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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
WRIi RELIEF,

A coon aatps Of Harrison county says tho Democrats
of the lu.t Legislature prevented the passage Of d renl
BANK charters whose Sggreghe capital amounted TO
800, 600, 600 Thus, says be did the oro FOcoi de-
prvo the people of sooOd, 600 dollars OF Retsln ore
sssionl That coon is 6naucisr Of the Bidde school
surely, II according to his logic every dollar Of bank
capital mush relief why dOu'l the banks now in
existence rsscs the peopel The aggregate capital ihs
Banks of Ohio is 81 900 OOO their circulation abou,
100000 dollars, leaving Ave and half millions 81
capital unemployed. Now if there s that amount o
chartered capital n Ohio unemployed Of whit use, o
what rsSf would The charering of $40 COO 600 more
capital be to ihs People The rehsf arising from such
source is too absurd to talk about. The neI, hinl
we may expect to see some coon charging Ihe Demo
c'atS with preventing the people from getting that tWt
dollars day and roast beef that promised BY Fed
sreliSm in ls40.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
SUGAR CREEK HICKORY CLUB.

The Democrats Of Sugar Creek have organized De-
mocratic Club, as will be soon by their spirited pro-
ceedings in this paper. We gsd to see the spirit o
Democracy thus going ahead. Every day there are Cubs
forming in derents parts of the State, and by the mid
die Of summer we doubt if there is township in any
county that willnot havs its association. To the De-
mocras ofhs other townships in Tuscarawas we sa,
push the ball along Initiate tho example Sc. you BY
Goshen, Dover and Sugar Creek. BY aProper and
more thorough organization we shall achieve real Jack
son victory and no mistake.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
THE FULL BLOODED HORSE.
DAM o'OONTyELL.

VIII stand for Mares the ensuing season, iron the u,
ofApril until The last Of Juue next at The following
places The first three days Of The week at the stable
fCap Hodge in Bolivar the last three at the sate Of
Peter Roach in Dover. Second week---lSt 8 days at
Rockford 2nd days at the residence Of John Hixon
Esq, in Fairfield township. e ri
And SO on, alternately throughout the Seasor-every
other week. 3d 'w lh
DAN O'CONNELL
Is a full Hooded beautiful Bay, with black name ind
tall Yeas old this spring, full is hands high, elegant
ly proporoned snd well calculated for either saddle
or harness. He was sired by the noted running Dan.
OConnell. and rpised BY Lorenza Ingrham in Greene
Co., Pa. His dam BY the celebrated horse Emperor.
Further detail Of his pedigree is deemed unnecessary
as he will recommend himself to all competent judges.
rEer3 n TERMS. ~ fr \
To insure with foal, Sc OO---to be paid when the
Marc is known to be nth foa. Parting with mares
bsf;rs they are known to be with foa, not atien-
ding regularly. forfeiis the insurance. No accouna-
s'l,'. ~ JOHN HIXON, O,onsr
March %, lsii. JAS. McoLLUM, Keeper.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
CONNECTICUT ELlEETaoN.

The lection in Connecticut tnok place last Monday,
for Governor and State officers, and if coon Cover
nor is not elected by "a large msiority, Clay need
notvxpect single new England State save Rhode Is
land. Blu, Connecticut went 1000 for federalism IN 40
and it is hardly possible that it will go fol Democrac,
this year. Blu. we have glorious Offset in New Hamp
shire, which gave Van Buren, in 40, 6OOO and at th'
last election the Democratic Governor has 1000 over ,h
combined votes of I'll factions, and II 900 over th
wing ticket alone. .-- ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
-CautiOll.. .

7NHE PUBLIC are cauiioned against purchasing oF
u taking note Of hand dtswn by P. N. Jesrnv
and John Shnliz payable to the undersighed dated e
September 1899 or theresbouts, Due April isi, IS4D
have been lhdGced lately TO wrie my name upon tS
back Of said note, snd this notice il given 10 prevent
any person from buying said noie under The belief that
can be made liable indOrser Said Jeanny ahsroh.
dsd from This Stale some years since, and Sias Clark
The present holder Of said knew al The fsos hefos
he purchased The same. am therefore determined ne
yer to pay said note or any part Of IT
Murch 9Th, 1874 9sw
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening March 2lIt. BY C. Rockwell EGG
Mr. HENRY REAMof shanesvs TO Miss SARAH Nj Porter Of
Berlin Holmes Co. t.. ~
On Thursday 2Sth ut by Rev Mr. Devnsy, Mr.. AHDREw
srRAYER TO Miss SARAH UaERIcHouSE.
On the 18th ult. by Rev. W. Walr Mr. SAMUEL B. Has
KlNs to Miss ELIZA ANN TlAMoNs both Of Mlltp
onthe 28th ult by Matt, sw Anderson, Esq. THOMAS NIL
LKr to Miss Mary Ward.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
NEW GOODS!--CREAP CODSI

HE Subscriber has on hand large stock OF FRESH
BOUGHT GOODS, consisting OF a general assortment
Of such as are adapted to the wants of this section Of the
country which he offers for sale ts low prices for cash.
as similar articles no bought any the county
He also continues 10 do baret trade for almost all kinda
of country produce willing to sell on his usual credit I'd
his old CUSTOMERS or others where the security undoubied
those wanting goods requested call at the sign Of
the "New Fork store," next doorio ire Adyoeaa Pra,
ting oficc JOHN r. CHAPtN.
February 9, 1914, A Bly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
ROAD NoTYur.

NOTICE is hereby given that afer thirty days toni
from this date petition wiE be presented 10 ,hS
trustees Of Goshen Township 1uscafawas County.
Asking for The location and ssIshishGent of Towns
ship road from the North East corner cf lo, owned
by Henry Moshsr, in said township to run from
hence Norherly diiection, The nearest and best
rout 70 The road leading from Easpofl to New Phil
adelPhia. .es t
Dated, March llih. -fs4a.
e Nv. HENRY M0SfiER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
William Sharp | #t''

"- Eve Sharp
ETNfIE said Eva Sharp is hereby notified that on the
j. 9Th day of NMrh, A. d. l644i said William
sharp fled ID the Clerks Oft cfthe Courtcf Cons
men Pleas In he' comfy &c Tu.s0awhs and State Of
Okio, peii,isn againsi her prdsing therein for d..
vWee-aa,f er cause, alleging, gross neglect OF duty
&e said petition viii he for henripg at the NEXT term
Of said coiti BELDSN CRAIG ~ BELDEN,
April 4, 1e4L 2w Soils. for petr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
ADMINIS ISIRATOR'N NOTICES.

i Of Common Pleas, taken ou, Letters Tes amentary
with the VIII annexed OF Christian stanley, deceased
all persons having claims against said estate are request.
cd to present them duly proved far settlement aud ai
those indebted the e.ae nol6ed To settle up i'm.
msdaiely. JOHN CARVER, Ese uior.
March 05 1874
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

THE subScrl having tho last term Of the Conr Of COM
Pleas taken out Letters Of Administration with the
viii annexed the estate Of DaBicl Capman deceased all
persons having claims against said requested pre-
sent them duly proved for settlement and all persons ndeb.
ted to the estate are notified 10 settle up Immediately.
a.3,W .,.a a'.,e ~. SAMUEL CARPMAN. Adm'r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

5HE subscriber having az the last Of the Court of
= Common Pleas, taken out letters Of Administration
the estate Of David Steiner, deceased al persons having
claims nenns said requested present them duly
proved for settler sn al those ind the estate
modified 10 settle up Immediately. ,,sn, Il
WILLIAM SHEAR, Admir-.
March 26, 1874. sa @
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

Hi"s' ANN :, ssIhfhsNs 4NDAAARLEs y rETHRSQFs
PEna;ANEST CoSrRiBrTcas.. Mrs. Lydia u. siaoass
ney, Nl,s r!aute. ;. Gtgoou ATS. A. IA. q s4iasn.
Nh. EWpls = Embdy al,s ]. Cray, u tgiu,i. als.f
Ma Do'enani, Mrs. oilh6 l.es iitax, Ats. Al i
iaw'", Ar'' Amelia u ~ebJ his. Ll dlaJ. xis..
son, atia Mrs. q +. U,nr. -of
'Ihs ssant and p"fuar monthly reiindiral was es-
tabl,hrd Jul,, le43 LY the ofite '.Wofld of
Tasllou' an. +. Qdarre HArlsl," aud Las aresdyst
tanned tie epuIao" IN our great rllies n s fest bows
uI fashion Literature. IN Tue cuicetiass and bssa
yO s iashnu plates; tho novelty spendtG dnd OIL
ol uiheI enbeshulenlss nnd in lie ehaslenva
tcne aii pecnlIaTy reurd ivlhue character Of IsilI.-
erary dstailrsn conceded hat llIis mag zne has
no 1upeur' FO'ly tgpsl toliu bss three dvIlor axas
zines IN hee resrscl', hut hie Mors than aIt
their price. The aslunshius sss.ss lss induced ne
| puhlI'her to bagin tho new year with
GREAT AND COSTLY IMPRUYEAiE
Accordingly he has determined 10 employ eeg,s of
female cUnllDutoTs WHOSE united talents arl such az
have before been employ ed on any inasszne rr
The sex. The work will not tbs rec u any use snt
Ihe names Of our permanent conIfIuuurs guaran
lea for the variety, talent aid orIl IT eur Juges IL
1914 GUS will be the only Magazine .usialnad byile
sex, The edIoral department. will still remain Niut
Mrs. ADn Slepieus, author d the celebrated S4oU
prIzs story Mary Derwehl, and acknowledged IL bn
The musl powerful wriisruI her sex h America. Hrc
story Of Anna Taylor" ~ our volume for iS43 has
had an astonishing run, aud will be follow cd BY offers
more thrilling. Asssedby her sister authors she viii
be enabled 10 make this book supaEs all others intended
for the ladies' Ever, thing Of interest "a ths asr will
find an early insertion in our pages Amopo I,sv Az;
topushng eIarncte scs n ,his hooL Mil n,
c~cul or porsis of ouy Fsmsa pos,s ss.ss y
n,ood h ,orhS ~ ao, es'a'o ~, ysss asSn
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y. eea' True' Ss Wesenuig iacls az would wish 70
9. know. ihe Home Department. To tender this tnaz.
RZine as useful Oh the work-abe az in The patlof lie
sne, mas secureu lhe seISceS Of an eminent author
"a 70 'urn'sh with The January nuns
~ her-a tIome Depar'M n ~ which directions for knita
NJ ting the styles of lace working Berlin and par
" sian work and needle work and embroidery or ~ ;na
y" will he gwen together with recipes for conno,.d;r },
de- cakes aud sweemeas Of eAey variety and m eenefa
10 whatever may be nsen! to the housekeeper whsther
us daughter vile or mother ia know
Ks ot-p ,,o, nrsn :, s,,o.A
nd Ash;. rot IL i,,aoa.I ~. 81. - nsn.uNo s.
nm a n,h 80, 20 u , ", ee oeuuon as wen as sthe dos
renos or ha Iond n o. sev sShen ~ se.ure me earnest
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
THE "oHI0 DEMOCRAT TILL AFTER TIL
III rCnIOM Rnn E.nnnnnNN a. n ..

the "0HI0 DEMOCRAT' TILL AFTER THE
ELECTION FOR rs CENTS
The great crisis approaching and the base attempts
tho Federasls to make this Federal District has in
dnced us to offer The Ohio Democrat from the lst
April till after the Presidential ele,tion 70 MoNrHs) for
the exceedingly low price Of
seventy.fve cents.
We wish our friends TO use their iLanence to extend
.ho circulation Of paper Let US NEE, these Feder
ass on the threshhhOld in every nook and corner oil
the two counties. reasonable deduction will be made
10 clubs taking number OF copies.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

TINE subscribers having at the last term Of the Cou
i ofCommon Pleas, taken C't. letters Of Admin str
on the estate Of William Young. all persons his
wing claims against said estate requested TO present
them duly proved for setemen and those indebted to
the esta,s are notified to settle W. immediately.
u PETER YOUNG, Adm'r.
CAThARlNE YoUN6, Admir-
March % 1914 s.. .....
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
THE TWO BARrl.EY,s.

The federal Advocate is very snappish at Senator
Barley for his currency doctrines. Why, we canno
ie exeep, ii bo the fact that he Is son of Old Mordeca
the whig candidate for Governor. ~ us
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
RETRENCHMENT AR WASHINGTON.

"A Bill has been inlroddesd into the House making
genaral reduction The fees and salaries Of all officer
in,he Government The President IS 10 gst $4,000;
Cabinet officers $4,000, Congressman $5aday and SO
on. That there ought 70 be tesrenchment there is no
doubt bu, tits not likely that The bill viii ever pass.
Wa Minh.il cnnll. 49, 4
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
lE0uMn

QETWEEN nne Leg bridge and New philadelphia,
~. BLANKET supposed to Be a saddle bLaAkeli the
owner can have Thy calling for il.
ISAAC Russell,
Sandy p March 9S, Is4l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

TnNHE subscriber having at the last Of the Court ot
h Common Pleas. taken Letters Of Administration
he estate Robert Terri deceased all persons having claims
against said estate requested present them duly proved
for settlement and all those indebted the notified
to settle up immediately.
SAMUEL TUCKER, Admir-.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
AN APPREN TICE yyANTED.

smart active lad Of about rs or l6years Ofage will
be taken apprentice to the Printing business at this
office. e
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
.scuonr.. Z < ~ rIn sl

TIME Baaul ni Srlion Examre5a Cor Tutrafawa.
u countys viii huld its. quarterly mectinEson a lsl
Monday il AprkAJ July. uclaher and Mn,iaty &c sneh
,sat and SPECIAL Nectings tho ?ri Nopaay of each
mohlk es N s.s S, BEL BIN, cilk
s ol said Board
Mach 81 tg4i
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
Abraham Deardoff st
for the use Of
Almon Savage In CHAs,ERT.
w. 1855

George Aston Sep. tH
The sad George Aston is hsreby notified, that on the
18th day of March, A. d. 1914, said Abraham DeardpA
filed ia the clerks Office Of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Tuscarawas County. Ohio, blin Chancery agaips'
him the ohectand prayer ofwhch said bill IL That sad
Abraham Deardorf may obtain decree of said Court,
(or The uss ofAlmon Savage) against said George As
ion for the specific performance Of certain article Of a.
areement made and entered into by and between said
Deardorf and said Aston on the eleventh aYof May.
eighteen hundred and forty for the conveyance BY
said DeardoI to said Aston. of certain tract and in
said article disagreement deectbed and that in default o.
such specific performance, The equitable interest in said
land of said Aston be sold, and that The sum due said
Dsaror under and BY virtue Of saM agreement be paid
Of The proceeds ofhe sale of said land which said bill
will be Cor the hearing Of said Court ss rex, term.
NJ N, \, e.s BELDEN CRAIG & I,ELDEN.
Soils. for Comprt
Mach o7 l7AI II 6w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

IHNllE subscriber having at tho last Of the Court Of
Of Common Pleas taken Letters Of Adminlstr alton
IN the estate Of Nelson Payne deceased all persons having
aims against said estate requested present them duly
proved for Settlement and all those indebted the
notified 10 settle up immed atey, Ism
'.'I-'0.....-. = ~,',' JOSEPH pUsAN. admir-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
ELECTORAL TICKET.

eESAToRfAL.
Joseph II, I.nrwIl. Of Wayne
Dowty Utter Of Clernonl,
CoN0REssIoS1t'
lst plririet--clayton Webb, Of Hamilton,
I'd do james N, Dorsey, Of Darke.
ID do, n. D. Forsnan, Of Greene,
4ih do Judge John yIor Of Champaign,
5th do David Higgins ofLucas.
9Th do Gilbert Beach Of Wood,
9Th do John D. White OF Brown.
9Th do Thomas egrRdy Of Ross,
9Th do Valentine Ksffer Of Pcaway,
10th do James Parker Of Licking.
1lth do John Bar,rum OF Marion
l2ih do George Corwne Of scloto.
18Th do Cautious c. coyey of Morgan
l4th do Isaac ii. Lanning, Of Guernsey,
l5th do Waher Jameson of Harrison,
10th do Sebastian Brainard, of Tusrafawas,
l7th do James Forbes sr. of Carroll;
18th do Neal Mccoy, Of Wayne,
18th do Milo Stoae Of Summit, e
goth do Benjamin Adams Of Lake,
zlst do Stephen N. Sargent, Of Medina.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
sHUT HIMSELF.

Ayrung man nsmel Rrsue living nea. Gpadsnhut
treu, shot himself on ThWslaY last and lived bot d
few hour. anet. Ills said dissRPsPtsa 1--we was The
caa,e Of The rasli act.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

TIME subscriber having the last Of the Cou Of
Common Pleas, taken out Letters Of Administration on
the estate Of Joseph HUFF deceased, all persons having
claims against said requested them duly
proved for settlement and all those indebted to the estate
notified to xeme up Immediately.
JOHN wYcoFr, Admir-
march 26 1874. il gfra
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

TIME subscriber having at the astterm of the Couil
l. of Common Pleas taken out Letters of Admins
raton with the VIII annexed of the of Jane Thompson
deceased all persons having claims against said eateae
quested TO present them duly proved for settlement and all
those indebted are notified to settle up immediaiey.
JOHN ARMSTRONG, Adm r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

TNNHE Subscriber having at the last Term OF the Court OF
n Common Pleas taken Letters Of Administration on
the estate of Margaret Rainsbege deceased all persons
wing claims against said estate requested present
duly proven for settlement and all those indebted the
tate are notified 10 settle up Immediately
~ 6EoRGD RAINsBERGER, Administrator.
March &c, 1874 G Ht F..fg6.
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Ia4 GAeaFesi asa ses Ladss .Nagasipt.
THE LAhIks


(BeiHg he Arti% and VOID d tassien tsOeinfd
kplfEDbf
Alas. AM s. STFPnsSa 2KD alsLEs ]. PETEasox.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

ra* PREMIUMS &tF
For tlhb ofthreSt and e5. any one oi Mhs Bromsr
novels. Or the "Gsms OF Art and Beauty aHSf
For club Of eight and $40 any Of Roekaats ofie
nal American Mrs Cores "Bankers Wife" or any
Of Harpers late novels. rs
All letters must DO fran ked or post.pSd.
ADsREss, CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. SO Chesnut Street, PHILADELPHIA
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eESAToRfAL.
Joseph II, I.nrwill, Of Wayne.
Dowty Utter. Of clernonl.
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NOTICE!

March n. l74A. Hsw.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1914.

The PERPENDICULAR MINERs,-The miner
is constantly turning over fresh leaves in the
revelation of Nature. He lays bare the Sc.
creis of creation. He is the anatomist Of the
earth, He opens her veins and lays bare her
mighty ribs. Every spade full Of clay, every
fragment of flint that he brings TO lgh, is an
exhibition perchance 'till then unseen by any
created eyein the Universe; and may contain,
if analysed. gems Of philosophy more valuable
than the costIes. jewels ,ha. sparkle in royal
diadems. Cor miners are shrewd, rejecting
men. There are amongst them, many good
practical biologists. Every miner ought to
have in his cabin, good treatise on geology.
1t would Often assist him greatly. There is no
reason in The world why every American mi
ner should not be more or less of phloso.
pher. They are not like the serfs that work
in the coal mines of Europe, to sustain pam.
pered aristocracy. Hundreds of our miners
are men OF as much intelligence as can be found.
Their occupation is as honorable as that Of
any class or profession of men whatever. If
TO draw wealth from the great Treasury of Ma.
tura. be honorable; if TO draw support and nu-
irment fresh from the bosom Of mother Earth
is honorable, then is il honorable 10 dig. Bet.
ter is competence thus earned, than all the
wealth Of Wall street, mingled with fraud and
with The tears Of orphans aud the blood of
slaves, or fltraled through thousand unseen
knaveries and licensed rascalities!
There is then, nothing in the pursuits Of the
miner Inconsistent with self-respect, upright
ness, manliness, free investigation of Truths
and manly and independent avowal Of opin.
ions. If any man dare think and act freely on
all subjects, it Is that man who depends upon
nobody for patronage. And declare, that in
an extensive acquaintance with various class
es and professions of men, in various states OF
the Union, have never found more fearless,
| independent, liberal class Of men, than the
diggers in the mines of the Upper Mississippi!
The miner and the farmer, scorn to dodge the
prmeval curse. Beneath the onerous pres.
sure Of existence, they cringe not, bend not;
but under the burden of toll that destiny has
rolled upon the shoulders Of our race, they
walk firmly forward through life, nobly erect;
proudly perpendicular! G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07

ToMAroEs These best of all garden vege-
tables; tomatoes pronounced like potatoes are
beginning to ripen. They ale good raw. or
s,eweI; with sugar or without sugar. They
are good "any way they can be fixed" No
body was everyet known to die. as long as he
could cat ripe tomatoes. The tomato origina-
led in more southern cline, and i! is not ma
ny years since the cultivation of the plant was
attempted, or It's excellence known in the Uni
tel States. Ii aitains the highest perfection
in kentucky and the southern parts of Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois. Still the tomato may be
raised in any part of the United States and
even in Canada, by selecting the earliest fruit
for seed, and by early planting and faithful
cultivation. Perhaps the greatest error CON-
milied in the culture OF tomatoes, is ia plant-
ing too close. The hills require at leas. rs
much space as hills of Indian corn. II our
subscribers will send US specimens Of their
largest tomatoes, we will report their quality
and dimensions. G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07

IMPROVEMENT IN CLocKs.-A new
principle in clock-making we have
seen announced, whereby clocks are
made TO run for year or more without
winding up. They are represented as
simple in construction; easily adjusted
and regulated, and may be fitted up
in any style required. For banks,
churches and other public buildings
they will be very desirable. One that
will run four years without winding
up, it is said is about TO De presented
to the next President, so that he may
be reminded that the time for It's being
wound up, is also the period for the
winding up of his arduous duties
[ Albany Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-07

BEARS KILLED AND TAKEN PRIsoNERs.-Mr.
Kills oui-Nimrods Nimrod, He and Mr.. Man.
chester have slaiR their ten bears. We learn
that one day last week, Mr.. Johnson Day
near Grant, killed a she bear and one cub and
took one cub prisoner. And lha, the next day
he found another cub in tree into which he
climbed; and when he had reached the little
darkie il The tree.top, he struck him with his
fist in the face, knocking him dOwn-descend-
ed the uee-seized and bound him, and now
has him imprisoned. If they want "the devil
bound for thousand years." these Days will
undertake H. u.