12 Nov 1847
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1847
Page
1
Printed notice discusses subscription terms then includes a poem by Lieut Robert Emmett Hope of the Navy who died aboard the U S ship Supply. It reflects on fate and resilience with nautical imagery and the idea that life’s flowers will not bloom for the speaker despite hope and endurance.
A physician narrates Ellen's return from vice to virtue, his own lifelong obsession, and Ellen's eventual death in a village churchyard. He recalls their past, her rescue, and the moral cost of their love amid wartime financial reflections on 120 million dollars spent.
The American Star praises the many gallant noncommissioned officers and privates who marched from San Augustine to Mexico City. It notes their eagerness to volunteer for perilous ventures and the Commander-in-Chief’s high regard for their bearing and spirit.
Dr Nevins argues truth flows from love and shared feeling. A. McDonald, jailed in Onondaga County New York, cut out both eyes while afflicted by delirium tremens, presenting a horrific sight to onlookers.
The Criminal Court closed its last term in Cincinnati on Saturday. The Grand Jury returned 57 indictments, four of them against youths under 12. Three hundred people were naturalized. Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ruled No License laws unconstitutional, while the U.S. Supreme Court recently decided the opposite. An anecdote attributes an old man's thirst to being weaned on salt codfish.
A distressed Delaware widow must be kept safe after her husband Captain Thornton died in Mexico. The Cambridge Post Office warns that 7 S Wilson has fled, advising caution to readers. Dr Payne of Nottingham touts twenty years’ success with treacle for burns and comments on atomic and bone turnover in humans.
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