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Public sale
Of Valuable Real Estate.


The undersigned will sell at public sale, on the
premises, in Londonderry township, on Saturday,
the Goth day OF June next, her valuable real 90.
tate, containing 202 acres Of Limestone land, Of
which about 1875 are cleared and under fence,
and in good state Of cultivation, part of which
is good meadow, and mole can easily be made
There is also orchard Of choice fruit, CONSIST.
ing Of
Apples, Pears, Peaches; &c.
The improvements consist Of drst class
GlkIST MILL,
j. good running order, calculated to do merchant
and country work, with TWO STORY LOG
HOUSE with basement, D0UBLE LOG BARN,
with all necessary out buildings; there is, also,
a good site for a TkNNERY, there being two
never failing springs of water near the house.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said day.
cy-Terms ma ds 70 suit the purchaser.
s MARY HYSUNG.
May az, 1862 rs.
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announcements.

TEaMs :--For annouLc ing candidates for Assem-
bly, Prothonotary, and Sheriff, 50 90; for Trrasur.
Or 81 90 fol Commissioner, Auditor and Poor Dr.
rector, $1.00. To insure insertion, ,a a nounce-
nepts must be paid in advance.
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GENTLEMEN.

Please cali and see our Cloths ard Casslmeres. Fifty
pieces ust opened. b. CRAMER CO.
May'29, 1853.
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NOTICE
All persons are hereby notified that my wifi
SARAH has left my bed and board without AM
just cause or proyocation, and hereby cautioi
the public against barboring or trusting ber OF
my account, as am determined TO pay no debti
of her contracting.
FREDERICK SMITH.
Lo ondonaerry tp., May %, 1859
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MENGEL HOUSE sTABLTNG.

The undersigned proprietor OF the Mengel Hous
would announce to the public that he has mad
such arrangements for stabing as will enable hin
TO accommodate all mis- customers, notwiths tandin
the loss, by the recent fire. Of the stable attache
TO the hotel.
ISAAC MFNGEL.
May 22d.--tf.
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TO Horse Owners /!

Ds. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LiNiMENT FOR
HORSES is unrivsed BY any, and in all cases Of
lameness, arising from Sprains Bruises or Wrench
ing, its effect is magical ard certain. Harness or
Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C.. Il will also
cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringhone may be easily
prevented and cured in their incpient stages, but
confirmed cases are bevond the possibility of rad
ieai ears. No Of the kinc, hewever, IS so des-
perate or hopeless but it my be elevated by this
Liniment, and its faithful applic tion will always
remove the Lameness, and enable the horse to trsv-
81 with comparative ease.
Every Horse Owner
should have This remedy At hand, fnr its timely
At the frst appearance Of Lameness will rnsctusly
prevent those formidable diseases, to which all hor-
;es are liable, and which render so many sthsrwiss
valuable horses nearly worthless
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ment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
March 6, l8G3--6m.
DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE OR RE-
tail, always under the market prices. We buy our
goods exclusively for cash and by that means are
enabled 10 buy very cheap. We sellat very small
advance annd buyers always save from to 30
per cent by making their purchases us. We have
a large STOCK OF MUSLINS, LINENS. DRESS
GOODS, MEMS WEAR, &c. To those about CON-
msncing housekeeping, one Of the best stocks of
furnishing goods in Philadelphia will be found here.
K. D. Il W. H. PENNELL,
1902. Market OF. PhiFa.
March 9th, 1863-3mo.
Ca. g. SowrR, w. n. BARNES, &c. porrs.
S0WER, BARNES & CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN
Miscellaneous, School and Blank Books
STA TI0N ERY,
No. 81, North Third Street, below AIch,
PHlLADEL PHlA.
PUBLISHERS OF PELroS's OUTLINE MAPS AND KEYS,
The largest and best Outline Maps ever publis be
SaSpgR's NEW READERS, GREEnLEAF's AND
Brooks ARITHMETIcs, &c.
Blank Books, Writing, Wrapping, Curtain and Wa
Papers.
March G. 1863
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Estate Of Jacob W.ayerlirg. apc'd.

June 5. lss3.-2ts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH
CAROLINA,
FROM CAIRO AND VICKsBURG.
Locomotives, Cars and Cotton
Destroyed.
DeserteFs SuFrendeFIng Them
selves.
Bragg Falling Back to ATLANTA
Resistance to Rebel Oonsorip.
ton.


CAIRO, August IL.
Gunboats are being prepared to co-ope.
rate with General Steeles expedition into
Arkansas.
Vicksburg is being put in complete san
itary condition. The rations are still is
sued daily TO upwards Of one thousand in
hsbitants
It is reported that the guerrilla Richard
SON has returned to Western Tennessee
with reinforcements to carry the oonscrip-
ton. Il is said that he has negroes be-
tween the ages Of eighteen and forty-ive,
to serve three years as soldiers. At the
expiration of which time they are to be
msnumitted, but to receive no pay while
in the service.
The rcOnnOisanee under Major Warden
Of General Resecran's staff, to Wooster,
seventy miles from Nstchez, destroyed
FIVE locomotives, forty-three platform and
twelve passenger cars. They burned 3
cotton factory at WOOdville also, cotton
aud manufactured goods TO the amount Of
100000.
Cairo is thrOnged with twsuty-days fur
loughed men from below on their way
home.
Twenty deserters delivered themselves
up after listening to 3 speech from General
Logan, at Marion, a day OF two ago.
Deserters are being captured daily in
the Southern Counties Of Illinois, and for
Warded to their regiments at Memphis.
A company Of citizen scouts, numbering
abopi sixty, organized in North Alabama
in 5Hns last to resist the rebel cOnscrip-
ton, have Apus far eYsded every effort to
capture then. They report to General
Dodge at COrinth AsRt their number is in
creasing daily and fhsf they have either
captured or driven out .eEery officer sent
TO that section to enforce the Acnseription.
Letters from privates in Brsgg,s army
report hm failing back to Atlanta, Georgia.
A consideratIe number Of deserteFs who
retained their anns are in the mountains
near PikeVihe, Alsbsms, and are organiz-
ing with the citizens ts Eesist the the con-
seription. ...H 49, -.-4
The efforts TO execute the .censeription
in West Tennessee, pretty effectively
broken BY the vigilance Of HuFlbufs AEF1y.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
no the Chicago Tribune.I

MAsHIEaToE, August 10.
1t is stated that the number Of con-
scripts now going through to re-enforce
the Army of The Potomac, is over thou
sand day.
The negro cOnscripts take their draft
kindly, and are besieging the Provost
Marshal to tell them how soon he wants
them.
The persons in Philadelphia who persist
in telegrsphing that battle in Virginia is
imminent are either very ignorant or very
resOlute in their determination to cirou-
late lies.
The regulations for border trade, revis-
ed and adapted to the new condition Of
things since our recent victories, have been
prepared, and will speedily be issued.
ITO the Cincinnati Commercisl.l
WASHINGTON, August 10.
Oar advites from the army are of little
interest Our troops now hold Kelly's
Ford and the railroad bridge across the
Rappshannoek Although the main body
of the enemy is on the Rapidan, and rebel
pickets still come this side of Culpepper.
The Star, Of this evening, has the fol-
lowing, but it does not indicate that any
activity on the Rappahannook is proba-
bic. It says:
We are able TO assure the public that
the military prospect in every quarter is
all that can be desired. As information
that has reached here during the last for
ty-eight hours treats almost exclusively of
details that cannot be published, we are
not at liberty to publish it, but have no
hesitation in stating that at no former Pc
riOd of the war, have our military affairs
been in SO promising q condition as at
present
Announcement is made by Prescott
Smith, Master of Transportation that the
damages inflicted by the rebels upon the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
have been repaired, aRA that the road is
again open for through traffic and travel.
The first train leav ss here in the morning
for Wheeling. The Goverament fully pro-
tects the entire line of the read, which is
worked by telegraph.
Perhaps thousand COnsori pts daily are
already joining the Army of the Potomac.
In a week the number reaching it
daily will be greater. They go forward in
excellent spirits.
An open letter, received here from Rich,
mond by the last fag-Of-truce boa t, states
that JEFF. Davis continues quite III, and
doubts are now entertained Of his recovery.
It also adds that Lee has protested against
Jeff. Davis hanging two Federal officers in
for those hung by Burnside, as
t involves the life of his son, General I'll
lam Lee.
General Thayer, of Grants army, is in
.he city. Fred. Douglas, the colOred ora
or, is also in the city, snd paid his respaets
% the President this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12
IRON HARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August II.
Itis uuaccountable hsR q rumor could
prevail in New York, as ascertained BY
private kilograms, that President Lincoln
died at eight o'clock this morning. He is
well and attended the Cabinet meeting to-
day as usual
Commissions Dole has gone to Kansas
to make preliminary arrangements for the
removal Of the Indiana from that State.
Persons desiFous Of entering the differ
ent grades Of assistant engineers in the
volunteer Navy Of the URited States are
authorized to present themselves to the
Chief Engineer at the Brooklyn, Charles
town and Philsdelphia Navy Yards for ex-
animation. If their professional and
physical qualifications are satisfactory
and letters establishing good moral char
soter are presented, they will be recon-
mendsd to the department for appoint
ment according to the wants Of the serv-
ice.
Special to the Post:
WASHINGTON, August IL.
Judge Advocate General Holt decides
that every man abroad or at sea, who may
be drafted, is not to be regarded as q de-
serter in the spirit Of the law, until he is
notified Of the fact that he has been
drafted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12
FROM CHARLEnrnN.

FoRT MONROE, August 10.
The steamer Nellie Pentz arrived this
morning from Stono Inlet. H
Captain Phillips reports he left there
last Friday, at which time the siege was
progressing favorably and the officers and
men in fine spirits.
No news Of Importance.
The following letter has been received
from our NeWbern correspondent:
NEWBURE, N. c., August 9th.
The Unionists in eastern North Crrolins.
are to hold, in 3 few days, great mass
convention for the purpose Of invoking
our Government to send sufficient force
into this department to occupy Raleigh,
Wilmington and Weldon, in order to ioree
the rebel army to abandon Virginia, and
thus restore those two great States to the
Union at once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12

NEW 1oRK, August II.
The steamer China, from Liverpool the
1st and Queenstown the 2nd, arrived this
afternoon.
Her newsis mainly anticipated via Cape
Race
Marshal Forey, it is stated, VIII leave
Mexico September 18Th, giving up the
commaud to General BsEaine.
The sane authority says that negotia-
tions betweea the Three Powers for q CON-
mon reply to Russia are in tie point Of
successful termination.
La France does NOT despair Of Russia
proving eOnoilistOry. Should she, how.
ever, be otherwise disposed, the oonse-
guence would be . general war, placing in
question all the interest Of Europe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12

INV YoRK, August II.
There were some tWenty-fts cases Of
sun stroke in this city yesterday, many Of
them mortal.
Colonel De Forest Of Hsvins cavalry,
is under arrest charged with having de-
frauded the Government to the amount Of
$50 600.
The draft is nearly completed in the
western part Of New York.
ReYisions Of the enrolment lists have
been ordered in the first nine Districts Of
the State. The draft therein viii take
place in about two weeks.
JEFF Davis is i'll at Richmond and doubts
Of his recovery are entertained.
:. II is said that Gen. Lee has addressed q
letter to JET. Davis, calling upon him not
to hang the two Federal officers now con-
fined in Richmond as his son General ".
z. Lee would in consequence be hung. II
this was resisted he declared bis intention
to throw up his commission.
It is not believed that the rebels viii
hang our officers.
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FRAVELKR,s RKGIsFER.

MORNING, AUG. II, ,ss.
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FROM KENTUCKY.
Forrest Opposite Burksville :
Buokner in KnOxVille-.Gen-
eral Burnside in Lexing-
tom
ITO The Cincinnati Gazstts.J

LEXINGTON, August 10.
The rebels, s,numbering from l. 900 tOIl 800,
supposed to be Of Forests command, are
rumOred to be opposite Burksville, Other
parties are reported approaching.
The Gaps abOuts say Buckner isat Knox
vile in person gathering in cOnscripts and
fortifying the town.
The rebels evidently deprecste Federal
invasion, and will not surrender their food
and forage without desperate struggle.
WoolfOrd has an independent brigade, and
still remains about Somerset. Col. saund-
ers is appointed chief of cavalry On Gener-
al Carter's staff. -
General Burnside and part Of his staff
are here. It is to be hoped the Camp Nell
son and bay questions will receive his
early and serious attention. -si5.l
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August llth.
A Paris letter says the alarm about 3
war with Russia continues, and the most
improbable reports are started hourly in
regard TO it.
The situation 10 day is this:
France will not 60 alone into war with
Russia for fear Of q European coalition
but on the other hand, If France can carry
Austria, England and Sweden into the
war with her, then Russia, which has BE-
lieVed this coalition impossible, win back
out and eOneeds the six points. Thus, in
either case, war seems for the moment i'm
possible.
France and Sweden are eager for The
war, bnf Austria and England hold back.
In the meantime, trade is suffering BY the
fright as mneh as if the war actually COM
menecd.
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FROa COLUMBgs.
Disturbances in Morrow County
C6pperheads the Assailants--
They Get the Worst of It
.-Ths Draft in the
West.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.1
Coru,rpua A1,u

ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.l
COLUMBUS, August 10.
Some COpperheads 10 Morrow county,
owing the Sd Ohio boys a grudge, under
took on Saturday to clean out party Of
ten, who had assembled at Cardington to
to take the cars for Columbus. The Cop
perheads, thirty in number. were from
Harmony township, and were armed with
shillalahs, bilIies, SC. After they had
commenced their attack, the Sd Ohio
charged on them with success. Several Of
the COpperheads were wounded, and their
leader so severely handled that he has
been unable to speak since the occurrence.
The assault was unprOvOked, and is an ex-
ample Of the hatred q certain class of
COpperheads have for Union soldiers.
1t is understood by the authorities here
that the draft will not take place in this.
nor in the West, until it is enforced in
New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12
NEW YORK MARKEr-AuEust II.

lBT TELEGRAPH.l
FlOur-Martet heavy and Sc lower, with only
moderate business. ...a .a .-r
Sales st e. gOe15IO for Extra state; IS 3O856O for
common to good shipping brands of extra round
hooped Ohio; S5,65G7,0O for trade brands. Market
closed dull and heavy. .er
Whisky-Markst less active, but without decid-
ed change. sales at 45lS145e.
Wheat-Market heavy and fully Ic lower.
MiiITania' s39o sI & SS'V IA ~ O
81, ,25 for wiuter red State.
COrn-Market without decided change, with mod
crate business doing, chiefly for home uss sales at
67G6Sc for slipping mixed western, including one
boat load hicag0 at 6s6c, which is above tine
ket 1; 7lc for white western.
Oats Market decidedly lower. Sales at 6l@65c
for western.
POrk-Market opened firm and closed less active.
Bacon Sides-Dull and UNCHANGED.
lard-Market firm and more active. Sales at 95z
6I0zsc
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NATIONAL SABBATH CONVENTION.

SARATOGA SPREos, August IL.
National Sabbath Convention met here
to-day. Most Of the loyal States were
represented.
Norman White, Of New York, called the
Convention to order. Rev. Charles Hodge
Of New Jersey, acted as temporary chair
man. Hon. ". ". Ellsworth, Of Cincin-
natl, was made permanent President; /;
Professor North, Of Hamilton College,
Secretary; VIM. E. Dodge, Of New York,
Chairman.
The President delivered an eloquent In
sugural Address and Professor Phillip
schof, Of PsnnsyITanis, read an essay on
the American Sabbath. The Convention
will adjourn Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12

EXCURSION To-MoRRow.--Remember
that Tomorrow Thursday the excursion on
board the Morning Star to Putin Bay comes
of, for the benefit of the Soldiers in the U. s..
Hospital. Leland's Band will be on board.
If the weather is favorable there will be a
large crowd, without doubt. Tickets only
fifty cents.
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SCALES.
A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A ooEsUMPr1vE CURED.

Or. n. JAMES, Retired Physician of great
eminence, discovered, while in the East Indies, q
csftaln cure for Consumption, Asthma, BronchitiE,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. Ths remedy
ter, given mp 10 die ais child was cured and IL
now alive and well. DESTROYS OF benedtting his fel
low mOrtals he will aenc to those who wish it the
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
ces5uy using this remedy, free, receipt of their
MONIES, with two stamps 90 pay expenses There i9
not single case OF Consumption that lt QQes no4 A.
once take hold OF and diss pEte. Night seafss peo
Tshness irritation Of the nerves, failure Of mOTY,
difficult eNpectoratiO1s sharp pains in tha lun, sore
threat chilly sensations. nausea at the stomach In
actor OF the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles.
BThe writer will please state the name Of the pa
per they see this adYeFtiment in. address,
CaADDOOE %,
iyIs-4s2 2ss North dist. PhiladalBhia. Pa.
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= AvoId UaIn ID Patent Aasuls !,

1Hiea-Lynnan's Block. nssF the Court Houee.
cleveland, and No AS Ninth Street, Washing
ton, D. G. ianSI:H
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Rose & Prenri-s' Provision Market Re-

Rose & Prentiss' Provision Marker Re-
port.
The following are the rates charged by them
Hams-S Sugar-cured premium Hams a D.. lpc
CanFasssd Hams, & b-.--..... ............
ShOuldefs- -Sugar-cured e Nc
Sugar-cured canvassed = D.. 7c
Hue0n-0r Smoked Sides 2 ib....-.......... %
LaTd-Prime leaf, kettle-rendered in bbls q n Oh c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs = h. I6c
POrlk-NO. mess z sI 3 90
Extra clear . sbbl-............- I5 20
30 No extra charge made for packages or cartage
70 railroad depOts or boats. ALI articles are warrant
ed strictly prime, and rqua to anything in The State
Orders promptly hlied. Our sugar-curod Hams and
kette-rendeTed Lard took the frst premium al the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE 4 PRENTIsS
iuly4:R25
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THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
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DEATH FROM sUEsTRoKE.-0n Monday
afternoon laborer employed in unloading
wood from the scOw F air Play, at R. P. Jones'
dock, met with a sunstroke. He was taken
to his residence on Bolivar street, where he
died yesterday morning. His name We could
not ascertain.
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M A R IN r

POEI or CLEVELAND, August II.
ENTERED.
Stmr Morniog Star, Viger, Detroit.
Prop tOrtsmOlth, Traverse Sanduskv
Prop Northern Light, Spalding. Marquette
schr Wellington. Hearns, Marquette
Schr General Scott, Morgan, Marauetns
Echr Even, - Master OsWegO
schr PierpOut, Edwards, OswegO.
schr Mcdonald, Purdy, Dehensic.
schr Chas. Hinkley, Warning, Buffalo
schr Bermuda, Becker, Buffalo.
Schr y. Baker, Robinson, Buffalo.
schr Ellen White, Cassidy, Bay City.
Schr Maranda, GOrwin, Black River
scow Black swan, Fields, Black River.
ScoW Whittlesie, Chaplin, Saginaw.
Scow Swallow, Fuller, Port Huron.
bcow John Lilley, Moraan, Detroit.
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Figer, Detroit
Prop Ortsm0uth, Traverse, Buffalo
Prop Iron City, Turner, Ontonagon
Bark u. A. Stannard, Richardson, NJ M4rquette
Bark Flying Mist, Hinnchard, Chicago.
Bark Chenango, Molm, Chicago.
Schr ureka, Malntt, kingsvile.
Schr Charley, Mydr, St Lark.
Schr lookout, Raymond Marquette.
Schr II. O. Post, Green, Toledo.
schr l.. b. ShepSrd, Barker, Detroit
echr L. C. Butts, Nc EWen, Bay CITY,
schr Tartar, Post, Portage Lake.
Scow Cousin Mary, hOOt, Portage
Scow Sunshine, Nichols, Sandusky
scow Black Swan, Fields, BLACK River.
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LOCAL EOTIOKs.

IEFoRMATIoE WANTED. "A young man
named Horace 0akes, left his fathers house,
August Sd. he was last heard from in Clevs-
land-is 10 years of age-light hair-blue
eyes -about i've feet ten inches highs sub
jeet to fits, which have Oecasioned the loss of
his reason.
n Any information concerning him will be
gratefully received by his father,
GEORGE 0AKES,
August 10, 1868, Ohagrin Falls, o.
augI2:452.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-12

WARD MEETINas.-On Thursday night
meetings will be held in the various wards
for the purpose of nominating delegates to
the Union Convention, which occurs on Sat
urday next. We hope the Secretaries Of the
meetings will sndeavOr send US reports of
the meetings immediately after adjournment,
SO that they may appear in Friday mornings
Leader.
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cLAlms - -. :


-f We are authorized BY soyernmsHt % eolses
sasl SIOO Bounty, enc
due discharged soldiers, also the widow children,
riEhtful heirs Of AL deceased soIdiersi also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who was dis
"a Hb ed IN the service, is entitled. Also. Pensions
soldiers EidOWsi children, mothers, OF orph-
q sisters IS they are seysralIy entitled under
Back Pay,
dus discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashad. Also,
Prize MoReE. H eI-
.1.ea Money due enlisted s months men; money
due tssmsters, and every other class o. clam
growing out Of this or any otherWRr. a
We also pay special attention to -,-0
Ert PATENTS. ~ ne
BEAvOid Claim and Patent Agents WES
are net Essased.
We publish The Soldiers Friend, . paper
OF much interest 70 soldiers and their hsira.-
Send rs your name snd stamp, and We viii send
acopy feei or twelve copies, ens each month,
OF IS cents.
Apply TO Us in person or BY letter, with STAMP,
aad youT business shall hsye prompt attention,
Tess low aud no charge until sfier we have Ae-
Q. G. BRUoE.
oHcs--Iyman's Block, nsaF the Court Hopss
cleveland, and No. AS Ninth Street, Washing
toni d. Q. ianS1:d
~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
EectroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
ala, Rhsunstisn, Herofala, Nsuralgis aad All
ar nsrFous diseases and diseases Of ths Brain,
Throat Heart, Lungss LAYER and Urinary Or
ganB, and other Chronic diseases. Reierencs
1iVen TO many formidable csses cured ID this
sity af5er other phyEieianB had failed. See al !.
VeTaRement in another column Once No. lls,
sanoea street