Yer
mont with the hrmpess Of her mountains has b-tu al
ways rlgu
Wa. Henry IIarrson-Ti. Hero and the States
man. on whom the American Frtenrn nav with SAFE
~, confer he highest honor
Hihy the same spt't that led our iotcfth-rs t. ~
great achievements tell oul by the deeds of ihcr de-
scrhdnnls that drmagogues and ofce-strkets may un.
orfs'aud, We do not give up the ship
.. The SUITE II Scio iorL--Ih- foremost in the re-.
"tn. amy she 20 on IN her glorious rarcer. and all r
uher states follow her lustrinus example until every
root aud branch of jackson aud Van Burnlsui be- rxtr
minated from his tair American Land aud the voil
forever
taion # Pa,Aes--For the support of Govern
ment
Ia" Bneaisn and WLigism Like the two poles
OF btlte,y 'iways "ip",rd 10 each other.
81 iHrkson-- IAN Buro" Inea- May they all learn
The Van Buren, 'Istch March firth Ito "
R's'd,,G-1Iai II 10, tiIilr Durhman. ,ar bcai h.
der', the Yankees can beat thr Duchm,n.
~. Whru the arts aud d,urons # the mulician ar
c'ny 'Aposed the councillor Dlniy Will be- cal.
led IN.
~. When the 'rrrmcn are found Brr;--on E1pong
ing The, do It by columns
~ The Etr etoa of Prinfiris 1t II 90 onward,
~ IN" Triumph shall sound er land and Ger zen,
The Ps'3,e Lave conquered county Is free.
10 IA son, ri .N,to iofh Who by u siuplr ,lIfi
upon rnr Ancrnau Engc may they stand bold
" "a fearful warming TO that usurrr who h,rc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

reliet Of the People aud not of The Government.
Henry Clay Dnni-i Webster nnd John & Calhoun
The two first gud 10 build up the last pun down
Tic Nate y .NeU lork- MAY her iuiurr course l.,
worthy oi trr great power, numerous population, an'
enlightened 'nt,rprs-.
TIE Prfsid'Ht otfhe Uaitid Stot,S-- MAY the victor
We Celebrate teach hun la be- the President OF he Gun
Hg aud mol of tic Pnriy.
Tie Hhtss of Mar fo,h-Thcy have COINED great
victory i'i tl"m keen IT Tx, tir " hi.s .. efupnt
The @ vr'nment have sid that it is no part ihei
business 10 take care o. the Propr'g Cutntnc IN
p-opl 10 ray their rlcitt- that they ai'l III
TO iase of The Government Curtrncy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

An express has s'fFcr, r '''"s '"''
,,rsm bnats be s'nt Ia ~ '"'."' '''"' '''''
m. ,os..,.,,. v,,e.u a..-. --0-rs- ami 90
L.nt.a,t.t ,'....ra q ei-c o." i-oart'"r
their specie - ghe su'es.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01
fsc" the Campaigns j" Florida.
Oeeola, the lnAiAn WaPrloe.

! ny n. n. COHEN.
i This gifted individual IL about thirty yesrD ol
age, Eve feet ten inches high, rather slender than
stout, but elegantly formed-0f remarkable light
thing q the Apollo and Hercules blended, or rath-
er the easy grace, the stssIthy step and active
spring Of the :iger-a. grandfather was Scotch
man. His grandmother and mother we're full blood
ed lndsns-tl;s father wss Of course half breed,
and OceOIa 10 therefore quarter blood, one
fourth white, which his complexion and eyes ind.
cate, being much lighter than those Of the Indians
generally. When cOnversi0g ON topics Agreeable
to him. his eouoienance msnifests more the dispo-
si'iOn Of the white than Of the red mat. There 10
10 great vivacity IN the play Of his features, and
when excited his face - lit up a. BY thousand
6res Of passion, animation and energy. His nose is
Grecan II it, base, and would be perfectly Phid-
eau, but that il becomes slightly arched. There
arc indomtabIe 6rmness and whitening scosn in tie
expression Of his mouth, though the lips are ,re-
muOUs from the intense emotions which SEEM
building up within HIM. About has brow, care
and thought end toll have traced their channels,
anticipating. on youthful face, the havoc and fur
row-wosk Of time.
To those who have known Oceola long, his
npening fruit Of earIy-psomsed bossoms.-For
yean past he has enjoyed the reputation Of being
the best ball player and hunter, and the most ex-
pert 1t running, wrestling, and all other active ex-
ercis..-At such times, when naked, his figure,
whence oil supes6uous 6esh 10 worn down, exhib-|
iss The most beautiful development Of muscle and
power. He u nid to b ioexhsustble in the
bail play, exercise violent that the struggled
(os mastery las been known to cause death Of one
u Tie combasants. When this oecurs in q fsirl
contest, the survivor d punished for murder
- in Ill oshes cases Of taking life. On one ecea.
Non, Oceola acted - guide 70 party Of horse. Ia
men, and, finding that II Starting they proceedede
'lowly, be eoqursd the cause. On beane told ,hat
was On his account, with of those smiles heIC
Hose can give, be hade them proceed mose sapid-l
y. They put spun to their sleeds, and be, afoo,,
kePs up With them dunng the entire route nor dido
lose Of ~ Day, and snvsj u IL Point pupoood|r
y sasly - ~ 0euaasd body. u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01

and historical accuracy, dslinea-
ted BY happy and beautiful mesaphor, can ada
Ito the value or force Of trsth, then did Mr..
Webster achisve such triumph last night
rs will add even - his faas - . ssatssman
and IN Orator.-Couriee and Enquirer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-01

IAN OLD WoMAN's sroRY."-Whenever any
thing marvellous horrible is related. the first ex-
clsmation which grects The ear Of the narrator is
ls'O' its nothing but an old woman's story. We
protest against this Of respect Es the RentIes
sex. Why should not the stosy Of IN old woman
be credited implicitly that Of an old man :
Il ti,sre anything IN the character Of = woman,
an old woman, which can justly debar her from the
confidence and respect OF the community Truly,
old age brings "ssecood child,shpess and mere ob-
Iivion" to bo,h male and female. But the mao 10
BRUSH who cannot treat with deCerence and respect
an aged person.
We have heard the forward STRIPPING, with hard
y discrsvn enough to keep himself out Of the FIRE
s.eeringIy call the experience Of The wisest and
best OF men ian old woman's story" and We have
thought that il some old woman would teach him i
lesson in good manners, BY the aid Of hazle swig,
Il would be kindness u him, and u the public.
WnALHs-A whale 10 supposed TO live . thou
,and years. according 70 :he estimation Of Ba6onl
and Lacepede; and have Understood that Cuves|
lss;ened ficm nine hundred to thousand to the |
one ID question. Il - calculated that pair Of
shales may live 10 count no less than r., 1000,
700, 600 o( their o6sPring.
TnB QUKRN or DG1eIUM-The private fostuaet
II the consort Of His Majesty King Leopold. in.
other father, - upwards Of 30,O00LI
pes sasun; asd ihs King Of IL Frssoh havisg Gv-l
- be- 90, o0ol . year Psivaee fseune.