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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12

~ The whole community felt the
serious Inconvenience which they were
subjected to, during the late severe
weather, by the New York mails being
transported over the New Haven road
BY this route good deal of the mail
matter was two days old when It reach
ed us,-this, however, was the best that
could be done at that time. But the
case has been entierIy different The last
week; the Boats have been running reg
ularly between this place and New
York for more than week past, and
yet we receive no New York mail by
them the Post master here has dis
pat he'd mail by the Boats every night
during the last week. and he some days
ago requested the New York Post-mas-
ter to send The Newport Mails by the
came conveyanse,-ye he utterly neg
lects 10 attend 10 his duty in tins respect:
but continues 10 send them over the New
Haven road. Sometime during the past
week he informed Mr. Coggeshall that
he should not send our mails by this line
OF Bouts until they were running regu-
larly again while at this very time the
Boats were running regularly; we
should suppose that he mnst be aware
that the Boats had regularly resumed
their trips, and We cannot conceive why
~ continues 10 subject this community
TO such serious Inconvenience, wheu
there is no cause for it. II he does not
Immediately attend to his duty in this
p .rticuIar, the matter will be laid before
the Postmaster General for him TO in
struct the New York Postmaster TO be
more attentive to the duties Of his office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12

The SECRET OF SuCCEss.-Thc Sc
cret of success s-what is il Ii lies in
the pursuit Of intelligence, temperance
and irugaiiy. II the great fortunes
which dazzle the misjudgng poor be
analyzed, they will be found, in ninety
nine out Of hundred cases, to have
sprung and maturcd from calm. patent
and simple toll which had an endurance
aud faith behind, and an object oi hope
before it. SO. too, in success, in WHAT
ever man seeks 10 accomplish. A clown
may stumble vi on splendid discovery
in art or science, but fixed general law
provides that high achievement shall re-
quire profound and censelcss labor
The price Of success in isolated cases,
is the devotion of ones lie. He is Il TOOL
who trusts TO any dream for possession
or advancement, unless he connects with
it the prudent exercise oi his own energy
and judgment-Thc little spring in the
mountain rock becomes a brook, "A tor
rent wide rolling river, AMI a part Of
the iathomIess ocean, simply by pushing
steadily and bravely forward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12


And the parting won't be long,
Till we meet within better home,
Amid yon Heavenly throng
Till we sing the song together, Kate,
The angles sing above
Where ne'er the fear Of parting takes
The blessedness from love.
PROTECTING LErTERs-Many thous-
ands of letters sent to the post office are
returned as dead letters, the persons to
whom they are sent not being found
These are destroyed unless they contain
enclosures Of some kind and often in
formation of value to the persons ad
dressed, or their friends, is destroyed
with them. In new edition of the
regulations ol the post Office, about 10 be
published, it is provided that in every
case where the writer OF letter chooses
to protect il from the chance OF being
opened at The department, and destroyed
as a dead letter, he can do so by prepay
ing the postage, and writing legibly on
the sealed side the words "tO be pre-
Serred" in which case il will be rescued
from the liability of being committed TO
the flames, and its seal will remain in
tact.
A MrNER's JoKE.-A laughable in
cident occurred near Placerville a few
days since. A miner who was engaged
in digging out spot for laying the ioun-
dation Of a house, deposited lump Of
gold in the ground, shrewdIy suspccting
that some inquisitive knight of the pick
would ere long be prospecting" therca-
bouts. A number having soon congrc-
gated about him, he accidentally struck
his pick into L.e right spot, and turned
up the shining lump. A violent parox-
ysm Of the gold fever instantly seized
the bystanders, who rushed 'pell.mell"
for axes, hatchets and knives, where
with 10 cut stakes for laying out and Sc
curing their claims. In an unprecedcn-
ted short space oftme eight or ten acres,
averaging probably abou, as many cents
to the loot were duly laid of, and pre-
cmption rights fully secured TO the
claimants. 1t is needless TO add that
since that memorable day no red shirts
have been visible in that section OF the
county, California paper.
The Courier & Enquirer Of Monday
contains long letter from Bartholomew
Szcmere, formerly President Of the
Hungarian Ministerial Council, dated
Paris, Jan. 4th. In it he alludes TO Kos
suth's official resignation of the govern
ment of Hungary, which has been pub
lished in this country, with Szcmcrc's
name officially attached to ii. He
denies that he ever affixed his signature
to il, or that he ever saw it. lie is also
very severe on Kossuth in other matters;
accuses him Of being arrogant and as
suming in prosperity, but weak and
cowardy in adversely, and Of having in
the day OF danger surrendered lns office
to the first person who demanded 1t OF
him, namely, Gorgey, whom he had al
ready secretly denounced as traitor;
and consequently that he is not in law
or fact the Governor of Hungary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12

MA bill has passed the Senate OF
Alabama prohibiting the introduction of
slaves for sale into that State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12

Cool PRocEEDiNG.-A gentleman
going down to New York, in North
river boat; the other day missed his
tooth brush, and on looking around, was
astonlshed TO perceive country gawk
applying it vigorously 10 his tobacco,
stained worries.
My friend, you have made a very
great mistake in using my tooth BRUSH"
sand the gentleman.
Your what your brush 2 You
don't mean to say that this here's your
tooth brush"
do sir, but it is Of no consequence
now, you are welcome 10 the brush"
The fellow looked puzzled at first, as
if he suspected a trick, but at length he
exclaimed:
Here yeou. take your confounded
thingumbob. But should like TO know
what has become of the tooth brush that
belongs TO The boat 2"
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Guropcan Mus.
New YoRk, Feb. 5.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.

ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
The Steamer Humboldt, from South
ampton Jan. IA via Halifax, arrived here
NJ s this morning. Tho following are
additional items of news:
The circumstances connected wi h
Mrs. McClenan's escaped from the i'll
iated steamer Amazon, are thus detailed
by II correspondent Of the LONDON Globe I:
Upon the alarm being given, she wrap
ped her infant IN a shawl, and rushed
upol deck She was put into boat
with no garments but her night clothes.
Into this boat fifteen or twenty persons
placed themselves, but being unable to
free he stern tackle, the bow went al
most perpendicularly down. Some fell
into the sea, and others scrambled up
into the ship again. Mrs. McClenan
was partly thrown into the sea, but her
stro y maternal feelings enabled her to
save both herself and the child. She
clu lg with her arm to one OF the seats
Of the boat that was fast, and holding
the child with the other, remained in
nearly vertical position lor almost half
an hour. Just when she became aware
that she could not hold on much longer,
the two engineers and others, the last TO
leave the ship, rushed TO the boat, freed
it from the tackle, and jumped into it be-
fore it could get away.
Mrs. McClenan was very much
bruised. and in this trying situation re-
manned seventeen hours, aim )st the
whole time up to her vast in water,
from the sea breaking over the boat,
th th .I.
the infants shawl they were obliged TO
make n sail of. in order 10 keep the boat
tciore the wind. Seventeen hours after
she escaped from her berth she was
lifted almost insenslblc. but still clinging
q her child, on board the vessel tha.
rescued the party during the storm Of
Thursday last.
A letter from Rome, in the Catalico
of Genoa, contain the following passage:
" Ills said that IN hls autograph letter 10
the Holy Father, Prince Louis Napoleon
has avowed his sentiments of tlIil de-
votedness in the strongest terms, and
declares he will make every effort to
put down socialism," 1t is added that
an eminent parsonage having wailed
upon him, the Prince had a long con-
yersation with him. in which the Prince
said: Understand me well, ! am Of
the religion Of the Pope. know ! am
only here Professionally, but | shall re-
main here long enough to stitie the two
monsters of socialism and revolution"
Yesterday, the police arrested Hun.
garian exile, who arrived in the Missls-
suppl, named Leopold Wesly Loo,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretences. He had collected
several hundred dollars for the preten-
ded purpose OF aiding INDECENT Hun
garians, but had appropriated the tuns
thus raised to his own use.
THE GALWAY STEAMERS.
Archbishop Hughes denies all know
ledge Of the MIR. Wagstaf who proposes
to establish line OF steamers between
this port and Galway, and who, at
public meeting in the latter city, ex-
hibted certificate purpor,ng TO be
from the Bishop, recommending MIR.
Wagstatf and his enterprise to his
friends in Ireland.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.

WASHINGTON, FeD. D.
SENATE.-The Senate met al hali-past
twelve. The Chair laid before the SEN
ate reports from the Secretaries OF War
ard Treasury communicating inlorma-
ton in relation 10 certain claims on Gov
ernment, Also report from the Secre-
tary Of War, communicating what has
been done relative to an asylum for dis
abled soldiers.
Also report from the Secretary Of
the Treasury communicating mlorma-
tion relative TO the Light House service
all OF which were referred and ordered
TO he printed
Mr.. Hamlin, Of Maine, offered reso-
luton ordering the printing Of extra
copies Of the last report. Referred 10
the Printing Committee.
Mr.. Cass presented petition o! the
workmen employed on the wings of the
Capitol, with letters from tie architect
and from the Secretary Of the Interior,
recommending that the work be con
tinued during the winter.
He also introduced a joint resolution
authorizing the employment of the
mechanics and laborrrs on the Capitol,
under the direction of the architect pro-
vided they shall wait Tor their pay Till
Congress makes an Appropriation. Re-
ferred To the committee on Public
Build ngs.
MIR. Seward presented Il petition pray
ing for further protection 10 pat, ,n,ces.
HousE.-Thc House met at quarter
before one. Mr.. Houston, from the
Committee on Ways and Means, re-
ported bill making Appropriation Tor
the civil and diplomatic expenses of the
government for The year ending June.
1853 Referred TO the Committee OF the
Whole on the State of the Union.
The House then went into Comm ittee
Of the whole on The state of the Union,
OH the bill explanatory oi the bounty
land law, Of Sept 1850.
WASHINGTON Feb. 6.
SEgArE.-Thc consideration OF bills
on the private calendar was postponed
till one o'clock.
Several petitions were presented from
the Assistant Census =, arshals asking
extra compensation.
HOUSE,. Soon alter the reading Of
the journal, the House went into COM
mittee Of the whole, and resumed the
consideration of the Scratc bill max.
ing land warrants assignabc.
WAsnINGToN, Feb. Z.
SrsArv.-A rcmonstrancc was pre-
scented by Mr.. Seward against the ex-
tension OF McCormick's Reaper Re-
ierred.
The bill appropriating s72,5oo for
re6ttng and repairing the Congressior:
al Library Room, was ordered TO be ell:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-22
PIGEON SPRINGS,
Evans ViIte.H n Il IA N q :,

TENE undersigned has becemc the Proprietor of that
beautiful Watering Place called. pigeon 81 rim =.
situated Pigeon Creek la the mmcdi. l. Ac.-Ubur
hood ct Evansville. Ind and about one half mile from
the Ohio The mineral OF these Strings IL
well known i0 the HciehbOFhOOd, and for Medical pur
poses has been used for years. For bathing purposes
they unsurpassed by any waters of the West and for
CUtucOts ErupOIS, uEryalled. There arc Shower,
Cold aud Hot Baths. attached the premises, and will
always be in good order. The Subscriber will be enabled
onnOats forty hfty persors. either u families
siHgly. There is q large Vegetable Garden attached
tn the premises, where. every Garden Vegetable and
Fruit in seSon may be had. There sixteen acres at
tachcd 10 the Springs, diyd ii or into Lanes. " alks
aud summer Houses. and aGording rleisa places of re-
during the heat of the weather children. The
table will be supplied with ever, luxury the mari ct
afford. and the constant intercourse from Evansville To
New Orleans and the South. enables the proprietor Ia
procure every Tropical Fruit To be found there To those
persons the South elsewhere who desire cOnlOr-
table residence during the summer months. with easy
by the largest Steamboats, all seasons, and who
daily, if their business requires their return home
mud steamboat conveyance. The subscriber knows no
place the Ohio river presenting greater advantages
Evansville, in whose immediate vicinity the Springs
situated, is remarkable for its health; and Omnbusses
will every hour To the city from which the Springs
distant less than mile The mail arrives daily both by
land conveyance and by steamboats, AT Evansville The
Cars running out twenty five miles, to Princeton, aid
ia short time will. to Eincennes. The Electric Tel
egraph communicate al any time with every part OF
the country. In fine there is place where OF
moderate who wishes To pass the Summer months
pleasantly and quietly, do at rs little expense al
the Pigeon Springs. Charges will be moderate.
The Proprietor speaks the French. English and Ger
man languages. CHARLES KILLER, ProyrietoI, n,
send bill to this once.
Evansville, May lift
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wOoDBUlN,s FEVER AND AGUE
PEMEnY

NOW offered to the public for the 6rsttim This med
IN icine has existed in private family for more tina
fifty years. has been distributed 10 consueaoie eA'eb
among friends and has ring the whole me aud III an
instances proved itself failing remedy whether
applied to common cases or TO third day asue ei wen
known stubborn notoriety. ~
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor TO give to the
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their own experience have consented to take agency
part of Indiana and Illinois, and offer II by the
dozen single bottle with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the medL
ecnnsed according tdoirectons, does not aeefa pere
aud permanent cure. IRhl0-tfl AlLlS IL HOW Is.
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A1.1GgGGAI E.OUSL,
Corner First and ZINE Streets. EransriIe
fllGi1Ialn

-. The undersigned formerly Of the Jenny Lind
f5,s House. taken the abovs House, AID informs
kai%% his old friends and the travelling public gener
iafHa ally, that he is prepared TO accommodate
them the most reasonable terms, and In the
best style.
This House has undergone thorough renovation is
newly furnished and fitted up with special reference to the
comfort and convenience Of ts patrons.
The table will at all times be Supplied with every luxury
the markc Afford pains expense shall, be spared
make the guests of the House comfortable their stay
pleasant.
have by applying soon. "
febIG-tf GEORGE SAVAGE.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

81 Law Evansville, Indiana. have associated themselves
partners in the practice of the law and will continue
to practice this and the adjoining couLts and In the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning thr'r
attention p: -ticuarly To land law In short time the!
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract OF
the title to almost any Evansville its enlarge
ments, in Lamasco, together with ueir Iroessoha
opinion as TO the title fdesred. ljy25-dawtf3
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THE PUBLIC.

- THE undersigned have taken, for term of years
$50; thai large and commoous ihree-story Brick build
LIE. ing lately erected 10y Mr.. ii. 4. HcrScheman
the corner of Second street and Fulton Avenue, in La
City, ia which they have opened House OF Enter
tanmeht 10 which the! have attached Family Grocery,
and now respectfully solicit siiere % ''' '''h,Ye-
and capaCous sheds in of the lamasCo Steam Mill,
and edient TO the premces. They have fine air!
Sleeping Rooms ana lodge comfortabl! btfy persons
For ihos who are in the habit of artakg OF the ardent,
they will find Bar well stored with all kinds OF choice
liquors and atteLton.an AN accomplished barkecier VINO
will al all times teId their Their tables Ill
al times be supplied with the choicest vaI.s and veg
eAb the market ~ afford. Ii is their Intention, at all
times to keep an or,efy and quiet house, aEd iIs
will bc spared To render their guests comfortable Ihe
have 10 doub their long experience ~ catering for
the public will enable them 10 give entire satisfaction 10
II; lao may favor them with Il call
The III slCh house az is part OF the city has long
been felt and the undersigned are in hopes generous
public will second their ebeavoTs remedy the deioi-
BkU GGlMAN g. Fisher.
Llmasco City, MAY 10th '52.-ltf
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FROM EVANSVILLE TO
PRIxcEToS, IA, May Iilh, 1855

PRINCETON, IA, May Iih, 1889.
. ELlENiNG that the interest Of our Roa and that
o he public al large, require the onice al The Evans
Vile Deo; be kept open for the reception 81 ireeht tii
O'Clock p NJ. of each day. Sundays excel ed) DO order
the same to DC DONE SAML HALL. PIest
myI7-d T. g. I'll. Railroad Company.
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GAS! GASI! CASH.!

A SUPPLY of Phosgene Cas- the chcapes. and best
n light ever introduced in Evansville, always on hand
ond for sale.by JOHN &. DEN EREUX, JR.,
nNIu sytinore Lear Wafer
T IME-aO0 bbls suderlur White Lime for sale low by
/ A ap3O GRAHAM q FARRELL.
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SAFES.

TUST reed an assortment of Rich & Co.'S Improved
j Potent Safes, which will sell al New York manu-
factory prices, with addition offreight only. ,
ALLIS IL H0WES,
Sole Agents fer Southern Indiana.
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HOUSE, ST GIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.

PAINTING.
WV w. TILESTON is ready to receive and promptly
w attend TO orders in his line OF business AT his shop.
corner Main and Second streets, over Mr. Capel!os
Clothing Store He prepared ia the t Il. e
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in all its varieties nlti-
tons of Wood, Marble, &C., and Ornamental Painting
generally. He also socits orders for House Painting and
will always ready attend to orders left upon his slate
the shop door. lnoy2s-ul
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TRE
GREAT FIREIy CHILLICOTHE,
COU u III GDo
One rd of the Town Burnt &c 4 sh es

CmLLc5rnE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. STYARYs & MARVIN
eHflcmeR: Yours OF the 9Th is at hand. In repy,ev
erv safe in the fire. YoUKs, has proved gu1d bi
nothing. | lost large Safe-iT WAS PERFECTLY DESTROY
ED--bUt in the SMALL SALAMASDER rOrGhT FROM zoo
NOTHING WAS ISJUREDI Your Obe1ieut servant.
WM. T. CLEMONS
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
PARTlJERSIHP NOTICE

ME partnership in the practice of law ofLaw, Bae
Il az Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
me hrm viii be continued Ender the firm of Law and
Johnson, Attornies and Counselors at law. Tmar 90
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A Sure and Pleasant Medicine TOR HORNS
TJNHIS certify to suffering community, that nav
\ obtained most valuable recipe from the hands OF
7. CowLEs, vermiuge In the form OF candy, whie
will prevent all Darrhas, Groups and all coughs she
the principa is from the effects Of worms which Is tn
principal cause Of thousands going TO the grayetit
knowing the principal of the Diseases Dr. Ccwle
after 81 practice of medicine finds this the mostv
uabIe of all other nostrIms A. RUSH.
Main street, betw. Sd and 4th
DosE-A child over one year cid will take one hafi
stick every morning for four days. Should this noth
the desired effect give small portion Of SIENNA tea
hour after taking the candy loetlo-uI
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VJST RECEIVED-A beautiful assortment OF Hall IA
j Der Hanyinas including column block, marble, iin'
idn oak velvet column. plain and fancy roored. never
before Introduced in this Including also, the eel
cheated In,y Lind pattcrn which will be sold very low
10y JOHN 1. DEN hhtS ~, Jk.;,
'mvIO Main street, between Is and 2d
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S. e. GILBERT & CO.,

S~yrma HING GOOD
~ case Canton Gingers
] do Prunes;
g do Sardnes, halves and quarters
do Theoretically sealed HOLSTERS;
do do do Mackerel
90 boxes assorted Pickles;
Is do Lemon Syrup;
10 do Pepper Sauce and Catsup;
bags Mocha Coffee;
81 packets Java do; for sale by
apis FOSTERS BROWN.
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REMOVALS, &C.
REMOVED.

II HAVE removed my Office to Water street. next doc,
10 the Lafayette House." where be found at nj
times by day night unless professionally engaged.
ap3u JOHN SHAW, G. NJ, NJ. D., &c.
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ntNrDL: rIcN nE Csf-P tIsTNsGsSIHIP
VIE Firm of f. H. Hood g. Co. is this day disc by
mutual consent. The unsettled business will be clos
ed up 10y E. H. Hood who will the name of the Firm
in liquidation, Ind continue the Book business i'm his
name. 4. III. HOOD.
J. A. BROADWAY,
Evansville, Dec 10TH Stiff
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40 CASES Joseph Repk's Cottonades reed Per Uncle
~ sam and for .ale i,v JAL. LOW d CO..
nnI4 All Main street, Louisville, by.
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CHANGED QUARTERS

4 1 stock OF GGeenswarc 10 Fosters Block, one door
above the Bank where they will be most happy 10 see
old customers, and many may desire
goods at Eastern or Southern rates. We have just re-
ce,ved late impor,a ton end respectfully solcte call.
aug9 HoLLlNGSNokIH q HOUhEs.
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The above letter shows that in rea hot fire, RcH's Sal
AMANDEEs the oTly Safes to be depended upon la
TIE Pearl street tTe, eicceR SAFES oil dherel makers
ware to.lly destroy cd RuCHs SAFE ALONE bidding del
To the ames preserving notes, bOLdS ana moriSd'
gcs 10 the value of SlO.UJU The ChillicoIhe IRE Is a
parallel ease-EvERY SAVE RICs destroyed. These
repeated occurrences prove inconcsbly that Niicrs
Patent SalamandeTs with RIcB's InPRovENENT, are the
- III United StatesOr ia the whole world
They can be had at the DEPOT I46 aud IL
the Factory, corner OfST MARKS PLACE aud ATENuEA.
New York. SfEAkNS u MARVIN.
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Billiard Room.

r HAVE inst removed my Billiard Room from the old
1 place 10 Front street. above Mr.. Simon Gumiert
Clothing store Just the Pavilion Those fond o
This exercise. will, End comfortable room
M this new .ocotion and win receive every attention.
Open al houis oil the day and evening.
febI3Iyr EMANUEL GUMBERTS.