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Notice to Aged q InfIFm Parents,
= HEADQUARTERS, oFfIcE PHoyesf Marsha i
4 > = p az - DtsfhIcf tVEsF VIRGtnt8
ahkSIeNs DeeSinbeF i aS53, y

iga HEADQUARTERS oEfteE PHovesf MAAsHAH9 q
eRAg1oss DeesnbeF y assa, Va
sGEorToN 2 Of the RnrollIhehf Act pEqEidel that
arm parents subject todFaft, the ftheFi tF y he %
dead the mother, may elect which son shan DO e1-
patties interested win take notice that the eiee.
tten must be made before the dratts IN order thes
the name q On 90 elected may be stE1eken tEeul
the roll filssrt. Z 10 E...,s- t,,.
The folloQIn| lI9 ne required cert eaAnk4
ofWhieh a||I 0I I4l1ilhed nom this etteet
+ lgohH90l 49,.
CsFtgeeof< Of "a ,af flaf ne or she astiTes Ols 81
AfS o. her 81 risa
1. tie sub,esl I' lbo hther Tor nlothsfl q
.''N hereby certify ihafI an aged and inirm, aud
from from he operations q t4s act Of congress oEe
rolling and calling cut the national forces, ae APP
proved March =, 1883. :t.s4 ias
49,.
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. .aa FHRoFosI tlAH9HAE'9 ofIielt - .i7a 1
IsE Dlsl. STAYS o. NHsI Va, = .
WHEELING, ". Va, November gQth, 1s8a. J
.sl..isl'PUBIIc NOTICE !

d
rs hereby given tst a j tlsoii 70 he
i Board % Knrpllment 10 tlis Dlstriet man &C.
cepfRhlh Il Arttfuit < u ia present tnlln1.
q ptahIity q ~ lh1 Rr0lott Marshal
aenetats Bureau, ahAll = feiioss.
n. FSf "a aecspfed Fecruif, who 81 te .stogn
70 fte Board 20 have Il least Niue mopthl a.
. solder and been Il - Tor otter
cause than disability ~ ! pfelnlunl oft 15s
end For a. aecspted the Military
quAAeAon Above spec = prem an - 10
The premiums 70 ~ pad ~ spon - tbs aeceptsd
recruits have been - the eneEal render.
voun ~ WhoeilnEs W.ta.t whenever the peEeon who
flrniIhed the y The 1isbprslnB
0feer e wishing Geertl helte from the Board that
the reorit4 nam aud IT mon ne clAlll lre1lt.
uua were accepted and eguilrly enlisted, together
With ! srtidcate from the GoninlandinE 0flesr st
the general rendezvous a. WhetllnE ". Va that
the aid recruits have aetaAiIy been Resolved - III
: R.B. sTONE.
~ te Pro- Mar. and Pres Board o. Knrollments
declsH
Nov fhs tirast . an yoar - analiics. IN
IN 4 box o. OoslAFa. WafE4nte1. s...l
nov26 KD1TUND BOOKING.
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DIED.

At the residence OF his father, on gon street. Gem.
stresWheeliug, on Monday evening, a0th NoYeniber
RoBHRI PaItIPs, aged 90 years and s.months.f5-c
The funeral viii take place nom the reaidenCe OF
his tatler to-day at O'clock, r. u. Friends Of the
family are invited toattsnd. - -!
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Personally ApbeaEed before me the above banned
it5577lllF, Gfd and sevetsliy made Oaah that
the above certificates aFeebFreot and true 70 the
best Of their knOEledg and belisE 1na{5a -
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Gen. Aeaas's Operations Last Rseb--7Ss
Passqge Of lie Rqpidaa- Hpg Lee was
Deceived as to tie Place Of our CtO.sfttg--
The Skamishes Of Friday and Saturday
Lat ss,,4. 90 ....t. "a
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We the SubscriberS, DO hereby esEtity that the
above named " aged and tnhrtnS ana dVpenaeh
on the labor q sons Tor support.
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FOR SALE.

A desirable residences on Market Street, Cent?,
IA Wheeling, formerly occupied ~ Mrs. Ellison.
For terms apply 70 AhDREW WILSON Esq. ~
gdecl-1w y. ft- eiHs@ -
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= ~ Justice ofthe Pfdee,
Datedat this day6f ,fSB - -
TNoEE 1.-The frst certificate must be signtd b.
the parent making the election, and The second ~
two Respectable eitizeng % rbsidenfs
Fualde, and sworn 10 before > nagistrafe. u eass
the father @ deceased, the = % be agned
tobe ststed 81 tile peflQns eert Tying. l.. = p
fN0tz as-lfhls eeI eate . 90 " used Only IN
cases where the tlF II rtr1o cl1ifit
tion i nee IT tie support u the per-
sons dependeut On hiqis The exc 11 ton does not
apply To cases WeEe here T. mt pfopeftg %
lug the ilcoHe can be b trustees,
g I &c isse 49, M.
District Tithe u adlneG9 70 attend % eeset Of
te aboye Char Rom 10 % - a, NJ and
ttpm z g once 60 s q ss5sef
:, :, :, rrp lIaT. j
-. os5 Ser 6f bard y +
80, s.51 49, "a RgBf.W H4ZEETT, 3
h0tzs " Surgeon 81 Board of EnroiI1lsat, =
- y II
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NOTICE.

ASSISTANT QuAR1ER.AIA8FRR,so RgICE,
l-FtFs uuAHGR O AID 24b sRRksts,
WRahlhstOA, D. O., November - tse3.
EHNHs pnbie sale o. QuartermastoF's StoFos alypE,
tised TT "wednesday, the ID Of DetembeFS y
postponed until Wednesday, the 18th.
: = ssie - ~ CHAs. n TOMRKINS,
deol.td Capt. and A. Q. 81, .. 8. A.
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Fourth Page.

Interesting reading matter will be found
on the fourth page of this paper.
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God Ruard our Gag, and keep sach star
Pan stripe a. blight Is new they wave
atjII make Il lead orr ranks in war
StlI foat above each patriotic grave
Death TO the traitor that would dare
70 trail 1t through the dust Of shame
All honest h0Arts Its lot Will snare
And follow It 10 Death or Rame.
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FOR SALE.

EOUR eligible aud eouysufsnt DVsllipg HSs'aA
sltAatt4 On JOHN street u tiie city ~ Whslli- 3
Que Of them = . Arsttiass Fesidelce, taEgs a9 -,
modion4, ard eo1nected with e . let and 2 had q
gFgunG. AtI are desirable and well lOcatea.
Aggly e Jas PAUL.
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FAMILY DYE COLoRs.

sra sAy1Es OF so PER oENT.-es
Ror . cents you can color ~ many goods asWOuld
otherwise cost ilVe tilies that sum. Various shades
can DO produced from she s4ue dye. The pr5eess Z
aueoeaS Directions IN EDslsh, French aud German,
inside Of each package. u -
For further Inflammation In y oIBa. and giving .
perfect knowledge what e0loFs are best ADAPTED %
dye over others with many ValuAble pe8l par
chase Howe steVen.' Il eAtlse on pyeing and Col
oETng. Sent by mad on receipt q pelee-l0 eentas
Manufactured b. HOWE q SEENIlt6S -
cSi-lfTL ~ 40 RRoaDFAa, BOiroN.
nOV28-IysmpB
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Notice to Aged q Innrm Parents

r. AkkDauA k4kss, c4FIcs PEoyp5T tfAHsHAE,l
15I DIsIHICf HyEsF YfGgEN1A,
WaNHLiAgs Ncvehber "a 1888.
GECTI0N o. The EnFplmsht Act provides that
- when there are two or suns % aged or In
dead the mpthsI, may slfst which son ehPn ~ sE-
ton must be made before the draftS IN order thSt
the name the son % elected may be stricken tfpm
the roll.
Iof which win BE- Furnished from this Once:
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,WAsHINaros. Nov. %, 1868.

Your correspondent r. 9. G.. furnishes
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ssVohU plSF EA. SStFaa.. ,rtsiey
Your correspondent, Beta, whose &C.
count of operations also comes down to
IL O'Clock q. M, on Saturday, says: r.
OF the cavalry, Gregg held the right,
Buford the center, aud Fitzpatrick the ex.
IRENE lelt during and after the crossing OF
the Rapidap, H 6l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-17
IMPORTANT 10 FEAALEs.
nR- CHEEsRMANs PILLs-

Ths combination .. ingredients IN these Pilsau
the rsau:t o. long and extensive Practice ThsT ars
mild In their operation and certain In correcting a.
Irregularities, painfal lsnstruston, removing al u
5ructions, Ehother IRON cold OF othsrwiss headaehs
pain In tbs side, palpitation Of the heart, whites a.
nervous afeotlonss Mysteries, iatiEus, pain IN Ii,
back and limts, &C. disturbed slasD, which srssa
ron interruption Of rzfurs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
RAs the commandment Of new sra in the trssfmsEi
OF those Irregularities and ob5irgctons, which haT
consigned 20 many to pIsmst1rs grave. No ismals
can enjoy god health aIlsss shs "a regular, and
whenever an obstruction takes place thu Esnsrzi
health begins to decline.
DR. OHERsEAAH's PILLS
arc tho most ssctual romedy ever known for Gl con
BIEfhfI IN En-naiar To classes thoy a..
Invaluable, including with certainty periodical rsq
ularity. They are known to thousands, Who haV,
used them, ct dieront periods throughout the o0un
tzT having the sanction Of some Of the most emnsgi
Physicians in Amerios
Explicit directions, atatias when they should nG
Be used, with each Box The BFlcs. q, GO PER Bo
containing from 60 10 60 Pins
Pills sent bY mail, promptly By RENTING 70 u
PrOpristor. Sold By Druggists generally.
b B. HUTCHmGs, Propristot,
70 Oedar-St., New Yerk.
- Sold WhsIssals and Retail in Cleveland b
STBOHG 3 ARMSTRONG sprl4:nowil27
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Correspondence OF Cleveland LEADER
CAMP SEAR MURFREGsBoRo,' Feb. 4.
Though your correspondent is in camp,
the 1O5th is not What there are left of
them well enough to endure march left
camp yesterday morning at seven o'clock
on an expedition of some kind against the
enemy. The expedition is composed of
five brigades and battery. The 105th
cannot muster at the present time three
hundred men able for duty. There were
not more than two hundred able to stand
the fatigues Of the march which they are
now making. Its number was decreased
on the I'd of January, by the capture of
one hundred and fifteen men who were
out on a foraging expedition.
The weather yesterday and to-day is
clear and cold, and camp life anything
but pleasant The government does not
furnish stoves, and the men have invented
various methods Of keeping warm through
the long, cold hours Of the night Some
have punched holes through large camp
kettle and hung it near the ground in the
center Of the tent In this fire is built,
the smoke going out ct the top Of the tent.
The tents have the color of an old mer-
schsum and the only way for their inbab-
itants to avoid the smoke is by keeping
close to the ground.
The proposition made in Congress ofin-
creasing the pay Of privates seems to meet
the universal appreciation of the soldiers;
while the consolidation of the depleted reg
iments occasionally finds an opponent
But it is generally conceded that it would
add to the efficiency Of the army, and de-
crease the expenses of the war at least
one-third. The pay Of the commissioned
officers of a regiment is now too large and
ought to be reduced. The high wages now
paid has tendency to prolong the war;
for when man is making money he is
very careful not TO do anything that will
shorten the stream that is flowing into his
pockets. One of the great measures Of
the North for shortening the war, should |
be law that would consolidate regiments |
as soon as they number less than four |
hundred and fifty men. Let leave Of abb |
sence be granted to the officers thrown out |
by the consolidation, with a stoppape Of /
pay until again called into the service
Let all officers Of weak knees be DIS a
from the service, and their places filed by ,
worthy men from the ranks.
I believe decrease of the pay Of officers,
an increase Of the pay of privates and
non-commissioned efhe0Rs, and the consol-
idation ofregiments, should all be included |
in one bill end Immediately be passed by
Congress.
o9 4ltE. ERIN. !
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
lVl command Of decretal Sd pluries order Of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
ga county, at the suit Of Ezra Monlux against
Levi Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas, Electa
Schnel, Board Of Education Of East Cleve-
land Township, and 8. H Kirby, 70 me directed,
shall offer for sale at public auction, at the door
Of the Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on
the 26th day Of February, 1858, at two o'clock P.
NJ, the following described premises, situate in
lots and 5, beginning at a point on the Plank
Road az the west corner Of that portion Of said
original premises set ofto Electa Sehnell; thence
south 501{9 east six ehainsi thence south 3914e
west 20 links; thence south 81 east chains and
76 links to the west line Of Chittenden Lewis
land; thence south chains and links; thence
north 501< west chains % links; thence north
39540 east1 cham ahd 81 links; thence north 5O5(o
west chains to the Plank Road; thence north
3919 east chains and 81 links 20 the place Of be-
ginning, containing 25-1OO acres-2S-lOO acres in
lot No.4, and 97-lOO acres in lot No. 8 Apprais-
ed at S425. D. W. GAGE,
WILLIAAsON RIDDLE, Master Comm'r.
Pitts Atty. ian66:428
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We regret to see that General Banks is
receiving the concentrations and congrat-
ulations of the New York World and other
kindred Democratic sheets, for his course
in New Orleans. The fact is palpable that
the men most commended by that class of
journals are not those who are the most
determined in the war and we are sorry
to see that they add General Banks to their
list. 1t is bad sign for him. If it could
be done, it would be gratifying for our
Generals to so fulfill their duties that they
would secure universal satisfaction, but it
is too true that the Democratic prints do
not choose for their heroes those who are
most energetic and determined.
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Let Wa 'hinGton be HOaored and TFaitSrF
Rehuhed


The undersigned having on the I'd IN
slant, by a meeting of a large number of
the citizens Of Cleveland, been appointed
Committee to make arrangements and
call Mass Meeting to be held at Cleve-
land on the 22d of February inst, to ap-
prOpriately celebrate the anniversary of
the birthday of Washington and consider
the present condition and future prospects
of the institutions founded by him, deem
it proper to state,
That in the discharge of the duties thus
imposed, the Committee at once opened
correspondence with General B. F. Butler,
Hon. D. S. Dickinson, Hon. J. a. Wright,
and other distinguished statesmen and pa
triots, inviting them to be present and ad-
dress the masses on the occasion. We are
not able at this moment to speak with GER
tainty, but feel confident that we shall be
able to secure one or more of the above
named champions of freedom to address
rs.
Arrangements will be made to have the
place of mesting as convenient and COM
Portable as the season of the year will per-
nit, and for the accommodation Of all who
shall attend
We, therefore, invite all the loyal and
patriotic citizens of Northern Ohio to meet
US in Mass Convention at Cleveland, on
MONDAY, FEB. %, 1863, Alto AN.
Let US come together and consult upon
the condition of the country, the dangers
which threaten the stability Of the Govern
ment and the best means of averting the
murderous blows now being aimed at its
life by red-handed traitors and their back
ers and sympsthizers, who only lack cour-
age to make them as honorable as rebels
in arms. All who deprecate the rebel
lion and its successful triumph; all who
are willing to stand by the Government
and sustain the Administration in its hon
est and patriotic efforts to prevent dismem-
berment of this broad heritage Of freemen
and punish treason against the noblest
Republic of ancient or modern times; all
who are in favor of the Union of the
States; all who hate treason and traitors
North and South; all who desire to be bap-
tized anew into the spirit of our revolu-
tionary Fathers, are cordially invited to
attend.
Notice will be given from time to time
Of further arrangements.
R. F. PAINE,
WILLIAM FULLER,
W. Y. CRAW,
CHAS. WASON,
T. GARLICK, COMMITTEE
A. STONE, Jr.,
NJ. c. YOUNGLOVE,
VIM. BOARDMAN,
Cleveland, Feb. %, 1868.
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NTAsTERs SALE.-Pursuant to The

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lNl command ofan order ofsale to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
county, in the suit of John 4. Orr against George
Campbell and others, I shall offer for sale,
at public auction, at the door Of the Court House
in Cleveland, on the 9Th day Of March, 1868, at
? o'clock P. NJ, the following described premises
situate in Cleveland, West Side, and known as
lot three hundred and fifty $50 Of Barber &
Lords subdivision in what was recently called
the City Of Ohio, bounded north by lot 35l, east
by Fulton street, south by an alley, and west by
the east line Of original lot No. 81, being Ga feet
front on Fulton street, 235 PIP feet deep on the
north side thereof and 213 feet deep on the south
side thereof
Appraised at s., 600.
n. GRISWOLD,
J. P. Bishop, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney. feb5:430
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Nancy N. Northrop vs.. Alanson Pomeroy, Ex-
ecutor and Trustee Of Benjamin Northrop, de-
deased, and others.
In Common Pleas, Cuyahogs County, Ohio. Civil
action for relief
NHARLES NORTHROP, Of Moira,
Franklin county, New York, and William
". Northrop, Of the United States army, will
take notice that on the 18th day Of March, 1862,
the said Nancy NJ. Northrop & ed her petition 10
the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, against said Alanson Pomeroy as Executor
and Trustee Of Benjamin NOrthrop, deceased,
with all other defendants claiming an interest in
the estate Of said BENJAMIN Northrop, deceased
the object and prayer Of which petition is to set
aside the election claimed to have been made BY
the plaintiff to take under the will made By said
Benjamin Northrop, and that she may Be re-
stored to the same rights which she would have
had had no such election been made; that sald
petition has been since amended, making new
parties. SAID petition also sets forth that said
Charles Northrep, William W. NorthrOp, the
Domestic Foreign Missionary Society, OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, in the United
States Of America, the American Home Mission
ary Society and Edward B. Northropi 0n his life
time) consented that said election might be
made, and the plaintiff restored to her legal
rights as thoughno such election had been made.
Said defendants viii answer said petition by the
4th day Of April 1865, or the matters therein al
ledged will be taken as true, and Judgment and |
orders taken accordingly.
RANNEY, BACKUs 4 NOBLE,
fsbs;4n Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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The COnfss.iOns and Experience Of a
Poor Young Men.

A gentleman having been cured Of the results o.
eary error and disease will from motives OF bensV-
oenoo, send to those who request it. a copy Of The
above interesting narrative, published BY himself.
This little book is designed warning and caution
young men ard those who suffer from Nervous De
bility, Loss OF Memory, Premature Decay, &C, Sc,
supplying at the same time the means Of self cure
Single copies will be sent under seal in . plain en-
velope, withO charge, TO any who request IT, By cd
dress .ng the author, CHAS. A LAMBERT,
uoy2s.dsw42s Greennoint Long Island n L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-17

X UARDIAN SALE.-The undersigned
II will sell at Public Vendue on the premises
on the 23d day of February inst, at 10 o'clock
A. M, one seventh interest in common subject
to the dover Ofthe widow Of Jehiel Cham6erlin,
in the following described real estate, the prop
ertY Of Ellen Porter, minor, to wit: Situate in
the township Of Bedford in the'county of Cuya-
hoga, and being part Of original lot No. 50, and
bounded as follows Beginning in the centre Of
the Twnsbdrgh Plank Road, at point which
bears south 43 deg, east Il 54lOOth chains along
the centre of the Plank Road from the north line
Barnes land: thence south GO deg, west q chains
and IA links to a stake; thence south p degrees,
east chains to a stake on the south line Of said
lot No. 50; thence east chains and 50 links along
the south line to q stake thence north GO deg,
east II chains and 81 links to the centre Of the
Plank Road thence north 43 deg, west Sc along
the centre ofthe Plank Road to a stake. thence
north At deg, east chains and 81 links to stake;
thence north 43 deg, west, parallel to the Plank
Road, 3 chains and links; thence south 47 deg,
west chains and 81 links to the centre OF the
Plank Road thence north 43 deg, west chain
and 30 links TO the place Of beginning, and con-
tains 20 acres Of fland.
Also one seventh interest in common, subject
to dover aforesaid, the following described tract
of land situate in said Bedford, and being part
of said lot 49, and bounded by commencing at
the northwest corner Of land owned by the heirs
Of Jehial Chamberln and AlonzO Drake; thence
in an easterly direction 40 rods TO stake at the
corner Of original lot Of acres thence westerly
Bedford to Twinsburgh; thence along the line OF
the said road to the place Of beginning, contain
ing one hundred rods Of ground be the same
more or less. .
The interest in the first tract above described
appraised SIG. and in the last tract at 4l0Oth
dollars.
February I6, 1868, febl7:427.
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OPTICAL.
Z. 81. sOLOMONsON,

EhAUIIUAI And sUIhNIIFIJ UFIIUIA
Keeps the largest assortment IN ths Optical line Ofs
tne trade. From his long reaidence IN this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time, be would say 70 his old friends and the public
generally, thai eOrt that could be put forsh %
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under bis own inspection, 10 suit the eyes, in all ca
5es curing weakness, dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Eye, and mpartng strength for long reading and hs
sewing. The reputation OF SOBOMOhSOH'S estab-
shment as the mOst reliable to get tho best articles
In that line that can be obtained has become an 81
lablshod fact, and attested By his patrons whose a
vtce Il is. 60 TO sOLOMOhSON'S, make no mis-
iake,l l3a Superior-St., under the American and
there yOu will md the best kind cf SPECTAbLE9
adapted 70 your sight.
BS-Mr. Solomonson would hers inform the public
that be poys any in the sale Of his Len
se and those who desire pair OF his Spsctacles can
only obtain them by calling at bis Establiahneut =
~ 4ARfHIOIAL EYEs inserted without Daih
as psrIecL natural
Hotel. Wur1
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A rRIEsD IN HEzD-rRY II.

A FRIEBD IN HEED-TRT II.
In. Sweets sINEALAIBLE LINIMENT Il prepare
IRON the recipe os Dr. sEsphen Sweet, Of Connscisl
the great bone 5atter and has been used in biz prao
tos for the last twenty years with the most ast0nsh
Ing euccess. As an eIt0rnai remedy it i8 W1thoatr
rival, and will alleviate pain more speedily than ans
other preparation. foT all Rheumatic and HerVom
Disorders il is truly infalhbs, and curative fof
Sores Wounds, Sprals, Bruises, &C, its so0thina
healing and powerful gtheniug propansites ex
cite the Just wonder and astOnishment Of all who hay
a7or given Il trial. Over four hundred esrtfcate
81 reular nblo curas Performed by il within the ai
tWo years, attest &c this fact- strong Arpatrong
AEenra rnr lnnuaIamd hncInaltanE-.l =. Lll.
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E0R SALE "a ETCHANGE

"a Acres on plank road in Parma; good Buildings,
Fruit. &C. Will exchange in part for House and
Lot in City.
Good House and Barn in Collamer; II acres land ;
good Fruit, ornamental shrubbeTy &c Exchange
for house in city, sub. .ect to mortgage Of $500.
Lot and tao Houses on Lake-st- EXchangef for Land
near this city. sub. ect TO a mortgage OF sl2O
Sever-l Grist and Mills diffeI ent lOcatOns.
Exchange Tor Farms or part Western lands.
Hpuse aud Lot on Tracy-St Exchange for past West
ern land.
3O &C es on stage road to Eyria, two mies west Of
Dover Center stone COTTAGE house, variety Of fruit
&C. Exchange In part for house aud lot IN city.
sZ< acres in Orange township, 10 miles from city
Exchange for nOuse and lot in city, half amour
Is and Z2 acres on St. Clair St, about three miles
out. Exchange for a form.
Brick Houss and Lot on supeiior-st. Extension, X
change for a farm.