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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

Medical Notice,
The subscribers having associated themselves as prac
titioners Of Medicine tender their services to the c
zens of Dover, and the surrounding Country in the va
rous branches of their profession.
DR. McMealihankfuI for the very extensive patron
age e has received for 2yeas past hopes by strict at
tention to inertia continuance oft. -,
Their office is Oh 2nd Street, above the Halter shop
ofMr. Wilson. 'Ft ~
LEWIS DYER, M. D.
Dover, Nov. Is, I64l, y.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
TER Y

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Canal
" Dover, would inform the citizens of Iuscarawas
Comfy that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business; in all its various branches. His workman
sbip shall be Of the first quality hoping thereby to re-"
ceivs liberal share Of patronage.
NIB. All kinds of country produce, taken IN ex'
change lor work. or outstanding debts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
ROOT Il SHO = STORE

Situated in The nsw building, on tSO corner
opposite the Village Hotel yNsw PhiIadetr
1b;1 Obi0
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
JAMES CRAIG JR
ATTORNEY ATLAW.

Office in the room occupied by Sheriff English, door
north of the Clerks Office.
COLLECTIONS and other business promptly attended TO-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
GONE AD GENTSGE q

TD ESPECTFULlY informs the citizens of New Philadelphia
AOat he carries on the Business in all lis various bran
ches and keeps other than his own manufacture he
can confidently recommend his work TO all who may favorhm
with their custom.
Particular attention will be given the manufacture Of Gen'
tlemans
FINE BOOTS.
as his work will be done by ofhe best BoOmen in the coun
try ALSO-Ladies Work by Measure.
A general assortment of BOOT AND SHOES of his own
make) constantly on hand.
The Public are respectfully invited to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere,
ALSO
rocereres such as wine Beer and Cider LiQuor by the
uart and gallon
New Philadelphia, Y
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ri OTTG T..

Matthias Tschudy In ChanceryEfor the sale
,s:d.;:j :; gs",mp ."S 1 BsA- Of A'''s's;d premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
THE TRIBUN

AMERICAN HEMp-James D. Breckenridge,
whose farm is in this neighborhood, has lett with
us some specimens of his water-rotted hemp, which
we invite the public TO call and examine His whole
crop of this year was wa,er-rotted, and viii turn
twenty tons OF clean temp superior to any
Russian hemp ever imported into this country
Mr. B. was among the first to adopt the water
rot,ing process, and he certainly deserves high
consideration for b, enterprise and success he
think. that he perform the process i'ex year
with 50 per cent. less labor than it required tnl
year and be promises to give Us an account % us
experience and OF his contemplated inrrovsiilcli,
in the process. We understand tliat Mf. nN.o'"
of this State, has recently sold his watefF'''V"
hemp a, Charlestown. Massachusetts Tor , PEI
cwt. Those who have water-fotted hemP n'ast
take care not 10 sell the price given oy ','e
barging makers They may have 1t .tPped TO Inc
Fast by merchants of this city or they may have
!, made into warns in this city and shipped East
~ ,be;, own account, with AN advance of So per
cwt in a short time, the market for tins article
will s established, and difficulty will be expe
r;eo,ed ia selling it for IAN price; and we may
add that in less than three years immense de-
maod will spring ~ fol this article Tor the mani
fac,ore OF fne fabrics, for summer wear. dack
naDufactory *, we have heard, socn to be estab-
Ished in tins city
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NEWS FROM DOWN EAsT.-Fro

respectable merchant Of Passport, he, Aug. lsth,
lcIDr Jayne: Please send me large supply Of your
yaiaahie medicines particularly Of The ExpectOrant, as
have great demand for them in the British PIovncea
gentleman from Windsor, province Of New Brunswckl
was passing through here his Boston, ge,cured
OF Bronchitis when nmended to him your Expeeto-
rant did the needfu for him. and he returned home per-
fectly cured. JOHN BECKEORb.
The Expcctorant has brought man to life here after
his physicians had given him up and he had taken nothing
three days His ompaint called consumption
happened call and him in very distressed sua-
tisn. recommended his wife 70 try the E4pecto1ant,
thinking that il might give him ease, and he would
expire with less agony but he recovered right away The
Doctors blew me up Yours, &c, in haste.
Prepared OILY Dr. D. Jayne, 70 South Tlrd street,
Philadelphia.
sold a, wholesale and retail by the agents A. b. & D.
Sahds Druggists NO IS Fulton corner OF Gold St and 100
Frlion s also, by Abraham B. Sands Co No. z73 Broad
way tGranite buIdisg) corner Chambers street, David
san. 20. No. II East Broadway corner Marketstreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan.

II ceOr.--Daniel Monroe William WInertOR, NC.
in pursuance OF decreal order Of this Court, made in
lie above entitled cause will be sold at public auction
der direction of the subscriber OF the Masters OF
this Court by f. H. Ludlow, Aactoneer, at The Merchants
Exchange in the City of New-Yerk on the 81 day OF Ne
venber next u O'Clock Of that day. all that certain
piece or parcel land the Twelfth ard of the
City OF New York, the Boomingdale road, between
Fory-ffth and Fory,eveuth streets, and Bl0omlngdae
road and Eighth Avesue, containing and bounded as fol
lows: Beginning al a point on the Bloomngdale road.
hirythee feet and three inches south-wesirry u me
porerly line Forty sixth street where the land herein
alter described joins that the late Francis fener
ming north westerly along the land OF The said Fran
rs Fei.nrr two hundred aud thirty feet eight inches
lie nJ late Of Franss Child deceas.d thence north east
ery along the land sad Francs Child deceased sixty
inches to the land OF David Sarnsey thence
,ob.eastery along the land Of the said David Garnsey,
aud OF Erasmus D. Garnsey hundred and hscn fact
iree inche, thence north-ea,ery along said Erasu,
arey's land thirty hree feet nine inches To The land
of John H. Dusenbury thence along the said John Il. Du
senbury land ninety four feet south eaerly 10 The said
dale road the place OF beginning being part OF The land
conveyed the said David s. Brow by Francis Child and
e, deed bearing date the 10Th oil August. 1884. and
recorcsd in the office of the Register in Lber 37 of Cons.
page go which land hereby conveyed also known
map OF tbe land OF David Brows in the Twelfth Ward,
sd day OF December 1884 part OF numbers fourteen.
nteen sixteen seventeen and eighteen and the whole O.:
together with one half OF the opposite
guels TO The SAD lot number tweaty three, which map
file in the office OF the Register aforesaid Also all
those i've lots pieces parcels OF land situate lying and
being in the Twelfth Ward OF the City New York on the
and Eighth Avenues, bounded southerly front by Forty
sixth street Aforesaid. westerly by land late the
property of Mary Chds and north eas;ery by bind now
al late me property Of hary Chlds The said five lots TO-
gr'er forming triangle aud being Fortysxlh
hundred and feet five inches on the ives, side
trysx feet and the northeast side one hundred and
wentyGue eeI five Inches and known and Distinguished
deceased made by B. Doughty, City Surveyor, dated
april 9Th 1885, and flied in the Office Of the Register the
Guy aad County Of NewYork. by the numbers 10, (hir-
tern H. ourteenl l5 utteen Is sxteen) IT, (s.ven-en
ana also all the hotthery bali part OF Fortysixh
aSaid adjoining the sad lots and which on the said
Ncw-Yors, October II, 1912
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chsncery
JAAES HUMPHREY, Solicitor. OILS 2aVn3
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% We understand that specimens of coal have
been received at the Washington Navy Yard from
almost every part CT wide spread country,
agreeably 20 an invitation Of the Navy Commits
sioners with view to have their respective
strength and qualities fully and fairly tested An
immense furnace is now IN the course oil erection
for tina, purpose and the experiments, will proba.
bly, be made in the course Of The present month.
Georgetown Advocate.
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TN CHANCERY-Before tho Vice Chan

q ccOr.-Jame Foey VS.. Ale1ander 1cU0ndld &c.
In pursuance OF dccreal order OF this Court made in
the above entitled cause, will be sold public Auction,
Tn. direction of the subscriber, Of the Masters OF!
ls Court BY Mordscai Myers AuctIonecr, at the oler-
chants Exchange the City of New York, on the 18th day
Of November next, at T. O'Clock of that day,
All that certain lot land in the Ninth Ward oil the City
OF New.York and known and distinguished on certain
bert Esquire by Ihoma, Goerek, ate Of the City
Surveyors, The number thirty eight bounded Ner!i'
ely in front by Groyeseet twenty five feet; Eastery ~
lot number iry ninety feet; Souhcrly by lot num-
Der itytbrec twenty-five feet and westerly by lot mum
beT thrty ninety fee Land known number sixty
III Grove.street WORK October Is, 1912.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, Master in Chaucery.
AITKEN. Solicitor. ola Paw ids
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THE WING ALMANAC AND q, 3. REGISTER
For aSA3.

]. AN ALMANAC, or CALENDAR, FOR 1888, 'ui
and complete, with all the usual Calculations adapted 10
every State 10 The Union. &c., &c
2. THE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OF TIL
WINGS: A PLAIN and condensed of the points
difference between the conendng parties in this Coun
try, embracing exposition aud defence OF The views OF
the Wings: by ii. GREELEY
8. AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF riiE PRO
lection OF HOME INDUSTRY, showing IFS Poll.
cy, Necessity and benefits the Laboring Mea OF this
Country and how contributes to the Prosperity and
Welfare OF the People: BY II. GREELEY.
A. A LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glowing, wit
ten expressly for this work;
S. OFFICIAL RETURNS of ALL IMPORTANT
ELECTIONS in tie several States and Couutles OF the
Union, from 1856 downward including especially lie vote
OF every State and County in the Presidential contest of
1870;
6. Anecdotes MISCELLANIES, &c.-a great va
riety;
2. TIMES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS in all the States
the number of Members OF Congress and Election OF
President which each is entitled, &c, &c.
THE WING ALMANAC contains 81 large and closely
printed pages, on fine white paper neatly printed and
stitched In printed cover.
~ Price for single copies l2t cents, 81 lco aud $50
per 1000 For sale by the Booksellers generally and IN the
principal cities of the Union by the Agents of;be Tribune
T Orders, unless accompanied by the cash casnot be
attended 10. GREELEY x McELRaTH
ol0tf Tribune Buildings, 1GO Nassau ST.
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A n PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Sur
Il rogate OF the County OF New-York notice hereby
given to all persons having claims against Daniel Nc
lane late of the Island of Santa Cruz he West lnrs,
deceased present with vouchers THEREOF 10
The subscriber, his office No ~ South street. city of
Ncw-York before the sixth day of February IeIt
Dated New-York, the FIST day OF August, A D. 1872
aus law6ru JOSEPH w ALSOP.
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Crotop " aier.
ITO ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and

q oihers-Heded wrought Iron TabeI TOR Steam, Wa
ter Gas &c from 70 ineiies diameter and in lengths
pressure OF from 1909 10 10000 his per square ncitore
ther with fittings OF every description such as bows Rs
Reducing Sockets, Cochs, &c, which the Times are
Joined by screws, and by of which they Nv be mi
together With The greatest facility any ordinary workman
The great strength and durability Of hts tubes as com,
paTe with Copper or other material and their economy
ren3eE them superior all others FOR any Of the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
JyZS WALWoRTH MASON, So Ann-st.
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EBRING's RESTORATIVE Cor


~ DIAL No. E76 Broadway, N. Y.-Ths Cordial having
obtained just celebrity account OF the many cnres ii
has performed. to which II is adapted The public
is respectfully informed that it relieves Dyspepsia and other
disorders OF the stomach ltis peculiarly adapted m re
those complaints not by constantly phySicng but 10y
strengthening the system No can be made
than suppose that Dyspepsia other disease arising
from debility be cured by frequent forced action
the bowels by purgave medicines When tins complaint
exists. the system already loo Neak and every addtiona
dose tends to make The Cordial or the con-
;rary acting rs tonic, strengthens The digestive organs
and assists them perform their functions nature de-
signed hcaCe found 10 he eiracious also IN those
diseases peculiar fen sivs, which frequently
frosa weakness than from aay other The Cordial
likewise certain cure for the Nervous Headache and
It's an excellent preventive OF c,svencsS and low spirits
zoe aged ard inhm oil both sexesand persons seenay
habits prone TO cosveness have experienced great
from H. II speedily promotes strength gen
eral debility restores g,cd and healthy appetite gives
tone and vior TO the whole system, tightly
a. tonic IN consaesenee from levers and other dis
orders In proof OF its virtues The above complaints The
pnhlc IS resrr TO the recommendations eminent phv.;-
eaps as well rs those OF respectable gentlemen who have
derived benefit from The OF it, OF which pub
hshed in the circular accompanying each bottle.
The Restorative Cordial Is prepared sold pro.
pretor nj f76 Broadway, ~ " and by respectable drug.
gists throughout ;e country Price 81 per bottle Ss
per dozen Orders accompanied by The punctualy
execatcd, and forwarded according directions.
Sold uise By the MesSrs Rushton Aspnwali IS w liam
street ITO Broadway and 10 Asor Hons-. o5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Nos

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-Uo-
T. l. BORN & LITTLE, Importers and General Deaf
ers English, German and American Hardware, Cutlery,
&c. &c. So Fulton opposite the United States Hotel
formerly Hollis Hoel New York, (wbere ihe business has
been carried for eighty years past) offer 10 country
merchants and others very assortment al tie
lowest market prices, for Cash or approved Credit
Purchasers hereby invited To call and examine the
stock which composed part of Table and Pocket Cut
lery-Razcrs Scissors-Tea and Table Sp9ons.:Iea
Trays-Saucc and Frying Pans-Corn and Coffee Mills
Shovel and Tongs-Androns-C Iot!s-l!ollew Ware
Shovel. and Spades Hoes-Forks,Ra y,he--axss
ENGLISH Wagon Boxcs-Slsgh House and Hand Bells
Curry Combs SlaieS-Ska,cS-Cu and Wrought Nails
Cut Tacks--Brads and Sparables-kutts and Screws
Locks aud 'ces-SledEe fi"n-
mers- Fl.s-Auger-C hsels- Gouges-Pianes-(S Spears
MILL Pitt Cros, Cut, Hand pannei, Iron aud Brass Back
Saws-American Iron Cooper RIvets-Rrck lrnns-Sc"tch
Water of ayrr Stone Marble PoliSterBlacR Lead Pots
Genuine Harlem Oi--( Ship Balders Observation-Disclosures
sons Horizons and Gi6orFs celebrated Cast Stee coopts
Also Agents for Miners celebrated We'll and CsttTn
Pumps, manufactured by H. warren wHrranlcr superior
~ any other kind IN use. CHARLES OSBORN,
"a I'm CHARLES :. ElTTLE.
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AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRISON,
Anhurp Oct IN 1870

-o,r, Auburn. Oct 10, 1872.
~ Office is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals Will be the office OF The sobscrib-
et unu Tuesday the 10Th December Ds1t 10
a Mor The services oil FenConvcs with The privilege of
increasing the same the Ageu may be able 10 furnish
any number no, exceeding Three Hundred for The term
ave Years IRON the first dav OF January pe1r ~ Ia
pioyed In the manufacture Files such articles Of
teIy oil which the United States is principally supplied bv
foreign Importation ffu "
Sufficient 4'oprooul, suitably warmed and lighted, will
be furnished by the Stale %
e's PERSONS making proposals required to name the
per nay offered tor the services OF each Couyicl-
~ he name of the person persons offered as
surety 10 ,ee Cotac with their written assent thereto;
an t' persons mukng proposals are required
10 be present at Tue te OF opening such proposals dee
-othl eiteer 10 person by duly authorYeti apept
oto tD+o HENRY POLHEMUS Asen,
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of Garry Y. Sackett. judge

Y UhUEK OF carry Y. SacKett, Judge
- OF Seneca County. OF the degree OF Counsellor &c.
Notice hereby given that attachment has issued against
the estate OF Jacob h Coe OF te OF Scpio the
county OF Cayuga, resident debtor and that the
will be ol, lar i payment Of his debts, uhlcss
appear and discharge such attachment within months
from the hrst publication OF this notice. and that the pay
ment oil ebt due him by residents OF this Stale,
the delivery 10 him, Tor his use OF any property within
this State belonging him. and the transfer OF any such
property by him, forbidden by law. and vod-Dated
September a, 1912. WM a. SACKETT,
sig law9m Attorney for A,tac hing Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Z ragate the County New notice hereby given
all persons having claims against Stephen White late of the
City of NewYork, gentleman deceased, presRs tie
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber, his Of
fee, No. p Merchants Exchange. in the City of New
York, before the eny seventh day of December
next.
Dated NewYork the tweaiyihrd day OF jane A. D. 1872
ICES ilw5m- MARCUS CORMERAIS-
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN

q NIIINN, ULaCC, AIFIT Ian I II EN-
~ WARE-Now opening, elegant assortment of
Soods JUS imported. Purchasers, please call aud
for yourselves.
Tue subscribers DESTROYS sustain the claim 10 public
favor heir has enjoyed tor the last years, viii offer
nat gnoGs at ihe lowest prices, and warrant rhem
peSa IN oeauty quality. 100 Bowery, between Grand
anu tcssef-stS ts2S eodlmi. Nj. i J. MERRITT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
DY ORDER of +. A. TalImadgc, Re-

DY ORDER of f. A. Tallmadge, Re-
, corder OF the City OF New-York, notice is hereby
gwen pursuant III. provision OF The staute authorizing
attachments against nonresden debtors that attac-
mcnt has issued agaln. the ate OF Samuel Smith, resi-
dent the State OF Pensy and that the will be
sold for the payment OF Hs eb, unless he appear and dis
charge such attachment. accord e 10 law, within nine
months from the publication this notices and that the
payment any debts due him by residents OF this State
and the delivery him for his of any property
within this belonging him and the transfer OF any
such property by him forbidden by law, and are void
Dated the 18th day OF March, 1872
A. G. ROGERS, Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
f Jour. mia law9m
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DY ORDER of Francis N. Manu-, Judge

DY ORDER of Francis N. Mann, j Judge
Rensselaer, Common Pleas, counsellor. &c notice
hereby gwen that attachment has issued against the
tale Thomas J G!eeHe. J nonresident Debtor, aad
val be soi ior the payment 81 his debts,
he appear and discharge such attachment according
TO law, Within nine mouths OF the first publication Of this
notice. and that The payment any debts due 10 hun by
residents Of this State and the delivery m for his
any property within this State btongag him. and ,be
transfer any uch property by him. forbidden by law
and void Dated Sep tenber 10Th 1912
T.. PEARSOE.
SIS la~9m Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor
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pUBLTC ADMINISTRATORS Office,
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OfIie
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

"a UNIIlVIC M OIl y NJ I 10 1t
a Pursuant Ia order OF Alexander h. Wells, Snrro'
gate of The County Westcheser notice is hereby given
10 all having claims against the Estate OF Lemuel
Wells late OF the Y)nkers, in said County, deceas.
ed to present the same, with the vouchers thereof TO
+ H. Wells the Administrative OF the said deceased, al
her place residence in the said oil Yonkers Oh or
before the twentieth day OF March next.
Dated Yonkers September 10Th, 1872
SIS aw6p ELIZA II. WELLS. Administrative.
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NOTICE is hereby given that proposals.

~ OTICE Is hereby gwen that proposals
will be received at the Inspectors office in the State
Prison, Mount Pleasant the second "Wednesday IN No
vembcr next nj II O'Clock in the forenoon for contract 70
ing Increased within year $50 for the term OF
i've years. making such kinds of chains, wrought nails
articles of hardware of which the chief supply Tor the
consumption of the country is imported from without the
United States" Convenient shop and fuel VIII he
Whoever takes the must find tools and
Stures be subject the rules aRd regulations OF the
Prison The payments must made monthly with acredii
of three months Satisfactory security will be required
DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, Mount Pleasant
September Stl 1872 sl6 Pm
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
e rosate of the cDuRly OF New-York, Notice is hereby
gwen all persons having claims against Charles Taylor
late OF the city OF NewYork, porterhouse keeper, de-
ceased present the with the vouchers thereof 10
The subscriber, her residence, No. 60 Divison-s,ree in
the city o. Newiork before the 18th day Of March
next.-Dated NewYorh, the tweny-;hrd day OF Septen-
Der, 1912. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Administrative.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur

roya;e of the Colnty of Ynrk. Motto. j. hsreby
are OF the Cir OF N-wYork spin>er, deceased 10 present
the sane nth the vouchers thereof 10 the suscribers NJ the
STORE the subscriber Robert Lane NO 10 hainen Iane N
,bs CRY OF Nr.york -n before tise Third day oi April
nsxt-Oaiec NeysYok, the Th!rti-tl day Of Sepscber
1872 f,oS 1i En- y L,c[:
o. IttftN DttiNE.
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isabella GRAPES, of good quality,
u from, .'CRoTON POINT VINEYARDS" are row
received daily al the Agency No Barclaystreet, Asor
House and sold by A. g. CitASTO In qualities 10 suit
paseeasers All the fine Grapes from these Vineyards
.eesfssa at the Agcy where the city trade >upplrd
ssae TO the city baskets with wooden locks
iii hS aaa Croon Pciul" marked on them. They
w. W 'eVSiSea u this form only. oil Tut SIM