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MT. UNION COLLEGE.
THISINsTITUTION. LOCATE

THIS SUBSTITUTION, LOCATED
At Mt Union, Stark county, Ohio, offers its ex-
tensivs Educational facilities to Students Of both
The Faculty consists Of Rev o. n. Hartshorn, LII.
D., President; Ira o. Chapman, A NJ; George W.
.arke, A NJ; Il. n. Hartshorn, A. B.; Mrs J. W.
Chapman, 5 besides competent Teachers in In
strumentRl Music, ElOcutiOn, Commercial Science,
Gymnastics, and the German, French and Hebrew
Languages.
The College possesses very extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
ply, botany, PhysiOlogy, Mineralogyi Geology As
tronomy, Surveying, Engineering, &C.
The new College Edihce, which is ll6 feet long BY
IS feet wide and four stories high and unsurpassed
by any College Edce in Ohio, Bleted for use next
term. which begins on the Sth Of March, 1864 =
This new Building will conveniently accommodate
Four Hundred and Fifty Students.
Good Board can be had IN private families at nom
$3.50 to q per week, and, at about 3 cents week,
good rooms furnished with bed stove and furniture,
rented TO Students who board themselves or who
desire to hire table board in private families at
about 81 50 per week.
The Tuition in the Teachers Scientific and Classic
al courses ranges from s5 TO So per quarter.
Those preparing TO teach can have, without extra
charge, the advantage Of daily Drills in the Normal
Department. The session begins on about he SEU-
0ND TUESDAY Of August November and March oi
each year.
1aSsMount Union Is q .Qniet. healthy andmoral
village one mile ard halt south OF Alliance the
junction of the U eYeand Pittsburgh Railroad with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Railway.
m Send to the President for Catalogue;
tfebll-I4OdEw lBtp
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asInndeslns he Nearo soldiers.

One of the unmistsksble characteristics
Of copperhead is that he never loses his
chance to denounce the courage Of the ne
gro troops. Since the recent reverse in
Florida III y have been at work deorying
these brave men. We quoted yesterday
morning from the accounts written by the
correspondents of The Tribune, Times, and
Herald. Ali Of these agree that the ne
groes exhibited courage and coolness. Oh
the sth United States, OOlOred, $50 men,
including Che Colonel (killed), were shot
down in twenty minutes.
a Tgo eoIored regiments stood IN the gap
anI taved The army is the language Of one
writer in describing the terrific struggle.
But here is testimony by the cOrrespOn-
dent of the New York Herald which is GER
tainly unbiased:
HThe 1st North Caroline and the 54th
Massachusetts,. Of the colOred troops did
admirably. The 1st North Csrolins hell
the position 1t was placed in with the
greatest tenaoity, and inflicted hesYy loss
on the enemy. 1t was cool and steady,
and never fiDohed for a moment The
64th Massachusetts sustained the reputa
ton they had gained at Wagner, and bore
themselves like soldiers throughout the
battle"
These malignant efforts to disparage the
bravery Of these men are worthy Of their
authors. We suspect if ten thousand cop
perheads could have pitched battle with
ten thousand negroes, they would learn
wisdom q little more rapidly than they
now do.
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LsaI.Iatrr of Psrn.rI1nnia.

This body was organized on Tuesday.
Dr.. St. Clair is the successor Of Colonel
White. The. Tribune remarks:
DR.. St. Clair chosen in his stead by
about 2, 900 majority. DR.. st. Clair having
reached Harrisburg with his certificate Of
election in his pocket, was yesterday es-
corted to the Capital by procession Of
Four Thousand Unionists, took the oath of
Office after the reading Of the official re-
turns when the bill enabling the soldiers
of Pennsylvsnia who nay be in service
next Fall 10 vote where they sre was at
once called up and passed. yeas, seventeen;
nays, sixteen; q square party vote.
There was little cheering when that vote
was announoed-only about equal to 8
good earthquake. Then the old
clerks were reelected by seventeen votes
10 sixteen blanks and the Legislature
settled itself to the long deferred work Of
the session, In the House, bill 10 char
ter new airline through railroad from
New York to Washington was read.
Pennsylvania, tried IS by Ere, stands
fast BY the Union cause.
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KentucI.y in the Rebel Uongress.

Congrsssmsn from KENTUCKY to the rebel
Congress, have been recently elected BY
about 1000 votes, about s8s for each Of the
II representatives
The Louisville Journal, speaking Of this
noble exhibition of the Election Frsnchise,
says:
In very short time there will be a
great change 4 opinion among the rebel
rank and file as to the patriotism, sbility,
and vslor Of these men, who will feel ex-
ceedingly anxious to make the tour Of
Europe, while their dupes will tell them,
tsunirgly, as the Cardinal Richelieu said
to the first valet de chambre Of Louis XIII:
You are pale, dear Beringhen-this air
Suits not your delicate fame; l have long
thought so;
sleep not smother night in Pans Go
Or else your precious life may be in danger,
Leave France, dear Beringhen.
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D. s. ernnt, Lleutenanr eeneraI.

The nomination Of o s. Grant for this
high position has been confirmed by the
President. This puts him in position to
give unity Of action to all our armies. If
General Grant can thereby infuse the same
brilliant genius into the future operations
Of ell our armies as he has heretofore ex-
hibited, the country may be Congratulated
upon this new appointment. II this nom
ination, however, is to take him from the
field and shut him up in General Halleck's 8
place in Washington, the wisest thing for
General Grant to do would be Immediately
to refuse the prOFsred position, and stay
where he Is.
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Senatorial Classification.


After three months daily attendance in
the Senatorial jury-box, (better known IS
The Reporters Gallery have brought in
the following verdict. don't know how
far the general public will agree with me,
but those who disagree are privileged tO
appeal to higher Court:
The best lsWyer-Mr. Collsmer, Of Yer
mont.
The best scholar-Mr. Sumner, Of Mass
sehusetts.
The best general debatsr and practical
legislator-Mr. Fessenden, Of Maine.
The keenest" debster-Mr. Trumbull,
Of Illinois.
The most pleasant speaker to listen to
Mr.. Doolittle, of Wisconsin.
The best fnsncier-Mr. Sherman Of
Ohio.
The richest man-Mr. spragus, OfRhOde
Island.
A very sensible old man-Mr. Wade, Of
Ohio.
The greatest bore that ever lived-Mr.
Davis, Of Kentucky.
The Knight of the SorroWful Niger
Mr.. Lane, Of Kansas.
The most violent copperhesd-M Pow
ell, Of Kentucky.
The most eloquent oOpperhesd-Mr. Car
Isle, Of Virginia
The most bibulOus man in Csngress-Mr.
Richardson, Of Illinois
The best looking man, when sober-Mr.
Salisbury, of Delaware.
The man who has the least to say-Mr
Hendricks, OF Indiana.
The man who made fGulz pas in issuing
"strictly private circular, which soon
became public prOperty-Mr. POmeroy, Of
Kansas.
The man who comes nearest to being no.
body-Mr. Riddle, of Delaware.
MACK,
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Thegwbiskv Tax.

The House became very properly alarmed
at the feeling throughout the country over
the attempt to cheat the Treasury out Of
I've millions for the benefit Of speculstOrs,
and now show signs Of ssLity. We trust
cur distinguished Representative, in the
new position Of Committeeman on the
whisky tax, will denOuncs in the severest
language this wicked scheme for plumber
ing the National Treasury.
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MASTER'S SAFE.

MASTERS SALE. = Pursuant 10 3
NI decrstsl 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. Slratton is Plaintiff and Aaron Clark
Caroline Clark, John Packard, Hannah C. ALLEN,
Solomoa BoWles and Horatio n. Wilbur are De-
PENDANTS, / shsil expose for sale at public aue-
ton at the door o. the Court House in said COun-
ty, on the 0ir eteeIth day Of March, A. d. 1854,
at two O'Clock P. H., the lands and tenements
described as follows, to wit: Situate in the City
of Cleveland, IN the County Of Cuyahoga and
State Of Ohio, and IS known as part Of Sub-LOt
No. (6) six, IN A. v Walworth's subdivision Of
Of original city lots Nos. III to 124 and $50 to l3
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 Eve and six, northerly by James
Chureh's rope walk, and easterly BY 8 line drawn
through said lot No. sx, from front 20 rear, par
alel with the westerly line Of the lot and thirty
i've feet distant thereiroms be the same more or
less.
Appraised at three thousand dollars 5000.
JOSEPH s. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
February I6, 1864. febl6:l42
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ApproaoAIns Change Of Gauge.

Arrangements are progressing for the
change Of gauge On the 8. NJ. & N. Rail-
road, which is to be accomplished shortly.
Already two Of the new locomotives CON
tracted for by the COmpsny last season
hsve reached here, and two Of the old ones
have been rebuilt for the new gauge
When the change Of gauge is effected, the
interruption Of the business Of the road
will be but slight. After il is effected a
large increase Of business may confidently
be expsCied.-COnmsreisI Register.
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have been hard Of hearing, with singing and 9TH
er unpleasant noises in my ears, for hve years.
heard Of Dr. Jones' success, and consulted him. at
Columbus, on December l6 1858. he told N that be
could cure me in 4 an hour Iasked him II he would
size me any pain He said he would not; and In less
than half 40 hour he had my airing perfect and II
Is 50 STILL and have no do Oubt il will always remain
good. saw Dr.. Jones straighten gentlemsn's eyes
that we're very crook led from birth The Doctor was
not over minute or two At it. have no hesitancy
in recon nending DR. Jones as a skillfnl gentleman,
and worthy 0. the utmost confidence. am farmer
and live at Marion, Ohio. E.W. kOtlhb.
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Wellington, OHIO, Dec Q 1888.
have been troubled all my life with one crooked
aye any nv vision seriously affected heteby.--
Having read of the numerous and skillfu Opo-
rRtiot performed by Dr. Jones, now Pfact1ein< At
him sjra ghteB nay visited him on the 24th OF
November, ard in one minute he sIraightened my
eve most satisfactorily, withuut my feeling it. mI
eye is now entirely we'll, and perfectly natural Sd
visa he afflicted to avail themselves OF nI. Jones
visit at once. y. b. LAWRENCE
Cashier Guernsey Branch bank.
81 Or0ss-eyed persons can never see perfectly es-
pecalg with the eye that is most crooked The ope-
ration restores sight and Appearances, and with Dr
Jones il Is q sure thing.
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Amending the COMMUNICATIONS o.
the President.

AmenQius inc COuBllLutlOu-LcmafH OF
the President.
From the subjoined remarks Of the
President, made in reply to body of cler-
gynen who petitioned him to use his inhu-
enee to effect an amendment to the Con-
stitution, it will be seen that he is to be
regarded as in favor of amending the
Constitution. He said:
"Gentlemen: The general aspect of
your movement cordially approve. In
regard to particulars, must ask time to
deliberate, as the work of amending the
Constitution should not be done hastily. 1
will carefully examine your paper in order
to more fully comprehend its contents than
is possible from merely hearing it read,
and will take such action upon it as my
responsibility to our Maker and our coun-
try demand"
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a speIIIns ooaventIen d Haren Coun

Spelling Convention In Huron County.
A grand spelling match came off in
that county on Saturday last. Wilber
Vail was the suCcess.u ul champion, and re-
ceived, as q reward, Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary. We should be pleased to ses
similar contests in other counties. Good
spelling is rare virtue nowadays, and
needs to be encouraged.
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bst5tissB
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Columbus, December 10. 1853
Avo11R HOUSE,, Cleveland

ANsIER HOUSE, Cleveland Feb. I2.
have bsen hard OF hearing Tor 25 years, with noEe
in my ears. could not hear o. dinary conversation
at all. Before WAS treated by Dr. Jones could not
hear watch tick when pressed against my ears. l
can now hear a. well as any body. JAS. BOWEN,
franklin Mills, Forage CO., o.
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nEAFNRss nIIREn.

young man who lives with me, sged u, has been
deaf from infancy, with noisss In hts head. placed
him under Dr. Jones treatment q few day AGO, who
has very much improved his hearing and Quiesd the
noise in his head Woud advise the afflicted to go
at once 10 Dr. Jones. am farmer; living 10 mfE 3
from Columbus, Franklin county, ohio, on the O. P.
q J. Railroad. Before he went to DR.. Jones ccu'd
very com torLably, and he Is still improving
p. s. AVERY.
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SHAH soldiers from Now york Vote :

Shall Soldiers from New York Votes
This is the question the people Of the
Enpire State are about to decide. The
ballots must be endorsed "Proposed
amendment in relation to absent electors y
aud must bein one ef the following forms ::
81 For the proposed anssndnsnt alIot0iag ab-
ssat electors IN the military service Of the
Uaitsd States to cote p q 3 .. = -r 4,
or,
HASaisst the pTOPO'sd amendment allowing
Sbssat sIeetors in fhs military ssrVics Of the
Usitsd States % Vots.'
This question will probably be answered
In the affirmative, 50 that the soldiers may
have sOusthlug to say concerning the next
President. --... ,..----r.
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OZOENA CURED.

Ihad been troubled with an offensive breath, caus-
cd BY very unpleasant disssse (Uzoena) in the nose,
which had nearly destroyed the bone. have been
under Dr. Jones' treatment i've months, and am cured
Il ts three mon hs since quit using the medicine.
and am satisfied the di is entirely cured Doc
tor wish yeu TO publish this for the benent Of 9th
srs and 81 all ever EN- an Der on with gratitude.
ANNIE sI0HER, Pittsburg. Pa.
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WHERE he WILL REMAIN
UNTIL MARCH 10th. Is64.


He cures all curl BILE disease OF the Eso and har,
and performs ali difficult and delicate operations IN
BE operates for cataract, without pain, By new
He Ss aishtOus cross eyes in one minute, In old or
He inserts artificial eyes, to move and appear nat
HrNl. -, ~, ,..-
DR.. Jones cures sore eyes with mild medicines
He treats amaUrosis, or rervous blindness, with q
success hereto ore unknown
He cures discharges OF the ear caused Dy scarlet
fever, me- sles, or o. her diseases
He inserts ARTIFICIAL ear-drums where the natural
drum (membrsns) is destroyed which improves the
Dr. bones performs all delicate operations in op-
thalmic and aural surgery -,
He operates for artificial pupil falling OF the eye
lid he remedies at once.
surgeon ia America, and give him decided aoVant-
agein his speciality. .,
fofded in the cities of Europe and America 70 oDta
his prof. ssiOn The proof OF the same, his
hang in his ofcp at the Angler House. open TO the
Inspection Of the interested.
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Names and Addresses Of Others Cured
By Doctor Jones.

Mrs. Maria Frantz, born with beth eyes crooked !;
lives on Main street. Springfield, Ohio Btraighten-
ed By Doctor Jones.
John Hall, cross-eyed; straightensd By Doctor
Jones Lives in Green Township, i've miles south Of
Springfield, on Clifton Road.
Austin Hanks, both eyes we're dsformed and very
crooked. Made natural and straight BY DR., Jones.
Lives at Vincennes, Clark county, hio.
David Canfsld's daughter, born with crooked eyes
made straight AID natural By Or. Jones. Lives at
Woodstock, Ohio.
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MREMEMRER.M
Is the Best Tonic In the World
~ READ KHO RAYS So: q

From the Rev. Levi @. Beck, Pastor Of the Bsptist
Church, Pemberton, New Jersey, formerly OF the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphir.
have known Hoofand's German Bittsrs favOrably
for q number Of years. Ihsve used thsm in my own
family, and have been pleased with their effects
that was induced TO recommend them to many 9TH
ers and know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus
publicly procRiminR this fact and calling the attsn-
tiOn Of those afflicted with the diseases for which
they are recommended, TO these Bitters, knowing
from experience that my recommendation viii be
sustained do this more cheerfulIy as HOOhand's
Bitters is intended to benefit the afflicted and is mot
a rum drink" Yours truly,
LEVI G. BECK.
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MOWERS 4 REAPERS.
POT OF THE
Buckeye ReapeFs and Movers
Extras FOR REPAIHING,
VO. $50 supsriOr-st. opposite Wed
dell House, Cleveland, o.

Sasy managed Machine, will consult their own ints-
rest By giving their orders for the justly celebrated
"BUCEEYE."
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.
B~Maehines on hand At the shove named Depot.
-AaEHFs-
a. W. .LUETKEMEYER, Hardware Dealer, No. $50
Superior-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
H N SLADE, SOiOn, Ouyahoga county, o.
. @. L. JONES, Brooklyn Center,
6ah9 Is7dsW Travelling gent.
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From Rev. ]. Newton Brown, D. D.. EDITOR ff q g
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge anf lris-
tian Chronicle. PHILADELPHIA

Although not dis posed 30 favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines 10 general through distrust OF their
ingredients and effects, vet know Of no Bufdctent
reasons why may not testify to the Seuelt1 he
believes himself 70 have received nom any simple
prsuaratiAu. 10 the hops he may thus oontribnte 70
the benefit Of otherI. ~ -
do this the more readily in regard to hoOnAHaI
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. q. m. Jackson, OF
this city, because preJudiced against them for
manf years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. I am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eqs, for he removed this
preudioe by proper tests, and for encouragement 10
try them when suffering from great and long oontin
ued debility. The Of three bottles Of these Bit
lowed by evident relief restoration to degree OF
bodily and mental yigor which had not felt for six
months before and had OF regaining.
therefore thnhk God and my friend for directing me
70 the use Of them, }. NEWTON BROWN.
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His Fees vary from sl5, 90 to $500.
HIS TERMS ARE CASH.

My eyes have been weak and watery for many years
aud was troubled with floating spots before them.
DR. Jones, who is now at the Neil House, gave me
medicine for them seventeen days AGO. which has
tirely cured them. Ne one can tell how grateful /
feel to ihe Doctor. Miss MARY kROUSER.
Lancaster, Uhios December 5, 1858.
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CONSULTATION FRER.

I was troubled with nv hearing and had and un-
pleasant feeling in my eaas. 1 employed Dr.. Jones
to remsdy my trouble, which he has done most salts
fRctorily. ER RASTUS MARTIN,
Woodstock, Champaign county, o.
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have been deaf, with singing noise in ny head
for 30 years 1 had been pronounced ineuTaole o.
five physicians. Dr. Jones has restored my neatihs
recommend all the afflicted Z 90 TO Dr. Jones, as
belie,e he can cure anything thai is euTaptec
Navarr. p. o. stark county, y.
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1B-Pstsnts need not stay with Or. Jones, II their
diseases deformites require operation Il is done
IN = few minutes if they require medicine they will
receive what necessary to ahectA at and
can take IL home without neglect Of business.
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IlOst one Of my eyes in the service Of my couRtrY
called on Dr. Jones, who has put me in eye which
gives no Fain, which moves naturally, and which
cannot be distinguished from my natural ore.
VIM NICK ARCLE,
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Ny son war afiicted with an offensive discharge Of
the ear, which was fast destroying his hearing I
placed him under Dr.. Jones weeks ago, and to
my satisfaction he is now entirely cured.
HENRY ASHLEY,
franklin county, near Columbus, JAn. ;, 1854.
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Both ofmy syeI have been very crooked for twenty
two wears went to Dr. Jones at The Anstsr Hot
February 18th, who straishiened lhem in one nin-
ui' i'' - Rev. JULIUS BAUCH,
PembsrVllle, Wood county, JhiO.
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r OTIS FOR SALE-I35 Fir FRoNr

I on Superior St., cornar OF Muirson-St. Also
sublots TO- II and 49, being 48 feet front each, Su
perior-SG., east Of Muirs0n-St. Alsol5 fest front
on spring-St running back to the Bailroad track,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed OF the
Cleveland, OOlum bus Cincinnati Railroad stands.
Alsol7 feet5 inches front on Ohampain st., nearly
9B-For terms enquire Of e PAIRE& WADE,
dscs-R 2. -rf- lAttnrnAvH
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Camp Chase, January ls, 1884.

lost one Of my eyes BY discharge Of shot in the
face; Dr. Jones has inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives me no pain and moves and appears inst
like my natural eye. VAHDuVER MOTT,
18th Reg't o. vi.
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FOR SALE.
DOR SALE CHEAP

A'Oh OhuE OoLhI -OH EASY
terTas, il applied for fmmedisesly, that sp'endid
Residence, viii about three acres Of ground. on
Spanger avenue, fOrm.rly known IS tue ''Psrson
Place"
oFder and cent of ex penBe /. necessary to be
laid out upon It, Ii only needs to be to be ap
W. D. BAKER,
mar2-lu 25q Snparfor-et
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Meohanicsburg, Champaign county, o.
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DOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING We

a y ueHlThDIe TedI e8LaIas
81 feet front on south side Of Euclid street. next
west of case Avenue, extending through to Prospect
street.
rods east Of Case Avenue. extending through 10
Prospect street.
Between Granger and Cheshire streets, extending
back Us feet.
Cleveland Street Railroad.
Inquire at The ofhcs Of Baekus Noble, or at the
office OF Geo. Williams, American Buildings Of
feb23l4l W. a. WILLIAMS
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RD-Remember, DR.. JONES Is now practfcinR At
the Angler House, Cleveland, OHIO, whore he win
remain until March l0h, 1854 aadhe don't expect to
visit any other city IN Ohio.