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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
PHII AIDE LIP HIA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Esf.6i.hed Is years ago, by Dr. KfNKELfN.
The oldest, surest and hest hand IN cure all forms
Of seer tdisensrs, diseases Of ,hc .kin ssd
soiit'ry habits Of youth. ..
DIR. KINk kE LIN,
~ w eorner of I'D and U,ion sfs, be,reen Spruce
and Pin-, q squares from the Exchange
VOUNG MEN il yon value your life or your
he,l,h. remcmher, the delay Of month, nay.
even n week, may prove your ruin. both Of body
and mind. Hence lc, no false nod-s,y deter you
from making your, case known 10 one who, fron
education and ability, alone h friend YOU.
He who places him.elC under Dr. KfNKEliN'S
treatment, may trtigiously corfde in his honor
a gen lem,n, and in who-e bosom will he forever
locked the s-rre, of the patient.
Too many think they will hug the secret u their
own hearts, AID cure them 8, Alas how Of
ten i. this q fatal delusicn and how many a pro.
missing you"g man, hn nigh, have been an orns.
ment to society. has faded from the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDs,-
finding il iuconv nient 10 make persnnsl applics-
I, n, can. bv stating their Case explicitly, toee her
with all their symptoms, (eri ter post paid,) have
orwarded to 'hen chest con 'ainiLg DR.. KS me-
dic'nes appI"pris'el accordingly. q.
Packages of Medicines Forwarded to any part Of
the UnIied States II a moments notice.
UT Fn>r ram Lkrr.Rs, aid essed 10 d. KI>.
xsLs Philadelphia, viii he promptly attended to-.
Oc'. both. lA7.-lyaasy
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
SEX YEARS ago
yEJBE children began to cry fot Snerm.r

TIME children began TO cry fot Germans f,,>
i zenses. The noise was not 40 loud -, tbs,
time hut it has kept increasing eve since. and n ~
has hcc,me so great that the yuths of the hit,s
ones can scarce he stopped d E. Sherman symp,-
thiscs with the little sufferers and vary much re-
ercs thst any of them sho old he disappointed.
Knowing the vas, benefit " hich has been confer
red upon the community by the introduction of
his nfallihle
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
Merchant Tailoring.

GEORGE 9. WEiKEE,
ID ESPECTFULlY informs his friends AID
10, the pultc ibst he has just rrtu,nrd iron,
hh.tlelpi ia with y general s,snrtn, n, of goods,
for men and children. ~e,s. which will hr
sade up TO order. m sold on the mos, roasonable
rms. consisting, N psc, of
nglish, Fiencl,, and American C'o,hs. .. irs
do do uG r. do Csssinievs, .jI
eayer Cloth, Dmskin Cashmere, ..-
sncy Csssm'ts. Ss'ineus, H..tt.t.r '-
sshnnere. Silk Velvet. S,,in e. Vslencia Ves,ines,
en-, Ladie. I'D Chilisen'. Clo-king. .,.ft
,mhsw ool snd Merino Shirts aud Drawers,
% K Tssse'., r .s .-- as s
inge Er Lsdies' Ci'aks. wN sH'
general as-orrmrn, If Trimmings, &C., &c. pa
Cu,,,ng will be done free of chnee. for prrs"na
chasing goods of him which they wish II make
themselves ard persons indi, g their own go"'s
u b. accommodated ~ htrriof re. We ter dsrs
acknowledged n,s 10 his friend. Ea former 10
mage. and respectfully solicits q continuance oi
sainr. t0
lie ais, INFORM. the public that he has taken
JOHN q BRIGHT into c"-psrine'ship, and
II the busin. ss Will lsrest,et I've conduciec uadc'
firm al WELx.R & BRiGHr.
~ All kinds Of coun,Iy Prodnce takea, at the
lest market prices
sunhury, Novemhrr 18th, iS47.-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
SUEEM ANS
70 o n NJ a MS Pr ASTER

has currd more cases of Rheuma,ism. Pain IN tho
Back, SIDE and Chest, Lumlsso and Weakness,
than any application .ha, has ever becn made. IS
the celebrity Of The Plaster has increased, hundreds
of unp'incipea ra seals have attempted 30 counters
fei' 1t. and palm i. off upon The community a. ,hs
genuine. ~ Bewae Of Deception. ID Remem.
Der that the ,rue aud genuine Pass' Is spread up
on reddish paper made expressly for the put pose.
and in every case the signature ~ Dr. sherman i,
printed upon the hack Of the PIss'e', and The whole
secu ed by Copy RigM. None otAeFs are nGar.
Therefore WI en- you want real good Shermsns
Poor Mans Plaster call st the Office, ,O6 Nassau
street. ard you will not I've disappointed.
Rene mbeI the numb,r loo Ma sau St, ~hee
ali Dr.. Shermau's Lozengss soll HIS Agents
ave Ms HAYS, l39 Fultae street. rlokku;
Hrneson, Wilhamsh shure; ard RejJiW, & Co !.
Boston, aud JOHN YOUNG, ~ nbury.
MA McCAY, Nor ,nun.beii.
Septemher lth, l8i1.-ly.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
PHILADELPHIA
Watches, JcwciIry and Sill
Vcr Ware.

Guaranteed better far The price than at any other
Store in Pkiladeiphia. may he had,
y Wholesale aud Refa l. at
Late NICHOLAS LelHURAY'S)
No. ~ North I'd street. above Arch,
PHIL DEL LPHIA.
WArCHES, ali kinds. fair. low aud m, dium
w qualities, among which are,
Gold Levers, full je~eiid, $40 TO 500
Lspines. 10 25ta 40
Silver Levers, ,'n- 20io 80
l.episs, 10 l2ta Is
Quartiers. fire, - sio 10
QUARTERS, imitation. S
JrwEILar.-Diamnnd., Gold Chains. Gold
Pens with Gold and Silver holders, Pencils Breast
Pins. Finger and Ear Rings, bracelets, Ca1n'os
"f she'll coai aud lava, with every ether sr''cls OF
JewellIy Of the riches, and most f4shionsbe pat
terns., ,. ...s
S,LvEH WAnE--Plses, Fo,ks, Spooas. CO c.,
&c.. of Stand ,d Silver
PLATrp WARE-Castors, Cake Basket. f.ns.
Vases. Gard Cases, and other Rich fsI e, Good.
in great variety. aN
+ Wholesale Buyers will saw, me oey BY calling
here b.f re purchasing. e.f
or Keep this sav' 'rtiscU. .en' =, Ind call At No. 72
You vii, " satisfied The Go sas s.es.al,y cheaper
snd Is,tsf ,han otF.rs. ia ,iss city. For sale
low. q hsndsoms pair Nf Show Gases, suitable 70,
lewsllIy pE Fancy s.o4s- Appiy sssbove.
Sept s3'h isi7-ay
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sTEEMcr
nNBArYc CT
'0ucH .r<y =

COUGH TSG
Irr.s AOI ~ ri~.
srn, TAR wonx OF 1Hs
rSsrpofxs HAs nSr1 rHorv.
rHr enron or coNsuNrrInx EARN
I~rr .auSp ~ ps,an.
A RE You A MOrHER1 Your d.rnech,i,
"a yoov idol pni earthly JOY, ia now rerhnrs
confined TO her oh mber by dangerous eold--h
pa'c cherk.. her tkin sbrunken fingers tell h,
holi disease has already gained upon he'-the
sound of her srpu'chrai cough pic'ees your soul.
YOUNG NAN. when just about TO enter life.
dscase sheds heart crushing blight over the fair
prospects Of the future-your hectic cough and fee.
hie tn,bs tell "f youy loss and hope, hut you neal
not despair There is balm which will heal the
wounded lungs, IL 10
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
DISEASES o, ,rHrLUNGs-coNsUMPrIoN THE
bILEs. SORES AND ULCERs,

Which you soc en the ex,eIinr Come from and
have their in, the in'e'ior and might juSi
well have ,etiled your lungs liver. or any olhrI
pat; which We know they frequently do, and pa
,ucs Inost vt,leLt tnh ,mmaIory. disorders, The
humcr which orcasio,s these sores is Of highly
sorimonipns burning nature. Ne know it from
the pain gives la or"ing, and alirtw ards it's ra-
lpidiy uirsra ing and corr ding the fssh aud skin
OF the pat whcfe il hr, aSs out This shows the
necessity nf f,qnendy purifying the blood with Dr..
SWEETSEK'S PANACEA. and keeping such
mslieuani bumors in n j ction. Should you have
trouble tn warn you of the danger yoar life and ho
dy is in, for il 10 q watnine tat The blood u foul
Had ,h,s sam. scrinony s l'c'sd he lungs in't'ad
# the surface Il you' b,dy cor ITS sest co"sumP-
,oo "i the lungs wuu d hsSs been tho ooosrqa'a e.
lay na then, to purify and clesase With d.
Swe,tsors Psnaces. - 20 % .fa 90 lF sr.o
SrINE DISEASE. .lal %, trre
Spinal affections. sniargsmeB, ef the No,es an,
joo,s, white s~ellines. hip joint compliant, rup-
utss, failae Of the bowels end ~om' dises'e. wiil
find . greedy QUE in DIR. SHEET>Ek'S Pa
NACEA. Where the disease has been Of i,pg
standing, the time required TO make will lie
longer hut the patient may rest assured that q
determined perseverance viii effect il 50 TgA
BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA AND DISEASE OF
THE wINDPIPE.
These disease. proceed from the serio.i,y OF
carupt humors Of thr blood having settled itself 90
the ,hrnsi and lungs, and stopped them op, so thai
they csnpo, draw sufiieen, cir in for rcsprai
Dr.. SWEETsER'S PANACEA will give imme.
date s lief and 10 maize The cure perfect and Ger
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
w O n M =. ZE N G z S.

he has entered into arrangements for en- arc ns bis
Manuf,clory, hy mc ans uf which thinks he " Ill
he able TO supply ~ aems'-l. Ard the anne Mains
aud care via be taken, hat these c.itttt,ed No.
zpnees he made. they h We always trea in
der that tho who depend upon them, NAV not be
disappointed in their hopes. r. knew when he
commrnSe ed the manufacture Of toe Worm f,ozsn.
ees, th,t ,h,y wouII sup"r,'ar be usa of .v,ry
Other vermifugc, a she J. z'nCe Is reTy p'-Gs ni
to the taste, speedy in its fleets. vc'! rotain,
and the quantity required C effect !, feet cure,
is very small. These pr9p,rues III cnpurx 'ou wh
me ct that they are s'll + - c'nt- pr * nus
piacing them in the reach &c 'he 70. ct in,n Ia
the land has Not oniy caused them - take tho
place Of every other ,arnusS ever oileIed, 90, sl
so rendered them ippua ar 10 the community.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
COUGH LoZnN Grs

continue to cure Couals, Golis. Gousur .,:;ss.
Asthma. shorlness aud difficulty Of Beat ,s snci
other ,sca cs Of the Lungs. with th' ssr,s sac,i,y
,hey Did on their frs, introduction. and The ;. opis
haze now become persuaded Nv &c III u cxy~ti.cee,
that on the accession Of eight cold, sbsy have
only TO step u either the Dr's OF ice o' of the
Agents and obtain u box Of hu, Cough J. ,zeuse.,
and to lake few through thu day. By pursuing
this course a is often efie cted IN "a bours and
The ps,ien, about his business. so grea is IN. Co.
lebrty Of the l.9rnges thar tho ussnds Of prrsnns
who have used them, and teco ne acquainted with
their If cts, will never he wit nout them
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

Guaranteed better Gnr The price than at any other
Store in Pkladsiphio, may he had,
. Wholesale and Reia 1, at
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27

J. For sale. ehsap, two Ferry Fla. .ai I'VE
foo' B...:s. Eoqans Of
D. hRAUrIHAM, NO'hSmoer'an@
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PILES.

IL AL CAsrs or Puts, DR.. SWEETSER'S
PANACEA will rff 6, a very speedy cure. II re.
moves from the bI,od. stomach and bowels, I'll
those foul scid burning humors. which are the
cause nf Files aud Costiven,s and BY streng then.
ins the dig siye organs, improves every part If the
cnii hodv
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
NERVOUS DISEASES.

Under this hesd may he classed Pa'pi'ati n Of
the Heart, TIC Doloreaux FacrAchr. Neuralgia.
lrdscsion. Toothacbe. Melancholy, Hyse hcs, and
in tact, every disease caused lay the sharp, biting
acrimonious huno,s nrItsting the nerves The
nerves receive the morrill, impression from The ia.
mach, or rather from the blood through the a.
Of toe stomach and d,ee tivr organs, and although
otaer parts of the holy are app ren'ly to" seat Of
the disease sill it il caused -, The mnrhid imp
81 N conveyed from tie blood by he nerves 10 that
pat. A lew d"ses of DR., SWEErsENS PA
NACEA will soon assure the patient tn, he has
the cure in his possession.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-11-27
GREAT MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.

Parents will find the PANACE . valnni'U
ine'icine for the child'en. keeping their bodies in
heal by c.ndiii ~, thereby assisting their oy h
children or grown ptisons. after taking II. are not
liahle be attacked with an epidemic as bfJ.. IS
it always leaves the blood in pure condition, and
The .nire system in Strengthened state; 1t driyes
out al kinds Of weakness from the body and leaws
N koal hv ,pititn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23
MEXICAN NEWS.
FREDERICKSBURG. Jun

nEnt yhi'N
No later arrival ut New Orleans. bu, We
have further details, and many Of them con.
Trajectory.
Cap. l,nmi, Of the Pennsylvania Vol.
unlccts, informs The Picovunc lha, the enc.
my were Terrifying RIO Fro, and r.pidly
progress with the Qualifications; ,ha, an En-.
gllsh courier had arrived the night before
the New ORLEANS lch, who sad positively
that 5000 MexIcans were engaged Oh the
works but another account reduces the
number to II 900
Cap, Llumn, estimated the total number
OF effective men, that Gen. Scott can con.
cen,atc ut Puebla, at $500, independently
OF hose recently arrived. Gen Alvarez is
sail also to have 10000 men in the vicin.
nv of the Capital
Ec'b,l accounts no, credited, report pos
lively the election Of lierrara Others tina,
he bad declined. thu, /, was his intention to
employ himself IN making peace, md had
employed Valencia Commander.ln Chd,
ard ordered the arrest Of Santa Anna and
Canllizo.
The Brush courier mentioned tina, " hen
ne III vac capial, tiefrara had not been
elected, tutthal Santa Anna continued TO
ENJOY the title, with less discredn than re-
ported
Thenmc courier con.rodic,ed positively
the rumor that large portion Of Wonh's
force had been cut Of a, i'ueba, and tina,
Santa Anna was elected pfes.dcnt on The
18th Of May, bu, declined
Herrera was the next prominent Prek.
d,nlal candala,e, and q new election would
take place on the .5lh INST.
Gen Bravo had resigned as commander
IN ch'L The cny IAN beautiful state Of
confusion.
Gen Cadwal'odcr, with portion OF bis
command arrived a, Vera Cruz GA the IS,
inst
Guerrilla parties had laid waste all the
ranchos on the road up, and also driven of
oil the peaceabIc disposed propriuors
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23
LARGE. CALVES

The following the weigh, Of three OF nv
helier's calves tho pas. spring; two Of them
three years Of age, were in milk last year,
and were mixed un,il eigi, and eevcs DAVIS
before cal'ing this spring; the weigh, Of tie
frs, calf a, its birth was 100 pounds, tho
second llS pounds; one heiier five DAYS
shoi, o!2 years Of age ,wegh, ofcslf 90 >
pounds. WeigL Of the three calves ,3Os !. >
pounds. The blood of,hcsc heiiers is half
Durham and hall Native. n. W Lssrlx.
Rutland, Juno 10, 1877
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23

SUR FEVER Our community has beta
thrown into no liue excil,men, within the
past week in consequence OF the appear
ance Of several unmis,akcable cases Of Ship
Fever
The cases that have already occurred,
w'Ih single exception, have been con
fined TO em,gtan,s who have JUS, arrived
and who were attacked on their passage
through The country in pursui, OF labor-
The excepted case to which we refer was
OF young mao, who lolced with one SICK
or ustrccoverns from the disease, Or some
nights and WAS soon ahcr attacked
\ young u,an SICK with lhls leycr-a bad
case-s sad TO have b,oa found IA our
s'rcus onsAinriay morning and was remov-
cI 10 he poor house Under wha, authority
our s,lec, men acted IN thus placing nan
SICK wnh Il conlagio us d.sease--in,o buN
dug appropfalod ior our ovn towns poor
I'VE Do not know They certainly would
no, have sonl case OF small poi or cholera
there and yet it IS su,henucally stated .hs,
lhe ,hip fever IS lar more coa,sgto9s than .
the cholefa We canao, reasonably oIp,c,
aoy serious eooqueoces TO 'rring from th,
tcw cas,s OF ,h. disease which may b,
broosM among us-tu, should other cases
oecur-ss they may-we hope ,hs, place.
Other lhan the poor house, may BE- provided
for Their fecosion We tehve ,ha,ihe
coed snss and the good feeling Of our
towns people would susls N the selcc. rn,n
IN making such IN Arrangement az would
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23
EHiGRANTS IN CANADA.

The Quebec correspondent Of the Mont.
real Herald givcsa ifighful picture OF tho
emigranis, who nrc daily sv,~ing from
ireland q. Oicbcc Ca the iOh there wern
80 vessels w'lh passengers a, quarantine.
At Crosse Isle, aud IL between Crosse lsie
and Quebec
The following isan cs,rac, from l,ncr
{ ON d. G. NJ Douglas TO Mr.. buchanan
Tor the Intormal'ou Of the Mayor
'Grosse lslc, Tuesday, Q n. m Bot on,
of 1000 or 5000 lhn, Icfi this place since
Sunday, nj least 1000 will fall sick some.
where before three we, ks are over They
ou2L, 20 haze accommodation for 1000 SICK
Mt least IN kloNreal md Quebec, 40 all tho
Cork nndt.ivcrpool passengers archalfd cni
from Starvation and want beln,c cmb,,kinc.
aud the least bowel co,o pIa,n which l..ure
to come with change Of tool, finishes hem
wnhou. struggle. | never saw people 80
mdrdrfer, To lf'. They would con,,nuc IN
the same beth with n dead person until tho
seancn or car'am dragged on, the corpse
w'.h boa, hooks"
The Montreal Herald Of Sturdy, re.
marks
'Er pouc'n;s apprehension, are NJ
ready inlhll'i here. Oar marine hospital
s h'l'ng up iasi--23G p,ncnis IN /, li,,. NOR.
nln2, and there IS on' room Tor 800 -
sheds are bong erected On the ,acan,
grount ad,o'omy that building
10 ndinlp" 90 the above the v Y Com.
mc'eial Of o'sdiy snys---
We I.afo from gentleman who arrived
from Q1,bcc this uoroios. tia, a. G,os,o
lee on Saiurily ,he Jlh INST there were
'rfy inne'''s md ~ MONDAY he IN one
hundred and ,y
Jncie we've about IS 900 Immigrant, on
to,'d v'ssels n, suchor, 1900 Of whom
were sics aud there were 400 s.c.s On tho
s,snd.
Ia Montreal md Quebec, advertisements
were posted upon the walls Tor seventy
nurses
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23

E. Fin sn9lhcr column Will be seen the
call Of The Genital COMMITTEE for State
Convention to be held q, Montpelier on The
7lh oiJuIy mex, I, is,o be hoped tina, every
section Of The State may be well represented.
The convention Of the f.ocos is called ut
the same time, md a, the same place -.
There IS work TO be done between Tins and
the time Of the coming election and let eve.
ry,ruc wing begin n, lcas, 10 rub his eyes
anI prepare himself for the contest
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23

k.D-rhc news from Eutope brought by
the Cambria, and which IN part wall b.
found IN another columns as will be sen
highly mpon,r, TO our people; and more,
especially us it is now rendered certain ih al
IN early md rapid iall in -four andall kinds
Of brcads,uhs is to take place Throughout, the
country. Indeed I'VE see already The oncc,
Of the las, intelligence from England in the
immediate fail, Of from one 10 two dollars,
in Tie price nour;--and the prices Of the
conrscr grains will wihou, doub, soon fall
in like proportion. There is no class Of
persons for whom we have less sympathy
than for the grain and provision Spccuid-
tors and fa,,he prcsen, time they find
their noses unoin,,d and their coun,enanc.
es wonderfully cntonsa,cd-they mus, seek
for comnisscralion where they can find 1t.
We have none for them The Boston Mail
in speaking Of the news blythe Cambria says,
"Pnccs in this country mus,Jtccic as q
matter Of course; and the decline here lie
even greater than in Europe, Nolwilh.
sanding the heavy cxponalions 10 Europe.
no, one eighth Of the las, crop Of breads!uii,
in the United States hos gone abroad
which is no, equal to the surplus Of the last
over the preceding year. Consequently the
surplus now on hand mus, be very great.
and but a small portion Of i. can reach
Greisn mnrk., before it meets a reverse
tide Of new crop in Earopc From this
data the reader will at once perceive that,
with the enormously increased cultivation,
# the new crops in the UnlIod S,atds proves
anything like ala average, breadslui1s in
few months mus, be very cheap They
may be so in few weeks or days, rs an.
tcipa,ion So long as nearly oil the prof
its OF high prices 20 into the hands OF spccu-
lnors instead Of producers, We caonot but
rejoice ia prospce, which gives the poor
er classes o! non.produbcrs hope for the
coming year, for we do no, believe tha,
the luGoring classes OF this country can sus.
tan themselves under the ptesen, high pri.
ces ofprovsioas II struc that wages are
lolcrably high and IN fir demand tu, III
price Of labor now bears no p,op9r.on
to the price Of means Of subsistence TIE
American laborer habl,ualed 10 good feed
canno, exist on the spare diet Of the laborers
OF Europe And a. The aborcrs cons ituie
the great mass Of the people in this country
NO cannot bu, rcjoice a, the present pros.
pect 'ha. they will hereafter GO 10 thcis
work with lighter hearts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23

y .A';. Ct VA &c ?, Prerburrh. m order
90 tins esfgo~s dave Ia Coysnhsg,n
The Grand Duke Of O.deobufsh hs, l1'-
sijicn the dri,Ii.non oil ,piir, from corn
and pos,oc
J. aypesv Nv leuer from Olsp,. tbs,
here sr IN ,hc Ro"ian port. Of the Black
Sea sores Of gram. for expot,snon from
has tine 10 she month OF August. to the n.
mount Of 1870 600 hro,olnrc.. ~hich will
require abou, 1900 vessels to transport
The rauy Of hoo-com n,sioncd officers
and men OF The Royal Ssppeu and Miners
Who are to proceed 10 Font York, IN Ilod
sons Bay, 10 b. IN r,ailocy to proceed in
ihc sprns Of lsis IN search Of SIR )ohn
fapa Inns party 10 case no ,nl.licence Of
he afuc vuya-efs should reach Eng'int
~ that time Will .mhiik on board one OF
'h'iinlson Bt,Company shirs u, u,favos
cod. aboui The th OF Jane A large q1,n.
,nv Of sore, ani provision will IS to be
s''i nom Wool~'ch & hr'io'd to Graves
cni ilr he use II the new expedition.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23

RIVE see nv a notice 10 the whichall
psreu tina, Railroad meeting Is to be held
to day (Wcincsdsy)-M fiydcvIiIe, Ca
'le'cn. The otlce, Of this meeting, as NC
understand, 10, 10 take measures to secure,
IfpossIblc, the pso'gc Of the connecting
lue Of road from Rutland 10 the Saratoga
road through Fairhaven 10 Whaehall :
making IIh1eiaL instead Of Fort Ann, the
pom, Of con,ue,on ,.pce, &c, to see q
nigh smart fight 10 /, regard, this con.
ncc,ion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-23

iho cniscns 81 Boston generally 10 even look
q, iler application lot admission ,n'o Nee
Eng lsot. and ,hls while ,hcy saw . ersu
readiness on Their psri W ard N tho con.
s,ruouon Of Q nor. costly rpu'e TO the came
point. ed Sl,eA ~ss 10 t,,nG iism No add
neas! trade. Ja,ihs, iksa ftsi whmh re ~
c,ss'ei fsc,l,ims IF ,s,,rsad comma she"
~ssll .ossrs The sses, fact appeared tote
overlooked by The business men aud capital
isllsls Of Boston, that the trade OF Essisra
Vernon, had eser been their own and thai
Il . danger eilNei other ever losing II, the
cots,uc,ion OF the Western road while II
would bring a n,r and ,ict trade 10 them,
would slso secure, against al cou,incenoics
the danger ~ Tie loss Of the other.
II Is unpleasant for us again TO sl,oae to
these bv.gones but ~ disagfeeablc as II
my Lc. We feel constrained 10 do ~ al The
from ihcif position arc enabled IN measure
To give tone and dtec,iun to public sentl.
mem In boston. arc apparently lending
themselves ,ca sectional interest, and there.
Wv dccc,ing those whom, We doubt not the,
moot desire To benefit.
10 making the above tcm,tls We are not
FOR ge,lul Of those early and tried friends OF
the Rutland road IN Boston and We in oil
confidence, to them, renew the pledge, that
their character for sagsci,y shall M, suffer
'on change IN eonscd lencc of their cary
preference and predilse,ion Tor tie Rutland
VI Western route.