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FENDAETs. viii az Motto ffss IN, r-is-,f
9, lirsslAna yno. % tho aih Cay Of October. 1851
Sn5shosa yeuasg, Onio, sgainat John q. Borgss,
rs EredoTika borges. sud al the other named de-
ment creditor Of the said Jotn II B0rgss in judg-
1nsnt recovered By one a. schiely against the SAID
bofge9l ai tne February 100 term oi said court oF
the SUN of e503.lT, with c0st aud Interest, Ehich
judgment was assigned 10 th6 plalnli1. That eEa-
setloa Nss l.nsa % sald Judgment % ne sheriff q
Lho county, yut had been returned uuaaila1edl and
40 property found Thst tho said B5rgss claias 70
have no property liable for execution. Bot the
Plailiin onerges the said John y. Borgas 0f fraud
uishtly gssigning l.rss stock of ready made oioth-
Ing, cloths &C In lhs ctg Of oleFelaud, 90 his
riss On the business, and holds large amount 0f
store goods under TIE lalss pTetenee ol being the
businsss and go0ds 81 Thsod8Fa V0qes. That B6ras5
q the owner Of valuable h5uss ana lot on s. Claf
street UleFeland, (m0r5 particularly deaCFihod IN
the petition, which he Eosos Gov qaqss
some 0f which are oniG pretended ones, and others
paid Dat not cancelled. Thzs said BoEgc1 OWns
arm property N ksst Cleveland. described q the
and 10 Heath = While, d. s.; bht Biai1Ilf claims
John Lai-y paid, sud that plaintiffs hsn on said
Heath White. That. 4. Bdreas vas the sal and
is now the equitable osnef q valuable pr0psTiT
on the corner Of Superior and hiyer straefll "a tie
city q Uisyeanq, Iaore particularly lfioad IN the
Dsiltioni but which pI0Faszg, aith thG colniFane8
sane 70 q rested In biz vie the SAID 4redsrlEa
Borges. That be . ais0 the eguitsbla 0u1r % city
lot 70. 10 on Irey slf.s in the CITY q Qleiandl
causing the titie o Fs5L IN his vile llat the said
bOrgss has bought, with his ogu meals, faiulbls
lara IN 5olOnr Guy ahORa county Uhi0s q - acres;
more particularly described ia plaintiff p8titionl
but for the purpose Of keeping IL from the reach o
his ered tors, he caused tbs property 70 yeg in th8
name Oi his Wis. That the other uamsd dalendautI
claim to have IN interest lisu, acfuai OF contn-
gent On the described property bat 10 What eLts1t
the plaint1n does not know, and therefore demands
proof Of the same. This plalhtin therefore, prayed
tnet all the pr0Perty ID said petition described BE-
Sold that the priority Of liens Do dstermlned and
that the proceeds Of sails be egped aeeordinF t. pr.
OritT Of liens
All The above named d6iendants, nos ofherWi1l
notified, are hereby tiled and requested % aBpsaf
Of Deeenbers i55l. JOHN fRIEhD,
Plsiutih AID AttOrnsF.
Cleveland. Oct II, 1851 OF. l2.s5i
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GoUaH's SECOND LECTURE. = Remember
GOugb's second temperance lecture tO-mor-
rov evening at the Academy Of Music. Be
sure and secure your seats in time, for this
preeouti0n win obviste the necessity Of
going early and sitting an hour or two
previous 70 the lecture, in order to secure
anv sitting place at all.
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q o R 5 A L e.



WITH Two STORY BRIOK DWELLING,
IN the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
WellS ostern and out houses, all new, just compile
ted, aud ready iof 0coupauoy. Tho hou5a is built
with all modern improvements; the grounds have 4
mont on Kinsmsn Avenue u 70 rods : a bsrutiful
ravIns aud living brook run through tlIu rear end
Of the Yarn there are several springs Of pure water
running out ron the banks Of the raViu0, which
with simple hydraulic works. can hs conveyed to any
part OF the Yarn. For Gentlemah's R0sidsnos
the whole grounds can be elegantly and sastsialy
arranged. sor q Garden, Vineyard, or 'Hruit Oui-
ture, it can be made profitable, being near tins
uty-Ony about 100 rods from the corpOrAtlon limits
This ihrm Do divided into lots Of Uue 20 aTs OF
more Acre5i and make elegant residences, and at 4
large advance ofthe price at which it can nov b
! land, part Of which h q beautiml Grove. Ths
! kinHmau Street Railroad passes through the Ave
/ nus la mont OF thia Yarn.
AlsD-A NEW TWO STORY BkiOH HOUSE,
Barn. Out Buildings. Ac., corner Of hinsnlan and
Forest streota Lot ia i56t on ktnsman and sg6 VI
class, with all the modsrh STYLE aud built IN sub
/ Ttantinl manner.
Aiso.-A aEW TWO sTORY BRIOK HO0Bn
Barn. Out Buildings, Sc, situated Forest street
lust north Of the residence Of the Hon A. q. Riddle
Lot 100 f55t mont By ~ ieet deep. This is mrs.
class house, built 10 substantial msnner, and Il
/ the Italian style Of aFehttoCtures
| AlsO-Ag5thor TWO BTOhN ERlOk HOUBE
Barn, OUt Buildings. &e, adjoining the last de
scribsd- Lot 100 feet front bg rs fsst dssp, and I'm
! tshed In all respects like the other.
| Ais0-O{tE VACANT LOT, On ktnsman street
| second lot iSOm the corner Of kinsman and HoreB
Streets us fesS E0nt By 3g6 deep. Nine lots, Eor
| est street, between klusmanl auu BcOYtu AVenua
sast side. Lots 20 fsot mont bg 25 f5st deep VII
] sell on zine 70 g1tt purchasers.
D1-E FOR further Information enquire Of the undsf
| signed, No. 4oy Kinsman ST., Cleveland, Ohio,
! iune30:s66 D. BARKER.
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EHH ATLANTIC MONTHLT.-The December
uuuber sf the Atlantic Magazine is filed
with sood things. The opening srticle is
~ Prof g. W. Green, and is entitled "The
Home Of lafayette" "a Field Night in
- Eouss Of CommOus" is By Rev. Francis
1yland, il. Whittier has "a Legend of
ne n-Winnipisauk Mrs. Stoves
neTsl Is continued. Higginson has pa
Per on Tobacco "a New oounterblsst."-
TEOWbridgs has 3 string Of cOuplets, "Tbe
wolves" "a Story Of To-day" is oOntin-
usd. Miss Martinesu has g paper On
HHsalth in the Hospital" "a Story Of
Thanksgiving Time, BY J. ". EsWoOmb,
Jr. DR.. Holmes has 8 new battle song,
"UnioH and Liberty Lowell is the author
Of ssslf-P Possession vs. Prop possession
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extracted:
sickness steps in, and then come the
drugs; quinine for camp fever, the same
for typhoid, stomach-aohe the same, dysen-
tery same, headache same rheumatics
same. Then comes the dyssntery com
pound, composed asfOllOWs; one grain NOR
Phine, ave grains quinine, three grains
ipecso, four grains tsnnin, and six grains
gum osnphor. Mix and give eve grain
doses every three or Eve hours until the
patient gets relief, or one foot in the grave.
Some get In altogether. There are from
ffsT to one hundred on their backs here.
We get general order to send away the
sick to Cincinnsti-all of those that were
not able to march. Trains drive up and
load in their freight, and aWay We go over
stony, shaE-brOksnu up road, rough as any
corduroy, for forty miles, jolt, jolt, thump
thump, until some Of the patients get so
refreshed from tbeirride that they try their
legs, until the exhiHrating effect Of the
Wagon's jolting begins to die out; then
comes measure Of their lehglh in the
mud. Back they climb into the wagon,
and lie Is best they can until we get to
the boatn
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FoE RAYTL-Forty cOlOrsd people came
in this morning from Oberlin, on their
way % Hsysi, where they propose to settle
in accordance with the agreement recently
made By Rsdpath. Each emigraRt has his
passage money advanced and q donation
ofa certain amount Of land on his arrival
ct the island.
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THASKsGIvIEs DAY.-In the following
States Thursday next, 2sth Inst, has been
named as Thanksgiving day New York,
New Hampahire EsW Jersey, Pennsylva-
nia, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin,
Ninnssois, COnnsOtieas Vermont Rhode
Islsnd, Kansas, Maryland, Kentucky and
Dsl.vera
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BERNARD DEMMENG,

ARTISAN, hAUHIRlsT an TATGsT MUDEI
81 X KEh,
Ne. l44 8 lpe 'iOr street. (l.eadsF Building, J
o sGVELAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DEblMERG, having rented the
establishment Of II. Konigsl0W, Is nov prepared 4
contract fer manufacturing ssEtRg Mschiaes an0
All kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attsHtiOs
and facilities for getting up Models Of Patents.
d 1 b N G..
II your SKATES need liking, call On DeWmsnE.
II your SITTING MAOHIhG Is cut Of order, h
will put u IN order.
BE repairs al kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments
All kinds Of Metal And Musical InBtTuments re
pAirad.
II you should get Up a new Patent, Dsmmsns is
the man to get up your Models, either In Wood
Brass, or Iron, in the ueat5st manner.
All kinds Of Belt Han Etug done in prompt style.
Ali kinda Of light Machinery put IN order Ia tbs
S9oat eKpeditlOus manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road ODnductCr's Punches manufactured Il
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
lg-1n iscs VerYthiug In the shape ef FsPairlnS
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~ Entrauoe 10 shOp-lA Superior street, up one
pair OF stairs BERNARDO EMhEAQ.
Gabi:dis
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VIENNA


NNRI IESEMAR 1. 3, ARE DIX
III TEUfED BY HOGAL LETfkke PATENT {
Gaelani aud eaeur5d b. tE5 seal1 o. ths .eols a.
'sharmacis Dc Paft1i alid tkt lmpefia NSAeLe q
Medicine, NieunE,
No. Is invaluable for sxbEu1toni 1bes Atom ots
aud ali phyEisal disabilities.
no coropIsfsiy sradioates all traces % thoIe dis.
aaGa thaf have. her1sQiofe Deem treated ~ tne aan-
Jio11 hHd DeTniolOu3 use q oopalNa ald cQleD1s
r.. 4 - enfffsiF 61Dllautad the luIufIous ~
mercury, thereby in5uflng 10 tha au1arof sDssdT 70
fsL aE5arGing AL In saritlefI a1d ro0tinE 0al thl
rsfinu on disease.
FdTf8EaAR, Hos. I, 2 and 3 aF8 Brsparstisn tn
EsF Of ia1onges d5gaid q ta5ts al1 snail and 90
h 0aFT5d IN the Wastcoat pocket e1id IL ia casda
aud diFidad int0 separate doEddY iliui1fsTa1 D
ValTsau illismand h0uF, kiCSll, &C. Price - 6ssd
casa NJ ~ ehidE ssf5l - ald q "a cssea
ahr5Bg there 4 1alila u 81. 70 bs had aholaza6
sud retailI o. Dt. bAkhoW, No l9l blssCEsI 5EFssi
N5H AOfEs Immediately feo6tFina rem lttsnoe
Df, Barrow viii i0rEaTd the TiisssHsF T. any PAL
o. TIE World securely racEai and add eG1si tcgoEd
thk y Tie ilsfru1ti0Rs % t1a writer
e1- a0ld Els0 b s j. dAEEsOED al w
glSNE. Usselsnst tk1n
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EHE snoWs=-FOF the benefit Of those who
a. not i've IN this locality, we would say
that Il coBilnuss to do what il hss done for
the last elk and thirty hours, viz, to snow.
Thess are probably ct least two inches Of
sths eseey" on level at this present
Zine. and the asiedgss with The bells have
appeared to limited extent upon the
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gEgal 80tifks.

Kaufmsn BAYS
KlJsh Ksndrick
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lta GALE.-Pursuantt - the eommsrd Of deere
fai oder OF sale rJm the CJurt Of uemmou Pleas sf
linyahoaa corniY, Oh o, AZ fbs suit Of kaufmsn
g afalrrt Eiuah keudri-k and others 20 me
dfecs1d shall cap 10 sale Hi public auction az
~ foor II fhs Cont House, Ia the City Of OeVe
land Oh sue 26tk dsy OF lecem0er, la6l, at tW1
oiciGck p n, The f1il0WiE described Is d hnu TN
cueuff, 70 Rirs Stuats iu 6sid county Of Ouyahaga
and EnoUn and described a BE- ng SAB lot No. ssf
snty-ane Ia e S stones Subdivision OF Originall lot
10 % ciormfrlF Brooklyn ioWnship,l noE Ols Ts-
land City, and hsE front and rear Of % tfet and l2
Get ll depth, and fronting on Herman street..
Also sub lot 6u In Hiram StCns's subdivision Of
par Of original lois g and 63, in brooklyn, having
20 72 set ront r. fain etTeet snd feet 10 depth.
gHO- ii. WXMANt-
Gsgs 4 Bruce, iI.stsrf'omm'r,
fl'ns Arys. uoF25 357
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SiaaadaL
gaaFaiag
HOU9H.-T !

D0AKDINF G HOUS Eat II 4
ID HOUSE. 30. q Public SQUARE, and by thu
stone Church sole Of she pleasGntsss iocation1 81
the City-hal been tEofouFhlF repEirsd, and a noE
5psn for BoardeTB. Families Wishing % iuIuilh
thelr own rooms can bs accommodates with large
dafion1 on reasonable tsrml. References given and
required. ueEk16l b.W, BuBRl1fs
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THR FIRsT GRAED SOIREE.-Mr. BallOu
viii give the first sOirse Of the season for
hls school, on Thursday evening, Nov. 2sth,
ct ChsPin's Hall. His friends are respect
fully invited.
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MASTER,a SALE.-Pnnan.nr

lll to ths command Of an alias dscretai orisr of
sale issued from the Court Of Comm0n Pleas Of Guy
ahOea county, Ohio, Gt th8 suit Of Nelson Prince
and Others, sgsigst Levi Thomas and OF srs 10 ne
directed and deiferod. I shall expose for sails q
puolic auction e the door Of he Court House lu
l55i, 81 two O'Clock p. NJ, the f0loEiuE described
promises, to Wit: Sitlatsd in East Clsqaland Ouy-
Ahosa county Jhi0s and bounded. beginning n the
Plank hoad AM south ae5l' gaat chains 92f iinka
from the west cornar Of Chiltenden Lewis land,
thence 8o1lG ao east chains and 20 links 70 sad
Lewis vest line thence SOU b 4chsins and 81 InF1.
thence north sg14's vest chains aud 70 links;
thence north 80 east y Inks thence north ~
east ehaps aud % links to the place ef beRinuing
Containing three AID one-half acr5s OF iand. Az
praised g Ss,z0
GEO. II. W7MAF, Mastsr C5umi.sionsr.
b. n BRAYIs Pins Att " 6e8ssI
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DE-. 0IBNON.

Professor Of Ris0fg0paEkV and He9i6iss,
~ Olios No, III Ontario siFsst, ap stairs, isW
doors frOm the Public Square.
Once hOur1 ironl 70 u and hon s % e'oloek
uailg. fslndETa eKcsBtAd-f a3Fs
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state OF Ohio, T. r---s - rl-----.- NJ.
OuyRhOga county. ss. In N''1-. - e'ii-i~- -i'--'
Julia A. W0odard,
V. SDiToFea.
Gsorgs W0odaFd.
THE DEPENDANT, GEORGE
~ MO0DARD, viii take BOtice that the plaintiff,
julia A. oodards has this day dlsd her petition IN
the above named court asking for dissolution Of
The E<arrlag5 contract Cause assigned. Wllfui ab
sence aud adultery. TIE cass wiz b ter hearing AZ
the November TarIl CT Sale Court
October astb. 1854. JULIA A. WOODARD.
R. A. DAVLnsoN. soLIrIlor. o.tZla.l
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John Frlsna.

"
John y. BcrgeI, Mrs.
Rr1de-ita E0rldl. I'd
ward Hasgsumullsr, Jno
stumpI Wa. MackaY,
Theodore FOgeg, Adam
sehnidsg, Yal6ntiu6
swain, Catharine Bur
ger, German Benevoiont
society, John Black.
EranclI CraWford, Geo.
arsenieid, John Hem
ozick Isaac and L.eonsrd
CoVart. gharleI Heath.
Giles White, Arm Of
HeEtk 3 white, Ferdi-
naud 3chumakaF. John
ilaI1v, Commonwealth
lnsurancs COMPANY,
Wm B. Ls0nart W. W.
Harbuf, Cha ie1 Grimth,
MelanctUn Burr, Wm
Richardson, Philip G.
WeaYer, John Mott
John d. Clark, William
Broggenmyer, D. Bulh,
Mar 8 Henks, HsDery
Brtksri II. A. Day, Vie
Hoin- Defsuanufs
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TlHE ABOVE NAMED ASAHRL

NA1Ll III III AGA "
h. jackson, resident Of the State Of Il inois,
Michigan, vii take notice that The plaintiff On ths
90th day 0f Octo6s > ls6i, Med his pstii0n setting
FORTH 5udg ment obtained In favor of the pisiutn
against zaid Jackson at the May term lssa Of said
Court, for SSi J. 100 dollars damages anG cssls Of
suit; and that & certain deed q eouVeyances eI-
ecuted b. said jackson 70 the said Lawrence da-
ted on or shout November 5ih, l g, and made with
out consideration and for the purposs of defaudlng
this plaintiff aud other creditors Of the said Jackson
that said deed pretended tocongey The loloWing
SERTED prsuisss, to wit Situated in tha civ Of
Cleveland, In the county OF CugahOga and staIs q
Ohio, aud Is known being th5 east hllf o. lot No.
2is n Barber 3 Lords sabdiFisiou "a thai part Of
bounded as follows 70 wit: nsrth b. Lo1an street;
east aud south BY lot lines and west b. the vest line
OF same lot No. 28, aud - 90 ieet 'front.' on LoFan
STR etrs being had to the plat and survey of
Ataz Merchant for more particular De- cTipliun-
Aiso-Anuthsr plsce CT parcel Of land known g.
being number 7gi, ia Barber 8 Lord'g albdlFisioa
In that psTt Of the City q OleFelsnl which ior-
merly kaoWn a5 Ohio City FOUNDED nortleEly CT
lots Nos as 30, 2l7 and us; easterlg On los No I90
sOutherly lot 1s2, AID WeaterlY On Penn stral q
and being about g Ieot On Penn street, and about
2I5 feet deep, be the mose leas aud subject
that AFTER levy hsd been made on ssid premises
b. painiih on execution issued On said icdgmsl {,
the said Lawrunce codreYe the lot lastly above d.
scribed 70 the said cha singer, % va, on the "a
day Of February ls0l. And praying that bsth said
deeds be teclar. Fod and set aside, and the said
pr msss Be sold and proceeds applied On plTmslf %
plaiutif said judgment and costs ol aut Th5 said
Qulred 10 said petition On bslors tbs ith
day or JsnuarIf looz.
BY c. n WTuAH.
noE2.s54 Att'y i5f Pre-.
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MAsTER'S SALR-PURsU-

M ASTEh 5 : A i E.-P UkSU-
lga ANT to the command Of an ordsr oi sals
nom the uOurt Of Common Ple9s o. 0ugaheg Oo1n-
y, at the suit Of The cleveland aud hahonins
kallrcad Company against tsaac L. Hewitt
AID Others, % directed shah sKpcse qr sale 81
pablic aucli0u a. the door Of the CoGrt House, in
the Ctr Of Cleveland, en- the si1th daI q poctm-
Der, ls6l, 81 ten O'Clock A. H., the follow Ing De-
scribe parcels u iaut situEta IN tha 0ifYuf UlsFa-
land, rouutY Of CuFa1o9A, and stats Of Ohio, and
known by being part 0f heWitt's subdivision Of the
called Merwin property in said CITY Of Cleveland
70 Wit
Parcel 10; %. Lot No. nitssn q said subdivision.
Appraised st t2766.
Paresllo, II; 10 No. sixteen Of said subdiTis-
ton. Appraised a. S2t1.
Parcel No, n Lot No. seventeen of said sut9iFis-
ion Appraised &c Sl30o.
Parcel No. Is. Lot No. eighteen o. said subdiFi8-
lon. Appraised at 500.
Parcel No. "A. Tee westerly part ef l0t No. nine
teon ~ sid l1bdiy ision, bounded noitaerys south
sfly and westerly b ths lol lines aud oa5terly b
ths centre line OF brick Wsll uGriT pzlallel with
dslWin street and about fortg-saVsn tset distant
southeat terlT tAereir0m. Appraised ~ t2llu.
Parcel No. IS. Ihe eastarly part of lot No. ui1e-
teen ~ said subdlFsion- b5uudad lorlhFEly elster
~ and s0utherlY b the lot hass and westerly b.
the centre line " q brck wrl nsdrly parallel vita
MsrWin stFtat and about iofly seven leet distant
sauthesstsrlg therolfom. ATPraised q u o.
HEhhl g. Assay,
Master Comm
RAHHEY, BAczUs & NoHLE. Attorneys
NOV a
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The subscriber respectfully calls lyOur
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and fixtures.
Although Kerosene goods of al kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oh Burn.
srs and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts With Govern.
ment for military trimmings, to tao neg
leot of lamp work, yet the subscriber By
devOting his entire attention to this busi-
ness alone, is enabled to take sdventage Of
all opportunities to get goods and get them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for hess goods, and with considerable suO-
cess, SO that customers can fhd in his es-
tabIishmsnt what cannot be found in any
other lampdepOt in what Wag, Gad Is the
United States.
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4 SSIGNEFS SALE-PURsUAuT

"A SSlGN EE'S SALE.-PURsUAHT
~ 70 an order nom the Probate Court q Cuya-
hoga County, Ohio, shall, On tins 20tb dag ct No
Vsmber, l65i at Two O'Clock p. n. expose for sala
% public auction st the dcoT Of the Court House.
in said county, the following described property 70
wiz: "a and half story frauls hDusa, situat8
on the south half Of sub lot No . of ~ A. ard \.
grang5f's 5ubdiFisicu Of rlsVeland tsu atrs lotI
nos. a and IS, Of Ahaz Merchants surFa5. said
premises being the assets q the assignment Of 0.
Il. BObis01. Appraised galus-s2g0.
j. 8. GRANHI8,
oct 2s lsSl:sss Assignee.
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A DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
"a --rns Hndsrsiszfd tas tssn pointed snd
ddaiinsi Sc AdmlnisfEllor 0l tl. eitafs Of John
BaEer, deceased. Ali debts dus viii b5 Faid to ne,
aud ali demands viii b pres ssnieu f1r adugtmsnt.
JACOB BAKER,
Adm'E Of tns estate of John BsEeF, dec d
llsTe-ald. noI. a l.Llatl
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NEW REMEDY.

A NEW REMEDY.
Baisrosding Oabshs, Oopaiba, OEpsulss, ef sny
coFlFouue that has 5Vdz ba5n t5lor5 the DuD1os II
hss basa u561 Dy
ORB HUHDHED PHT5IOlAHBt
IN thsir pIiTzt5 Toii1a Win eltlEs lccsGll IN kl
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
For dssssss Of private diseases Gore 4 lfoq6snt-
N performed - q Hgak and cllftra coulusncs usr
srsd specific, more actiFs ald more gDssdY IN ~
80 tflu 0ubsbg Or OgDaiba al0ns ne PiIl7- -
stomach or inblaghaio she breath. efE dozen PiiIs
y - Ffice ONE DOLLAR.
Fhs above yin be ssnt by nail, On rsosist Of fhs
81 ~ Wh. sIsKH, Agent SsE QsEsisas.
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RBTKEs BIZ THE Foor-sOmebody, who,
With the modesty Of true merit, signs him
self simply " E, p places his talents at the
disposal Of ell mankind, for reasonable
compensation, in the Baltimore Clipper.
"OFiglnal compositions" are treated Of with
familiarity that is fearful Here is the
paragraph
0RIGIEAL OoMPosITIoNs-Pross and Poe
Rg.-I would respectfully inform all those
who may desire any service in the way Of
Original Compositions, that still continue
o write for the public Album Verses,
- Letters. Addresses, Advertisements, Obitu-
aries, Valentines, SO, with every descrip-
ton Of light articles, ct short notice, and
with strict confidence
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A WAE PIorUEE.-A volunteer writes
us letter Of considerable length from
which the following inspiriting passage is
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StEaEhiMists.
MANNING,
RAORlNlgT 2 FYGINFgR

And Manufacturer OF
STEAM ENGINES 4 MACHINERY OF EVEBl
Description. Also-Jack Screws Bolts for Bridg-
e. and other uses, Iron Grating and BLACKSMITH
ing Generally. SHOP-HC5. 4 Hegitt's Block
West ST., Cleveland, D.
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gnMfeetieMEtn.

TOHN SOHRINK,
- HAVING REHOvED TO BIS EEW QUARTERS,
No. % LYMAN's BLOCK,
Opposite the Court aOnse, Pu0. squsres)
Is prepared 20 receive the cals Of his friends an0
the public At large.
EYerYthinR ia the line Of ooniscti0nsrY Il Kept a.
HAOLES ALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
- well as the choicest satablss ssFfsd up - . NO
nsaLs notice.
DINHHR is sERVRO DAILY
for che RECOMMENDATION Of persons having business
at the Court House.
KHNHETT ALE On DEk sJaaF
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROPS- superior to
any thing 10 the OOnlseti0nsTT lnejus FeesiFed BY
JOHN sOaRiHk.
6~LOOK OUT FOR TIE TAFFEY.~
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VURIOUs KOINOIDENCEl


SLOAN UEDER EHE O9UETHR
SMITH AND OTHER5 IN A BOLtii
HOERTS IN slEht With his 0sisbrEtad ARABIAN
CONDITION. FOW DER8, where sVsry owner o.
Horses aud Cattle and the bsst Medicine IN use
lOr many Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animal
They ars q Sovereign BemedI tor Colds, Coughs,
Loss Of Appetite Hide. h0undi Distel per9i E5-i "a
RB-thsss Powders always give sStisiaetio1J e tho
Thousands who have used thsm, czn testify. Zee
slrcularB. Tn them E6T sale b. & n. Gaylord,
y. ". Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm
utrUnR, OizFelsud, o. and bT all Druggl1ts n the
country Al5o Ct wholesale 81 the Proprietor. q lei
Ontario street, Cleveland. Ohio 20 whom All orden
muHt bo addressed.
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