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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11
MASON & HANLINs CABINET ORGANS.
n. Y All LIE = CLuIRCuEs aud SCHOOLS -Reeaex

vi ASON ~ IfADll4AN
vi for FAMILIES CHURCHES, and ScHO0LS.-Reeos'
ned by he musical profession greatly superior TO Halms
NUNS Melodeons and all other small organs Ses our uus
tr=ted catalogue for explicit testimony to their superiority,
from majority Of the most eminent ossanss In AmercaI
Prices $50 $500 each.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS-The great reputatioa
which Cabinet Organs have obtained aud the extensive
demand e have induced dealers to advertise In some
cases. quite different instruments Cabinet Organs aud In
others to represent PURCHASERS that HsIonun and othee
reed organs the thing This not true The excel
ences Cabinet Organs which have Gwen them their
high reputation the result no, merely OF the superiority
their workmanship but aso IN large Of essential d
ferences IN construction which, being patented cannot Do
initiated by other makers From these arise their bess
quality and voums and aured capacity Tor expfos-
sion Warerooms in New.York, Nc. Mercer It
MASON BROTHERS..
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Cost ano foun6.

T OST or MISLAID. un
cpRTryIC.TE No 1885, for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK. dated Aug
n iaSl IN M. ssne Of CAMMAN L Co. -
Ths transfer has bssa stopped and IN parties are aessA
ga 70 negotiate the certMcste ~.
Application viii DO msee tot q new cesnncsI~
Az" W r. WHTrEHOUsE, son NORTON.
No % wilisnN
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NETWORK FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
CASH cAPlrAL.............. $500, 900.

N M - WALI-SIKEET. n ~ fIt
CASH CAPITAL..........."."S 900.
This Company has been in sdccessai operation for more
than THIRTY YEARS, and continues TO INSURE assnse
Loss and Damage by FIRE tess iavoabs " sniiaf
intsitutionA
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALL LOsses LIBERALLY ADJUSTED AND PRchrr%s ''~
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHILl, President.
Oliver r. Jones' William Hartun, Chas. H. Stewart,
Isaac NJ Seymour Saml j. Waring Samuel N. Dodge,
Abraham Il. Davis c. r. Pfefer Michael U6koedes
Saml. c. Harriet, Sylyanus bedell, Chas. d. Lewu.
John h. Andrew, X. ~. buchanan, Ethsiber y hlib,
Josiah o. Low William Herxel Joseph A. DfeyfeuA
John Ewen,, Thomas Davey. James G. 0ulick,
William Dspor, Heury j. ScuddeS. James j. WnghS
Z. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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miscellaneous.

NASH PAID for RAGS and OLD METALS.
~ White Rags 10 csnts Co,ons and woolsns, cents
Books and Newspapers, cents per pound Old Brass 20
per pound 81 No Is New bowery. eorRsr Of Roosevelt
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
IVA No. Is Broadway, n Z.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
HASONS SPERM OIL and EXTRA LAID OIL.
FOR Railroads. Steamships end fsc,osiss
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STORAGE LEASE FOR SALE.-Five years
- Unexpred LEASE Of Storage Warehouses Suitable Tor
Bondng) in desirable Locality. Address Storage box no
s.Gg. New. York Po,tOhce.
500, ,nssa !, used 'a' n sSSs'
,,;ny panes sec,red by letters patent will pay 100 Per
cent always IA demand. Address PATENT Boz No. &t5o,
Newly orr Post. Office.
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NATIONAL LIFE AND LIMB

NATIONAL, LIFE AND LIMB
IN Al . INSURANCE COMPANY "a
Organized under Special Charter Of 80 State Of New Yen
C5pltal Stock.,... gioo~"
With tbs privilege Of increasing to S5Co,00e.
Possesses all the powers and privileges Of Life nsurscs
Company with the additional powers OF nsuring the Livce
and Limbs Of Officers Sodiers and Sailors in the Army -
Navy, and all other persons.
Books opened for 100000 additional stock ct -
once o. the Company NO. oRIsSN Stunt, froddps
VIZ L. PRINCE. Vcs Presdo4L
THozM n. Wax BJagy Treasurer.
JOHN l.. CILLYr, Secretary.
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Union MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
" ORGANIZED IN lS49.
Asssrs slst Dec 1862 AZ
LOocEo fAlD. JCV,OOy w
DIVIDENDS PAID, In ossh....... 340,038 %
NEwYoRz RayBKEsCgs.
JAMES HARPER lPubshen,
0fthe Arm Of Harper Brothers, - No. 1l Peeda.
OF the firm Of C. O. ou.hcr Sons, No % MsidsuIsas.
SHERMAN, TALLMAN Co, 0rocers, No. 81 frontss.
CRAGIN Co, Provisions, No. 3S3 West 18th ST. e.
WOODBURY. ROBlNS0NS Fish and Salt ~ Frontst
CHAPLIN MELLEN Co.. Dry Goods, No. lao Churoha
GEORGE C. COLLIHSA Co., Grocer, No. % Frontst
MEDICAL BxANINERS
j. J. CRANE. MD. JOHN q. SEWALL, M D.,
No. 81 West alst-st No. "a Wcst 3eth -
Organized on she PURELY MUTUAL PLAN, mailing 81
nua appointments Of profits which have averaged fOkrx
PER GENT fo the past fourteen and paying the Dtv
dends In Cash the fifth Of each succeeding year thereafter
Printed documents showing the peculiar advantages OF sA
Company with table Of in all the and improves
forms ofinsurance, furnished gratis or sent by mail
New York ofice, No. Isl Broadway ~ -.
Persons wishiu. TO act as Agents may apply as above
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~ TIMER and REPAIRER, No. Is West Houston. st.
near Broadway n Y. New and Second Hand Pianos Fec
Sale and To Let.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

Congress dsvotes one day in six TO VEN
tiIation. The accumulated gases of the
week, no longer repressible, find an utter
ance in the buncombe orstory which all
classes Of poll ticians indulge in, as suit
able close to their weeks work. We have
no doubt that this arrangement is highly
beneficial to the health Of our legislator.
Having expended their quota of windy
OrstOry on Saturday, they can enjoy Sun
day, and possibly indulge in little solid
work during the remainder Of the week.
The fact is our American people are cursed
with the furOr Iogusrdi. The men who de-
liver wordy, frOthy speeches in Congress,
sre not the men whom the people really
appreciate. Il is the men who work, day
By day, for satisfactory solution of the
grave problems that are before the cOun-
try.
In days gone by, IL no doubt ticklei the
vanity of some constituent to receive the
agrest speech of the Hon. BOmbastes
Furioso, franked under the signature Of
the distinguished orator himself. There
may be few men left who do not under
stand thst many Of these great speeches
reported to have been delivered before the
House when that body were in rapt atten-
tiOn, were got off in very dull and pro-
saio manner on some Saturday afternoon,
when few gentlemen who want to send
speeches to their constituents assembled
together to say their pieces"
We suspect that Congress might exhibit
q little more patriotism and common sense,
il they would go to work and enact laws
necessary to the support of our finances,
the Strengthening Of our armies, and the
overthrow of the rebellion. We protest
against the dedication Of Saturday to
EOlus, the patron Of windy OratOry and
Buhcombe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
The Furr Of the RebeI Press.

LAC EAAN u Ea1 ANC1NA
The Richmond press, in their anxiety TO
fire the Southern heart once more, have
been making q great deal Of capital over
orders they declare to have been found on
the body Of Colonel Dahlgren. These in
struosions were, according to the Rich
mond Dispatch, "to massacre the President
(Jsf. Davis, J and his entire Cabinet, and dss-
tIoy Riekmond." This ahOrrible order is
made the theme of 8 number Of phrenzied
appeals to The people Of the South.
The whole sffsir bears upon its face
marks Of the supremest absurdily. The
alleged Instructions, had they been given,
would not have been carried on the person
Of Colonel Dahlgren. They could have
been Of no use and If he had such in
struotiOns, he never would have carried
them on his person, thus exposing himself
to fierce retaliation from the willy rebels
or If he had carried them, they would have
been in acipher" rather than in plain
English.
This attempt Of the rebel press to " FIRE
the Southern heart" again is one of the
lamest and clumsiest they could have at
tempted.
Speaking Of ciphers, the New York
Pest recalls discovery made in the year
1861, Of a plan by which General Beaure.
gard hoped to surprise Washington, which
was frustrated BY the capture Of q rebel
dispatch Of q very ingenious kind. The
message, when deciphered, ran thus;
az shall cross the river above Little
Falls on Sunday at2A. n. Signal red and
white rockets from Turner'S Hill. Fol
Gods sake, don't fail us. Fire the city al
all points agreed on at once. Dispstol
Lincoln and Scott as you suggest, and lei
the execution Of our plot be perfect.
BEAUREGARD."
This dispatch has seen by the Post; thu
plot failed, probably because the score
message was intercepted and the authori
ties we're on the alert. The miscreants VIII
could plan sn assassination in 1861 srt
quite capable now of attempting, by a for
gerry, to FIX crime upon an opponent moi
living to defend himself.
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NeH PostnIRernIntinn..

The sttention Of the public is invited TO
the many advantages Of the system Of .Tes
delivery Of mail matter by carriers, under
the new postal law Of March 8, 1868.
Letters are equally as safe in the hands
Of carriers as if delivered from Post Of
fee, and are more certain 10 be handed to
their rishtful owners, who are thus saved
the time and trouble Of calling or sending
for their correspondence, which is frequent
ly done when there are no letters for the
applicants.
Under the old system Of delivering let
ters from Post-ofhces when called for, much
time is necessarily consumed in srrsng-
ing letters in boxes for general delivery,
snb distributing them in private boxes for
those who rent the latter, while in each Of
these operations It is almost impossible to
avoid mistakes, particularly ct the gen.
eral delivery, where letters are liable to be
misplaced in the press Of applicstions.-
From these causes, many letters fail to be
delivered in due time, and other5 are sent
to the Dead Lstter-ofioe.
whenever it is,praoticsble, letters should
be plainly directed to the residence or
place Of business Of the person addressed,
and the number and street designated
This is matter Of the first Importance iu
sending letters to cities or large towns /;
but when the persons addressed are non
residents, whose particular locality is not
known, this fact should be indicated by the
word " Transient"
On the other hand, every person wri.
ting from q city or large town, should al
wsys inscribe at the commencement of his
letter, the street and number Of his resi-
dense. This would not only insure the
correct and prompt delivery Of any reply,
but also the restoration Of the letter in
case it could not be delivered. Another
important requisite is, that postage stamps
should be placed on the upper right hand
corner Of letters, SO as TO RsVe ample room
between the stamp and address foI post
marking and csnoelling without interfer.
/ ing with the writing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

The State Journal has happy faculty
Of generaliEing on the strength Of mere
rumOrs. 1t has enjoyed in some quarters,
ths reputation Of being an official paper,
Snd hence its statements are copied.
n We and it coming cut in a humble, but
not graceful retrest from it's assertions Of
Thursday, in the following lsngusge:
ain conversation. with the Adjulsnt
General Of the State, We leara that Ohio
still wants ct least 5000 men in order to
meet the quota hence pe are not ogt Of the
dfgt.n
The above is correct statement Of the
eAas, and shows that Ohio must yet work
diligently. Many townships have not
HIled their quotas. Do not wait for the
passage Of the Bounty Bin by the Legisls-
'ture. Il is st present in very critical
stats, snd may not get through for some
Days, possibly not at all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
Increase Of the Army.

The gain to our armies since November
1st 1868, is, by volunteer recruits, 2OO,-
OOOi by the draft Of 1858, 10000; by de-
Serters returned, $4,000; by the invalid
corps, 25, goo; and by re-enlisted veterans,
100000; tctal, 100000. To this add 70,
900 cOlOred troops and $1,000 white re-.
cruits enlisted between the first Of Janu.
ary and the first Of November, 1868, and
we hsve $4,000 as the gain to our armies
from January lst, 1868 to February 18th,
1864. Deduct 125,OOO as the casualties
disease and bsttles-fOr the year, and We
have net gain of near 100000, all Of
which, except 6s, 900, has been made since
November let, 1868.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1864
VAEUABLE REAL ESTATE,

neasterIy sido of vineJ ard, near superior-st,
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MA3TERla 3ALE.
NTAsTERis sALR.-Pursuant to the

NTAsTER's sALE.-Pursuant to the
N command Of an order OF sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County,
at the suit Of Christine Hege against William
TrautWein, Phebe Trautwein, Samuel G. Ives and
Charles T. Ives, to me directed, / shall expose
for sale at Public Auction at the door the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, on Monday the
4th day Of April. A d. 1864, at three O'Clock, P.
M. tho following described premises, situated in
the township and city Of Cleveland and County
Of Cuyahoga; being part OF original ten acre lot
number thlrty-one (3l) and bounded as follows,
tO-Wit Beginning al the point on the west side
OF Perry St eet one hundred and lorty-nlne Q49)
feet south from its Intersection with Garden
street. Thence running southerly along Perry
street thirty (30) feet, thence westerly at right
angles with Perry street one hundred and ninety
nine C99) feet and one-half( ( inches 70 An alley
thence along said in alley northerly direction
thirty-nine (39) feet and eight () inches thence
in an easterly direction two hundred and hve
cos feet and ave () inches to the place begin
n.ng. Appraised at SLIGO.
ALLEN II. BRINSMADE,
B. R. BEAvIs, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
March 1894 2. Tf6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

An army correspondent gives this des-
cription Of General W. T. Sherman: EHe
is probably On inch less than six feet in
height, and apparently forty-fve years
old. His frame is Of good size, but mod
crate development of muscle gives him an
appearance Of being more slender than he
really is. BIS hair and eyes are dark
his forehead high, and 80 exceedingly fair
that, standing as it does in marked con.
trast with his hair and eyes, it is his
prominent feature. His cheeks are mark
ed with deep lines, while ages crow has
made very palpsble track at the corner
OF either eye. A benevolent countensnce,
together with kind and genial manner.
makes him look more like 3 minister than
the wsr-dog be is"
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THURSDAY, MARCH nth, 64.
DESIRABLE RGAL ESTATE
AND
Fine Brick HOuseOn KlBsman-St.,

O. GUTTER SON will sell on Thursday, March
18TH, on the premises, sale commencing At n cock
A. NJ the HOUSE and L OF known as the 80. Gutter
Place." on EinsmAn-St. The House is q large brick
building built in the most sub tantls manner, with
every convenience requisite for First Class Rad
dence. The Lot is 1893 feet front on Kinsman st.,
running back go feet, with abundance OF choice
Fruit Treesan ShrqbbeTy.
Also, two % Lots on either side Of the House, 70
feet front on Kinsman-St running back $50 feet to
Orange-St., 10th Lots containing large number Of
choice Fruit Trees.
Also, eleven IN Lots fronting on Oraugs-St ten
0 of these lots feet front BY 25 feet deep and
one ~ SO feet by ls5 f-et deep.
Also, eleven ll Lots frc cuting BurW list; ten
(l0) OF which 30 feet front BY l25 faet deep oe
50 feet front bF l25 feet deep.
Alec, n tne Barn, 40T6O fpet.
The above property Is ths most desirable that has
been offered a: auction IN III city for many years.
Any one wishing 70 purchase good Homestead or
good lot, should not aii to attend tins stlO. Tile
pSreet. -
0ns third % cash in hand balance 10 ane ID and
two ~ years, with interest annually at y cent.
B. The KinsmRn Street pass this propertr every
twenty minutes mar5-l42
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THE ONLY REMEDY,
SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD

80 far a know, that would permanently eradicate
these ioatbsome diseases Of the scalp, 1. g,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

have been hard Of hearing, with singing and 9TH
or unpleasant noises in my esTG, for hye years.
OOulabus, on December To- 1853 He told M that be
could cure me in \ an hour lfisked him II he wOuld
EiVe any pain. He said he would not and IN less
than half an hour he had my airing perfect, and t
Is 30 still, and have dnnbt IL viii always remain
coed. saw DR.. jones strGighten gen ttemans eyes
that wore very crooked from birth. The Doctor was
not over minute or two at it. have no he5ttaney
In recommending DR.. Jones as skIllfut gentleman,
and worthy OF the utmOs confidence. am a farmer
and live at Marion, ohio. F.W. K0ONS,
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{ Rev. n. D. Conway writes from England
that Mr. Thomas Hughes, the author Of
S1On Brown recently said to him: aEv-
1eTybody is coming round, but disgustiDgly
slew" He adds that abe friends Of VIII
liam and Mary Howitt Who may have
bean Peined At hearing that thsir symps-
thisl were against The North, from time %
itineS viii be pleased % learn that now, at
lsast they see things truly and feel
warmly" - 9
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WAsTERs SALE. = Pursuant to .

NM ASIEh6 SALE. - pursuant 70
VI decretal order Of sale, issued to me from
the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyahoga Coun-
ty, O., in an action therein pending, wherein
Henry D. Stratton is Plaintiff and Aaron Clark
Caroline Clark, John Packard, Hannah G. ALLEN,
Solomon BOWles and HorRtio n. Wilbur are De-
fendants, I shall expose for sale at public auc-
ton at the door Of the Court House in said Coun-
ty, on the nineteenth day Of March, A. D. 1884,
at two o'clock P. NJ, the lands and tenements
described as follows, to witt Situate IN the City
Of Cleveland, IN the County Of Cuyahogs and
State Of Ohio, and is known as part Of Sub-Lot
No (6) six, IN A. W. Walwortt's subdivision Of
of original city lots Nos III to 124 and 100 to IsS
on the north side Of Eagle street in the City Of
Cleveland, and bounded southerly by the line
Of Eagle street, westerly by the lot line between
sub-lOts five and six, northerly by James
Church rope walk, and easterly BY line drawn
through said lot No. six, from front 20 rear, par
allel with the westerly line Of the lot and thirty
i've feet distant thereirom, be the same more or
less.
Appraised at three thousand dollars $4,000.
JOSEPH s. GRANNI5,
Master Commissioner.
February 16, 1854. 6eb16:l42
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PR0P0SAES,
OFTIcE OOMuIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
No IA Atwatsr Building,
Cleveland, Ohio, March Sth, 1854.

=
A RMY STORES.-SEALRp PRo-
IN P5SALs tin duplicate) will be recsived a. this
Office from first hands, until O'Clock P n. March
l2' h, 1854, when thsy viii be opened and awards
made, for the supp y and dsliyerY at Camp OevS-
land, Ohio, Of the TO lowing subsistence st. res;
10 barre Mess Pork, best quality,
35l barrels Xxx glour, In barre lined,
SeOi pounds White B5ans, 90 do
5OO1 pounds Rice, do do
% POUNDS Hominy, do do
500 pounds ohee. roasted mot grounilin barrels
lined, (wi:h samples Of green,)
SoOl pounds god brown sugar, in barrels, lined,
SOU pOunps ktar Candles, full WEIGHT In boxes,
20O1 pounds Soap (chemicRl) in boxes,
I2J0 pOuL de- SalI, in barrels, good quality,
20 pounds Black Pepper (groundj in boxes con-
tanning - to 50 pounds, to be put in
pa er Iackages, ounces each, proper
" marked.
BIDS for th3 whoe OF guy one or more Of the above
articles recsivet Al the shove stores to bo ol the
bet quality, and delivered Camp OlevrIsud on ths
order of the u. b.
no charge for packages, tho packages must be so
marked as to show the article contained. Gross
weight, actual tare, net weight, and contractors
O., the other END.
bidders will State prcs Of Flour delivered Al Camp
and a. their own warehouse.
Samples OF zach article, except Meatg, properly
rked. must aonOmp4ny each bid
Payments will be made in such funds as may be
supplied bY the treasurer Of The United states
A copy OF this advertisement "a "sip cut from
this papsr) nuat Eccom pany the bids,
Proposals must be sgaCd by the parties themselves
and not By Clerks &c.
Bidders are invited to be present at the apenng OF
the bids. WM A. MUkFEY
march LIN Captain and O, 8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

AEGIlR HOUSE, Cleveland. Feb. l2.
have been hard Of hearing for % years. with noise
in my tars. could not hear o. dnary conversation
at ALL Before was treated BY DR. Jones could not
hear watch liok when pressed against my ears.
can now hear as well az any body. JAS. BOWEN,
Franklin Mills, Portage CO., D.
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OZOENA CURED.

Ihad been troubled with an offensive breath, eaus-
cd by very unpleasant dissEse (uZoenR) in the nose
which had nearly destroyed the bone. have been
under DE- Jones treatment hve months, and am cured
It = three mon hs since quit 1sng the medicine,
and satisfied the disc sss is entirely cared Doc
tor wish yeu to pubish this for the bensht Of 9th
ers, and shall ever emsmDer you With gratitude.
ANNIE S1OHER, PittsbuFg Pa,
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DEAFNESS CTTRED

A young man who lives with me, aged ~, has been
deaf from infancy, with noists in hts head. placed
him under Dr.. iOnes treatment q few days ago, who
has very much improved his hearing and Quietsd the
noise in his head would advise the afflicted to 70
ct once TO DR.. Jones am farmer living 10 mill .
from Columbus, Franklin county, Chic, on the o. p.
|. Railrnad Before be went TO DR.. Jones We ccuid
scarce make him hear at ALL We now talk to him
very com ;oriAbly, and he Is still improving
p. 8. AVERY.
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euEREgEY IRAECH, s1ArE BAsz o. ONO,

Warrington, Ohio, Dec 7, 1855.
have been troubled all my life with one crooked
eye, any nv vision seriously affected thereby
Having read Of the numerous and skillfui Ope
ratios performed BY Dr. Jones, now psaclicins at
him stTalghten my eye. Visited him the Path OF
November, and in one minute he siraightensd my
eye most satisfactorily, without my feeling It, MY
eye is entirely well, and perfectly natural sd
visa he afflicted to avail themselves Of In. Jones
visit at once. s. b. LAWRENCE,
Cashier Guernsey Branch Bank.
~ Qsos5-eyed persons eau never perfectly, es-
pecialg with the eye that Is most crooked he ope
ration restores sight and Appearances, and with Dr
Jones II Is a sure thing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

lost one Of my eyes In the service Of ny country
called on DR.. Jones, who has put meiu eye which
gives me pain, which Ogss naturally, and which
cannot be distinguished frCm my natnrsl ore.
WM- cKARCEE,
MechAnicsburg, Champaign county, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14

As Rnglish writer proposes to fire gases
into belesgusred town, which shall
plunge all ths defenders thereof into 4
deep sleep until the stronghold is captured,
When all the inhabitants viii wake M
fresh and lively, only to find themselves
prisoners Of war.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
nhIn Rn,n ReIensed.

The steamer City Of New York brought
on Wednesday last 664 prisoners to Ann
spOlis. From lists published we collect
the names Of Ohio men. F1- long time
many Of them have ~-Hered next to death,
having been --arly starved at times.
,,.,,ro -. OHIO PRISONERS RELEASED NOW AT
ANgkPOLIg