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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
HALTER Y.

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Cana
~ Dover, would inform the citizens of TuscarawIs
County, that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business; in all its various branches. His workman.
ship shall he of the first quality hoping thereby to re-
ceive liberal share of patronage.
n. B. All XII ds of country produce, taken ip ex
change for worE. or outstanding debts.
Feb TO- ls4S.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
Faom tho Boston 0eity Times.


IN the nublic advised medicines Of tie day, we know 81
none that we can more safely recommend for the ills that flesh
ls heo than the pills that sold al the depot OF tho norm
American College Of Health. 1893 fremont street, Boston,
Several instances we know Of where they are used IN tame
th the highest sasacon aud no longer ag than Yesterday
heard an eminent physician recommend them in hgh terms
There used 10 be great reFugnance 10 the use OF QUACk
iheY all ndsCrminatelY termed, hutH was
mainly owing to the regular NJ DIS constantly denouncng
them lie are however becoming more liberal in this Fos
pec audi consequence that good Vegetable medsenes are
now more extensively used than formerly.
Ertraet of a letter from Washington City.
Mr. VIM WR1oHr~Dear sir-You will have the kindness
forward me a. soon as possible two three gross Of chs
nd Vegetable pills. The sales hSve for the last Two nont
ncreased rapidY; those who buy generally emarkng "hat
ley the best pills theT hays ever used and my opinion
that they will in short time percede all others in ts
Chy. KobEkl FhkNhhm'
Washington cilr, D. &.
Fto,n the Phia. Sdtsrdhy E5cning Post.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Wrgh Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining great celebrity
IN New Eng land well as other parts OF the unl'ed STATES
Tie ntiempt Of persons dead tie public by the sale OF
spu ous articles with generalreprobaton Mr. Wright
an indelagable business man. and SLOWS an array OF cures
by the medicine which warrant confdencS1n tile virtue OF IL"
indian Vegetable Pills.
AGENTS.
CHAPLIN g. RoBY, New Phiadelphia, Tuschfaw'
as county. Chic.
A. D. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do
r. P. Latter, Sandyville, do do
Christian Weehel, Zoar do do
Ritter, Slinsluf & Sterling Canal Dover, do d
Thomas Sargent, Shanesville, do do
Bever g. Bowman, Coshocton, Coshocton county, o.
A. Renheld & Co Kesne, do do
Samuel Humrlckhouse & Co., Lewisville, do do
I Daniel Ki'gore & Co.. Cadlz, Harrison co., o.
Atkinson & Hilbert, Jacksonville, do do
Juns IS, l843.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
CABINET MAKING.
NEW FIRM.

GRAHAM a. CLOUSE,
w public generally, that they have commenced the
above business in all its branches, on Factory Street.
few doors North Of Welty & Hayden'S store,
CANAL DOVER, OHIO,
where they are prepared to make TO order all kinds
CABINET WAAE of the best materials and on the most
reasonable terms.
They hope by strict attention to business TO receive
portion ofthe public patronage. 0
N. D. They will take Lumber in exchange for Far,
nure. Il
Dover, n. 70, le4S. 81
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Abraham DeardUf
for the use Of
Almon Savage

George Aston Sen, } It"-- y -
The said George Aston is hereby notified. that the
18th day of fMarch A. D, 1914, said Abraham DeardOff
filed in the clerks Office Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Tuscarawas County Ohio bill in Cbapcery against
him; the object and prayer ofwhch said bill is that said
Abraham Deardorif may obtain decree Of said Cenrt,
(for the of Almon Savage against said George As.
ton, for the specific performance Of certain article Of a.
Deardorf and said Aston on the eleventh day of Msy,
eighteen hnndred and forty two for the conveyance hy
said Deardo said Aston Of certain tract Of land in
said article ofagreement desc bed and that in default Of
such specific performance the equitable interest in said
Deardor under and by virtue of said agreement be pad
of the proceeds ofthe sale of said land which said bill
will be Cor the hearing of said Court at is term.
BELDEN CRAIG Il BELDEN,
.-..,-.,,. Soils. for Conprt
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PROSPECTUS PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE ''

" HRLD IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY,
Between RRv. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, of BsIh'
any, Va, and REV. N L. 'RiCE, III Paris, Ky.
On As tollO,oing propositions, riz'
III. The immersion in water off proper subject, into
the name of The Father, the Son, and The Holy Spirit
is the one only apostolic or Chlistlan Baptism. Mr..
Campbell a6rms- Mr.. Rice denies ..
Cd. The infant Of believing parent is scrlplural
subject Of baptism Mr.. Rice gfirms Campbell
denies. ,.
Sd Christian Baptism is for the remission of past sins
Mr. Campbell qdirmS- Mr. Rice denies.
4lh Baptism Is to administered only by bishop or
ordained presbyter. Mr. Rice g6frms Mr.. CamPbel!
denies. ,..,..
5th In conversion and sanctiGcaton, the spirit Of
God operates persons only through the word OF truth
Mr. Campbell affirms-Mr. Rice denies.
6ih Human creeds, as bonds of union and commu.
non, are necessarily hereuca and schsmatical. Dir.
Campbell g6irms-Mr. Rice denies.
Reported by competent Stenographers, and to Re ap
proved and authenticated by the debatans. Published
in 8vo volume, containing from srcn 10 eight Aan.
dred pages neatly executed good paper, and well
bound III cloth or muslin The above work will be
published as early as practicable, at TWO DOLLARS
per copy As the publishers have purchased the copy
right, the work ran be procured only hrough this chan
mel.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
W. cheorfu;Iy recommend the above work.
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We ministers of tie same Church with Mr.. Camp.
bell cheprfully recommend the work:
James Fishback, James Shannon, John Smith, A.
Raines l.. L. Pinkerton, J. r. Johnson, D. r. Hall,
VIM. Mutton, D. s. Burnett A. Kendrick. j. f. Shep.
ard ...
We tministers Of the same Church with Mr.. Rice,
cheerulIy recommend the above work.
Jas X. Burch, Jacob r. F. Price, Jno Fl. Brown. N
II. Hall, J. d. Matthews, Jno. F. COons, J. G. Sim
rail, J. j. Bullock. J. Montgomery, VIM. D. Jones,
q G. Grundy, D. 8. Tod, WY. Allen. John Watt.
We ministers of the Methodist Epis. Church, cheer
fahy recommend the above work.
H. Bascom, B. II. McCown, w. II. Anderson,
}. L. Kemp, ThoS Lynch.
GFMr. JOHN PEPPERS the agent for Tuscarawas
and Carol counties. will be before the public between
this and next March for the purpose Of receiving cub
scripiOns to the above work.
The Books will he received by the agents about the
last Of March and distributed as soon thereafter as pos
slble.
The nett available amount resulting from the publ
cation of this work shall be equally divided between
two American Bible Societies.
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
FACTORY.

GEORGE N. DOLL, & Co.. respectfully inform tie pulhe
they have opened sop in the long hull ding oppose
tie Market house in NEW PHILA DELPIIA, for he pu
pose of manufacturing ~ =
COPPER, TIN g. SHEET IRON H'ARE,
which they will sell for CASH or exchange for Country pro
duce low any other establishment west Of tie Ohio
River ...
JOB WORK done in the hest Elnner on tie shortest no
ice and most reasonable terms ...rr
EFoLp PEWTER & COPPER takeA in exchange for work
New Phila. March 23, IS43 1V
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18

L.C. Wis,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Will promptly attend to all Law business entrusted to
hs care GJOfice in Newcomerstown, Tuscaraw'
as County, Ohio. s....... . '
June IS, 1943 ly ....
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ADNGINISTRATOR's NOTICE.

AUN41N4STHATU NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that lie subscriber has been ap.
pointed Admr Of the estate Of Margaret Spsngler. dec
All persons indebted 10 said will please make immediate
payment and those having claims will present them legally
proven for set llemen within one year
PHiEIP MIZER, Admir-
Of Margaret sRanger, dee.
March IA 1874 94w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON 4 cos CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA

THIS Medicine, compounded solely from veseta,
bic free from adassaton and warranted ire from
an sIe!iel;s detrimental health dScoysd a6ont
by individual sorsiy afflicted with LII
the physiclans th United States Tor -t
yeas without The least apparent hoe OF Stoaton 20 health
and by them incurao. bu; who after tax
the sbcvs noEsd medicine tI ae wr-Ssws restored 20
success and and has rey! alSd my when ;kp
accordance with 6irsc:ions 70 6ec, perfect n the
following diseases, 10 wit:-SA Al RHEJN, SCROECLA,
ULCERhTED SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, FENsR
TORY AID CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, FILES,
cry SIFELAS, BlLEs. SCuREl, CHRONIC SORE
EYSS BLOTCRES, PlNfLES on THE FACE,
S,;ALb HEAD. AND ALL CUTASEQCS DISEASES
on PAINS OR ULCERS ARISING FROM AN INJJ:
DlCl0US USE OF MERCURY. or AN IMPURE
STATE or The BLOOD. The -tfcacy of this ussdcine
has been tested al. the diseases above sGnuerad and Us
effects tIay Ouy table spoonful 10 o.
taken (by au(tl each morning b-o1s eang wc usually
produces effect, while (iu cases) also
the patient causlrs 81. uczraed soIrs 20 isc2e rore 'c
fuss and producing shectuai teIatire OF IN. whole
Purifying and producing perfect action OF the blood
Parsons, he taking IT. should reaiu tom the OF all
THOS. G. TALMAGE.
General agent 20 Pe-s opposs the cus;om house y
Kuston Co. Broadway. and 10 Astor hcuss Broad
way John Doid SIS and II BToadwoy P plcsie. 'i3
Broadway; Dr. g. w Sargent l5 Greenwich street; Bash
Hye. i7S Greenwich street; Dr.. Ensens Crowsil, 2Ss
Bowery Jchp Sy'e. 30 Fulton street; Thomas Kyle %
Hammond street. Reuben E. Moss and sos Grand
l.. +. Wheeler Co I2 Cherry 70 Cathar
Syr,s SO B1wsry ali Of whom Ravs certificates aud
nous of efficacy. Also IN Brooklyn by Jas. W SEth,
of Cranberry and Fulton streets; sUss Ambrose
S1uire' Buildings Atlantic street. anu Mrs H. Hayes, lSs
Fulton street.
Instructions for taking the article and grSet number OF
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained at any
OF the above PLACES. r2i cod IN "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
THE TRIBUNE.

Gov OF A BEAR.-Many years ago beau
=, S'yst ,e cub bear was caught by stout lad
hlul .Ia borders Of Lake Winnipiscogee, in New
neai .l;rc ~. carried into town, and, after proper
Han'y a,gs became the play-fellow of the boys cf
orniG oI;iIace and often accompanied them to the
@s " house. After passing a few months in
scnyd g;.ed society, he made his escape into the
CIVIL. ". .nd after few years was almost forgot
Wo'u'' The school-housc, meantime, had fallen
zen. .hs schoolmasters into the schoolmistress's
hoii and instead of large boys learning to write
halu .,nher, small boys and girls were taught in
sse s. same place knitting and spelling. One win,
We. W, dar after mild fall of snow, the door had
ssso ~ left open by some urchln going out, when,
=. N. .ss nnsoeakable horror of the spectaced dame
.,d A. her fourscorc hopeful scholars, an enormous
az. az walked in, in the most familiar manner in
Mr ~ uorld, and took seat by the fire. Huddling
.., the benches as fast as they could, the chill
~ w. crowded about their schoolmistress, who
u'J aed TO the farthest corner of the room and
.hsre they stood, crying and pushing to escape
-. horror of being eaten first. The bear sat
snuainp and warming himself by the fire, show
49, Great signs of satisfaction, but putting off
rs meal until he had warmed himself thoroughly.
a,ha ~ screams of the children continued but the
..bool.house was far from any other habitatlon,
"a ~ the bear did not seem at all embarrassed by
.ae ans outcry After sitting and turning himself
sbout for some time, Brun got up upon his hind
lars. and showing to the door, began to take
Se,vn, one by one, the hats bonnets, and satchels
,bat hung on several rows ofpegs behind it. His
memory had not deceived him, for they con-
t,;ned, as of old, the chidren's dinners, and he
had arrived before the holidays. Having salts
6ed himself with their cheese, Bread pies, dough-
nnts, and apples Bruin smelt at the mistress's
desk but finding it locked gave himself a shake
of resignation, opened the door, and disappeared
The alarm was given, and the amiable creature
was pursued and killed, very much to the regret
of the towns people, when 1t was discovered, by
some marks on It's body, that 1t was their old
friend and play fellow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

~ TAPsCoTT's GENERAL EMlGRA-
@ ToN rAssAGEE AGEN2l qEEFGpE p; i Isi rsik shF Ne"
and the pnbc generally to the! superior for
sfs s Iq EsSfE:iL WALES
in the magnificent Ships comprising the
r. ship Ps eUaES t'Sd Of
bat,isn, Capt ~. p WoTdsousss' 6 nsrsvs,.r.
Ro%HESTEkS loco IONS, caG! 5"sH sEid1v Bs'0''
R9 KR9Sc!Js !do H5 ssas I Cart! jshT Gollip; ,a..
kyEBS9oa kI5boEe dss !sns 99; E. S co5
Sailing from Liverpool twice in each month and the
UNITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, =, 49,,
whose passages may be engaged with ie IuoStipeiS a
packets arr the most magnificent ships aost aud the ieluel'
cy Of their sailing (bens every live dys} prevents M
O, M and IN oie. 10 meet the Of the
public and the wishes OF their ends, Mr. Nj 1IscG one o
for this country of such persons whose may De en-
Eaged with the subscribers fact which, 10 those scIudi m
with Mr. w T. is sufficient guarantee thst th,y WIZ ,s
csre every attention from him aud be quickly and comoi
big dispatched. ,c-,., % Now.
Passages dec, from London Bristol and Grssnosk 70 new
York Also from Liverpool Orleans Mobile sayan an
nah Charleston phae pha Boston and Baltimore ana m .e M
various ports OF British North Anerca can at al times oe e
Ia all cases where the parties sent for decline eemng
passage money promptly refunded, without
ssage from The various seaports Ireland and Scotland 70
Liverool can also be secured. c,,o,vs 1,7.
To and from LoNpoS the lst 10th and oh OF ssc a III
To LIVERPOOL the lst, 6tl lth, letn, <1S' alu ~ "
each mouth
To oNEw.ORlEAss, MosILE. SAVANNAH and CAASLksfoS
weekly
By of which passages all times be al
onabe rates. ;,h ,,n
Those wishing to obtain Drafts be supplied ~th 'nms
Of fl e. f3 IS 60 eco ESQ, cleo, or any anouHe' Ps
able oudemand, without discount. :, p,nL, md
In IRELANp-The National and Provincial BANKS anu
BRANCHES u all the principal Towns IN lsanH, S.nd Sir VIM
Forbes Hunter Co.. aud Branches all towns
In Scotland. .p,,
In ENcL.sp-Naonal and Provincial Bank Of knsland'
Banned Co Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool;
nlessEs James Built Son Co. banSsss, and Wais.
Orders from the country attended 10 per ls 1 bv 10,
FARTHER particulars made known on apISasspp " VI SIr
- - '' ~ - Garner South 81. Newly orK, or
IUG 4 PSCOTT. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

The trenches Will be jug such ist each sha
Thos os iqch pipes viii be fee, deep srd iee wide al
nose or "a inch ppe viii be 81 Zee, asp aud 81 ,; wide
Those or lo lneh pipes will e de, and fee, wide
ste the pipes have been a Which viii Be one Ny
smpoyed by the CLon AGaeduct Com>itee h' trsnehss
m be hied Ia rsfs uoi e,ceed'es inches M th Snes
BY the oatFacs With sou M an good Tor The pa
ble aud wofkmaniIse manner
Offset :rypeh;s viii es required ss2ay hen e!aneh-s
deep and ts. wde bottom. VII Re TrGuts aite5
the pl'cd the sn sidewalks 10 " rea'ed
the work Proposals Will The price per n!e iot hs
trenches cover all expenses o' eNcavAnns b'eAhmS;
c sriag the streets OF all .ugeGtuous mst,sl Arice
foot, Euains measure "'l also be naned i 'ae ydsn
trenches om The longitudinal man TO the oos
In dseiins upon the proposals. the Croon Aeredae,
they d>rprove Zach proposal must De accom- aITd with
sen, sen 'oA to Become .arnfs for The faithful FtTom tho
eonact-so be marked on the euts'd Prorosss 9t tAca
|: viii be stipulated IN the conpsct that the CoaTactors
thai such lamps as ave furnished a d directed 10 De
with oil aud placed ,vsry night in consrcGon ros'tIoas
The attention Of Contractors IS requested r,Iu.y to
embracing all excavation other hm tha, of oG ueasnnns
have nformd them el,e of the character :, the e,es-
yaiiou, aud made their sccodingN Inc contract-
are laid and cauked and allowance VIII De made for
cavins in work Of ,ny kind The >ueet Is Motto
Puyeyor which directions Will specify from aud 10 what
poins the street be broken up from ~ time IL
intended that the trenches shall be opeued no ster IMAM
the ripe layer, can pu the pipes ana The trenches ,re 70
be re6ed and r.psved mmediat l. after the pues ARE ad
The pay estimes will Be whia ten ~r cent OF
work done On,he completion OF the work such sum vi" Or
reserved for months. will the opu'n OF the Wa
Puyeyor provide for Tepavg other wo i4und
necessary consequence OF the imperfect manner III "nleh
any ps the work has been done the pat of the con"
tractor
No contract will be finally settled without the PERSONAL
examination and certificate Of the Wat.r Pulyeyor
can be examined a, the cFce Of the Croton Alusduct
Works
By o1der OF the Croton Aqueduct Committee.
JAMES a. COFtiN, President G. A. Board.
y. B. The proposals of persons offering Cor the above
work considered made for The whole such part
The JOINT Crotou AQueducr Committee may assign
Mach l3 1874 nhlt Ct
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

90 SE-SHOES-Wsrranted supeIef II
severy respect to heretofore used about the pIS
bo the iron bar Al doubts en tsis .noees ma m -,
,oled sizes WI iInmedlatsy be assle
sun M 70 The subscriber at the works TO ksiiogf
co sns Hart Lsslsy john h Toaz.sad a1. Say aI
TOY, 8 ro Nsw.York; Charles Smith, Boston; NJ.
Jones philadelphia and : : Fa Par Is h BoSs
where farther information may D naG % s RffRDEN
anil n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

LEGISLATIVE ELooUENCE-The Jackson cor
7esDondencc of the Vicksburg Wing, gives the
following as verbatim ct hteratum speech de-
l;yeycd in the Mississippi Legislature, by Mr..
Lindsey, of Itawamba
Mr.. Speaker, in ixin the salaries of officers,
we have in view all the citizens of Mississippi,
and we have not in view portion of the cltl-
zens of Mississippi. hearn it said that high
Judges should get high salaries because they had
to study long time before they get to be Judges,
But l amt guine to believe word OF that tor
know as soon as young man begins to study
law he goes to practice and gifts rich directly.
would like TO know how long young man would
have to study law before he gets to practice, why,
night away, sir. But | don't oppose man be-
cause he is rich, nor l ont oppose him because
he is poor no. sir, for this is the reason sir, why
this great nation of cur looks down with pride
upon all other nations Of the yearth. But, sir, |
think all men when they form social compact
is in all equal and alike, and this, sir, think
sufficient reason, sir, to reduce the salaries of these
Judges, and | hope, sir, the members OF this
floor, will go for my amendment. MIR. Speaker
I'm not a guinc to make long speech for two
reasons, sir, one is that don't know much, and
tother is, it don't take me long to tell what 90
know. Gentlemen, / am much obliged to you
for your kind attention. and prosperity attend
the speaker.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
OFFICE or TIE RECEIVER OF TAXES,
Old a lms Hnnsp Park !

DOWERY-Public notice Is hereby given that
ID Petition has been presented in the Board e Assistant Al
Nv cen srh and lilh streets 10 Fourth .3renae
Pessns and opposed thereto this are
eonsted 10 present their objections 70 the uadef
signed al his office Hall Of Recoedson before the 18th day
Of March inst. JOHN E"ES, street Commissioner.
Stree, l'nm1nss1oner'. Office March I. lSiI. mh6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

Po1NrEp SERMoNs.-More than one hundred
years ago there graduated at Harvard University
a man by the name of Rawson, who subsequently
settled in the ministry at Yarmouth, on Cape Cod.
He used to preach very pointed sermons. Hav-
ing heard that some of his parshloners were IN
the habit of making him the subject of their mlrth
at grop-shop, he one Sabbath preached dis
course from the text, " And was the song OF the
drunkard.' His remarks were of very moving
character, so much so that many OF ms hearers
rose and left the house in the midst OF the sermon.
A short time afterwards, the preacher delivered a
discourse still more pointed than the first, from
the text, And they, being convicted out OF Their
own conscienccs went out one by one" on this
occasion no one venturcd to retire from the as
sembly, but the guilty ones resigned themselves
with as good grace possible, to the lash OF their
paStOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

- FOR LONDON.-Papket of the aOth :, OF OF
I-sf,s March The splendid fast sailing ship HEN ohlh
SAAL HUDSON Captain Moore, will sail positively a,
above her regular dayhaving splendid io
cabin second and passengers FOR fsase'
ssrIv srplics alton should Re made on board, or 10
W. J. I. TAPsCO IT, - Peck slip cor. souih 81.
Persons desrous Of sending for ther ifieIas. cH
have Them brought out the above magnificent
or in spy of tie regular li1e reasonable terms nose
IN 70 r.u money can drafts for any amount payeo
on demand without discount, all the pracpai 'oSR oil
q Rtirni Apuv as aboTs. IaIIiJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

DREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN ]
1 DAVIS city OF Hudson Columbia county, y. y; a'
for sale liz this city al whslesals and retail b.
JAMES :. -tsPiNw.LL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
/ of the County OF N.w-York, Notice hereby slvep 70
Civ OF <ewYok gentleman deceased present the
@ the vouchers thereof .o ne a; nj his bo. sIS5s No NO.
ao dsy OF July next Daed New-York the l7ih daT Of
Jaaualy, ls4L JOHN PARET, E1ecaIo., &c. jS lawea
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

maowa STEAMBOAT ROCkLAND has re-,
ctvxSA sumed her regular trips between heyPoIt ant anu
Wedaesdays and Fridays at IL o'clock A. M-Leayes New.
York on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at r CLOCK
fnOon) un further re-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16
p4@.a CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN

ss9S CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN
SCLoCKs-The sabscEibsr, .ho wss awstSss W dec
90 and ls43 for The best toned Church Bell. and
also silver Medal for Tie bsst Be and pion1 Tor IowD
Ocrob last is now prepared his Foundry 10 furnish
Bells Of from 20 20 ooO9 lbs made Of the best materials
improved cas-. iron Yokes with movable The
ing demand for MS Bell, The b=s evidence ta: ca be
f their excellence Orders been received from The
sdas and almost all th Sites and about 400 have eero ip
nished different places In the State Of YORK f9 ~.
raeny Copper and Brass Castings, SC: &C. SvrLy
ole IF ANDREW MENEkGI.-
T ITHOGRAPHY-B Cards, CncuIals' alS
IL Maps Plans, Architecsrai "a wings "a Istts
.capes Portraits, and every dsscr 3lion oil o1A"iAs 49,
ing Iithogrephed on p'oderate az r.hl,.,n.n,
e Jones' LithOszPhic Es'aoiishIaen1y "
B-Dra~ings and Specifications for fa'snl; nb TIE i:
and Autographed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-S Pro-
~ posal, will he received By The subscriber thu 2osh
day of March Ist VI. IN. ofse- of the L,otnu
AGrsc Works sr the excavation, backiiaz, n.iux
aa epsyins Of rreaths FOR Water Ps.s The folio wing
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

IN PURSUANCE. of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County of New York notice sheeby given TO all 5
sons having claims against BENJAMIN Is. EDW ARDS.
late the City Of New York. physician, deceased TO present
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber at her
residence corner of Broadway sni 7th street, the City OF
New York nn beor. the twSntyth d dav OF June next
Dated New York. twentieth day of December i8i3
6ns y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-16

TN PURSUANCE of all order OF the Su rogate
of the County Of NewYoIk notice hereby gwen 70 AL
LAT. Of the City of York. Grocer deceased present
same with the vouchers thereof to ,he ubscbe at his
residence No 2l7 herrystreet the City OF Newfo on
or before the twentieth day of May nex-Datsd New-York
the seventeenth day of November, 1913.
nl8 l,w6m. II. RULLHAUSEN, Administrator.