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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail steamers-Ths ships prsing this line are the

These ships having built by contract OF prsssy for
government service every has
in their sngiAesto speed
elegance and eenfort.
Price Of iron New York Lverpso In frt cabin
rssm $780,
Frsm Liverpool to New York ESQ and ELS
A experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
Ne berths nti paidf far
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20 ely s9ST Ra
Comm s s
fss s q and the & n evidence noe
treasury i shall b tho duty q Mayor and CLERK
4: =:
and the rule Of shs 's he, ss'. NOT
+:
rsngsment between the former 70 the Of
ss1 sa Il. as b paid %
s s .ns TO 30 released s aSc
ssis:s sa: s:s s ana
streets and curb and gutter therein spscacs
2Gss TUREY street Sisd ..''
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4uALL OF RECORDS
81 nn n. na Ssa
~ street 50 Is to make the said street Of
ed having objections thereto requested them
,% 70 tne undrsned at his ONCE on or before tbs
March 8, 1853. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
CRoToN AeUEpUcr DEPARrMENr-ro CON.
Thirty ..o vita the .Ss
Pw m s n. s. e. y
duet Department until Monday 2st day OF March ISIS
at u O'Clock NJ to build with the reoov
ing basins and cuvers in Thirty eighth street
sewer IN second Avenue to point about - feet Of the
easterly line Of Third being length about 5s2
feet The plan Of the and
ing Of the and all other information relating
can be obtained on application TO the Water Puryeyo this
...R-se.lsn.., $50. 80. n.
GROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON
Bayard with the OF the or
making the and the date of its presentation
received tho Office Of the Croton Aqueduct Depart
nent Monday the st day Of March, 1858 NJ Il o'clock
euvers in Bsyard street from the In Orange atreee
% feet the westerly line OF the Bow
ery being 95 Tho plan Of the
and the building Of the and all other
relating thereto he obtained application
" INV A'e' NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York, March y lsa3
CyTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice that the folio wing petons
have been the Board of Aldermen TO nag
space wide the westerly sidewalk Of First
curb and gutter and flag sidewalks in Forty Rrst street
from Tenth to Eleventh avenue To regulate and grade
Sixth avenue Eighty sixth to Ninety sixth street. All
interested having objections thereto
on or before the 18th day Of March instant.
March $, 1858. JAMES Surrey, Street Con missioner
THE CoEMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS, OF THE GARD
against the the assessment for regulating
grading Second between Ninety third and ld
etreets ON March To- at o'clock p NJ, in tAs
City library No. II Cty Hall BY order Of the eommissss
j. o. BARKER.
+. wOODWARD.
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UVrtHb becurod uhtfI PAID Tor.
PRePosRp DArEs OF SAILING.

EsMHsbex eStli{ss ! co. NJ. IS wan 81. r. =.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool
Z. G. ROBERTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard Load.n
JOHN NUNkOE 1 CO., Ne. 4 Rae Metre Dame dos
vietories Paris or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will act DO accountable gold
silver bullicl specie jswery precious Stones metals
Of therein pressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

URANKLlN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM STREET.-GEO.
II Lea Prepretorihe above establishment is
eiterpoep o'clock; and in the evening at TX for the
purpose Of Classic and orns q Living
Statrnry Mile Csgincts Troupe Of Model Artists, w.
gscr variety OF eantifu performances For furthee
particulars bills Of each day Admissi n:-Seats IN
Private Bcxee 10 cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs cents; Boxes 81 cents; gallery, l21f osnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

HROT0N AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To CONrRAC
~ torsScaed proposals. endorsed Proposal for sewor
In EigteoEth etreet also with of the person
making the and the date of The
will lie received ut the office Of the Croton Alusauot
partmen until Monday the l4th day Of March, 1855 at IL
O'Clock NJ TO build sewer with tho necessary receiving
basins and culverts in Eighteenth street the
Ninth to esserly curb limo Of Seventh
in length about feet The plan Of the sewer speci
fcatoDa for the building Of the and all other informs
ton relating thereto DO obtained application to the
Water Purveyor at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
Na,uX nrL Narnb Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" given to the owner or owners or
fected thereby following assessments have been
tho Assessors and lodged the once Of
tie bureau for examination by all persons
Interested yxror tagging Sidewalk ON TIE norshsry sds
ef street. between Fifth and sixth avenuss
TIE limits embraced by such assosent include all tns So
es Of land situated On north side ofTwsnty fourth
street between Broadway and Sixth avenue All persons
Lose interests Affected by the above named Ascss
nj opposed to the same or either OF then
ac their objsstions In writing 20 Sac
.sdsrsrned at their Office No Hall Of Records within
H,irty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessoss.
CHARLES NNEILL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department fsSrs
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MEDICAL

nR. JOHNSON, rs DUANE STREET MAY BE CON
snted at office where he has praetised his profess
sion twenty years. Hours from A. NJ to
p NJ
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<1RorON AouEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL con

C1RoTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC
u tors.-ssaled proposals, endorsed Prspssal for
or making and tho date Of its
win be received the ecc Of tic Croton Aquedaet Do
Certmest until Monday the 4th day OF March, 1888 a. IL
O'clock NJ build sever, with .he necessary rsssi.ns
and Charlton streets being in length about 2o fsos
pan of tho and specifications for the budns OF $40
smc and ALI other relating thereto oan be OBJ
tsaed ON " the Water Puryeyo At This ahce
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President ofthe Croton Aqasduss Departneas
u
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MEDICAL.

nR: WARD, FROM LONDON AND EDINRUKQ. CAN
Dpw PRESTON AUTHOR OF THE rRnALEs
Frand in Need !" ho consulted NJ MS once 20
Dv.ry Aeyice gratis Ills card in the Picaysns sun
dsy Courier and Dispatch.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given to the owner owners occupant OF ssea
pants Of all houss and lots improved lAad
affected thereby that the following assessments have boon
completed ASSESSORS and lodged In the ocs Of hs
Bureau of Assessments for examination by all
csted viz For fencing vacant lots Ninth and Tenth
streets went Of A. The limits embraced BY such
assessment include all several houses and lots II
vacant lots pieces and parcels of land situated tho
north side Of Ninth street and south side Of Tenth street.
between avenue and First All persons whose
iDtersi affected by tho above name assessments and
who opposed TO the same either ofthem requested
70 present their objections in,wrtng TO tho
their Office No Hall VI Records within thirty
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Once Bureau OF Assessments Street Department March
z lS3Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

nRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL AsoNs.-
" Sealed proposals will be received at the ese Of the
day Tho 7th day Of March, 1885, 81 IL o'clock 10 bald
wer with The necessary rsssivns basins and ouverts
stsssts The pian Of the sewer and .P.adoions the
yeyor, ~ this office. NICHOLAS DEAN
February rs, 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
" hereby given to the owner owners occupant
cupants OF all houses and lots, improved unmpr,vsd
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
by the Assessors and lodged In the Of
the urean Of Assessments for alton by all per-
Interested vii, For fencing lots the
side Of Twenty eighth street between Fifth aud Madison
The imit embraced by such assessment includs
all houses and lots Of ground lots pieces
eighth street, between Fifth and Madison avenues All
named assessments and who are opposed 70 the
writing, TO the undersigned Mt their ooe No Hall Of
Rcsord within thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, YAssesscrs
CHARLES hoNIELL)
Once, Dureau Of AsseNments Street Department March
=
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HSRs
Of and lots improved unmproved lands Aneot
ed thereby that the assessments have bees com
peted Assessors and lodged IN ne ses Of the
Bureau for examination BY Gil persons nser
eeted For regulating and settling surh and gutter In
Thirty fourth street. from Fourth 10 Second asnusa The
houses ground vacant lots pieces and paroos Of
land situated beth rides Of Thirty fonrh street. from
Fourth An whose interests
affected named assessments and who nrs
posed the either them requested 70 pre.sns
their objections In writing to the sndsrsgned ~ their
date Of this nstioe.
$ S#ssER: f St s$Sses Assessors
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Feb
CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLIC NoTICRI5 HERE
~ by given to the owner owners occupant or oeen-
pants OF all houses and lots uninprsvei lands
affected thereby that the following assessments have hesn
completed by the Assessors and lodged In the ocs OF
tho Bur OF Assessments for examination By all persons
interested viz For regulating Thirty seventh from
Secord to East river The limits
include all the houses
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both
tdes of Thirty seventh street from second
river and both sides OF First avenue handrsd
rorth south of Thirty Seventh street All persons
interests Affected by the above named assess
eas and who opposed to the either Of tnem
requested to present. their objections In writing
undersigned at their Office, No. Hall Of Records withia
thirty days from the date Of ills notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES DODGE ASSESSORS
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department March
1863.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

pAssAGR FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, ANDGLAs
L gov, &c..Tapscotts line Of psokots.-W. 81 T. Tap
scott Co. South street, New York. continue to make
on the most f.,orAbls terms, 70 bring
ssngers IN the same sypeditious manner heretofore
qualled line Of packets sailing from Liverpool every three
days from London each alternate Thurdsy ana from Iss
gov twice each month They also remit money in the same
SAFE manner - hitherto in large small sums by drafts
land, Ireland, Scotland, Wales France and Germany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

D0YAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA.-A STEAMBOAT
IN will leave the dock at Jersey City for tho Arabia
Wednesday, The 9Th init at ocssk p H. precisely and
requested TO be the wharf before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

They all first class New York built ships provided with
all requisite articles for tho comfort and OF
passengers ard commanded ny Of experience in the
trade The price Of passage $ without wines liquors
Goods ssIt to the subscribers will forwarded lroc from
any charges hut those actually incurred.
BOYD 4 HJNCKEN Agents 1874 Pearl strset
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Bowery cost side between Brooms and Delaney strssts
Madame respectfully informs The public that shs hAA
dueed her prise In order enable every - free s
pain and feels oonhdont In promising that she WI
ccrps bunon nails grown In the fcsh &C., without
ing the least pain Persons b attend
cd 70 Mt heme, or at kadamc b. s residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

nK CLARK, GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY
~ Medical College of New York twelve years since
conued IS Canal street. two doors east Of Broadway
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
on has been presented in the Board Of
Ts fenes vacant lots both sides street be
tween First and Second svenuss All persons
having objections thercto requested
writing to the undersigned oee on or before ths 18th
March, Inst JAHES FUREY, Street Commissioners
CTkEET DEPARTMENT NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby given, that the following
on mas been presented In the Board Of Aldermen ITO
the hortwestery Of Fourteenth Irving
place All persons interested having objections thereto
requested ~ present them In writing to the uudergn
MS once, ON or before the 10th day Of March next.
-, 90 - JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
CTRERT DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will DO received ut tis ofos until
tuesday March To- at twelve o'clock NJ TO build pier ost
Forty ninth street. East river Specifications to be had
o. application to the Contract Clerk Of this partmsn
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioners.
CROTON AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAc-
proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Elizabeth street. also With the Of the
persons making the and the date Of its
will be received at the soo Of the CrotoR Aqaduct Depart
ment untA Monday the h day Of March, 1885, 1T twelve
o'clock to bald With tho necessary receiving
basins and eulysrts Elizabeth street from the
street being length plaa tss sewer
and for the building of the and all other
relating thereto be obtained application
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Crston Aquedust Dsear,meaA
New York, March Z, 1858.
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CPIRITUAL DOCTRINE.-DIsEAsE CURED BY SPI-
- ritusi prescriptions. BY Dr. BARNN hve mediums now
St pprs Hotel, l6S Duane street. He
would ny. tho ami I'D 10 call especially those that
afflicted With lung and liver complaints The hrst stages e
eonaumntio be cured.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice is hereby given that resolution has been
In the Board Of Aldermen the widening
Of street SO as TO make the said street OF
rage width Of seventy feet throughout All persons
ed having objections thereto them
In writing to the undersigned at his oce
18th day Of March inst.
March 3, 1853 JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 6, 1855.
is the Wing Party Deads"

The inquiry has beel sounded trnm Maine
TO Georgia. changes have been rung upon il,
until some OF the small fry among the Dem
ocrats, in the simplicity Of their minds, have
concluded that the last solemn rites were
performed to the Wing party when Gen.
Pierce received such an overw hel lining ma
jor,y for the Presidency. In the confidence
OF their strength the Democrats have relax
ed their usual vigilance and like nation
approached 10 the heighth OF prosperity. in
festival fcuas threaten to rend them in pie
ees as party. The enemy without, though
he were ever SO powerful. will not compare
to the foe within. and though weak. yet has
he the strength to conquer them should
fitting occasion present.
The only evidence upon which the inqui-
~ above is founded, is the triumph OF the
Democrats in the Presidential election. II
is well known that thousands upon thous-
ands Of Wings were ,lisaffected ut that time
and either abscnted themselves from the
polls or voted for Pierce. Hale or Webster,
Troup, the State Rights candidate, or
Broome. the Native Yet the majority OF
Pierce over Gen. Scott was scarcely 100000
out OF vote OF nearly three millions and a
quarter. We see nothing dis,ouraging in
such a defeat. Gen. Scott received more
votes, as it was, than any man who has es-
er run for the Presideney-his opponent in
she race excepted.
The sad reality is beginning 10 develope
itself, that Gen Pierce's Administration is
to prove a failure. There are elements at
work tina, he never can quell; enmities have
been engendered that he never can recon
Gle. Every day the position in which he
has placed himself, and We may say, in which
the party has placed itself. bee mes more
trying. The reports that come to Us by
telegraph are meagre, but sufficient is told
TO show the condition in which the Demo-
cratic party now exists. as there Dem
ccratic party among usts will soon be que
ry of significance, pregnant with bitter as
socia,ions of the past and fearful forebod-
ings of the future.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
A Day 0. Funerals.

Last Sunday was a sad, sad day for Vicks
burg Two hcarscs were running all day,
from earliest dawn until eight or nine o.
clock at night, with the dead, follow ed by
weeping friends. We watched by the bed
of a sick friend Oh Saturday night, and ever
and anon the walling of some widowed heart
would break upon the stiffness of the dull
atmosphere, which hung like lead over the
city; and again the hurrying steps of the
messenger for medical aid, and the hurried
gallop of the physicians horse were heard
and all was still and silent again: Death
seemed TO throw all his weight upon the
city, crushing it, very life out.
The physicians, we understand, attribute
the extreme mortality Of the twenty four
hours, ending at l.. O'Clock on Sunday night.
to the heavy, damp atmosphere which pre-
vailed for two or three days previous. Be
the cause what it may, it was day not
soon to be forgotten; day when death
made prints upon the hearts of some Of our
people, that time cannot wear out.
Iictsburg Sntinei, 1871.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

LARGE SHEEP ASp Little Cow.-We
cut the following from the Ohio Farmer:
= sheep girting nine feet, and covered with
wool OF the finest texture, 80 inches long,
and growing in natural rolls, ready for spin
ming. Of which rolls there are 5000. has
been sent to the worlds fair from Erie coun-
ty, Pa. Also a lamb three years old with
wool 30 inches in length, and growing in the
same peculiar way. And if the reader
doubts these curiosities, what will he think
Of COW, only 80 inches high, weighing 229
pounds, and the mother Of three calves, one
OF which was BY her side aud giving milk
though only thirteen months old.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
Difficulty In Polk County.

The Iowa Rspuhican thus diseourses IL
regard to the illegally Of the vote recently
taken in Polk county. We trast the igno-
rance Of that Judge will Be an example e
others in issuing similar proclamatlons;--
We have understood that serious dltil-
Guilty has arisen in Polk conntv,in reiaton
to the vote taken on the 18th. upon the cues
ton OF said county aiding III the eonstrac-
ton of the Lyons Iowa Central Railroad,
by issuing Sl5o.O0a olcoun,y bonds 70 the
Company. 1t appears that some OF the CIT
,xens maintain that the vote IL Illegal he
cause taken ciea roos. By reference TO the
proclamation Of the county Judge OF Polk
Co.. directing an election to be held ana the
manner of voting. &c. We find the follow
ing The Township Trustees, who shall
act as Judges at said election shall propoun.i
TO each qualified elector presenting himself
to vote. the following question:
/ DO YOU vote Tor or against the issuing OF
bonds Tor railroad subscription and the levy
oftax.' And those persons voting in favor
Of the proposition shall answer Tor and
those voting in opposition thereto viii an
swer against.
Well if the vote was taken in conformity
with the above directions we do not wonder.
that some OF the citizens of Polk county
look upon it as illegal, any lawyer, nay any
man Of common sense would be OF the
same opinion. That county Judge must GER
tainly be ..sharp one, ne mistake.
What surprises US most IS, that thus
proc lamation OF the county Judge should
be published in the ..Star" for four or five
,.aaLs and the venerable editor with all
the deep legal penetration, for which he
is noted. never discovered the glaring blum
der which must render the vote void al
iaitf0.
The expense Of this blunder should be
borne BY the officer who male il, or per-
haps it is just that the county should bear
i, as penalty for electing such men to inn
portant Offices
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
Wabash and Erie Canal.

The first canal boat through the great
Wabash and Erie Canal to Evansville, reach
ed that city the I'D ult. This canal ha,
been taenty-one years in building. The Ev.
ansville journal says it:
The length Of this canal in Indiana il
375 miles; and in Ohio, from the State line
10 Toledo, on Maunee Bay, 81 miles; thus
the whole canal being 459 miles long. It,
course il through the richest portions Of
Ohio and Indiana, and it nteraects num-
Der Of other public improvements, which be-
come more or les tributary TO its useful.
ness
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON. Sent.

W A>HlNI IuNt 81 ~ -ot 1000
The letters Of Collectors Bronson and
Chas. O'Connor to the meeting at Tammany
Hall on Friday evening, have produced inn
mense excitement here. The Cabinet will
convene tomorrow, when the course Of
these gentlemen, and ether matters will be
discussed The Cabinet will act nnitedly
and the belief is expressed that the President
will pursue decided course. Action is the
word, and if there are not some speedy de-
capitations in the Empire State, am deceiy-
ed The political garrote will bs put into
use summarily.
The policy Of the administration will be
carried out at llhazards. Ii is expected
that there will be stirring times at Washing
ton this week One victim--an officer IN
the Buffalo Custom House-has already sui-
fered official death for his disordery course
Hcwas earroted by order of Secretary Guth-
rie. v no il now in New York, yainly endear,
oring to harmonic the party.
Neither Napoleon or Jackson would toler-
ate characterization in their ranks; and the
opinion is confidently expressed by distin,
guishcd men. that President Pierce. il
that respect, will follow in their footsteps
These are hard times for the 'lIards;' ant
worse times are coming.
The supper of Geo. Saunders to hi
friends, at the National, was Il sumptuous
recherche entertainment. The toasts wer,
feiicitous and the speeches were brilliant
Col. Forney did the honers at one end o
the table, and Beverly Tucker at the other
Both occupied their stations most grace
fully
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

INTERESTING To loraG LADIES She
stood beside the altar when she Was sixteen,
She was in love; her destiny rested on a
creature in fashionable clothes, with an
empty pocket He came Ola good family"
however and blood you know is something.
She looked lovely as she pronounced the
vow. Think OF vow lron auburn, dark
eyes and poutng lips. only sixteen years
old, She stood beside the ash-tub when
her twenty fifth birthday arrived The
hair, the eyes and the lips were not calcula :
ted to excite the heart. Five, cross, young
children were about the room, some crying,
some breaking things, and one urging the
necessity Of an immediate supply OF soap
and wuter TO its face. She stopped in dcs-
pair, and sat down, and tears trickled dow n
her once plump and rudy checks, Alas!
Nancy, early marriages are not the dodge
Better enjoy youth at home, and hold lovers
at distance. until you have limb, muscle.
and heart 10 face the frowning world, and a
family II a chap really loves YOU he can
wait two or three years, make you presents.
take YOU to concerts, aud 50 on until the
time comes. Early marriages and early cab
bages are tender productions.-- Williamsburg
YtmeS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-06

A COMPLIMENT FROM THE RAsKs.-Thc
Galena .JGersmian Iocoloco) thus compli-
ments Mr.. PfERcE's Postmas ter General De
partment:
'lIe has been hoodwinked and bamboo
zlcd into a series of blundcrs which should
not disgrace the Department Of which he is
at the head"
OF all the mud heads that ever dsgrarrd
that seat, at n bureau table at Washington
we agree with the Jstersonian and think the
present ncumbentthc thickcst skull Of them
all. - ChicogO Jour.