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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
0empfratiicbe Staatss
Gpnpemtipn.

Die betrahtlid,e Qdnse Der Gerhaneiun9en
ber cemofratilheu Staats ecnoentcn, rie
Ge Der rpSdentlide ,,Shtc Stafe5man' pom
ii. b. enthdlt, Ioipie unier mehrtds19er
bird, Elm @iuitteicen perarlad,ter Stuhens
sIrrelf, mahte uns Die ocllitdnci9e Wdtthcis
una beiaeter @cnp MISUNDERSTANDING IN
uuferer beuti9en 9ummer nnmr9lld,. gSlr
befd,rdnfen uns oaber fir heute anf ene 9e.
brGuote Carlfellung berleIten nno merceu
INNS beifreten, Ge nddlte 9Srd'e unlern per'
ebrten eeiern ausflibrld'er pcr3nle9en.
Die einlfmeilise Organization Ger ecnoen'
ton am Wcraeu ces s beifaI'o IN Der grnen,
nuna bes Sorn. 0fcbb ocn ec9an so', e','se
Der ilteiten nno gead,tetiten sMdL"er ree .,
Gtaats, ais gscriIser, uno Scrn. Jphn y
8reslin 1iffin, ais Sdreiber. - Na@'
mittaas nurce Sbr. So II .. W Well
,um Semofratildpn @cupernOr5 @anclcas
ten eurd, gaaotage erwdblt. 3nfelae elner
Giulaouns eridten er pcr Der Convention nno
aeceptirte in einer fur;en anaemeieneil nno
aecieseneu 0ieoe feline grnrtnnRa. Selne
Bemerfunaem pureen nit raulbencem 2teF
fall anfaencmmen.
Sbriit BeGer lit bem 8rlfe bon Ohio ntd,t
aur ais Elm ebrliher uno talentocller pclltle
fer befannt fpnoern .5eoet psie AUDI, oaB Ct
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19

Der Grffe mar, Der, benz Mufe feines 8aters
lamb es fclaenc. inter beGen Sabre elite nno
cteiclbe tapfer NIB eDel pertbeiei9te. Uelt
iclt' einem Mann fann Gd1 bic oemcfratt'
ihe parthei, oereini9t uno tes SisSs 9etpse,
in BEN ndhften Mcblfampf ,pageu. Das
patrictilhe 8clf bon Sbto miro NIT Gntbu'
Iasmus 70 ld)' einen Wann unteritiiBen ltno
ihn ebenlo eoelmutbi9 iiber ale Sernn9lln'ps
fun9en Der Qanbes be5n 9au ute
Ierbeben, ais er feline brapen 2ruppen 9e9en
BEN Sc ino in Der S er ne fltrte.
t,oem no d, cine BON 81 Ees
leeaten fir 8eihllt fIe, nno cine strette bon
18 fir Senatcrtals unb DiltriftssGrrdhler
ernan,t mcroen spareu, oertaate flh bic Sors
penti 1t bis Mcntag McrQens 9 llbr.
W2cntaos itattetcn bic ernannten Commit
teen ihre Serihte ab, auf weld,s mir uni ere
Qeler Bis ndd,te Wohe pertroiten m'inel'
uno temerfen nur nch, cas pi hreno oen
Berhanblunaen Der Scnoenticn bic grD6te
Sronumg Giutraht uno Soarmcnie herrihs
ten. gine slnsatl 9Bbt9s, ptlhe III Der grs
Imartuua bic @cnYenticn in llncrbnun9 uno
3pieipalt serfaQen ;t ieben, cabin 9efcmmen
waren, fanben fiji, fehr aetduiht. Die Ses
! fd,lmNe Ger Scnmittee tpuroen tpdhrenb ces
Berleiens nit langen unc rauitencen Seis
f1ISbeSeu9ungen aufgencmmen, Elm 3eifen,
oaB fIe Den @efiiblen uno 9eiInnun9en Der
@cnDenticn pplfommen entlpra6en
Sen. Sac tpurbe einitimmi9 uno NIT laits
tenn Subel als prdGcentlhaftss @anotcat an
bic slr haltenoe 9taticnaIs ecnoention empfcb<
len. ueberhaupt mar wcbl ld,perIid, je cine
Gcnpentirn in Columbus periamntelt, bic
,nehr Ialent uno before Spreher aAfjntpeis
ien hattie, ais cieIe. Die SNarmcnie uno Der
gnthuIasmus, pelde oielelbe d,arafterilIrs
te, 9eben inns biuldngIihe Ssrllderuus. caB
Elm pcltitdnoiser Sie9 Der remcfratiid)en
partbei oicles Staates in ls4s baraus ers
tfcteen miro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Seimatblteber 6elbuntlaif. -Sdi
r..s.a Re nebrpcbeu!
ron Nutler Naurtr

~
Neft,' Elm arunciaslcier QSahtetrua tpar
cd, cem 9clfe su la9en, caB Ohio Santsn
einen beimatblid,en Gjelcnmlauf erSeuaen
niiroen! -QBarum m6thiat unlere 9epr'eiene
Wbias gefes ,ebun9 bieie prtpilia'rte Otebss
nnitalten nitt ihre etgene 0tcten aueSns
aablen?-Serrihte nitt atle Sanfen nnlss
res Stoates ihre Gjefhdfte nit Hepoilten,
pe(te pem 9lnIhein mad, mellten5 aus r. MT
b en- 9ar,peu belfebenS
gineu beimatbliher gefoumlauf perlaneen
mir, meire Oerrn! -Seine eumpen ocnJterp,
Nprt, @cnuccticut, New>Serlsp, p'nniDloa>
nieu uro ouoere Staaten, be1t la9lt uns cod
einmal aufrihtig, beiteht unler oeriprchener
beimstblider @eloumlouf nld,t hdnph h1hlId,
in Soften aus cbeuerwdhnten Staaten?-unc
mas er,6blen uns bic neuelten SerIdte bon
ieuem 8anten2-Seit Sursem erfahrcn w'r,
-bas be eewistopu Sant, Die Susquebanna
Bauf ucnpsnniD iDlpanen, bic 9te,p S,cps uno
Delanare Bridge Gcmpagnie bon See:p Set>
,ep, bic Slslas Saat ocn elDmer, Te,p Oorf,
aebrod,ert Inc, Bag ferner Die Breeders bic
Wcteu fclsencerSanfeu rerneiaern: Sant D.
WhiteWains, Sanf BON Grdelle, S1nF Don
@lmira une B1nt prn Baltic Spa, Sawe5
gant, Die Corning 81nf, lSltcrtcWn Sanf,
Qewis 60. 8anf, sc. .. 5 Sanf BON Grie,
Writ Brand Don BtlIiamSport BDomln9
8anf,. Socmesoale Sanf &c. bon VennlYIoas
nien.
Bir frasen wieeerbcIt Nc 1T Der uns
ueriprchene beimathlide9clcumlauf?-W
rum fehen mir @antcner segenndrti9 70
felten goten pc,r Der WafIlIcn Sanf, Wccs
fer 8ant, bon Den @leuelano Santen, &c
Diele Santeu IIno bel uns oaheim uno ile all
lein fcnuen uns einsn betn,athlihen8elcum'
Iouf seben. Scer habt ihr Serthsio,9er ces
9ssenmirtisen 8anfseiesss, uns pieQeid,t
etnas 9lnceres, als irld' einen geloumlaut
Uerlprchen? Dies mar es, mas oas Bolt
ertpartete, allein Shr bobt es setiuitt-hins
tersaugen. uno nun crit fdn9t es an etnsule:
ben, raB man in Wbi9s8eriprehun9en feil
8ertrcuen leSen oarf, rb9leid, IS oie@eldtd,'
te osraansener Sahren fhcn ldnait bon ole'
fer Wahrheit hattie itberseu9en fcuen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19

Ote &SDt3o y Dtc HSr1 It DenftcDdff.
gs lfeQt flt immer ceurIlher beraus, caB
11t Die QSbi9s ilber ihren ndfifen prdiTs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uit,t wchl oereiniacn
founen, cbne iii srOse 56wieristeten gu &C.
rathen. Gini9e iluo fir s Zap, Ginise fur
= crwin @iniae fur M eane, giniss
fGr Scctt, une Giui9e fir & aDlcr.-
Oem Sdreiben zines Gcrrelpcnoenten Der
,,pits bnrah 8aSette" sufolse 1T Der e ~
lDr'ihe' Stcd int fDoeraliitildcn Marfte
piecer inn Steiaen. Cerlelbe Gcrreiprncent
bemeist Al isiner eiaenen pDaisen @euustbue
una, eos Sen. 2aDfcr e,u ourhaus ocGses
firbter Us big it. Sn 8esus anf Die slnilht,
oas c,e 9Shieparttei i'm Sta noe leiu Werce.
ibreu Ganciceten 81 ermdhlen, tpiro er auss
fiucen, oae er bic 9iefnuns chne b nl9irtb
n,ad,te. Das Gplf miro Elm ieiner Grwar1
tuna ean, entsesenselestes urtbeil ipred,en.
5m grunoe aebt es ihm pie Der Waispars
tbei i'm NIsemeinen, er me- meint8tele 8
une fagt W a II d, G s. = Nls einen Be
meis, OaB Sen. 2aY'pr ell gutter gSbt9 isL
tbeiIt er fcleenoe 9lnefoote nit
,@eneral," faete elmer BON GaYlcr's Of
f,ieren, ,>Sasen Sie mir bod, pb Sie ein
9Dbis ceer Elm Demcfrat Gno. Gsnise iaeen,
sic ieien oieies, Die s!aoern jenes, peldes
1T wabr 2" ni<
Gic 9lntmc.t mar harafteriffifh genug
,.Nls SIf;ier Der armee in SfsntlId,en
Dieu(tes bin id, feiues ucn beiben; aber
neil bic 6tsee 70 plump se(teQt ruurce. auts
uortr i'd SD binpoltbinttser
Dbis unD aoA eim giertbe il
o'rlber."
llebri9ens 9ebt aus mebrerea anoern
Sareibeu an WbissGpitereu, penn's te'ne
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19

sluffhneibereien fiaet berpcr, bae @enera'
Taptcr iarfe S1eisuAg serpirt Der nddife
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sufein. 8ir be.
punoern oen alten0elcen tpeaen ieiner trid,s
tisen Dienfte, Die >sr- -ieinem 9aterlance anf
benz SdIadtfelbe seIeiitet bat allein ebe
mir ibm unfere llntsritisnns fir prdiIoent
t6nnen ~ Tteit perbeu laGen, miifsn tpir
ben neutrality-suspicious. Setpeis baben, caB
er ein orttcorrer Democrat 1T. @runofdse,
III Se,u9 auf Die prdfcentfd,aft, itberwicsen
BEL uns bic flbnten Soelcsnthaten auf cem
Sd,ldttfelce.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19

o. br. SO. gGaeenis bat oas gtablifs.
meat Der ,,Centlhen ShnelIpcit" uub bee
vWChenblatts Der seutlheu Sd,' elIpoir'
fduaih eritanoen uhb miro oeren Sceraus9ae
be tiiuftig beioreen. Die 9fcoaction lit an
6errn 0fuoclph Oo,piat nbsrtraaeu.
Der chnfreitia uni'ra eelern ais Selebrter
unc tllrtti9er Necner befannt 1T. Gsr ne9en
ietnen freUInuiaen Sd,rifren naenthaltsn in
GurIra serfclste Nei inSen miro nad l."is
a,er 9lnfunft iii Den Be-. Staoten an Ger 0fes
baction beloer Sl1tter Shell nehmen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19

Pe8eneral Scott bat cine Sroer an alle
auf llrlaub tefnolid,eu Sft;iere erIa7en, ios
gleid uah benz &riessfhauplab Surildsutebs
sen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19

~ Das 9luinden lnieres @cae9en BON
oer ,9teW yorfer Staat5Seltnn9" tpercer
ipir ndd,lte Wpt)e berrf ,ld,tiaen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Son9ref > Werbanblungeu.
gysasb,notcu. ~. 0er

Nastlngtcn, II. Dec.
Gen t.-Sm Senat fiiaciste Der 1dt'
bare nerr Bracbsrry ben 600 feines &oues
gen nerr Tairf'io an, anf tpeldes bic ses
brduhliden Neiolutiouen ansencmmen spurs
ee9 aae Der Seaat flh uerta9te.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
taus tem Beitbciea.)
Sbip 6efet0eb,,ua.

SreuaS Dec. "a.
Setos0dnfer ertpablten bente fcl9erbeSe.
amten: a, ..
G'hter Der Supericr Court in GlepeIaut
g. s. 9Inorew. .,.>-.- :...
Il. ," @eh hlSrihter..
Q Jar GuesttleD @ouHtY: 81. @arlban. :,
Bon Wert Abl. Srey: "
- H!tlano >, slQer. Barr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
Ncntag Dec. q.

Sn beiten ndufern eeihab hrxte uidts
temertenswertbes. Tie orn. @efrsseter
hielten anf bic Scierta9e -tlonen Nontaa.-
Sn' Scanfe fl bmten Sinftriften fur giien.
bahuen, neue @cuntieS H.. T.. 8uidelmeile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-09

that any telegraph OF auy Description oser
him for the of the motive power Of magnetism for
that purpose The essence of this Is declared by Dr.
Page of the Patent Office and there is No ues
signals, in q permanent manner, by means Of the
electro power whether by the ordinary cleo
of the inferior electro magnetic contrvances this
purpose. The power called into action In all these
cases is and the same" Morse may not have been
the first to use electricity to communicate signals,
but be was the first to suggest and employ electro
magpetm to record signals and to exhibit successful
invention for that purpose Thsis considered the
Of 1.-THE Patent Law. well established, that when
inventor has discovered means Of producing
an entirely new result, and shows a successful and
practicable mode of producing that result, he
may claim that result, however produced and
claim also his own special mode" Patents are
granted in such for and improved modes of
efectiDg such result but they be without
permission oftbe patenee of the general principle
sultNorses patents also give him the exclusive right
to the machinery moved blythe electro uet for
cording signals at a distance They also give him the
alphabet, consisting of dots and spaces and horizon
lines nd no sposition of them cal be used with
out violation of his rights This is attempted by
OReilly and by others but will soon be stopped There
is telegraph in operation in the United States
that does not violate another of Morse's patents
Morses patent ated pr 1S46 and ressued in 1848,
as special matter viz The receiving magnet and ITS
application to local battery and this the most valu
able perhaps, of all his No form Of cleo
tro-magnet be used in such a connexion for such
purpose, without liability to Morse and the court has
so decided Morse's patents have been recently sur
rendered reexamned and re-issued; and If anything
had been found to have been improperly allowed, it
would have been omitted in the reissue Such il the
practice of the Patent Office However lightly Mr.
OReilly and others may think and speak of the intel
gence and int gritty of theocers of the Patent Office
it is well known that they of great science
and experience DR.. Page the examiner, particularly,
has been there for many years, and probably under
stands the history of the discoveries in electricity and
electro netsm, in this country and Europe well
as any man living and it will require something
than the rude ISLANDERS Of spectators to shake the
confidence of the public in him and his associates
The same may be said in reply to their charge of
ruption against Judge Monroe, of the u s District
Court of Kentucky. A man of more stern and pure
integrity is not to be found in out of Kentucky
and his recent decision in the face of the camor of
OReillys presses and of the genera excitement there
tends to prove the assertion The public will yet
that the laws will protect Prof Morse and all other in
yeptors JUSTICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-09
Odds and Ends.

Michigan city is without public sohool-house.
A Jewish synagogue consecrated at st. Louis On
the 10th ult.
The winchester Tuginioa says that numbers Of emi-
passing through that place, their way 70
Western and Northwestern Virginia.
The paper-min Of Hezekiah Steele, 90 Hudson, vas
destroyed by FIRE ON the night Of the sab instant,
The Rochester Democrat states that the Of the
Farmers LoAa and Trust Company and others, vs.
Charles II Carroll and Others has boon on argument
before Supreme Court for the last two days. ana
will probably continue through the whole week, The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-09

NORTHERN LIGHT.--A curious exhibition OF
northern light was noticed at this place last
evening stream Of light was observed at . P. NJ.
rising from point in the horizon about or 10 degrees
north Of east and extending to the westward OF the
meridian passing three four degrees north OF
the zenith II was at that time convex towards the
south where II passed through Perseus over the star
Aleol The whole arch moved at the rate Of about
degree, in q minute Of time towards the south, over
Cassiopea, Taurus sc. at this time u WAS convex
towards the enith and at Oh 33m its southern edge
was In contact with the star. At Oh Aim 3Os the
interior side came ztact with the star Fomahaut,
then near the meridian At Oh 52m, the apex Of the
arch was about three degrees below Fomalhaut The
appearance Of this was net that OF cirrus
cloud but evidently Of northern light IL was degree
broad at the horizon and three four when
near the zenith aud 1t constantly preserved the
pont Of the horison eastwardy and at
Oh Ism coincided very well with the magnetic prime
vertisa A secondary bow Of less regular aud dehnt
outline Ave degrees south and parallel
TO the primary The sky WAS otherwise clear and the
moon was shining brightly. w. c. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-09

TO rHs PIT aS,toria remarks made by you the
subject Of the Electric Teles. " I'd do not think
the 10th inst, Just received by me, a. - the sub
We shall disagree on any mater'a poih'' ~"eh
ject Is clearly understood. ., M ;,a,o,.i
asres with you that emo patent Laws no ns,s
nse md ni,cation of any general substance, or COM
Of unys- natqrs al sass Or
society No man car patent the exclusive use OF nre.
air waer cty mssnss;% OF n sp tSs rst
element or principle Of az h aiscoysr or in.
vent new sns useful sppcs ion Of snO oSs ss
ments, OF any previously unkno~ ND noint ont
pie which he may have discovered, a. than he
mode by which that application can b. 80 the cxcln.
may secure, by patent for fourteen yea at specific
Five use Of the element, or principle for "a
purpose. any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-09

find the following statistics IN article IN the
Catholic Telegraph, upon the Catholic Free Schools OF
this city:--Ths number Of children attending these
schools Is 1907. The scholars distributed in the
following order st. Peters (CathedraD 202 Holy
Trinity, 500 st. Mary's, $50; St Johns, 500 st.
Joseph's, 2l0 st Michaels, 10 St Philomens, ITO
St Xavier. 4So Christ Church So This number 10
thinks swelled to upwards of three thousand By the
children attending the free schools attached to the
Orphan Asylum and the Converts IL also mentions
that there free schools attached to the Catholic
Churches in Covington and Newport, which are
attended by nearly three hundred pupils. The hrst
class Of schools named appear to be not entirely
free. Each pupil pays rs cents per month, which
makes the school revenue derived from the 1907 chill
dren 1881 -CincinndH Despatch Sept 80.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-04
Cheap Goods at Chamberlin's,

H. ENGLISH PRINTS at 10 cents per yard, ,
n sold in all other at l24 cts.
Fine French Ginghams II yard wide at 20 cts
sold every where else at rs CTS
GOOD styles shilling NJ. de Lame at l2t cts
Yard wide BROWN SHEETINGS for cts per I'd.
Fine all. wool FLANNELS for Ladies at 25 cts
Zine Scarlet Twiled DO for Is cts.
Super Cord ALPACCAS for 25 CTS
Good Cotton Ingram CARPETS for l shilling.
GOOD all Wool and Worsted do. for As cts.
20 cent quality, in choice new patterns, at 62ic.
Many heavy Carpets, grade, good patterns,
from 80 10 60 cents.
SHAWLS fall kinds especially PLAID LONG
SHAWLs at oenty fire per than the prices of
any other Store in Rorcester
CLOAKlNGS-the best assortment in town
10 per cent less than be bought in any
Every description of Fall and Wtnter Goods CORE
spending low prices.
| am daily receiving NEW GOODS, bought
very low for cash, and will pledge myself sell anything
IN my Etock at Ten cent less than be bought
any other Store in Worcester or Boston.
am quite aware Of the statement make above and
am ready to back it up by comparison of the goods and
prices with those OF any other Store.
HENRY II. CHAMBERLIN,
Oct 49, div w3t 1872 and 64 Main St.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-04
Lectures on the Hebrew Common
wealth.

Professor E. C. WINES proposes deliver course of
Six Lectures, at One Dollar the course, provided SO
subscribers be obtained IN advance.
Lect. l. Development of the great ideas on which
Moses based his civil polity.
Lect IL. Same subject continued.
Lect. Ill. Analysis of the Hebrew Constitution He
brew Chief Observation-Disclosures Senate-HeBrew Com
moRs--Hebrew Oracle.
Lect ~. Analysis of the Constitution continued
Government OF the individual Tribes and Ctes-The tribe
Of Levi in its civil Funcon-The Prophets in their
ton to the Sate-Analogies between the Hebrew and
American governments.
Lect v. Divine Legation of Moses.
Lect vi. Obligations grounded the nature of his
Laws ana Institutions considered and answered.
The Lectures will be delivered in BRINLEY HALL :;
the first Friday EUening NOU I'm and the others on
successive Friday evenings till The is completed
Nov 3. dwlt45
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-04
Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, October %, l84S.
III ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner Of Insolven-
cy for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of CHARLES A. HOL-
BROOK, of Grafton in said County, trader, and late
partner in the firm of G. NJ Hobrook e. Co.. an insol-
vent DEBTOR and the payment of any debts the dey
cry of any property belonging said nselvent debtor
to him. for his use, and the transfer of any proper
by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors said debtor will
he held at the Office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the tweny first day of November nert
ut ten O'Clock in the forenoon prove their debts and
TO choose an assignee assisnees of his Estate.
d6twl44 ]. DAY, d. s., MESSENGER
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-04

SIMPLE DIVISION. We heard story the
other night on the subject of " Division, that
we thought " some - OF at the time, and never
having seen it in print, we are tempted to give
our readers the benefit OF it.
A Southern planter named P, pretty well to do
in the world now, was some twenty years ago
poor boy on the eastern shore of Maryland One
of the strongest and most marked traits Of his
character was inordinate love of money. This,
however, is Characteristic of the people of ''them
diggins,'' where they practice skinning strangers
during brisk times. In due course OF time F.,
was Of age, and thought it about time to get mar
ried. He went to neighboring village, and in
the course OF events he was introduced to daugh-
ter of Judge
{" Dang fine firl, " said the embryo Spectator
to friend who was gaining him an entrance
among the elite.
Very"
&c How much might Judge 5. be worth ,"
WHY, about So, 1000, F" was the reply.
{" And how many children has Judge B. J"
continued the inquirer,
g Only three. -
Three into ten goes three times and third
over. " mentally cyphered p. Here was chance
glorious chance, and he improved too. He
made love to the beautiful and unsophisticated
daughter of the Judge, with all the variations
Strange to say-tor he was as uncouth looking
cub as ever went unicked-.- Ibis suit prosPered,
and they were married.
The honeymoon passed of, as all other honey
moons do, and they were happy. The bride was
lively and chatty, and often made illusions to her
brothers and sisters. Startled at number OF
names he thought should not be in the catalogue
of relations, one evening at tea he sad.-
"My dear, thought there was only three OF
you ,"
So there are, by Ma, but PAS first wife had
eight more. -,
Eleven 90 in ten times and nary one over "
said the sstonished P. Model Story Teller.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-04
THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

Uh a. d. GUULkTT, son OF the celebrated
Indian Doctress, Mrs. RGCHARDsoN and Reformed p
tloner Of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost OF the late firm oiDrs Goulet Provost by
mutual consent CONTINUES his practice heretofore, his
GA Office, NO 227 MAIN STREET lett hand, up stairs,
over the Store of C.. e.. Clamp.
DIX Gouett IN practice, nothing bat Vegetable
Botanic Med!cnes,and can be consulted at his office
all hours OF the day. from in the morning in The
evening" and all other honrs he can be found his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel
DR. e. takes this occasion say that he feels grateful
for the avors he has received his friends and patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed his resi-
dence in this city, and he TrHsts.he shall merit connu
OF their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf
Oct 10. DIFF A. d. GOULETT.