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The LEADER would not permit woman
10 call in question the pelicy or propriety
Of that document Cleveland Herald.
Will the Editor Of the Herald please
quote, for the benefit Of the public, the
language which implies that we are un-
willing that woman shall call in ques.
tion the policy or prOpriety Of the Amnes-
ty7 We did not SO object, but rather to
the harsh, bitter spirit of her denuncia-
tion. Westill adhere to our view, and we
bsIisve that the Herald feels SO, only its
new relation Of opposition to Mr.. Lincoln
is not consistent with such frank express
sion Of its resi- sentiments. II 10 con-
dsnn the bitter spirit Of Mas Dickinson's
address, when she says:
The amnesty proclamation is "a piece of
Northern nisaHnessj the Government has no
right to get dolOB on its knees to the people
Vho are stiH IN arms and reject II with dis
gHst:
lis conservative, we are such. The most
thorough going radicalism is always con-
sistent with an honest expression Of opin-
ION.
This opinion is no more related to the
POstOfice than to an embassy to Rome, or
trip to Sahara. We do not object to any
body's thinking the Amnesty not sufi-
oisntly radical, not even to the Herald's, if
IL viii have the bOldness TO say 50. But
Esthink the cause Of the Republic is bet
ter served by a different style Of charse-
teFixing measure which the whole coun-
try, the Herald with the rest Of mankind,
hailed IS 8 step in the direction Of Free
dom. By the Hsralds endorsement Of
Miss Dickinson we are therefore to under
stand that it believes the Amneaty Of our !
good President is "a piece Of NortherH
aleaaasss.D
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DenocrniIc Liternture.


The following extract from various edi.
tOral in the Atlanta Georgia. Appeal of
February 2Sd, on the duty Of Northern
Democrats in the coming Presidential
election, is better than the current style Of
Democratic elsCdoneering articles on this
side Of cur military lines, therefore, we
reproduce it;
"Ths people will be reminded that this
viii, perhaps, be the only chance they may
ever again have Of getting rid Of an obnox-
ious Administration. A re7isW Of Lin
coins past policy will undoubtedly serve
as an active stimulant 70 supersede his
Administration, il only to arrest the doom
Of military dictatorship which his odieus
and tyrannicsl rule may justly cause to be
spprehended We take it that the efforts
Of all, not directly under Lineoln's in
fuence, to shake of the shsckles which
have SO long held them in abjeet fear and
submission, will be stupendous. The very
thought Of having to submit for ct least
four years more to such wrongs and op-
pressions Gs they had to endure since
Lincoln's ascent TO power, viii beget zeal
for 8 ehsnge of Administration, such as can
alone be exercised by men born to free
dom, and subjected temporarily to the gal
ling yoke Of oppression. The experience
viii be beneficial to the people Of the North.
II it does not result in the expulsion from
power Of the present Villainous Admins
trstion, every impulse Of freedom within
them must be extinct. II they fail to sp-
preeiate more keenly than before the value
Of freedom by contrast Of the liberty en-
joyed in former ears with the unmitigst-
ed tyranny to which they had to submit
during the past four years, it is because
they are untitled to enjoy freedom, and
their abjeOt natures better accord with
another rule than republican liberty.
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MT. UNION COLLEGE.
THIS TNSTITUTTON LOOATF

THIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED
ii at Mt. Union, Stark county, Ohio, offers Its ex-
tensve Educational facilities to Students Of both
sexes.
The Faculty consists Of Rev. o. n. Hsrtshorn, LII.
D., President; Ira D. Chapman, A. NJ; George W.
Clarke, A. NJ; +. N. HartshOTn, A. B.; Mrs. J. W.
Chapman, d s besides competent Teachers in In
strumantal Music, .EloeutiOn, Commercial Science,
Gymnasties, and the German, French and Hebrew
Languages.
The College possesses very extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural PhiosO-
ply, Botany, Physiology, MinerslogY, Geology, As
tronOmy, Surveying, Engineering, &C.
yhs new College Ediiice, which s 1l6 feet long By
IS feet vide and four stories high, and unsurpassed
By any College Edice In Chic, petod for next
term which begins on the SEh Of March, 1851
-Four Hundred and Fifty Students.
Good Board can be had N private families At nom
e2NO to e. 50 per week and at about Is cents week
are rented to Students who board themselves, who
dssirs to hire table board In private families, at
about 81 so per week.
me TdfII5u the Teachers Scientific and Classic
al courses ranges from IS to e6 per quarter.
Those preparing 70 teach can have, without extra
charge, the advantage Of daily Drills in the Normal
Department. The session begins on about he SEQ
OND TUESDAY Of August, November and March OF
each year.
80 Mount Union Is q quiet, healthy and moral
village, one mile and half south OF Alliance, the
junction Of the eveland Pittsburgh RaliToad with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne a Chicago Railway.
N Send 70 the President for a Catalogue,
Eebll-1f0dfT latD
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MASTERS SALE. - Pursuant TO .
I'VE decretal order Of sale, issued to me from
the Court Of Common Pleas for Ouyahoga Coun-
ty, o., in an action therein pending, wherein
Henry D. Strstton is Plaintiff and Aaron Clark,
Caroline Clark, John Packard, Hannah c. ALLEN,
Solomon BoEles and Horatio N. Wilbur are De-
PENDANTS, / shall expose for sale at public aue-
ton at the door Ofthe Court House in said Coun-
ty, on the nineteenth day Of March, A. d. 1854
at two o'clock P. NJ, the lands and tenements
described Is follows, to wit: Situate in the City
Of Cleveland, IN the County Of Cuyahogs and
State Of Ohio, and is known as part Of Sub-Lot
No. 90 six, IN A. W. WalWorth's subdivision Of
Of original city lots Nos. III TO 124 and lSo % ls
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-ots i've and six, northerlY by James
Church's rope walk, and easteTly by line drawn
through said lot No. six from front 10 rear, par
allel with the westerly line Of the lot aud thirty
Eve feet distant thereIron, be the same more or
less.
Appraised at three thousand dollars Css,oO0).
JOSEPH s. GRANNI5,
Master Commissioner.
February 16, 1854. febls:l42
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MASTER's SALE,
NTAsTER's sALE-Pursuant 70 b

M ASTER'S BALE.-PursuGnt to the
Nl 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 7. Ives, to me directed, shall expose
for sale ct Public Auction at the door the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, on Monday the
4th day Of April. A. D. 1884, at three o'clock, P.
N. tho following described premises, situated IN
the township and city OF Cleveland and County
Of Cuyahogai being part Of original ten acre lot
number thlrty-one (sl) and bounded as follows,
to-Wit: Beginning at the point on the west side
Of Perry stleet one hundred and forty-nlne (149)
feet south from its intersection with Garden
street. Thence running southerly along Perry
street thirty fS0l feet, thence westerly At right
angles with Perry street one hundred and ninety
nine t199l feet and nehalf ( inches to an alley
thence along said in alley 3 noTthefly direction
thirty-nine Ss) feet and eight lsl inches thence
in an easterly direction two hundred and ave
(205) feet and I'VE 5 inches to the place OF begin
ming. Appraised At 81, ,6oo.
ALLEN T. BRINsMADE,
B. r. BEAvIs, Master Commissioners.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
March Sd, lS64-nnar. s. If5
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Names and Addresses OF Others Cured
hV DOetOP Jones.

Mrs. Maria FrantE, born with bsth eyes crooked ;
lives on MAIN street. Springfield, Ohio. straighten-
Cd by Doctor Jones.
John e Hall, crO5s-eEedi ntratghtened by Doctor
Jones Lives in Green Township, dTe miles south Of
Springfield, on Clifton Road.
Austin Hanks, both eyes were deformed and very
rocked Made natural and straight By DR.. Jones.
: : - - a VincenBes, Clark county, uhiO.
Oanheld's daughter, born with crooked eyes
.da t. tght and natural By DR.. JONES' Lives At
Woodstock, OIfto'
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have been hard Of hearing, with singing and 9th
or unpleasant noises in my ears, for nve years. l
Columbus, on December l6, 1863 BE told m4 that be
could cure me in 4 an houg. Ipsked him II he would
Rive me any pain He said he would not; and in ltss
than half an hour he had my hearing perfect, and II
is 30 still and have dOabt 1t will always remain
good. saw DR.. Jones straighten gentiemRu's eyes
that very crook ed from birth, The Doctor was
not over minute or two st it. have no hesitancy
In recommending DR. Jones q skillfnl gentleman,
and worthy OF the utmost confidence. am farmer
and live at Marion, Ohio. F.W. kOONbs
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

@ U N D RI Rs
~ 900 half chests assorted Teas,
l50 bb's MolaEses and Syrup5,
SO boxes St. Candles,
so Sosp,
90 bags Rice,
500 kegs Nails,
For sals By LF&s BURGEss,
mars ls6 and 1875 superior-3t.
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SALE. : Pursuant to 4

Plaintiffs Attorney.
March Sd, Is64-naar. s: Ig5
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OzOENA CURED.

Ihad been troubled with an Offensive breath, caus-
"a m ,ar- lEnanal in fha pdza.
which had nesriy destroyed the bone. have been
under DE- Jones treatment i've months, and an cured
TITS three mon hs since quit using the medicine,
and am satisfied the disease Is entirely cured Doc
Tor wish yeu to publish this for the benet OF 9th
ers and shall ever emembery on with gratit1de.i
ANNIE sTOHER, Pittsburg, Pa.
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MODO COLORBD ALL-WOOL
lNl FOPLINS, ehoics shade.
TAYLOR, eRIsWeLD 4 co.,
marc III 8upsrior-St
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Waa1logIoni UnI1i DC o Ioo5- J :,
I have bean troubled ali my life with one crooked
eYe any nv vision seriously affected thereby
Having read Of the numerous cures and sklfui ope-
ratioos performed by DR.. Jones, now practicins st
the merican, Olumbus, Ohio, resolved TO have
him stra ghten my eye visited him on the 2ith OF
November, and in one minute be siraightened my
eye most satisfactorily, without my feeling 1t. M
eye is now entirely Wel and perfectly natural. Sd
visa he afflicted 70 avail themselves Of D.. Jones
visit At once 3. B. LAWRENOE,
Cashier Guernsey Branch Sank,
~ Ofoss-eyed persons never see perfectly, e5-
peciay with the eye that Is most crooked; he cpe
a ton restores sight and Appearances, and with Dr.
Jones It Ia sure thing.
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EXTRAS FOR REPAIRING,
FO. $50 superiOr-st., opposite We'd
dell House, Cleveland, o.

An those In want Of q substantial, convenient and
,asy managed Machine, will consult their inte-
rest By giving their orders for the Justly celebrated
"BUCKETE."
They have knives in front, BY means Of which the
Driver is out Of danger Of being CUT have elliptic
spring Seats, and the Junior has been improved by
increase OF motion and 81 inch sections.
s8Maehinea on hand at the above named Depot.
-AGRNTs-
II. ". .LUETKEMEYER, Hardware Dealer, No. 80
Supsrior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
II. N. SLADE, Sc. on, Cuyahoga county, o.
q. L. JONES, Brooklyn Center,
tebz l5IdkW Travelling gent.
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nRAFNRSa nIIREn.

Young ruan who lives with me, sgsd q, has been
deaf from infsucy, with nois-s in his bead placed
him under Dr. JONES' treatment few days ago, who
has very much improved his hearing and quieted the
noise in his head would adyisa the aIhicted 70 go
from COum bus franklin county, Ohio, on the U. P.
T. Railroad. Before he went to DR.. Jones we could
very comfortably, and he Is still improving
- r. 8. AVERY.
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I OTIS 2: s5.Il!5l FOR ;. sALE.135 Fl: FnoNT
AUCTION SAFES
THURSDAY, MARCH nth, 81.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
AND
Fine Brick Heuse on Klnsman.st,,
AT AUQTTnN No o /, =,

o. CUTTER & SON will sell on Thursday. March
7th, on the premises, sale commencing at Ii Oc'oek
A. NJ, the House and Lot known as the so Cutter
Place" on insmAn-st. The House Is q large briek
building bull In the most substantial manner witt
every convenience requisite for First Glass r.
denee. The Lot is 1873 leet iroDt on Kinsmp;o a.
rnnning b4ek SO teet, with abundance cf obojS:
Fruit Trees and ShrubteFy- - 0n0iss
Also, two q Lots on either side oftbs Hou.e. N
teot front on kinsman-St, ruhning bstcf AN faaf -
Orange-St, roth Lots containing { large n1nb ~ ~
choice Fruit Trees. SO nuA'OeF OF
Also. eleven (II) Lots fronting on Orsnea-st tan
0l OF these lotg 30 feet front bT 12 tse 49, ~
one ~ 80 ftet by I25 feet deem - '' ueeP' anu
Also, eleven lI) Lots frontinpo On Rro,pnaTI O. 90.
33 feet front by l2a feet deem - ~ e'P' VbeNl
a lso, a fne Barn, 40x60 feet
Inc ABOVE property Is the most desirable that hss
Deen onereq - auction IN IN CITY for MANY U.aTs
Any one wishing to purchase eood Hamssyysg5 - =
good Lot. should not all to attend this ale fi;Is
TERMS OF SALE.
Ons third 70 cash 10 hand; bals-ce IN one ll,ay
~ n WIZ lnteSsst ANNUALLY at p cent ID
twenty minutes. T No every
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The RaIeIrh standard.

Jsf. Davis has suppressed the Raleigh
Standard Its editor, Hon. NV. Holden,
'ae great leader Of the Opposition party
VIII doubtless be the next Governor Of
North carOlinai the people having thus sx-
pressed themselves at the various public
meetings which have besn held in all parts
Of the State This act creates great ex-
sitsnent, and makes Mr.. Holden's election
more certain next tan.
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.
Ihsye been hard OF hearing for % years. with noise
inmy ears. rould not hear o; dinary conversation
hear a watch tick when prefssd against my ears.
can now hear Is we'll as any body. JAS BOWEN
franklin Mills, Portage CO., o.
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lost one Of my eyes in the service Of my country.
called on Dr. Jones, who has put me IN eye which
gives me no pain, which rOvss naturally and which
cannot be distinguished from my natural one.
VIM. MCKARCLE,
MechanIesburg, Champaign county, o.
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MILITARY.

MINE MEN WANTED IM-iRE
OF the l23th Regiment. D. v. 1. D-atina. HWW
tion-JohnsOns Island u II
0zB-A Government Bounty and Premium Of al02
SLOWED eEch man.
SS-This number Of Recruits and -Four good Drum
Lieut.. GEO. N. PHILLIPS,
mar3-I42 uamu Cleveland.
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Ibaye been deaf, with singing noise % my head
for In years I had been pronounced incuiable By
Ave nf,vsicians Dr. Jones has restored my hearing
and cnTeI the noise in my hesd. am G0years Old
recommend all the afflicted t. go TO Dr. Jones, as
S' JOHN NOGAN,
Nayarr, P. o., stark county, D.
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CoNsULTATIoN FREE,

vas troubled with my hearing and had and IN
pleasant feeling in my eaas. I employed DR.. Jones
faetoriiv nRASTUS MARTIN,
WoOdstock Champaign county, o.
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Now what has worked this changsin the
Herald 2 Can any influences have been
ct work in tanning downths well known
conservatism Of the Herald2
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BPPatients heed net stay with Dr.. Jones, II their
diseasesor deformities require an operation q done
10 few minutes II they require medicine, they will
eceve what Is necessary to Affect cure at once and
ean take It home without neglect OF business.
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TIE WEATHER AND ROADS.

ALI things considered, no better weather
could have been asked for the consumma-
tion Of the object Of this raid The first
night-Sundsy-was cloudy; the next day
there was no sun, 80 that the column could
not be seen at distance by the enemy.
That night there WAS slight fall Of rain,
refreshing 10 the horses, and doing the
men Of the command 10 particular harm,
as it was not very cold. Tuesday night
was the only really dissgreesble time
just when the camp was shelled-then
there was fall Of rain which gradually
turned into slices, and subsequently, snow.
The mud was deep, nevertheless the COM
msnd had to move on through the mud
snd slush six inches deep to defensive
position some ten miles distant Tit was
disagreeable for the men on horseback,
let the reader imagine how much more
disagreeable it was for q hundred or more
dismounted men, whose horses had been
A--- -~-----f5oS1SN1 INC uzEuu- oBEooks
BFsvely did these dismounted troopers
plod on through the mud hour after hour,
mile after mile. ALI the led horses were
brought into requisition-s few stray ami
mails were picked up in the morning-so
that nearly all of the dismounted were re.
mounted the next day. Wednesday, for
the frat time, the sun shone fOrth-never
st more welcome moment--making
every one forget the hsrdships they had
and the perils by which they
we're then surrounded. The bottom lands
Of the broad Psmunkey never looked more
tempting, and the whole command was
halted thereon, and neighboring corn cribs
md farm houses furnished foo1 for horses
md men.
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His FEES vary from sl5, 90 to $500,
HIS TERMS ABE CASE.

Nv ayes have been weak and Watsry for many years
and was troubled with floating spots before them.
Dr Jones, who Is noV at the Nell House, gave me
rnsicinefor them seventeen days ago, which has ens
tj-ois- eured them No one can tell how grateful
taaI n fiia Doctor, Miss MARY hROUSkR.
ISncastsr, ohio, December s. 1858.
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Nv right eye has bfeu crooked for 25 years. The
succsssfnI Dr. JONES' the Angler House, straight-
ened II IN one minut0. LEVI SfEthH AhE
Navarro, STARK counly, Ohio.
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Feb. 20.

DR.. Jones' at the Angler House, sira,ghteBed my
ayss In minute two, without my ieelir it. They
we're very crooked for niteel year1
Miss FLUBA UMLAUFT,
Fsb 20- III SsneeA-St., Cleveland, o.
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My son was afflicted w an SdSSS bs qhsSRAso hsSp5 q
SIsced him under Dr. Jones seven seeLs ago, ana 70
nv satisfaction he nov entirely eure9. rTEv
franklin county, near Columbus, Jan. >, 1854.
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lost one OF my eyes by discharge of shot IN the
face; Or. Jones has inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives me pain, and moves and appears Just
like my natural eye. fAnDEEEk nO1Tsr
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WITH MN AT YoRK.

At several points white men were seen
working in The field, and ocessionsIl 3
large ploFed ield could be seen; but as 3
general rule, however, tho farms are run :
ming over with weeds, the buildinSs arS
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HTDr Jones also straighteIed Miss Margaret
ems II Others far and near, snce he came to CleVe-
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IEPREIs1oRs N DIXIE.

In riding through these counties the
stranger is painfully impressed with the
sunday-like stiffness that everywhere
prevails at the large number Of dilspida-
ted AID deserted dwellings, the ruined
churches with windows out and doors
aisr, the abandoned felds and workshops,
the neglected plsntstions, and the ragged,
detected and uncOuth appearance Of the
few people who are to be seen ct home;
the almost entire absence Of men and boys,
everything indicating q condition of af-
fairs which nothing but civil war could
produce. a1
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MARCH 4, 1854 ~
A LII RECRUITS FOR THE 6TH
IA Ohio Cavalry, now absent on Furlough or nth
erWise, hereby ordered 10 report at Camp CleVe
land without delay for the purpose Of being MUSTER
ed for the payment Of Bounty.
N. A. BARRETT,
mars IA Commanding Detachment.
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rDeatness and Noise in the Head, IN all its forms
cured, If the organ Is not destroyed,
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FOR SALE.
ARD WAqON MAN.

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAN.
~ UFACr0RY FOB 81 SLE-situated in one Of
the advantages of two Railroads. lone Of which hss
s terminus at the pace,) And, also, water anspor-
tation and heavily populated and wealthy coun-
ness IN all OF its branches. The building one hun
dIed feet long, tWenty-eieht ieet wide two stories
hiRh, With large garret, and has e9np'ete set Of
tools IN each department. good stock Of materials
are now on hand aud the shop has now in its employ
twenty-five wOrkmen. The material and tools viii
be sold and the building rented the whole sold st
very reasonable rates.
HS-For further particulars enquire Of the Editor
of this paper mars-i5f
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THE CROP PRosPrcF.

In the counties visited there are but few
iield hands left Of the block elsss; and
respectable resident asserts it IS his belief
that not one sourth as much land will be
cultivated this year as there was the last,
when the crop was much less than the
year befors.. January and February is
the time FOR preparing the ground for pre-
pairing the ground for sowing and planting
IN this part Of the State, but 1t was q rare
sight TO see 3 PloWed field on the LIST, of
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pa8-He oui Cd Mr. James BoWen oI deAInes5 OF q
spS-Not a dag passes bat that Or. J. effects cures
that be ore were pronounced tncurAble. some are
ctIred Immediately, others take time.
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U%Remember, Dr.. JONES Is nov praoticing e
the a1gfer House, Cleveland, Ohio, where he VIII
remain until March Goth, 1854 aadhe don expect to
aIf1ft oy.v n har effV IN Ohio.
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A Few OF Dr.. Jones' Many Cures Since
He came 10 cleveland.

IhAve been hard Of hearing. with noise In my ears
for hit years. 1 commenced treatment with Dr.
Jon at the Angler House, Feb. 22d who has great
" raifsyed me ID. B. DRAKE,
WyHndotte, Wyandotte county, o.
lam under Or. Jones' treatment for deafness, and
AARON GODFRIT,
Upper 5andusky, February 2od.
nv eyes have been crooked for many years. DR..
Jones op r1ted upon them Feb 3D. and straighten-
Gu 'H'-H 'H-' BEaNsT wADsWORTH, Hudson, o