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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04

- Princip.i office No. 66 Ve.ey st., N. Yo,k
Sold Ivy JOHN YOUNG. Sunbury.
NJ A. NcCAY. Northumberland
SOMETHING NEW!
Y~HE suhsc'ihess have 'he exclusive ,ish, o'
l. vending J. NJ. .THATCHER'S
Hot 1Blast Hot Air Cooking
~H0D~@~

in the Counties Of Northumberland, Coiumbis and
Schuyik,li; snd from the encOusagempnt met with
aiesdy, they expect 10 40 = largo business. This
stove 10 constructed on IN entitely new prireple.
aud on the only principle that en- make both
good wood aud coal stove. The inventor has over.
come oil The difficulties that % frequently belong l.,
other stoves. He has hy his arrangement, con,
s''uctsl . b'"ilins UTOven In front, where
in hronc, roasting, trying or baking may be done,
and ail the smell tina, arises the,efrom must pass
into the combustihle chamber, and Is not ., all
thrown out into the voom % Besides this, there
Is an oven only two inches less than the whole size
OF the stove. wherein baking roas,ing may I've
done as vel, ~ can he in the common brick oven.
This oven is always Ct fr use when the stove IL
heated, ~ the whole drausht Of hot air passes Q.
round il constantly.
Public attention Is particularly called 10 this
stove. ], can I've ~en at our Store and Tin Estah.
iishment in North DsUviMe. Al the ,isn If the 60.
lumhia Tin shop, snd si the Foundry Of Rohr,ach
Il Clement in Sunhury. where its particular qusli-
ties will he fully shown and xp'ained 10 any person
wishing TO exsmine Il.
The subscribers continue TO have on hand al
kinds Of PaFf stoves. such radiators. cylenders.
fancy end plsin, suitable for ~ who may favor U.
with CALL also common sheet and Russis Iron
which can be made in any drsirabie shape; toer.
ther with . general assortment n tin and jsp,nneJ
ware, Wholesale and retail. Cosutsy merchants
sve invited 10 call and examine our s'cck. as our
work cannot he surpassed, sod prices modoerste.
N. b. We can safely recommend the above men.
toned stove To persons who wish to emhark in q
good business. The pa,en,ee will sell either coun,
~ OF state rights, t" suit purchasers and on res
s"nahle terms. He OF his sger's may he found in
Danville, Pa. J. & J. ARTER.
The undersigned, having seen in operation the
bot blast no, as cooking stove. Invented and pc.
seated by j. N. Thatcher. certify that believe,
from the manner Of its constIuctioa and operation,
that is the hest one offered to the public The
arrangement is % complete s"d The construction so
judicious, that there is saving OF half The fuel
end time, in doing any given amount Of s.rvcr,
over other ceiebsatsd stoves. In short recon-
men, in seterence to I'll others, for the simple
resson that it embraces every branch Of economy.
SamGel Garrett, John w Garrett David Chat,
field, w knch,n. John N Gay, f Thompson,
Smith Thompson. ] ID Hahn, John Oskes. Heski-
sh Bear, Elias F Cooper, Geo N Rhhsrt, Daniel
Huffman. Henry II Rissrl. z II Csvef, Daniel
Drsisbsch, Joseph vankuk, Brooks Epley.
Dsnvilte, March g, ls47.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04
George j. Weaver, IL.
m ngAKHR q SHIP CHANDLER

~ No. I3 Ne~tA Wsaev Sweet, PhiLadsiphss. &
HAS Consistently on hsad. ssassd sssoss.
mens of CosJsgs, Seine T~iues. &C., viz:
! ard RoPes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes. Mssh
10 Ropss,~ Tsw -Jisss iss- Canal Boats.- Alss, q
compsse ssscstwse,a cf Seins Twiass, tkc. ssch rs
Hemp shsa end Herring Twins, Bcs, Pstsw dill
Nss f'wise, Cotton shsd aud Herring Twias, sAas
Thsssds, &c. &c. Also. Bed Cords, Piough Lass.
haisers, Traces, Cotton end Lanea Csrpst Ohsis,s,
&C., Ill q which h win dispose Of ea reasonable
terms Nfet sG'ft .F1h ,ysl3ss@
Philadelphia, Nevembsr lS, ls42.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04

HEN.rEREsrINo.-Am man in Parry, has tskea
out patent for hens.nest, which be describes
as follows: aH r.
The bottom ofthe nest 10 so constructed - TO
let the eggs through, and out Of sight; when
the hen turns round to view her production,
csckling her delight the while, she 10 sstonish
ed 10 find her nest empty $50 natsrsiy soPpo.
sing herself mistaken. she sgain lays another
egg;-and SO on until the necessary number OF
eggs required are obtained Mr.. s. does ~et
manufacture the nest. but offers Rights for sale.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04

1t is recorded. that BY On sncicnt act OF the
good old Scottish Parliament, paesed in the reign
OF Margaret, in the year about 1855, il vas
"Orderii, That during ye reign Of her wsist
blessed majestic. ilka maiden lsdee, Of bath high
ard low estst. shall hae liberty % spreak 10 ye
man she likes Gif he refuses to take her to be
hs wife, he shall be mulct in the sum Of On hun.
dirty pounds OF less, as his es,sit Insy be, sx.
cePt and slwsys, gf he can mako It appear that
ne 10 betrothit 10 another woman. then he shall
be Free" ..a..tr. ..,t4.. ,... f,-s
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04

SMARr.-The N. Y Tribune has the follow.
ing poser "A poor fellow was yesterday bro't
before one Of the police Justices, charged with
the crime Of being intoxicated. The ju' ice in.
terrogsted him: well, whst do you &c, drunk
and come here in this condition fort See
here was the reply, uttered with the hiccooeh
and accentuation of drunken men, What do you
give licenses for 7 t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04
The ! Grand Purs,ativae
FOR TIN CURE OF

FOR THn CURE OF
Headache, Gijdiness, ~, Messles. Sci, Rheum,
Rheumatism. Piles, Heat Burn. Worms
Dyspepta, scu'vy, Cholera Morhus,
Small Fox. Iaundce, Coughs, Quincy,
Psins in the Back, Whoopins Cough,
Inward Weakness. Consumption. Fits.
Pslpitstion Of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
Rising in the Throa,, Erisip.las. Deafness,
Dropsy. Ashma, I'chioas Of the skin,
Fevers Of all kinds. Colds, Gou,, Gravel,
Female Complaints. Nervous Complaints,
ARD A vANISTy Ov eTHKa .pissAsKs ARIsINa
RReM IMPURirtss OF TRE BLoop. Ann os.
srGucrIONs IN THE ORGANS % Di.
80 ..-ss sEsriON. o. = ts.r .-
Expcsicnce hiss proved thst nearly every Dis.
originates from Impurities Of the Blood os de.
'angemeo,s Of the Digestive Organs; end to secure
Hesl,h, we must remove those ot~sructions OF re-
store the Blnod TO i,s natural state.
The aversion 70 tating medicine IL mos, eiFec.
tnaliy removed hy CLicKNEn's vsesrAsLs Pua.
eArIvE PILLs. being completely enrel6ped wih a
roai,ng Of pure uh;ie Sugar (Which is as di-tinc,
from the internal ingredients ~ . nu, shell from
the kernei) AsD SAVE ~ TASTE or Msp,cIss.
But are a. easily swallowed % bits Of candy. /.
| Moreover they neither nauseafc or grippe in the
slightest degree. hut operate equally on all The dis.
| essed parts Of the svs'em. instead Of confning
Themselves 10, and rscking sny particular region.
Thus. il q Liver I've affected. one ingredient will
operate on tn It particular organ. and. by cleansing
i, Of an Excess Of Bile restore il 10 its ns,ur,l
stste. Another will operate on the B'ood. and
remove all impurities in its circulation; while a
third viii effeciualIy expel whatever impurities
| may have been discharged int" the stomach. and
hence they srRIxE AT rHx MOOT OF p,sE,-E. re-
move oil Impure Bumors from the body: op.u
't,he pores externally and internally separate all
sn and OH oxious particles from the chyIe. Sc
th.t the blood may I've 'horoughly pnre--,hu. secu.
ring fee and healthy action I" the Heart. Lung,
and Liver and thereby they RESTORE HE.LrH =
! vES WHEN ALL OrHtR MEANS HAVE VAILED.
The entire truth of The above can be sscertanet
t,y the trial of q single boz and their virtues
81 positive and cerisin in ses'OrIng Health, ths
the proprietor bin,ls himself to return the none,
paid Coz them in sil cases where they do not Civ,
unive'ssl salts action.
Retail Price, p Cts. per BOX.
- Principal office No. sc Ve.ey ST., ". Yo,k
Sold Ivy JOHN YOUNG. Sunbury,
| M. A. McCAY, Northum'e e land
az Rememter Dr.. G. v. Clickener is the in
ven,of Of the Sugar Costed Pills. and that moth NJ
of the s,St was ever aes,d # until he in,roduc,,
then, in June. ls43. Purchasers should. therefore
slwsy. ask f~ Clirkenes's Ssgss Cos,e.i Pills. an,
take no others, OF they ~l he made the victims o
. ftsud. Sept. 18th. iS47-ly COW
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04

long-'egged Yankee, on = visit 10 saena.
gerie Tor the first time, while stalking rvuod the
pavilion suddenly came on the elephant; where.
upon ne turned TO the keeper and said. with sur.
pr'se--"rhuoder sne lightning, mister. what
d"rned cr'''er have ye got here, with tail on
b.lh eeDds!" 4".i
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04

a WINDY POLITICAL ORATOR recently made a
speech, in every sentence Of hich be had come.
N'ng to sy uboo, "sound political princi plea
bystssdsr remarked, that il his principles
Q like his speech, they were oil sound.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04
BAN Z NOTE list.
PENNSYLvANIA.

The following lis, shows the current value Of sll
'enRsylvania Bank Mites. The mos impliea re-
l.sncs may he placed upon It. o. Il IL every s0eek
arefully compared with ard corrected from Bisk-
nsll's Reporter ,}ctt I4HtFsy =
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.

Those compsin's are generally attended with
the moe, fatal quences, and a'e seldom ~ ne.
veI cured hy the pres-"t made Of treatment they
usually accompany the patient e. the grave. after
suffering the m"st sxcrueistns pain end torture,
Ths cause Of these complains are the same as al
'ahess the d'Oss II the blood iecom' encsus'ei on
the 6nrst narrow passages, whence arse m"'hid
sec,et'Ons and stoPPagss Of u'ine. You will fn,
the most powerful dusetics Of no use as they Only
iocrrsse the quantity of urine spd do not partly
and strengthen th- pats. Nv purifying the hl",d
with d.. SWEETsERS PANACEA, YOU re
,he d The ,isssss. consequently II csa.
not exist any lOases, shsr s1Nicic~t perseverance
io its use hss deprived the blood snd body Of sli
scrimoniou. humOss snd incruslstion 10 -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04
To Purchasers OF
D e Y GOOD s.

ORY G 90 D s.
CO. Ee ~DoGR@s
No. Isl Pearl ST., NEW YORK.
uAVING established a Branch at No. I44 Ches-
IL nut st.. Philadelphia, is nov opening. AMI will
he constantly receiving from The New York Auc-
tions. On extensive assortment Of
FANCY < STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold at the lowest New York p,ices
a, wholesale aud Retail. Among his stock will be
found good assortment Of the folio wing articles:
Jsccone,s. Plaid, isis Cord. Lacs. Stripe, Book.
Swiss and Tatf fuslins Bish"p and Line"
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nets, Fancy and Bail dresses,
Thread Laces, Application d.. rich Back Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens, Linen Camhrics.
Linen Csmbrlc Hdkf... Curtain Frnges, Cashmere
JEcosse, Mouseinr De I.aine. Silk and Cotton
Warp Alpsccas, Gu sn's Cloth, Gaia Piads,
French Metinos. Bt,ck sifks. Give-. Six Hose,
shawls, Cravs,s, R,hhons. Emhr"'jerirs, &C., &c.
Country Merchants and Others visilIng Ph.det-
phia New York 10 purchase, are respectfully in.
vited TO call aud examine the sucks.
Nov 1. l645-ly
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Dir. sVvHnTsnR's >
. a. ~ a. Ca m a. .

UVtIIS Medicine 10 warranted, on oath. not to
contsin particle of Calcmel, Corrosive Sub.
limste, Arsenic. Chloride Of Gold, or any delete
rous minerals. ,s ,
The principle upon which this Melicine acts, l.
By assisting and harmooisins with nature; Il
drives out oil foul acrimonious humos from the
blood and h"ty. and by as-imila'ios with and
sthenins the gastric juice Of The stomach, II
assists digestion; In short there h not vein ar,e-
~, muscle o. nerve in The humsn hdy. shsi is
not strengthened ny the PANACEA. snd |, also
possesses the vemsskshls property Of removing
mercury from ihe homes and joints. r. ., -
FOR ERUP1YONs OF THE SKIN,
scurvy. Scosbn,ie AfTections. Tumors. Scrfuis o.
Kines' Evi White Swelns., Esy-ipels., Ulcevs
Cancers, Running Sores Sect. snL Biles time
and determined perseverance, IN D SWEET
SER'S PANACEA, will effect . cure. .,,ft
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BILEs, SORES AND ULCERS.

Which you rec Oh tire ex eros. Come from and
have their ssWsce in, the interior, and might Just
we'll have seshesi youI lungs, liver, az any ether
part; which we know they frequently do. and pio
,tuce most s,olent ,nAsmms,csy disordess. . The
humor which occasions these 10 Of Q highly
scrimoai ms burning nstu'e. We know il from
the pain gives In forming, and attsr~ srls its
gidiy ulceS1 ing and corr ding the Assh aud skin
Of The paN whese 4 bv,sks cut. The shows the
Necessity of f'e9ue"ty purifying the blood 9th Dr.
sWEErsEk'S PANACEA. snd keeping such
sastis,,s hu1"ss in su' j.ction. should you have
bile ~ utoeS, be IN ,nkfu that nsiu'e has taken
,s"uble Ia srn yua Il The sisners yon' lie and DO
dy is in, for i, Is warning uss ste bL,,si is Eoui
II sd ,h's same scrimony ,,ced 'he lungs in tsaJ
,I the surface IL yOus body Cor It's seat, consump.
,ion Il the lungs wou have been The 'cosseQa-ase
D. Isy no, then, to p~ify and cleanse With Dr.
Swe. tscfs psnsona.t -, St'tiilBH II
IA ......, srINE DISEASE .at... %
Spinal affections, enlargement of the bcnes sad
joints, white swenes, hip joint complaint, uuP-
,uies, EpIl,ng Of ths bowels and ~om, disepse. will
6nd . speedy oi,e in Dr.: StfEET>EK'SPA.
kAcEA. Where NE d;srass1 hs. bsvo ~ p~e
standing. the time seqai'sd 10 make cue gill is
longer hs, the Ps',sss msy sesi ss.sssd the,
de:srmined PsTssssssaos wdls sases i
BRON CHrTIs. ASTHMA AVID DISEASE or
.s.. THE WINDPIPE. Il t....... 81
Thess disesse. proceed from The sesiosiy o.
corrupt humas Of The blood having setisd itss6 oa
the throat aud lungs, and stopped them up, % that
,hes csnno, d's~ sufficient sir in foi respiration.
d.. SWEETsER's PANACEAl viii siss imlns.
dis,s plief end V make The cure perfect and OF
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-12-04
SCROFULA AND GLANDULAR ArFEC.
TlONS

Scrofuls Is said IN be heridi,ary. the infant.r
ceiving from its parents he seeds Of ,his ,iseSs".
which u'cseas.s with ts ysa's, ie ss'ettsul and
"os sub'"'t'ed 10 frequent pvIihc.t,n- with Dr..
SWEETsER'S PANACEA. The glands ste pls.
eel in the c",ne~r Of the body. snd ou Of the way
ofd,rcct eommunicst,oa their rasi u.e /. subject
GA which much d'fisr"ce Of opinion pvevsils; /,
sulii,es Us u know ,h,t when in diseased state
they capable Of henR j.ur'6ed and cleanse,i by
. t'ng course of Dr.. SNEErsER'S PANA.
CEA. which seso'ss them n sound aud p,oper
action. ScsOfut Us persons csn never paw tOo much
attentien 10 their blood. its purifcaton should te
their frs thoush, for after long course of p-rse.
versnce. they viii ever cure hefeJitsry disease.
In c.ses of JACNDiCE. ASTHMA. LIVER
COMPLAINTS. TIC DOLOREUx RHEU
MAJISM OR RHEUMATIC GOUT, D.
SWEETSER'S PANACEA cs"ne, BE- too high
" exto,ied II searches ont the very root of the
dis.sse, and NY removing il from the Blood mskes
cure ee',ain end pesm,ne"t.
For di-esses of the BLad,ier aud Kidneys. Ss,;e.
fwres sGracei. Stoue, Piles. Fisfuia. Ujnary Oh.
sfrucfions and Ertreme CSsf;peness u, 4 w EET.
SER'S PANCEA is the bem semcdy eve. u ei !;
il removes sli those acrimonious humo,s from the
Blood which give rise 10 the shove dsea-es. and
by keeping the blood in 4 pure condition. insuv.s
health.
F." DROPsv, FALLING ov rHx BOWELS.
Impurities If the Biood. Mereuridi Tains. Woak.
ness the Spine Fio~ Of Blond 10 tie Head Gid
dness, Singing aud B"s.ing Noise in he Head
and Ears. d.. sWEETSER's PANACEA will
give certain relief; in all sVe'e and chronic cases.
the patients cannot he often reminded that lar.
ger doses and perseverance, Oil, effrc, cutr.
H. Ch;hs and Ferers Biiious Frrers. Affections
Of the Eyes aud Ears. Spoagy and BLEEDING
L.. Il L.. I'LL
DR.. SWEErSER'S rANACEA ~,l be- found
PERFECTLY sure and certain in lis effects
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MOUNT VERNON
&. K ls|k l.. !. =.
"0USEBs

95 North 2d ST., bet. Arch 4 Race Sis.
Phil q d e p h 1 a.
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PILES.

In ATT CAs.s ~ PILss, Dr.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA will EFT ct . very speedy cure. Il 70.
moves from the blood. M"A lch and bowels, all
those foul sctd bornins hdmors. which are the
cause "f pirs and Costivenrs-. and BY strengthen.
ing the digestive organs, improves every part Of the
l~l -
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AND WIND.

These dise.ses ,'e eau Ell ty the stomach and
bowels heing chokeL up with vi-cid shiny msuer
The air which enters IN. m csDnN cape until forced
by some contraction of tie somach 10 expri II
heree he cause Jf pain. A few doses II Dr.
SWEETSER'S PANACEA will convince the
sufferer that relief is attained
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

ADVANTAGE OF NOT HAVING QUARTER OF A
Dollar On Saturday, at one of the way stations
the railroad between this city and Worcester, a
coaFscIy dressed, way-idrng man stepped into one
OF the second class N the nope OF getting trust
ed for his fare by the Conductor. But he found he
had rsekoned without his host, The conductor on
learning that he could not pay him the required
amount. ordered him TO get out OF the car. Tn.
poor man thought it a very hard case that because
he had on ahotuespuR coat, he gould have no credit
He was iatigued and 10 hurry to reach Boston.
But the conductor was more memorable than Cha
on the subject of paying fares; and the wayfa-
rIng man was compelled, much TO his ehagrin to
Lease the train and tygdge along ON foot
He east wistiuI eve after il it whirlsi along
with the snortIng and screaming engine at its head.
Nlstfully and angrily he looked, turning cur 2
IN the track II was snatched from his sight Harsh
thoughts rose In his mnd-haEsh thoughts Of Pro-
violence and OF his fellow men. Whv, when so ma
nv were comfortably provided for was he compelled
to be bed at arms length by poverty'-Aud, when
dropping with WEAKNESS, why should be be obliged
10 drag himself along from station TO station on
cot while others on their cushioned seats were
borne almost al lightning speed 10 their uxurions
home! And then he thought Of the conductor who
had SO peremptorilv thrust him from the car; and
he elenched his fist, ard he halfwished be had him
there before him, that he might make him feel its
weight
On and on be trudged, revolving these matters,
and accusing his Maker, though all unconsciously
OF cruelty and injustice AT last on tnuing ar an
gle in the track he saw his surprise the ears az
a stand still Mat could bs the NATTER He quick
eaed bis pace and as DC drew nearer earnestly ur-
get BIN TO run TO tie spot where ar excited crowd
was already gathered-He made his way through
them, and behold, scattered upon the grosnd, the
matlated and disfgured bodies Of SIX OF the very
men who mad been in the car from which be was
elected! The way farsr was not stock or a stone
he at once recalled the train OF thought in which
be had been indugng, and the tears started TO bis
/ eyes-te&Fs at once of gratitude and shane He
could have taken the conductor by the hand and
/ blrssed hin as the blind instrument Of . saviag
PTogidence--Hs left the scene OF the catastrophe
a wiser and ber-sr man @-Bostc. Tr1aS1ipt
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TERNIS

IHT TELEGRAPH Is printed on I sheet equal in
SIZE 10 the largest paper in the territory and fur
nishes more reading matter than any other paper in
the county. The terms OF subscription. whicn IN
der ordinary circumstances we shall always rightly
adhere to, are as follow:
81 - per year, IN qdraare
% per year if pad within months after sub
scrbng
% if ptd after three and within SIX moths
OF the time OF subscribing.
- II paid after months and within the wear
% on all subscriptions which remain unpaid
beyond the wear
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

Coop BYE.-Therc is hardly a greater
perversion Of the meaning of phrase Isl the
English language, than IS contained in the
words SO often used at parting with friends
- Good bye words which in themselves
have no sigHi6eation whatever. In olden
times it was customary. especially among
pious people, when parting from those they
loved or respected to commend them TO the
protection of God. The phrase in French
was a Dieu to t1od-aa gltce, adieu -
and used BY thousands without knowledge
of its meaning. And the old English form
of expression, God be with you "a most
solemn and beautiful phrase when taking
leave of a friend, Is altogether discarded, and
good bye most vile corruption of this
phrase has usurped its place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

Frederick Douglass mas decided 70 establish HIM
self 81 Rochester and % issue his paper from that
place instead OF Cleveland, a. st6rEt arranged be
requests that ali Letters ard 7aTers for hin ray Re
sent % Rochester ~ Y
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01

GEy. ScoTTs sPEEcH.-An officer writing from
Mexico gives the following as SCOTS speech to his
men, after taking the ortress of ChapuItapec "Of
fcers and soldiers, you have done uobIy! nobly !!
no5ly Your wives will be proud OF you-yoCr ia
Tiers will be proud Of you--your brothers and SIS
ters will Re proud Of yOu--your sweeThearts will
even be proud OF you and Your eountrymen will
admire you. For myself ! thank God on my
knees, that l have the honor, the great honor to
command so gallant. so brave and so victorious an
army. Il | had a million Of thanks they would not
pay YOU
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Wo"'ens Rights in Tfynloyn.-The Judiciary
Committee OF the Vermont Senate have reported
bill, IN accordance with the governors recommen-
dation, providing that at any time before marriage
the betrothed parties may enter into contract de-
carng their consent that after marriage the wife
shall continue 10 hold the whole ct part Of any in
terest in real personal estate. right OF action
which she may be possessed of at marriage, free
from the control OF her husband and enabling the
Tlis TO hold devises eyances or bequests with
ont the lnteFl entioH OF trustee.
This IS as it should Re, and we hope the bill will
become Il law. Profigats and reckless young men
may thus be prevented squanderng the fortune OF
their wives-ChToHotyps.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-01
THE LATE tiLiUITY,

D-Ihe following, from the Milwaukee seu,in-
e gives particulars additional to those published in
our last, of the late terrible calamity on Lake Mich
igan: