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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14
DIR. d. JAYNE'S
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recommended decidedly superior 2 any other kp n
Guilty Of Breathag Whoopng Cough Pams AID Wesnnea on
ne breast and all dseasesoi the pulmonary orsans In me
icne highly and justly ded b. numerous and no
,psctable individuals who have found r-e FROM its uss
Meny VINO have been abong under pr trae q coughs ana
~ .he breast and have been suppo ed s1a
e ifenos "a! advanced consumption nave been happily
stored to Perfect health by The valuable expecorant
lhe ioiiowingn deemed sufficient for insertion hee:
From the Rev. T.. e. r. Crosby Agent of the Amer
can baptis."1 -
NEw YoRx, June Is, lsa5.
To On. JAyNE:-
Dear Sir II have mare of Indian
sonay and family, for the years great bene
fit Indeed may consider my life prolonged by the Of THE
invaluable medicine under the blessing God for several
years. may almost much of wsand also Of the
Rev Mr. Tnson of the Island of jamaica For all of
Cough, inflammation of he C9es Lungs and Throat do
tried My wish is that Others afflicted have
been may experience the same which am persuaded they
" 1850 ~ C. C. P CROSBY.
NB. MANY of nv ueiRhbars my recommendation, have
ed this medicine with unfrm success Or Hamilton. Of
81 James, South Carolina greatly affected by cough
and Of the lungs and on using bottle o.
thls medicine found immediate permanent relief.
Soi1 wholesale and retail the proprietor prices by A.
II Last Broadway - r n lm<ec
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DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
CQ1 BROADWAY -Extract:--
10 ch.erully comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
10 mat n va hCms a. u n 15
that whe in New York, his to England he placed
hmse uade the professional Ct Dis Case and Edwards
Aus Under their he recovered his hearing, and
has returned to his milltAi duty.
Signed, II. McNEVEN M. d.
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NOTlCE-An application will be madc present
SION OF the legislature Of the State Of New York the in
corporation OF Benevolent Society the and comfy OF
New fork to be called The Noah Association the Sons Of
Denevoieuce Js6 itaw6wc
AkD-9 bbls No. Lard. landing and for s,le by
X. X COLLINS X co.
ms &c ssia 70 South street.
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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM


ANGLESEY LEG.
OEMOVED from Second street to 80 Spring s-Patronized
by the eminent throughout Europe and by
the ynost d gushed Of their professional brethren in the
United Staies allowed by all the nearest approach
nature hthe produced Introduced into this country and
made solely by
WILLIAM SELPHO,
No. go Sp.ing street, Broadway New York
HTerms moderate and indisputable feences gwen.
have the artificial leg Of Sspho. Its
object: desired Blu the best Of all the proof q those who
lends whom have mutilated inform thar sheyare
or TO all othen. VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of surgery. University of New York"
un0 Iundyk
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES
DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
1 PREMIUM COLOKER PHOTOGRAPHS: 25i Broad
aud highest by American and franklin Institutes
the be utu coored Dapusreoypes exhibited
privilege OF taking coaled Dagusreos. by h; new pro
respectfully invited call and examine the large collection
in the Gallery, whether thy conte nplae sitting net
Premium Apparatus Plates. Gases &c. supplied lower
rates III at any other place in the United States.
M lm&
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Surgeon TO Fl. Is. NJ. +
0nTycuNT1 ND ono

for ncpient deafness, che palms. buzzings
singing sounds in the collections of hard
ted ecreons Of the Their oil has been
lar remedy in all diseases of the for upwards
Of twenty years. Oces removed 38l Broadway
White street. f25 imsec
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ONDON-ST. KATHARlNE'S HOTEL, opposite the
IL g kahaTnsh Desk Gates and near the Royal Mnt
Queen Steamship respectfully his friends in the United
States that he has the Of the above and
establish which furnished regardless of
and in every respect adapted for the reception Of IA
miles and gentlemen visiting England the hotel fronts that
part the dock In which the liners and of the other Anne
can vessels lay and is wta hive minutes walk Of the BanL
and economical pncipss The Comee Room supplied With
Vands, Wines, &c. OF the nst quary: good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will be found the house Gentle
may by month for board &c. the
same in America.
T LENNEY bes those who may honor him with
their patronage that nothing shall be wanting render them
comfortable and by attention the wishes of his guests hopes
that confidence and will literally bestow
him when steward of the British Queen dl4r
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SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM r. JENNINGS e. CO.,
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,

OPPOSITE Il He FOUNTAIN,
is9%i% e.
new styles, stripes, pads &c rich SILK, Satin and Chaly
vs S tS4S" sd r' AsssS a
s % Sws 'is%s os s
characte lied te concern whilst attention will be d.
ment, frat rate workmanship with style and character in
cst- mic lm"ec
BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
Ia h%:iSs iss 70
exoIbt,n price for article q dress" fpli
ri "'S Sass
On Ys s ,um IL, n # ready % ss
s M.J , AID ssmG:
BeS F It,
made up to order and required at fey GSsTs
Sy Sash Tailoring E''' 'A"s' zoe bee"
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
.sGM s 2 sGf 81
META cTSn.i'tnE # sapsr Patents fine nctand. Abr!
oWs and s
III ?fs s 11s e vs to s
in The msrse All the above VIII b. sold at wholesale
N:B-Tse Basement of 80 Maiden Lane lciposse.son
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN families dirous IF converting their left
of Wearing Appeal into cash. can obtain for the the
aud gentlemen quitting the city, or changing
il much their advantg send for the subseTber who will
'fN' '' At ''' ''''' f iipSES'ffff1' John street.
line through the Post Office, Otherwise will receive
Cloth'ngc 'aned and red ms lmsrc
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EDWARD LIPPOLD,
NO. lO4 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN,

NO. 1O4 WILLIAM STREET, NEAR JOHN,
HAS RECEIVED, late arrivals, and offer. 10. ale
IL ZEPHYk WORSTED-best Berlin quality, in the most
extensive assortment by the bale in small quantities
TAPESTRY WORSTED-Rea Berlin. for Fancy Knit
ting
CHINE WOaSTED-A style, various qualities.
CANVASS-In Silk, Cotton, Linen, Of all widths and
sizes
EMBROIDERY PATTERNS-Ofalm makes and numbers
in entire designs and the riches. selection Embroiderc'
commenced andhnished. in great variety.
PURSE TWlsTs-French. Englsh and Berlin. shaded and
plain.
CHI NILLE-For Embroidery and Chenille Cords
FLOSS SlLKS-French and German
PURSE ORNAMENTS-Gold, Silv and Steel Beads
eel Gold and Silver BuEs., Cords Braids and Thread
ported from the best European manufactures and receiving
CORDS. TASSELS Of Silk, Wors,ed and Cotton; Lamp
Ta.,sls. Perforated Paper &c. &c. rs lmsec
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their goods anufacured, that they are
manufacture every description Clothing From
their being accustomed 70 manufacture for the Southern and
Western markets for the last twelve they feel confident
with the large number Of hands in their employ get up
MANN McKIMM, Is CaImine street
10 Knickerbocker Stages close to the store.
I'm srrC
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SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.

SHELF AND HEAVY HAhDW AnE.
.ss,s =;
oans h ses
z zs,;;IIi: as SS;ss f: and wi1iA.on..
e. ssaFis c .aa Ess
sd;as Hos. jspan:i I'll Half sl Brit andes
B sssss ;. "a !; H fssl.
tt GO, aaG ws Ml, Ina N. and Cross Cut
fssys srs E Rss. Il. sss
wilson: c sSSs I'D H;, EEK? Knives. genuine.
Syis.s TIB,It and nd, C%ps sps Key. ;urssior
Guns .A s!"s!s and Double Saf!sl
Also aargs assortment of American Hardware at manufac
Table PecAe, Cutlery los ReSssr. seu. and other
to Southern aud Western JOHN H'fSi
.s!saa,d ss:oHpss. i %assas: il q; :isy @ +
.sS & the Of sS and ,s he .eS IL s
he enabled g ss ss;' ~
s% sa slesar Of Bought f @
s'Sf 9: ard j .%syy repaired in tn. b, manner. by the
Gold and yer Pencils sold CHAINS Key. and Sterling
AtyS sss retail, Trt; Val I'D T :s,..
s.d M
s,s ed tn q bE e1 k
tic the s6-y and from HI. qls s.Dsisnss
ssss Ii asI .%sd a: r., (.
scIia,n Of w1teh. Rsptat.rs aud dupen the
.or a, can be procured Also sry and
N. B.--Cssh paid for old gold aud silver MI Im.m
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
ssbscrbe: have ius received rsI late arrival: from
l Isssa te ii ts sl:T fSs FLOWERS
Hair HENRY fps MN Spor se'''i'
n smsmc - Liberty street. stairs
RENTiNG AND COLLECTING .OFFICE;-PETER
he Office
BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL.
have
$:s r.
MAVEN New street IN
u Mans Being, Presented AID Applied Tie o
:s Rs5ss Tsrs FS
Evils and their Remedy &c by o. Fowler at Clinton
Hail. every ndy ard Wrdn sday evening, in March aud
April at rha." Hall, every Thursday evening. and
He' Buildings Rrookly Friday evening commencing
and often witt Seats 10 the FIST i've lee
fee, and contribution taken See bills.
examinations and book at l3l Nassau street,
New York EVENINGS f28 lm~tc
LITHOGRAPHY.
BUSINESS CARDS aud Circulars, Maps, Plans Maehine-
- Landscapes, Architectural Elevations &c. &c LNho
graphed aud fnntsj, mOd1rdte terms, at
r.. JONES Lithographic Establ ishMeut
E23 lmsrc 1913 Fulton street, New York.
WHO WOULD BE- WITHOUT TEETH, whea TIE
w following unprecedented retu ton dentistry made
by cee rated Dent.t, W. THUKNE, ID. ID. S., G2 East
Broadwa
Cleanin9 Teeth, 81 90
Stopping with his justly c. LIBERATED Mineral IS
Single f"ooth or ryo'.'' '''''.'... =. IS
:" :" " Gold. .".............. 90
complete Of Teeth the approved principles,
the price the above
BWheIe entire satisfaction given, charge will
be made; 6! East Broadway. mi lm*m
TO CONSUMERS OF LIVERPOOL COAL
I IvERPO0L COAL YARD SO PER ChALDRON.
- ntilfurher notice The subscribe inends giving his
Consumers OF liverpool Coal inv tied call the sab
scrIber before purchasing elsewhere he prcare sell
small profits. T. STOKES DICkERSON,
IN IN rrC AuthOay n. pe1r BROADWAY
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WILLIAM PETTET,

DRAP PER AND TAIL OR,
30 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
rs prepared furnish all who favor him with thei!
orders For the cheanss and durability Of his work and
saving thirty he offers for their consideration the fol-
lowing list OF priest
Superior Dress Coats, from $40 to is
Fancy vests to375
Persons furnishing the- notwithstanding and trimming
in the neateit the following prices
Ioats from % 10
Pants and Vests... TO La
Naval and Military Uniform. made in the best style
". B-Cothng made FIR the southern and markets
with neatness ard despatch
share of the public patronage is solicited f2o lmsrc
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT
3Oi PEARL STREET LATE O8 BEEKMAN
>HE subscriber well known for the CHI and durability
Of his work. de'es TO inform his and the public,
that he suit the economical tendency of the
mag garments Of the very best qnatv at reduco Of 20
cent from former and less believed by 20
cent than Of the quality made by the cheap
houses in this city In order that gentlemen understand
what uea.t b cheapee the following bill Of prices sub
tied to their alton. with gcaraItee that the goods
shall be Of III. fist rate quality and the fit unexcsronabe
Superior West OF Engl and 10th Goats S2 B
Pan of black or double-miled Cashmere to
Making and Trimming in the best sy le the following
prices
Pants and Vests ~ IL
Superior Beaver Overcoats, from .'.'..l2 to 20
ms I'm
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175 BROADWAY UP STAIRS.
WHITE would ectully call the Of citizens
81 e ns
from fourteen the plate which BEAU
~ and Of dsneaou ssed Portraits
taken in all kinds Of weather. eithet with without colo the
exMrienced in the business.
The American institute ts late exhibition. awarded Mr.
flor goupirg and general ect which but another proof
Of the superiority Of his portraits Mr. White the sole agent
New York for the imported German Cameras
and other establishment the City State they be
NB-Imported German Cameras; also French aud Areri
Instruments Of the best quality with Plates Cases
Chemicals, Polishing Mat rials &c always hand, for
sale at the vsry lowest prices. ia 3m~m
GAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.
W housands of Cav er Patn Fire Proof Book saes, of
all from 400 10 900 lbs each have been du ing
the last fourteen and not one has st time failed to
I'd have been severely In the fire oil 1883
about forty in in the district and WERE as the cer-
Affirm much exposed to The intensity Of that hre as
NY N Of has at oc
Cured From long experience and attention TO thu effects pro-
mend his Union saamander Book Safes beyond all doubt
proof against the action Vf fire. free from dampness aud
be exposed in the burning of store They
combine two perfect Iron Safes united with
the othe' such that the inner Safe cannot be
eaca made Of and plate and the most perfect nom
substances and inner and outer each
table An % r.: s Gf as5. s..
and Safes of all descriptions Of his for sale at all
prices from $5 BY hs agent: in this city, PS Ely u
Plat street, Brett Backus Maiden snc and by the
Patentee J. GA LER, II Fulton stree,
Iron Safes Specie Chests. Iron Doors, &c made order
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A RARE CHANCE.
FOR SALE FOR CASH THE REFECTORY
NO. 80 BOWERY,
DJONlNG tie Theatre well fitted and in complete
der with every thSg requisite or G, due the business
Tue adv wishing to change his business offers the stad
T,s good tenant the place be had reasonable rent
Apply between the hours OF 10 and IL O'clock A. NJ the
New York, March 10th, 1874. mIilw.m
ETLAR 'EM.NT OF THE = LION SALOON
aecommotat' bis customers with peaY of M and also with
all the deIcacS which our marte affords HIS dining
has been newly painted and for
eee thanks to his for the LIBERAL patronage late
PFC n sy s TO- u .s ed 5 his
hm' ,p,e nelthf paas nor expense e merit confirm
-, ,w,m DAVID A. GoOGb' PSos1is,er,
FOR SALE 10000 do,las worth of Cana Glass arth
"a eSwIs he shsye. %, ana .esag sthe No
CHEAPER Hsa a% sd i q ss ESQ
snif 70. . , Gou nd m;sshs and grocer" and retailers
and iOrk. ksves dL knve rbs and teaspoons, $50
trass clock, opeo and best Of qu SO
IL house s and Avsars CHEAP
good tenant possession mmeds,ey and chag e ist May
ass No ITO 9Th Avenue eSrasf sSh s,'e.t
ER-BEER-BOTTLE
A adjourned e,i, Of the Roo Beer and Med Brewers
bwes and sS sirrss, on frdsy Mafc
18th NJ precisely. and all eng sed in the bust
All persons against dealing any property be-
onfps to indy du It; q The Assoe and liberal reward
an cOeyei,cn # my one who continues so to d.
5. i.h nInhMmsbWR y"" Bushes. Committee.
o. fINKHAM, Chairman.
Brr sT a, Information may be left at DR.; Brown.
INK
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TO CONSUMERS OF LIVERPOOL COAL
I LIVERPOOL COAL YARD-Ss PrR ChALDRUN,
Until further notice The .ubscrib- iaends giving ms
Consumers OF liverpool Coal invited call the sub
small profits. 4. STOKES DlCkERSON
III lm*Uc No l07 Anthoay ~, Broadway.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27
\ Yours,
ANTi-LICENSE HOYT.

POLK IN NEW YORK.-The N.
York Evening Post is by no means sat-
is6ed with the proceedings Of its loco
foco Convention at Baltimore.
Of the nomination, it says:
Of the result to which the conven-
ton came, we must speak with SINGER
iiv, but we desire to speak moderation.
We have called it compromise; but
it is one of those compromises in
which the concession is all on one side.
The southerrxslegates Uere determin-
ed that no man should be nominated
acho was not Of their uay of thinking
IL, regard 10 The annexation of Texas,
and showed themselves ready 10 sup.
port any man who might be named
The thinnest and feeblest shadow OF a
candidale--provided he agreed with
them on this question. They have
carried their point. as they usually do
in such controversies, and the north
have submitted.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27
THINGS LIKE.

| like to hear married couples snap
and snar at each other Il dog matte
ally proves The happiness Of connubias
love.
! like TO see man entrus, his better
half to his friend, while he fliris with
young lady. IL shows he has con.
fidence in his wife.
] like to hear girls laugh loud in the
street. Ii shows they are of cheerful
dispositions.
] like to hear a young woman Sc.
verely censure her friend who has beer
strongly charmed into the path of evil
and sweeliy smile on her hs,rsyer. =
shows true Moral Eefurin principle
like 10 hear man condemn the to
male sex. u shows he has associated
much with The tiruous and intellectual.
like TO see one disrespechal of a
parent. II proves he will make good
husband. Don, forge, ,hst ladies'.
LAURA.
J val,ham, March, III,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

The RIGHT OF ANY MAN To PERFORM
THE MARRIAGE CEREMoNy.-H. G..
Onderdonk, private citizen, was in
dicled in the Oyer and Terminer of
Queens county, N. Y, last week, for
marrying couple contrary to the stat,
ME, and receiving money under false
pre,ences, in taking So Of fees therefor.
The court ordered the indictment to be
qnashed. 1t appears that the parties
wished TO be married, net finding the
clergyman at home and lie night being
too dark to flnd their wav 10 magls-
trae some distance off, they being s,ran-
gers in the place, prevailed upon Mr.
Onderdonk to marry them, which he
did, giving them a certificate duly sign.
ed. but only as citizen without any
official authority, and receiving the fee
rendered TO him.
Alter long arguments, the opinion OF
the Court was delivered at grea. length
by Judge Rnggles, who decided that
the charges set forth in the indictment
did not even if tree. constitute any Of
fence; lha, marriage is only a civil con-
tract, and lbai defendant had full right
to perform the same as much as any
divine or magistrate in The land. The
defendant also had full right to fur
nish a certificate of marriage, and re-
ceive any sum which the parties chose
4. r. Il.
ceremony, and indeed fully sustaining
the defendant in every point commended
by him.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

Congress, in a recent report. publish
es the fact, that the cost of mail-ba
from 1881 TO ls4l was 1896, 900; that
Mr. Jewe,t. of Ohio, contractor, was
paid S5S, l25 I3, for 4 $50 bags; that in
November, 1910. there were on bis
(Jewet's) hands 4.0s0 bags, not want
ed, which cost $4,000; that a large
overplns was in the hands Of other con.
tractors, that bags could be got for fifty
per cent less than was paid in those
wears; that for blanks, 100000 was
paid between 1929 and ls4l. generally
at abou. Fifty per cen, more than fair
price, leaving a supply on hand for
twenty years 10 come; that storage for
these surplus articles was charged and
allowed; that, by these and other frauds
the expenditures of the post office de-
partmen. were made up to exceed is
revenue, one year, by 367.75O 10.
and another year by 100000. thus re.
curing special appropriations out OF
the revenue from customs and public
lands.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27
NnEy EIaRlGGsEDE'lscs

rs1IlE Lady's Sock Extra, beng pnbh-
cations OF original American Novels,
,c--,,en expressly for tins work, and issued
'o,,;.ma,,tnly. This work will form, when
completed, one of The haudsomest series
cheap literature ever published IN the Unit
ed States.
The Two first numbers of this elegant
.ork have lust been received, consisting of
No |. The Prlma Donna. or passa yes
Tram CITY Life; by w. G. Simms, Esq,
price rs gents.
40 ,. Robert Rucful, by I. 5. Fay.
Also, Grahams Magazine for MAY. will.
three splendid engrayings, Battlefield Of
BrandyIine, &c Godoys Lady's book
With latest authentic fashions, &c: Lady $
National Magazine, with three handsome
plaies. All Tor sale at subscription prices
f. ]. +. TALLANT.
mays III %
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MORGAN PARK s. co..

" 1Gfc5daC SOoNi1 -fA1t : AaatbtSS
No. I13 Nam Street, 81 Louis.
kE0RGAN, PARK & co. have at pre-
IVA sent, end will continue to keep on
hand, very desirable and general assert
ment OF Sidp'e AMI fancy dry goods. A
partner viii reside permanently in the
eastern cities, who purchasing their goods
exclusively with cash wlil be enabled TO
avail himself the demand FOR money and
the fluctuaticn in prices, and these advan-
tages will be distributed among Their Gus
toners.
The facilities which they possess will
enable them to sell goods TO merchants
who may visit this city, upon such terms as
must give entire satisfaction. Their man.
her OF conducting business, when once I'M
derstood, will be appreciated, and all they
ask, is, that persons who may come TO 81
Louis, will examine their stock and prices.
Tho Boonslck Times, Burlington Hawk
Eye, Lexington Mo- Express, Spring field
Journal, and illlnoian, [Jacksonville,) will
please copy and forward their accounts 10
ihls Office Mo Repb
mayl6-tf 81
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27

"Synopsis of Coz. Pok's speech to
the people Of Mniison and the ajoin-
ing counties, delivered at Jackson. on
W,nday the Sd of .Apru, ls43," print.
eG in pamphle, form. and written out
for publication by Gov. Polk. From
j, | quote The following extracts:
He took other views. briefly presen-
ted. of the subject, and proceeded to
the discussion Of the protective tariff
act passed by the last Congess. He
showed tina. it was highly protective
tariff, and no, one for revenue. lie
showed that. by the compromise tariff
act of 1893, the tax on no imported
article was to exceed % per cent.
upon its value after the 30,h of June,
1912. No higher tax than 20 per cent
was imposed on any article after the
30th Of June. 1912, until the 30,h of
August. l8 u, on which latter day the
presen. tariff law was passed by The
Wing Congress. The Wing Congress
laid violent hands on the compromise
act of 1898, and broke it up
II was clear, therefore, that the late
tariff act was not a revenue measure. IL
ha d raised the rates Of duty SO high
as 10 shut out imports. consequently
to CIT eff and diminish rerenue.
Judging from the amount Of revenue
received at the Treasury, under the
operations of the presen, tariff act, for
the last quarter of 1912. as already
shown, it will not produce annually
hoT the amount Of recenue which
would have been produced by the rates
of the compromise act. had that act
been left undlsturbed.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-06-27
Even BENNETT, of the New York
Herald laughs at the nomination Of
Polk. The Herald SAYS:

Herald laughs at the nomination OF
Polk. The Herald says:
OF the nomination Of Mr. Polk we
hardly know how to speak seriously.
A more ridiculous, contemplate and
forlorn candidate. was never put forth
by any party. He has neither the vig-
or, responsibility nor the elements of
any reputation, even half SO much as
captain Tyler and all the family, in
Guiding the cracked head of old Wat
Tyler. Mr. Polk is sort of fourth
or rather forlieth-ra,e lawyer and a
small politician in Tennessee, who by
accident was once Speaker of the
House of Representatives. He was re-
jecsed even by his own State as Gov
ernor-and now he comes forward as
candidate of the great Democracy of
the United States. Oh! what ridicu-
lous finale. Captain Tyler. with the
patronage of governmental his hands.
and the "spoils"
"Warm, reeking, rich,
can get more Democratic votes in New
York, than Mr. Polk can, or ever will
do.
The singular result of all these
laughable dolngs of the Democracy in
Baltimore. will be the election of Hen.
ry Clay, by a larger majority than ever
was received by Jackson or Harrison.
With Polk and Tyler ia the field to d.
vide the democracy, who, were they
rolled into ore person, would hardly
make man. MIR Clay must get the
the State of New York with perfect
ease. The same state of Democratic
dlsorganlzato will lead to the same
results in o.her States. The Presiden-
tlal election may be said to be decided
as soon as il opens. The Democracy
will be scattered to the four winds Of
heaven among their several candidates,
and Clay will have only to acalk ocer
the course.