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EHH ABOVE
NAMED m

FEEDANTS, VIII tal.s notfes f5sf T,l.r r,-5.--E
a Si15 5siAnas ne q t1e 5th day % 0cto6sF i,
alsd his Pstition IN ths Court oi CDmm5n Pies 81
SlIan2ge Ooun4I1 Oaio, against John ~ Bor7as
m hrelslisa Bo5ss5s aud al TIE other named d5s
ment creditor Of ms said JOIN s. a5TTss r. 4 i1li-
nsat tsoQlsrs9 ~ ou5 y 5cfisi7 again5g the llIf
ths sum Of eso5sl7i With cost and interest, Fkiof
lesslaslt - aasleaeo 9 th7 plaintia- Ihaf KS
tue county hut had hss1 Returned urs7i sl1f 74f
70 property found. That the aid B6rzsI cisi-1 =
5 nele - ~ tteleLtf Aa1i7 l2f eAaciion- 81f 1e1
kiet.i1A gle-s13 - sd e111 4, b1rsa8 ol ltar1-
nlant7 gssiSlilg lrgs stock d readS sds 5ioth-
ing el2ias, q ~ the Gig q CisTslald % his son
in-iaWi k1sodors foss3s Eld that Esid BDEr7s lEr-
-. o. ne on5ilsssl AID holas larzs slc1ut %
t.e5s s9ol- undsE lne isl55 pzstells q beng ths
buatness Gnd goods q Ths7jor5 VoE5s. That Borfs5
ll ths oner oI Tsllabla hcaEs sEd lct On St. 0isiF
sstset S9ls4siane n1cTs particularly dsscrioed IN
sora of which aTs oaiT DIstosdsd ons5 ~ Sil'sr5
eald but not csncelled. II st said BorFs5 0E-ra q
and 20 Heath = White ~ -, bir pIsfafif si1i7l5
John Lazy raid, snd that pfsiatiTis lsn On so
Heath = White. That J. e 3ar7eS Has ths rs1isnd
= noW tEe equtlabie owner 4 q valuable properly
clty g OieVelanq more paliioilz ls u ths
peftnons pat which FrnpertT, With lhs couufTalla
elil ela 2, one AlllaId s7igare ieF ~ caused rs
sane % 5s ra5ted IA his Eiis, tie said EEedsIEa
BorEss- fhat ho Is also tEs sIuitsbls oHsr of cifV
lot 30 sl-i On lfeT atrs2ts n t5 ctg Of eFsi1l1,
sia4ns tlg tttia 70 Ve5t N his Uilas1lat the SID
bofgfa naa bought sflth his oEn MeaEs, Fai-1rls
farm In 5oions luyzhoga county, ohio, q 81 acres
more PAL tioulaFlF described in rizintt's p5titil
but Tor the PURPOSE CT kssunz &c 0Ea ths rsalh ci
his ofeqlofa ne CAUSED RS TcpeTtT 60 vest 10 t1e
mans oi his wis IIst tie oEhaf named dalaliaHtI
ciilI1 70 nave tltsEs5E OF s1 actual or cc fi1=
Et el tho described prcp psztys but 70 what sEtsli
me Flalnlln does Eos know and tLsref5Ie dsI1a119
prooI q the sane Tas plaiEtin Therefore, urs711
thst al the Dropsrty IN SAID Detli0n described hs
9oid thst the priority Of lens be determined. and
Lnt us pfooeea q kals - applied zccordl e 5Fi-
al TIE above nslisd defsndant5, not oftisr7iss
noLfEsds sTa neTe5T act Msd and Ts sst5d 70 a7asz
snd answer ths Plaintiff petition q tna llth 5aT
Ct DecsmbsT, 1851. JOHN FHIEED,
Plaintiff ard Aff01zs5s
Cleveland, Oct. II, 1881 Ooi Iz-s55
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Vsaity Fair Ledger, Waverly, True Flag,
&C., or this week have arrived at HaEs'i also,
Applston's Railroad Guido for December.
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EzTa Honeywell
"uH RR0U1

THE ABOVE NAMED ASAHEL,
spd AleDso1 4. Lsars1os, resident OF ths stafs a
4lenlsaH VII taEs notice thst ths plaintiff s lts
sJh DAY OF OoEobe, 1851, fled his petition, satilnE
foTtn judgment o1tsf0sd II lRyoT Of ths plal1tfd
GEslnss SAG Ja3ssol at tbs Nay term. 1850 Of aaid
gourts 10 fssf - io e3ls-s damassss snd css5 of
scqted b ssid lesson GO tho said IaFrsncs, ds-
ted OF CT sDSlt hcTe7n tsz sths 1885 and uEs Eifh-
5lf consideration and for the purp1se Of dsfardinT
this pia1ttn and Ct5T crefurs Of tEa said JscE111
that said deed pretzlde C convey lhs foloWnE de-
SERTED PTegi5e7i 70 Wit: Situated in ths cir q
OlaFeiandS N the county Of CYahogs. and slsrs of
Ohto, ana = knoEn g betnE ths eat halt Of LET no
1i9 10 Barber 3 Lozd1 5zbdii isiol IL that raft of
ssid CITY Ct Cleveland, forEsri5 Ohio CitT ard 3
boEndcd IS tsc75, 70 VII; nsTth 5T loan rtrest:
east s1d ssn b sot Ines and west b the vest in
o. same lot &c Sl6. ana Is 81 leet front On Toraia
str atTa eTsnos tstEg hsd to The Dist sna sTay 0f
Aeaz Esrcnant fol HsoT5 particular description.
Also-Anuthsr Fiec3 OF parcel Of laud knoHn g
being number 7ai, Il B i-ber & Lords aubdiTision
IN that part OF te ltY OF Oi5F6ianI hich gaa for
merly kcOsn % ohio CirT FOUNDED norfhariy On
lots nos 10 10 "a and l5i eastariY On LOT No 7ss
aud being sbous 81 isst On Penn strsef, and sbout
2l5 tsst dep p oe the sas oss CT less, sui subisct
e ell lszal hifhEa, s. AID further aettinE fsrth
that sftsr lefT had been made On said pzeu1f7z1
b. atltih On 5Lecutlcl is=usd on 5aid iu1eusI {,
tie said Lawrence con- sTsd th5 lot lastly sbdTa de-
day CT EebTl2TT, ISL. and praTiug that beth sid
desas be ceclaE-d VOID ard sat asids ana the said
p misss be sold and proces3a applied iu raTcf q
p aitlhs SAID judgment and costs of sut Th1 said
Ala1z 7D 4. Lsrsncz ard assnel y. 5ackscn ara re-
7uiree p sase sa5d petition On Of before ths iih
BTG q WEMAE,
u0FE-coi GLiT loT EtfIE
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CUufeetIG1eE.

TOHN BOHRINK,
HATEEa RzNOFED 70 EIs NEH QVARFE7ss
No. % LYMAN's BL0oK,
(oppOaits the Court HOUSE. Pub. squETss)
"a prepared 70 receive tSs calls u his fTsRdz so5
the public st large.
Everything Ia the Has Of OoafsctionsrT L Esbi q
" HHOEESAGE AND RETAIL IS a5Usi
OYSTERS AND HOT O0FERa
e veil IS the ohoiosss eatsDlss served gy ST : 10
msat's noticss
DINNER Ig sEEYHD DAILY
for the aSeoum odstion q persona having business
at the Court H0dss.
KEEE1TT Ala on DRAUGHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM UR0Ps-sGFsrioE %
a1T ghi1S In the O0nfeotionsTT Unequal Tsce ssd b.
JOHN BOHRIHKs
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And yoa viii get better sEticl' sn4
-'n0F' valRs soT Jour nass than st s1y
other llaae in tAs country RsnSn6sF
t7H' 'Aia is TIE onIy vholsuals' IaA7O 'i'''
in H0rV4srn Ohio, ana one Of te ' largest in
the IaIisd States. The only n. N ia this
city Ehois exclusively and logitim Stsly IN
he oil trade, who thoVoughly under 'i' 'l'nds
tho 'ii business, who has had four ,, Rr'
S-peai'nos, vlo haa zen thousand doll VI
invested IA the tuzusa ;, AMI Hho has III .
ih'Haana. 8sgulss 5ssIoa ara is
sR BARRIE,
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4 55.T7lN T9l5I1 - 8 = So =

"a colGN III ; hALA. EURgUAHI
III 70 An ordsE from tbs Probate Ouiirt 81 rIlTs-
hosa Uo1ntys Ohio snail On tt5 1ctl ds7 81 30
Va1ber, i55ii q tTo oclcck r. n. srross f1r -
81 r1glie auctioll at ths dccT oi the Ja1rt Er5s,
In sad county the loii5Eing described rroDeIt %
BiE: "a Ons and half story frame house 7Ist5
On ne south heif q su5-l9t 10 p, cf q. a. a1iEs
9rsngsr's al1diTlsian Of llsFsiand ten a1ra |ot8
premises being ths'ssssss q ths a81ign1as1s o7 q
n, Robson. Appralssa Valus-371o.
oct 7s nsI.sss 1ssig5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28

The subscriber respectfully ;caila lyOsf
attention to his fsailities fer furnishing
yOu With Cosl Oil Lamps and fztures.
Although Kerosene goods of all kinds are
now scarce, ami especially oOel of Burn.
ers alt brass Iaup work generally, the
few manufacturers of thsss goods haTing
largo aud profitable contracts with dOvsFn'
mszlt for military trimmings, 70 tse nag.
ls5t Of lamp work, yst the subscriber by
dsVOting his entire attention to ibis buais
ness alone. is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get gods and get them
low, and he has secured the whole eountFg
for thsas goods, ard with considerable suO
Osss, 50 thar customers osa aiNi in his ss-
tabliah0snt what cannot be found in say
other lamp depot II what Tss. s7d a TIE
United ststsa-
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NEW REMEDY,
SLOAN UNDaR TEa JOUEI6B

15psrosdilg Cubebs, o0psits- CsEszlss, or -
compound thes las sFoT bssl bsi5Ts tks FSblSs u
kss ben used 81 L
OEE HUHDRED FHYHICIAH5s
In thsT private pTsosios with ezfize saooes y 81
BELLS ePECIFIO PILLS,
Il perfoTIlad - , Tesf, AL aztlzs polleEqa z-a7
30 pisced n tnen1. This fansedT . newly dizcST-
snrd 1nsci c rcTs ecfiFs rr1 Ecrc lrcsT Il tt5 n
fs-t5 ehrr C1bsb5 or OoPsibs slona, Tke FfiiI -
lGif shs gizs of OaTsals.s ga roI1l tcc.cato tie
= - T - oF7H DoEE8R.
TnsSboTs ~ bsSsst b z.aiis q zsoriss e s1s
sd b WI FIsKs. Egsns sc= 1sTsaaL
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'sf al J1her Treatment EaiB
nN a HTRg0E


AfbsF al JihsE fFsstmsIlt FsiB!t
DR.. A. GIBSON,
EJFmsTiF of New HoEE Oily, VIZ cay GA luz
died dollzfs oF tho IIo0f that hs sFsr il q 5uIs
tbs aB0Ts uaEl5d 1issGsss. ne VIII ra7 tns zslas
Us United 6ssfsI tI5as5 Ehs sans 5lIsasss ailh
1iisI May ysass q labeEiols ssaay snd szTssi-
a2leos y nc al.lof fenass, that ho ha5 ysfiso,
sPiIDY- AID rERHAHEar OURE
PRIVATE DISEASES
with al bad edsots sTIsing fhsrsfrou. tncladfER
DEBILITY Oh E1RNOUB PRO5TaATIOns .
Hs has slooeedod IN curing casa IN this city, 8ome
Of whom bed eXpendad hundreds Of dollaf1 With
asL fied D. 8loissl ilo Rf0L5sl . tfs6s All
DF. aiHsOE does md boast that he i5a usmbss o
some College n L5ndon 0F fGris, & psFhsE8 s0ms
ot1eF6 40 IJF tbs p1Ts u ensuafiaz ths innoesni
AAa gno Eola 91s EEesf atoms lever o he rs,
lhisi tnss he b sbls g aiFs entire ssflsi2etiel to
thos5 who IsF5z5 eCnhdelss n hi5 ability and issT
q treatment which hslisHgss sly Phys0isn d L1n-
an of Eal7I o. Y patent I15dl5ns 70 6l1l log fas
taaloA e9Ie q ll1al Eesznsesl A1a al dissa5a5 o.
E5U sexual o. E51fEf abuds.
%. GIBSON slsO oisinI'foF his nsR treatment the
AID nI5sI ts sF5ntz J1 II No IaJBsof diEasTsss
abl5i he usss 10 Fstto5 q tia dafk ages such IS
9sEoaEIs pOF sny 0thsr 95lstsFiouE draE: Bsoonal7
restrictions u dies 81 bdsinssg q 4uFsdi Eird
y MS t1estmant & positive aEd certain II al oass1
de lt2ndl PREPARED % 60 into any Dlbi0 EEi7gfs
hosFi5al u 6h5 United Etatd5 and dsTongtTase tEs
immense 5upsEiSfify q hi5 nav tTsstas1f CFsF any
oihsE now kn5Ea " tls world Il point Of BTcm5t
na9l PERM dnsL1Hi lalldnsi sst5iT and eonVahis1se
. ah5 Eafidnt. r---rtH
d. GIBSON Z PsFEaansntlT located "a ClsTsiEhd.
alt has auFlng the pest tE0 Tsal1 p0Ff5fI1so many
euFss 81 iissssss which Lad III ysaTs resisted al
8kEf modes q sF55II1alt. H5lafslgs % t551 %
individuals 0f lhs hFst rs5peotabliifF II OlsFssnd
skill and tntsgTtfY n an fEefs5di1lal sFsnga7ol5s-
DTsbsF3isl Eh1szdatf5li, ElTofuia and all GErOaiG
iis5a5ss Hs5ted with 5lfsFi0f sd5Ses5.
- Medicine sent - k1g psE8 d the county %
TsesiEt Of tsl d5li7Fs.
QTs al6soE's nsE WgSk % FETsisIo6T ~ al
Sk ki5 sdsss
DR.. GIBSON,
.FTeJssss- Of Els0fT9F8tty a7s3 4s5isiSS,
~ Odos NO. IIIO1tzEio stFsst, u siaiTss fs1
door, nom f5s Public SQUARE.
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8hEls.
ct. NICHOLAS HOTEL
- BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BoARD REDUCED 70 81 PR pAT


eizos ths 0Ssails u this vast and cOmmodious
Hote in 1854 Il Las bsGD the single sndsaVor Of the
Psorristcrs TO make it ths most sunpiuous, con
vsnieht and comfortable homs foI the citizen and
stranger On this sids the Atlantic.
And Whatever has seemsd likely 10 administer to
ths comfort Of its guests they have sndszToTsd,
without regard &c sost. 70 proTids sai to camhins
al shs els2szts CT individual snd social enioTmant
which modern sTt kss invented and Modern tasts
sSpTO7ed sai the patronage which It kss com
aaRded during the psst siT FesTs is gratifying
pEosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To inset the sszigenoies of the timsss ThsB sl are
required to practice the most rigid economy tia
uade1signsd have reduced the pTios Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the sams time abati-s none Of ths lu1urisz with
which their tabls has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB& 90.
Rev York, Sent 2, 1851. HsD7:36l-sm
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NotISs.
Go7rss 2. CsuniH FH'al "a
-. - u atsass 2 "a

DEFORE WILLIAM @. CAR
- P5aT5ss yzsiies ts. @ r. lsass q tlustss
dsT cf Octoper 1851, fh5 1a,d Izs Tee s11 - osssr
q attachment N TIE aoovs action llr re 1uu q
SlLfT Dollsz5, ald the sans rfi b fer terrtrr -
e1oEeE 3. cseNlFs-
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Continues to discharge the bssi tTfhias
Oils to be found anywhere. BEOR this
source Ia obtained
Oh Of right donsity,
Oh that viii not explode,
ON that vii not crust the gisS.
Oil OF light color,
oil that has not bssn soOraesd,
Oh that is free from aoia,
on that is free from slkaH,
Oil that has been vsll.sOtas3
Oil that ia tree from smell,
iagood, tisat PACKAGE.
Gil with no dead rata init
Oii tEat ts "a1u-diao2hcais
Oil thst viii make the moFs l'ghs
Oil at veEy lOvs-prioa,
OIL that nothing but cash Uiil bu7,
Oil that gives entire satisfaction
Send Jour Orders Il
IIS BANK sTREEIt
ll5 BANK sTREEl.
lI6 BANK STREET,
.Il8 BANK STREET.
II5 BANK sTREEE
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WTINTEh ARRANGEMENT For
w ulozing the Nails &c tho Cleveland Poet OF.
nosi cSizRs1cirE GoTemb6r eth, 1851.
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sysoSs SestS = seS{z si6 court Of 50naoz PISA
JuliS A. WCcaaFd
x@ DsTo-os
9eSTss H5odszd-
THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE
Il NQOpA9D, Eil aka u0tics thst ths el-i1tfff
JulS A. HoOdsTd, has this dGF flsd her 7sifI-r II
ne above nslaed court askirg for dissolutiol q
tAe '@aEgiass elnL1aS5 cause assigned, E1ifal ab-
TIE November Term q 5ziJ Court
Got5DsT zlth. ls5i, JULIA a. WOODARD-
Z. A. DATI1soa. s0liaitoz. ocs15.s5s
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W.
John =. Bcrg8I. Mrs..
Erudorika ECrgesi Ed-
ward Hegz1nm1llsr, Jns
stumpl Wm. naSkaT,
Eheo1qr1 Hages, Adam
cnnioeFr Falentina
swain, 1dtharins Bur-
GER, GeEmln BengTc sut
socieiy, John Black
Francis Ora Word, Go.
9roeuaeld John HeIn.
oricE. LGaaoaud Esonartl
CoTnrt. Charles Haaih
Giles White, drm 6f
Heath b White, Nefdi-
uaud schumaksr. John
LaigTs Commonwealth
Insurance Com RanF.
Wm. B. Leouar1i 81. ".
Harbut, ChsTles Griffith,
Aeiancfon Burr, Wms
Rirhard8Op, Fhilip g
Weaver, John Mott,
John d. Ozark, william
brogEenmyer, D. Bu u
Mar q Heuke, Hsuery
nrlkeEt a. A. Day, Viz
hLein- Ddtsudsnts.
HHH A row
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A DMINISIRATOR8 N0ETCE.
~ H0tics Is heIshy gtTrr that I 1las, 80 fhs
- daT - ho7e1 1eri loL aqpozul11 AdInili1trafor
Il re essEt1 81 EiEatcrh 1roEn, deceassd. lafs II
o.sTslsse; .5e5s.ss. LERls ". fQRp,
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-TE1 COMMIesI0NRRla


MASTER COMMISSIONERS
llL SALE -kT-sla1t to cscreisl 0rder of a.
isslsdf f-ou ths CouTt Of CcTaUoa Pleas GO snd fof
The county Of CGTs g. UFon tha sIst ds7 Ct Ne.
TsmbeT, ISL, IN sn sciipn tasrei1 psiinF vksrein
AipyTs 4 A,ssno;;ass Z az GsEt fllasd, loien5o
sat- shall sxpose 11- als - public sucii1n a. fhs
deer q tfs Court HoEza fer aat county On fhs Eslh
ds7 of Dsosubcr ISL, She lsEdl ana tslerlant1 a.
scrt1sd fnllas, 10 wit: "e ttusf8 IL ia toEnsfi
ens Sity of Cis7eisFd IA he state 0f Ohio sso e
q c91nU = Cuz ehasss a7d e hnoFa g .i1t aum-
ncE SIX du19 9re1 and tFent7-zeVs1s g Harter and
Is2Id'H sltdly sion IL that part q oii5 f5lnsriT
called Ohio Uitys and is bounded Hs follows eF5t 81
the EAST Ire e said lc south b tha ailaT ald sst
b. the vtst Ice cfEa'd To- Ssid los q siTs7 fssf
front On 4archfut street., ana ons hu1drsd snd
hirtT-t71 tl5ll t9st cea2-f3 o. lQr8 ar1ciic de-
sssipto1 snd losatiea q g, d lt r.fsrsuss lshs 70
elleer an( Lard suodiEizi-l ~ 0tio cit7 b. Ahaz
HeIc1A2t lse plst AID aarFsy on 1ls O. i11 Re-
cor dEIlf ae-cc CT llFaocfl ccuntT." aDrrat1sd
Tai1s Ss7S O. Jo1ERa 9, ca AHAlr,
= : asali fss 80 10 1''iss a57sss7 s927 Z
A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.
~ --ltneF q Jared fe5 bstl -pciut1d ara
qualified Gs Adutlf7tTator cf tie setafa e ,7chl
Baker, deocaled- lil dsht8 due wi bs-F1li to ne,
srd sli eeUapdz vii b1 rrt5sDtsd fcr ri 15iEuarl.
AdnlT q ths estate of Iohn B1-sr, tec' q ~
LtGTal11I- NrTT- IL hshIs4-r
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DR., dIBB0N.

.FTeJssssr Of 4ls0fT9F8tty a7s8 4sdisiSS,
~ Oics No. iiT01tzIiO stTssi, u sfaiTs. : h1
d0oEE nom rus Public square.
Qfads hJdz5 non u II End UoE 3 50 3'etolR
l5f1T. fgurdsga sTcs1tF.1 \ auea
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GaoE 81 Elh5lt tF5nnsF
GEORGE E5H ENBRENNER. o.
NJ 4zEi5ttsl In TIE 1lulsy Of WsshfzFlGl. 80
state % Ohio L nJf1is1 tdt Oar0iineil b7511a5
di1i oR tha lsth day Ny a y. 1s5l, ale hsf -
ti0l 4 fhs oi1Ce q % go q the u0aFt q IN
nlsG Flsa5l dlt1l1 l3a t4ss County e 0uTsroaa
ana state q ONO cSrElEs tts 5atd aaorFs Elhsss
nf5ansr VIII 4g1lisIst With ola Efizshlth Kcl
br511sIs afG asking t-at SIS nag Be- 1ToTcsi fz17
the said asoEss EzheEDfaluaE5 Ehich ratision 77i1
bs I5f Esa1a1s u 5lz weeks ffau fhs dsts ke75EtE
Dated tia lfsE lzT q i1lsF. a. D. l51i.
ff.fHflEfrf- F.sr :
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tsblish1snt what cannot be found in say
other ianp depot IL What Tss. e7d '' tkS
United States,
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMIEGs.
LAMPS And TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS ARD TRIMMINGS.
Lsmps with ihs bsst burners.
Lamps Of the isezt workmanship.
LAups Of bssutiful proportions.
Lamps foE tho Kitchen
Lamps foT the dining ts6ie:
Lamps for thu sitting resn. .
Lamps for ths parlor.
Lamps for the bea rocn.
Lamps for the sssmstEsss.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps fot tbu shoemaker,
lamps for lhs carpenter.
Lamps for tha butcher,
Lamps for tha farmer.
Lamps fer tHa msrchaIit.
Lamps FOR 10 million.
Lamps for: Stzpohea.
lamps 'kf halls,
Lamps 4s1 vessels.
LaRV for ever.
GONE WITH THE CASH
CONE. WITH TIE Cash.
COME wTTH THE CASE.
COME VIII TIE oAsHo
COME WITH THE CASE,
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Il Court 5f C5uz5n F3ss1
CaTaEoEs Comfy Ohf7-
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disease cold settles somewhere in the body, and OBJ
structs its natural functions. These if not relieved,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
ducng general aggrayation, suffering, and disease
While in this condition, oppressed by the arrangements
take Ayers Pills and how directly they restore the
natural action of the system and with it the buoyant
feeling of health again. What true and apparent in
this trivial and complaint is also true in many
of the deepseated and dangerous dstempers The
purgatve effect expes them Caused by similar obstruc
ons and arrangements of the natural functions of the
body they rapidly, and many of them surely cured
by the None who know the virtues of these
Pills. will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they
Statements froIn leading physicians in some of the
principal Cities and from other well knewn public per-
sons.
From F0r,uardtg Merchant Of St. Louis, Feb. q, 1885,
DR.. AVER: Your Pills the paragon of all that is
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of uerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long griev
ously afflicted with botches and pmples on her skin and
in her hair After child cured, she also tried
your Pills. and they have cured her.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25

A GENTS Wanted Everywhere, to Sell Sta.
Ia tionery Jewelry Packages. Both male
and Female will find this pleasant an profita>
BILE employment.
Every article of the Best Quality. We allow
our Agents larger discount than any house in
the business They are now making from SO 90
to SIS 90 per day. Send and get circular with
full description. Address
STEVENS & co.
81, S. Third Street, Philadelphia.
June l9' oI.-3m. [0rwig.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25
PROF. 0. J. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.

IT'S precisely what its name indicates, for while
pleasant to the taste, it is revivifying, exhil-
Grating and siren gthenng to the vital powers. 1t
also revivifes, reinstates and renews the blood
in all its original purity, and thus restores and
renders the system inYulnerable to attacks of dis
ease. It is the only preparation ever offered to
the world in a popular form as to be within the
reach of all,
So chemically and skillfully combined as to be
the most powerful tonic, and yet perfectly adapt
ed to act an perfect accordance s0ith the taaos
of nature, aud hence soothe the toedkeSt stomach and
tone up the digestive organs, and allay all ner-
vous and other irritation. 1t IS also perfectly *
hilerating in its effects, and yet it is never fol-
lowed by lassitude depression of spirits. 1t is
composed entirely of vegetables and those thor
oughly combining powerful tonic and soothing
properties, and consequently can never lnJure. =
As sure preventive and cure of
Consumption, bronchitis. Indigestion, Dyspep-
sia, Loss of appetite, Faintness, Nervous r.
rita6izity Neuralgia, Pagpitation Of the
Heart. Melancholy, Hypochondria, Night
S,geats, Languor, Giddiness, and all
that class Of cases so feartally tfttaL
called FEMALE WEAKNESS,
AND IRREGULARITIES.
THERE rs NOTHING ITS EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and
Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Kidney, or any
general arrangement of the Urinary organs.
1t will not only cure the debility following
CHILLS and FEVER but prevent all attacks
arising from Miasmatic influences, and cure the
diseases at once, if already attacked
Travellers should have bottle with them, as
it will infaihably prevent any deleterious conse-
quences following upon change of climate and
water.
As it prevents costiveness, strengthens the di-
gestive organs, it should be in the hands of all
persons of sedentary habits.
ladies not accustomed to much outdoor ex-
ercise should always use it.
Mothers should use it, for it is perfect relief,
taken month or two before the final trial, she
will pass the dreadful period with perfect ease and
safety.
There is no mistake about it.
THE CORDIAL is ALL WE CLAIM FOR It'll
MOTHERS TRY TIT!
And to you appeal, to detect the Unless or
decline not only of your daughters before it be to
late, but also your sons and husbands, for while
the former from false delicacy, often go down to
premature grave, rather than let their condition
be known in time, the latter are often so mixed
up with the excitement of business, that if it were
downward path until it is too late to arrest their
fatal fall. But the mother is always vigiant, and
to you we confidently appeal; for sure
your never-failing affection will unerrngiy point
you to PROF. WOODS RESTORATIVE COR
DIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR as the reme-
dy (which should De always on hand in time of need
o. j. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway, New
York, and Ia Market Street, st. Louis, Mo, and
seld by all good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
Bottle: July II, Oily.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25
AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingR Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by a
timely use of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
tIa nhcfrrrfianc which r1nolya
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-07-25
D0STS FOR SALE

Iooio rol' 0AAh'-
The undersigned has on
hond and for sale large supply of Posts of all
kinds, which will be sold in quantities to suit pur.
ehasers and at reasonable prices. Persons wish,
ag 10 buy will please call on the subscriber at his
residence in Milesburg, or upon Mr.: Wagner at
the Milesburg Mill. JAMES BROWN.
Jaa.I7, '6I.
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IRA U. MITCHELL. CYRUS T. ALExAN DE
MITCHELL &; &;ALEXANDER.
A TTORNEYS-AT-L LAW, BELLEFoNTE PFNNA.
N Having associated themselves in the practice
OF law, will attenl promptly to ali business en-
trusted to their care
Office in the Arcade. NOV: /. '6O-tf