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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
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MeLEA,'s vOLCANHs Ell
UuNaMENT. ~

.,,.. that this celebTaiso meoiei1e
has perIoned. after all other remsas :, !. shs oniy
a,,.ns. an. voprietor In asserting thas u 70 VIZ
,,s, ,h,siii cure Chronic in1snmaior. nne
uutism Parsy sis, stiffness OF weak,ess ~ R,n;.ss
sscl:s or gsmsn''; .,ssSs or any pain. II willrs
%. 49, svliug Tumor Piles. HARD Lump
rea.,s sor Nipples, Bites Of Musquitos' or any
n% ~ III, cleanse, purify and heal NE Foua hnI
ICER sOIES on the legs or shine NO III, oshe ana
hg they may have exissse c,,, Woands. &e., sooner
nj Burns Scalds, Fresh Ou's' - ~ ~
TO any o. syK Ts%ss Million OF Bottles sin.
u. n.., .od In 1854 and the demand 70 , :, ~
A.. "a - r. ve never heard OF q case wh eIs,i
"a IN, ~ any external disease when properly
rho,ns, v;u .us.r from Pains. sores; or s.s"ss'
oh liz and sure remedy is so easily oo'sines
nd the fsllsring e sSTss fE PROOF 9r4
nave feel tia duty owe 70 me puohh -.
to me known she following aprbIess stun which has
my eserienee ana nv false certificates a long
achievements: confined TO my room cripple
scr mon ,,.m. NV knee was swollen nemenoou.
iy prodc;nr the most severe painsjh Leg staI
contracts va, ..1 finiment Tor four weeks. buiis
ons no nSe rood than any other grease -,
and used 5ur Volcanic OH Lar ~ ne rmanen,iy
'''sAs aMEiICUs CAsEDAY Saline county, III.
then he was afnicted. stated. and
h Il nov Will. WM.M. ELLlolI, r1hknes'"'' q
Reader he owe is sufficient TO eonynse sos
Of The wonderful efficacy the volcano Va, =, On,
cali aud examine he tkerssnds which We van
no.sesson from ali parts Of the country ana y oS
purchase supply rom and IL does not CIV sas
no, the money WILDE returned to the Rutsn1s -
FOR HoRsfs AND OTHER ANiMAL Sa :.
McLeans elebraed Linime lie the only ssis a1S
liable remedy for thecure Of SPAWN fne s,,;r~.
Calls Splints Unnatural LuEps Nooes o E;s,nis old
n iii never fail 70 cue Big Head Poievh,
RUNNING Sores or sw.ney. properly applied. "a
Sprxins Bruises Scratshee Cracked hoois
ale or cellar Calls Gus or Wounds, ~ II ss '",ao'
remedy. Apply as directed. and cure IL eena,n.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Oh inc o. AO
This IL a. certif, that have used the Mexcan WI
Linimen Mt and McIean's Volcanic OH Lapmen., on
omnibus horses that lame, sPrsipea anu r ~.
in1s and have found McLean's VcscaM vi LITE ;"
40 he ths heat Liniment EEAsTos " Eli = r.,
!" oe INV oes' ~ osthe firm of Case q 20.
Directions accompany each bottle ID A"t'''
German. -, xo ceptand 3
bottles The 50 cent size contains three 10 sse cost
tty OF the o. csntsze and on in
for saIe nv ]. II. MCLEAN, sole rrc 1pam;s No.
Corner Third and Pine streets -, ~ No VA Kl
Formle in Evansville. Ind BY hELhI~' Syrh7
LEY { 90, ss Prophstor's fE'oss' ls' CO. -.
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H.s5s PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
Na.auu nsx lath 1884 Olass ~

this scheme FORMED by the ternary combination ~ q
making tickets aud the drawing offs ballots
each having offhem on; 81 $50 each having
only them sso. 2D with neither Of the drawn
numbers o them. bsinG hanks.
Determine the fate ofte.s prizes and -
from to 49, inciuve will be severally placed in wheel
the day and IS e them out - random
ticket having for is the Isl: ID snd Sd
drawn numbers will be entitled the capital prize
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GEORGE KLEIN. PHILIP nEcKen. PHILIP RnAneR
GEORGE KLEIN & Co,
SOAP. CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANUFAcfoRY.

VIE undersigned beg leave TO inform the Merchants
Southern Indiana and the public geaeray. tbs their
new Fsetory eompesed and they ready
facture Soap Candles and Lsd OIL scale
We will articles good sad
prices a. low be purchased In Cnenssti We
aeure all the different qualities and the
In that city and have equal facilities vitRauy city
Thankful the liberal patronage have sresdy received
We determined merit ntnuance
the same and liberal the
city.
NJ BThs highest market prices alvsys paid for rsllsv
Lard and Crease oct2S- Sind GEORGE KLEIN a CO.
vincennes Gazette aad Henderson Courier copy
and send bills to this once. ~
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~. l.. HOVEY.
% WARMERS PRODUCE COMMISSION AND FORWARD
elF = ING MERCHANT.
once Wrist the Post Once Evansville
RArsFCL for the patronage he has received soliein
IN eoatinuance Of the same.
All eeanmen Of Produce for sale here. or ~ shipment
will have his persons al ate tion.
Liberal advances made consignments.
~ Orders for the purchase Of Groceries or Produce
prsmpsly attended to. novzi-d w3m
. M nsN SAMUEL ORR.
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CAL
ga ANsP9MT aT!eN NOIIcE:

TuNO ALBANY. Boston. NEW YORK. and all interms-
il diase aud places. Inuediaely the compile
tou Of TIE Evansville Crawordsve Railroad lerrs
Haute which will be within three weeks from thb date
viii be resdy reeeip. THROUGH for the delivery Of al
kinds Of Merchandise Produce Properly from this city
and points this Hsns all 81 the above
cities points aud stations via the Iada ohie
Central Ns~ York and Erie and Albany and bos-
o. Railroads.
81 Rates made kaevu application ct ny sse. undss
nevIs - JOHN 8. MIrcHELL. Agent.
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JOHN 3. MITCHELL II SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,

EVANSVILLE, IND. -.
OGes and WarehoHss on Water street, bttreen MaiR
and Locust; also corner of WafRwt st. and ths
Casai, and at fhs Big Wharf Boat at fa
feos of Man street.
VIIILL advance cash on all kinds of Produce
wv signed them, here 10 ship their Cor
respondents New Orleans and the Eastern Cities.
Orders for purchasing Produce Merchandise, filed
the shortest notice aud lowest mark ct prices
They will give prompt attention 70 the Forwarding OF
all and Produce entrusedto their and
with their experience and ample facilities for Stoge
do not hesitate guars nt-e satisfaction. l ,lge
povl4-tf JOHN y. MITCHELL 4 SON.
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WHOLEs.ALB Dry GOOps.

srabe stocks Of Dry Goods sosad in shs n
market which we to all erh promps buyers
unusually low Our stocks houst the
manufacturers and imporrs sad in quality
dev competition tom Of the markets In
We feel thankful all Of old friends fsvors
feel we'll that rake a we'll
that Of all Others buying to svs call before purhsns
elsewhere. octS JOHNSON h FRENCH.
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NOHlCR.

NOTICE Bhereby given. shss have taken out letters "
tam-ntary the % John NJ Stoekwe deed ssd
qualified zach Eaecuor All having claims against
said estate requested duly fo
aad those ewss sad estate heta call and
settIe With NE instsnter, store Water
ney7-lm r. kOBEBT BARNES Bzecutor.
VpUrTON9.-loo gro Lsssins Overeoss Bu.soss; .ls
- I30 gro Yonths Metal de-;
N-ai 4. asr -.f Il0gro Twiss Cost Dc;
=. y. 'r..... =. 800 gro Smok Pearl vest Do;
Received this day and for saie BY JAS. LOW CO.,
oeti0 fIS MaiA street Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HE undersigned ole for sae 40 acres OF Lang
the 20 wn Of Pstoka coium tia. miles
ton Gitson County Indiana aud 0rods from the
so Of said Lsnd cleared sad well
Meadow Pasture aud Plcushland we'll vassfes ana We
Bot SURPASSED bv any In che county -.
ALSO-His House and Lots IN the fosh ~ Hross
the Pa The Lots lie together ana I'm
shout acres Of Ground and are we'll &c. IN ~
With livins sprips running through the
Sais Properly well ARRANGED for asummer reasa ION
susve or hcng about equal distances on the
Any person wishine 70 pufcneee
would Do veil 20 call iivne"n the
befor. the Of he expects TO leave hone
that time. xrrxv.N vv~.vro
oct27-swd "'HHiA'i sSN'SNo'
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HENRY STEES,

NOTARY Ps=sAc c AM siUS sI IlCk or PEACE
M asssad Collecting and seenries Claims in south
w Eastern Illinois, and all other Business sppsrtaiang
q said ofhces paying taxes be. - q ~ 49, 81
Refer W. Page. Ell cssisr cssai Bank. Evausvils
seyo-fyw
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AUCTION ROOMS,

n
MAIN STREET BERNEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
M Auction Rooms 70 Main street near
the old House. where prepared OF receive
sell commission auction private sale all kinds OF
Merchandise Household Furnture. Horses BugEes &s &C.
Cash advances usde eonsignm To- sell ~ suction
REGULAR SALES-Every Tuesday. TharsdAy and Satus-
day, clock A NJ. and Tuesday, Wednss-
day and Fridty evenings a. gas lighting. 49,
We will particular the selling OF Lsnos
and Town Lots. 49,. 49, -.
All persons having Lands Lots Horses. Wagons Bugses
descrp 90 SELL So
icited to give call. oct7-iy WooLSEf NEbsoN.
SsUNDRIEs.-
$40 Lbs Copper Bottoms. I cash Line.
cask Anvis. reed per Lexington and for sale ~
newt ~ TlT1'r7 = HEF SAMUEL ORR.
GOLD PENS. GOLD Oh AIMS, ETC.
KXJE another Justly celeera-
w Gold Pens, manufactured by A. Morton Co
New York which viii warrant to break by faif
usage wrirng; they another pen for the
ken one We hsns large assortment Of Gold
silver Watches ofevery Gold Guard Fob
Vest Chains Gold Necklaces. ID aud Ruiy kingsn
Clocks and ewery all
which will sell for cash, and
every article be Just such as represented ....a
novs BI rTROLFF SONS. Main &C.. Boa. ~ 3 ID.
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k@E N -

.fr The undersigned having bsen sp- -.
Hse.. pointed Agest Tor the above Compa- LEX -
t&4684 ny in ths city will be prepared, H3IEtH&3
49, the opening of the Evansville and
era ~orve Railroad Terrs Haute and the opening
ef River navigation receipt the delivery Of GOODS
Prodaes from this city 70 all
Railroad River here Pits
hursh East the Resd to their
destination. .ar 81. 1913. a.ae ea-s F.Jf.4T
a1r Rates made known application my Office. alter
tap sars under the Telegraph Once Wsrehousc
nov SD 'A' '-s JOHN $. MITCHELL. Agent.
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Il house Ey y, { n GOODS:

HOCsE FCNNJNHINys OOODS.
Hr0LBURN a HERSHBERGER have open for :
~ animation large stock of furnishing Goods
sing Three Ply Ingram Low priced Carpets Stair
and Hall Carpets OF and qualities Flor Oil
Cloths from to Is feet wde Satin de LANES Worsed
Cotton DAmasks Furntures and Bro HOLLANDS for
Muslin and Lace CatAns Corniees Caram Pins and sa',
Towsss Piano Table Cloths. aud Bed Blankets Of all
sizes and qualities.
We manufacture Mattresses Of every sire and descrip
Il which will warrant good be found. Airo.
Bed Comforts OF all SHES ALI which will sell low
quality found this side AlIeshen
Mount aims Foster Block ist ST.. near Main. octgO
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upiCR.-2 tierces fresh In store ssd for sale by
h nov22. 49, PRESTON BROS
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APOLLO HALL RESTAUnANT. 4
viRsr srRExT. BKr SYCAMORE AND VINE.
KILLER g. MATTHIAS
~ Is Beg TO announce having opened - .
EN q the above R-staurat, which will IN ~
"a Nl,S2 always be kept Supplied with the & $780,
SK2 best the market affords. and every g
kint Of Game In season; fresh
Baltimore Oysters in STYLE Meals at all hours. The
with the ind Cigars
spacious Hail. we'll g,ed ith AID fitted mp with
adapted Concer Balls Lectures Putlic Msetings
or Thsatsieai PERFORMANCES. 10 attached. nsvi3-tI
~. n. EGGLESTON q CO.,
uDR0PRET0RS Of tn. Crescent City Foundry In Evans
vle bald all kieds OF Machsery In sts L. quality and
price. equal IN any made In any city OF the West.
We make Fire anS steam Ensnes all Sas and Grist Mill
eoos Iron heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fence Railing Of Brass Work OF all
kinds Wrought and Cast iroa Bridge workindeed
pairs.
We the hshess r,es for Scrip Iron Bras, and Corper
Foundry the Cana-corner Of Canal and Iogle
seps-u .rt Fff Huai.lt ~ u
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,irv MILLS FLOUR for sale at the Min ATS 500
~ IS as Cash. .ffa .Ir-
Nh PIECES Russia Linen and Cotton Bsgns for sale
HUI by oet3 H. MAGHEE 4 co.
DONNET6.-5co Straw Bonnets styles. ree'dth
1SS JAS. low co.. AS Main st.. Lon. Ky.
Uusr received the s IS bbls Of nlarsvfs
- and Raiisosd Mills -Four - IS. vUAEE.
love-0 Nan o., bse 1dene "a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

DLAoK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS we Asvs hand
- desirable goods which will Of
the trade heavy discount psise Call
and them. eetlo JOhSSJN bkbNGu.
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WESTERN FEED n AGRICULTURAL wARE-HOCSE.
MugsER. WuNGATE q co..
NEANUFACTuHE RS .nd Dealers w all kind. OF Farm
lVl aud Garden Iwplement. MownG Respins ane
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &c. $40 Man
Street opposite Bank OF Louisville. Louisville Ky.
sep25-iyw .--ss.r..
a LOT Of Turubus Cutting Boxes. Corn Shelters q q
"A Sausage Cutters ior sale by novi4 T. GRANT co.
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SCNERlES II case Sewing srk;
- T. do English Prints (fancies);
pieces SILK vesting
ease all wool Printed de LANES;
90 Hall 4 Moody Patent Thread;
.UN L 1 do de Cees - : 4 = ~ II
bale Negro Blankets: reed this day and
fonale BY hovis JAS. Low & co.
G,HOICE FREs GROCERIES q PROVISIONS
~ 0o0 pounds Caav asssd usar- Cured Hams.
SO do do do Dried Beef.
40 do Plain Hams and shoulders.
5boxes Starch. ... -
10 do OIeine and Palm Soap. -
in ST 10 do Star Candles, It'
q sack Pepper. -.
Ia do Old Govern ment lava Coffee. extra,
= boz Chocolate. box Cocoa. U Citron.
50 bbis Maekersi 10 boxes Herring.
3bcxes Pepper Sauce. Dbl Rice. 0lbs Indigo,
= iaI bsi extra syrup box Castsls Soap.
% boxes English Dairy Cheese,
40 Putnam Farm do.
% do w. r. Cream do, received ct
news - y = COOKS Family Grocery.
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NOTIONS, Toxs AND !. E 1 ss Go g >,

Evansville. constantly sddins all the little useful
articles this particular branch Of trade.
with With Eastern msrshass. eas Al
will sell cash. the lowest market prices
friends respect uy invited cad aad exsnne the
vafety. Store under Odd Fssvs' Hall. Iisssstsset.
s2-iydkw Ef1
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~ r. ALMONDs.-35oo lbs for sale By
Cs nova 5. 4. GILBERT 4 CO.. sye. near Water.

LAND FOR SAIL. , t- 4, = /.
UyIGTY 81 valuALe Land Tor sale known part Of
~ the kelsey Farm. onths Bonneville Rod two nile iron
h city Said Ansly located for family resdences
eardssns parposes and w esehsagsd for city properly
onethird one-third In
selve sasshrd In with ssrsst For
farthsr p~rtisulsrs sasuirsefs -...,. IL y
Med ana half- breed Shsnshsi CAictsns for sole
epeys - e.s.T go COOKS fs.i1 orssssy.
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SAVINGS BANK,
FIRST STREET. BELOW NAN.
\HIS Bank pays interest dePosi.es payable
demand; buys and cells Ezchsne.. Coin. Uneurreas
promptly o Exchange Mesey RENTED "
WABASH AND ERlE CANAL.
ERsHANTS SHIPPING receiving Merehandise Or Pro-
4 duce by Canal will ind warehouse the
nent for that Our will abe Aad
the business viii be and aitesds1
70 oct2S-lmd HILL HOLLADAY.-
uDOULTRY.-sd dos Chickens; ~
IL -. doz DIeks: = .fr ...r. & e. ~
sar 20 TurksJ %; lust received 81 q
setI7 COOKS Family orosefy.-
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OTICE hereby has
pvinted Wilson shook
yanderbargh e,unty deed Said Is supposed be
d nsolveut. nov23-sw LEWIS HOW rs. Adm'r.
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5OOs y doz y ct on for cash. ........... "a
600s doz do DO 90 ""..''".. z
ZOOS o dog do do do Il
? The lower prcesabove generally where two prices
aforementioned, forfu packages and the higher for
small W holesaIe lle fI.. u -lll-l IL
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TO THE EPlCUREs.-2a os cans fresh Toms
u 4 do cans fresh Peaches do do do Stras
Do quarts Preserves. Ass'd do u gal Pickles. AZ
Dc y gal Gherkins. u do ~ gal Picklsd r.
ls quarts ass'd Pickles. Just received at
ssvt = COOKS Family o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27

The TURk.-A late writer thus
contrasts The worship oi the TURK with
the ceremonial OF corrupted Christi
Ani,y -
The dignlfied Turk takes off his
shoes, washes his feet, hands and face,
walks IN the mosque, and there rever-
entity falls down and worships the Om-
nipresent Sprt OF the universe. No
image or picture Is -there-no doll
dressed up in tawdry fnery, and trink-
cts OF gold and silver, in a glass case
but sublime ideality alone worthy oil
an homage so profound. In such an
act of solemn genuhection, he looks
like man. But the Greek and the
Russian look like IDIOTS when they bow
to picture, and say their prayers to an
engraving and to make the matter
still worse, they have n most insupera-
BILE dislike TO all the Latin Christians,
who say prayers to statue. Their
opinion is, that they ought not TO be
said TO statues, but to pictures and
this hatred is so great as 10 amount
even to lerocity, aud would lead 10
persecution were it not restrained
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27
PARMA, Italy, March 81, 1854.


The city Is at this moment in the
greatest excitement In consequence OF
the assassination OF the Grand Duke
Charles III. He was stabbed in the
bowels yesterday afternoon, about o.
clock, by some unknown hand, while
waking unattended through the spa
clous courtyard OF the palace. A pierre
ing cry attracted the guards at the
doors, who Instantly removed him to
his chamber, but cannot learn that the
assassin was seen, The Grand Duke
fingered in great distress uIl hall-past 5
this morning. His wife, a daughter of
the late Duke lie Berry and OF course a
sister oi the Duke de Bordeaux (Henry
w., the Bourbon pretendor) has assum-
ed the regency until the majority Of her
eldest son, lad oil 6 years, who sue
ceeds his father.
Charles Ill. was born in 1928 and
succeeded 10 the throne on the abdica-
ton ol his father (who Is Just now So
Journlng Tor pleasure at Algiers,) in
lSi9, II, the age ef 2G. He was an ac-
cohplIshed young man, but too lond Of
pleasure. He recently made forced
loan from the people, as Is generally
said. wlthou, just reason, and this act Of
oppression, with his proverbial eXlrava-
gancc, greatly incensei the country and
it is not Improbable that some one.
smartil e under his exactions, may have
perpetrated Asis act OF vengeance.-
But there are many rumors on the sub
ject, and it is impossible ior passing
strangers to discriminate between them.
The deceased returned only about a
fortnight since from Spain, where his
father has large family estates, as he
belongs to the Spanish branch Of the
Bourbons. saw him the day before
the murder, when he was il. perfect
health, and spoke 10 me in English
with remarkable huencv. He was very
fond Of Eng and, where he had passed
much time, and inquired interestedly
about the United States.
His chief minister and friend, Baron
Ward, is the son OF an English hostler,
was himself born in England, and actu-
ally served the Dukes la,her as tie
chlei evuerry Of his stables. He is, in
truth, an exceedingly clever English
man, and deserves the promotion he has
won, with a considerable fortune
though decidedly ilIiterate. This foul
taking off OF his confding chiei will
doubtless bring change in his rela-
tons for the fair regent is under the
adverse influence oil her brothers. clique.
The princes OF Italy live in peril, of
which this event will make them more
painfully conscious.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27
PREAcHiNG On. HUNDRED YEARS

PREAcHlNG ONE HUNDRED YEARS
Aoo.-The following action Of The town
in regard to preaching, we find in the
aDG lent records oi Palmer:
"Palmer, August ye 23d, 1854. AT a
meeting ofye Inhabitants Of this Dis
,rict Legally Convened and assembled
at ye Public Meeting House in said
place, ye Meeting being opened, An
dred Rutherford was chosen Moderator.
On the third article in ye warrant Tor
said Meeting, voted that Mr. Kniblows
be allowed loure pounds, Sixteen Shil-
lings, Which is, eight ShIlings, Lawful
Money, Tor each Sermon he preached
OH Sabbath Days, in this District, Ex-
cepi three Sermons which we can prove
he preached other mems works. An
drew Rutherford, Moderator. A true
Entry pr. Sam'll Shaw, Junr., town
,lerk."- Palmer Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27

An immense iron steamship is now
constructing at Blackwell, near Londoi !,
for the Eastern Navigation Company.
She is to be screw and paddle steamer
The dimensions will be nearly as toll
lows :-Tonnage 10000 tons, or builders
measurement 1000 tons extreme
length 700 ieet extreme breadth 81 lect;
depth of hold So feet, with screw and
paddle engines ofthe aggr gate nominal
horse power $500, horse stewage for
Goals l. 900 tons iJr cargo 5000 tons )
500 first class cabins with ample space
.or troops and lower class passengers.
Her entire construction will be similar
to the tube of the BRITANNIA bridge,
kind OF double ship with a sracc ol q
ieet 8 inches between, OF a cellular
formation. She is TO have Ia wntcr
tight compartments, most oil them az
feet apart. With these, it Is said, she
will carry out sufficient fuel Tor Il voy-
age 10 Calcutta or Australia aud bark
TO England, and avoid the delay OF
heightened stoppagce and coaling VIII
other steamers are uNjsct to. l. is ey--
pected she will accomplish the yoyngc
between England and Injia, by lhc
Cape, in 30 or 80 days less time than
the distance is ut present done by se .
going s,ea 'ners. She is 10 bc comp'e
ed in Is months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27

TEE HEroHrH or CowARploE.-Dur.

TEE HEroHrH OF CowARploE.-Dur.
ing the winter PAST the newspapers have
resorded numerous suicides. Self-des-
truction has been, we think, uncommon
ly frequent. What are the causes we
are not prepared to decide. However,
we are satisfied that many suicides are
forced by dissipation, many by inexcu
sable improvIdence, and some by consii
tutional insanity. Not few hurry
themselves recklessly into pecuniary
embarrassment. and then commit sui.
eide TO escape from it. Every such
man Is u coward. To our mind there
is no more despicable exhibition of COW
ardice than for man to shut his eyes
against his own affairs, until, when ruin
stares him in the face, he takes his life
to avoid worldly responsibility. He
cuts himself oil from friends and kindred;
it may be in spring time he closes his
eyes upon the fresh green Of the glad
earth, for what 7 That he may escape
an hours or a minutes anguish. Is he
not a coward
A savage cur looks AT man, and he
leaps a precipice in the dark to escape
conflict. Has not such a man a craven
heart
Learn to labor and to wait, to suffer
and be strong these are the notices Of
the heroic heart.
TCincin. att Columbian.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27

UMr. Allen Dodworih, OF the cele-
brated DoIworth's Band, New York,
intends passing the summer IN this CITY,
He will arrive abou, the first OF June,
and will open a Dancing Academy ior
The summer, at the Hall Of the Ocean
House. Mr.. ID. is very accomplished
instructor, aud has taught thousands oI
the best dancers in New York. His
presence here, and his general know.
ledge OF the habits aud customs Of those
at celebrated watering places IN Eng'
land, will prove a great attraction 1"
the place, and tend materially to render
society here, during the season, much
more agreeable and fascinating than 1t
has ever been heretofore.