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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-30

U Lafayette College, Pa, has conferred the degree
OF ID. D. upon Rev. Parsons Cooke of Massachusetts
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-30

W A man in Cincinnati recently placed
considerable amount Of money In long disused
stove for safe keeping. HIS wife, ignorant Of The
whole amount. ~ "'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-30

~ An exchange says man by the name Of
s'mgfe has doubled himself twice down East, and
been sent to the State Prison for bieamv
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-30

BoYLsros. Aspiii.ed Free Soil meeting. was held
ir this place on Thursday evening. An address wa.
delivered by Amasa Walker, Esq. Measures were lax.
en- to form Freedom Club, and procure documen,s for
circulation. 8sGi ast9
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Ghe Ddtlp Spp.
THE CASTING vorE, given by MIR. Van Buren, up

THE CASTING VoTE, given by MIR. Van Buren, up
on the reading OF a mail bill OF which MIR Man
gum in favor, has given the Taylorites here some
proiessed uneasness. Now we all know that the cir
cumsan6es under which it was given did at all COM
nit the Vice President in favor Of the BILL Therewas
not full Senate many friends as well as opponents
of the bill being absent and Senators voted nay on
its Ena passage who voted for the engrossment of the
BILL who probably strongly opposed to the bill
becoming law at time as the other.
Hon. seth NJ. Gates, who was at that time Whio
member in Congress from New York says:
'sThe head and 'front.' of Mr'Van Buren,s .sof.
Tending, has this extent and nothing more.' He
simply, in compliance with a uniform rule of
parliamentary courtesy, gave his casting vote on
tie vote in the Senate ordering the engrOssnaent
OF Mr. Grundy's substitute for Mr. Calhoun's hill
thus enabling the friends and opponents of this
substitute, who had had no opportunity to debate
1t at all, to fully discuss it at length, on its third
and final reading.
This vote did not pledge Mr. Van Buren, in the
slightest degree, to the principle of the bill, or to
vote for it on its final passage
There is not man acquainted with parliament
tary custom, who does not know that his casting
vote should have been given as it was given, un.
DER the circumstances of the case. even if he had
been opposed to the bill.
Yet vote sanctioned by immemorable parlia.
nentary usage, and expressive of no opinion ON
its merits, and which no honorable presiding off.
Ger would have felt authorized to withhold, has
been made the basis of false and reckless charge
-g giving his casting UOte for the bill
Mr.. Morris, an abolitionist from Ohio, and who
was subsequently, the Liberty party candidate for
the Vice Presidency, stated in the debate sub.
standally that the parliamentary rule W as to give
the friends of the measure or bill every possible
opportunity to amend, perfect and remodel 1t, ;
all ITS stages, precious to its being Put upo. its
final passage.
Why, then, should that false calunny be any longe
Tesored TO by the Taylor press.
Mr. Webster, in his last speech, says as follows o
laws OF the like ofha for which the above bill was pre-
pared;
ka do not say there was no constitutional power
to pass such law. Perhaps the Southern states
men thought it was necessary to protect them
selves tor instructions So far as ANYTHING en-
dangers the lives and property OF the South, s.
tar l agree, that there may be such Legislation
in Congress shall prevent such results.
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" There was snow an inch deep, Oh SATURDAY o.
the Western Railroad, between East Chatham "a
Washington. n. u gslaeN at t1DET
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-30

u How long is it since the Springfield Republican
was driven to the necessity Ofquotng Mike Walsh, 10
sustain its party7
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-30

Ma. WIE1HROr r. G. Winthrop, NJ C. from l,os.
aon. has declneda public dinner ende.ed 70 h,, .
half of his Wing friends, by Abbott Lawrence An.
Fearing and 10 others In bis Ieier, he io,in,
intention of no, being candidate for r.
very wise conclusion. ti aa o.. ~ $3.50 "a
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-30

" The Cashier Of the Canal Hank, al Albany AZ >,
remaining in prison FIVE weeks, has been baed on, i
the sum Of g200 @ ~.
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PAXTON Seni. 26 I8Aa


Mr.. EDIToR-SIR-Preyious 10 The Wing State
Convention in your city, there notice posted call.
ing meeting in this town. to choose delegates to the
convention, and at the hour set for the NEE ting there was
aTush to the hall Of about fy Of our citizens, and
did not know but Free Soil with us was all going over
TO Taylor. But, 10 and behold, come 10 vote. four.
believe, was the greatest number that voted al any one
ume, and there were nine Of them in the hail. Alter the
delegates were chosen, motion was made 10 choose
town Committee, but the chairman said there was MOTH
ng IN the notice to that effect so he ruled il out Then
ne asked io remarks and one man arose and moved 70
dissolve the meeting, which was done. One Of Them
remarked aflerward, that there was too much Free Soil
Tor them. SO, il seems that having no PRINCIPLES d ACT
upt they had none TO advance. gs u $500
ihere was call made for another meeting last eve
n''s.0 pc held a. private house, thinking probably
,"a' free 90" would not enter The family circle 50 read
ily as j would the Town Hall.
Yours &C. -
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The irish Patriots.

BY ihe late news we learn tha. O'BRiis, MEA
snrR, O'DosAenur. and McMASus, have ha.
their sentence commu,ed TO transportation 70
life. On receiving their sentence Meagher an'
McMauus replied with the eloqpence Of Emmel
This commusaiioh is far from al act Of mercy
These noble Patriots are 10 be sent to EngIis
penal colonies, and there for life 10 be degradet
10 employment as eonvicts. INTACT their SEN
sence is very similar 70 what iInprisonment foi
life in Penitensary would be in this country
only worse--for they are removed beyond th,
reach Of sympathy and the voice Of humanity
and are left % be dealt with as il they were com
mon felcns, with many Of whom they will have
to associate. 1oilsas ,e.@lf5s16te # issb rs
While these Patriots will be crossing the ocean
10 receive their punishmsnt for desinng :ha
Irishmen should have enough 10 eat, the means
ofeducstion. .and other blessings sofIndependence.
thousands and hundreds Of thousands Of .hci'
connirymen y II be suffering the pains Of hunger
II NOT the fsgonies Of starvation. Again. ths
failure ofthe posatoe crop spreads misery and
death ovyr that unfortunate country.
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Them Guns and tha, lIusic!

Well! Le, them enjoy Il. They paid dear en-.
ough 10Y Victory! They sacrificed principle, the
consc business Of honesty. and the graiifca.iono Of
self respect TO achieve IL and 1t is 10 them after
~ hollow victory. They do rightto blow abou,
Il and make the mpst o. il while i, lns,s. lila
the victory Of the shareholders of The soutl, ovtr
Northern freemen, and the Doughfaccs Of the
North are right IN kicking up q jubilee bernnse
ihc collar ia ,ightened round their willinrsnecks
Let them glory in their shame their triumph
will he shor,lived, and their shame will las, when
their glory has been forgotten. sy .gie
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Tenn :ssEE. IA G,,. s,
MEMPIlIs. Nov. 10, IS46..

-
Shelby county gives I'll, lor 22l ofa ma.
iorty, and IIardeman gives Cass major,ty
It 295. In Hardin county the vote stands,
Cass e9--Tayl6f o2l. , 5i
In Is counties heard from, thero is a whia
gain of ll45 on the. vote for Governor in
lS47. Taylor has carried the State. g.l
i91 MIssIssIlPi. y,
Tippi county gives Cass a majority of
255. Marshall gives him majoIiiy Of 81,
aud Tishmingo a m,jorily Of 252. De Soto
county gives Taylsr 9 majority Of l73.
Tie vote Of Marshall county, Mississippi,
is: T,ylor, 1909; Cass 1914. IN 1914, wh,n
Mississippi gave $3.50 Of q majority for Polk,
,Iie vote 10 Marshall Stood: Clay 1895, Polk
1854. ,S.t ,s,, g,'.t,',.e.,
'''i' ~ AL.BAMA. s,ss.,
Six precincts in Fiahkl'n county, Alaba.,
ma, give whig gain Of lao. Lauderdale
couniy gives q whig gain Of 300 a,rr
Nrw ffAxpsmiRr. aqiiHai89
Nrw Hampshire has gone for Clss ahd
Butler. d lf e}}f ast1f q yii i'Ahaa8 KS
'os as8s3 oa DELAWARE. 0o l0 ,aojagai
Sussex county gives 300 of a mljority FOR
Taylor, and New Castle 37S, leaving Kent
county alone TO hear from, which will not
change the result h7sHb5@ gNe,i sa
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Toledo, Cass's majority, 40.
Oregon township, Taylor mi 0. 4

sAsDrsKY Cry, Nov. Z, g. P. M-Ie0r
maj. in Sandusky City far Old Znck, Low
or Sandlsky 20 far Cass, same son Weller.
PeHysbnrg, Taylor SIS msj. ~ aiil i sss's
Milan, Taylor ls0 mrj. & 7lp9 Z M 4
Painessille, Cass 81 maj. ss9's1 sas a.eA
Brooklin, Ohio City. Cass mai 4o-caini
on Weller 225. 9sla' n 1927 O. 'li'il si'f,
Probable maj, ia Cuyahoga co. 400, eain
for Cass on WeIler's voie ii fhe CO.. l440.
Monmee City, 40 Taylor maj j.-Wbig .
gains. eii.a II ag FlIs3 'l'l'iis'as s,ssss, Y, 4
Huron n. Erie county, Taylor maj. over :
Cass l44. Van Buren's vote 30a
Ere, Is gain 5or Cass. n = 81 ~ g
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\ fr.7- Msrshfieid. Aass.. the iesidence.of Daniel
Webster, .giycsIa reparkable vote. tnhmtiyxi7l
for Van Buren. rs for Taylor, 40 for Cass, Isasi
wear i04 for Briggs, whig; 20 for Gushing, dem. |;
40 Tor sewaiI ,sabo'indn iaPep w
MT, ,wsbs:er saisfs Ahs nomination sf Gen. 1ay-
lor was not fit 10 be made. aud his neighbofs, II
appeared b.lieve him. 0. Statesmdn. Fl
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AIloI,iaANs

'lh tA2 DKrRoir. Nov. 70. 1913.
Returns from oil the counties in Michgan. ex-
cepf Chippewn. which Is estimated At $50. give
Cass and Butler . majority of 20B in the Sta'e.
! Tho State Srnnte ssahds ! . democrats 70 4
wings. md The House 81 democrats TO IL wings.
The congressional delegation sisnds Q demo-
Gratis 10 one -ifee soiler ~.
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SoLipl SyMpATHy..-Mrs Cummings having. had
Two Of his fingers cut off by machinery in the
Portland Company pwofks. hit fellow workmep
shkscsibsdsSiO0 ioT' his pecuniafy feIiefA Chro-
'.otype. si,. isft.
But how much did the portland Company
n adding TO whose wealth the man was, en-
raeed. subscribe! Nothing. we prrsufic.----
soalless corporaiiens are not expected to
teei.--.M Mshoning bader. sA wsa z 5io .<l'as
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MupprR x Myafra Co -.Tb. seo,;ra, - /,

MURDER IN MEBeER Co THE Sentinel Of the
4ih. published Al 81. Mnry's. Mercer ronn,r,
states thai a horrid mT'der was commtted on the
Thursnay evening previous. a few mills North
ofthat place. colored innn named Johnson.
who professed 70 be minister of the Gospel in
the Baptist church. beat his wife whom be had
recently mnrried. 20 death with club. The
murderer made his escape. and was still al
large. 'sa
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-21

THE FRAUDA DEVELOPING l'I'sEI.F II
seabury Ford has opened bis mou,h fIest, II
mertne at CIfychnd md pa> efhe sc(ed Jol
Gen iayler saiio thdt.he was al ne tine sy-
ior man This Is one Of the deepest spots oi pr
lisiest trckrry In pgnabie. Tile iiee soiIers car
now pocket the tr,sson aud despise the traitor
"a. .Sfafeanan. f,Y III 9fIH .fAucI GEA ,1tt'
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's'Brihg us no mort, Rsporis.n

The question Of The election being decided by
the result in New. York and Pennsylvanin, We
shalldefsr sisinee ahy more reports excep, such
az we can tys with exactj.uds Official, OF semi
Official. ,,.v
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Prom .hs7 s7pedanco pemoera..l

L II
\ One 1Aoasdad cheers for the Democracy
Of Defiance County. A gain Of Thirty
orer Weller All the townships l,eaul fioln
but two, give Cass an increase over Weller,
and we are warranted in saying that Cass's
inajorily will be aboul 100. Is yeA bassJ9d
ai WILLIAMS COUNTY.
We have received the following returns
from Williams county; Cass' majnri,ya93:.
aa 9 PAULDING COUNTY. saei
Z Five townships heard from, showing a.
democratic gain over the vote for Governor.
The gain in The county will be abouif0fty.s
Eve. " as.Q 1e'isi'.a s7l'i s-'lSi
HENRY COUNTY. i7l .stst
Cass's majority S7--a gpin Of % over
Weller. Well d.,ne little Henry. 9i''ys g
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GEORGIA. ELECTION.

nasSi SsA tlli BALTIMORE. Nov. llih, r. M. (
Returns from 81 coun,ies. show gam iol
Ta,lor .ot 22O0, His majority inths State will Be
from $500 to 5000. ~. &a. so8
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AN ENa Nlra ANN ,Ie yEp YnR CANE

An ENC NiEa ARR,IevED FOR CARE
LrsssE4s. John I.en'z, sihefepeipee' 81 ib
.ipainef Concoldia, al Tho linesli the explo-
sion other boilers, was arraiGnrd al New
O,leans last week, on aschargesof The sbieI
efIicer fir gns and ctiItinal ndgligrnce aapd
carelessbess caiising the desirilc,ion Of ihe
'n,at and the death nfss@eral persons. The
pris.ner after long e4As,inaiion, 10 which
,nsny Witnesses gave ile5F belief that INSULT
cieni wafer in tile boiitis was the cause oi
he explosion, was dismissed, an equal nurn-
her oiAsilpssscs ies,ifySig their belief thai
he explosion was from siler causes. v
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f7 Hon. George McDufa, the. Hamburg O..
CD Journal. Of last Thursdav states. has greatly
improvrdin henlth. and strong Hopes sre enter
tanned by hir physicians ot.hia complete recovery
He has been under the water cure. l ar n
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MAR1ry uRALpE--R r, spcetinp this once
distinguished crizen. n Louisiana. wbos..
death VAS .,iely an,,o,,nc. d. ..No,a b .nc. y
IN bis las, ls,,er 10. The ,Concordia Iatelli.
sencer,. furnishes The EolIow,ur in,eres,inp
lu, painful p,r,c,,lrs /: y =, gs,
.Amo y tI,e recen, deaths hero. / notice
me thai scsrc ly attracted q pass no e marx.
vel he was 4 man wlp. ,wen,y wears mo.
s,uod NJ ,he Lead ~ snc,e,,- Im,;n m.
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LOUIS NAPOLEOA--Ha iailed 10 sustair
the prestige Of great name. The cause and
consequ. nee Of his failure 10 gwen below. H.
Is not alone in the world in possessing arepuia.
ton TO be preserved only BY silence. 2 pds
Louis Napoleon, the little nephew Of ,hf
great man, hus given himself such abs'x az
be ear, that his candida,eship is no lotget Il
he feared. The amiabie young man has
spoken, and in manner 81 stupid, 50 swk
ward and devoid Of all talent, thai The As
sembly burst into roar of laughter, wh.t
Antoine Thouret said: "Afer I have heard
Citizen Bonapar,e. think my amcndmsn'
[ihat all those FAMILIES who have nnce reigned
n France, be Excluded from tie Presidency ]
uan, cessdry. aud withdraw H." A inare ter
rible irony, more bitter scorn, haseneyei
heard. IN the eye of the intelligent part Of
tho nation, Louis Napoleon has played ih,
role 10 the end. II is possible that the y
nor INT country peasants aid the commoi
soltlery Of The army, may give him their %'rs:
in the belefiiiat they are vo'ing ior the great
Napoleon, whom they think is moi t'ead, bur
stiff captive at 81. Hslrna- but Presiden,
of the French Republic Louis Napoleon viii
aoi be, and should The blndncssspf Me
masses even give him The majority. bis choic.
inli--his resignation would probably iike
place on one and the same day. This .'pnffed
up niedocriiy," az his followers ifrIns, lv,s
siyle him in their confidential conversations.
las fallen under The curse Of having been
langhe, at --and.ys. know thai ridcule kills
IN France Cor. N. Y. Tribune. a2e
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i7Sl4 ll,75O

Contrasted with the Governors vnie al
The last election, these couniie, show de-
,nocra,c gain Of len thousand nine hundred
md seveniy-seven. n
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There Is ruth as well as poetry in the follow.
ing coupl I, Of n q, otcd in political articles and
discussions Happy indeed will II be for our
country when the sentiment, IL ces,ains is adopted
as our pclicy;g So.
..Free ss The winds and loundless ns the sea,
Should trade and commerce unres,ricsea he y
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6Ay Although Gen. Taylor gets q6 votes from
seven free States. he Is not the choice Of ma
jority ofa single one Of them. ..v n 4 s,s Y
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REvIRExciSo TnE SSnBATH.--An amend.
incni To The law on The hours of labor 20 the
fl; G that no tnpl'yer should bs allowed
I'd, hold his NoIkDrn 70 work during Sunday,
was passed M 'nimously AT the Nativnal As
senbly al Paris. p, s.aligs Il. sIs SIS
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ICnNNECTfCUT.

. From tho following returns il will he seen thai
,hrugh Taylor has a plurality. YET no will not
hara Il minority Of the votes cnet. LllhlA
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-21

The French Canadian population are said
10 be r.'ipraIng in large numbers To- the
United States. & ,as.. .s.a8 ~ s,l s.i5
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GRoReIA.

Nos BALTM0RE, Nov. ..
Herewith send you the returns of The
counties heard from 10 Georgia, The .whig
gain is about equal TO The majoriiy for Polk
in 1914.
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InCinsinnati.Pork barrels. from wagons. DE-. mn
s9w selling et from zoe, 10 81. Lard ksgs 40 y
sc. fiehtHhds. worsb 81 50.
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Theswcre sky battles fought during the
Revoln,mnay wai; ihinv-eight during the
last war with Great BaInin; and ihiHy-,wo N
all-dHsHedle late war with Mexico--sa says
an exchange papsr-q Ia9 o@s q
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THE RESULT IN OHIO.

Below will be found the returns Of such
counties as we have received. They indi
cate that The majority for Cass and Butler
will he ycrv Iarpe:
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or The amo,n. ofTmasury notes on,
standing on the Is, inst, were $ll,650,-
$50.
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U. S. TREAsuRx.---The receip,s into the
U. S. Treasury during the quartei' ending
30ih September were, according TO The nffi-
cial returns, $l7,255,e5O. The Expcndi.
nres during the same period were $l5, 5,3s3,-
94l s M te.it i,is
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-21

ga Iba exports % specie, up 10. Oelo,
est e p q dur'S! 11 ne present yoaF bas spoun-I
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To fl drawings of csllk or afayons, pass
she drawings lhrongh some sweet milk. ao
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fE5-- Amlane.lta. Distinguished sirangers.i

or Amane.aAa. distinguished strangers.in
own, is M. p ussin, The frs. Minister Of The
French Republic. lie is staying at the New
York Hotel. M. Poussip was for many
years in Tie Ametlcnn Engineets, and he
,srihe author of ,one Of the musi sagacious
works thai have appeared in Eu,opc npon
il,;s country. A second edition ofil has JUS
been published in Paris. He has always
been a sianch and intelligent Republican,
and he reused several imwstaat places M,
der L"Iis PHI lpe because ile ,Kirg didno
and could no, fulfill the great letter Of his
NILSSON in the French nation. One of ihc
abl 81 and mos' accomplish men of Franc,
--bsn q 70 as by sympa hies founded inthc
mos, { q icquain,sice and appreciation,
M. p rlSsin WI p owe The mos, popular
rrprcs. n,a,i,e thai has been in America, ffsm
the French people.--N. r. Tribune. i
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(,snttcl luil.War Federalism.

SFeeiey. y we -, ''o"fT' ,rf
qner.n He put his discontinue AZ me rhiauV-
mia Slaughter House, in his pocket, and went
~ .h.s.l .ilh,.sl e,,, ,x;,l, n whereas. Bur
~ ,...n,;..na ,hs,s !. some.
thing cool .inahe zenteel con'empt with which
be ticks aw,y The stoclby which hrs party rose
..s..n,,,a,- Th.apocoh. ana .Fss,ly,, Literu,ure
- p'"s s"s 'ka ~" III, NJ. .h..a,
-ihe Mexican "rrwaness IT Vns ~ 1'',''
.sOId Zack")-se would fam be qais o.. and thc
host Of t&3Fctants among those who aided Tay.
Va. 49,. ,,ho .x,sc, < = 'sIs n cont
'o' 70 WI ~, Nv .''''''' ~ = w.
81 quence.C .Creely puts rom MIN as an a.. enenss
quote from his editorial on the result ~ ne elec'
l,;,,ns.ss
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Thefe are fifteen Touring mills al Oswego
with eighty run of stone, and Can grind 81 ,00C
Observation-Disclosures day. y =
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Cans from tie Western Reserpe!
f.s..s, CLEyELAND, N 8. II
The following is the result in the Western
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ELEcTIoN NEWs. Y:
Ii a counties IN Nonli CaroIiai. Ttslof gsins
$500 ever tlo Auguss eIectlou. kis fnsiodiY NJ
the Stuts will be 5000. .-..s1
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-21

/ IN thirty-six counties heard from the wbig
gain is 5000.
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gaa ,s..4 PIrTsDuRsn. Nov. 0.
\ The following is the result in the coun-
al l.,L,,..
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-17

there can never be certainty ,ha, here may not.
after the greatest care, remain another bile or
scratch which has not been perceived or treated.
and the life of The animal is no, worth the risk
attending il. gestgss o., .7trE 20 =T-1F
With man himself, this difficulty in making
sure of The extent of the injury, evidently does
not exist. ygoia83 aoe1 arg'esl 4aeH
IS We may mention in concluding, iha, of per-
sons bitten by rabid dog, even Without med
cal treatment, but small proportion are likely
TO be infected. John Hunter mentions case,
where of twenty persons bitten. only one suf-
fered from the malady. Probably four tifihs of
the persons injured, escape without Ill conse-
quences-a fact which explains the apparent
success in some cases of empirical remedies
administered in ignorance.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-02-17
WHY don't it Snow.

Oh dear! here is February five,
And yet no sleighing, as I'm alive!
| am tired altogether, s',-
OF unreasonable weather, #@t
Easy It's to cloud and blop-- a
Why is it so hard to sno,U 81 lo
See the Farmer sad and weary.
Stalking oer the plains so dreary; 1'o'i 7f
Oft he upwards turns his peppers, .ojosh
Blinking like chimney sweeper's; a1a
Oft be cries, enrag'd with wo, ~ ag r1
"Why the dickens dom. it snor 2" 7r
See the Merchant, anxious fellow, aHa
With face as pale as tallow- til aat-.lz.
Sick with grief, and quite bed-ridden-
All because there is no sleddin'! n..1,
Hear him cry in accents slow, =,
90 We pow'rs why don't it snoc
See the chop fall'n Taren-keeper, atsov
Voluntarily eeeper! @ t.t
See his bar-room, once SO CHEEKY,
Now torsasen, cold ard drcary.
Hear him cry with spirits low.
" Blast the luck! why don't it snow
Hear the sage Prognost'cator, .usa
Blame these slipp'ry tricks of nature;
She so oft his judgment 6others,
That he knows no more than Others;
Hear him roar with wrinkled brow,
40 We stars! why don't it Sno,ca .'.
For myself--though press'd with sorrow,
Still in hopes twill snow tomorrow,
To be patient endeavor;
Faith! such times cant last forever; O.
May the stormy northeast blow sf2s
May it watt us hills Of Snow. $50