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Newspaper

Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1847

Page

3

Evening Train Collision Near Webter Station

The Norwich bound accommodation passenger train collided with derailed cars loaded with iron near Webter two miles south. Engineer Adams killed. fireman injured. Joseph Stackpole and family escaped. several passengers wounded but later survived. Police noted other local items and notices from the Vermont convention and various society reports.

Webater Norwich Adams Joseph Lewis Stackpole

Local notices and tragic deaths in early Burlington and area

The Burlington Free Press reports the deaths of two men in an accident near Stone's Prairie and the likely fatality of others trapped by shifting sand. Also noted are the deaths of Patrick Duncan Bart Reagan James O'Mally and James McGrath with Reagan’s widow left with two orphans. A separate item records a bite incident near the North Ring, with a young woman dying days later. The issue mentions a patent for a gas-producing attachment for kitchen ranges and stoves in England awaiting US securing.

Faeren Fova Patrick Duncan Bart Reagan James O'Mally James McGrath Reagan Burlington Pree Press Hyororouta Stone's Prairie Pike Co Free Trade England United States

Brighton Market Reports Beef Cattle and Swine Prices

Market inventory lists 480 head of beef cattle 40 cows and calves 620 swine and sheep with price tiers for beef cattle among first quality 6 75 to 7 dollars and second tier 6 75, cows and calves sold at 23 to 37 dollars per head. Swine include large barrows selected at 6 cents and sows at 51 20 with small pigs 6 cents. retail prices 6 86.

Boston Daily Advertiser Brighton Moxpay

Practitioner Devotes Himself to Medicine in Bristol

He will practice Medicine and Surgery in Bristol and nearby areas. For now he can be found at Dr J Houses office or at his lodgings at the Bristol Hotel dated June 26.

Bristol J. Houses

Drury M D Announces Bristol Medical Services

S. S. Drury M D offers professional medical services to Bristol residents. Office located at the Apothecary store of Sripgs and Victory. Residence at 3& Chatch street. Date June 5.

S. S. Drury Bristol Sripgs & Victory Chatch Street

Paine Urges Bristol Calls for Dental Services

J W Paine surgeon dentist invites professional calls from residents of Bristol and vicinity at Mrs Baowntnu's corner of Slope and Chisrel streets. All work will be warranted satisfactory to the patient.

J. W. Paine Urgeon Bristol Mra. Baowntnu’s Slope Chisrel Sts

Doctor advertises medical services in Bristol lodging house

The subscriber announces from Mrs. M. A. Brownine's boarding house in Bristol that he has taken rooms to practice Medicine and Surgery. He offers advice and attendance on the really poor gratis. L. A. MARTIN, M. D.

Bristol M. A. Brownine L. A. Martin

New Bedford Oil Market Week Ending July 19

New Bedford reports better sentiment across descriptions with sales at improved prices. Sperm whale oil totals 698 barrels at 95 cents, 700 barrels in lots at 6 1/2 cents, 340 on private terms. Whale oils show about 1700 barrels at 31 1/2 cents with 850 barrels NW Coast at 34 cents and 1000 barrels at 35 cents, 500 dark for export at 31 1/2 cents, 250 part-ground whale oil at 32 1/2 cents, whalehone oils 29,000 pounds NW Coast at 28 cents and 9,000 tons South Sea at 29 cents.

New Bedford South Sea

Testimonial of Suco Patient’s Cure by Saraaparilla and Tomato Bitters

A letter from Suco dated January 23 recounts a four year battle with a facial and bodily skin humor that resisted many cures. The writer credits Saraaparilla and Tomato Bitters, after physician advice, with a complete cure and urges others to try the remedy as a viable medicine.

Suco Mr. Drown Ryan Briggs & Drury

Anti-Billious Ville Request and Wild Cherry Cure Ad

A 1840 Sumterville letter requests five hundred boxes of Anti-Billious Ville sent to J Miller in Charleston. The page promotes Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry as a cure for consumption and other ailments, noting its medical approval and availability through Briggs & Drury.

Sumterville D. C Dr. Peters J. (. Miller Charleston Menry Haynsworth Bayley and Briggs & Drury America Wistar

Local Matchups and Marriages Reported in Brief Notices

To this town on Tuesday last at the South Christian Church by Rev Mr. Boreham Mr. Joseph D Garcier and Miss Susan G DeCoasier. to pty on the 14th last Wm H Newman Esq of Maryland and Miss Gertrude daughter of the late Jonas Mintura Req of New York. In Pall River 17th Mr aa Boyle and Miss Catharine Kearns both of Pall River.

South Christian Church Boreham Joseph D. Garcier Susan G. DeCoasier Wm. H. Newman, Esq Maryland Gertrude Jonas Mintura Req New York Pall River Aa Boyle Catharine Kearns

Death notices and funeral for Mrs Susan Livesey and others

In Newport on the nineteenth inst from Christopher and Amanda Bliven a five year old died. In Tiverton Mrs Priscilla Gray aged about seventy three. In Weir Village Mrs Susan C Livesey wife of Rev William Livesey aged forty four died Friday morning July sixteenth. The Taunton Democrat reports a sorrowful obituary praising her piety and domestic virtues, noting a sudden illness likely from arterial rupture and lung ulcer, and that funeral rites were held at the Methodist Chapel with Rev Isaac Bonney delivering a doctrinal address from Jub 12. The bereaved husband and community offer support in this time of loss.

Newport Susan Christopher Amanda Bliven Tiverton Sihinet Priscilla Gray William Gray Weir Village Suran C. Livesey William Livsey Methodis E. Church Decessed Isaac Bonney Pawtucket Hivaband Taunton Democrat

Maritime arrivals and movements in a 1847 New England journal

The Marine Journal lists vessels arriving at and sailing from ports including Fall River Providence and New York on July 17 to 23 with steamers Bradford Durfee King Philip and schooners Wm H Allen Emeline Arion and St Patrick. Memoranda note ships Rhode Island Sarah Arselia Virginia Planter Rio Barton Emeline Cordeco Cordova and others at various ports.

Bradford Durfee Borden Fall River King Philip Brayton Providence Allen Springer Greenwich Arion J Ludson Jordan Belir Charlotte Wicks Phils Norris & Barns Wm H Allen E Greenwich Aerial Hatch New York Spars Crandall Cora Rasterbrooks Perry Woolsey Willard Dennis Franklin Burt Dighton Emeline Simmons St. Patrick Yale Charlotte Philadelphia Vera Cruz Rhode Island Fletcher Unc Havre Sarah Arselia Batman Appalachicola Virginia Littlefield New Orleans Schr Planter Lawless Galveston Rio Sehr Barton Winslow Warren East Greenwich Smith Boston Cordeco Gifford Carracoa Aratdo Cordova Ingraham Baltimore

Brig Smithfield Encounters Heavy Seas Off Bombay Hook

Brig Smithfield of Providence driven by a gale from Philadelphia to Boston was run into near Bombay Hook by a New York ship. The vessel was dismasted except her lower masts, bulwarks and rails carried away. She grounded on Pea Patch Island in mid voyage and leaked. A steamboat was sent to tow her off but lightening may be needed.

Smithfield Providence Baker Philadelphia Boston Bombay Hook New York

Whalers sail from New Bedford and Sag Harbor

The log lists vessels including the Minerva at New Bedford and Endeavor at Simon s Bay with Seabury and Hamblin in the Indian Ocean. Bark Superior sails from Sag Harbor for the South Atlantic. The Sarah and Walker and Yeoman are noted near Rio de Janeiro or under orders from the Brazilian government.

New Bedford Minerva Seabury Indian Ocean Endeavor Hamblin Simon's Bay Cgh Post New Suffolk Sag Harbor Superior Royce South Atlantic Rio Janeiro Sarah

Appointment of W Dearth as agent for Dyer medicines at 26 State Street

The agency for Charles Dyer Jr s Medical Preparations appoints W Dearth as agent to sell popular medicines including Dyer s Healing Embrocation Whitney s Croup Cordial Hemorrhoidal Pills and Ointment Orange Flower and Orris Tooth Paste and other reputable remedies at 26 State Street and general medical goods.

Charles Dyer, Jr W. Dearth Dyer Whitney Uby State Street

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