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these Wings will attempt to to palm them

these Wings will ettemptto to palm them
selves Upon hcpeople for genuine Demo
cruts, yet they will rejoice over the finer
alg Democrecys They have even head
ed their Federal Bank Ticket the Demo
cratic Wing Tichet, yet when their Bank
influence has succeeded in defeating the
people in one State, they fire one hundred
guns TO express the downfall of Dcmocr ra-
cy! Oh! Wing consistency, thou art in
deed a rare jewel.
"It is n remarkable fact, that on no
"thcr occasion whatever Except tina. of
uatnumbering the Dcmocrats) have they
rejoced, even where National feelings
giowed in every Patriots breast.
When our beloved country was. invo-
we'd in war with Great Britain (the cause
of which must be fresh in the memory
of every lover of his country,) did the
Fedora! Wings rejoice at the victories
gained by our valiant and patriotic He
rses. So did they not I" Resolve" that it
was uabecoming "Moral and ReH-
gious People," to celebrate the victories
s"pined over our g common enemy" either
10y "sea or by land.'
Did the Federal Wings rejoice when,
(by the tirmness and patriotism Of Jack
soR, the French indemnities were caused
TO be paid, and paid to the rightiuI claim
ants, many Of whom actually suffered for
the want of it. and made sufferers by its
being wronsfuIly taken fro them and
which for more than twenty years unsuc-
cessful attempts were made by our Gov
crnmcnt to honorably adjust the same p
| say no, they did not rejoice.
Do they now rejoice when our country
is at peace with all nations, and in the
highest estimation Of the World. free
from debt and with millions in deposite?
No! Do they rejoice when Panic, Bank
pressure ano other calamities oil their own
creating oppress the people, and when
Monopolists by the aid of Banks make the
poor poorer and the rich richer?
Yes, under any and all of these dis
fressing circumstances, they rejoice with
Great Guns, and Great Glamour. Aran
say they rejoice.
This is the time for them to gain num-
hers and hcw out stumbling blocks to
throw before the wheels of Government
(Which by the bye theyas yet never have
,1aid shoulder, 10 move it forward to the
bhigh estimation which she now stands
among all nations Of the world,) but what
5ittle gain they make under all the pres
Ring circumstances they can create must
be Of short duration like their bonfrss &
smoke Of Great-Guns."
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05

This is the last paper that we shall is
sue before the election. We think that it
is not necessary for us to say more to the
voters on the importance of attending the
polls. We trust that every one is con-
rinced Of the importance to the country,
of every vote-recollect that every vote
is required to sustain your country's
cause. Let nothing induce you to stay at
home. Let nent Tuesday see overy vo>
ter in the County in the service Of his
country.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-10-05

AKEN up;by the subscriber at Deerfield
on the llth day Of July last, small red
I1sh Mare, supposed to be about eight years
o,a' DARK msne and tail, snd natural trotter;
oiind OF her left eye. The owner Is requested
take her away.
SETH C. N'DONALD.
Deerneid, Aug. 70, 1887. S3t I6
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WHIG TICKET.

Representatives.
WIN. WErMoRE, Cuyahoga Falls.
SOLOMON DAY. DeerfeM.
Treasurer.
JOHN v. GARDNER. Brimfrd.
Commissioner.
EpynAIM l.. WILLIAMS. WiadhamA
Recorder.
JouN N. SKINNER. Ravenns.
Prosecuting Attorney.
WM. S. C. OTIs. Ravenna.
Assessor.
Wm O'RR1AN, Hudson.
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CO.PartMershiU.

UCIUs v. BIERCE. and JOHN v. IN
~ GERsOLL have formed aco.partnership
IN the practice of the Law. One or both, when
not absent on professional business, may Of all
etlms be found at their office in Ravenna,
LUCIUS v. BIERCE.
JOHN v. INGERSOLL.
RAVENS, July a, 1887. l2-tf.
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" % Y'ZCE.

"A LII persons are hereby notified MOTTO.
"A trust Rosannah E'illey on my account,
l am determined to pay ne debts Of her. con
tracing after this date.
AMOS FILLEY.
Randolph, Sept. 4, 1887. .3wls
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VHNflE Subscriber, believing that the Farm,
A. ing interest of the Western Reserve is
| sufficiently great to sustain an Agricultural Pa.
per. proposes publishing, at Ravenna, Portage
county, paper devoted exclusively to that
| subject.
| The fact is now clearly demonstrated, that
Agricultural Papers are of great Advantage to
the Farming Interests OF a country In New
England and in New York, where the art of
| Agricultureis carried nearer to perfection than
in any OF the other States of the Uninn, there
are several papers devoted to that subject
! which have wide circulation.
Thoughthe population of the Reserve cons
sists chiefly of Farmers, yet there is not pa.
per designed entirely for their interests, while
there are no less than tuenty>eigM political
and religious papers.
The Asn1cULrusrsr will be strictly neutral
in politics and reIigion-it will contain cor.
information most useful to the interest of
farmers.
The great improvements which are now oc-
cupying the attention of the Farming Public
the -Sany new inventions in the implements
of husbandry which are continually appearing,
render it highly necessary that all who are cal
culating to carry the business to great extent
should be possessed o: the earliest informa.
ton on the subject. Now, when the culture
of Silk, and the growth of the Beet for the
manufacture of Sugar is becoming the engross-
ing topic of the age. it is important that the
Farmers of the Reserve should be made &C.
quainteh with all the information TO be had on
the subject, and we shall give our attention
on the procuring aud disseminating knowledge
IN fhese interesting objects
The first number will be issued some time
in April, if sufficient number Of eabscribers
shall be obtained to warrant it.
EDWIN r. SEL3Y,
Ravenna, Feb. 1, 1887
II II h M 8.
This paper will be printed ssni>monthly,
on good type and fine paper, in suitable form
for binding, with title page and index to each
voume, at the close of the year, for one dollar
per annum, in aduance, payable on delivery
of the first number.)
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LOOK TO YOUR TICKETS.

Remember the yelleac tickets Of last fail.
Be not imposed upon by any device. The
euemy will resort to any and every means
to deceive and impose upon you. Look
outl
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PHlLoMAN c. BENNErT is appointed
Post Master in Shalersyille, in this coun-
ty, in place of e. s. Chapman. resigned.
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Ravenna, Feb. 1, 1887.
n Il aS WI g.

N plUE ior sale At the Grocery Sore OF
H0 8. MASON & Go,
Rayenna, July 81, 1887,
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Tur sr,r, -. nu In Supreme Court
Pour,ar :,o"r cation after Aug.
A. D. 1886.
Lettis EdwardsO


A. D. 1886.
Lettis Edwards)
VS. Petition for Divorce.
Rufus Edwards
FHNHE said Rufus Edwards viii fake notinaa
4 that her said Lettis Edwards, his wife,
has filed her petition in the office of The
Clerk of said Court, on the Both day of june
A. D. 1887, praying for Divorce and has
assigned fer ca,ise, hsbtusl drunkenness, to.
tai neglect and eHtreme cruelty.
Further proceedings will hs had ut Term
of said Court. to be held at Raveana on the
fourth day Of September next, or which time
said Rufus EdwMas may appear asd show
cause, if any he have. why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
GEO. KIRKUM, Clerk.
L. V. BIERcE, Solicitor.
June Is, 1887. e-2m.
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WOOL CARDING.

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iced aDd the search had alTe0dT c0mI0eFced,,
She beafsih same sound which woke her
fafileG fraf hiA l.lai
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-24
TO WOOL GROWERS AND DEALERS.

/niiE suiscribsf ha, opened Depot Tor the reosp.
- ion and puilir sale Of AAIRIess md ) or EiG
v COL. n ihs City 81 Ne~York The Firsi ssls will
b. announced sarly praei es'e sui afterwards
iinued IT regular periods may be dremnd sEpsdsnt
The exisat 10 which tho growth and uiacfrs Of
tins hrcls hss arrived 30 tins country orufiog Il doe,
me ofthe staples Of prod rinn well 81 Extensive
Lei where ibe fsrmsr syat himself II the fall pr-
~, paid by the Manufacturer and where hsBufaeur.
efs may. stated periods Gai fall supply. aud
ihof purchh'es exactly according to thsT vput', bot
~ etirbt, bot absolutely neeesssfy far tie profit snd
caatsnence d b1h sa,sns .- e. the srmeu sspees
o. 81 important that they should eajoy regular
ks snd he advantage If iu competition, instead 81 he
ng eompsle 20 submit 10 The prioes offered by sJsenis
tor wios@ intmuf. knowslgs u 30. vsBts ~ hrnu-
ac,utsr- who.s ucsr Judgment 10 the article. he.
given them great sivspisge, aoI ofsn eompssd
great .srff-e go ~. ps'iofih Farmer.
The Cfy # Ne~ York being ny fsr TIE srsssFi mar
k,i whore Nau1lseiufer, hn1 ISLE for their fhfc,
j. placed tsyatl doubt. that, u the grower ant deal
~, IN vail hsmseire of this eppri unity 81 ohsT
ing thsir wool 80 ,sie vii bring together purehs.
.sr al hs p.uefrsl manufacturers 81 the Northern
s,siss anJ give oniY 10 the tuysr sni siles every
.4,sntnfs thsf bs n fsd, but Bresnsfy sni 80
bfy fhe arxsi which has ~ bsiTs existed w 'h'
country AID ~hch oihos ool growing coBn,rs. hs'
been pallcre II she greatest b. Bsht 60 80 ess's'
ssulifciory fsfessuccf gissn spplicai0u, sol -
then Who d'i,-s 80 slrsnes 10 cash far nii@i -.
nod VII 10 nlsis Fsrsoas wishing 10 iis'i 'hsi' ~'''i
pries vii have TIE sitsn'ass = 'rs'F f-is ," iH@
best msske, n. pfss' a rsb '"is 'ao"i4 NJ meet
thstf sEperinians,
s-rsrsoas -shnx 90 su'se tli'r er'el p 'a.ss' To
s,rei Go eafrs-fonI ssriJ with 80 49,. r'ts,
N.v Yo,k ydy r. 1857. >if~
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,,iti,.

O. We, Rousnd oc, tab, t.psy Nara ,nisn, sh,Is
Of W WMlan Lyon
IN los nshsnd. sept iOth. Of Consumption MI Ia.
80 smith aged "a. soldsrt n The fctnlatian
suddenly. R.vt 4l,h Waite IN . wat 10 her stsnd
mother ~ Huiitotd. sarah Lsetra serd Z yeats ard
months only daughter q Eh " Packer 81 I.svden
Mass
IN Betnsrds,on oct l2,h, Nr. Lucia Fowler vie
Of Rev Hsncton Fowler ugvd 80
Ia Swsnscy. y ~ fbv suicide the ifth inst Nice
Man Dickinson, eyed - sbr found dead 90.
pended BY skeiu 81 yarn razor Law nssf by, With
which App~sfs shr hsd contemplated dong The fatal
deed II supposed she wsa d,tsnged
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UUNFRlEs' REMEDY ron
The PAINFUL and Debihtating Complaint,
TILL PLIES.

BosroS, Nov. 2ith.
- IN The Pile Ointment anil Fi,ctuary that lately
- had II you, has had m excellent effect. have
been troubled for year with the Plos and have never
found my remedy tho, would compare with your, The
late attack severe one, bot the relief almost
immediate +. ~.
Mr. KiI1er, The proprietor Of this medicine recon-
mopds y with the fullest coufdepce Of the most
valuable remedies yet discovered for the Il tbs
painful complaint Il ennssis oi two boxes,
tanning uigtnoBi, aud the other an EfcuAry. Price
81 for both sr,ces, or cts whore bat only
ted.
lTNono genuine unless sikned T. KiDbER, ,ols pro.
prioor and successor 10 Br Conway by whom they
for sale ht hlf Counuus Room, No % Court IT. Buspn.
and by hi' sprclsl appointment, by DaBish Bell HUi
laad Levi LEVIN, Wells, aud Adams Warner & Co,
Ludlow.
Noe Oct 24eopiy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-24
sTEAM.PACKET HOME
Tie .oliowius letter is from Capt White late com.
naudrr of the Home, TO james +. Allarc Esq the

inandrt of the Home, to james f. Allarc, Esq the
O5arsLs, y C. Oct 10 i-37
Dear Sir have now the psinfu, duy Of lninrniing
vuu Of ia. total loss d the steam packet Home, and
the lives of most Of the passengers aud crew.
The following passengers were saved lie lisi cor
re- ponds with that contained ig the above account -
Twenty passengers saved Is all can find
The following persons Of the crew Fireman--Levi
Miller of Stamford, Conn, William Bloom, Thomas
Smith, Timothy Stone, Of New York. Deck hands
Michael Barns James Dutlec, John Trust James Jack
SON samuel -, Calvin M1ryia. of New York -
DAVID Milne. steward, aud SIX uailrrs, names not
,rv-n making 20 belonging TO the boat aud total
of - p-sscngcrs - hands, aud The oaPa,niJ souls
saved.
There can be very little saved from the wreck. We
hal heavy gale ui WIND after leaving New iork
from Nj The boat sprung leak little TO the north
ward II lIstteras NJ first We were ahc 10 pump thf
water out az fast oame ~, but the leak soon 20
creased 50 that gained very fast on as We scuitee
the cabin doors and an is, with the passengers
gentlemen and ladies' commenced bailug Rth buckets
Kettles c but The WacI came up 10 the tufnscc
aud put the fires out and were obliged to run unde
sails only
By the ime came 10 the shore, the water wa
over the cabin Aoors her on, bat owing b. lac
having 50 much water in, size stopped IA the QUITE
breakers The first that came after she ftrucb
stove the wesiher quarter boat. and all the houses
dcos were stove 20 and 40 twenty Innutss alter sh
ftrsek, she went al % pieces, aud ! supPose hbol
eighty ssnls were dTowUed BON mates, all three q
tie giueets, aud James u Aaire, are iosi Most q
the passenger aycd have lost nearly all their baggage
have lost every ihing-haye nothing but one par
pautaioous aud sArt, that had on when vas wash
81 ashore. la haste,
lsigued) CAmINos WHuE
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The Srrtn StssIoN % Congress rlrsrd 81 last
measures snrssstsd lu ths lfcstgnts NcssaCr, tend
lrg &, enbsrfas, - further uc inanccs ot She coUu
ttT has been adopted Thr prftct Of a General Bauk
IN, law applicable TO 81 corporate institutions. esq
rlylt she banAs was not recommended even by the
Con1~ii'ec io whom u rcft'rd From Tire ID.
vrrre l and 10 ,ansrqu he country had mar.
row escape f. pa-sri th~ seuat ty majHby % 9
votes bot n ihe House sner long dc, ssrion. vns
isid an Geo tshic by nsI 'rD % ~ So thotorgh I'
The system ~ party ..ripitur ~ operation among d.
Pt4thai il Is ouch P0iitirsly, - mans ueoh D.
WORTH to refuse sss,ut 10 prominent measure ofihc
administration 4 few mrmbts have tried % IN tbc
rou'sc Of te session usi rHsed lnd they have found
= even Nevertheless some fthru stu retain tlrii
tntt EUtV
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New-yorA Caiue Marke,.---ociober, Il.

A. nlrseti219 hrsd Of Beef Ca',s, ~ Mich Cows
and 1000 shecp and Lambs
TN. bsf ,,as a. rather au inferior order demand vac
,ddt,,. GOD 800 we're taken al from % 2 10 ~
and few extra good al s., average Price = - 'ht
iD0lbs
Hsleh C0,rs a q taksn a. from go e. so
Hs-p and famls-Ihe demand conhnues TAR snd
near, AID takea Lambs a. %i 20 20. and Sheep At
~ 10 =. %
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AMnITn.

10 ,h.s tow Meraar ga net ths rnniiy tAusrh.
~ 10 Rev joha nIeks Ma jeps Stpes- te Ne.
Ice, l.st eldest asu ehtsf II No tios CaAutrs
WittttHe ~ 1T thts t7~n
L. Cisrrnsna ths 81 tnsi ~ John I Marsh
20 ~ luthst Smth tn Me- luseur W,iloughbs
81 ct Clarendon
10 fsvict xHh oil. tv y Hsfnon. Ia NJ Ceasfe
kachsndos, IT botsat e. " ., Caroline Rtsdea II N.
ffunes place
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PoSTSC RIpT.

There D, 81, i,f, nee, Wy ths mails, vhch CAIN"
from 81 df.cuans lss, CHS sud tht ruurainf FROM
tie ssuih. hroarh the medium q the pagers. 81
). .ad ihti siieup, hsd breo made 70 bora sp ,he
bulldog occupied "a. Eensr,l Post odc, ., Wasinas
too Gc-ts.s sn5 OHIO ha,e CONC iss.sg o. he Wings
Al the late eisc,,uns aud renns,issnia ou ,hs usy
N-lh-.a mon. lt.ln Do lnslanshoI, .hnwrcaL
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BOSTON PROVISION MARKET
BRIGHTON uARKEr-uondn,. October 10.

bHtasItlON 49,
At markct 1000 Beet Cattle l270 Stores $3.50 Sheep,
and 47c Swine
Prrc,s-Ee,f Cafis--sales qu,eA ana lat week >
price. iuly fu-siued sk eKta ~ - 20 1T quail
Il, - - aG2l "a do - q . 80. 80 DO SiA 3 -
Ba5rtitag Calne Our Ctoist0Es were readily OBJ
taiufd SUD some 0,. probably brought something mofe
We quote mess - -. 80 ], ~ ~.
SOrrs NesrAngs. a. 10 Two year old els ~
Three year old SIS . .
sh,e5. La,s were taken 81 70 ~, 30, s. =
~ 2 u. 2 -, and -
sr,nf Ss4s quick Lots 20 peddle 81 J : toi
Sow and ~ a. 5urrows aud lots at "a lot Of
prime Old barrows al 81 at retail from 70 2.
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DAILY SALES % PRODUCE
~ 49,. ~

FtorE-I. srain sgcec 1iHgiy dan sad prizes have
declined % dsy fuu o. re pr Joi "estrW e'nai
oull AZ s-isa s-l2 The supPItrs coming mt
,,k.t . very nearly tseutv thousand bblsa pf'tty
-. amount The pre-, aiiing ssntmsnt has ben INST
a.sf would fail thus far hoNsseri pi'ers hlys Dee
ysu Sustained even in ths gffsi hoaf ihiiAeH Z"
h,,. Be- dorn % f,s doars they hsrr sine' i"efT
are
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-24

The uag t5ey DO thugs ~ .1otlmA On Saturday
the 2sth Of Mly, was al Cerireyilie county town
IN Alabsma The sun meridian aud the thsfmoue Ter
at o. Tie spge from WetswPka foF Ioscaioosa dfr"
up the door oil the tavern Kept by Benin sinclair
- ho j. Post master JustIcs OF uBe Peace, de Ac ard
wIthal Ysry clever fellow. Two geniismen ahghicd
aud leit IN the coach lady when eonsaltAuog BE-
tween the tao gentlemen, the justice snd tne dnyer
vas held The dnFer thea moyntsd On one u be
horses rode of IN haste, and soon returned WIN o.
reuse which y As pui into tire Justices hnds, uie
coach vas then duVen u The ouef SIDE 81 The tquafe
follow 20 % all the dangers on - Tie Vlsge' myself
included One of the genteinep gol nio the carnage
and took his seat beside toe lady The Justice took
the front sat and Married James Ellsworth 10 Mss
Jane Ray The Justice Afterwards aAghFo ifom DE
carnage received his Zee and the hapPy par went %
their Wsy rejoicing hsvs travelled much and s"eh
many amusing ana infTuetlng sornrs, both ~ Hood
snd by Geld, but never bgiofs DID see wedding
10 a stage coach.
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RUTLAND IILl.tn
RUTLAND. Vt.
TUESDAY r,rSrNG. ocronrn "a, isa7.


NJ Jtssst uui iss, ucsis tcsapHi u the tesuli
= TIE s,, sis,taa u. sist- rfeirs 10 n oorrec,
Tn whsg, hs~s rsuisd al hsfars ihem
Ftssttlr..t. The Nhies htrs dane notiJ BIO n.'
ssis tui nsJ na have cnfi changed the sovcfnu'rnt
THs Jesfus Il Comneres 81 Ffcss give Returns from
ihs ssbtiof.si ps'frts sA'ch elect 'hf' 'tf Ar fc
,slt .7 Wh.rs snI Fta nafea utsut~fs
Ia the ~bo'e senate. iaelaainE che mef,hefs who
hold ere, fam lat ~ = there vhi be- Way iuaiou
- Of sac Toiai-i9 Nmgs = Nan Futer utu --
Meets .uins msfetrr, oi thr hDu.+ se fsilrnsd -
vb'eh ,hs wh,g' have g. ) bussr "a. The sdm'ns.
trsiaa usy have the housc, tui lhe Wing, have The
ssnsle NJ eisei,1n II Governor this Jsar
ouia. from u,.s s,at. We have set ha; les rs.
ts'ns TIE slc-ton vss fsf nrubefs 20 he Lsa.sla
sfs only Ia ,ae returns far obtained 'he Wing.
tirr d the Senate
10 tAr housa
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ltssr.1s 10 le tar opinion 'f ry-v onr. alo'-i Of
Nont?-ler u1t Co. p-,f,n, z.ss,'u wsD be short
one, aad w. aia---c, a.p- r w.ll There srrms 20 be
lat very u,,l, 'aa.ue's lrft- , of nqch Impotence,
except the militia sud- q, That rcrpge- A,i1cra'ion,
AVID ., 10 TO Zee hoped ID % hove a. uulcs, something
ef-ctunl b, dome, il had betcr remain rs II s. The
proceeding Of miitary Convention o, The capital last
week. vii dausre,s have lisir o'gntrd effect vron
tie legislature. The resolution. so br bold, firm
AMI 10 the pom, We shall gahl,rh uc proceeding
p-tt wr,s
Among ethsr rnqs.t vii be- perceived that our
carrc.psndrni above. aliuAr- {" the SPfatsr Of tie
House ~ Rerresrnia'ivcs go 'rfpccio terms We re-
fer Il here a. the gentleman or t1wnsnian, and
we feel little ,nole pride on ih account an pcrccng
applause CONC from one vho, seems was not IN
h.. favor FOR that d.nGcd station 1h- editor OF 'h'
Vernon, Patioi. also, "a political oppaoe"'J seems to
have the ma gnanmiy 70 accord TO Mr Foot due mrt
In abiding TO the Speaker he seys IL makes promP
and efficient rc-idins oiicer bot " ih lis political
.riue,plss vc have no communion From Whist Va
can learn from every qaartsr, SO arc led to bele''
that tic House never had pre- ilHs officer winch De
,pateh-d business with precision snd eanee'uo'
thin Nj Foot.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-24

4 Tagousr Retorf A Tch nisfehsnt named iiogg
once requested wagner 10 bring hini lsao 81 corr
in sts'ed imr which he failed 20 Do, and did not
take the corn u the nett day tnsT that which be had
prom see The msIeisni a. mght be si.seied refus.
"a ID "Nen, rspisse the asgoncr "fou 'hs hrst
log ever kuer ~ refuse corn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-24

Tie New Orleans Herald sans "the love e msney -
The most inisnse passion Of the humsn mind, Ihis
!, mistaken philosophy The love of rum more in
tense passion stl Hos many scamp Nill part nh
has lls, penny fora glass q grog -Besi. Inns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-24

woot-Ws have seen nothing snee our last 70 oor
robarss report the Boston TsPoi' about Tbs tr
Gle Of Pfo4a-e Bot u would ec strange, indeed 81
d.rte shesld ~, - something doing in wool before
iong and some regular p',ess Some very Judieious
persons howsver conjecture that there vii be no sens
bic tnosemesi NOT no regular marks until sPnng
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-10-24

Tit Tsr4s Qsfsffeu We icarn hou rrf- satltrfttr.
iti 81 tbe rsrulsf session oi Csncfrss NJ tsiheap
rl huuc lsfaard tistnrt pfnp1sIil iof zee
81 ~ frtss ta thc ntrd rtttet and ttst hs
ihlt f4t wf' ie f9ahr o. sssunr surh i.fan
g. 'nvait. t9r uuon 81 she S'ses d-risrn l ths
qusstoH Do - vsry evident FROM t1~ debates iua
dental SUBJECTS that iti' qs"sun pl 'nrr-.s greet
portion . te tus of reAt CON rrss sud ttat iifr rr
late "n % vlll l~ deeply tsrting lH tts toasr on
Iussda, rn thvusand copirs oi the document. i'tsls
ard o. c"uFtess Nv hr President tslatnf %
t'r ~rataIon Vih Mctica concerning ihe ccsstsn nf
Icsas, were ordered TO 90 prntsd baihnaft thras
tIf