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NAMED DE-


FENDAETS, viii take notice that John Friend,
of DnTgland. Ohi, on the 5th day Of October l15lf
guyahoga U9unS.i u1iol 9g9inst John = b9Igesi
Mrs. krocerika Borgcg and lll the other named de-
ieDdentsi setting iofih tnnt the plaintil e iu9g-
mont crgditor Of the said joan y borgosi In iudg.
mant rocoY. red b. one O. sehicly against the said
Borges a. the Ee5IuafT 1850 tern o. sai1 court lnF
the sum CT a6os,l4, with cost ald inieresis which
Judgment was assigned 70 the plaintiff That sEe-
cutiOn wfs Issued taid judgment % the Sheriff ol
the county, but had been returned unaatisaed, and
have property liable for execution B1t the
plaintiff cuarees the SAID John F BorRos Of fraud
uieutly assiguinf largo stock u ready made cloth
ing coths, &C In the city Of ClcFeand, 70 bis son
in-laV' Theodore Foges, and that SAID BorEes car
store goods, under tho Else prstence q being the
businsss and goods of Theodore Fosea, IhaE BoEEss
d the oWnor Of valuable hous1 ana ot on - ll4f
street Cleveland, lmors particularly described IN
the pettion, which he keeps c0vgredVth mort fgageaI
soIs ls i. y. WEE - ii ~ 81 piSs ss 80, f .s @ S,
farm property IN Elst Cleveland. described In the
petition, which he hf1 ruqrtgaged 70 one John lsyi
and 70 heaIh = WINE n - ogs pia!nLil cllllif
John LaiEy paid, and that plsintlls ian on said
propsry @ Q better and prior lien than that q
Heath \ White. That }. N. Borses was the real ana
g now ths equitable owner II q valuable property
the corner Of Superior and liyer streets, IN tfo
ctyc q Cleveland, moTe particularly described IN the
petition, bat which property, with she col ulFaneo
and aid Of one Edwaru Helaeu mueller, he caused t11
same 10 b restsd ia MS Eif the SAID Frederika
BorEos. That he "a also tho eQuitable owner Of city
lot No. SIS, Tracy street. in the city ui ieEelanqi
causing the title 70 vest IN his vile. That the aid
/ Borg has bought With his own msauss Yeluabls
farm iu Sol0u. Cuyahoaa county, Uhio, q 81 aeraai
more particularly described in plaintiffs D8litloni
but for the purpose Of keeping it nom the reach o.
his creditors, he caused the property % vest II the
name Of his Wils That ths other nsaed deiandan .
claim 70 have interest lssn, actual or contius
gent the described property, but 20 what oxteni
the plaintiff doss not know, and therefore demand!
proof o. tte same. The piaiatin therelare prayed
sold that the priority Of liens 50 determined ind
that the proreeas Of sale be applied according 70 pr
| ority Of liens
Al the above named dai,ndants, not ofhsrEis,
notified, hereby rot fed ard requested 10 appeal
and auswer the plaintiffs petition Is tha lith daI
Of December, 1851. JOHN EBIEAD,
Plaintiff ard Attorney
Cleveland, Oct. II. laGi- Oct. l2s363
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3oaFaiMa.

DOARDIN0 HUUSE---T h e
u HOUSE, no. "a Public Square, and By the
stone Churuh,-one Of the pleasantest locations in
tho city-haB been thoroughly repaired, and t5 nov
oo0n for BoarderB. Families wishing 70 furnish
tholr own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
datonB on reasonable toTmg. Reiarenefs given aua
Fsquirsd. ueEBasl 8, ". BUBhlTt,
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nov2ssl


MASTER'S s A L E.-PURSU u
Iyk ANT 70 the command Of a. order 2 aale
nom the court OF Conmon Pleas Of Cuyahog4 Coun-
ty, AZ the suit cf The Cleveland aud Aa1nning
Raflroad Company against isaac T.. Hewitt
ana others to me directed, shall sNpcae for sale q
public auction, at the door Of The Court House, "a
The Citg Of Cleveland ca the sizth daF o. Deem
Der, 1851, at ten O'Clock A. M.s the following De-
Ieribed parcels q land situate IN ne uiiy q eels;
land, comfy Of CuyahoEal anu state o. vnlos ena
Known b felnr part Of HeWilts subdili9lon q the
20 called MorWn property in said City Of Cleveland
% Wit
Appraised At Sz766.
Pn-cel No. N. lot NO. sixteen OF said anpullll-
Ion Appraised AZ 92llo.
paroai No ~. Lot No. seven teen Of said lE1liFll
ION Appraised at $500.
Parcel No. -. @ No. eighteen Of said Iu1Qilia-
ION. Appraised at s2aod.
Parcel No. "a. f.c westerly part Of lot NO nlne-
tesn In said subdivision, bounded northerlY. south
sry and Westsrg By ths lot lines, and eastefly y
tho centre lire Of brick wall nearly par1lI1 VITA
MsrEin street and about iorly-sayen 81 blatant
southeai tnrly therefrCm. Appraised q t-llA
Parcel No. IS. The aa8tcrly plrt OF lQt no. nlne-
teen in said subdivision bounded nortlfr5f eaatf-
" ard souIheriy by tho lot lines and uesfefly ~
the centre lino Of brick vail nearlT parallel Win
MarWin street ana abcut forty even -. alalans
sdutheasterly ther8trom- klgr.l.el q .s-
Master Comm =,
R.-,-rv Rsr--rs 4 NOBLE Attorneys,
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Ono THooPs IN KEETUoKT.-Thsrs are
now eleven Infantry Regiments and four
batteries Of Artillery, from Ohio, Cd Ken
lucky soil COtter's battery is with the
Fifteenth and Forty Ninth Regiments, at
Nolin, KY.
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lNl TO the command cf an alias decrstal order oi
Sale issued from he Court Of tgmmOn Pleas q ouT
aboqR county, Ohio, at tn suit Of Nelson Prinot
and others agair st Levi Thomas and OF er1, 70 ne
directed and delivered, shall expose for sale at
public auction 1t tho door Of he tOurt House In
1851, at two O'Clock P Ma the lng d6scrl bed
prrtnises VII: situated IN Hast Cleveland, Guy
ahoga county. ohio. and bounded. beginning IN the
Plank koad ami south 3954l west chains 224 links
from the west corner OF Cnittsnden Lewis land,
thence south 10o east chains and 20 links 20 said
Lewis west line. theme sou chains and "a links;
thence north 6Dile, west chaiEs and % Inks
thence north 81 east . links; hence north -
west 8 chains 10 the FianE Road; hence uortn
east Chain1 and 50 links to the place q beginning
Oontainina three and one-half acres Of land. AD-
praised AZ 81 20.
GEO- 4. WYMAF, Master Commissioners.
B. r. BEkYIs, Plns ATTY. oc8-355
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G9ntEftinMEra.

TOHN sOHRINK,
% uAVISa REMOVED TO ms EEW oUARTERs,
No. % LYMAN's BLOCK,
Opposite the Court House, Pub. sQuare,)
Is prepared to receive the calls Of his friends and
ESerything in the line Of Oouisctionery Is Kept II
Wholesale AND RETAIL o. usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT O0FFEE,
IS we'll IS the choicest eatablos served uB 1t mo
nont's notice.
DINNER IS SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation OF persons having business
at the Court House.
KnEHETP ALE on DRAUaHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DR0PS-superior 70
any thing in the COnieotiolery r sed BY
JOHN SOHRihk.
@-LoOK OUT FOB TIE TAFFEY.-ea
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THE ALL-sUFTlOIRNF THRER.
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR /, 2 b 3. ARE DE
TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o
Gnzisud aud secured bY the 8 ais o. the lcole de
rhsrmacio do Paris, and ths In leria college O.
Nsdicine, Vienna.
no. Is invaldable for exhaustion, Eporaatonhnu
and ali physieal disabilities.
sases that have heretofore been treated ~ the nAn'
el0uB and porniciOuI use Of copalFa ana cu99pts
Va has entirely Eupplaufad the INJURIOUS ~
mercury thereby insuring 20 the sufferer 1poooy %
isL dEpsrling All impurities, Gnd rootinE Gus ths
venom Of disease.
TRIEsEhIAB, Nos. I, z and ), are preparation ths
For or lozanEo devoid Of tagte and amallt and car
gud divided into separate doaolt as aqinileEeq u
VaITeau Lallenland RouL, hic0ld, 40 Price - cash
or easel for 80, which savaf = anu IN " cases,
ghrohT there is a saving q 81 10 b had Wholeaaie
snd alail OF DR.. BARROW, No. l9t bloeckor street
Now YORK. Immediately on receiving . ramitiance
Or Barrow will forward the trie5emaf % any pa
81 fhs world securely packed, and add eIsa lcoord
iur 10 tho Instructions Of the writer
~ SOLD also ~ =. =. aAHLORp and We
ETaEE. OiavalanH 'Anu
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PACKAGES FoR THE 7TH.-sergesnt Ma
jor King, Of the 7th Regiment o. V. NJ,
leaves for Western Virginia this evening,
at o'clock. Persons desiring to send
lsiters or packages can do SO by leaving
them at the auction store Of J. o. Brown &
Son, $50 SUPERIOR street
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APPEALs TO sTNPATHT.-In common We
presume With most oiha- 5a,,--ai-. A.
LEADER frequently receives communioa-
tions from contributors who earnestly re-
quest an acceptance thereof sud some
slight remuneration; pleading as an in
duosment their own poverty and necessi-
ties. Such articles ususlly possess very
little merit in literary point Of view and
seldom are they suited 10 he.oOlumns Of 8
daily newspaper. A case in point is be-
fore Us, which calls for oommiseratiOn. A
moments reflection, however, will show
HJ. S, )" that the story which she has sent
US, true though it be, is but little calcu-
lated to interest the generality Of readers
in the same MEASURE that it does herself
We may say to her and others that there
are various literary and miscellaneous
publications in Eastern cities, that gladly
receive and literally pay for all articles
which possess the requisite merit.
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The state CT Ohio
Ouyahoga County, IS ]
uarouno Mlhan llannaI
lPotltion fr Divorce

TIE STATE Ct Ohio, lCourr Of Common risla,
Ouyahogs County, IS
Caroline Mshenb7ennar,1
W. fPetition for DiVuFcE.
George ElhenbTeuEorsi
NE0RGE ESHENBRENNER, o.
~ Marietta IN tae county Of Washingtonl and
STATE Of Ohio,i8 notified that Caroline ahanhrsnlsl
did, the 18th day of NAY A. D. 1861, hlo her fe1
ton In tho odlca Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pisaa, within sad for the county Of Cuyahoga
and State Of Ohio charging the said George Allen
brunner with Adultery, with one Elizabeth kol
branuar, and asking that she nay BE- divorced froI
the said George Eshen5reuneri ghich petition wiz
Be for hearing IN six weeks rom TIE date herewith.
dated this 18th day Of Nay A. III 1861.
CAROLINB EsnEhBRENNEH,
myag:t2s 81 Pieue a. Collier. Der Att'y.
MUTIUE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made by the Judge Of the Probsta
Court, for the County Of Cuyahoga, Ohio 50 the
matter OF the aEHianment Of MiliiIn Eiake, shall
o8r for sale ct public auction, e. the door Of the
Court House, in said county, on the q day Of No
vember, 1851, Al O'Clock 2. M-s tho following de-
scribed notes. to wit, said notes being the assot1
of said assignment
DaIe OF nOges. Makers. Time, &C. Am'LAPprais-
adv vn1ue
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for Sale or Reut.
mp HATR Avn FOR REMIT
CTORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
N d II s. a D N :.
a ~ OF 24 AOREl

A FARM or "a AORKs.
WITH A TWO STORY BRIOK DWELLING,
In tho italian style Of architecture, with barn.
ted, and ready for occupancy. Inc house Is built
with all modern improvements the grounds have
front on kinsmHn Avenue Gf 20 rods q boautllpl
ragino and living brook run through tlu rear enc
running out from the banks Of the Tavine, which
with simple hydraulic works, can be conveyed % AM
part OF the Farm. For q Gentleman'g Heeidenet
the whole grounds can be elegantly and ta9ieiqlly
turs, L can be made profitable, being - near ths
uty-only about 100 rods from the corporation luil
This farm can bo divided into lots OF one 70 nYe On
more acres, and make elegant residences, and a.
purchased. There are about or acres Of wood
land, o part Of which 10 9 beautiiul Grove. The
Kinsman Street Railroad passes through tha Ave
nuo Ia front Of this Farm.
AlBo-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
| Barn, Out Buildings, &C., corner OF kinnmnn ard
Forest streets. Lot ll3 feet on knGman end $50 %
Forest street. House and improvements are All ur1i
class, with all tho modsEn stTlei and built IN sub
Liso-A INV TWO STORY BRlUK HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings &C., 8tuated on Forest stree
lust north Of the rt5idencs Of the Hon. A. q. Riddle
Lot 100 feet front By 225 fest deep. This ID nrsl
| class house, built IN substantial manner ana y
| tho Italian style Of aIohtteeture ,,,,, ,,,.,,s.
| AlaO-AnOther TWO STORY BhlOk HOesA
Barn. Out Buildings, &C., adjoining tho one last %
acribed. Lot 100 feet hont BY 26 feet doop and Nc
| iHhOd in all respects liko the other.
| AlsO-ONE VACANT LOT, on hinsman street
| second lot from the corner Of ktnsmRn and hored
Streets III feet front by 396 deop. Nine lot3 on on
| est street, between kingmAni ana hcoTin A7onue
east side. Lots 90 tset hont b rs feet deep WI
sell on time to guit purchasers.
AS-For further Information enquire Of the under
iunel8:56s b. BAkKER.
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3Fass 310nnara.

LANES IA. ODBLL, BRASS
% TOUHDER AND MANUFACTURER q
Rrasu Work Of every description, No. s. Union BkA
aisV dooFs from Superior street, Oleveland Ohio. a.
"a prepared to furniah ell kinds Of work uset lo1
gtsera, water or Gas, and all the VatiouH articles
nssd IN tbs Plumbing Buainnas. Beor Pumpa OF aU
findI nnda and repaired. Bras Casting done daily
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The subscriber respectfully calls yOSR
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and fixtures.
Although Kerosene goods of all kinds arc
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn'
ers and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern
ment for military trimmings, to TIE neg
lsot Of lamp work, yet the subscriber By
devOsing his entire attention to this busi-
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods and get them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for gdsss goods, and with considerable sue
cess, SO that customers can fhd in his es-
tsblishmsnt what cannot be fond in any
other lamp depot in what was and is the
United States.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps of the best workmanship
Lamps of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for the dining tabs:
Lamps for the sitting rOsn.
Lamps for the parlor.
Lamps for the bed rOOu-
Lamps for the seamstrell.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shOemak,T.
Lamps for the carpenter.
Lamps for the butcher.
Lamps for me farmer.
Lamps for the merOhsns.
Lamps for ghe million.
Lamps for churches.
Lamps for halls.
LRylpa for vessels.
Lamps for ever.
OoMEsWITH THE cAsH.
COME WITH The CASH.
COME WITH THE Cash.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CASE
And you will get a betiSs astiois snd
more value for your nOnNy tAHn 81 any
other place in the Ountry: H'@emOeF
that this is the only holssalsS.La> up store
in Northern Ohio, and one Of the large, st In
the United States. Tie only nan in I'M
city who is exclusively srs legiinatsly in
he oil trade, who thOrUvEh y understands
tie oil business, who has h d four y'a's
experience, who has ten thOa sand dollar
invested in the business and \ 30 has 'Ar''
thousand regular Oustsuers, is
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wEo CHARGE FOR 0ONsULrArIoN.pa


B1-NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS "a
Having had twenty years. experience in the prao
tice OF Medicine during which time he has treated
thousands Of patients, in all forms Of acute and
Chronic diseases, with unparalleled success, o.
which some Of your friends and neighbors can tes-
tify he is prepared TO give relief TO all who may
apply. .., A., A.,
and reliable method BY which to acquire u perfect
knowledge OF all the internal organic arrangements
Of the human system
Any departure from state OF health is 81 once TO
oognized in the urine.
Every organ whom derangod, transmits to the kid
ueys psCulayi and In its secretons is the truth
Particular st,e eation WILDE given to the
CURE OF CONSUMPTION,
sd all Diseases Uf the Ghost and Lungs, DyspepBia
Eeryous Diseases, Female Derangements Of every
character, will be treated with success.
AIso: will cure old Eores and all eruptiYe diaeasoa
Of ThatsFer character they may DO.
Ho makes use OF universal
BOTANICAL REMEDIESI
HoOALOMEL, or other delotrious Drugs used
persona ron q distance desiring advice and medi-
cine will send general description Of the appear
snce Of the urine with correct statement Of the
SauIa and origin Of the disease and q general his
tory OF the BymptOms, with name, Rse, 6o.
All communications must be directed to
T. q. UbaRk, NJ. D.,
Cleveland, ohio.
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VS.
John j. BorFca. Mrl.
fredarika B0rgag. I'd
ward Healeumuliar, Jno
5tumpL Wm. mackny,
Theodore NogaI, Adam
9chnieor, Yalentfue
8Waln, Oatha7ius Bur
gor, Germ an beneT1isnt
8uclatT, John Black.
francis Ore gford, Geo.
0T8enfeld. John HEM
orick Isaac and LGoun Z
OOFart harlea Heath
Giles White, drrn of
Heath a white, Eerdi-
nand 8chumakef John
LaisY, Commonwealth
Inguranrl % ~ panyt
Wm b. Leougr ". W.
Hsrbut, Charles Griffith,
MeiAnoton Burr, Mm.
Richardson, Phsiip e
Weaver, John OFT,
John ID. Clark, William
Broggenmyer, D. Bush
Mar q Henko, HenerF
Brlk6r, .. A. Day, Vie
Mein- Dafendants.
"u r. A DnU1
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iNLlllII s. sISIS
WlGIsl r.
Uae huHdyea DoliarS fysnnnnIfl
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
o. aPHaHArosRHoH5,
LBET, 60., AID INP BNO1
ODRED,


DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly q New York Uity, viii pay Ons Han
drod dollars r the pToof that he ever ail 10 c1rs
The above named asease. ne Eln lay th9 .a1s p,
The United s'stea Teail the saino diseases HlsA
Eftsr many years Of inboTious Study and expert
snc8, DR.. GIBSON j happy In being able % an
Rouno5 % the unfortunate that be has perisoisda
sPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
sf ths above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
'ii5 DEBlI ~ IIrY IN S-' or FFRVou5 PB05TRlTf66.
Hs has succeeded in curing cases IN this city, sore
Of whom had exPontcd HUNDREDS ol dolls5s With
IelfstYled physioanf, who profess 70 treat AZ private
mAlsdiss With success, aud without rsoaiying tns
~ ciI fjN dosS not oss. that he ina member Of
some Collsgo 81 London or Paris g pcrnap1 gomo
others DO 0r the purpose Of 0nsnarns the innoeent
/ alissd. Bnt what pr, GIBSON might boast OF u
this, that he lsahle % give entire 6atBhefion %
those who roposo confidence IN bis ability and intog-
rity, and thaf no has perfected an American sygem
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
S5iSSl IS ii oaro q Il ssaes5. snd eli iSsssss OF
/ dsFangomentsl Doth mental ana pnylicali afiains
DT. CTGBOE also sihinS for hiBnsH treatment ths
following Advantages oyer eli others Tet qi5coYelea
aud 1rsti the agents. used aFo In 20 na1peot dila
Nsrouly, nor Eny other doletericu3 drug: beeo1dlg
resriotions n Dict q business !. required IniEa
II his treatment is positive and certain n al csso
hoapital IN the United States and demonstrate IA
Immense Uuperierity q his treatment ever ani
other nov known % tbs world ln point Of prompt
ness, pormansacyi mildnslI, Haisty and eonTsniene
/ 70 tbs patient.
Dr.. GIBSON is permanently located In OieFeiAno
| and hs8 during the pest two Yeas poriorned man
| cures Of diseases which had Tor years re6inted al
other modes Of treatment. Rclsrcncoc4n e given 3
indiTiduals Of the hTEt ra5setsblity ~ Cleveland
! BogEon, HoW YORK, and other oitles in rgsard q
skin and integrity IN all professional tFnsso lonl
Dyspepsia, RhuemAflam, scrofnla and all ohroni
| tiiassssa treated With superior success.
81 Medicine sgnt to any Rart o. tho ocrAtfy q
/ rscolpt Of ten doila-ls
Dr. a5fBsSE's EsV Work on PhJSiolOzy ioF Iai
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of E7tetr0pathy and Aeaieifi@,
~ once No. III Ontario street, up STAIRS ~
| fcofB from the Public Square.
Once houF5 from % II and from 70 e'oloe
/ sally. fguniaYs aTaabtad-l ens-
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THE ABOVE NAMED AsAHEs


b. Jackson, reaidant Of tas State OF 40 -
and AnnsOn Laa renee, resident OF tho e
Michigan, viii take nOtlce that she plaiDtin,
30,h day Of 0ctoto Z, 1851, filed his petition,
tCrth q ludemout obtained in favor Of the p
against said Jackson at the May term, Is o, q
Court, for s229t g. 100 doilaTs damages, ana g
suit; and tuat csTpin deed oi couFeTancl
ocutat BY said Jackson 70 the sal LaEronc6
tod en- or shout NOVtmb4r ath, le,9. aud made y
out consider alton ana for the purpose Of DEF uu
this plaintiff aud other creditors OF tho said ldckt
thai said deed pretended t0cOuTfy tha following
arrihrd Fs-s-tass- "a n 2ltllaf al In the CITY
CitVeiand, In the county OF tuT ahuga aud Sfato
Ohio, and is kuowu a. npiug The east halt 81 lot
2Is, 10 Barber Lords slhdil ision 81 that part
said City Of Cleveland, iormeriV lho City, an
BOUNDED as follows, 10 wit: north BY o ain "a
east aud south by lot iucs, and west b. the We1t
o. same lot no 2ia. and Is 81 leet 'front.' on 70
str, et-rB trencr heine had 10 this plat and surVl
Aesz Merehant f9r more pattieelar ae.eripiion.
Aiao-Ancthtr piece or parcel Of land kneWl
being number ~, 10 BlFhfr B Lords aubdiFisi,
IN that part Of tho City Of Oleveaui v hlch aaa a
merry K own % ohio City, FOUNDED northally
lots Nos. 23, 30, 81 end zsi ca teflF on lot no
sCuthoTly oa lot 5sl, a. westerly on Penn atl
and being about 81 feet Cn Poan street, and Al
2i5 feet de. p, Be the zane mo- @. less, and 81
that after levy had been made on said prem
By D ainfif on execution istu-d on said iucgm
the said Lawruuce con eyed the lot lastly abgyo
scrlbed 70 the sid John Singer, 70 W O on the q
day Of February, lS6i And praY ing that beth sad
d. eds be tcciar vo and set asidol and The aaie
Dr. misses be sold and proceeds applied in payment o.
plain sd said judgment and cosIs OF SUIT 1h5 said
qui Cd answer said petition OF before the iih
--' ByG.H VIVIAN.
nov2s54 Atty ioF Plt'f.
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THE LONG PIPE.

The AONN tlrE'
TIE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
TaE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
TIE LONG PIPE.
TIE LONG PIPE,
Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils to be found anywhere. From this
source is obtained
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WOODARD, uill take notice that tho plaintiff,
julia A. GODDARD has this d1y MID her Petition in
the above named court asking Tor a dissolution ct
the carriage contract cause assigned, Wiliul abb
Beuce and adultery. The will Be- fcr hearing at
the NoVembef Torn OF sale Court.
October Tith, 1854. JULIA A. WOODARD.
h. A. DAVIDSON. Solicitor. octt5;36i
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JOSEPH 6. GRANNTs,
AssiFuoe Of Wm. AisKH.

Terms-Cssb. JOSEPH &. GRANNTs,
Assignee Of Wm. AisKE
Oeiober q, IseI.sss
A eSIGNEE'S SALE.-PURsUANT
"A 10 sn ordsr from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
6Oga County Ohio, sh sll, on the 30th day ct Mo-
vumher, 1851, at two O'Clock p. n. expose for sails
at public nucti1n. at the door Of the torrt Hfuaei
in said couuty the following described prgporiyi %
uit. "a on aud half story frame houso, situate
on the south huf Of sub i0s No 23 Of q. A. and u
Ursngor's subdivision OF levgand ten acro lots
ROa 81 and 81, Of Ahaz Merchants survey. said
pggmises leing tbs asHets ct the assignment OF U
j. s. GRANEfS
oct "a Igff.sfg aaaiauaa.
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aMEdieal.
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1851.
NOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF To THE AFFLICTED

DIR. s. q. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oan be consulted vt tho ioliowlng times and places
viii be az his ONCE, No. 6 Garden street, Cleve.
land o.. the last wook ol each and every mgnth.