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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10
STATE OF INDIANA'..
Vauderburgh County,


STATE OF INDIANA.,..
Vanderburgh County,
In IN. Circuit Court, in vacation July
81, A. ID. 1851.
Charles Schroeder.
Matilda StiBson,
Nancy Galloway,
Saleta Evens,
Berry L Stinson, In, rh.rc.yv
Rachael Dixon,
Missouri ctinson,
Ben. Stinson,
John B. StinsOn,
Frances p. Green and
Henry Clay otIDson.
a Nd now at this time, July Sd, 1851, comes
~ the complainant, by Irgle & Wheeler his 80
dislnteresled person this day flied that Berry J:
StInson, Rachael Dixon, Missouri Stinson and
fiances T. Green, are non-resdents u the State o
indiana,
Thsrefore, notice is hereby given to the said
Berry 2. Stinson, ia .haei Dixon. Miss ,uri ,tin-
and rance, z. q cen, that unless they appe II
and plead TO % answer the said con. ianant's piil
otcompa'nt on or Def ~ the calling o. the SINE,
the trst day If the ne xt term o said Court 10 be
held at the Court House IN Evansville, ON The An
Monday in September next, the same will be heard
ys-ssw sAM.L T. JENKINS, Clerk.
STATE OF INDIANA,t..
Vanderburgh County,
In the vanierbursh Circuit Court, March Term,
A ID. 1851.
Richard Raleigh,
Charles Jones.
Missouri A. Jones SJ'
and
Theodore McGinnis =
n ND now ut this III comes the complainant
n by counsel. and il appearing To the satIsfac
ton OF the Court, " the Sheriff. return TO the SUBJ
pen issued in thl cause, tina, Missouri A. Jones
aud Theodore McGnnis two Of the defendants in
this cause, not 1t this time residents Of the
State OF Indiana. On motion of the said compain-
ant, ii is therefore ordered, that notice OF the pen
dency OF this suit. between the said Missouri A
Joaes and Theodore McGinnis, by publication Il
this order for three weeks, successfully in the tv
ansvllle Journal, Weekly newspaper Of general
circulation, printed and published in Evansv lie,
in the County of Vanderburgh in tho State OF In
diana; and hat unless they appear and plead to
or answer the said COMPLIMENTS said bill Of COM
plalnt the same will he hearG and d-terTineI in
their absence, aud this cause is commended until
the next term OF this Court.
Copy attest, SA NIL i. JENKINS,
lyt-S5w Clerk
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SA CASES Ladies' aud childrens' onoes JUS
~ rec-ived and fer sale by
jail Sh. MAGHEE &co.
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L>LOUR..6O0 bbls and nalf bbls Wabash !. +
IL and Extra
ALSp.A few bbls Fancy for Pastry ase, ia
store and for sale by
ap23 FOSTER e. BROWN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10
MEDICINES.

DIR. s. d. HI OW e s.
SHAKER SARSAPARILLA!t
THE GREAT
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE!
tPurifies the Blood n Prevents Disease!
II PROOFA
A c HID SAVED!!
CURIOUS CAsE.-The following evidence is only
OF thousands OF similar character, and conclu.
si,ely proves that DIR. Howe's Sarsaparilla is one
Of the most effective remedies ever discovered
CINCINNATI, March Is, ls49.
DR.. Howe Dear Sir--Aiy son, when about six
month. old broke out with that dr. sodfyl d,seuss,
ScrofuIous Sores, over the face and body. and for
be suggested by my friends l also had The advice
Of six or seven OF the best physicians an the coun
try without efectng cure, and almost wished
the little sufferer dead, that it might be freed from
It's pains. During the last six months, the sores
We're SO distressing and painful, myself and wiie
were up with il night d day for weeks together.
aud had sirea UP all hope OF raising our lit
tie one. Al length friend advised US to try our
Shaker Saisaparilla. Reluctantly tried it, and
have to bless God for IT, for in 0 very short
time healed up the Sores so that there is scarcely
even scar to be seen. W only regret that we did
not hear OF, and commence using it sooner, as we
a,e salished II would have saved a great deal of
| suffering and expense. The child is now well end
hearty. We DO unhesitatingly consider your Sha.
ker Sarsaparlla one Of the pest preparations now
in use. JOHN STANSbURY,
Rose, between Front and Sec,nd Streets
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
In this and other cities. in their private ;ractce,
Recommend and use Dr. S. D. Hore': cHAKER
lSARSAPARILLA.
MORE EVIDENCE!
| Another remarkable Cure.
R READIT!A
1t Is from young law residing ia our city.
CERTTFTCATE TIE.
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APPETS...
l. case Lappet Muslns: reed this day, and for
sale ty JAS. LOW n Co.
je2. Ait Miil ST., Louisville, Ky.
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THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
In this and other cities in their private ;ractice
Recommend and use DR.. S. D. Hore': cHAKER
SARSAPARILLA
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14

a lui Cssons peu dit le chaudronner.
Je Iu Mtre
hale dc bus OH eta eie de
cacher. J ba
lie denx branches de la forcl, la
devan m na cntement de cote Les suvaient aent
la
pat? dit lie coninuan stl
brnchc dote les branches me
otc c fer gaucc pour or 1t les
semblient
dhebe fer de heva Tou garderent
veIts
n6ggc Iavoue; davancc prepare
Ia scene les accessories
mahe quclque
scmba er rreta Les enou
anx bagnee de coner semb oseier
enement de pne
veouaient les alentours dun buson do.er #s-. .
Creusez fappan sol du red de oau sous
talon. a#@a#A a+5.=#.& s9#a @
atot nvre, cntcndmes ben
ean ue dams la
chez. Nous dnconvenicrt monrcr ct
fscions. En-
mais remit auot
etc da ppe lor de premiere
Quan Claude await tout observe Dire contnua
garder TN silence raileur.
point pa la dse dnivoz
en- no.tra "a hasnci eeueles g
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14
FEUILIETON DU PIONNIER.

.saH@sss.
II.
LIE ROUI.EUR.

uon nett racc par proondcs indignant
direction qulc dt Ellie travcrsat tno d cult
wees hs bdec ca vicnx qnues touf de
honS dc dams les champs dcs cmn,es
pes doseaux ehhant
que chasat erSe des buenr To sraient sor
c cs entcndt nj bmen nj chants patre
% enhn les f brnc Ia
ondn la ceta In beaue
m ct do apes cce u ed brn Nous cedames
ehoemen nncc dc cctc eete;
u rouv dsnrc aso"s a'se tomber
avoue ceie
bhes eat
aextmt Parmi
m agnc'c dc cuer branches quill differences aires du
vent ctmnc sill cu youlu direction >8
Cest lie tanpie mecriai rcconnaisan marc jean
hu, qsa ironqncmcnt Ciude quill
"ent uhc magnetic Aaron?
che runco
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14

Z
en- ls49, a lepoquc dcs mtnorables
evencments de JUN, dams TN moment OH
toutc Ia France etait en- ebulIition, tan.
dis que cclu' pour |eqnrI les i"tcrpclIa-
tons ont ca lieu, tte lu en- 1851 a tou-
les les forces miitaircs de Paris ct me.
morahlcmcnt signe dun general bicn
trstemcnt memorable, un dc, Wallets dc
chambrc dc fEiystc, REBEL.
Louis Bonapartc, qui hcurcuscmcnt
pour la rep"b'iquc, entrclcnait dcpuis
Iongicmps de si man,ai> rapports aycc lc
general C'angar;icr, ma pas rtss,t a c
nouvcl aiiront. Il await f int d cubic,
cclui 9ui. dams les rc'nc> i S"Iory, await
porto attcintc Sc g'o,iolcs, mais il s'cst
souvenir, en- creant un nouycau ministerc,
du Soldat hardi qni a demasqne scs usur.
pations dc ronvoir. II la proscrit, il Il
"xlgc dc scs nonvcaux commits, (condi-
ton sine q"d non dc lcur tltvation) que
Changtrn'er pcrd't lc hant poste quill Il
o'jours 81 bicn occnre ct sans doutc,
Thc"rc OH nous tcrivons ccs lign"s, il Il
tire ccttc petite vengeance dc rAsscm
blGc ct du noble soIdat. QncIIe histc
manchc dams l., partic quill jonc!-Lc
passt mons inspire ccttc rtlexion, Fave
nir ne nous d:mcntira pas.
Du rcstc, Ia France est lc scul point
Oh les vioIons scmbcnt s'accordcr pour
fa're danscr lEnrope. La tentative pro-
bable dun coup d'ttat scra lc signal
dune nouyclIe revolution, Ia rtpnblquc
tr'omphcra, tout porte i le croirc, ct
alors, ma fol, alors il faudra dGscspercr
dcs republicans victoricux, s'ils nc pro-
ti'cnt point dcs lceons du pass6 ct s'ils ne
metcnt cn pra iqnc lcur sublime devise:
Egalitt, lihcr;c, fratcrnitt. -- Egalitt
guam i-'ne"e, |iberte E,rcpecnnc, frater-
mite pour les pcuplcs opprimts CONNIE
pour les pcuplcs librcs.
En- aprarencc rAng!ctcrrc SC prtoc-
c"pc bicn pc" dc &C qni Sc p,ssc an foyer
dn mouvenc"t Enroptcn. II ny est qucs-
ton que de In grrrrandc exposition in
lu~tricl|c. Albion en- est ivrc, ellie en-
est (o|lc, ellie donnc drs Getc,, ellie se
lait belle, ellie dcvicnt coqucttc.... c'cst
incomprthcnsibIc.
A Drcsdc, les conferences SC poursui-
vent, meis rirn men transpirc. Quelquc
qn'cIIcs soient, IL curiosi,e
men angmente gnercs. Les fcuiIles ne
lenr font pas l'honneus dn moin,ire com
mentairc, ct l:opinion E.it commc Ic
Les tro"pcs Prnssicnncs occupcnt tow
|onrs H,mbonrg, pratcs a fondrc sur les
d"ches, dams le cas- ci les conditions de
i'Antriche ct dc la Prussc nc seraicnt
point acrcptecs. C'est Ia unc prtcau-
tion inuti|r qni fit anjourd'hui autant
sonrirc de pi1ie qn'elIc mis- en- tmoi
] Europe dams le debut de cette question.
Qnant au Zollverain, que rAutrichc
va proposer. il nc sera pas acccpte sans
''nc puissantc opposition de la part des
vilIes ans6atiqucs.
L'iIustrc general Bem, qui a jout un
81 grand role dams l'insnrrcction dc la
Hongrie, Went de mourir 4 Alep OH il
await cmbrasse Ia fol musuImanc. C'cst
IA unc nonvclle 1ui aura un Ioulourcnx
reimbursement parmi les hommes qui ne
dtscspercnt point de Ia nationalit6 Hon
groisc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14
Ghro.sta,,c EuropeeMne.

Les nouvcIlcs du enlargement de mi
nistcrc SC sont plcincment conflrmtcs.
Lc cabinet Roher- -Barochc, dtja i CRU
element tprouve, du abdiqncr scs fau-
tcuils Ia suite dune nonycl!c hontc
don't rAsscmblec Legislative Ia abrcuvt.
lutorpclIt an sujct dun ordrc du jour
rarn6c dc Paris, le mnistrc de la
gncrrc sollicit,' en- vain un ajourncmcnt
lAsscmblec ordonnt que les inte,pcl-
lations auraicnt lieu immediatcmcnt
Aprts &C vote, lc general Chaugarnicr
est mont' 4 Ia tribune ct il ~ donnh lc
dement, Ic plus formcl an Journal dc re
ly<tc qni await public Get ordrc du jour.
Toutc Interpretation dcvcnait des &C mo-
mcnt inutilc; il ny await jnsqucs Ii quun
simple tch"c pour ie miniserc propos
dc Ia question d'a journcment.
Mais !. g,inGral CIiangarnicr nc s'cst
pas arrait IN >i beau chc.nin. Il a lou
Il que non settlement l'orire do Jour in
crimnt n'cxlste poiut. mais que lui, chef
dc toutes les forces mlitaircs dc In capi
tale, il rcconnait l'autorite de rAsscm
hlec Rationale Quill ma j,mas misc cn
doutc, il declare solrnnelIemrnt Quill &C.
coniormera touiours aux ordrcs qncll"
hi donncra pour 81 >dfeti: pcrsonnclIc o,
pour Ia sHrctt, de l'Etai.
C'cst cettc declaration patriotiquc ct
'ra'm"nt rfpublicainc qni etc lc coup
dc g'ace porte at ministere; c'cst sur
toni I'approbation dc limmensc majorite
del Asscmb|te Legislative pour &C noble
aycn d" Changarnier. q"i Il force Ia
retraite IN cabinet sans dignite.
Ccrcndant 'orJrc dn jour qui oc-
casionnt les Interpolation. cxistc bel ct
blcn ct dc plus il est >ignt par i'ho"ora-
bic g6neraI Ghangarnier; mais Get ordrc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14
NIARTIiE.

de louc chassaut vant i
Nous eho
occdnaes
J experience cspeces &c
pays aeis conp'gno'
lhoz II eta1 hou'nh
puison diligence, ason 'espo
Ia region pn'ic"", nembc so"vent u epace a'
Nos ha consequence
see; maj"
par gaop no "pc
Examen trc jea "oa'' 4
efsrset macher
dppontes conrctenp. dsh51os " C
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14

I'll toufe dhcbe de
Therbe Oh pousen rtpondt e chaudronnicr.
An de coudricr? rcpisje souran
II fHusa les epaues.
Quoiquon pauvrc pouan raon di
dedain.
Dependant JcnMc await Claude, quill sana me
bIa Difference resprctneus
demadi ometcr excmp dc contradictions expoaeur
dc dc rero pat hasard cee dc la ouc ndro
Mrc Jean
recam les chauonnier ambunt
nspcnabes, fognc dc ige don't
mouse camcsarc rcvoi les omnctsec
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-02-14
lE ploNNiER DE uASsoMpTIoN,
PuBLIE PAR
g. DEV1LLIERS
@ n;4Dtt5nne uu DourNsI:

aEONAEMENT Il Announcement est paya-
bic D'hvA*C..
FOUR uN AN :: -: -: $5 90
pDIR SIX MOI5 :: =: -: 90
Tout a5onn. qui voudra suspendre son abon-
c.reut. derra pr.yenir, par tcrit les tditeurs,
1uigza ours au moins, avant rexpiration du
irmestrp.
ANNONCES:--Pourl les insertions, ,annonces
avis etc.. etc les conditions scnt les snyantes
parcrS MoTs, pour Ia lcre insertion s 90
Pour lea insertions suivantes :: :: -: 80
On OK cute lmprimcre du f1oNNIER, ct ce,
aux prix les plus modcrcs, toutes espGcea d'ou-
.ragcs typographiqnes, (.'obs,) tells que, cARTEs,
FAcTUREs, PAMPHLETS, RLANcs. ETC, ETC.
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AYE, let tn. weave rig
VIA eaanoo . Tost' ....
rus. al =, b joy'ol '"''s'
tbs Elsd hour
R'rs 90, . VERY pal
Flus bssn.', ege, e.. Ao.fs.
Tbrobg road TOE
VIII nrrih sns l0''
p.as... .ss dOub' BATH '0's
over "a huns ,..,,.
T.sui $50 s' 20 cans
Hses oar o, ssss s,A,
r1t 10 ~ 'iss'y nso'
secs o'ss osI ssy
a. I'D sni's5 ,o'ce
% Tbsso s' Day
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cal Of the trains. bat owing to the ia'ene's Oh tue
hcnr lie singing was omitted

)DE
tAod vhVs our thants arse
To that tIst Power
Who from the 2 oom o. uiguf
Brirss the ar hour,
We 20 our f.Iihful 'reads.
Thaass NoDid ufsr too.
IWho through our penis past
St0oa tbe tired and tive.
Wsloy w'h YOU s'sy lsho-s dors,
Escr tonor@d gaest - greet,
Aat % - Queen Of Hadson's
wave
1 Ylelc lnvs ana honaEs meet.
lThen swell high ths festive strain,
shout snid tbs cs-non's roar.
lTntd BE- Oh tues waves convey
TIE echoes 70 each distant
nHHsU
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quent proceedings will do incscalable good. :,
settling other cases, aud PGtti0g stop TO al kiS'
mapping.
fhave rot space 70 write much more at pre,e,,
but will avail myself OF snoiner occasion 70 eivs
YOU some account of trade, miniDg ssrcalta,s
&c. Every day is developing some new ieata,,
Of this part of the world l. 10 the most extra,
binary country under Heaven volcanic vslls,
has Just been explored ABOUT hundred ml..
south Of San Francisco, st the head of Ma
Vslley, where springs gush forth, cold ana h.,
and columns Of boiling water and Of steam. ~
steam PUSHES out necessarily as ron the ESQ.,
pipe of & vessel ith load roar, and the &C.,.
are described as sublime nave seen so,,s 80.
beautiful specimens Of cry stalled sQlohg, g.
that locality. Some Of the waters are oe,r;fs;o-1
and will change the nature OF wood very ssn.ibi5,
in Is hours. The company of explorer. Of 49,
Prof Sheppard was the head, returned from ~.
expedition in ecstacy.
Coal too, has been discovered neIr Beniei, 1.
is said In large quantities. I viii not voach a.
the correctness of all that is said on this ,uAA~,
though kKor Of nothing t. the contrary. IT,
climate is delightful. The mercury has been -
low as the freezing point only on about four morn.
ipgs all Winter IL has rsined good de. in n.
last fortnight, and Mt DIsbolo an the coal r,nss
are covered with snow for the fr.s time since 80
Winter Flowers have been in bloom ali "a
season. There 10 now q rich bouquet on nyt,Ns
gathered from the al AGENT hills. For fova,.
this land exceeds any other In the wosld.-Bss
more next time. Yours, &c SAsFR.y.
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FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Stnriafies Of aIinIag.

Yhe Placer Tunes has N interesting ea'e''a,
ton Of the present population OF calLiofniN So
the yield of the mines, based on csre''' oO''
tim We couv the moot important paragraph
IT.. .,,i,a formulation Of tbs State we SET 10
O. a1Iooo which we divide as ioHo"s ~ :1-
no,,bern mines or that scope OF county, - -
ror,h Of San Francisco aod 80
.;vs . oopulstioa Of 10000 reaths' ~ -.
IN Of lis mining tribusanes' z@'VV.' -! -
AL o. q" pa.vaT liver. 4 OOO The American FORK,
1000 The southern mines, or al that portion OF
a. mining country Of California lying so1sn o, me
ans,icsn river. so 600 The San Joaquin valley,
n ooo. The city Of San Francisco, with the poPa
l.tion scattered in its i'm mediate neighoorooo1'
Is 600. The Sacramento valley, including alaooVe
San Francisco, 40 900. The coast, or tnss portion
nj the State which lies below San Fran ;lsco'
horde,ine upon the ocean, 20 900 making 10 all,
a population Of $4,000, which we believe is as
nearly correct az the means at hand will allow os
90 proximate. L.,;.. A.. oua-
sne third OF our citizens have actually been en-
Saeed 10 minisg After deducting that portion OF
eas noouIation which has been engaged in trade,
transporting merchandise, agricultural pursuits
And in moving from place 70 place, we think the
e,timate which we have made Ia fully a. great as
fact. will bear Us out ia giving We therefore
place the number Of persons who have oeen en-,
esged in mining the past year, at one hundreo
thousand These men, we VIII suppose nave
vorked three hundred days, and have produced
upon an average, three and one third dollars each
Der day which gives in the aggregate, one hundred
million Of dollars.
This amount OF sold dust, we believe has actual.
" been taken from the mines during the past
tv.lye months. which under ell the circunnstAnc
NAV be deemed an extraordinary yield.
The produce Of the mines for the coming Twelve
months. we believe will greatly exceed thai OF
the last In any event it can hardly fall short OF
the estimate we have given, while 1t may greatly
exceed 1t. IT,.
we think it is bat reasonable 10 believe, that
ene hundred and fifty millions Of dollars will be
taken from the mines within the next twelve
months. The experience which miners have had
with much better knowledge Of the country
nil enable them 70 work in more systematlc
manner, and accomplish greater results IN less
tina
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Changinga NamO.

We copy part of the proceedings OF the Cali
fornis Legislature, on the I'd of March, as report
ed in the San Francisco Standard.
In the Assembly bill to change the name o.
"Ehhu Ely" TO Hubbard c. NJ. Ely" was made
the occasion Of deal Of fun among the members
the House being in Committee OF the Whole, Mr..
Richardson (of Nariposa) in the Chair.
Mr. Bradford moved that the word Ely De
changed TO Ulic. Lost.
Mr. Moore moved that after Hubbard the words
Julius Caesar" be inserted. Much laughter
Mr. Campbell moved TO amend by adding after
Caesar the word Augustus Increased laughter
Mr. Moore accepted the amendment.
Mr. Cook moved as a substitute for all the
names Praise God Bsrebones."
Mr. Moore insisted on his amendment with the
addition OF the word " Wsterlots" so as to make
the name run, Julius Cesar Augustus Water
lots Ely"
Another member suggested " Cotton grants
Mr.. MoOres amendment having been put and
carried, the Clerk was requested TO read the bill
as amended by which it appeared that the 40
happy Mr. Elhu Ely, Jr, had been transmogri-
fed into Hubbard C. NJ. julius Cesar Augus
tus Ws,erlots Ely" The reading produced i'm
meme laughter.
The bill then passed in regular form and Mr..
Ely rejoices in the desired handle to his name for
evermOfe,
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-, hasy nv hand 10 the earth inserted the
Loih N nv thermometer, and the nercary IN
s,sr,lv rose 70 ore hundred and twenty degrees
81 Fahrenheit
From observations already male IN com PAhy
With Prot. James Mooney, vas led % believe
tI,re existed line Of thermal action uader toe
reighboripg mountain chains, and accordingly n
COMPANY with Mr. P Cyrus, j. Cyrus, ana D. 7 .
Briggs most excellent companions ana eApe's
hunters travelled north westerly IN tne i'le u
thermal action, and after wandering through Al
most innumeraole dense thckets. Oh the lo1ten
day after leaving the head OF Naps aNey
r;ysd an immense chasm fall 1000 feet IN depth
where the rocks had evidently been rent asandsr
h, orest violence Here in the bottom OF tne
valley we found a clear and beautl al river and us
teryaced banks covered with & most lux1rlani
veeitstion and spring flowers on the Sth OF teoru'
,ry. This extraordinary appearance vas soon
explained, for proceeding up the river, the ear11
grew warm under out feet, and as we emergea
from thick Of evergreen bordering derp insure
In the mountain side, the secret workings OF tne
inner world suddenly burst upon our astonlsoe1
senses You may judge OF my surprise "nen
found myself not on the brink Of volcanic crater
or safs,sra nor amid the sslses OF Humboldt ana
vet the earth 30 hot a. 20 burn my lees 1uIO-su
the soles Of my boots.
AT no place was there any appearance Of lava,
but a powerful cataiyttc action going on ehecslns
the cissoution Of every kind OF rock, the evoia1on
of steam through innumersbe orifces, and some
times 10 columns rising like that from an ocean
steamer, one or two hundred feet IN heisht-also
the decomposition of sul phureted hydrogen gas,
the sudden formation Of boiling hot water-the
deposition Of beautiful crystals Of sulphur and the
formation Of more or less sulphuric acid and an
astonishing amount Of metallic oxides, minersl'atsr
and the concentration Of breccisted and conglo ne
rate rock The scene leads the mind almost 70
baWilderment, and you TemOle as you approach
the Geysers, lest, like the lamented Pliny, you
become a victim to your curiosity, especially when
you find yourself sinking, as did the writer, into
the abyss below, by breaking through the thin
cyu,t Under your feet The spouting Geyses,
boiling maelstroms springs of bot water steam
pipes, &c, probably exceed two hundred on hall
q mile square. The writer has commenced a
series of experiments and improvements at the
place, and has made arrangements to cut road
and erect a house on the premises, and in due
time hopes to communicate to the public the re-
sults of his observations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

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