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AYERS
NNMpnTTNn REMEDY. DE.

A COMPOUND REMEDY, DE.
~ SIGNED 10 be the most enectuAl ALfEaAIItlti
thS1 4 sarsSpaTiIiG. 90 combined With other substan.
90 OF Stiii greater Alternative power az 70 Al2fp sh
Sneot't y ensS Il n believed that such a remedy IL
wanted by those who suffer nom strun,9ps com.
plelnIs %,n St1 nrSve III ImmSnss service 70 this large
ciasa oi our afflicted telloW ~-oitiEana, HOW eoRpleto-
SgoI shas any many q The worst cases 70 be found in
tho flowing complaints Nm,
soaoTULA AND SORoFUL0Us OoMPLAtET55 NIUE
TIoSs AND EsUPTIvE pmEAsEs, uLoEAs, Pl4rLhs'
RLOToHEs, TuMoRs, SALT RHEUn, soALB nsAD'
sEPHILIs AND SYPHILITIo ATTEGT1SSsh 6n,o1SSnI
DEsILITr, DYsPEPsIk AND INDIsHssioS, bRnslrshAs,
eisss Of complaints arising rom lmpurisy OF the
STSiS compound win b found great promoter 70 q
hSnora vhich fester In the blood at that Soaaon q
the year. BY thr timely expulsion Of them mSal
ttSssS eAn, Ly The sfd Of this remedy, spare them
selves from the endurance Of foul eruptions qne ~,
oSroua sores, through which tho syatom VIII sttlIt
~ rf itsoif Of oorruptionB, II not assisted 20 DO thtis
through the natural channels Of the body BY az u;
ieratiVe mOdlcine. Cleanse out the YitlAted Dloos
ShSneyer you ind its Impurities bursting through
the skin In pimplosl, eruptions, OF s9sesi etea ~ ~ y
Wins. cieanse it whenever It IA tout, and your ieel.
ngq viii tell You when. Even where Nc partiepial
disorder e islIt. g.1Gels sSS0Y I letter f kSds itS S1f blooc
healthy, and ali is Welli but With th5 paPnlnhh 2
fife disOrdered, there can % no lasslaa a sod ~,
sSSsf mSehinery Oh ifs h disorderod or overthrow
sSariasaFlla has, and deserves mueht the ropo44
tion on acoomBlisbinR these ends. Bat the WoIis
hss bsen egreRiOusly ds5o,ved By preparations o. y
psrtiy because the drug alone hff BOT All me lnLu
that Il claimed for Ii, but mOse beoagSe many Ply
rarntons. pretending to be cOnoontrltsn eNlaosO
n, contaIR bot little OF the virtue OF sarsaoAfuis'O
any thing else. b,
large bottles, pretending to give . quart q kxtrac
al SSrsapariila for one dollar. Most oftbese nay
her frands upon the sick, for they not only oontau
Iittie' n any. Sarsapariiia, but often no ouratiy
properties whatever. Hence, bitter and palnIul GU.
appointment has followed the use otthe various 81
me name itself u Justly acsplsed, end has pSeom
synonymOua with imposition aud eheRf. sHn v
eaiIIhia compound SarsapArilla, and tntenQ u 20 enP
NV such a remedy a. shall rescue the NAME tr0m tn
had of oblOQuy which rests upon Il. And We tnih
We have ground for believing tt has virtues Nhlo
ar Irresistible by the ordinary run OF ths diaeale
AZ a Intended to cure. In order to secure tnen CON
plete gTcdleatiOn from the system, the remedy shOll
Sc uGiciousiy tskan epcording 70 directions on ID
hoftIa-
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: OANP GHAsH.-some of the volunteers at
Camp Chase writing home complain that
owing 10 their quarters being very low, pre-
venting proper ventilation, they live very
uacOnlortably. They say they have plen-
y to eat however. The only article o.
clothing they have been provided with SC
lar, are sblrtS drawers and shoes. It is ex.
pectsd however, that 6 portion Of them viii
rsssive uniforms this week.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
NE ~SALE-Pursuant 70 a decretAl order Of sale.
issued from the Court Of Common Please for Ouya-
hogs County, Ohio, in an action therein pending,
wherein samuel Biark weather. is plaintiff and John
Matthias Mack, Caroline Mack and others, ara de-
fndants, I sRall, on the 9th day OfJuly, ls6l, at two
O'Clock ?. n, expose for sale at public ancttoni ar
lands and tenements, described Is follows, % wit:
LIST. "Situate in the township OF Rockport in Cuy-
ahogR county, Ohio, being the whole OF subdivision
lot number thirteen u.s. in section number one ID
in said township Of kockpOrt, containing Tori -four
63-IOo acres ofisnd, as surveyed by Ahaz Merchant.
Appraised value 8 $40 O.
"a. "Situate in the township Of Rockport, in Guy
ahoga County, Ohio, being the whole Of subdiViston
lot number fourteen (I4) in said section Eumber one
01 and containing fourty-hve 500 Acres, as sur
JOSEPH 8. GkANNI5,
PIP. junef:342
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WrsrEnE REsERvE CoLLEaE.-The Co

WESTERN REsERvE COLLEGE.-The Com
nsncsnsnt exercises Of the Western Re-
eerze College, located at Hudson, viii take
place on Thursday, July llth, and will be
Of he most interesting character. The
graduating class is quite large, and second
to nc other In point of talent that has ever
gone from the Osllege. B. F. Taylor, Of
Chicago, viii deliver the valedictOry Ad-
dress on Thursday Afternoon. There is 10
Be : grand concert in the evening.
Dr.. Heacock viii deliver the address be,
fore the HAlpha Delta Phi" on Tuesday
evening, July 9th.
The exercises Of Commencement Day will
be held under 8 large tent and every az
rangement is being perfected for the 40
e~ommodation Of those who may be present
We are happy to learn that the College il
in e most prosperous condition, and under
the management Of President Hitchcock
and the Faculty is gaining a reputation
abroad, such as 1t has never before en-,
joyed.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Ov- s1o0y OoO. 900 Of private capital have been ex
rHERrATE DEBT.

Ne scts da Is only $1O,1o5S9s u, and SaAi9 te
~ rsss5sabiy epst hai IN Ten years It VII become e.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands, soil, climate,
on application J.. w F.
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AotelAE

MANHATTAN HOTEL-sN0S
Iyl ,, 5, 7 and 9 Murray street, d door from Broad
way, Opposite the Park, New York HugginB q Fling,
PrOprfetors. n, Higgins, late Of Pearl Street
House, Boston. H. Eing lAts Of LoEGQyg Hotel
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ORGANIZATIONS OF FoUR REGIMENTS Al
OAuP CHLsE.-The fOlloWing is the Organi-
sation Of four regiments Of three years vol
unteers at Camp Chase
2sd-OOlOnel, C. P. ecammon; Lieut.
Colonel Stanley Matthew'S Msjor, R. B
Hayes; Surgeon, NJ. NJ. stimmell, Of Har-
din county Surgeons Mate, John Nc.
Gurdy, Mahoning.
2Ath-COlOneL, Jacob Ammon, Of Brown;
Lieut. Colonel, s.. A Gilbert, Of Musking'
I'm; MOTOR, Lucisn Buttles, Of Franklin
Surgeon, David Welsh, of Belmont; Sur.
geon's Mate, Enoeh Pearce, Of Jefferson.
25th-Colonel James 4. Jones, of Huron
Lieut.. Colonel, ". P. Richardson, Of Mon.
roe; Major, George Webster, Of Jefferson
Surgeon, L, G.. Meges, Of C~uyahoga; Sur
geon's Mate, G. R. Weeks, Of Seneca.
26th-GoiOnel. E. T. Fyfe, Of Champaign
Lieut.. Colonel, E. R. Eokley, Of Carroll
Major, @. N. Dsgenfeld, Of Erie; Surgeon
". O~iendennin, Of Hamilton; Surgeon
Mate, Andrew Sabine, Of Union.
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GoEE HONK.-TWenEy men from Colonel
IseksOn's pa Regiment, stationed at
Camp Wright ten miles above Pittsburgh,
came in on the Cleveland s Pittsburgh
cars this morning, on their way home, in
MsadYIle, Penn. Fourteen have been dis
charged, and six go home on a furlOugh Of
ten days. There are four regiments sta
toned ct Camp Wright. and only two men
in the Hospital. The Orderly Sergeant,
who Is one Of the number, informs US that
there is great complaint among the men at
the Camp, on account Of not receiving arms
and clothing. No money has as yet been
distributed among the men, and this com
pany ell left without receiving their pay.
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FoR BUFFALo.-The steamer "City Of
Buffalo will leave the dock of the G.. G. 8
C, R. R, for Buffalo, this evening at nins
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". JAlusoN,

NOTICE.-GEoRGE w. JAMESON,
IN and Elizabeth A. Jamison. Of New York, in
ths state Of New York, viii take notice that Lewis
Mueller, Of Cleveland, Ouyahoga County, Ohio, did
on the 9TH day Of June, A. ID. 1851, ME bis petition
In the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Cuyahoga, in said Stale Of Ohio against
the said George ". JamisOn and Elizabeth A. Jam
fsou, and Jarvis Leonard an . Reuben Inger5ous de-
-fendants, setting forth that the said George v. ia
mison And Elizabeth A. JamisOns on the hthdayo OF
April, lo59, mortgaged 70 the plaintiff subdfTision
lot No. 4 Of j. o.. BoWle8' plato OF iandin Original iOte
Nos. 38 and 35O IN East Cleveland, luyahoga eoln-
u, Ohio, containing ~ B Eo9a acres ofland, 70 seenFe
the payment Of said GeorgeW IamisOls note 70 ths
plaintiff for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars, dated
April 18th, 1880. and payable In two PEARS alter its
data, and that the other defendants claim some IN
tereat In said land under them, and ASKING Tor lndg-
melt against said George W yamison pr Tea Ian
dred and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon nom
Anvil 18th, 1851, and for the sale Of said mortgegg1
premises 70 pay the same. Said George W. Samlson
IA also nodfsdt that an order Of AttaQhment against
his property, rights, credits and ELECTS has also
been issued in said action. said George " ais
and Eimbath A. Jamison are further notlhed That
they are required to appear and answer sAa Psa-
uDAO M MUELLER,
Isl
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VIENNA

TRIESEMAR 1, rs 8, ARE DE
TROTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATEHTo
England and secured By the Seals Of, the Ecoe oe
nharmacie de Paris, and thu lmpsria college OF
Medicine, Vienna.
No. 1 Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatoErh@a
and AL physical disabilities.
eases that have heretofore been treated y the naus
cfous and pernicious use oteopaiva and cubebss
no. 8 has entirely auppianted the injurious ue
mercury, thessby insuring to ths sufferer speedy no
HaL dispeEsing al impuFitiass and roofing out tins
ysmon Of disease. -f
TRIEsEMAR, Nos /, 2 snds 3, are preparation the
form Of g loEenge, devoid OF hgteand small, and can
hs carried IN the waistcoat pocket. Sold IN tin cases
and divided into separate doses as administered ~
Vaipeau aaIlemand Rou1, Rtcold, &c. Price - each,
or fcases for So, which save 81 and In ~ cases
whereby there g q saving Of 3. To be had wholesale
md retail, ofDf. BARROW, No. lf Bleecker street
Nov YORK, Immediately on receiving 9 remittance
or. RarroW VIII forward the Triesemar to any par
OF the world, securely packed, and add e5sei Rcoorc
ing 70 the tnBtructiona Of The writer
~ Sold also by y. n. GAYLORD and We.
rTcHE mavaIond Ant
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All Of the Grafonberg Medicines are Sor
ouURcHI11 8 BRoTHEH, Druggists.
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PEEsOEAE-Hon. John CrOwell came
home this morning, on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh train, from Washington. He
lsG hat city on Saturday morning.
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80arAtmg.

TDOARDING.-GOOD BOARD 4
pleasant Rooms can be had for q few single gen.
fiemsn. or gentlemen ald their wives, at No. 2Sen.
scra street Harris Block. leIl:kls.
BOARDING HOUSE---TRE
II House. No. q Public Square, and BY the
Stone Ohurch.-one of the pleasantest location in
TIE city-haa been thorouRhly repaired, and Il nov
3pan for Hoarders. Families wishing to furnish
-tkoi7 SVn Rooms can be ccommoaated with large
and Convenient rooms aud bedrooms; and Single
BOardes and Day BoGrders Will ind good accommo
datiOus on reasonable terms. References given aad
required. Uel:R25l s. W.
EDOARDING-THE HOUSE FORM
I'D ERLY known as Stewards Boarding House, No.
Public Square, Is now opened for Boarders. FAM
lies desiring unfurniEhed rooms can be accOhlmo-
dated With ParlOIs fronting the Square. Also, DaS
Board on reasonable terma-
mAy2i.s4g I'm. GAY
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WHOM Tn MAY CONCERN

TTWl WHUM II MAL
7 GLOWING property win Be sold AZ public
Auction al o. Gutter 4 sons Auction store, Nc ia
PenF street. on Saturday, July 9Th, 1851, unless pre-
vionsIy called Tor b. owners andcharg0 paid there-
TCon Shelter. marked J. Pitkin, Cleveland, Q.
f,dso1- Gorernor Valve, marked n. Crawford,
OsTelands o. -
River and front sEeses nTseS2
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ton 81 he ID day OF August, A: D, ls6l
tunes. l5i.ss4 ByB. r Beayis, Atty.

"A REAL EsTATE-On theslhday Of gulyl ls6I,
iHnirlock NJ, at the dor Of the Court bou9es
~ he Civ Of Cleveland, Cuyahognl Comfy Ohio
vii Be- sold % the hiGhest bidder me Ioilosl9s g
dS.sSasd. 10 wit: situate IN the township o. Parma
n Nd county Of Cuyah0ga, AID known - q scres
- ~ - be faken from the south side or harZla
Snow arm. being q part Of the Blake tract lndlot
M & and bounded a. onoags On the5o1th y orig
fnSi III lines. on the east By ten acres Wtlled 70 W.
0 snow ~ BarEfiiE snow on the west .by the org
y ineI lot lines, and on tbs north By . line parallel
wffh ne aoufh line and 20 lar distant tuerelrom a.
toSontaina aid Is acres ofland. Appraised At tfD.
terms az saIe viii Be made known on the DAY OF
IL JEREMIAH OOUNRAD,
Adm,r Of the estate Of said Palmer SNOW decd
ol.@.Ss1d n Juns Z le5l. ~ sune8.3B
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MECHANICS, FARMERS 3 WORKING MEN.
ma attention Of The enterpTisng and industrious por'
i ton Of the communliy Is directed 70 the following
statsnents and hberalinduoemens odsredtnsm by ne
uLnEoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COEpANY,
which, as they win perceive, viii enabls them, By
proper energy, perseverance and industry, 70 provide
comfo4able homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very Little capital
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CNOW FLAKE Xxx. PASTRY
~ Flour for sale ct
mTb AL. PEbBHS sBs
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LAHD9 % ITEOIa.

No tats in she Waller Of the Mssissippiofsrs 50 great
an inducement TO the settler as the State Of Illinois.
there is no portion q the world whore all the condi-
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine to pre-
duce those two great staples, CoRa and WmAI, as the
Prairies Of Illinois.
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RAsPBERRY FEsTIvAI.-The Ladies of the
scoVille Avenue Methodist Church, will give
aREsPBERHT FEsrIvAL at the church to mo.-
row Tuesday, evening. They intend to
make It the best Entertainment of the season.
An are invited. Admission Ten Gents.
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N THE MATTER OF ASSIGN

TN THE MATTER OF ASSIGNrr
MENF off. G. Tsa 2 W. 7. Butts. Nosics
hereby given to the creditors OF lev q Butts, thar F.
dividCnI OF tWenty-ono cents and mime mills has bean
deoiar d BIZ the Court OF Probate 4 Portage County
on the CLAIMS OF the several creditors Of said essr En-
Ors; and that the same viii be paid TO them on The !
18TH day cfJuly, 1851, a. the CITY Rank, in cleyo-
land. a. e eOUFE-
Cleveland. June 1851. 1uaelSi Assim@
~ "a Before G. h. Benhan,
George Il. MoWbtOy, " : P-ofCloysland Twp,
kingslsDd, aud Jonathan Cuyahogs county. o.
Watson, nssendant3.
ON THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE
~ 1851, said Justice issued an order Of attachmes
Ia the above action for the sane q ss15A
Cleveland. June V. is6L el9ss3
hAVID s. BYERS ESTATE
IL Notice Is hereby given that the suhscriber has
been q pointed ana qualified a. Administrator on
the estate Of David >. HyeEs, lsts OF uyshoga eoun-
ty, deceased. MAk1 AS
Dat d this zd dag ofJuna, 1851. ius24sR
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THE SOUTHERN PART

OF the State LES within the zonsof the Cotton regions,
while the soil Is admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat is worth from Is tc
20 cts. more per bushel than that raised further north.
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A-A
from a gentleman 80 we'll known in that part Of
Ohio.
BERwIoK, Shelby Co., Feb. "A, 1850.
Messrs J.E. Harrtss 49,.
Of other good medicines, but no kind that 1 ever
dealt IN gives such good and full satisfaction as the
Sherry Wine Bitters, and my own practical expert
ence c~onvinces me that there Is nothing better.
For fifteen or twenty years previous 10 1851, was
AFFLICTED with InHamllstoFy Rheunsii sLa, which had
become a kind Of YspOei Ing chronic AteCttOn. was
never without, or clear oft, bnt at times II assumed
alarming tOrms-sometimes my knss s. or one OF
them, have bean swollen to three or four tSSaes their
natural size, and with the l0st intOlsrablo pain
for days or weeks 1 had no better way for locOmo-
lion than 70 hObhle around on crutches. i believe
there is not sgoint in my body that has not ct timea
been affected, some only having the effect TO pRral-
yEe a jOint or limb for a day or two.
/ tried everything l could hear of-tried all the
physicians In our neighberhOod, but at best could
only get temporary relief, and had come 10 the con-
clusion that 1 was incurable, until, in ISL, l receiV-
ed DR.. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine BitteTs from
yCu, and three bottles cured me, and l have not had
any trouble or return oft since, now tTo and a hal
years. l think and helieve that In Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney Affections,
or Dropsy, tits Q specific, certain remedy.
Respectfully you're, q.
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THE CITY.

NmEEENrH 0HIo REoNEST.-This reg
imsnt is nov stationed nine miles from
o~lSrksburgb, Virginia, where they have
besn for the past ten days. There is no
sickness Of CONSCIENCE in the regiment and
the arms and clothing have been distribute
ed among the men. They are supplied
With baggage wagons, horses and camp
~eouippare sufficient for all necessities, and
are expecting orders TO march every day
Three men from Co. @ Capt. Barrett came
In on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road this
mernlng, who have received honorable dis
charge. They have been on the shsk LAT
svsr since the regiment left Camp Cod
dsrd
Col. Beatty is a great favorits with hi'
men, and has rendered himself such from
the fact that in many instances it has beer
alone through his exertiOns that the DeT
have received many comforts that they
would not have othssWiss enjoyed.
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EVERYBODY APPRECIATES
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

We bog to call the attention Of the pubic to this
long tested and unrivAlled
FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Pain Killer is a purelg vegetable compound,
a perfectly safe medicine even In the I2c5t unskilltul
DIPFHERIA. or ORE TEBOAT. o.
These diseases are quo ly reiisypd and cured BY
gargling the throat with Pain Killer reduced with
water. Try 1t.
o SUMMER COMPLAINT,
or any other form OF Bowel Disease in Children or
Adults, 1t is almost g certain cure, and hes, without
doubt been more sqeessst9l IN curing the various
CHOLERA,
and Il Is often & perfect cure for
S P
In its most aggravated forms. Its tonic Rnd stimn-
lating properties, arousing the system to vigorous
action, render It q most ehectual cure for
COLDS AND OOUGR5,
when used according 70 directions. Ter external
application II p unsurpassed W any Eel'eal prepa-
ration known.
RHEUMATIsM AND NEURALGIA
affections are quickly relieved and often cured by It,
ANY soreness in the muscles or Joints eap be cured
1OOTHAOHE. -
It should always be kept near at hand, 70 be used
BURNS & sUALDs.
If applied Immediately nccording to directions, II
will give instant relief and prevent blistering. 1t Is
peculiarly adapted to the wants Of
STE NIB OATMEN
ant others travelling on our Western Rivers.
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Thus far, capital and labor have been applied 70 De
Veloplng the soil the great resources or the state II
coal and iron are almost untouched hetnvaraole rui
mat tie mechanic arts flourish best Therefood andfue
are cheapest, will follow atm early dayntHnoss ano
IN the course Of the next ten years the natural aEsane
6vs hundred thousand people will be engaged in th'
STATE Of Illinois in various manufacturing employ
ment8,
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Ma. RPALDRs,
BIRt
Not long since ! sent 10 you for 3 box Of Cephalio
Pills for the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cos
tiveness, and received the same, and they had 80 good
an effect that 1 was induced 70 send fore more.
Please send By return mail. Direct 70
A. b. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ys,I
They have bssn tested in more than 3 thousand
cases. with entire success.
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-TnLTELRR,a RReIsERR,

cti-ona WiahinF conveyance 70 either oitne ABOVE
grSin9 n Boafs, VNl b called tor b{ INC Seeenee ~
$50 6m1Ibu1 Inns, By leaving their address -
~ Omnibus 0hloe, AZ Superior street, door nettt 70
WaIFrM Houna. MIN
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N04A " gANNNAH II - 1L-s -.
vs.. Common Pleas. Civil Ac-
The Judd Linseed & ton for money.
Sperm Oil Company,
THE DEFENDANT WILL TAKE
nstice that on the nth day Of May, 1851 the
Pleintih commenced his action In the Court ICON
mon Pieas, in and for CuyahOEa county Ohio, the
object and prayer OF the petition in which action is
to recover the amount OF Sl30& 90, with interest
thereon from September Isl Is60, claimed . ee cue
from DESCENDANT to plaintiff, for damage sustained
by the plaintiff in the sale TO him By defendant Of
Oh which defsndsnt represented as pure and unadul-
terated Linsesd Oil. on or about the tenth day OF no
ysnber, 1859, and sixth and eighth day Of June, 1850,
which was not 10 fact pure Ltnseed Oil, but the SANE
was impure and adulterated, and which plafnttn
bOuaht Of defendant for use in the manutactnre OF
Oil DIoths, by reason OF the impurity and adultere
ton ofWlioh the oil cloth manufactured from such
oil was rem cred unsaleable and N~alue'ess, and plain-
tn was compelled 70 AXE the same back from bis
customers and has beeR unable to sell the same again.
and also By reason Of which, his reputation IS a man
u~facturer OF Oil Cloth has been greatly damagtdi
and alse by reason OF which he was deprived Of sales
Of his oil cloths 70 divers parties, 70 the Plaintins
damsqe in all Of the above mentioned sum.
The Defendant will demurr or answer sald petit
ton on or before The 18th day Of August, ls6ll or
Judgment viii be taken By Default sgsingt It,
iuna7ssu Piaintifg Attorneys.