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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

The Cincinnati Commerfm saS S.ne|
not much less perilous than tlla' ~ hg,a
Patch, was Witnessed on saturur!' ., y
conductor and passengers Of the Gown, ,., i.
and Lexington train. \ young Ia" ,n.f
waking across the bridge at i't,. , at,
Just after the train had passed y's ,nl IL
the engine was suddenly reversed Tsi
cars were backed at rapid .aH LA !,
was no room on the side Of 'ae s ..,,. IL
stand betm cen the edge and '"t !. lao b
only alternative was TO spring w ,sIa,-
creek running thirty or forty reg 10 81
The young man gave one look ~ siJe d
and instantly sprang over va me VI
struck the water feet fore most cn, b
was stopped. but to the surprise e., 81 Il d
hero of The pcrilous feat cane ON y, gE4a
water. shook hims self, AMI welkra@' IN
lIcye."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

The Editor (of the Gazette replies TO the
enquiry in substance, that although he be
lieyes the LYONS road will be built. yet he
has no confidence in the ability Of the pres
ent COMPANY, aud concludes that nothing
which has w G. Iaun connected with il
en- prosper.
This petty fling at col. Haun is too con-
temptbie to notice, and reflects upon It's
pr cenitpr. We estimated the venerable
editor Of the Ga,stta at standard above
snch groycling naleyolenee, and would not
have believed that when hostility to the Ly
oRs road was no longer practicable. that he
would vent his feelings b. endeavoring to
calamniate It's individual members.
Cedar e. Abr.
We have not word II utter against Mr.
Haun in his capacity Of Railroad Director;
he may be al that the Company desires 10
an individual in such capacity. but We have
vet to learn the justice Of God If man can
cause the misery and restitution that ce
hare seen produced BY that mans whiskey
distllery and We, he be prospered on earth.
We tell you it is against the "nature OF
things" and were we citizen Of Clinton,
We never would tolerate such drawback
upon the prosperity of our county; we would
cease not to declaim vehemently against 1t
so long as the nefarious traffic was contin-
ued.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

Is PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR--The
United States Senate have passed a bill APP
propriating three millions Of dollars for the
construction Of six steam frigates.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

Representatives ofthe onoe IL tv," a
nm tribe Of Indians, now ha'" ,..,'.sfipe,
one hundred and fifty- are in VIZ ~ gt
seeking the annnlmeht ~ : t''f I'm 10
they were removed iroR,HiS'o zoo. ;W,j..er
nesota. They wish t5,retnrt " !. '" .,I hi
and live, as they have 'nra'il's' o
adopted the habits and puF'a''
a, titaS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

Iowa MARKETS. - Woo has continued TO
advance, ever since the nomination Of the
Wing State Ticket.-Burl. G4-.
Geese feathers, we would remark, have
been on the ascendancy since the nomina-
ton Of the Locoioco State Ticket.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

Property continues to change hands in
this vicinity and al pretty high rates. Yes
terday Messrs. Fulton & Fejeryary bought
the farm OF Mr.. Puck, five-eighths OF mile
from the depot, SO acres, for $4,000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

The folloSing letter in reply to IN in
quiry of the editor of the r. Island Repub.
may possess pecu 'iary interest to some Of
our subscribers in this county who obtain
their papers at post offices without the coun-
tg.-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

SECOND TKgaL Tar uy ra E..
The public were taken by .grp'.> So |
day. on seeing the Ericsson aag
round the waters Of the Bag IN
Cant Ericsson. the owners gJd 'sn
ncdigtrly interested, were 90 A.k
wu learn that tile performance, Is. i'f
we're such as to ,i'Jfd the b lf3 IN
ri satisfaction. The diihcufy 81 sd
the engines air-tight, has frea@
greater ,han could have been aatgT'1
vet this j. being gradually ofcreo~f !
wheels yesterday made 4 turn, 5t4F
small pressure, LAY one-iHrih Z. " II
inuau pressure, which, Gin tie wt'
one well qualified 10 knew "s 's'a1
and uiH ~ carried" Her cy.Datria \
sixty inches, instead ol oDr au0a'el's
the Collins steamers; and it !. a.f.nea M
even with the prc-sn., already -..'l'1
,upRosing shc was provided atii 1'.a'I
ii thc latter Dimensions, ,Ite H7h ~
been driven with any desired 'aefd
The greatest interest was H''s.''
yesterday, OH Ii, becoming hro~p ''i 1
Eits>an lad gone down lie b-,, 30 .'.'
inquiry made a. 10 The result. l5a ~.
~ Of fuel consumed Oh tic trip H@ HI
Insignificant .a,y
The titne that has elapsed sIoie ,t = {,
Of the Ericsson was laid. i nol o. ''s J
is necessary to build an 9Fl'n'F y Y
elias, ocean steamer.-N. L. Joaa% ~
HieFCa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

We refer to the advertisement of span
of horses for sale. We are personally ac
qaainted with the gentleman and unsolicited
make this reference, believing all TO be just
as represented.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

THE BRUrCH ROAD, rs /, Is called, )lrom
St Louis to Terre iiaulr,) has been char
tered hy the Illinois Legislature by very
large vote in both houses The fact is az
garded as putting an end TO that selfish
and short sighted State Policy which
has 50 long been permitted To. hold sway
among our neaE neighbors.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

A dnnkard's nose is said 10 be n light
house warning us Of the little water TINT
passes underneath.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
IAN Anxious Enquirer. "

The Davenport Ga-ette of Feb. 10Th. gives
a communication from "An Anxious Enqul-
rer,' giving quotation Of sales Of bonds Of
the Lyons Company at prices rating from
..3 10 30 cents on the dollar, and requests to
be let into the "sccrst." how company can
possess all ~ when its bonds are at SO low
an ebbl
There s. indeed secret attached to this,
and il the Ga,stfs will inform this Anxious
Enquirer and the public, to whom those
bonds We're sold, perhaps the secret may be
removed; or if the Anxious Enquirer" who
has so little faith in the ability OF the Com
pany, Will follow up his quotations and show
who was the purchaser OF said bonds. his
anxiety can be readily quoted We will
await the report Of the Gaeette, or its com
municanf, in this matter, and when they be-
ccme generous enough to give the purchas-
er's name, they or any one else open to con-
yction can be satisfied - Cedar Co. ADJ
Our contemporary will observe that an
"Anxious Enquirer" has followed up his
quotations IN to-day's paper. With regard
10 the purchasers names, we opinc that that
does not affect either the validity Of the sale
or the depreciation Of the bonds. Ii the ''se-
cret'' be that Mr.. Adams is the purchaser,
then indeed is the Company playing deep
er game than we anticipated.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

lMPRoyEMENTs - Messrs. Burrows &
Prettyman contemplate the erection this
season of brick block on the site OF their
presen. store OH Front ST. which will be from
so to 100 #. in depth and three stories high.
Exclusive Of this, there are within one
square Of our Office t,oslrs three story brick
houses contracted for TO be erected this
year.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

The Niileraes in THE city ha'' '1s,'
their zeal Of late -nd confidently P''- w,
end Of the world this year laa' - sl.,
been done several times and o. t,s''. ~. !,
the general plan IL to'speaR o. "a. r y,
TO occur some time in the present 's' 1,
Some, however, fix the time to t o " !. 7
10Th OF May, when the great e,Dl I'M
ours. The progress Of event j., ,.,. La,, I
the prophecy. The Car of RUSSIA !. ,s =,
his la, gigantic stride towards +, - ~ .
noplc, which when reached WI; Al 5.-,,rs
book oftime ;or u. Their aeall' a'' 4.
By words without knowledge. and l = !, ID ID
these deyo,ecs shall have returned = ~" IN,
their present words and acts will J.. D. N. g.r
ed to as an era of strange delasIo .t1 ''' /,
otherwise sensible men,-io'i'"' :
aus.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

In Japan, il is stated that il a man die in
office, deeply in debt, il Is concealed, until
the accumulation Of bis salary has paid hs
credl,ors-aii thing going on ar il be were
still alive. We wish some of those who
owe Us would 60 u Japan, and die in Office
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

The steamer Wisconsin, well known in
this trade, has been sold for $500 and
transferred TO the Illinois river
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

We understand some Of our neighbors in
Davenport are not entirely suited, but
when We tell them that more Davenport
people than our own citizens were invited,
we think they have no just or reasonable
ground ot complaint.
Besides the private invitations sent u
Davenport, Il public invitation was given in
the idreytjsrr 10 the whole town, and public
dinner free for all, was open NJ the Rock
Island House, under he superintendance of
Messrs. Joseph Conway and ]. G.. Blythe,
from P. n. til late hour in the day.-R
T. Rpub.
The above announcement of public dim
ner at the X. |. House. being the first init
mation We has had OF the circumstance,
comes trIfle late. As for the invitation of
the advertiser it amounted to nothing, being
simply the assumption Of single individual.
But We are disposed to let the matter rest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

CEDAR Posrs.-Ne refer t, the adv rtise.
ment Of Dir. Hirschl OF Cedar Posts 4 few
more can also be obtained from
him on early application.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
II. Gillespie, OF Union College:
Distances on &. I and Chicago Railroad.

The following is a table OF distances on
the above Road running westward from
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

DISTRACTIONS DEMAsDEp.-The Galena
.Lfersonio1, one of the strongest "Old Line"
Democratic papers in the West, publishes
the resolutions adopted at the Nebraska
meeting 10 Chicago aud says:
The third resolution points out the true
course to be adopted in this State Speech
es, resolves aud Indignation meetings are Of
40 avail, Action il needed. Let the Legs
iature now in session, exercise lis right of
instruction, and thunder in the ears Of our
recreant Senator, the unwelcOme truth that
he is disappearing and betraging his eoh-
stituency. No half measures will suffice
The case is urgent; give VI then, Il sudden
remedy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09


Normal settlement One contemporary
thinks il is new democratic principle. -
Having again returned to the tripod.
" HIGH, the editor Of the Davenport Ga2etb.
assures his readers had become .ttoo hot
10 admit of our comfortable sitting, we re-
moisten our ancient quill and haste To inform
the patrons of tho Reporter of what we saw
and heard while the aforesaid tripod was
"cooling of. =" la the first place, how ever
we must make known our fixed determine
ton never IL electioneer for brother SAN
DERs again. lie il not so popular a. We an
ticipated. -Lo,ea Rportr.
The fact of il was, Sylvester, il was the
unpopularity Of your elec,ioneering that
made Us run so badly; besides, according to
your own statement, you forsook your post
just when matters were getting the hottest
Some If the LocoGucos of Ohio burned
Senator Douglas i'll eiiigy the other day.
IL was denied that any democrats" took
part in the affair, which accounts for the
following card in the papers of Trumbull
County:
We, the undersigned, having noticed an
article in the Trumbull Dmocrat, from the
pen ot It's editor, stating that not democrat
was in the procession that burned the etfioies
Of Douglas aud the D, beg leave 10
state that We, as DemocratS, and Pierce Dem
oerdts, heartag and ctecrf,lHg participaiad in
he getting up and burHiny n he said eGigies:
and Furthermore state, that no less than five
hundred persons, Of all parties. joined with
US, and not a dissenting voice arose TO dis
turb the harmony OF the occasion.
Leonard burton, chns. Merrill,
J. H. Merrill, Reuben Smith,
j. BroCkway. s. Hall
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
THE GAZETTE.
CITY OF DAVENPORT.

ALFRED SANDERS, Er,ros.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09

The question of the day is, What is
Normal settlement One contemporary
thinks il is u new democratic principle"
The daily union., 1854-11-22
HSseau Corps Of Typographical Engineers,

pkOPosALs viii bic aee unni, le l5t
November next for construction aud ae,sr
said
ID 20 breadth OF beam
exclusive
less n depth ~ feet
he and 10 be di
hands Of cabsn and for the
omcers Also, have cooking aie~zrds
wafer Closets and customary cabin and kitchen furniture for not
less than ~ hands and officers
The deek be suicis niy h for
Pilot house upper deck and supplied
with customary steering
The schooner rwed and be supplied with requisite
aud To be property TO have two
cabes and hx
haner hoes cham cabe boxes, windass levers &C. Ae
Each deae
furnish drawing aiodsi of the
The boat be supplied with good yawi boats aot than
hong eaeh and each boat good with adder
and uller.
No advances contract, The War Depart
authority. reasons,
epartm~nt itself
nsht Of The popers to rslee the whole aud to
rho boat common pressure
speed supplied with suitable coal
banksrs capable u owins NOT le.s aa 100 tons Of coal
and all and fixtures strength and
bs observed The boat have less than ~ ade
engine Of quality, Of the hind
with improvements.
appoiutsd War oheer Of the
BY the These Two select Third
the drsen, aboers oder to make in
sp~cnon and niai
weather,
speed Of not less than miles the hour
The certificate inspectors
of materials and maciner workmanship hn and per
has fulfilled his inspection
said paid by the United states
and one half by the contractor n.nu
sep Is-dap,s saawtls,Nov Col Corps r. Z.
The daily union., 1854-11-22
,rh~ second ExAihitton Of the Metropolitan
MechanicG Institute,

y tas rrs~o1sa sasasf~ss Css'ss,
A' aad MscAan1 and CssjxI -tfs,
x,r be opened cry ashiDx,ou Thursday
Aay Of FEBRUARY 1885, the and splendid hail of the
nnsannn winch " one OF the m'-s rooms
To nj. s1s.blno. a.seaan.s. ans,
~ zoI all dlspss ns result. Of their abo sk
,sssaaiy from all pooa~ OF me union are cordially
.snaa.ry charge special
rn,eaden power, hxiares, aboT Ae, will be given
A assadss ID requested aoies early
sy - uos.bs snot be accompanied with proper
.,..sse rns,<as iaying
IN o os shs Union sIhihaton OF Meuopo'
Z ius.sia ,hey Offering producer
ssci salaass ssp'u 3 . ~ % asvn 0 M
otaahip, sdspAaaa :" The purposes for which they
ny ss s respectfully specimen.
1 s.ss hssa.ark which bays
n ssS . ladies,
css ~ rmams o. swsiry, ae suited to the Of the
rss as VIII opened reception good. Monday,
Tssnsy u oessrA, fosaay opened
q v.a.a and ssn.,su. open a.,osI week.
sa.rrsd upon s.s for compssen
socs IN rsscsd tn. hall BY thar day, JAILED
rive from unav0dahas defenuou.
ssc anul Tassdsy nsAs sh Febuary At O'Clock after
which us dspos. wu BE- charge Of from SO
shall specify ths ass and The ume hey may have
Al siciss dspn4isd eo~petoa and be OF
American mansarture cosspcuoas'y labelled with appsop9ae
nunss the maker and f known and the
name Of ss s %s Of sosn. Inc aad for suy on s esoS
PRICES may afxed, ,hs option Of The exhib;a
hs sssd which 'chst will alSo admit them 10 the exhibition az
az n%s should BE- sadrs.sed a. follow. "ram of s
MsrspaAsa Mechanical I"atae wasA.n sfen " and should
."r dincsy marked packages. They
conpasieA BY dariled invosrs
Ucular. coslans detailed win forwarded, and
asy given, apation the corresponding
ry all communications the business Of the Institute
Der 3l-law6w
The daily union., 1854-11-22
~ OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER g. 1854
American Artists, Union.

THE Amscsa trtss respectfully
81 As Usscd Csnadss
u caivsrae eouaty
a with view u enabling family become possessed Of
gallery OF cnersvthss
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS ~ THE AGE,
desrtntned
svoss aaA as employment large samber
works ara % esenI the sr when
900 Of which n soad
as0, 900 gasss es the actual Of $50, 1000.
Each psschssss engraving therefore,
enarsssng richly money
euhti~s hn to ose Of the s when they distributed
For Ave d"ass highly Nnshed beautifully painted
oi and nve sf uces viii Ave dolas worth pIen
did selected from
mail expssss.
OF The with
enyfAvDys, be Office paper.
For each dollar actually
gift ticket viii inmedsseiy be forwarded.
The
undertaking viii be materially
snd have resolved
TN liberal
wtshng by sending (postpad
engraving,
prop~cus, aealscgus, all other informsuon
On the dsai completion OF the gfs will be placed
II of ths To be
which will 70 throughout the United States Can
adax
The daily union., 1854-11-22
United states Mail.
PENNSYLVANIA.


October II 1854.
DROPOSAi.S carrying from
Decembe 1874, Doth Of June, 1885, following
IN PENNsfLVANtA viii be Once
the Post ORce Department Monday, Of
vember 1854, b decided Wednesday Novemher
-
No $3.50 From Harrisburg by Liossyssowa, H,
hanov~s East Hanover, Ono, Jenessovn, and prsder-
ckaburss Piac Grove ~ miles and back,
q
L~.vs Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday, sad RsiJsy, a,
Arrive st Pine Grove days BY Jpn;
Leave Pine Grove Tnesdsy ThursdSy, Saturday,
Arrive II Harrisburg days by m.
No. 9J1 From Nahanoy Mountain, pper
Ashanssaso, and Barry, s,nsrsvIie, % miles n
back, twice week.
Leave Mahinoy Monday and Pndsy I'M;
Arrive siaersviie day by pm;
Leave MineSwville TaesdAy and Saturday 8
Arrive ~ MahAnoy days sby p@
For OF bid, certificate
and conditions
expedi-
advertisement inviting propcsais
New Jersey Delaware
dated the 20d Of September, 1851.
Oc. Is-3aw4w
The daily union., 1854-11-22
NOTICE TO PRE- EMprloN CLAIMANTS.

of Congress approved ID March, s enlea An
sci exsud settlers theron
iun the Enited states they then
ls,rd alternate sections
made 10 the dhte
and paid Tor Al r rate ~ two dollars and
dxed The putdic And ~
he act 1854 entitled An net for the relief %
st,.rs on rnesd who
le and the date Of rsthdrnrra
viii be enpied preempions the ordinary minimum price Of
M, puc lands doisr and twenty i've cents
rr acre bee the day hxed for the pub
lie sale Therefore, every eniicd 10 fhe right Of
ptiou III any of the under ih of ID
March, 5 seussents made prior 70 the y
f Febtary aiotm. under ;e act ~ st
warcs 1854 the dae of withdrawal
REQUIRED ~f tbs
revY of ptoper therefor the
price Yaeobas after ssstng MS aoet
and er aprnted The pablc sale of the lands
hren, the tract claimed will b~ forfeited
s - WILSON.
Acting Commis~ionss the General Land Once.
S.p lG-lawl3w t1pt Il star.
The daily union., 1854-11-22


UOUsE-WIFE COTTONs = THIRD snstAS.ssns.--ws
~ have tho peasurs OF announcing
who hays Sssa wass Paert he arrival es rh install
ment o. ne Justly celebrated wfs hA1
10 day $50 pecss A. originated iauodsced aud had
Inc have stamped them ia f 4lt~
article tckeed
o pieces vary superior Ansss from psceA srtra
hnss ~ vsry cbssp ss posksn ~ which
order. sf
vaa of all other pare epoxs rare sesav
clsss Of lncn goods should, n Justice
= ~ ~ 8 IS f y
inmeurnsn1 goods viii be fbund uil
ampe, and complete hrougAous The enuss year N
@ pieces white hanne sssostsd several shades
Than the suai prices.
IS bcsched aanaei superior
quality.
100 pieces rich wooIien psds children wear
considered the handsomest pauerns city
Choice ciOshs caasimeres
gloves, drawers suspsnde cs,&
bseltaa &C. Also article us0aiy ound
GDods hoass; W al Of which Anity aAdi~es
by having price only, dealing noaiy
bear he uuakahle decided hc we are
snaned e o0er really great nducsasam dtsmnsnt hxyes,
(jadgss of eoods.) alsa k -
sssss and cordially ea convinced
the advantage Of buyiag utsrs oniy ssAsdn
Delay IN seftng sls
Good articles. lew prices and t dealing b relied
aJ cases Els t-a FsNi8
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Ssosrs, Wsm BuAdlns,
octS-steoh Opposite Centre MARKET
The daily union., 1854-11-22
United states Patent Once,

WarFiDgion, Sep1embef u, Iss4
AN The peton Williams, admnisatrx OF Thos
Williams OF Morean station, New York. praying
Of granted 10 the said Thos H. W'"ms
a4u, improvement in 'wschnery
mg teitDg &c ~ for yenrs from the expiration
patent place the 18th day Of Decenber
lI-
petition be heard a the Patent Once
Monday November ls o'clock and al
p.rsous and snow cause any they have
win peiiton ought 10 be grnnted
nppneug Required TO ne IN the Patept
specially act forth In wruoe at least twenty
all filed by either party TO
taken and transmitted an accord
Testimony the will be closed on he h OF N"vem
relied Testimony must be
Office before the morning of thai day the arg"
mrns if any, within days the reafer -
be published the Union ntel'
aencer and Evening D. G. Evening Argus,
Phiadrphin Pa American, New York Post Bcsson,
Massachusetts Daily Courier Buffalo, n. ", aweek for
III, ,ee M OF November next the
day OF hearing. -. 49,. -,
of Patents
aEdiors the above will pease copy and send
their containnR this notice
AL latN3M
The daily union., 1854-11-22
Army and Navy EIm,psnenss-

WALL sTEPHENs military manufacturers of the r-s orders,
attention Of and navy officers
10 their superior goods They created
urn-h the most siegsnt
challenge red uciop
w. v,sh 4, an privilege boness,
ard p .usepe The despite the ieeengs
an,iqusria0s. HI.
fashions
Tu,ira states aag- made 10 order.
t2-2aw1no
The daily union., 1854-11-22
Sale Of Geld and silver sweeps at the Mint o.
the United states, Philadelphia.

SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received the Mint Of hs United
y until O'Clock 3sh Of January they
will Director of tho Mint, tc Of such
bddsrs psssafs the huRdsed
and dve barrels VI eoataR1 eDd snd silver
They will be sod a of barrels esch and of
fifteen The highest MddeH Hscsd bids
unexpectedly h, greatly of
ported BY me usns assny the Dirsct s
Ing rse whois OF said bids.
The form should cs oEscd hundred
psuudS avodopoi payable Mint delivery
Samples for will % faaished applications the
Mint
BY order of JAS. ROSS sNowDEN,
Oirecrr u the Mint
DANIEL STURGEON,
osober H. 1854. Trcasaxsr
Oct l9--dim