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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-09
HERALD AND RHODE ANDER THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 84s

! LAMESTABLE OccuRREscE.-At Fast Green
wich, on Saturday evening, February 10Th a
boy BY the name of Benjamin +. Brown, son OF
John and Phebe Brown, aged about ten years,
employed in Peckham's Mill, situated near the
cove, after completing his day work started 10,
The cove, accompanied by several OF his youthful
companions, for the purpose Of skating. After
skallne about haitian hour he was missed by his
comrades, who FASTENED to his fathers residence
ce and made inquiries concerning him, and also
apprised them of his sudden disappearance
Immediate search was made for him, and he
was at length found near long point buoy, lay
ing on the bottom, at the very place where il is
supposed he fell through the ice. The de-
ceased was a very smart and active youth for
one of his age, and left many friends TO mourn
his loss. .-Pr0ridtncc Herald.
MELANCHOLY ACcIDENT.-Two LADIES
KILLED on THE RAIL RoAD.-As the afternoon
train Of cars, on Thursday evening, was pass
ing from Fitchburg TO Athol, Mass, on the
Vermont and Massachusetts, line, and when
near the crossing about mile and half above
the depot in Fitchburg, horse and sleigh
with two ladies passed the railroad, when the
horse became frightened and backed the sleigh
on the track, by which both of the ladies were
thrown out in front of the engine, run over
and instantly killed. The engine, as soon as
the horse was seen TO back, sounded the alarm
aud the train was nearly stopped when the
fatal collision took place. The unfortunate
ladies who thus lost their lives were Mrs Os-
born, wife Of Mr.. Abraham Osborn of Fitchburg
and her daughter, Mrs. Jacob Tolman, of West
Sterling The head of one was severed from
the body.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-09

~ ''''''''7'-IV''' Il ''''''''V' aW'I'V y
SESATE.-The Senate. after the transaction
of some unmportant business, went into Ex-
ecutive session.
llorsE.-Mr. Evans introduced joint rcso-
luton relating to the bounty to soldiers.
The llous, then went into committee Of the
whole on the state of The Union and took up
the bill providing for deficiencies in the appro-
prations The am nlm,nt striking out the
new missions was carried. The committee
rose. The House rejected the amendment,
and the bill was ordered to be cngrossed.
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CLEARED-shps Hendrix Hudson Pratt London J. 6us"old
usr.s bohemia Hssns Turk Island Loi Condor I,ob =
Crura Alsopp a Chsaacey Comet, Crae fnladelpllA
Brs james Ca.ke Herman Cad1. Akns Coz Paas, Ann
n q a. Lsar- Cos Napoleon, Edriee' hey Nest
Emiy nson Casreon DaAi', Cam, Luocc Aanat bIe
Trinidad Psyel.tttt Schumacher Io.lla saN
re Csrdss Jane Anderson Edwards. NJ. james ncduay
s,h haace.or, Dudue, u johns NJ, Carlisle Reppard
ARRIVED Packe, ship Yorkshire, Bailey, Liverpool Hd'e sai
rs..casers % c Marshall
Shin I, ui Webb Havre Al d. with mise and 2o passenger
O. Ne-mlth a Walsh
d o. land passengers. 90.
Br 6lr Euod Banbras Bremen Is ds ID ballast and 10 Pa
Es Her.s tof Boston Bsy-r Dublin D., l62 crsP
- g. 81 I'D. spoke hslns scuf "a
press. of DaKsu. three weeks the banA 5000 tsh ssn- day
pokc .chr Hero, of fnAr four weeks on - hanAs @ n'
Hr.- olive Sauin- Passport lath &C. smith boyufou
Br ,hawmr Augusta Me 1ors, ssua ia 0rand- d. y
sugar Moses TAYLOR Len harA ft~n Johnson I'M Boston
.ry,i hr = Vi ,sa Gushing. Boston, James Crosby Pei-
tou or DAYS Delta Chafeston days frnA1a 'f re
-oa oa S. bong o. spoke 5rs Mechanic from "eo sr'oNa
Big rrrleocs Pelr oreelos k.ason l. vh coal 20 Ne"
Kffrr Farr Sunderland col 20 or5er.
Rr- S'sa smh. Apascco, cotton, stuIe-, Chairman g.
Iu9 Die of stream passed Hamburg brig -ieeras ' ne
,r psr-l E SONS. Wssan.ion. y c. Nasi stores, W p
.u. COMPANY h sClls Ann Mara ami faheoiN i'i-'
,.lr N.ool1r. Haas. Bangor 80 y @ ds slh spar- q.
Br schr Ia-e Hutchinson. HsAtS ; > l. dsi hfi 'o'''
s f'.r-t of iu, M,taev. Virgins o o.. corn. X Ha,-a.
SIR Nytonina N.ani rli'atePh.a. coal. 20 foran Ell a,
slhr Cssy Y,rne.worh Cais, Me 10 DIS, aih Sc smiu
>.,r Matilda Wooster 'ath. &c 20 sturss' Co.
ScLr krfor Rrura. Cherntcic, lonn-f
s,hr Iymc .Ncel. Mnutgle Nes ha'e-
>,lr Consult. DAVIS, Ncs ionion oA
MEMORANDA steamship sarah Sani lionp'oi Coz L.ef''
tn.or- Il e y uarsnne Cr.uad Consequence ui adverse "
MID ENE
BELOW Ship. ,li a tars To- Che oaias Nossnf>
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RELIGION. Intelligence.

Rev. GEORGE 5 BoARDNAN was installed over
-, Presbyterian Church sud Congregation IN Cherry
S'lev June n Rev. Or. Sprsgue OF Albany preached
zoe sermon
Rev EpwAsp B. BrrEV, htcutiate Of the Third
yrs.by'.fy Of New York was ordained ana installed ~
e., ,f The First Presbyterian Church of Southwark
sss8eiYha hy the Fourth lIcshytcry OF Philadelphia
- (. bbsr, evening June -. sermon ly Rev. James
Y Bruen
A., 1oifx Y,rEs late OF ale Theological Seminary,
- arisined 20 ihc work of Che gospel ministry, and
.st.iei pastor of .hC Congre rational Church n LHe'
- sOeiefy Lebanon c. June 81.
,,,,.,o> 70 lysKyY-Mossrs Edward g. Doid and
,,.-of Crane were ordained last week 40 Newark a.
,rsrics OF eysneclsts 10 the Armcn.sls and Jews
= Turkev Rev. John Condit delivered discourse
"a nrooosed the usual questions 90 the candidate
49, cbtr.c 20 them was delivered by Rev Asa d.
sra Of this city and thc exercises were closed with
snsins and prayer.
e,srArH CoNvESI1oN.-Ihc Western Sabbath Con
vsrron commenced ts session ~ Cincinnati on the
Qist VIZ and closed on the next afternoon About 20
r,syaies many Of them from distant points were 10
e. effendance
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MARRIED.

9, ils iFh De- Wilton. Connecticut hr Ier f.ollls p
LIrHCH ARD Of WHOA
J. bio CIV. on fhlrt-7y irf ~ DIV Rev d. et'fs
sirrFL JOHNSTON o. DOROTHY STENfFeON. 10th o frs1k
i.s.s Daf-a-l Co Sc. .fcrs
a. g. Peters Cllr.h freHtcrf 1 Rev hut
60 ANDAENs WHEELER ia %. Bro l,r. % N.. nancy
trAFflEo OF lt 'g.
A. Re--,s.sr jay % Hear iler Of Ner ioft " ti9as 30
=. yivsaiss 'v.co.a s. N.'.ls s-.asn 10 Aa'aae''e
I flgca
Aissss'u r.. Joe Bs-.' RI sier's'a end Paas- Bond
fsrsrg RI ltrl0r Esrs
rntflo 81 rs, sf3ae ii'1a snt Clsf.'e Nns5erz q
ssri k'et...a3 mi Wils- Ccs of bria.l.f O. vs. taf.
W. 81 i1.t Ht1rr Hl.f-ao N.fsri it.t g. N.ara Margaret
III e..J..l N. Carpenter 90 le.an. vi ans ii' 'itJ
,y~-,,,, June . DAVID Aa.o cl Ro-3cal ,3 Pae1e re-
.. n ascn ..h John senu.f te 'isr ssf.-l bob Of
4, w. o.,as 1sh M Jane. p,at W .f New orleans 90 Anna
gCsasg DFlsa' Of PhIsis Fll
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~ serenteenlh Mnrd.-Al . meeting " he

IT, NpNpnItfHTU " HFUs-ltl IT'''I's y ~
Seventeenth Ward Wing Committee july o. loi'' ue lo-
lowing Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Wherein Il has pleased the Almighty remove from us
iy death. much respected aud esteemed lheno ai1
"a, socate PHILIP BRlSSELL, Therefore
E0ircd That tender 10 the friends ana ianAN nl H
deceased more particularly s bereaVed WIDOW our heaIt
f sorro, and confidence express nc 81 the same lime our
sincere regret that the community has Jos 80 Niuhpe d
ciizen. and biz family ~ devoted 4 bead.
Reolrcd That in his death il Committee as los one o
. oldest aud valuable members. and whie po"ins
submission the viii OF Providence We cannot out
record conviction that n him were united at me re-
orisiies of p truly honorable aud good man.
Rcsoire1 That IN associations with an 10 Counnlee
81 well m our daily intercourse with hu ln friendly and
business IursIis we ever found MN po-'-'' 'i ~ l
noble heart iOus Ia hs deeires ali aae h - I'll
beavers 10 promote the success Of the Wing parry.
Pesllre5 Ta the Secretary be requested lo iofWau .
copyof the foregoing Resoui0r 10 ls afflicted fanny snn
use 10 be published and a. an eN preston o Vi
regard this Comm tee do now adjourn.
pv order OF Committee. - .
ivs IT. ISAAC WIN SMITH. Secretary
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ouraArERo1AL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sels. Of SOCKS, Sc see Fourth Page.

FRIDAy, July Up. NJ
TIE Stock market was without much movement
iodsy. except In Treasury Notes which were IN de-
msnd at 4, and sold to the extent Of $4,000 Gener
ally tbs Fencies we're dull
II Bills there ia not much doing Sterling con-
tuues 10 be s,dl0 for hrstclass bills. Francs 5 IS
rs 29;
In Fr-iehts there is moderate business doing
Some heavy freight engaged at rs 6da2Os and
some 1000 bbs Naval Stores al Is % ls 3D. To Glas
gov heavy freight engaged At EOS and to Antwerp
Cotton a. &c per 10. An engagement was made at lyd
for Corn 10 20 20 Norfolk and load for Cork aud mar
ket
The Money market was little easier to-day ON
call The supply Of drstcass paper continues moderate
About s2OO0OOO of specie have been paid into
the SAB Treasury here since Saturday last on account
O. the principal takers Of the loan The SubIreas
NY now contains nearly % 0OO 90 in specie. There
remains YET about 10000 Of the Government interest
due saturday lest unpaid.
One OF thu Hsraid's Washington Ccrrespon-
dent. save that Dr. Rayburn the bearer Of the Treaty
brought with him from Mexico twelve thirteen mill
Ions OF dollars. When this is added to the hundred
millions discovered by the Sues oairyoysnt board
thar Dutch ugger, Bank Presidents may sleep Out
ely and snap the fingers At specie drain.
The Ere Railroad Company IN addition 70 me
$1,000 Of their bonds which they have negotiated in
Loudon al -, have prospect OF successful termus-
ton 10 another negotiation for half million At the same
rate This Is , per cent better than the Bonds are
selling al here. Ihs Company have also made a CON
tract for rails ~ So per ton equal 20 Si7 laid down in
New.York How do our Pennsylvania and New. jersey
ironmssters Ike TINS
The income Of the Long Island Railroad Compa-
ny for the frs, 6ge days Of July So $50 being con.
siderable Increase on the amour, for the same days
Last year.
Tie receipts OF the Harlem Railroad Company
for The first i've days Of July were as annexed.
Jiv sasrday...S sos ~ July 4, Tuesday s2572 %
Jay sunlsy ....l,li5 % July b, Wednesday. lf2 o
jay Mo1dsy .....l-a5 Isl To,al...........S7S1 "a
This is the heaviest amount OF business ever done on
Ri. road ia the same length Of time The income oI
tie ore.eat month will il is estimated, be more than
@35Oo0
TIE 0lowng statement Of the condition OF che
Seventh Ward Bank the 18th Of June SHOWS strong
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THE LITERARY AMERICAN,

A NEW FAMILY NEWSPAPER, viii be published
y s,u,day, july g. and every succeeding week II j de-
voted 10 Popular Tales. Review, Religion. and sc enuhc
mater articles Of Biography and Natlral History Tor the
youug Critical Notices Of new books anc the Drama COf
r-spondeuce ani General intelligence The contents VIII
he mostly Or ana and varied AZ 10 st me iaste OF GIL
II i intended 10 make 70 MODEL FAMILY PAPER OF he most
eevat,-f snI instructive and interesting character.
We do not purpose decrivng the puphc Dy slVPplus VIZ
paper aer months Arrdn. ~ue1t have been o. tle
5yth the Publisher for year. aud will be necessarily
continued hst 9Th II time We shall make II peffna
uent esfdblsf reut .t-
Trsv.--3 per snuun or IS FOR copies Advertise
rers ir.ened conspcuously on reasonable terms. The
usual discount fo agents md deaIeis. -
@. p. QCACKENBOS, Editor and Proprietor
Once, 81 Annst
B-Sinve cope. 50 ceuts For sale Berforis, Bur
ress Sianger q Co.'S W H. Grahams, and news dealers
d general tD'.p
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BOOK TRADE.
HYnnnPHnRrA

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TIE Two C1-pses, hy Feier-f suule. Tits is he inos
s.- .lll wors ever luH..-l-t Price 5cls
Ito HLf ssfer.. by Nl-s Jeaslnry Author ~ Zoe.-
&c. Price ., THIS a1lh1res- . roo vel sroSl lo
need aar praise ~ ct1 however. ssv thar g
ers % lof superior Dol suF ot Der former 'rotuc-
AZ Ullvers-l History % fL- urst Remsrsar.e krer OF
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Al great VoIk increases ln l,e-tsf - Ffo- res1e-
ana .t-t quarta of Interesting matter n res-on
the E.yurals nL0Os &c vii be- found here not % b.
me- sfln .-lfhrre
Hrtrcrs,1y sid Homeopathy mpgrl,ly sg1recLl'lsi
F.r.l American from Ir1 London Fcfi1n Price - "a.
rrr.-- --r no. -rrrr rs .1. tr-.t -Hn 80
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Pr-1 - ca.
IT, PRESs-Divlg Ne.L ~ he ali-or % re orange
CIR. Of Venice Prce cfs.
V7 WI. T. GRAHAM. Tribune BuiciaEs, Ntsssn-''-
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JUST RECEIVED.

BRONNSONS QUARTERLY REVIEW
F'OR July GG-Tue l1ly number Of this able and
L p0rulnr periodical devo ed Rel. ior Philosophy
ia general Literature has ut been received for sac H.
contents fully sulsu the high character ms wo's uas
- owed tlr niepel lsnce aud philanthropy, and one
arcle alone j. worth than ths price for the enure
work for a whole years subscription The July NUMBER
contains. ..,
l. Tfonweu on Inspiration ard lnlanhiuiy
n Admon.f0n- tu Proiesiauts No Jul
III The Church o.. 10 wss Is, and ought io De.
" Influence Of Catholic PRAYER on CiviHh'pn
s. Recent European Evtni-.
VI. Literary Notices aud Crtc.-ms.
Term, IS per vear. invariably n alvance.
u .s. FDW'D DUNlGAN& BROTHER, l5l Fultou-sL
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ynr,ou. Household Markets.

Cesyisd Sent eey for The Tribune from different soDoe'
a, SYRACUSE Wheat IS % as per 5n bel Con- 81 ~ 70
,.ioss VS. Besns -s Butter - p = Cheese -
scels Egss DOR Hams 90 CTS aount snou1efs %
= ali Mich Cows selling az 50 90 so
fIT1C 40 Pie .0f. Cts Cured Hams are 49, and Ne-eu
ron 10 10 Shoulder. 81 . 70 Lard Ga ~ Butter Ia
Potatoes and Cheese % 70 Ti, while is are .'
"a l0 c;s dos Hay as 20 50, and, m Wisconsin lew
rssss ago, about So -, --.,..i. .,
pouu' and S. Domingo So c DRIED Apples are
CITY Cured HAM cts, Roll Butter D. cis and Pr
g. 0ets Css-. a. While Potatoes % cts The huelai
ts HARD Wood tom wagons, bS the cord 81 o.
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Foreign Ports.

ttif.ros W.r.h 11 I'D. Cc--r-1. Frs.. 60 Wei -tfaffl
a..af s~.ss
b. Fr .l--- r..t -h o tsr Pal'rs Pen nh .lr Hoft-
Na'rrrs Msr0h u. tar. Losars A. lot, g-a
Az. u Hr.f Crsl-s. >tsrflls. Vibration.
Az p,-rr ,t-. shout gar l0 t1rt Ortrr. CrIs. m Boston
20 Fo 90 1ar@. ~. ~ 'afts llca lisf lf-a're f 800
I'M erf fr I1rl. .Idr@as perter or tg l.a-a
Vft C-f.r.. nv B.f-are. 1rrs ueaolraf snow. s b--r
D.r1,t C .-f ..s H.rs Percs f1r SIor- Ller N.t-
Nlr-Ifl ltesstr pIrait Gag 70. AT. t-
...r-.. H1-.ns f1r Rsfrll~e
4, r.--. Ytr 81 tsk Irorere B-r-i-. far Bsha. tst
BIZ VS.. Roters.1 Bsta.re. r-sss. sdi ..lr 10. Ga.
kU.s 'nr-s's
A. p.Ig. H0u f.fh g. frr ear1. Woo. Er DE- in Nsssl
~ rt Rr .roops srr .. lLrst Heers, Sparse f Nor
ells. ss tsss.
81 t1 'ssi be EYol, Lr RAINBOW. Il-iet. 3r NHarel
40 Jer.re f-'t s-lr Na Cf-0l Ia~s. ~. t.siln, 'n
AZ s. Jsf1 lgl b. trs Fzaces Louisa. W-fr5rs .ss orb
t.rsv. t.sracte. frr Niors. 30.
a-rs Q..-s. re- net. clip Gs1'Yo1 Marhssd ~ -.
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DRY GOODS.
" BARKER n co

J NNNNFN \ %
N CATWERtNf-sT.
WILL SELL THEIR ENTIRE STOCK Of Spring and
w Summer Goods a. a reduction of from - 10 ~ per
cent. including
5f.o pieces French Barege. from Is 10 D. per yard.
1000 pieces French Lawns and Muslns nom q - per "
1000 pieces French and Scotch Ony has om o. 10 "a "a
per yard ...,
1000 pieces French Linen Gins hams rm Ia 70 = on yer
SEQ pieces French Linen l. sies fum 80 10 = 81 per "a
1900 pieces French Calico, some ftsi cuOf yard "aN
al 10 l. peryHrt
s.,o Erench Bare,r Shawl. from ?. 10 ~ each
$40 Canton Crepe Shaws IRON - 10 ~ each
lso elegant dili trimmed NIeirs. ffum - 70 81 each
$50 rles ant IN trimmed Manullas, -. 10 - each.
loo elegant fail rmme Jenny LnJs, from - :" - esen
Also an entire stuck Of Brown and Riesched Line pa
rssss Tabe Cloths and Cover Napkins, Towels poyis''
Irish Liuens, Lawns and Hollands
Also a large stock ct swss, Jaconei, hul' tafnOh~'
Nau.oos and Medium Mush1s, ,,,,
A 80 bales and cases obesched and unoe aehed MUS
ins. Ticks. Drills, SC. Sc 800
The pubc In general are invited 10 call aud examine m
rediaieIy as he goods must and wal 30 sold, 70 maze
room for Fal inpOrtaiOus. NaiH
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NEWPORT Duly 6-Arr hrss Geo Goth haru3ni >erean.i
Gr.i Turs Nerrrv Bri.to for PhatrHisi s,hr siiin-
lotsn. ban, Boioa na. Crockett sn"N Ne" h7i''' W
lartion. , ,
PLYMOUTH Jay AR ,chr Enso,, ihoma''on Sailed sfi'
.thf Fanng. M'rlcl. Bangor
DORCHESTER Job AN -,lr fime Lori Bangor ,f NrtoA
iu Qnrt -.rs hsaacr Howe aHi kntoy, Aus m o'iso'
DANNEEs. JuN 3--AFr -br Emerald. p-ty, ~ .
NEN 80 Nlfukt JuN.--Arr s,lfs Narha 'nr-i,3N No,
Jrhn NBs ts.afc. norton Caissi Jew. Lnai n'n "i.
>saycf Rsar, RISE, fetisdl 81. s1l. -fs !leus b-als
Fuller rtass qha hllah Graut slb ba'ig'fr ea.sh "1'
tr Gau.a-r Clsi Ananfae Clan, Nleaii-f Ar.tt-f
hrtt. Blrrri brsaiisa. h .afhloll. Prospect
-llr- frtrasr. lkrfr0l hl1.fi jane Nrr'
i..ut Norras star. Gr-at fanAln Anniak Tate ltoa''
,la Jsa- Glover, Esa~or ....
pnTf AND Ja Arr ucts,. strcvui Bsaor Cor CUBA
l N.fi- Ni~in Nnd.ori Ncursdl iettiuz Jicsseni
a.. 49, BAD. Rartitfn bl4Hitri. Cage Hanoi lfs
W..,.r NNofl .clrs fv-sie-t pnlA SER fi,i''. ~ '
49,, Prrlt.a B.n-or Cd, bf- Nnrvans-, Ton g. fl'aiea
ptIi Drf Ptfa Ja. AR tsfts Nea-1uc-l, " sa. l.
r. I,rs Howe. Bo-tol trI-- iuttmi. LocAtii f'f
.r. p.i N.Cal.a Eo.t.ns DAVID d Alum. otAef 1'f h-y 20
49,. al. - Jtcn.l. Carton, fal-ors ffa,f'f, sum. A
ia ~ rr.s .chr Mn-ra Roe. r. isaad, oea f's.ri,
.,., trr.14rs. siudeg. Boston S.ltl-ff
rt "A ..sr. Nior.. ca, bras N9 ti.ia'o. W." W.,
'c,..a Howe Ros'oli fghr A.,tinii-r $500, -,
,f.,,gr sfr8iey. o., Ctas 4 haise, 'f.fi s,
s..,e,.,, wf-r DO; Seneca. Brown, iaNth,A'' i'''
49,. Ny.r.. fi.rhu.a1d. Facher b'siol IA 4,
c,frfHOpF Iais o. Ar liit John a ithl .sfi D.,
~. ..l4.,. fr,.rr.. fsttf, III 'r-l p .i,''
"a t...-. -ts Nsa. hatel tf-slp eaAe 49, ~.
ssnh Merrill strous Nfort hoe Seanisn 90 WIZ "' -
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE,

TI'HE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
l COMPANY continues % insure against all manner Of
Life ksks on more favorable than any other Com
pany - , 4,
Dividends are declared annually. Each person Insured
becomes a member aud Is entitled 70 vote for Directors
parry prefers he pay oue-hslf tue premium
gIvlu. note Thus far the dividends Of This Company
nav, been equal the notes. thereby cAnceng the
and thus SAVING the insured oneha tue premium taken
Dy other companies.
The success o. his Company has been unprecedented -
snce tie H Of Jauary over 100 Policies have been issued
LocAL RrFEREScEs.- PHELPS, Dodge Co II Chr-si.
f. D. Hgnnut Co q s0uih'st FredencA Deinlhs' Esq
PRESIDENT Union Bank; h. D. Morgan Co 10 Front Il.
Prait. WOOdfOrd a Co. l5s Pear.--t
X 5. NISSAN, ND. 65i Broadway Pbyscisn to the
Company. \. - MOhgAN' Agents
Books sud pamphlets may be bad grains on application,
and all Information given 81 the Oce u the Company d
MalsL Jeo N"imisiu@o.
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y1oI1n-0I y NJ Nl10b1T y F00e0gF77'
Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE

AsHEs-Are ihout change bu Pear are aon sales of loo t
HI.oN M sr. 5 ,' o e so i p Si5G '
FLOUR AND MEAI-Thee e tr inquiry Tor Flour 20 day and
M s. reach 900 bl.. The quotations show marked change
better The oi prices j. ll 90 3l The lsfe
m goae brands Oeso and good parcels State od $50
- tui occasional lots be- picked up % 5l4E Included Tie
were so bb- Ohio At ~. TIE der'ni from e , '-r b.
go @ fine have been made al 74as a. IN Southern description
something doing. and 30 bb- Brand, and Oeoetovn
d 81 sn06 ll some new southern Flour expected % arrive
th, weeks. Rye Flour n fair demand end -J or
mad, parcel of jersey. s sale OF Western made
sales CO.. binds Braldywine deliverable al Brand, wine Oh
GR,V-For Wheat there demand for milling 5ut pnce
o oei. 500 90 irsua 10 5 and l 90 Ohio at -. Corn
r demand 'r shipment sni 'ac- Of i'oo bushels round Je'-e
elsat f1ai9 for New Od-su- and i 10 for mixed Western.
rte sale. eoo bushels a. o. @os etc. Oats are hnner Sales
PROVISIONS Tors there is not great deal doing About 500
, ,,e so, IN Beef he msrse = 70 and sal. 5o Iui 3D.
rc he latter for strait, prime and o kegs common ~ cs For
~ of prime offered IN fled Nests there n
ash d6s OF a. hhd shoulder, and Hams dry, made
OIL 81 and 5000 be- Hams az As and " bids a. SIS and s.
ssabe lots s q, better prices Cheese also dons Attic better
GRocEmEs-re sugar msIte 9o1iuqs vbog, caaasy The
se. or ree sys coap 2 ha, rorio NO =, "a - ~ @
-, hoo White "a Nolss,e NATIVE, and We have bu few
e % 100 hhd Porto REQ sa.. g. go s Moseoyada,
WHIsRY-I,he at 3icts i.f Prison 6r OHIO 5' could hsys
EIfF-Ihsre good demand Prime anf elr readily
7 per The common grades are doll and sell sio"' al
NAVAL alOhf>-rpfrt are eelin1 ~ - Ct l "is S'ra ~
l5a1 s1s Crude lurpenine held ~ &C.
GOAT SKINs-sse- 1900 turscot a. - cts time.
UInFs-A cargo OF Plata imported have been sod
rls mos also parcels Southern a. ~ 20 cts a. they
rn Tho heavy and the tock large One house SAID 70
hold shout 10000
IFATHFRsses dun the stock increasing Prices rather
fe d- ae prices nominal OWNS the limited Of sales
TAILOW-In demand. and sales 80 to 400 n have been
| made q c's for prime.
IEAD-Me SALES Zoo iiEs soon At sil-
HAY-Th sales Go hsle- ~ 30 Cts each
spICEs-A bsgs pmeuto made Oh usual ne
WOOL-Nohug report sine our last l Gales The 1ars q
ne and there ttle demand or sny description
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

ABsoEssEs AND TUnoRs.

rNR TOWNSESD's sARsAPARlLLA constantly curing
- the mosi aggravated cases Of diseases The following
e,,er was selected from large number received Ibis week
raev can be examined at the Office.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass June l5 lci3.
u NJ IRE ~ ieasfgr'lr. Dr. InrrscHd
Dr,r FpffNp. To YOU / owe SIN indebted for tie
lyennr out of uly fe and being mpelied ny spirit or
,-lde 10 you the good ihaf You have done ~ me-
se nd vidua bad IA en- under the sficton Of 1s
g and consuming disease hud could moi rud any pthl
0 relief by and from tie most celebrated OF an our pa
ucing thyscsns. J. a. the last ufernat e "as 90 le '
surrender all my fDrger preudces against patent melt
nes sud frp your Sarsapana took I'VE bottles ara am
re.f,red TO hea M IN that able now 10 labor -ieidy
sd 40 the work of man. iiy disease wds brought upon
me bv taking violent cold n tue mouth Of February 1910
md lapse Of four months suffering under consuuin
coph one Of our skl physicians informed me mao
m ahsce-- upon examining my Gaze sd 10 ethai MINOR
had formed on the membrane Of my lungs ana mat uss
ma could Dee stopped that sh0uli very soon 90 OF no a
ock consumption This Doctor then prescribed for me
.icress6v FOR time, but 10 had no permanence ana my
co1gh reiumed end be- could do me no more good But,
~r your Sarssparla has healed me Now 81 you 5re AT
liberty 10 give this certificate 10 the pubic you sho9a
ldee that nay DO aubodY any good or that you VIII dis
rose of th. a. YOU may please. Thus much may slrcs
fV " JOSEPH BEACH.
PRINCIPAL Office Is Fulton.at. iy8 IN