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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
SILENCE
THAT
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COUGH TUE
LUNGS ARK IN DAN
uER, THE WORK OF TnR
pEsrnOYRR HAS RsH~ BteUy,

THE c"UeH OF CONsUMfTtoN AATn
ISir sOUSpoF RstrH.
a RE YOU A MOTHER! Year darling child.
IA your IDOL and earthly joy, is now perhaps
confined to her rhsmber by dangerous cold--h,r
pale cherks her thin shrunken fingers. tell The
hold di-rase has already gained upon he'--,he
sound of her sepulehra' cough Pie,ces your soul.
YOUNG MAN. when just ahou, To enter life.
disease sheds henu crushing hight over the fair
prospects Of the fu,ue-your hectic cough and fre-
HE limbs tell of your loss and hope, hu,y' need
not despair There is a balm which will heal tho
,uoun,l.I l,,nns Ia IN
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PRICE CURRENT.
Whig County Meelisg.

MEETING of the Wings &c No,humhrr-
land County ~ill 10 held IN The C,u.i House
Suuhu'y. On Monday the 2s,h Il February insi..
I o'eIoek. y. " for the Po'p'se of spp"in ing
'ess,es To The Wh's State Convention, to Re
ID st Harrisburg m IN. i5,h Of March n n.
By orde, of the tt.
STANDING COMMITTEE.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

In this rlsee, on Monday last, JAMES BUT
FIR. (ro,ored,) aged about IS years.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26


or Northumberland. County. Es Aprd Term,
~ A. D. lsls. ''f
.Fisf& Grand Jurors.
Desdsco,e. e.-ssmusi McCAiy.
Mihon.-Jchn Gocd'sndsr. @
Chifis9sSocus--Adsm KidleY.
Print III. w. S,smm. faf f r.TT
Nnvihu nsJe rLrnd.- Daniel Rssutiesm.
Sun'Urv-Gileon Markell Johs r. Pursol,
Gsmge Wsi.rr. Esq. 81
Upps- Amgsssia.--ssmuel Hunter, John Buns.
r. Shap'okin.--Cecrse Sisstsel. Frederick Much.
isr. Asron Ks lss. Wa. Mcw,Iliams.
Rush.--Jacos Gesrhsrt. Samuel Ely, Isaac
Eckmsn. i5 , ue,Er sf
CoaL.-D.n D.niel Kes-tettrv.
Upper Mahonoy. - John Hickman. Edward
Enterline. t,ti 4, .a4 f4f-
Heffaer, Joseph Trsso.
Lille Mahonoy WIN RohcrmeI.
Traverse Jurors.
T.rbuf.-Jsmes Mari. Peter Dunkel.
Lepis,-Pbp Ksup. John Fox.
Detaware Henry Reader, Daniel Smith. Geo
GRAY. Solomon T.uckem,ller, Hugh Reed. Soh~
mon Oy-,er, Samuel isr.. VIM. Hayes. Robert,
H. Mccormick. Solomon Den,ler. .4s..i s1
Milton john w. w, ods. F. W. Pollock.
Michael l.. nm. J. H. McCmniek. Nr
ChiEsqunque Samuel Rcheldrrfer. William
Ssvman. Henry Shce 2. Thomas Pardoc.
Ncrfhwn berinnd --Charles Mau-.
Sunbury.-Frdrrick Lazarus. Jesse Bas'ian.
Upper Augtsfa.-(3eorce Fasold, Issec F ish-
~. lame. Campbell, Mark Sack Jacob Evrrt
Lo,o.r .augusto. Gass Hrnrv Brown.
hamokin.-John Huff. Esq. Ohadi h Camp
ell. ...
Rush Robert Qni k. Wilson Meriler.
ConL-Willam Fcgely.
Upper Mahonoy. Henry Snyder. Solomon
Folk
Lomer Mnhonoy.-Eliish Byerly. George Har.
ris. Simon Lrnk =. J"hn Messner j..
Little Mahonoy.-Jscob Rsker. Junalhan Dun.
kei ereer. Samuel Wagner.
Jackson -Ahl,ham Troutman, Joseph Bat'.
dorf
Petit Jurors.
Tprbu'- Philip Billmver.
s-iohn Clamp. John Wilson.
Deiarare-John Mensas. WIN. B.Irwin, Sam
uei Frtey.
Mhm.-Osca, Hammand-
ChiHisqtaqur.- Murray, Charles Gale.
Willi,m Mu'lo h.
fo;nf- Michael Bsrnh IT. J.' n v.nd vcnder.
Northumberland James Dirhrn' ncher, Sa-
muel Cox.
Sua6ry.-J cob Martin. Andew burst, Dam
j. Haas, Geo pc R,hr"ach.
Upper Amgefa.-John Cooper, Ro'ert Pursel.
SAMUEL CnIn.
Locer Auguaa.-J.c.b Bastian. Peter ". Rec.
ser. .tf .
Shanokin.- Daniel Miller. VIM G. Ksse. VIM.
F row, frederick Adams, Henry Reply, J.hn
Frank, David MARI.
Uprer Nahonoy y-Samuei Rcs.ler.
Lo,cer Mahonoy. oy.-Jonahan SPs'L, John Bade.
man..
Jaekson.-Daniel Oyster. Peter Colle. John
Win
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

OxE Worp To 1HE SrpEsIARY.-Those who
i.tor within dovrs are compelled TO breathe an
impure atmos ph-re, which Is wholly unfit for the
proper expansion Of the langs, and, owing TO
wan. Of exercise. the bowels become constipated
the nores Of the skin closed and, indeed, all the
functions Of the body become d-ranged; hence
proceed asthma, cough. pains in the breast and
side, paIritatioa of the heart. rheumatic pains in
various parts Of the body. gddiness, and varie-
ty Of other distressing complaints, common TO
those Of seden'ary habits. ~righis Indian We
g'fabie i'iHs dispense all these unpleasant symp
.oms. A single dose will in all cases give reiiei,
md, il repeated few times. will most assuredly
.estore the body to health.
Co,t on--'ro avoid cou,ae,friis purchase from
hose only who can show q certificate Of agency.
'eprcse.ting the lsndmg Of William Penn; and
n,pa.e the ,1ir!s on the box with the fac simIes
IN the certificate. TO he genuine. they must he
.Isctly alike, sian,,ure and all. Beware OF coun-
ei,s and imposition. :a
CT The genuine fns ssh ty HrEHv MAssEn.
ole agent fos Sunbury, and other ,gcnts, publish
d in nnNies ,rsrt Of this paper.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

Iron blast furnaces have multiplied greatly in
Virginia during the past year. Five are now in
blast 10 Botetourt county, under the management
OF Eastern men. That state 10 perhaps the rich
est in iroa ores in the United States.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

A NKw ARTICLE OF ExroRT Some Of our
citizens have commenced shipping ice from this
region TO Philadelphia aud elsewhere, and We
learn that two or three contracts for large a.
mounts Of the commodity have been entered into
with dealers in the former place. II 10 believed
that at least Is, 600 tons will be shipped the pre-
sent year, and supposins it to be worth 50 to
- so or more per ton, deliverable At Phi'adel.
phia, it will be readily perceived that the trade
has some importance. Our streams are situated
between rugged mountains, and the water upon
many Of them is Stacked. and perfectly el'ar
aud sparkling The ice. therefore, cannot be
-xe.lird any where. and a,tains an unusual thick.
ness. This year its average thickness is about
10 iaehes, and we doubt whether this measure
has beea obtained elsewhere upon narrow flesh
water streams The miidness Of the weather
during the last two weeks has been very unfavor
able to it. growth M ners' J nrnaL
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

'UP WITH tine TxNr The friends Of Gen.
Taylor held meeting on the night Of the 22d.
in New York, st Niblo's, under tent. The call
was q kud one--being signed by three thousand
freemen! "By ST. Paul the work goes brsvely
on " ra
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

Ma. ADAxs-John Quincy Adams has proba.
bly, been longer in public service than any other
living man. M. Adams commenced his career
On 1871 Is private Secretary to Francis Dana,
Ambassador 10 Russia. Since then. . space Of
si<ty.sevsn years, he bas been rarely ont Of pub.
lie employment. and aiwsys an intent observer
and student Of public affairs. Should the present
shock prove fatal, il may be truly said that he
lived and died in the service Of his country.
ArorHwa DEsxRrER.-A Sergeant Hamilton
q supposed brother 10 one OF Gen Scett's aids,
has deserted from the army in Mexico. He
wrote to his former captain. stating, that he was
at the head Of 900 men. tdrser,ers) and IL he
wished to see discipline. he had hetter follow
him. He also said he would attack the train be.
tween Vera Cruz and Jaiapa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

IST of Letters remaining in she fOss "'-
 fee at LilchIirld Conn. July ls1 'o@0@
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
N. York, March 7. l5o' Wooster st.
Groms Ee,mMle .Wesl 'cSase.

Dr Cuwnsend's Sarsaparia IS sOvert'gn and speedy cure for inc'p'en, C"nsumpuon' Rarr.nuess, LeucurrhHa. or w hl'es. obs'ruct. ed or difficult MpnstruaiOn, inc"n'lnence oi TIr;ne nr involuntary tiiscn narge thereof, and tor th. veneraI prustr .iion ot the sA stem-n no mat TOT SheIher inc rpsul, of an inherent cause or causes. ouuced by irregularlty sickness or ac' cident. ;,s
 x5 Nothing can be more surprising tha,, its inv,y,ra,iup effects on the human frame, 1el' sons, all weakness and ias-'teuS' ll"n 'oh,t if. a, once become robust and full Dt energy uh- der it's influp nee. It immediately connteracts inc nerve,essness of the female frame, which ia he prea, c use Oi barrcnness.
 h u,ill no, be expected of us. in cases o' delicatea nature to exhibit cer'it1csteeotc performed; but we can assure the hHi,c.eo '''at tHndreds of cases have bt en reported to us. Several cnses where families have bee m without ch,ld,sn. after using few bottles 0f ih's in. y"jmsble medicine, have been blest with healthy
 ""'p''" To Mothers aud Married Ladies.
 This Ex,rac, of Sarsaparilla has bf>n ex
 prrssIy prepared in reference [" female 'om
 nja;n,s. N. f.male wh" has reason to snpp"se 'hal she is approaching that critical penoc. inc ,uru of lte,' should negIrc' to take it. ne :s certain preventive tor any 0i the numerous
 ,n horrihle diseases to which females art sun. rc, nt ,his time of lifo. This period may he | delayed for several wears ny uslnp ths mrol. ,nnrooch;na wou,anh.'o 'od, as ii is cnlculnted to
 ,ss;s, nature hy qnickr ming the blood and i'm l y;,nrn,ino ,hp svsiem Indeed, thIs medicine ;nva,unhie for all oi the delicate diseases to | winch women are subject.
 | |, braces the whole system. renews perma l nen,lv the natural energies os removing !ne ;mnuri,ies of the b0dv-not so tar siimnla 'inP 1 inc system as to produce subsequent reiaxa'
 ,;on whirhia the case with medicines taken foi
 female weakness aud disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
ENV.4LU.gBLE FAMILY co NJ P A NJ 0 \

CiX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and D Cure of Consumption. Asthma. Diseases of the Heart, and all Fema'e Diseases. 23l pages, 2s pngravings. Paper 90 cts bound 7a cts. Mail 10 any part-postage l-2 GUS
 Shoulder Braces and Chest ENpanders, S2 Mail to any part 50 cts postage, l"ha'ire Tubes, Sil Ter, $s3, by mail letter postage. An do,ninal Supporters, perfect. $ss |" $lo, tor all Ruplures. Falling of the Bowels and Womn' and Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express ,yerywhere. For Braces or Supporters. o' Rupture Supporters, give height tr"m head t' foot, aud circnmfeI ence q: person next the "ur tach, just above the hips II Rupture, men ton which side. Agents wantcd for the sai' ot the above goods Address Dr. & s. Fll CH 707 Broadway. New York. post paid.
 April 24. lS4S oo ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
A. & J. DAYTON,
 MANUFAcTURERs OF sERAPHINS AND MELODEONS' SSt N

. Sag @ ~SsS HEIR instruments are made "P"" , SNipciples enu,slY new, and rroouce s ..ls aI' ,,,y&%one hitherto unat'ained in reed instruments. ,,,..1+o
 They are Sc%r 1dr',s \ SS,j sjusIC. Sit
 WALTZES, MARCHEst&eSSSsSs, eSSss,,, 1Ie Insstn, pr, formed wilh equal facility. TheSe1ssss"Ss,' ,,, men,> will keep in tune longer than aiif'ass. any other Instrument aud as tae e1periH men, of using them for m accompaniment tO Church Choirs having heeo fairly tried bv many Churches in New England aud elsewhere, the subscribers feel entire c"at'- dence in recommending :hem as durable and efficient instrument. Societies or in dividuais who are desirous of obtaining sup.,ior instrument fnr the CHURCH or pARLOR, will find i' for their interest 10 call and examine them, as they cannot ia'l to please all love Ts of
 GOOD MUSIC.
 Prices vary from $3O 10 $CO.
 npiano Fnrtes, Parlor Organs, Sera' phins and Accordeons tuned and repaired in the best manner.
 A. & J. DAYTON. Wolcottville, June Is, lS4S. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
llesunln atisHla |.

!his SarsapariIIa is used with the most per
 :. nccess i,, Rheumatic complaints, hOweve ,, eye or chronic. The astonisnihg cures it has erformed re indeed wonderful. Other reme dies sometimes give temporary reliei: his en mrely eradica,es i, from the system, even vixen the limbs and homes are dreadfully s~ ollen;,
 ar Hear MT. Seth Terry, one of the oldest and mos, r., ,spectahie lawyeIsin Hartford. Ct The following is an extract of alet.er received rom him:
 sarsopar ra and find 1t ie excellent in is effects nnnn z chronic rheumatic pain to which am "rh;ect. from n injury oL casioned several years .oo in a public stage Please send me two bot. ,Ies 10 the care of D. Seymour. l have con: versed with wo o, our principal physicians, and recommend your Sarsaparila ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
Hartford, March ia,h. ls45.
PILES. PILES. PILES.

PILEO1 '
 Dr Towasend's Sarsaparilia is ." less suc cessf, in curing ihisdis,ressing complaint, than fnr d,sea ses of the Blood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma iism. and Nervous Debility.
 Principal Office. l36. Fulton street. New ,hrnug ghoul the United States. Wes. Indies and None genuine unless put up in square bottles, which contain quar-. and signed with the writer signature of s P TOWNSEND, and his name blown in the glass. ST For Sale at inc Drug Store in Lite. ield and byTeny and Porter, Plymouth s..
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
GENIN. 2H14 2H14ATTER'

BROADWAY NEW YORK
 7VHE three great essentials. ELEGANCE, \ EXCELLENCE and ECONOMY. sts the points arr,ved al by the proprietor of this est, blishment. The following prices have been fixed upon fnr his best style of goods. Firs, quality BEAVER HATS. $4 50 Second do do do . 50 E; :, do MOLESKIN do % second do do do 300 E;rs, do CLOTH CAPS, JU ascc.A do do do co ory-A superb stuck of CEIILORENSFANCY HATS, of the must elegant materials and beautiful pat.eTs; constantly fcr ssle
 GENIN. 2l4, Broadway.
 Oc-Au.hos of the Illustrated History of the Hat. New York. May ls' IS46 a S3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
DR. TOvvNYEND'S SARSAPARILLA
THE MoST Ms1r ExTHACRRsRNfAbR!f Ex rs5s RsoRfb! ANOI

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MkDI
 CINE IN THE WORLDS! |. This Extyaclie put up in Quart Hoattee. As six times cheaper, plcasanter, and warFansed superior 10 any sold. lt cures dlseese MMnSe. vomiting, purging. sickening, OA deoIlIsaung the patient. -
 The vreal beauty and superiority of th's Sai- Snnarilla over OIher medIcines Is, whlistn efaoa- c.,es d,sease, itinvig"raIes the body . IL ls onS Ot Il,s very hes, Spr'UE and ssmmeI mscle.nes s ever know a. It Aol only puffkes tue whole eye- fem and sVreCsshen. the person, but u cSealee new. rich and pure blOOd-0 Pwwer poesesee0 hv no other medicine. And fR thls Uee sne OTand secye, of its wonderful eUeeeas. H nas nnerIarmeN. within the past two peare, more than S5 coo cures oi severe eases ot dlsease- ai least 5000 ot these were considered 'ncofs- | hle. More than
 5000 cases of Chronic NneumaN"' 2O0O cases Of OyspePsia nf 1 400 cases of General Debility and went ot
 7.OOo st eases of the difEsren, Female Com
 a.OoS eases ol crofula 1900 cases of the Liver C"mpiaint;
 2'5OO cases of Disease Ot the Kidneys and
 sOoo % c"pes of Consump,ion; and ,housands of cases of Disease of the RI"od. viz; Ulcers, Erysipelae, Salt Rheum. Pimpes on the Face, &c. &c.; toge'ne! wlsn Side and Chest, Spinal AfectioDs, &c. &c:
 Th,s. we are aware. must appear lncfe d,ole | hut we have letters from phye'cians and o0t agents from all parts Ot the United States; m. Ermng us Of extraordinary cures. K. N..s vam Brskirk, one of the mos, respectable dr9eessts ;n Newark. New Jersey .inf"rms asthat he can reter ,o more than l5O cases ,n thai place aione'
 Thare are thousands of eases ln the city ot N | Vork. which we refer to with pleasure, ana to
 men of characl It is the best medicine tor D the prevention of disease known. It undouos' a | edlv saved the lives ot more than a 5000 Children the past se0soS' as |, removed the cause ot disease, and pre-
 nared them for the summer season.
 United States Officer.
 can,s;n G. w. Mclean, member of the Le.
 1T; Istnre. and late of the United States Navy, ba kindly cent us the following certlncate' IL =, 'e" ''S RAILWAY, June 25, 1887. 4 S.l { ,,rsince, was ,oken with ,he lnHnen2a S.gs5. .,ny whole sys'em,Ie' deo.l,,s'sd I,s s, 4 was 'iisssSsaSer taking T'hIa d u,J, ~l.' ""S Trry SnSsss 'n~sl5sSss,"eo4 ssshsye4 l. trely t0 the sald SasSS.s SsAA y
 ,attng n. and fnd thSf' a5ss N e hsi,sve ,ha} II saved wy~%a.SskA - be wllhuut il under any c"osIcSF ID Ssrafnia cured n This certificate connIuslVe|N proves thst " c S.rsannrlln has perfect c0ntruiGVef the mOsr' Il ohstinnte diseases ot th 1hO"d. Fhree De sons
 cured in one house is unprecedented
 Three Children.
 Dr DrT.wnsend-DearSi Sir: have the pleasure
 ,o infnrm you that two ot my children have been !. .ured of the Scrofua by the use of your excel n leni medicine. They were afflicted very 60
 verev with bad sores. Have o"ly taken tour
 bo,les. It took them away, for which feel
 myself under deep obligation. Yours TSnAc w GRAIN,
 M v-L March A. l5O, Wooster st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
entS,

JUS, will e Mea> Re HB- erican nd Rp
 tRcers unleeI straled mcicni pro NbtSS nation. ubscri- !.:a>: .a: 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

,SsS HEIR instruments are made "P""
 >Nincipies enliielp new, and produce a -, >,yS%one hitherto unatained in reed
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17

OHAD, MACKEREL. &c. ya.t received S C,nn. RIvsY Shad, MsckeEcl: sTd & Pork
 ] une lS, Isae- C. ADAMS & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
kG. B. & T. HALL.

AK7OULD respectfully inform the inhabitants Sv of Kent and it's vicinity, that they have de arrangements to ke.p cons,an,ly r'n,s;" on hand Ais,ing of every garment necessary to clothe n; aIso all kinds of Chidrens Clnthes' ger with a general assortment ot Trim (which they can sell as cheap as can be would give notice also that tley have nv ofG, c. SCO1T'S American Re- Aiuns from New York city,. which bose of to Tailors in the adjoining ne as they can he purchased m fe. Any person wishing Scotts bort Of Fashions, can. hy address G. B. & T. HALL, Kent Plains, any where in or out of the state Ire prepared to cut and make all knts in he line of bus'ness, al d in the best possible manner,
 promptly attended to.
 c B & T HALL.
 nh. April lS4S. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
ar oa.fs 1.a,. fhc soala klfEaEN

Daniel B. Brinsmade, WosA.oe;on David C. Sanford, New N'i'oros Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
 Richard Smith. Sharon, .,
 Frederick Kellogg Cornwails Nelson Brewster. Goshen.
 Wm M Burran, Canaan,
 Donald J. Warner, Salisbury,
 s; iclo D. \. SS,,Gray' ,ra,;' & Norfolk. Roger H. Mills, New Hartford, George D. Wadhams. Torrington' Lewis Smith, Harwnton. Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
 Jobn c. Amber, Rethlem,
 Leman w Cutler, Watertown, John Abernethy, Woodburv,
 David c. Whiulesy, New Preston, GeorpeP Tallmadge, Warren. Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings Insured gan appy to either ofthe Agents, or to the Sec retary. \ JASON WHITING. Secretary | L:.chfield, July ', 164S. iamly
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
eeegros.s or she Company.

WILLIAM BEEEF, President,
 t9Ill FER GOODWLN., 7TeSs"'e''
 TgSyy,A~ WHI7LA'@, ScsTsfa's,
 kgsP'Pr faF%. ,nr, WILLIAM BGERE. tFtiiht,N, Ft5it, IF s5sS ssisS' OLIVER GOODWIN . C.s< q ! ! ;,NE3sH S;F,2SHf !, :. G RECKWITH, DAVID e'',$,,,gs.IlS1'T .,$ ~ 'TA>'-''' GF0RcE e. WOODRUFF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
LITCETlIIsl INITIAL FIRE INSURANCE COmrANA'

COmDenr hesbeepS pSTs ,n "rrSS1S "rrSSsre ,ssue, N Years ending July 2, iSAS' ana "sNe'S 'S'~~' ''IV Am""n; % oi PrOper,yinsured during s.a IS. the time is, ~ | Sc1 6ll Amount of property now insured 's IOs1.O1- The whole amount of cash pTem- ums paid tint in. the | l''aSu'' GSia,474.ssI.9 To ;a,eres. s ~ ,eceivedon Loans l,llStS
 ls,.ssSslR Amonn, ofPremiums now charged
 "n the Books Mnac" GU" 2s. .2se 76I.2
 35,S2, ,75 The whole amount of Losses wticnn wcn
 have been paid is, $lOsoo To amduntO Ot expenses
 paid 70 Ageute. aud
 for lne plates, Bpoks o.oe1e
 Stationery &c is SOVo7O ,a lso .75 prs.en, rapital or funds of the Com. ZS60.,C' There is now m claims agaIns' the Co'''" u" mn tor losses-and durlng Ihe time II has Dee' ,n oneratiOn, there has not been any asSe'S''''" ma de op the charged premiums The expense of ofinsurance m t"is SoT'pay ", c,s v : dcfncb d Dwelling Houses has been but Q c'S i Ge the $iU0 per annCm,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-17
ke Feathers.

Be Feathers.
 bershave madearrange. pa constan supply ot Il Geese RSeath led with greatcare hy AefrOm 2Oto Solos,; Aimesanyquantity "a quantity they ko. as the best "a purcha sed 0 ribelres informs pt Litch. y, tha' to tht door. puse has D' bth ast' bne tn tn ce. Ma paymeI OW N.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22
DIR. TOWNSEND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SARS AP PARIL L A.
GREAT SPRING Il SUMNER MEDICINE
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDl.
CINE IN THE WORLD.

\ TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDl.
CINE IN THE WORLD.
FItHiS Extract is put up in quart bottles, ii Is
| Il SIX times cheaper, prasanler, aud warrant
ed superior to any sold. II cures diseases with
out vomiting, purglng, sckenlng or dcbllitalng
the patient
! The great beauty and superiority ofths Sar-
Saparilla over all other medicines Is, while 1t
eradcaeS disease, it invigoraes the body. II
is one oil the very best Spring and Summer
medicines ever known; II not only purites the
whole system aud strengthens the person, but
il creates new, pure and rich blood power
possessed by no other medicine. And IN this
lies the grand secret Of its wonderful success
1t has performed within the last two years
more than 81, 900 cures of severe cases oi aus
ease at least 9 900 were considered lncmIape'
! II has saved the lives OF more than oooo Cpi'"
DREN TIE PAST SEASON alone.
More than 3. 900 cases Of Chronic Rheuma-
tism
900 cases Dyspepsia
IWJl cases ofGeneral Debility and Want oi
Energy.
1000 cases Of Scroiula
500 cases of the Liver Complaint
2'5OO cases of Disease Of the Kidneys and
Dropsy
2,0UO cases of the Gravel;
1000 cases of Sick Headache;
I,5OO cases of The DropSy;
5000 cases of Consumption.
And thousands Of cases oi diseases Of the blood,
viz Ulcers, erysipelas, Sallrheum, pimples ON
the face, scald head, tetter, Neuralgia, Nc. Ne,
together with numerous cases Of sick headache.
pain in the side and chest, spinal affections,
sc. &c.
Hundreds Of cases of Sis and nervous diSeaS-
zee. originating IN debility have been entirely
cured, and thousands o. ease oi dvsrersls, di-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22

DEATHS FROM CLAMs.-In our last paper
We published the death of MIR. John Newland
Of Marblehead, caused by the eating of clans.
IN addition to this, we learn that there was a
similar death occurred in Lynn, on Sunday
last, tho victim being Scotchman employed
in the print works in that town, named VIM
Austin, aged about 80, who ate few raw
clans upon the borders of Saugus river on
Sunday afternoon, and expired in commissions
shortly aftcr.-Salem Register.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-22
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