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nOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that Apeiiiion will be presented at the next
December session OF the county commissioners Of
Monroe county, praying them for survey ofa new
county road, commencing al Blair run where the
surveyors started with the road that runs down
through the bottom to Sunfsh, and run from said
Bairs run up to the county line Of Belmont and
Monroe counties. A PETITIONER.
Oct. %, lSb0-nov l3
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Legal Advertisements.
''s" 2, 2. Walton. 4 yTaSeMENr yoTit. n INT

William 2. Walton, " TTACHMENT
%. >A NOTiCE.-No-
John s. D,i,oorfhA 4 Co. tie ID hereby given
to sil persons interested, that on the ID day Of
November. "A. ID 1850, the said William G Wal.
ton sued out Of the court Of common pleas. with.
in and for the county Of Mnnroe, aud state Of
Ohio, a writ Of sstschmeni against the lands.
tcnemen,s. goods, chaiieIs, rights. credits. mo.
neys aud effects Of the said John s. Dilworh &
Co.. absent defendants, in an action al assumps,,
demanding therein the sum cf 500, damages.
which said writ was afterwards, al the October
term Of said court. A d 1850, returned served.
Attest, WIN OKEY, Clk M q. P.
Nov. IS, 1850.
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I Twill also be at office in Woodsfield until
she Goth day OF December. 1850, to receive the
Ttxes that may remain unpaid up to that time.
q e SALISBURY,
Oct. 80. 1850. Treas. NJ. c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27
AGENCY OF DIR. FITCH'S
{ ele bratcd Medicines.

Pulmonary Ra,..m D.u,ra,ive Svrup.
prc,orsl Exp.c,or.n, Hear, (,o rector.
Pulmonary iinime /. Humur Correcior,
AM; Dvsms,,;c " M;,'",a ] C,n.b = Cs,har,,e Pill.
N.rvne, Female pills.
VermII'ige, Female Spec'hc. &r &C..
Used ny him constantly ana WIN Preceden'-
ed success j" the treatment o'
Colds, Coughs. CONSUMPTION, As'hma, Heart Us
eases dyspepsia. Sc'oinla. Skln Diseases,
Rheumatism' Female Complaints,
..n,o4 Pi,es, Ge &C
DR. Fiteh's upeqnal'eed Patent SILVER rlated Ao-
domlnal Supporters DR. Ftchs Improved
Plated Steel Spring 50 m'drr BRACE
itchsSiver lhhalng Tune
.--.---
DR. FlTCH's Gel BRATED LECTURES
ON THE PREVENTION AND coRN OF
Consumption, Asthma. DI,e"ses VI 'hr Heart, &c >
and Oh the method of preserving Health
aud Beauty TO an old age. ~
THIS Book should ne - every fAm'iy io inc
Co"sump"ve' It points ""i the oI''y reasonable hors
fo' 'e'iei. 20 mothers, ihe areei'ons u gives tor
the rare and educatldn at children sre Invaluable.
$4,000 copies Of this Book have passed through
the press. ana the sale % cnn.,,n.s nmsps,ea a
tody. Nftr YORK.; anu oy =. q FLisMLNG,
Wood:fed -
ed.DR. FIrcH's GuInE TO lnvALiDs. or ID.
rec tio's to persons nsng Dr Fitch's Rrtneiles TO
be had grofis, OF all his Agents may 2Slly
r.,.yr :. nr, .p,.,r
lALDANt " DEha rbhAN'
moNRoE STREET. WHEELING. VA.
I'm n,eu.,a,ion for ,he coming se.spa's trsde.
The snb.crIbe,s are getting up their Stock " III
superior advantages for their customers, IL point
-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27
VEtHE action which

" sHE action which
u this ointment has
upon the human cuti:
Gle, demonstrates i's
grand efficacy aud
healing power II 10
the first and only dig.
covery of' an erfernai
p eparation thst has
power to restore the
'Msens,bie PerspIa-
fiOn." The skin being
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27

III YDRAULIc cEMEnT- Aisays oD hand
III st ~ Liberly a., Piiisborgh: q
1ssfs W. W. WALLAOH.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27

u tAsrsss4s ef orr u S0efxiA Cssesys 0lyAaa ~
QUANTITY skiA ~ xssi ef Madieise 70 6sd Csws s
sscA Disssss u any preef Of a. yxyxS MsaosI pov~ n
~ Medins kck kas srbdxsd md ccngu9s9 ssck Dses
--tken tkeye q unouesi6nsbk evtdence tkdt-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27

The principal part ofihe c,rculsii IN 10 this ~.
tion ofihe State. IN addition 10 Ohio paper. u m
the bssksoi Ind,sn., Kentucky. Essiesh Penpy
siiy Il 81 Care should be tsksn 10 hsadIine IA,
diana and Kehiuexy paper, % sbs tssaleffsas -
thsss tsss srs auaSFs0 eO'Aff
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27

cause he feels he will BE- benefited and not Dr.
ceived. Good always comes from ils use -
the people then seek this insdicine aud sbiis,b,
i, for Il never deceived anybody yet, snd wssbe
Iiese never will
Grand Depot l4l Fulton 81,
JAMES MsALISTER
For list II Agents. see advertisement ot Dr.. Rog,
ef's Compound syrnp 81 i.ivsrwort and ssr :
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27

One Dollars Worth! |!

How much CARcEh-how much 6YpHiLis-how muel
ScaoyuLA-wll Ons Dollars rorfk Of Brapr. PURIFTEJ
curei Read the following statement which spscims'
af its +. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27

proof In great cara effected, that ONE BOTTLE Of
ians purifying healing virtus and edst powa than
thers contained IN Few bolss Of any ssysapfs or any
sh1 edias that has ever hren offered tor sale There
undvubtrd proof In pamphle hst By The use Of this
great Indian Purifier they that we're DriNe Yet LIVE
they that were LAMR and tnIPrLEn now WALx-they
that 6cK ScRoyuLoUs and ohsrwis dissased have
bar IN nd ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27

M E daily hear of the most astopishing cu,.
w being effected by tina, great aid popul.
Medicine. the genuine ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
TEN THOUSAND CURES,
AND NOT a SINGLE FAILURE.

nR HASTINGS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPrHA,
Dceebraed hroug both continents for Us wonderful
cures Of Consumption, Athms Decline Splitting OF Blood,
Night Swess Difficult Breathing, Coughs Colds and AL
diseases Of the chest and lungs
It's effect upon the system IL mild and soothing al hs
same tune certain aud eihcscious rare falling 10 give
reiiefupon the first application, and by repeating few
times permanent cure s effected.
The proprietor therefore, on recommends his Naptha
syrup, but tcayvaais 10 20 eDe He Il 10 upon
the ehyle, and purify ithe Il remove al Inn
pedments which retsrd the free circu alton OF the blood
be warrants 10 open the internal ana erteraa pores OF
The body ard eject all the obnoxious particles which have
accumulated In the system; be IL Gs neyersi.
Ing remedy In
CURING DISEASED LUNGS,
Hectic Fever, Night swests Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
Pain IN the Chest and Asthma; and he warrants IL 70 ar.
The formation Of uberces In the nngs and 70 heal
hose already formed that persons IN Consumption
may take It with the most positive condolences OF cure;
for s great Of action IL the LUNGS which peassvdtes
IN al Directions purifying them OF everything obnoxious In
It's progress, and which fapped according 10 directions
Il canuot fail 10 leave In perfectly healthy condition.
DR.. Hssingss Compound Syrup Of Napths 10 highly
recommended by the medical profession That emmett
physician, DR.. Mott, OF NewYork says, that ss Q pull
monte remedy II cannot DO too highly praised" Dr. Ar
mold, OF the Marine Hospital Savannah, DR.. Ware OF Liv
erpool England, Dr. Williamson OF Manchester England
Dr. Boyd OF Lancaster. Dr. Hamilton OF Bath and those
eminent English publications. the London Lancet the Med
zeal Jovndi and Bydtirditcs Retrospect all accord
the most convincing certificates It's virtues Ia this coun-
Try Il has been used with distin guished success
None genuine without the written signature OF M. A. y.
HARRISON on the wrapper. Price 81 per bottle or six
bottles for S. Principal Office, l54 Greenwich-st N. Y
Sold IN Newark by X. Van Buskirk In Albany, by Q.
Frothingham In Boston. by Reading Coz in Phiadel-
phis, by Zeiber Co Thrdst below Chestnati and In
Baltimore by g. s. Hsnce.
Sold In New-York by 4. Nj. Guion, ~ Bowery; II. Z.
Sanders, SIS Bowery; John B. Dodd, III Broadway and
sos Hudson-sL my25 lmSruSTh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
Things In PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday. MAY n.
Since my last we have had almost uninterrupted
ram, and II has descended in perfect deluge.
A man named William Edwards was committed
yesterday on the charge OF abductiDg young girl
y, nteen. IL seems he was in the habit Of making
sne acquaintance Of young girls on the steamboat
.Se..IVp3s IN our vicinity, OBTAINING them until
.ue ast boat had left and then seeking another
IIonteysnce' 10 trepan them into Infamous house,
IN lus instance, the girls resistance prevented the
accompaniment OF his designs. and her father very
properly found out and arrested FdUards
Red Bank IN New.Jersev freonsntIv tnrns m
revolutionary relics. Mr. T. n ~ rscao,,P
while digging, discovered the combat .Lele,or 81
a HessiaD, gold ring, belt, buckle be,,nn. ia
quantity OF medicine, all in perfect n,sservs, non
He must have been an officer, probably .n-,"o,
in the Hessian forces. e'O"
The Stiles Mansion in Broad st. lately ,oH .,
auction, has been opened as a school for von,'',
ladies'. under the auspices Of the Roman Cstba;cc
Church in charge Of the Sisters of the Visitation.
Herr Ryninger attempts the feat Of crossing the
Schuylkill on single wire to morrow afternoon.
useless folly, the wire bridge is within ten yards
of the proposed spot.
Bishop Porter was to have consecrated 81. James
the Less Episcopal Church in Roxborough this
morning.
The Epircop Convention ha' adjourned sine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
MEDICINES.
MILK OF PLANTS,
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF rHr .ox

THIS ORlGINAL AND fNFALLlBLg sprr,x.
was discovered by Baron Dr. Des.enetts. "a 1910
sfervsrd TO Prof CHARLOT DUvAL who va. ,Sn'
man In the world who possessed he secret s,sr a.
OF he great inventor The Prof C. Ia. ss assa
introduce his verabe ard precious liquors into t~ ,s
states Of Americs. win vew 81 relieving ne -
which fcth heir 10" dc has chosen the Emporium ~ -
Ne~ Word TO raise a second monument 10 he in,,-I
mas be len to Egypt 70 France and 10 al Europa r.
name sooe of the MILK " PLANTS by Dr. Ds.gen.ue. 4.
su cer testimony Of excellence, and his slcc...or -.
neg ecied means ~ nrnging 10 perfection and IN -
der use and necessary Tor the toilet In every Gilman.
All he medical fsculv invited BY Prof % hi "a,
% hink hes will be satisfied have me lholssn1s Wa
have ussd u N Europe
The numerous malsdi-s which the Mrk OF Pl.n,.s
cures 10 cculg Toe prrci pal are con
which not only cures promptly oai whcntaso prevents
also Cho.eTa, Cramp, Cutsneous Eupnons k.sssthsaa
feud num- nose OF he mouh produced oy Cancer
ofhe pidrntr Cftte EIphagus Ca Ger Of he SiOnaeA
OF the iutesgnes produced by he Of scOholc liquors
Ia the Coca: ANGER of the hcian Lymp1auc Glands Of
the Tongue Scorbgus COrbslfes, IIrtes Scrpto Herpes
ETcdenA Rheumausn. scute or chronic feeoieness Of
young children PyaeovafIrHs Doroas Sypha'fbeuz etc
etc: Injection IN spA G1d 10 SICK chambers the unhealthy
missms Of which often prevent. TIE cure OF patents To
al persons travelling southern climates The Aik OF Parts
Will 10 preserve ther health and prove remedy
Sgsrst AL consgon. H0epitts Doctors, Captains of
ships Bah Establishment Public hoUses After hey shall
have tested the MIN Of Panis, viii not hesitate TO continue
and award hs Satisfaction 10 tho genius who Introduced
and perfected Ibis rem dy Of remedies
OFFICE OF THE MILK OF PLANTS
S4 Broadway, Room 81 open from A W. I'LL r. NJ
n B. The proprietor seizes this occasion to inform bis
friends and scqususDces that hts odcsIi has
arrived 81 It's point Of perfection and al the disposition Of
every He feels IA III persuaded OF resolving In Sd
vance numerous satisfactory evidences thai The champagne
will be preserva,ve from many diseases my25 lw1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
LAW COURTS.

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The following are the
names of the gentlemen forming the present
Grand Jury:
Norman White, foreman; VIM. A. Bull. Ebenezer c.
Cook james Ii. Cook WIN. Everde. JOhn Hinton, Henry
OKeefe, John Remsen, Hiram Russell Thos Sui
man, lsssc Taylor Lewis Timberlake, j. Yale Wander
burgh, Stephen Valentine Samuel Waterbury, John Har-
per, Langley Bruce, Edward Wilson, Abraham A Hay
and
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Gcncral Term
Before Judges Ingraham and Woodruff - d G =
cisiOHs.
Patrick Rooney, respondent, VS.. The Roman
Catholic Total abstinence Beneficial Sociefy-Paltif
April to 9Th May 1919 For defence II alleged that he
regular in application, &c also that the Society
not chartered I'LL 18th April The jury found for SIP
Appeal is made-Judgmen affirmed for 49, without costs
% appeal.
May Decoure,v appellant vs. -4Ipah Spaldag respond
eni JUDD mert affirmed, with costs
Henry Carpenter, appellant, VS. Benz. r Blaetiedge, re-
sponoent-Ssme.
Conrad F1ber, appellee, Taos MeRonkey, appellant.
Same.
Henry Quaekenboss appellant vs. Annette Bopman re-
spouo cent Judgment reversed with costs
Nm COhu appellee vs. Nm. 4 Colt sppelsnt-ssme.
Moses Chamberlain VS. Cornelius Cooper Same
Darid ROth, appellant, Nm Ciedypayta, respondent.
-Ssme.
BarEey Rutican VS. George Gro0an-Ssme.
Schenckvs TGppdn Reversed, far awarding 81 q.
JucgueDtfnr defendant affirmed without costs OF eppes
Fay 4 Wasonvs SheHon 4 Dunedn.-Jud gRenI affirmed,
charles Benedict VS. " y and Harlem Railroad Co.
Appeal dismissed, and order appealed FROM confirmed,
with costs.
eaf-flesdisgs 10 be amended and judgment affirmed,
without costs
Clement vs. Quiuby Order affirmed
Elisha AperM vs.. Shas 5. Hyvia0.-Order appealed
Nm. Burger We Charles Partridge -New trial granted
costs TO abide event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsENESs

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH GROUP,
ASTHMA. and CONSUMPTION,
fV,HE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended tbs
OF this preparation, Its salusry effect Its power
relieve and affections OF the lungs have gained for
celeb ny equaled by other medicine We offer IL To
The afflicted with entire confidence In It's virtues and tho
lacks Of disease upon the throat aud lungs While IL 10
powerful remedial agent 10 the most desperate and almost
hopeless cases OF consumption, II 10 also, In diminished
cInes Tor con on coughs and Colds 1pn
ion OF men who known to the world, and the world
respeciIher op Mons
/ rom Professor Hitchcock.
JAMES c. AYE Sir; have used your Cherry Pecto-
raj in my OF deep-seated Bronchitis, and am
rsbe pound for the relief OF sryngis and bronchA
difficulties Imy opinion as to It's superior character can
be any services, You At liberty 10 use you Ihnk
proper. EDWARD hIIChcoIn, ~
From Bent sillmsn. NJ ID. LII ID. etc.
Professor Of Chemistry, Minersogy, &c. Yale Colege,
Member Of the Lit Hist Med Phil and Scientific 5ocie
ties OF America and Europe.
deem the Cherry Pectoral an admirable composition
nom some of tho best articles 10 the Msers Medica and
very effective remedy for the class OF diseases lnend'
ed TO cure.
New Haven. Conn. Nov. |, 1919.
Prof Clesveand, Of Bowdoin College, Ne.
Writes have Witnessed the effects Of your Cherry Fec
tora in my family ard that OF my friends and gves
satisfaction state 10 It's favor that no medlcine have
known has proved emnenly successful In curing
diseases.
Sold by RUsHTON, CLARK 4 CO 10 and ~ Broad
way; r d. SMITH Brooklyn; J. d. NOVEL;. Williams
burgh and by druggist generally ala 9vTurhSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
Low worm 1rApER.-Tar Story OF LIFE.

xorIOW YOUR LEADER-THE STORY o' LifE'
r,om - Town Lyries,p by Charles Msekay LII. d.
a roIlo,c vo.r kaderl" So said HOPE,
II The ioyous days when / was young.
DER meadow path up mountain slope,
Tbroueh fraFrant woods, followed and sung
And ave in the sunny air she smiled,
Bright as the cherob in Paphos born.
And ave my soul with glance she wiled,
And tinged all earth with the hues of morn
Long she led me DER bill and hollow,
Through rivers wide, DER mountains dun,
Til she scared at last too high to follow,
And snged her pinions in the sun.
g Follop gour leadcr :" SO said LOVE,
Or fairy sporting in his guise.
followed to lift the challenging glove
OF many maid with tel tale eyes.
followed, and dreamed OF young delights,
OF passionate kisses, Joyous pains,
OF honied words in sleepless ni.hts,
And amorous tear-drops thick as rains.
But. an full soon the frenzy slackened;
There came darkness and dimmed the ray,
The passion cooled, the sunshine black ened,
lost the glory Of my day.
" Foilotc yo1r leq9cr!" So said FAME
In the calmer hours Of my fruitful noon.
Der briery paths, through frost through flame
BY torrent, and swamp and Wild lagoon
Ever she led me, and ever went,
With bleeding feet aud sun-OrOwn skiHb
Eager ever and uncOntent,
As long as life had prize to win.
But Dead Sea apples alone she gave me-
To recoupense me for my pam, 80
And still. though Der Turing band sne WAVE iN''
NAV not follow her steps AGAIN
" Fo7loag your leqder :" 80 saiH GOLD
Ere the brown of my locks gave place TO gray
IcouH not follow-her looks were cold;
Icy and brittle was the way
And GOLD spread forth her wles IN vain.
So taking Power TO aid her spell
" Fo7L0tr uonr Lea9er :" exclaimed the TWAIN,
For where we 20 shall pleasure dwell
followed and followed, till age came creeping,
And si!vered the hair on my aching head,
And lamented in vigis weeping
A youth msspent, and prime msled'
" Follo,e vour leader :" hear a voice
whispering TO my soul this hour
" Who follows my light shall for ever rejoice,
Nor crave the perishing hand of Porer;
Who follows my steps shall for ever hold
A blessing purer than earthly Lore,
Brighter than Famc, richer than GOld-
SO follow my light and look above"
I'll late TO turn but refuse may not,
Nv trustful eyes are heavenward cast,
And ever the sweet voice says, Delay not,
I'm thy first leader and thy last"
IT is the friend of my youth come back again,
Sobered and chastened--but lovelier far
Than when in those days of sun and rain
She shone in my path as guiding star
She led me then, a wayward boy,
To things of Earth, and never Of Heaven,
But now she whispers diviner joy,
OF errors blotted, of sins forgiven.
To purpling sky she points her finger,
As westwardly YEARLY plod,
And while follow her steps, | linger
Calm as herself, in the faith of God
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
MRS. VAN HOUTEN, thankful for the very no,

MRS. VAN HOUTEN thankful for the very liberal
i patronage bestowed her the past year begs 10 IN.
form her friends and the public that she has removed her
Shin Establishment from Is 10 mere convenient store 81
Essssu-st ueary oppOsel where by N Increased fac-
ties sforded she will be enabled to fulfil al orders entrusted
10 her with that dispatch puncuAy and superior
workmanship which has obtained for her establishment its
present high reputation The attention OF gentlemen
particularly solicited TO her style Of Summer and En-
broidered Shirts highly approved Of orether with
choice selection Of fancy printed linens Of Tue newest de-
signs
N. Ban extensive assortment OF genemen's Furnish
ing Goods OF The fashionable styles % Nassau
between Fulton and John Its my2l 2aw6wTukrhs
DARIs-GREhN is BRAND Patented "A large
consisting Of me most approved styles Of
grades and packages OF the above article, dry and ground
In OIL respectfully offered for sale In quantities suit
the buyer with liberal discount to wholesale dealers By
the uno ersgued al his works II JacOb.t IN swamp
NV Jaw I'M THEODORE SCHWARTZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
OnIO STATE LOAN on s20OO OOO.-TAe

OCommssOners Of the Ohio Canal Fund, by virtue OF al
Of the General Assembly Of The Stale OF Ohio passed
will be received until Wednesday the 18Th Of June next 81
uoOn, the Office OF the Ohio Life Insurance and Trl
Company New-York Tor 4 loan Of Two Millions Six Hun
cred ThoutGnd Dollars for which Transferable certificates
OF Chic Sts- S;ock will be Issued as ollows:
One Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars 10 beario-
the rate Of ak per knnun, payable sen
annually 10 the City OF NevNOrk and the principal REIN
bursed the pleasure Of the State sier year 1915
One Million Of Dollars to bear interest 81 the rate OF i've
per cent per ennu, payable as above and the pncpA
reirbursemens at the pleasure Of the State afer 1859
The certificates Of stock will bear interest from the lt
day Of July, 1850
oThe premiums offered ior said osn paid in cash,
Ohio ak per cent stocks Of 1881 a. par, On the d u
Jsnins me proposals. by depOstng me zane WIN ue
Ohio Life insurance ind Trust COMPANY New-YOrk to1s
credit Of the Ohio Canal fGnd Commissioners The oar
principal % be paid AZ shove either IN cAsn
Ohio per STOCK Of 1850 81 par, on the Lei day ~
Jcy uexL when the certificates Of stock will he deyef-a
Tire proceeds Of me above loan required FOR NE 70
den pcI OF the five EEc SIX cent socEs OF Ono IN
turing shsr December 81, 1850 Proposals may us.e
fore desired be ade IN the Inlerstsncing iha 1ss
payment Of premium Of he siX PEI cent sOcA 80
the premium and I've per cen.. Of Ihe principal OF mo
stock tie balance uEy remaic GA interests
per cent per annun RON the lst Jgy, 70 be rad - sans
rot less thar i've thousand dollars, at the pleasure q ~
hdde. a. suy time before he Slst dSv Of Oecemosr -
toe s,ocks being Withheld coGlsrA security io' 'o'-
payment 81. ,o.,
The proposals which may be for any part Of SAD o-1
no. less man one thousand doiars must slate NE
lat viii paid fer each hundred dollars or SOCK ~
terminating betwe the five Gnd SIX PEI cents giving 20
address o. The party aking the prOposa and BE-
In On euvelop marked PropOs1s for Chao state L"-
Gnc addressed 10 the Ohio Canal Fund Comnssioner' CIV
Of GEO :. coz, Fec Cashier NeE-fCrk ,a,
EN-. SILL. Acting Cana Rg1d Commshonef'
JOHN WOOD Auditor II STATE. ,,ta
A BLISS Treasurer ~ Stale. So Su'l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
CLOTHING.

GENTLEhENs SPRING AND SUMMER
" wEAR.-Wm T. Jennings 4 Co. Diapers and TailorS,
yirsi qualify ready made clothing, &c Isl Broadway,
American Hotel solicit inspection OF their assortment
Of new and seasouabe goods which IN point OF richness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering eommensu-
1t Ia with extensive additions 10 'he premises
which sfords wider scope for their busnesn which trey
viii eudesvor TO merit continuance Of the liberal psTo
n.ge which has recognized their garments A. the most
economical cut finished they are In style but rarely
ecuasd and vhsI dispoIed Of a. proyerbSly moderate
ehsrses mo 6s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucuoneer.

ANTHONY ]. BLEECkEK, Aucn0neer.
pANK COFFEE HOUSE FOX SALE al auc
ID ton by A }. BLkECKER co. on Thursday, May
So O'clock the Real Estate Sales Room, Broad
The years lease, good will fixtures and utensils
compete Of the shove well known establishment which
has been in the hands Of the present proprietor Mr. Jas
Fossett for the last twenty years Having had three
four private offers for the within the last two weeks,
neither of which up his knowledge Of s value, he
has determined offer for sale at public anc,ion audit
will positively be sold TO the highest bidder for cash His
present OF health rendering It necessary that he
should be relieved from all further anxiety respectngit
ANY offers for purchase private sale to be made 70 the
auctoneers. myH3tF