Bloomington Post, Volume 2, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 January 1837 — Page 1

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Ti5f J Eublishctl tvvvfil'j tzz tfC oo jr rrumrii. i atlvance, $S 50 m si.u mostlha, $3 00 7e of Use yctzr. Volume 2. m'307nnuTox, e'diaa, FasiwAir, ja?j5JAIsy, S7, asst. A'umbcr 13.

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has the following eloquent p

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who hung the p trapharnu ii wo have the reverse by Mr. Titian Peale; both

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JGCVTS FOR THE rOST. Tho following gcnltimrn are requested aoJ butWited to act as agent lor tUis paper: tu reie Subscriptions, Job H oik, AJvertuuieuts kc. uj receipt for the same. Doctor J. Bartu-7, j BtoomJkU, Thjiuai C. Johnson, Sptnctr, Lt. John Fee, l M. .Ifrrgmifourii. Ii. James BmLiik, .Vount libor, .. Juba Pair, t'rntr. r. roim'y . .i. 11. II. Tkroop, .Vi'Tff, Oirui county, .j. Gamaliel Mills ips, Fairfax, fi. J. S. twin, Ltuisri.'ic. "y. Samuel II. Somli, L'oiriiaiYf n, 1.

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in the othe r t: ji: as ; J.'ti a s it is prac-I most lot lunate and happy country, ticablo to dj so. . where felicity c vi r dwells I most , firmly hope that his Highness the .Yt:u C-jiii.-'VUi'. new fifty rei.t pit cts I'rts-idetil may cvt r consider me a ahout to tu: - led In in tin mint at his firm tttiJ true irienJ, a-:d that' I

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We trust thatPeniifylvaliia,uiid ber younger sister, Ohio in whose bb. soir, as a genial soil, the seeds have been sown will yet hriog forth a rich crop of blessings lo the country, and leach others thai Stale Rights are Ihe sheet anchor of Ibe Republic. ' In regard to Ibis subject, the Ilarrisburg Chronicle 6nys; 7te uuik goes Irately on Slate Rights further! The doctrine ofSiate lligtits is bt ginnir g to txhibrt itself in rlrong col ib, in different quarters of our great Slate. This we love to see. This is what we have been fightio" lor; and for -his, we shall continue lu war until we shall have broken down every obstacle to I'cnnsjIvHi ia inter, t-st, utitil that t iror and prjudicef w h:c!i has ever retarded her tnw.ard much, shall be completely dispelled. 0 ie oi jeot has bet;n,a!id all ill coutin. ue to Le, lotxall Penns) Ivarda to that standing in the Ce-sife deracy which htr gicnlut-ss merits. We have ntv1 r dtsp.iiitd f arcoinpiishirg thfsobi

ject. iteiif iv It-el certain tlst it '. will he acci.iiij lisht-d. The realest

ii.J bi si men in our State, are niani. frtslin, t, t!.is itSl.iii'parlaiit suhjrcl, det p interest. '1 i.ey are, one by due, Coming out decidedly against forego diclalioa ii.d itilerferer.cc, This Joes our heai I got d. We have e ver viewed fort-i;.ti oilation or inteifer. eiice with iii'.:riial leunlalions of Inn. siiv.iiiia, j:s ui rightecu, ui fair, irn. pudeiit and arr. ganl. What! Shall j.ii.ud I'ci i - it rtiiia s'onp, slave like"; tu the in .nd.ite orn-sceipl cf an tfli; ti al at Wri.liii gloii? Shall the Key. s'oi.e of the ijie.it Federal arch bo supplanted ic diivt.n back by a pres; iini.i M-,. I iiiiibitioiis riv-i! N.r

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A .Ml'-ical D.u. Thrr are many X' raei diii.ii a; ecdotc-s cf the cap.i"tli'i' s a: J ij i iitit - t-f this noble aniu) a', ! ui nou-. tliiit we have met draw auto J.ie.y upaii rer r reduht y than it.e loiio iror troiu tiir JJoston Evenuig loura:-,i t ' Thai eday last. The f;el

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rising rapidly, was beginning .o CVtr h iJ puro.haed s-.-.y. w io l, ;t. id wall hedge situated U tin: lower ptiit of t tcc:edi:i?.!y em'iarra.-sod, at ho in..; mi ii A riichlingale had buH its urtt i ...' rcadilv Io obtain sum ; one t..

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in this hedge, un l while I was wa.c,.lng tar the water lo reacli tho level oAhe net, I observed it several times i d?y, and could approach within a distance of six or seven pact s. There were at first lour eggs in the nsl. One morning I could see hut two, the water having then risen to within about one inch from the nest. -I thought the two C22S that were mucin had

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in so unfarlnuate a predicament. 1 nc learned l'rofessor replied that ho was in want of a job himsolf, and he would saw it for hisn.

TI1K CAPITOL. I-'very body admires th: elecin.-e

and grandeur of the Hall ol the h.jUs

been (ubmt rged ; but an hour alter, i 0f lipresentalives because of it-

jcc'uis but one, 1 watched with re

doubled attention, and what was my Mston'uhment. when after having seen

the two birds fly away from the nest, tkimenng the ground, t found that the hit eg? had disappeared. The birds directed their flight towards the most elevated part cf my enclosure; and on visitinelhe place where they aUighi-

rri. I found lh four rem tn a nest,

hnu! fifty Daces diitartfrom the first

A hevr cgH was afterwards laid,

and the brood succeeded very well."

This majr ave been the promptings

of instinct but " iooks asionisniogiy

like reason.

TU Thronged City. -Mr. Brooks

vat size. its marble columns-,' whe't'.

er the white cupitols to the dark shafts are in good taste, is a question;

its vaulted ceiling, beautifully nam-

te J its nch decreations, and all the

other ct velsras, which cunstitue it, we

presume, the most magnificent Legis

lative Hull tn We world. i nere are some objections to il, however, a-

part from its unlortunute delect as to

a is e.ii.votKo.i oi i.io siuio a;i

tii nty to annual to 1 :0.000 OOO, .and li.o am unt of hank cup '..I in active opera i ion to -oO,000,OOJ, betides iJr 000,000,000 which has been authorised and is not in active operation. Bvstvii Messenger.

The Xcvj Ihllur.Wa learn (rora

' the (ilobe of yesterday, thatthc n ! doll if of our R-.int, is , oi ' r. : i

appeal aaoe. Yuo t i"-'''1"1 ".; ' '-' particular coin ha? h - t i.i. a r i'.afty ycat . i . '- . ' ; dc-cri'u s the ue '.v ' i f . ..-. t i !

faCU Oi liiO Cu.U 1 -!'i uOu Io i.

This dog has been tU;;!it by his mtera o:isety of amusing tricks. mon-j oih. is, tie will, at his master's hiiiduiir, seh ct from a pile of vaiious :ii ii:h s, nod briiiJ and deposite at his master's foci any one which he is told, thus pnit g that he h is more general knortltdge of human language than is usually njoycd by brutes. He will !?o dar.ee to music, and perform with grace-cither a wal'z or a solo; accordingly to rcnurst, if the former;

dd j he will si-iz ; bis tail in his nuulii. aad

ed to v. iiio to our ih. si lout Jach-"". ! 'i'doraliits uf 17JJ, who Were then tiirfuim vaiims fVidiilimi unlit it.

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l.'.e rca-.orv. i.i n count itcrsuo it "ii uowi, nave riseii a-un, wcti lueir

cial treat v he the s taut iiidivid a tl or 1 Ci a-o, the I'.ai.l urivr. the po'.lutinu

nort. lie uses .raoili.-r title, as tine e.nbr ice ol llus i llice ren'.iv here, who

roe. 1'. r will p' n i it

in,' hit

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foilo.esieild

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re.i-.or wt.i no ooutit pcrsu

wi'.a the sinic L--. tings ol pn h; with way lo power, and are bartering the which it was written, and with w hich j inler'tsts, the priacipUs ;md honor ol it was rcio.i ed- Il runs in the Id- j t! 0 St.,te for the miser.ibh; loaves and lowiitg words : iish 3 which the Federal Government Translation fa Istlcr from the Sdlai'' 'K,? ,hul:''1 of Muscat Ij the P rented the L7. I h is the present conuitioi-, too, 0. . lof more States than Pennsylvania. Mutts. I 1 , , ... , . Indeed j we might say that 1:1 every 1. VTiirsAMEorflou AMF.ru. To the i State, w here the nnde. tho tniritv and

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full length figure of liberty, seated 0:1 a rock, with classic emblem ofpilcus or liberty-cay, surmounting a spear held in the lelC hand. The right hand rests on the American shield, with its thirteen stripes, crossed by ;. scroll, on which is tlui word liberty. The reverse represeals the American eacle, on the wing, drawn accu-

the purposes of hearing and relating rately 'from nature, all the heraldric

to its decoration, which might and

ought to be removed. We allude particularly here, to the tawdry orna menl about the Speaker's Chair. If a profusion of gilt wood and tin, and purple hangiogs and tassels, could make any thing superb, the artiste

anncndanes of the old coin being dis

curded. Over the field are placed irregularly twenty six stars; the en trance of Michigan into tho us. ion, having been, it seems, anticipated. The design of the face of the" coin

was drawn by Mr. Sully,. aud that of

most hieh and mighty Andrew? .Jack

son, President of the United States of America, whose name s.'nine with sj much splendor throughout the world. I pray tna-t sincerely that on the receipt of this I -Iter it tn iy fm l his

Highness ih- President of the Unite I , c' to high -health, and that his ii ap, iiu ;s ui;iy be constantly on the o' "'"!'.". 0:iatna.t fortunate, day, ; a. i ii ii happy hour,! had the honor Mil 1 0. 0 your llighness's letter, ev

ery word ol which is ch ar and eis tinct as the sun at noon day, and every letter shone forth as bii'liautly as the stars in the heavens. Your Highnesses letter was received by

your faithful and highly honorable representative und ambassador, LJmoud Roberts, who made me expressly happy in explaining the object of

his mission, and I have complied in every respect with the wishes of your honorable ambassador, in concluding a treaty of friendship and commence between our respective countries,

the tnnobliiiLr influence? of Stole

IlighlA have lost their efficacy, the same mollifying evidences of degra. datiou txist. High moial seuti.

inents .and an ur.cakulatii g devotion

to the interests of the public, seem to

huurish ohly in the climate of State

-ihe '-Jul meeds" grow else

We have forgotten whether this title is indicative of supreme or of subaltern authority we suppose the latter.

where. A ilistinjuished statesman of

the North, a man that has filled a large 8ace in the history of the

ait century, on reading the Vle fare

well address of Govenor McDuIIi i Io

the Legislature of South Carolina

exelaimad aloud, "Would h Cad that

ihcsc noble sentiments cculd vrevade every

Slate, and my ozun section oj the

Union especially'. And why do they

noil W hy are these sentiments con

fined to South Carolina and Georgia?

-It is because the spirit of their stales

men and their people is not broken down and corrupted by the patronage

of the tederal Government. It is

because the truth of the Constitution

with the spirit of those who formed it

are with them. The element of Slate

Rights is the element of freemen, and

passive obedience and non. resistance

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best constitute me cumaie 01 staves;

music ceases. It a solo is ri quested.

ie will rear himself upon Lis hind legs

md pet form the double shuffle. -

he latest trick taught this animal is

to set upright, and produce a hortnony

upon a harp, ty drawing one of his

forepaws across Ihe sitings -The dog

nroveu a nior ' tractable srh.dr in

earning this, than in either of the oth

er accomplishments. One afternoon

tst week, the master, while on the

point of entering his room, was astonished at hearing the sound of the

arp. He had the curiosity, before

opening the door, to look through the

keyhole, and endeavor td ascertain

w ho was practising upon his harp. 'I'I.. ... In l.ij r--n..l ... I J

I licic lu ins ginll naitrinsuiiieiji,. Bal Pido, amusing himself by rehearsing

his morning lesson upon the instru

ment. Several people were immediately called and saw the dog, fitting

tu the position in winch he had been

(aught, and perfoiming . for nearly 10 minutes upon the harp!'' o

CCT A certnin Apothecary, in ag. sachusetts, rather peevish in hit dis. position, was remarkable for tha slimness of his legs. The wags of the i : tnfJ 1 1 c . 1 - - .

place, 11 is owicu, uscu 10 iiei Ulm, DjT sending messages requesting the !on of his boots to make candles in, aa their candle moulds were all too large. Virginia Statesman. ' o (7- The vole for President is V. fiuren lfi7; Harrison 72: White 25y Webster 14; Mringnm II.