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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
Hon ] W. Grimes.

The impression made abroad BY the Ad-
dress 0. Mr.. Grimes 10 the people Of Iowa,
may Be inferred from the following, which
appears in the New York i'ri5ara:
The election in Iowa takes place On Tie
first Nonl3s 81 August. and is The next y
occur The Wing candidate for Gavernai
S Mr.. ]. W. Grimes, 81 Burlington, Mr.
Grimes. to avoid the necessity OF detailed
canvass Of the State, which he states, his
affairs nll net permit him to make, has Is
sucl an address to The people, setting forth
the issues in the election, and defining hs
aos.tsou thereon The address i marked
In eseat clearness and ability, shows Mf
tsriaes Il 81 i laan ii abundant talent
and apparently Well qualified to fill the
Covenants chair. Mr. Grimes manliesto
Il free from Every faint oil cant and humbng.
AID meets every question il discusses IN 4
manner which should command the atten-
lion ard respect of all TO whom Il Is ad-
dressed It's plain and manly appa4 =
the intelligence ana understanding ana not
10 tho passions ~ rsejadiccs Of the pee
ale Tie views he advocates arc 50 ahde-
aiably sound, that did no partiEan hi9-
/, anc.s exit, one would suppose thy could
hardly fail Is receive the endorsement OF
every citizen of the State"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
Death of Gsa. Crary

The Detroit Damoordtofthe 9th &c
cords the death Of Gen. Isaac Crary,
Of Marshall. Mich. General Crary
was once Representative CT Michigan
IN Congress, ana we bellows that i i
Il him the world o~es the celebrated
1rary speech delivered By Tom Cor.
win on The occasion ol Gen. ofarN +
making al onslaught Oh some q Ten.
liargisoas military movements
The bin MAS up lor AN Appropriation
.er the Cumberland Road, AM Gcf.
Grary. as lie afterwards said, vas
spurraI oa W. ths Democrats u eritl-
$40 some 9th, tactics ii tfon. ii4rr.
son. such rs putting . swamp u
l.!s r2at rs prevent lie enemy from
sarroua linz him. Mr.. CoeWin r.
piled with such . blast that il hieH
Rrigadiar General CIary clear back e
Michigan There 4 little ana e'.ote
connected with this AGAR which W.
% not remember 70 haze seen il
print. Clagy. who vi. really an ann
aide ana cool tempered man, toll
Gorgin. after The conclusion othis eX-
eoriation. that he ha.l been a TOOL, that
|ths Democrats had pat him W t.
attack Harrison. AMI that ho expect
tel his constituents wonli recall him
.or his pans. Black Tom replies, that
he was going hama To bo Governor q
Ohio, and that then i IL coaii accom-
nolate him TGrary with any q his
patronage, NJ would Dc glal to 10 20.
After Corwin's election. Gen. Crazy
wrote 70 him reminding him q his
promise and received lal answer tAat
the patronage Of thoGovornor D. Ohio
consisted in appoiting Notalics Public
.aal in pardoning Penitentlary con
vets. AMI that ii he could acrommo-
date Gen. Crary III etth6f Of those par.
ticulars. i would afford him sincere
qualification t. 10 50.
Cen. Crary was nj estimab!e man.
anj hel several Offices 81 trust il
Michigan, having been tarae tims
s9Ie Il preventative If tie State III
Cong ess, aAl lUr a number q. yeags q
Regent il tIe University tlea1
JsGraa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

THaY DIrs'r .ADgERTIsE.--Not long ago
anl rgt many miles from this, there were
tWo man who EEi Lean associated in tbs
grocery business. They dissolved partner
-aGp, and commenced tie same business aP-
arata1r, but id net ady rise. Gne 81 tha
aarled Is an upright, reading ..trl :, 70
purchase btu cheese Tae farmer aada w
engagement to deliver i. Seen after, tn
othor partner of the old firm applied fir u
and Uas told BIZ the farmer that rs had rs
served Il tor him, 1t such price, When the
time for delivery eaine, h. found u b Us
tsnishment that he had sold hjs che So
t.sice. anl both purchases lalaed a. TIE
farmer read saem a leeEara - their 1 sh3n-
csty tywgrl tas public, t1eir ii!1agAtitr ~
ral sustaining tiae papac Hhsah sos p-satsid
IL the village. aG3 which h care aiiy read,
and esva iii ID III understand they hsi ilar-
i. lhe;r last & gaa Ut is tZHsnse. IAe 4
proof hid the l s.red effect. TN adv rt.s
In IN aiats'y snd l5oF4ly, and subscribed ia1
1aily commercial raper, and are neT reap.
ire tsa aayaataEs geun enlightened !1sTa4-
it5-i SO Gaasir
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
A Clergyman Arrested in the Cars

The Rev Dir. IIotchhiss, whn hrs jast
resigned bis charge 81 the FIRST Baptist
Church il Bati4,o, IL iii rhe piaee q Protss.
Sar q Theology IN the Rochester lnixerst-
II, was arrested, BY a telegraph dispatch, On
the Lfie Railroad express train. few days
since. ANA taken buck to New York: where
Ne was informed that a friend had taken u
state room Tor hin on enc oi the nglisa
steamers soon u sail, ant furnished MN
rurse large enough to carry h.n through I
Six months tour in Europe, cherished
project which he had abandoned for want 81
means. The generous donor, Alasen Rob
it.syn Est, ii RIHalo, though personal
friend, is eli a different denomination trola
liz aniable tecipienl.-. AIlaag J9inna..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
TIE Siek s..ss.egs

Some Of tho students Of the Indiana
State Univorsity were suspected to be in
the habit Of drinking brandy. Where they
obtained il WAS mystery. D.. Daily d.
termlned 10 ferret out the secret. Cali NJ
into kmal srug stprc, tAc proprietor
asked him how that sick s,aaant. MF. Car
ter. came on!' Smelling rat, she Or.
answered in an cyss,ys laanasf, end s3op
drew Oh: Of ,hs apothecary the fact that
the students andar suspicion had been in
the habit OF purchasing brandy for a SEX
student By the Eamg Ii Garter: tic. they
said he Was quite low, and kept alse ~
stmuian,s, tia; the young gentlemen seem
ed very much devoted II him. Now the
secret was out. This Cater was 9 ne
utioas character. and the nr. had III SCR i.
However, he kept his ewn c#arsl Tie
next time the s.aGSgts Assembled il chapel
for prayer. he cast ais eyes over the crowd
and satisfied himself that Carriers pnrses
were ali present. Tac G.vot.sas Ncre lrly
conducts, snd thsn he called tire attention
OF the students, reMarkiag tia. he had a
mou1ntul task 10 perform las President oi
the University il aecame his duty = an
nounce the death If their fellow student
M. Carter. 4 Ter lingering illnass
Of several weeks $ portion of which h.
was oaiy kept alive br stimnlants, he had
breathed his last! He had no doubt this
announcement would fail sadly on the cars
OF those who had so faithfully attended Is
his wants. bat he hoped they would bear
il With resi-nailoa-ae hoped ta1y frnaid
reflect upon the OF repeated words !" .hs-
'ycrto mora" that he weGii rs lar-eg
detain them. but leave shea 10 thar fsfee-
tons,
The rcsui, Of this announcement was
startling, None OF the professors, and hi,
few Of the students, h4d hard ot Garter.
"Wha is he's" WAS Whispered, none knew
but tbs kind friends Wh5 Attended h:ms and
they woulda', ;ell and tao President seen4-
ed 50 deeply aFassed. tt diiu't Ike T.
AK Brae.ri-. A -aa-...a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
EASTERN
ST q Y Il ST 0 r E I.

N Ii sabserbef would respectfully inform the citizens
II scott ana surrounding counties that lie has lately
arrived from ihe East with extensive assortment i
Stoves ANA kthcn articles ~ tie latest ana most APP
nfn, cd patterns carefully selected from the Foundry 81
isthne Il Io. Albany. N. u, which h nov oaers for
sal1 on The tHost reasonable terms.
IAu undersigned believing that permanent success
tie manufacturing business can oElA DC secured ny
at .s tbs vrFS best articles, aud always furnishing
is.n III tia sGne superior, uniform quality v deter
Itra r. sell no that viii not stand the test 81 time
4nd heat among his assortment "a stoves ol hand
may ba found tlta following, viz
Challenge Albright OF 1858. Lady OF The
Lake, Queen OF tho West, Hsosher jon
ataan, Atlantic for ceal, lined
wish Fire Brick, Paeis-
10 Albright;
This sgose viii meet ths waits Of the farmer. Pfe
n{iqri. az Il superior qugty, viz: hale, Intlufe ard
st,rn paflor stoves, The May qHerH. Union farier,
Fairy queen, Races Pteut sell Regulator, iaie! At
t5eie fur FafiJs as1
W Smiths Mirror aEd Chandelier Paser slPse, e.
tfeiy IN tbs market
have aIso for ste and iaatrfattute to order every
aftle connected with regular copper Thu and heel
tfan ware aaNaf&,tafy
Tui Ropf..g Hihhsd plain and stalding groove, o
Ia az tuIHar aid artaatcd tight.
An Hose I'll Waut 81 the above articles VIII 20 Nrl p.
civ ms me 4 c,l.. as think eat show ihttn The sdf4h
tagea II aakiug good bargain. Coailrs merchant
sllt.ed WIlh u ofeNJs desc ton ii lpW prices
liz has had ttEtsn Years leIeAee ~ Ills
abo,c business III New fari state, and ia sit "a Per
s8gat 81 ogacys entrusted - il, 40 PROM ii-Fs
I igd dispatch.
4 nia S,o,ss, Copper, Aras., Bags dc, takenin &
eaHss largoeas
III at forgot tbs location 4 on second street ~,
dlays from tn o0EHer If BFad!t olihste Y iisWi
\ HARLEY Grocery store. JANIS ii IlM0Ni.
/ lAVINFuHI. SEPT. -. 81 e.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
EuLIKE EAPER MILE.

HE subscribers arc constantly MAKING ~, M. H..
Printing aLt Wrapping Papers u 1,S l."ef,, It
liUe. ana viii pay lash for any reas"H"plE ,.e'.
good clean cotton ct linen rags. ouf'f1 ;,r,.s8
v. A. 1hurehli viii cali on The d1f.4'@ III tgif
central Iowa aud pay them IN cash or teEttf,lS.
rAars. NHEELoAh
Moline, Jane 38th, 1854.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

4 capital point was made by one Of the
counsel for the prosecution at the trial Of
Matt. " ard. in answer to Tom MARSHALL
alusi0a to Matt. Wards travels and his visit
10 Mount Sinai where God delivered the law
t. Noses Tn counsel wondered the pris-
oHer, when amidst the subimjtica Of Sinai,
where h. INDUCED III promaiou Of sacred
sentiments, bad eyer read III tie Deca!ogge,
" Jbou shat rot kH,"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

:. h1N Ell OF \, ia Ron SEXTON
-, 9p.st.o'1i ~ 1, IT, 5~'.. W..
1le9e isg.ilsl7 4il.e ssssi-iae e GFaN IN gu
elsne.. oS'Asf ta4h a4t ..s P5Fat.F
p,e-e'.esa l.s9 81 Gas 49,. 30 ~. rs
u. Ae ING. -3s- ! oeah, 4 q lsHe 10 AaF2 tss-
sonsl I, aI.. \ i, III 5. II eS3eis A1sa aaeH
80 = - 'A.f - si. - ~ tiiz
20. ss' ta"s.S ga a'.'3so -'6a
~
ny oTaeT Q, !aa5e ii. the woman who
slunts ana eats e1raans.In SECS Il l.ot = bs
put in the seat Il front him.
BY order Of Squire b. the yeangman " ho
as!es MS daughter ard IS as P!aia pants 4 e
DC pa, ss.lieEA4Fe On TN e-aer SIDE q tae
church
BY order Of the wealtly Mss PFuaenee
FIFE, the young Rad shase clothes smell
o. cigars and 5r4lay sA4ti IS 3sAa4 heT.
Inc request 81 Nj \. nesA2!.tg ti.at St-1Ia-
ssfS RI hot SHOWN = ils pew Is oe attet-jed
10 II eonFeasfnt-
"stAie easptaF, anyhow. But people
are beginning 70 st.eak n. There's TIVE
young women waiting Common soTt u
ielkst 1 guess. GenaAfg a3nt ceae quite
s. early j. this. Hage a SIT raarf4. Shs
says with bo~. III yoa II -ss, s.-." No
n4ttsr, Pol.te1ess s cheap article don't
eost nothing. 80 hafe Eo1s t.-s two v.sr1 .
lhto oAa q lie lscA w@a pslFs. ilfr i
TWO more Urls 81 the sane iaather; WOOL
len sha" ~ stray lonl,ts aid eotter Eicvas.
val pew second irain The deer good ensugb
III u! conscience.
A.. heres bflsa. Satia, relvet and
"AIte kis1s; me a75z-clgsA ana 3 5.ta vest---
st.aA / nave taa pleasure al showing your
81 az I@at s2!ae Ss4tz 1leF 1s4s. hdve
- 70 ss - TUT Ss' Are eFldehs.t
s s1ia 49, I-4--.s.t-e AFe Il II
io4hs'
~" ll5Fs 4tza'..-EF atal s.A-at
ms :, -'',~o-sss' 4-ek seats god en-
,ogl' i"o y9atiig i.5E rs. flisl,s.. y:
! me-, : Ina Pe~ IL It'll a,@ei' ,st. !
broken DIVA ufnfsta- cas. rst1..- -.
cravat Rather cs.rzr-n-t,-. - ;.,e ~
Six fashionable l3.r.l.rr. .t..,.r .,-r.-...,-a.
b9djes-atsale isl + nzss.5. Pc
checks htg- ] spIeng.3 sf3', .l--s.,--E, 5.t-.
middle asia. An apprentice Ior. tt..t4 =
looking But roboGr-.sle ass3e
Who'll say 7 amt d .3.ra sE human aa.a-..e
Don't ! know who : rltT..s l.ara-rr... SO
himl
aNow tba-a'. an. n r.n- ole. -,..-3
old fellows G5r1;nr. Dsr,t =. Eft, - -
a no1o,r. ana u.-sl.- i. 49,
kim Of 4 seat I'M = "a s5s,z 81, + -
stand ms bps,,.as-s .-t
sC.,nfe;1r,5 ra-- in l.ral, T.r
rutttng bsr, WIT, - ~ To -.
The house. aI4Ers .asrs1s J,sI-r. N rr.--ss5T.
hin. comes IN sts1 So a., 10 ~. -
Governor BIZ T.Leasa.tgsi.E IL ,.s
wife viii raizgies T.. moot 49,, 49,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
FRESH ARRIVAL

fUSf received tra4t Saw YarE las IN et3,te Gfg.
- crris., sseluss f0 lsaJt Fl
li8N H.s-gs. F4.: Frames; Amarjs.
entrants; h zt-a Walnut; Spise: Pepper;
EiltsyeFs AlEeH; AHt;Rsg.f loves.
I .4luamau, satst Usg Yea>l Powders.
Sis-tFd, Iu~saNtt &atiAeE; taNerHe fsTTes.
zlUIHt Etlre, suiThRr, SCI sat.i
M#eEes5i ln Bills aIfbals aA4 keg.;
salmon f4 h8ts, cod Hsh.
FsT.ds by n pAiZELt.
#4s s. FfeHt &t.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
p O V D Z 2

ME have mada arrangements "tb y y, e..l,.s
w Powder Mandatory. 81 thai W 'l''' = p5 Ina.
teap constantly on hara large >{il' IN a,4
FovaCr Of t.. host quality, "u"H We IN. VIII.
uali alyarsc iraH Manufacturers rr'-' n, r..li
NJ to purchase Tor ass, u. large "a, ,ls
" II ilgd q Ia M interest to give Us q '' % ssss
'H.ssiug elsewhere; "a we chu s'lI al ;" .'
'Brrr5H s!ytug cost Of transport i1e' ~ , c11E
aUp4 VAN 4NhA" l--~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

an elderly female on being examined be-
rgfa the mag stra'a Of Huagay, as To her
place Of legal settlement vas asked what
rr1s Ms sae AaA for su9g9siug that her de-
ceasa 4 husband t:lement was in It, An
Irews. Til Old lady, looking earnestly at
the bench saiA-"H was born and mar
rjs! there, aud they buried him there, art
II tAatisnt settling Him t.!cr- | 1t know
what Inv
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

G,.sS M.TE5Rn.-'Fh. editor 81 the New
YarE Lvcnjag post a.u!es in tn following
tzrras ~ the portrait 9. this charming writer.
NV "a exhibition at .ae Ashenacun gale
ny:
Am9-a engaging picture Ct taa features
NY OH oge ls ngt often seen The clear
"a wash, lgg.j ceuFl @.9l--t.e eyes, blue,
"Afh az apTroalE > gray, sparkling "a th wit
-a- Anais .eatng-eh" bro Id l0raA a3, from
VII q ller silver hair is ATTY brushed be-
hind aar cup, batyk 2 tu.a1ss Of years,
With on Gafnnatrad ylutA1a,a ss of tacltng
Miss Milford has already pass tbs g Of
ill., E.a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

a HARD CAsE.--Ihr young mann 10 whom
the world "owes lyinp" las been turned
out Of doors his landIsdy not being willing
shoulders.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

NoaAE's LOGON 2rIos.-An c&eh4aea
say the mos; az k@ard thing IN or our OF al.
creation IL woman trying 70 ron. Tnsy
CAN'T do L. They are not rum nq inst
tution-excePt with their tongues ithere
are two arrangements in the world that
were never made for Il etness On the pc III
they are women and ducks.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

SUGGESTIVE When the French troops
were embarking for Torsey, az Old man II
rep rted u have sid: "There goes m. g.
~ child, to fight for cause he does not 1r-
dars'and and against men with whom he
never bad al.Terence.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
UNIVERSITY MRDYc1rr..

fEvfR AND Aark CURED nY RowAsp.sr
THE University Of Free l,ea,,, sIrta
hnonisagt: chartered by the Stat ~ rc,th
mia, Ut ils asl session, it1 2.dh Apr ~ iesyls,
The purpose OF arrestiug the tyii, r,,'sl halb 4.
sale q spurious and dangerous hosryps K foG d.
purpose ofsurpl.ing the public Win asa fot ia
IN eases wherein the patient cannot obi@3 isu4,
employ the best med cal advisers. h@,s.W vii IL,
thai inv aluabc remedy, Kowand.s Imaias iQ'eltst
account u iis just celebrity and Know, 'aai d
treatment Of Fever and Asut, ana is tHFs! ID il
highest terms 10 the patronage illc stla Nv VI Ii
ppNfI Complaint tared BY ROW 3sr,an
- Der y ROOT Ihe boIe lt-t.,st HLACE
sanction, "a like manner. to H. rr,e I. A'eNa
Comllpit,h 40 well Know I,6vn,ti, ~ hast
syrup 81 Blackberry Root, and carac.tl, III, le5
q the confidence u patents atliltga n ~ hti4s
plants believing II te bc ity.QALl, n :, "a.
hon llefp H.. q
Hon. L. Flals'e.'s
hy efdeF q NY trustees, John Il howa5s v
-. Il. AsAtgH a. ~
,,,c licetar Orr. ls.t
III All communications Is he 1aars..,g sa,
! Ao"aad, u u, Head of the Ehslmafrptt '9llE.
\ III Mt and President ~ the UNIVERSITY 1ti4s
| Home lspebrtr. GGd Or.ee, No 4 Sort
street, IhlNdaplia. 'N4sa Sgta
I Branch Iispensary ct the Store Of
sell 2s~fy tHAS. If%sIlE. l4yf.,...
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
paNuTyG MILLS REPAIRED,

Won can get ,our Old Fnnnmg Mills rel ave. ad.lpg
l nearly as rood as new ',J0r time' ''
some Of the new improvements. $3.50, j,euI st3l
New slcycs furnished, one ora whotSg,', IN md od!
Of The, new Md, better adapted To our s''
seed ,hun heretofore. .,,.,, oues Nl'
Castings furnished al places Of hok'n The weab'
painted whom required 10 protect lhen! i, nj the
or. An done IN tbs shortest p"sslplo pannt.
Steam Agricultural pep0''
MAN ''' w " ALoNZo Nophs-~-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

As IrcH ToH FaraEEs wH3 DESIRE p.
trgEypE.-The ai.D@ias lts'e fact nav
'n.aee farmers to raise hoBey--as they thus
g,ia q 3.ublo frs1t:
Ia @afed tAat 1aas greatly improve thc
1Hcthcation # fruit trees Orchards in
" hteh feveral Asgas arg kept, ag!ays produce
more fruit than others in which there ere
none. ~ the provinces On the Rhine the
fruit IL more abundant and finer than in aay
other part Of Germany, and there il is tie
custom to keep large quantities Of bees.
Plants, ITO, which bees visit, thrive better
in the neighborhood Of hives.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18

A gentleman in one Of the towns Of Massa
ehnsetts had pet dog whiehlas the law re
fuiredl be wished 10 have licensed. He ca
CURED Of the clerk ift4e dog had to make
personal application! No Was the reply,
you, ss next Of kin, can take o4t the papers!
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SAVE YOUR MONEY !!

40 DO s1 call on the subscriber, ard S1t pa
i renses and second proHtsbt buying 81 ''A"'
CHAIN PUMPS,
with or without caps to Keep out hlth, ne la
10 supply crfrgba3y With Reels, tnr'' ''-' .s sIg,
Ding pIct.'. large small quah's''SS' ,gs.g
lion of thusts Nhu " i>t, 80 sill stit = ~ ,rs.
ed. lie has ALSO lot al eh shaiit icy | es4
Who would bu " tlhout Il Chain FfRil ""s' ''
pe astt ri,sapf tufHc and see, ~ ,ty~
,.a, 20 ~ NBI. :. N'tE.---
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-18
CLOCKS! CLOCKS.

FE@I received from the East, sixteen rAaa NJ Clocks
- which Will b. cold ssry low for cash at No. = Lc
Claire Row. s3arrh liz, 1854
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F7E..E ~ .I"TTE7 \ |0WE#8 a.
Instantly Relieving Pains

Nh"HsAsf n! ls Z, So II ~ thstF fEeommer. .r 8
tstHgs1lgt th.s re introduced li tHrdl ig.z.
ti,9t , = iaEN' sha sFt taf q p.st4 # a..s.s
atistg4l@#s its tltr treatment ld gaFrtf t.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-10

Only four companies out of the above list paid dvi-
ends in the first half of the year 1853 three of which
were land companies, and one copper company. On
the last half Of the year only company paid dvi-
dend According to this exhibit these stocks possess
little attraction to those who look for regular dividends
On their investments.
The Boston Journal OF the sth inst gives the following
report the transactions and in the stock Of
land companies
The most important transactions in East Boston,
fhe rise in which has tempted quite number of sellers
into market. The advance has been quite rapid and
though warranted by the intrinsic merits OF the stock it
is but natural that reaction should The
sales regular and time during the day reached 400
shares, closing at 23 bid, 23a4 asked. In other land
stocks there further Improvement Waverley went
mp to Az bid, Carey to 9al. The Waverley Company
have applied for act of incorporation with fair chances
of The annual meeting of the Carey Improve
ment Company takes place early in April at which time
the company will be submitted The parties principally
Interested in the Carey rmer in their conf
hence in the value of the property than at present
company to be engaged in the manufacture of brick by
process Is erecting extensive buildings the
land and large establishment for the purpose of fur
hishing steam for various mechanical purposes
will be under way. These improvements, together
with the incidental growth of place the thicky
settled portion Of Chelsea will build up quite viii
iage on the Carey property.
The annexed statement exhibits the par value highest
and lowest market value Of the stocks and the rate Of
dividend semi annually declared by certain railroad CON-
panies in the year 1853
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CTRANGERS' GUIDE IN LONDON.
~ BRUSH AND COMB MAKERS.
METCALFE, BINGLEY CO. sponge merchants
perfumers to his Royal Highness Prince Albert l30
Isl Oxford street.
MOsELEY, JOHN 4 son, II and IS New street
Covent Garden Needless &C., DC. Established l730-
HOTEL
BELLEV UE HOTEL, 81 Norfolk street, Strand; prop
MI Culverwell. The best and most central stust
London Board, lodging and service, 7s 3d. per day.
LINEN DRAPER.
WARWICK HOUSE, Nicoll, Haynes Since, l42 al
Regent street. Shawls silks Irish linen and SCOTCH
sHAwLs.
FARMER ROGERS, III, l73. and IT'S Regent 8
India shawls; French, English and Scotch shawls.
SOAP.
CLEAVER, F. 8. inventor and only maker of the 90
prize medal honey soap maker of every kind Of fancy
wholesale and expectation Is Red Lion square, Hobt
TAILOR.
NlCOLL, H T. D., patented for their Nicoll's pa
Ia ll6, lis, and l20 Regent street.
The new edition Of Manhood, ON Nervous and Gener
Debility and the causes of premature decline, will
cure sent free for As by the author Dr. E. Curtis
bemarle street. Piccadilly.
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Madame Tussaud's Exhibition, Baker street Bazaar,
man square. Admission Is; Napoleon room and Cha
Of Horrors, Cd. Open daily from II A. NJ to 10 p. NJ
Laurent's Casino, Argyle Rooms, Great Windmill 81
Dancing every night Conductor Mr.. Laurent. ADM
shilling.
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SUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF y
y lork.-Jamct Hewitt, Mortimer o. II. Martin, and
NJ Wisdom, against Samuel c. Crawford Summons
money demand on contract loom. not serJ-To thf
fendantYou are hereby summoned and required to ar
the complaint In this action, which will be filed In the
OF the Clerk Of the City and County OF New York, d
City Hall New York city, and TO serve a copy Of
No. IL Nassau street in the city OF Now York; whnv
days after the service Of this summons you excl
the day Of such seryce and II you fail Co answer
complaint within the time aforesaid the piaintiHs 4
action will take Judgment against you for the Of "
four hundred and thirty fonr dolars and eighty hye
eight hundred and fifty four besides tho costs Of this AZ
The complaint In the above entitled action wes niea
Nth OF February, instant. Dated New Xork, Feb ID
CHAMBERLAIN 4 PORTER, PlaiaVM Att9ga'