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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

The p%tnstgeheYi' calculated tbs good ba-
tufed passenger
" tatsrf ing NTH fAs edesrs g ME boai
IL q eefG islieata maliefih maekly and aHi
etly fslhahed The owner, ~ lH stll sSayed
he head Hb1dt aud still sawed away. The
boat %thfbahab, and Tbs naKt mo 0eht the
cabin wa haIffall 1T wataf, y
Tho llHbaafd, together with herieatge
and machinery, proved Il total loss, The On
ests, crew aud passengers, saved them.
selves by means If a yaWli tho NV nsf
swain ashore with his Hille Oh lef his
right arm and tbs b0W In his mouth. No
IhslfhmRbL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

You atp authorised ~ announce Thobias
nlls M rARlfllta FOR the etiAe VI constable,
il WnFi No. l.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24
EDEEMO%D uEEEH
-IIAEl ItnE.rKnnEI

y iA8AtyH, GfeGisf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-10-24

Nno ara auihafiapd IT, announce Charles
10 Raw a. candidate Iur the Office Of ev1sie-
tta. IN \, and Na. VI
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31
Ncw Aopertisemcnts.
NEWPORT
PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
RI Union Bank Building,
Tiaalales-street.

S'liE subscriber would respectfully c,vc
notice. to the Ladies anu gentlemen oi
This place and virlnly, HAT b. has taken and
rht9d HE rooms lorp'rly occupied hy him,
IN The X. !, Union Bank Duinlag. for the
purpose of executing MINIATURES by
the Daeuerrc0iype Process. Having bat q
short time since returned from New. York.
with all The LATEST IMPROVEMENTS be fee :
icohlden, that no can give those thai will
honor hln with a cali, miniature superior IN
tone, and finish, To any ever before offered
TO the public. aud at prices that cannot lai Ia
please.
None know how to appreciate these Miniu-
tores, until they are called to part with q
near relation, or an Intimate friend, when
perhaps II mny be too late, to catch the light
ere their shadow fades therefore those thni
wish n correct Likeness, ns well as 6ne PIC
torc, OF themselves. o. friends, viii do well
10 give an early call.
Any pcrs0a having fine Paintings Portraits
or Miniatures, Gun buyc them copied with
great accuracy.
These Niinlutnres can be act in L.ockets
Pins, Frames, Cases, &c. to SUIT the pur.
chaser.
! Persons sitting for Miniature at these
rooms, is warranted perfect Likeness or no
charge
Miniatures can be taken M accurate in
cloudy weather, as IN pleasant, between the
hours oi 8 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ.
WILLIAM A. JUDSON.
! Newport, March 81, 1916
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

LEcTWA--The lecture bseorv the
LyceumNb0N ednesday evening was by
the Rev. Mr.. Thayer, of Newport
His subject, five understand his theme
correctly, was the tendency of the pres
ent and Of past ages to launch into en-
tromes and to vascillate from one ex-
treme to The other-from the destructive
to the conservative. He illustrated his
sub ject by numerous lacts-and showed
very clearly that the course Of neither
the destructive nor the conservative,
when carried out, could be made subser-
Went to the best interests of society or
Of nations. The one, however humane
and philanthropic at its commencement,
soon became rcstive and uneasy, rush
ing recklessly onward to overthrow its
antagonists, and thus by its own course
prevented the accomplishment of the
very object at which it aimed. The
other, by its inactivity and wan. ofener-
gy, fell into the opposite extreme.
Neither accomplished the objcc, sough,
for-because both over acted their parts
the one in doing too much and the
other in doing nothing. The light and
aid Of Christianity, to point to and guide
in the medium course between The two
extremes, the lecturer contended were
indispensably necessary to produce the
desired results. The lecture was writ
ten in very pure and chaste language.
The sentiments and principles were
sound and easy to be understood. The
manner was easy and the articulation
clear and distinct-but had the lecturer
been somewhat less rapid in speaking
his remarks would have been better un-
derstood and with less exertion on the
part Of the hearer. Ii was decidedly
among the very best lectures ofthe sea
son.-FaH Rirer Monitor.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31
HERALD AND RHODE-ISLANDER.

The COMMITTEE OF PArENTs, Or
ganized in New Yora for The purpose of
protecting the rights Of inventors, are
oow al Washington, for the purpose Of
procuring law TO be passed more ec-
iectually to accomplish this purpose
The recent decision of the United States
Supreme Court, IN the planning machine
case, gives an indication tha, the lribu-
nails are determined to lend their aid iD
doing justice 10 inventors, aud to punish
'nir'ngers, bm SKILL the laws at present
are imperfect and inadequate.
/ The case Of HE inventor and discover
er 81 the improvements in the India Rub
Der manufacture, Is second To none proba-
bly since the patent machine and, i.
we might take the opinion Of eminent
men, IL Is inferior 10 nothing since the
time of The Cotton Gin. Yet, MIR. Chas
Goodyear, the inventor Of these improve
ments, has found his rights constantly
lnfringed upon from the time he began
his labors. The law, it is true grants
redress, but only after long suits. The
recent decision Of the Patent Office
cost Alr. Goodyear, according to the
New York papers, nearly two thousand
dollars. So important as il in the eyes
OF those who were pirating on his patent
to carry the point. In addition to this,
he has been subject TO years Of the most
INCREASING calumny, without any provo
ca'Ion,except in prose ecuiing the guilty in
the courts Of law.
A very considerable portion of the vio-
latlons OF Goodyear's patent is 10 Phla.
delphla. Merchants are not aware,
moi only that they are liable for all the
profits they may make, but also for all
the damages which they may bring upon
the patenlee for selling India Rubber
goods, though years may elapse after
the time Of sale. And they are also
without redress upan The manufacturer,
even if he be able 10 indemnify them.
They should, therefore, if they venlure
on the experiment Of selling goods no.
made under the patent, take strong
bond Of idemnity, with sufficient securi-
ties against loss. Otherwise they may,
years hence, be subjected to making res
titution long after the transaction is on,
of mind.
In the Eastern States there are no vo-
Iations Of Goody ears patent The manu-
lacturers there who violated it, have
been prevented by the courts from going
on with their Illicit business-that is, the
one or two who were at one time guilty.
-Phila. News.
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sA. SHIP NEWS. A.
PORT OF NEWP RT.
All RIVE ID.
THURSDAY, March 2G.

THURSDAY, March 9G-
Brig Ociario. Doughty. from Fall River.
Scb'r-. Cyghei, Brayrr, from Nantucket tor
Phila.; Caledonia, My. I'm Providence Tor Al
bany sun I!,wes. I'm Norfolk hr Boston
Lnpwlng, Smell im Norfok for Fail River
zen Lafayette. Chacc, Prov for Boston
Leandcr, Spencer, Easl Greenwich ior Al
Sany.
Propeller Eudora, Brown, Fall River fo'
New York.
FRIDAY, March 81.
Sloop Excel, Bennett, Fall River for New
York.
Steamer Massachusetts, Potter, N. York
for Providence.
SATURDAY, March %.
Brig. Confidence, Bailey, 90 days I'm New.
Orleans, with corn to Geo. Engs; Delaware,
Borden, fin. Fall Eiver .or ApaIachicola.
Schrs. Increase, Wesicoii, fan Prov for
Phila Ioseph II. farmer, Gibbs, do lnr Bali.
more iluldrr u. West, Spelman, do. for n.
York Liyinia, Nirkcrsob, fn. Boston for Al
bany Rambler, Hopkins, I'm. Thomastor
for New York ; Bliza Brown, Brown, 6 days
! I'm. Charleston.
1 Slo"ps Tecumsrh, Ash, Prov. for n. York
Moses Eddy, Bii'en, do Cor do; Three Broth.
ers, Burgrs, Prov. for Norwich South Kings
ton, Welley, im, South Ferry.
SUNDAY, March 90.
Sch'rs. Richmond. Thatcher, fm Norfolk, FOR
Digbion Engineer, Whiting, fm do for Prov
Gentle, Atwood, iip do for Dghlon Eliza
Eldrcdge, FIN Portland for New York Harriet
X Hannah, Bowen. I'm Phila. with coal for
n. GiH'ord.
SIoops Vieilant. Heath, fm New York, for
Prov. Ricnzi, Durfee FIN Prov. for New York;
Active, Goldssith, fun New Yush, for Ware.
ham.
MONDAY, March 80.
| Sch'rs. II Wesicoti, Vance, FIN Phila III
Eam, Crane, fin Camden Adams, BAKER, fin
, Wareham for Phia
MEMORANDA.
Brig Echo, Smith, was at Havana, I2lIi inst
uDc,
Spokea March lG, lat 90, lon 81, brig Gen
Cobb, Hammond, fm New Orlcans, for Anti.
qua.
Ship VIM. Engs, Boss, arr at New York 18th
INST, 90 days I'm New Orleans.
brig Rowena, Wilson, arr at Phila. 2ith,
I'm Porto Cahsllp
| Brig Prince d. !oinyilc, Gardner, arr at sa
vannah 23d, fm Havana.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

The Charleston Mercury, Mr.. Cal
houn's organ, announces the defeat OF
the Radical "DemocracyN IN New
Hampshire, and very good naturedly
adds, &C Ii is said the defeat has been
produced by 'the whole Of Oregon
the Democratic majority having gone a
wool-gathering up into latitude 54 deg
40 min, which is believed to contain the
valley of VI" Salt River. ''-.4iias.
Who would not be good natured al
such result
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31
at GoF's
NEWSPAPER OFFICE g. PERIODICAL
DEPOT.

NJ EW and Popular MUSIC,-n beautiful
~ assortment arranged for the Piano Forte
and Flute, received THIS DAY from New
York. Also, Instruction books for Flute, Pi-
ano, and Violn-toge,her with q variety OF
new and Popular'Works.
Also expected this day, an assortment OF
Flute, Violins, Clarionets. &c.
NEW BOOKS received Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays.
O. Subscribers wanted 10 Magazines
furnished free of postage. Ladies and Gents
please send in your orders at No. SO, Thames
street, and they will be promptly attended
10 WM. GOFF.
March 10.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

PRoPosED FAIR AT WAsulNcroy.-
The friends Of Walkers Tariff bill hay-
ing been busy in exhibiting in one of
the Committee Rooms at ashinp,on.
specimens of British Manufactures, for
the purpose Of showing how cheap they
can be furnished in the absence of pro.
tcctiug duties, number of the friends
of American manufactures at Washing.
ton have proposed Fair for the exhi-
bi.ion Of domestic goods, with view of
aiiording an opportunity Of comparison
with those Of foreign origin. The fol-
lowing notice on this subjcc, has been
published in the National In,ellisencer
We presume that further information
viii be given of the arrangements for a
national exhibition Of the skill of our
artizans at the capital. Bost .4ds.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31
The Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Agent inr The above Company, ~ thIs
town and VirInliy IL now prepared la f'crls'
applcalluhs from those whn may wish I" ri-
.ccl insrrance on ibeH LIyes, receive Annui-
ties or t,uG0w wmenls.
For particulars ~ TO rates, pf"'nium'. &c,
app'y to JOHN u NORTH AN, Hg,M
G. C"rrnN, NJ. y. Mrdlcnl Eyrmncr.
\. Is This Company promises ndvhnla-
g"s Tor Life Insurance. WHICH are offered by
no similar lnSilIninn IN iliis country. and l.
now doing very successful bn-inrss. having
ISSUED since the 1T Of May, Il7i Policies.
the premium on which amount 10 Sl00,9 0,9D5
81 cts.
Newporl, MaseG2i. 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

WAsHINoroN, Friday, March 81.
THE WAR EsTIMATEs--AN EX-
PLOsION COMINC--CURIOUS DIS
CLOSURES.
The Senate have struck their flag a.
gain ill Moday.
The admonitions they have had from
the Union aud from other quarters hav.
done them nn good.
They still pr"crasiinale and hesitate
in The discharge OF their duty as laid
down by the Baltimore convention.
The Senate will not act ill the Uni
corn shall have arrived.
The estimates sent TO the committee on
naval affairs, on the 9Th Of January
were for FORTY-THREE WAR STEAMERS,
and total addition Of seventy-fve YES.
sells to the navy.
This, together with the ten vessels re
commended, involved an expenditure OF
forty millions Of dollars =!
This measure the President has sane
iioned, and so informs Congress, in his
late message concerning the necessity
OF warlike preparations.
There is another queer Thing about il.
On the I8ih Of January a bare letter
came from the Departmen Mt proposing the
seventy-five vessels. These we're 10
estimates with il.
The subject was referred 10 MIR. T.. b
King to draw bill. Mr.. King iher
applied personally for the estimates or
which to frame the report and bill, and
aher much delay procured them.
The Oregon party are getting deeper
and deeper into the mire. II the Sc.
nate will only remain inactive, the whole
matter will end in farce.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

Whaling. This business continues
TO be dangerous to those engaged active
ly in il, and none but experienced har-
pooners should be permitted 10 strike a
whale: the danger to the boats and hands
is imminent. A letter dated Maui, Oct.
i6, l845, from on board the ship Joseph
Meigs, states that while on the N. w.
coast, June 8, she had boat stove by
"A whale, and ono man, Joseph Anken,
killed, and another, benjamin Ogden,
badly hurt. The ship Golconda, oi
New Bedford, in May last, also had n
boat stove by n whale, and two men
killed, named Charles Robbins anu
John Montgomery. Tho ship llnn'ress,
Sherman, of New Brdfo,d, pm, away
from the ground in August, '~" boats
stove aud two men wounded. The
ioicoada on The Goth 81 May, IN lat. H.
N lnu III W. boarded by hcav,
sea, which swept away her lee boats and
did considerable other damage about the
decks. " y Sun.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31
March 10.

| When ! met you the other dag you appear
ed 10 be almost choking with the asthma
thought you could not live long, your diff
Guilty Of breathing appeared so great. And
now you appear TO be nearly well. Wba,
has produced this great change All, re-
piled the person, have found a remedy.
have suffered for yenrs beyond conception
and never yet met with relief like that which
is produced by DR.. Folgcr's Olosaonian, OF
All.healiDg Balsam. 1t relieves the brea,h.
ing mmcdiately-checks the deep and Try.
ing cough, and enables mo to fall into O
quiet sleep, from which awake refreshed
The remedy is worth its weight in gold Ia
any person who suffers as have suffered
Such is the accounts given of the wonderful
effects Of this remedy, that it not only act,
well in asthmn, bui in cases OF dyspcp,c con
sumption, coughs, colds. bronchitis, pains in
the chest, side and oil affections of the lungs
or wndplpe, it is great beyond comparison
One trial will convince the most scep'ical OF
It's virtues.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

IT'D TIE new and commo =
&C., e'"p. c"p' Ii''S'' &C. | wool',r 1c%"i ;
q Sss-.sll III commence running reg. d.
ularly between Newport and Fall River IN
connection with the Fall River and Boston
Rail Road, on Monday, March 30lh-Lcav-
my Newport twice duly. morning md after
noon. and arrive in Fail River IN season for
the morning and afternoon C,rs for Boston,
Taunton and New BIdlord.-Returnlng, will
leave Fall River on the arrival Of The morn
ing aud evening Cars from Boston, Taunton
and New Bedford.
The Steamer will ionch ai Bristol Ferry to
aud from Newpor, to land and receive pas
sPnCers.
o. Fare between Fall River and New
port 80 cents. Tickets from Fall RIVER Ia
! Newport and return same day 75 cents.
FOR -lORK.--PassangeF by the
/ Perry will arrive in Newport in the evening
in season for the steamers for New York
aud passengers from n. York IN The morning.
wall arrive IN Ncwpor in season tor the Perry
! for Fail River and arrive IN Taunton and
New Bedford by s or 6 ! 2o'clock a. NJ. Ivy
/ RAJ! Road March 81.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31
At,ftions.


WiH be sold al Public AUCTION, on FRI
day, he Sd day cI aprii mri, al 8 o.
cio"h, a. NJ, al he Store recently occu-
pied by jVm ID. Callahan, dee
l'IIE SrOCE IN TRADE belonging to
the E4','" ui snid d"cesscd. consisting
of great variety "t BOOKS, STATIONA
RY. &C.. among which Is about 30 rcanis of
superior Wu'ing Paper.
Also, u CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
comprising nearly 1000 VOLUMES. Con-
dnions ~ time und place.
=. T.. CALLAHAN.
BY her Aitoril'y EpwIy WILBUR. Adnirs.
PETER p. REMINGTON,
0-F>Thc Provdrpsc Daily Journal-Wn'-
rem ;Slsrand Fall River Monitor, are request.
I'd To uren the above, aud forward bills to
he Adn'rs. Mar 26.
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IfoUsE or RErEEsESrATIvEs, Mar. "a, Is46

With n view to furnish correct information
in regard to the eharaetar, prices and eztent of
American Manufactures, Us well as 10 correct
misrepresentation on that subject, the under.
signed respectfully invite tho Artisans, Me.
chanics and Manufacturers ofthe United States
to send specimens of their various productions,
with their prices, to be compared with the
British manufactures SER. from Manchester.
aud now being exhibited.
Andrew Stewart, James Black, Jacob Ertmnn
James Thompson, }. b. Post. Adm. McIvaine,
Richard Rrodhead, los Burlington, John Blanchard
Alex. Ramsey, John Sirohin. James Pollock
Moses Mcl.eaIl, John II. Ewing, Z. Darracb.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-31

The plain inference TO be drawn from the
lengthy and interesting letter of that well
known and highly esteemed physician, DR..
Freligh of Watervliet Centre, Ncw.York, is
that there could be no possible duplicity on
the subject. lie saw his beloved daughter
raised like as from the dead, and the sight
was SO astonishing, so unexpected, lba, he
gavc over all his former prejudices, and cx-
tended to the proprietor The warm gratitude
Of his overnowing heart Ills letter on the
occasion, accompanies each bottle OF Mr.
&. BrinckerhoT's Health Restorative, which
medicine was the happy means os efIecting
the cure
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oak ROW. No. e.

81 THE subscribers have just re-
W. ccived from some Of The best Man.
NsaSA ufncturer's in n. York. the LARG
Co. EST and MOST DESIRABLE
stock Of HATS and CAPS ever offered in
this town consisting OF IA Cases Beaver,
NurIa, Moeskn, Pearl and Silh Hats from
81 to 50. Also 40 dozen Menu. Boys and
Chlldren's Cloth aud Velvet CAPS, Of tho
latest New York styles, which VIII be sold
as CHEAP ne can bo purchased NJ any store
in town. PARKER 8; WEAVER.
N. Il. Hats and Caps made to order a
the shoTtcsl notice. Mar. 3lst.
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Ncw I0pcrtiscnrnts.
NOs ICE.

<Rs The Arrangements Hi
the New Jersey Steam
E;SIags-T. ~ Navigation Co.wnh Slon.
cz.-ssssk. ington Railroad Company
for running the Regular Mail Line, will ter.
inmate on the BIS, March inst. aud the steam
crs Massachusetts, Narragnnset, Rhode IL
land and Mohegan will be withdrawn from
the route between New York and Sioniug,
ton. a Daily Line with these well known
and popular Steamboats, (which were built
expressly fo! Long Island Sound, and by
their construction, great strength and power
are specially adapted 10 i,s navisntionl will
then be rccs,c5lishcd At Reduced k6Sk n,.d
Rates for passengers and - en-
New York and Boston via bid
Newport direct, connecting ~ ton
and Providence Railroad.
QIPPassengers will leave eqe D. cry
afternoon, except Sunday = tlpse tSronf33
York, from established Per No ! Batter y
Place, reaching Providence and Boston at ap
early hour The next morning, after an lS1non
bic nights rest on board, without the
fort either of Ferry or OF being disturbed nt
midnight to change from Boats 10 Cars. now
so much complained of especially by ladies'
and families travelling between New York
and Boston. All the Steamboats, have CON
vcnient private State Rooms, and are fur
nishcd vii b Patcn, Life Boats.
N|The Steamer Massachusetts, in aniic-
ipatlon Of the above arrangement. has CON.
mcnccd running, and will leave New York
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
Providence on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Newport, March 81, 1876.
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Just Received at
NO. I, OAK ROW.

Godey's, Graham's s. Columbian Maga-
zines for April;
Gllroy or Weaving,
Over The Ocean,
Good Wives, by l.. Maria Child;
A good assortment OF cheap Music,
Also, lot of cheap PAPER lIANGlNGS.
Fire. board Patterns, Borders. aud Curtain
Paper. 6. f.. lIANMEfT, JR.
Newport, Mar. 81, 1876.
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HORSE IiADiSii.

~, DOZEN Ftrurh Ground HORSE RNUIsiI
Il 81; ssucc. ihi. de, received lrUm \ Work. Htd if
-sir ~ RInERS
Newport, Nsr,h .G. lsiC 81, 1hartc.-.I
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ENHON DS.

SOFT Shcilcd Almonds, ju.' received at
- RIDERS,
March 49, ~. Thnmps. ~.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-09-12
Take Your County Pener.

Twas night-and Sniggle to his wife
Lay talking as they were IN bed,
Ofall The i'll and care and strife
That fell upon his lifeless head
"Here have we been six years." quoth he,
"And still we find both ends don't meet;
I've worked as busy as abee,
And yet we barely live aud eat!
Our childlen have no schooling yet;
lndeed am ashamed Of Ben
Poor fellow, | am SO much in debt
'He's had no chance" though now past lca."
''But stop, how is iti" SAID his spouse,
"Our neghbor gets along so weIli
Have you not marked that farmer Blowse
Whate'er he has can alway seli
His boys, he says know far much more
Than those Vho've been to school year,
And then he always knows The law,
When goods are low and when they're dear
His farm, though not as large as ours,
Is fast improving every day
I'd like TO know what magic powers
He has TO help him in this way"
And would too, poor SniggIe thought
And so next morning forth he went,
To find where BlOwse his bargains bought,
And how he had so little spent.
Said Blowse-"dear sir, the thing is plain;
The question, no matter how you take her,
Is answered by the simple words
fs ALWAYS TAKE MY COUNTY PAPER,