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pruhutr Markts, Etf.
l.i.YnoUTH MARKET-sEPT. %

gheai-COnsiderable arriving at SlCSl.20.
Flour-S7,I5 per bbl., retail for extra. &C.
80 for common.
Oats-aOa22c.
Flax Seed-Good,a at Sl@,l,3s q bu.
Corn-In good demand Al 55G6Oc.
Apples-256 30cts per bu.
Peaehes-25(a50 so per bushel,
Potatoes-Neu at 25 TO 40 cts
Eggs-Readily sold at Sc.
Buiier-Sales at 10 cts. for roll.
Dried Fruit-LPPles, las. cent. peaches
pared lie, impaired 516c.
HAY--S6 per ton.
Sole Leather-Sales at 200 2Se.
Lard-S cts.
Clover Seed-s4, ,50a5,0O.
Fish-S6, 25 half Dbl, Sl2, so per bbl. white
Trout, Si,756t {, 90. Pickerel $500.
Hides-Green, Ie; Dry, Sc.
Tallow-ln good demand atlOCy l2lc.
PoHK-Mess SIC to Is per bbl.
SALT-S2,O0 per bbl at retail.
Timothy Seed-Sl SOC $50.
Rye-65c.
Pelts-Slaughtered, 40 to Csc. Fallen, l6
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Ague and Fever of three years stand N

Ague and Fever of three years stand ne
Cured.-Mr. John Longden. now living at Bea-
yer Dam, Hanover Co., near Richmond, had
Ague and Fever for three years, mo of the
time had chills twice day, and rarely less than
once; he was parched with fevers as soon as
he chille him; and after trying physicians,
quinine, most of the Toucs advertised and ev-
erything recommended to him, was about to
give up in despair, when Carter's Spanish Mix
ture was spoken of; he got two bottles, but be-
fore he had used more than single one. he
was perfectly cured, and has not had chill OF
fever since. Mr. Eongden is only one out Of
thousands who have been benefited by this great
tonic, Alternative and blood purifier. See adv
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CARRIAGE.

1NHE Esubscribcr would announce to the inhab-
L itants of Northern Ohio, that he has again
arrived from Massachusetts, with large as
sortment of CARRIAGES BUILT EXPRESS
LY FOt THIS MARKET, and superior to
any he has sold in this section during the last
four years, and which will be sold at better
bargains than ever before known in Ohio. My
arrangements arc such, that any style of Car
riages will be furnished to order, from the S75
Buggy to the $500 Carriage, on short notice.
As shall give you better styles and better
work than can be found this side of the old Bay
State, it will be to the advantage of all in want
of ofCarriages to call before Purchasing elsewhere
Can be found mt s. NJ. RoBlNsnS's Off e,
Plymouth; =. CRIrPESs Hotel, Monrocvillc:
at the Hotel in Lexington. A. r. OWEN.
Bsa.N B.-100 Good Horses wanted in ex-
change for Carriages june23-3m*
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Plymouth, March 10, 1856.

The subscriber having purchased the inter-
est of Jacob Seely in the late firm eff Seely &
Case, would call the attention of all persons
owing said firm to this simple fact-I cannot
pay my debts without you pay me, and l SHALL
PAY NINE. Now would be very happy to
extend the time on yeur notes and accounts, in
consequence of the hard times this spring, but
cannot All unsettled accounts should be
settled Immediately, and all notes paid by the
18th day of April shall be happy to furnish
all good paying customers of the late firm with
what work in my line they may want on credit,
or otherwise, as they may wish.
March Ks 1851 " CASE
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{ Machines.

SMUT NaCllsies.
T ULHS PATENT French Burr or Stone Smut
II Mill, used in over 600 of the best mills in
the West. They run light, clean well and fast,
and will last a life time When they become
dull the edge can " renewed by cracking the
B-rr The following Certificate is from one of
the largest Touring mills in a,e west, and for
further particulars reier to our h4ad bills.
PITTSBURGH, june 1852.
WV. WALLAcE-Dear Sir-We have nUS in
use in our mill two of your Burr Smut Mechines,
and they wor to our entire satisfaction; they are
durable and Nc liable to get out Of order, and
we consider tn en- the best machines now in use
WILNARTH & NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended to.
w.. W. WALLACE, 219 Liberty-st. Pittsburg
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STUGES' BOOK STORE.
hooks and Stationery!

hooks ana stationery!
D. STURGES BOOKSELLER, ,STATIONER &c.
MANSFIELD, ONO.
LAS just received large and splendid asort-
IL III mt Of Books, American and Foreign,
Staple and Fancy Stationery. The new add-
tions now made to his already large stock, en-
ables him to fill any orders with which his pa
irons may favor him, and upon the best terms.
He has also just completed arrangements for
receiving all NEW AND VALUABLE PIBLI-
|CATl0NS soon as they are published. -
Among his fine stock of stationery just opened
may be found all the new styles of white and
blue Letter and Cap, bath post, PLAIN AND
GILT EDGE, folio post, commercial note and
bill cap papers. Also, the new styles of tinted
blue and damask Note and Letter papers, with
envelopes to match; Envelopes of all styles.
buff, white and fancy-buff tinted and plain
VISITING CARDS. Notes, Drafts, copying
books, copying presses, port folios, bankers cas-
es, post office and bill head boxes, date calen-
ders, GOLD AND STEEL PENS, quilts, writ
ng fluids, carmine inks, ink stands of all kinds.
pencils, sealing wax, waters, paper weights
letter and bill clips, letter stamps ivory folders,
WRITING PADS, blotting pads, ink erasures,
sand boxes. SC. Also, a fine stock of CUT
LERY, from the best manufacturers. BLANK
BOOKS, day books, Journals, Ledgers, Cash
Books, full or half bound and made of the best
linen paper Timc-books, Pass-books, Men,
Iorandum-books, Diaries. sc. Every descrip-
ton of blank work made to order.
Wrapping Paper and Twine, White and Gray
Bonnet Boards, SC.
LAW, MEDICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS.
He has on hand complete stock of Law,
Medical, Theological, School and Standard Lit
erary Books, which he offers at very low prices.
Also very large assortment of WALL Pa
PERS, Window Curtains, Borders, Fire Board
Views, &c. &c.
nsa- To this md adjoining Co1ntry Mer.
chats he would adj, that he is now prepared
Ito FL all orders for books or stationery at the
LOWEST PRICES. and on GOOD TERMS.
/ Mansfield, Nov "a. 1854. =. STURGES.
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JOSEPH PLUMMER,
Dealer in Boots and Shoe

Er"Gan~. siats, Leather Sc..
MO. III WOOD-ST.. (Betwen Fifth and Dia-
~ mond Alley,) PITTSBURGH. is now re-
ceiving one of the largest FRESH STOCKS of goods
that ever come to Pittsburgh, consisting of
Mems Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Womens' and
Misses Boots, Shoes and Slippers Chldrtns'
Shoes, also, Mems and Boys Wool, Fur, Magyar
and koSsuth IIats-a complete assortment
My stock having been purchased directly from
the New England manufacturers at cash rates,
merchants will find it to their advantage to call
and examine before making their purchases, as
am fully determined to sell as low as any of
the Phi adelphia aud New York Houses.
pittshurrh spnt.o 1884 Gp
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Ladies

that assae ae nss soS So1s h
color, style, quality and material, and don't for.
get that Hornbeek will sell cheap. march 2
Mil ShWes and Mil Furnishing.
ERENCH BURR MILL STONES, old and new
l. Stock, of all sizes. Also an hand and made
to order, Laurel "'ll Mill Stones-always on
hand, Boiling Cloths, Allnos, best quality, war
ranted to bolt freely, at the lowest price; Mill
Spindles, Mill Irons, Cast Iron Proof-staffs,
Mill ll-Gearing, Corn and Cob Grinders, Leather
Betting. Copper Riveted, always::on hand; also
Flax Betting, superior article for Elevators, al
half price of leather; Mill and Lighter Screws,
Patent Bushes and Metal Eye Pieces for the run,
lner, Picks, sereen-wire, &c., always on hand, a
W. W. WALLACE'S,
sep8-'54 $40 Liberty-st,, Pittsburgh.
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NOTICE is hereby given that at the first
IN meeting held by the Mayor and Trustees
of the village of Plymouth after Oct. IA, 1856.
Ahere will be presented to them petition to
vacate the alleys running back of Lots No. g,
|2s, and24, and between Lots % and %, in south
addition to Plymouth. ]. W. NLAUGHLIN.
Plymouth, Sept I, 1855. -.,.,s ....-.. +.
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DO you wish to get the high
y est possible price for your wool
H,SAsAY this year? If so, let us u ge you
xSag4zs to call on the ASHLAND MAN
UFACTURING COMPANY, at ASHLAND
|OHIO, and there get your Wool manufactured
TWEEDS, BLANKETINGS, YARN, &C., &c.,
or exchange it for the same.
We have now fitted up our machinery in the
most perfect manner, and under the Superin-
tendency of Mr.. S. NJ. Smith, an experienced
and superior manufacturer, formerly of the
Globe Mills, Utica, N. Y, We are enabled to man
ufacture Goods in the most perfect manner
The great advantage you will derive is that you
get the most for your Wool, you will get the
most durable and beautiful Goods and instead
of disposing of your Wool at the profit of numer-
Gus Eastern dealers, and afterwards buy and
wear Old Rags, Cotton, and Waste made up and
covered over with gloss, you get your own wool
manufactured into such Goods as you want.--
Besides this you will encourage Home Industry
and build up Home Manufactures around you
which will aid US more than any other kind Of
protection .--..... .... -...g
| Our mode of exchanging will be
2! lbs of Wool for yard Cloth, snne quail
ty as the Wool. .......r. .r.. -r. ....
81 lbs of Wool yard sattinet, same quality
2 lbs of Wool for yard Blanketing, single
width.
Flannels, Tweeds, and Yarn will depend up
on the kinds wanted. In these exchanges for
fine uool you get yard of Cloth worth and sell
ling at 81 so per yard or so cents per lb; for
Coarse, you get cloth worth S1,00 or 40 cts per
b. Theseunusual and Extraordinary pricos You
will strictlyr alze, which at onee shows the i'm.
portance of dealing with us. Hsa #
Our terms for manufacturing will be upon the
most favorable terms and in the most perfect
manner. Cloth dressing and fullng done at the
usual rates.
Those living at distance from our place and
who cannot come themselves, may with perfect
confidence send their wool to US, informing us
what kind of Goods they wantin exch ange, and
in all such instances will we warrant to return
them such Goods as their wool will make. a
Merchants are particularly invited to exam
inc onr Stock in hands and we shall makeitt to
their interest to buy of us. .,. s. st
Pulled and Tub-washed Wool will be received
by us as heretofore ami the highest prices paid
in our goods. Be careful to bring your pulled
woods free from straw and other foul matter
HssaArAll letters may be directed directly to
ASHLAND MANuFAcTURlNG COMPANY, ASHLAND
ONO. j. Z. RISER, Pres't.
~eI 5@'-9a s. NJ. SMITH, Agent,
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NEW YORK MARKET Sept. 2s.

RYg in good request at 81 IL.
BARLEY scarce at Sl.20.
CoRS-Sales at STa SSc.
OATS selling at 40ai3c.
wHwAr-Southern, l,76sl, 90; white do, So
G2,O3; prime white Canadian, Sail; fo'
gool winter Upper Lake.
Flour S7,75GS,O0 for common to chicea
State; S7,75@s,2j extra State and mixed tc
choice brands Western; 5000 for extra Gene
see
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AYRE'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the Cure Of Coughs. Colds, Hoarseuess.
Bronchitis, Whoopiny- Cough, asthma, and
Consumption.
TINS remedy has won for itself such notorietv
from its cures Of every variety of pulmonary
disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to re-
count the evidences of its virtues in any COM
munity where it has been employed. So wide
i. the ie of its usefulness, and so numerous
the cases of it's cures, that almost every section
of the country abounds in persons publicly
known, who have been restored from ALARMING
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried its superiorit, over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to es-
cape observation, anu whore its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what an
tidote to employ for the distressing and danger
GUS affections of the pulmonary organs which are
incident to our climate. And not only in for
midable attacks upon the lungs, but for the
milder varieties of CoLDs, CouGHs, HoARsEYEss,
SC. and for CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and
safest medicine that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use through.
out this section, we need not do more than as.
sure the people its quality is kept up to the
best that it ever has been, and that the genuine
CUYKENDALL5 4 Co, Hymouth, 0kip.
Also by Druggists generally. ju2:4n
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING F.,
FirS t arriVa
FALL AND WINTER
10 THIN G.!
JNlNf D:SWsSM z, -,

u v@ ~ ~I VsSA e
IL AS returned from the East, with the most
IL splendid assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Ever brought to this market. He would ask
the attention of those about to purchase cloth
ing. Come in and look at some splendid
NEW STYLE COATS,
Decidedly the incest article ever brought to
this town, and at remarkably low price. Ev-
cry article that can be worn-the latest style
SHANGHAE-thc newest cut of PANTS-and
the last agony of VESTS. OFERCOATS in
endlsss profusion may be found at this store,
and at the lowest possible prices. Don't miss
coming in. Let me show you the EBASTO-
POL VEST-an exquisite pattern. On one side
is picturesque and beautiful view of the bonn
bardment of Sebastopol, bombs bursting in the
air, ETC. On the other side, full length per-
traits of Lord Raglan, Conrobert, and Napier
Gems. Scratchemoff, Pullemoff and Nockemoff,
kneeling, with dead Russians in the distance
On the back is fancy scene of the taking of St.
Petersburgh. Come on. l can clothe four
counties easy. JOHN DEVENY.
P. S--Garments of all descriptions made to
order, and a fit warranted everytime The arg
est stock of Cloths ever brought here. Partic.
uar attention paid to this department.
Plymouth, Sept 8. 1865.
d McDONOUGH, at the sOLD HEAD,
IL. QUARTERS" will pay FIFTEEN CTS
per h., IN GOODS at the lowest cash price
for Butter. Bring it along.
Plvmoutb Jupe 30 JS65
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DIR. "o1FMAN
OF SANDUSKY,


Those afflicted with disease of the Liver.
Spleen, Kidneys, Stomach. Loss of Appetite,
Neuraigis, General Debility, Rheumatism.
White Swelling, Scrofula, Affections of the Eye
or Ear, or any chronic or long standing dis ase
and especially of the Throat OF Lungs, are re-
spectfully invited to call, as there will be no
charge for examination.
Read the FOLLOWING Testimony:
Hu AoN, Erie County, o.. May II, 1855.
DR.. WoRrxAx-Dear Sir: deem it duty
lowe to the communit aud particularly to the
afflicted, to say What know about your treat
enent of disease of the throat and lungs by Med :
icated Inhalation. For the last two years nay
my wife has been afflicted with disease of the
Lungs, Side and Back, until she was so reduced
as to partially faint away on walking but short
Aistsaee- l could not find any medicine that
would give any relief.
After witnessing the wonderful cures you
performed in eur place and vicinity, was In
duced to place my wife under your treatment;
andto our surprise, in two weeks use of your
medicines, she was so decidedly improved that
she was able to partially resume her place in the
domestic affairs Of her house, and since that,
she has been rapidly on the mend, and l think
yon have performed a radical cure in her ease.
I look upon your treatment as being far supe-
rior to any other offered to tn public. have
witnessed its effects in other families with equal
success. Rc pectfully, J. E. HATCH.
DR.. W. s. Workman, as vii! be seen by an ad-
vsrtisemen: in another column, has effected a
copartnership with DR.. I. Z. Nagle. late of Phil
adelphia, gentleman possessed Of much abili-
ty and scientific attainments. Wehave had the
pleasure Of lseking over the credentials and
recommend atoms ef DR.. Nagle, anu from the
dattering manner in which he is spoken of,
cannot hesitate to present him to our citizens
and the surrounding country, as physician in
whom the utmost confidence can be placed
DR.. Workman is fortunate in having made this
arrangement-one that will add fresh laurels to
those already gained by him in his extensive
practice. DR.. WIS success in the treatment Of
affection Of the lungs is unquestioned, as many
certificates Of persons whose statements can b,
relied upon, will prove.-Mirror.
HOLLAND BITTERS, for the cure Of indi
I'll gestion, general debility, and to improv,
che appetite, for sale at Plymouth Drug Stor,
orsof G. A. knight, New Haven. aagl
OSwEG1 CORN STARCH
WE have COCO genuine article, and no mis-
w take. Just try this and see if you eve
.fei6 CUYKENDALL . Co
ELAXSEED WANTED--2OOO Bushels by
Il augl D. HOORNBEEK
1dORGAN'S WORM KILLER, for sale b,
M CUYKENDALL & Co., Plymouth
G. A. KNIGHT, New Haven.
1'XCELSlOR SOAP-An article that beat
II all patent Washing Machines, for sale b.
aug.1 D. HOORNBEEK.
NAILS L GLASS.
A Good assortment for sale low at the OIL
IA Head Quarters, BY
tadl2 m H# 3, MD0N0UGH.
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Dentistry and 1Daauerre0typist
DIR. JAMES ARMSTRONG

most perfect satisfaction, he thereto feels
assured in saying, that he can now render his
work with greater assurance than ever.
nsn.Dr Armstrong is also prepared to take
Likenesses in a most superior style. He has
fitted up his rooms in the most modern styles,
with sky-hghts, sc. He invites persons tocall
and examine his specimens, and satisfy them
selves. His rooms may be found over Cuyden-
dairs s. Co.'s Drug Store. August |, 1855
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kiackSnlillllllg.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
i the citizens of Plymouth and the vicinity,
that they have taken possession of the shop re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Kellogg. where they
will carry ON the Blacksmithing Business in all
its various branches. Ali work entrusted to
our care will be well and promptly executed
The patronage of the public is respectfully so
licited. The shop may be found at North end OF
Sandusky street. WM. I. WAITE.
Plymouth. Huron Co. O., Jan. l 1855.
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WESTERN EXCHANGE.

Southeast Corner Prbtic Sqnore, Plymouth, o
ME subscriber would respectfully inform the
i travelling community, that he has taken the
above House formerly kept by II. Lininger) of
Plymouth, and having thoroughly repairedt, is
now well prepared to accommodate travelersand
others. His table will always be supplied with
the best the markets afford His stables thor
oughly ropaircd) are under the care of attentive
sDlers aprl22-am John SMITH
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NJ q r I C e

r HANE left my No'es and Accounts in the
L hands of DANI. BAUGHMAN, Esq who
is AUTHORIZED to receive money upon them. All
persons having unsettled accounts are request
cd to call upon him and adjust them Immediate
ly. THE BOOKS MUST BE SETTLED UP.
H. NJ. WOOSTER.
Plymouth, June 20, 1885,. q
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Kahnis Clothing has Arrived I

"A STACK Of 4, Too. Jast st<P ia ssd see
n the largest stock ever brought 10 this town
BOYS CLOTHING particularly. Ais. I'm
brellas, and everything else yoa may want r
Remember the plaoe-the New York Cheap
Clothing Store, on the cid corner 0f Spencer 4
Wright. Aug. IS.
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Tad 1ea-

CUYKENDALL & Co. have just received the
~ incest assortment Of PERFUMERY ever
brought into the town of Plymouth. You neer
mot hereafter send abroad for choice Perfamd
|ery, as you can he accommodated BY calling BY
The Drug Store. junsl6 ,
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OR SALE OR RENT.
NOTICE,

A NYperson having an unsettled account with
II me which they think has stood long enough,
can have an opportunity of settling by calling
any day, except Sunday, between the hours Of
5 A. NJ. and P. NJ. And as for money, do
not say positively that will take it on notes
and accounts dae--but my friends, If you have
any money that you would like to turn that way,
don't make any other disposition o; il ill you
have seen me about it. D. HOORNBEEK. II
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
A DWELLING HOUSE, designed for two
n families, STATED on Belle street, belonging
to Rev. VIM. L. Spaulding, Rent $50 per an
mum. Apply to Rev. j. NJ. HAYES.
or D. HOORNBEEE
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cvs -uSvvJusvr rccievcuxncl
~ incest assortment Of PERFuMERY ever
brought iate shS tcwn of plymouth. You ncer
|ne1 heEestasr ssos shroad lsr caoice Pexfama|
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HOUSE PAINTING.

HOUSE PAINTING.
- JOHN WALTERS will attend to
.EfE any orders in the Painting line.
He would say to those requiring painting
done, to give trial, as he feels competent
to do what he undertakes in aworkmanlike
manner. Particular attention paid to
graining. He can be found at LEES shop.
Plymouth, Sept. ID, '55.
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CAPITA CHANCE. .....ii
TITO get Engravings, Certificates and Pictures
J. Of all kinds ornamented with handsome
GILT FRAN f..
A fine lot Of superior GILT M0ULDfNGS,
for Pictures Frames received and for sale at. the
@ PLYMOUTH BOOK STORE. \,
Any si,e wanted made to order at the short
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J. w. BECK M AN,

J. w. BECK MAN,
at Law 4 Solicitor in thanccry
WILL attend to all business entrusted to him
in the counties of Rchand, Huron, Erie, Ash
land. Seneca and Crawford.
OFFlCE-Over the Store formerly occupied
by S. II. Starr, on the North side of the Public
square.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-09-29

Foreign aud Domestic Marble
IN Blocks and Slabs, always on hand. Pur-
L chasers are invited to call and examine stock
nd prices before buying elsewhere. Order
t led with dispatch at 3l9, S2l 325 Liberty-ss
- tsburgh. (sep9) WV WALLACE
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Dissolution,

TNHE Copartnership heretofore existing un
l. der the name of SEELY s. CASE. is thi.
day dissolved by mutual consent. All account:
notes, or debts owing by said firm, are to b'
settled by WM. CASE.
JACOB SEELY,
WM. CASE.
D1,.,~o,,tL yorob 10 1cl6