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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-09
Names and Address of Others Cured
by DIR. Jones.

Mrs Maria Frantz, born with both Eyes very crook
ened by DR.. Jones.
John 6. Hall, cross-eycd, Strengthened by DR.. j.;
lives in Greene township five miles south Of Spring
field, on Clifton road.
Austin Hanks both Eyes were deformed and very
crooked; made natural and straight by DR.. jones'
lives at Vincennes, Clark county, o.
David Canfield's daughter; born with crooked
Eyes; made straight and natural by DR.. jones' lives
OF Woodstock, o.
Warren Washington, Woodstock, Champaign Co..
o.; put Eye in.
Timothy Ryan; Strengthened both Eyes; lives at
Woodstock. Champaign county. o.
And many others, far and near.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-09

Ny son was afflicted with an offensive discharge Of
the Ear, which was fast destroying his hearing.
placed him under Dr. Jones seven weeks ago. and to
my satisfaction he is now entirely cured.
HENRY ASHLY.
Franklin county, near Columbus, Jan. 4th, 1894
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BATCHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
IS THE BEST IN THE wORLDl
The only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye known.

This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changcs Red.
Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to GLOSSY BLACK or
NATURAL Brown. without injuring the Hair or
staining the Skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful
imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its prs-
tine color. and rectifes the i'll effects of Bad Dyes
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
all others are limitations and should be avoid
ed. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
Factory No. 81 Barclay Street,
NEW YORK.
Bachelors Now Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair.
d&wlyspl
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lost one of my Eyes in the service of my country
called on DIR. Jones, who has put in an Eye which
gives me no pain, which moves natural, and which
cannot be distinguished from my natural Eye.
VIM. Mck0RCLE,
Mcchanicsburg, Champaign county. o.
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head. for several years. placed myself under the
treatment Of Dr. Jones. who is practicineat the
American House., Columbus. He has restored my
Jones operate skillfully and successfully on others
beside myself and recommend him to the aflict-
ed. | am farmer. and live at Marion, o..
+. w. K0ONS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-09

was troubled with my hearing and an unpleasant
feeling in my Ears. Iomploycd DR.. Jones TO remedy
my trouble, which he has done most satisfaet0riy.
ERASTUS MARTIN,
Woodstock, Champaign county, D.
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NEW YORK,

Who has been induced to return to Column
bus for a limited time-that all the afflicted
who may need his skill may avail them
selves of it.
DIR. JONES is now practicing at the
AMERICAN HOTEL, in this city, where
he will remain until January 2lst, 1864.
He cures all curablc diseases Of the Eye and Ear,
and performs all difficult or delicate operations in
Surgery.
He operates for cataract without pain, by new
method.
He straightens Cross-Eyes in one minute in old or
He Inserts Artificial Eyes to move and appear nat
ural.
DIR. JONES cures Sore Eyes with mild medicines,
that give no pain. . ,
DIR. JONES has graduated at the best Medical
Colleges of Europe and America, and has had the
benefit of the Eye and Ear Institutions of Europe
and America. His Diplomds etc., hang In his Office.
Room
No. 100 American Hotel,
Columbus, Ohio,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-09

Ny sons Eyes were crooked for 10 years. Having
doctored for them for year or more in van i took
him to DR.. Jones, who made his Eyes straight and
natural Immediately. MRS. McCLISTER,
No. lis Mound street, Columbus, o.
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Deafness Cured.

A young man, aged q, who lives with me- has been
deaf from infancy with noises in his head. lplaced
him under Dr. Jones'S treatment few days ago, who
noise in his head would advise the afflicted to go
at once to DIR. Jones. / am farmer; live 10 miles
from Columbus, Franklin county, on the &. p. d |.
railroad.
Before he went to Dr. Jones we could scarcely make
him understand at ALL we now talk to him very COM
P. S. AVERY.
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Ny Eyes were crooked for Is years, and the sight
impaired thereby. DR.. Jones operated on them and
has made thom bUth straight and tull, and made the
sight good. MARK WAGNER,
Jackson street. Columbus, q.
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REMEMBER!

DR. Dr. J Zones ' T. T. the American Hotel,
jan9 r.. - n.
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GENERAL IlEADQU ARTERs, STATE OF OHIo,)
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
NOLUMBUS. Decamber Z 1861
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oyrfcx CHirp QuAHrERSAsrEn,

oYYfcx CBIFY QuARrERsAsTEn, }
No ~ (IScIssAaI. onio, sept y, l@A)
PROPOSALS are invited 10y the Undersigned
L uuil TUESDAY October ~ 1854 Al Two ococs y H.
for the innied., delivery, to mo 'cpa.ihsn'i o..
OsIEiCH NJ AIHf rs for Hats army sthfsrIi
UAl'FEA1fiFR SDIkE ts. arny standard;
EAGLES Tor iins, army 'iandaIdi
CROSSED CANNON 10. Hat. amy standard;
eros III SARERS for Hats, army standard;
CROSSED BuGbES for ,iats army s-anaaidi
CnNPANY FIGURES, assorted, army J,ndard
CBFVRti.s ArH ~ screens, army Standard;
CHS, RDNS. Artillery t0rpoi .lr army Standard
NATIONAL COLOhS. lufluiry. army Standard
REGlNENTAL COLORS. army standard;
GLipINs srry standard;
DRUM SsARfS sets. army standard
s.p e. Of hir nay be tcrn the Office Of Clothing and
E1upsrc In this city.
IL bc delivered free % chrg- at the ". $. in,roctioo
Warehouso IN this city IN good packages with tue na'
OF pariy urnsug tho Kid aud quantity OF goods is
liurtly marked on cact article sud package. -
laTHs Offering goods must distinctly sse IA thew bids hs
quantity taey pTopoc 10 furnish the pfoe .j TIM. OF DO
livery. -,
Samples. when submitted mus. be marked sni numbered "a
guarantee te, the goods shall be- In eve.y respect, eqa
Army siardard otherwise the proposal VII no De con
nil.rrd.
guaranty syu-i by two responsible persons NUT accom-
pany each bid guaranteeing that the bladder VIII supply ~
articles awarded to hiin under his OposaL -, ,o., .
Bis win b. opened TUESDAY, October H. 'o1i' ~
ocock 7. NJ at this Office. and bidders are r'fnee w
present. ,,.,es,,v o.,,,., 10 1884
BonIs will be rolured that the contract VIII be ai'nl,
Tel.grar. re s,ins to Proposals win not be notraL -
Blank ,orua OF froy~s-ls. Contract" I'd "o"u' ' "
tanned VI this nic". $500 ,-..,tl s 4. r...,v.l
,. nfoIs sS'''Ps COL WI ". McSlM
aSo'' CHE, ouarteIms.tst Cincinnati Depot
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OIrIcR CnIrH QuARTyRklsrRR.

No. = CINCINNATI. ONO, sept. q i-tt
DROPOSALS are invited By fno UNDEf-
i SlUNhD untl TUESDAY, Oct II. is4 at two o'clock
T. m Tor l- innfdiie delivery b ti- Department, Oh
TitOWStRS, Nonuied-Army Stant.rti
SACK COATS, Iirrd-- Army STANDARD
HALLIARDS Carr and Storm-ATny Stand I'd
slfnple. which may b, tie Office OF Clothing and
EqYpae- IN tSi- city.
H. BE- delivered fee Of charge, At the T. : insps ion
WqronoGse this city. N good packaSrs, wuh lie name
Il the parry furnishing he kd inj luoiy OF goods dis
tiuctly L srxet ou each srt.ci. and psciase
Psfi. oferug g1od distinctly I'f'e In u II bids he
quantity they propose furnish the Fsics. and uis OF de-
livery.
sampe. whsn ,ubH.'ed must be marked and HAMMERED to
the pfoposl the parti-. tnrrro must
giHanre thst the goos ,hsl respect equal 70
Army Sttd,.a ohr.srife rr0posA All uoi be consie'ed
,aI lufy s-n.d by responsible per.on,. must se-
company zach bd guaranteeing That the ordvf VII sulp.y
the arfisir. ssaried 10 him under hi pfopol1..
bis viii b. ned 1us-ds. Oct. H. lei st two O'Clock
p ~ Once and bidders requested ~ b. present.
Awards will Ne made on Neduesday. oct. II. 1914
Bonds will be r,qaasd tsi tie contract Will be faithfully
fulfilled
4. - .vistn4 " rs"pssa' VII no, b. noticed. -
Blank Forms II proposa'. Contracts sd no"a' may ee
Obtained 1t this Office
The ght to resc. any bid deemed ynr-sorsbe l. reserved
COZ VIM. w kCAlN,
Chief Qa4rtarmAster, Cine ANAL Depot
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Urn GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ ANEW AND GREAT IHVENTiON IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC tOR DoUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
I. X 4. o. WEST,
NO ~ CHAMBERS-Sr NEWfOHk,
the OF tbs Patent and EIcusve Manu'ctnTers
ofthis 49, $500,
PATENTED "DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
This invention consist. Of pgYeI lortwol Elliptic SIC.
Spring, yorogfy brrld-d shy and firmly toS thr EDO
tue TOUGHEST most .lttc rrSbcH dur
Strng used enabling the wrarrr In cons-guco Of ia
great aud der likeness 10 place and fod the 'Sr
In easily uni win The convenience AZ S&
or muslin dress II -ut.-y obyste slt silence. the ory On
ecton. Hoop skt VIZ: the annoyance 10 the "eaff rs
the public especially In crowded ass ubl.s, carriage
r.ircei church p-,ss Ia sy crowded place om e
difficulty 81 contracting them aud occupying small spare
he dfcuiy while giving the skirt ne
isus f symmc'rcni form sud /. the hsr" aud most
stylish aud graceful appearance for the street opera prone
made or house dr,s. lady having enjoyed he pie,n'e
comfort aud great convenience OF wearing the Duplex tp;c
Spring skirt Tor single day. vii serward WI iugy
di.ren,e vi Of They the brs quality m
-cononca Skirt hsde. Merchants will BE- supplied a. sb5v,
sAd ladies IN hs-tcsg fetal stores IN THIS city aud
throu gheuf the q hertnt STATES. - -. ,,.-,,
lP- lNQUIKE FOX TIE "DUPLEA ELLlfIiS
SPRING ShlkL
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NINE NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK.

THE SUPPRESSED BOOK ABOUT sLAvERy!-A re.
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%ew Dnbliratio,ls.


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Dcaro an0 Booms.

BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN, con.
ID vsnieDsp was. South Ferry, in geneel p,ivste
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Mem Publications.
FCHE PEACE CONGRESS.

rI,HE PEACE CONGRESS.
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Publhh on Saturday
A REPORT
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS
IN THE
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OF THE
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FOR PROPOSING AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTiru
TiON OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON. D. c., In FEBRUARY. A. D. 1861
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lie. CHrrrkSpss kso-DxAn SIN: We, well aware thss
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remember your constant attendant su ud US a sgaue, With
which you minutes OF the various speeches 'ncie hane
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WASHINGTON. April II, 1854.
MY DEAR sIR am Truly gs.ihd to learn that You con.
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CnIxy or.xrxRs,srrRs OyyIcs,

so 81 CnIkr or.xTzas'srsss o ys
.AROPOSAIS ere Invited by the undersigned
~ until MONDAY. October ". 1874 AZ two o'clock. P m
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Samples TO furnished by the parties Offering who VII
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price rni tiu- % delivery 80.
house M ini. city good p4esascs With ihe name OF
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20 correspond with The oeos As the pEo' 'n'te'o Lu'e
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sample othor.iss tue fr0p3su viii not t- ccnsidsnd
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o'clock D. N II THIS olc. bidders requested TO be
pfsscuf - 49, -, ,a.,
A . ard. viii b. made 81 Tu-fd,y October H. 1874
4. .rrsni- sstng Proposals wi tot ~ uoti ct.
hi,k It lrnp be obtained a t.s cfhce- .
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Cot WA. W NchlM.
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VyINELAND LANDsATO ALL WANTING

FARNs-Larse and thriving -ettlenent mud aDs
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Rch soil hh produces large crops watch can 10" .
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Jnstruetion.

BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTTrUTE--A
ID BOARDING SCHOOL FOR 0IRLS-This Institu-
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Of Atcboro. Bucks County rennsyvania will open IL
Winter session tenth month LIST, lBt4 -,
For details see cousr Address Principals Ahlrbofo i.
o., Bucks Co.. Penn ISRAEL J GKAHAME.
JANE Z. GRAHAME. Principals
COOPER UNION, for the ADVANCEMENT
" OF SCIENCE and ART.-Th- various Classes OF me
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On WEDNESDAY, Oct s. Section a, OF the Class in Chem,
i.ty aud sections A. b. and d. OF the Class in free Hand
Drawing. -, -,
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Sections A. and T., Of the Class In Mechanical pn~ns
and Section l. Of the Class In Free Hand Dswins'
aud
ERIuAY Oct T. The Glass In Natural Philosophy.
scc,ion. i,d Of the Glass In Mechanical Drawing
and Section. and O. Of the Class in Free Hand Drawing
for admission the Glasses in Maihrmstcs
Chemistry ard Natural Philosophy will be received until
The 18Th i,t the Glasses in Vocal Nusc from ii
r By Order Of the 1rusees
ADRIAN 5. HEWITT,
Secretary
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DIANO AGENCY.-The undersigned offers
his services Agent to purchse Pianos for resident
Of NewYork oer places, selecting them from the Manu-
factories which he or the purchasers themselves will prefer.
ns knowedse Of this instrument. for many years ensbss
him 10 civ entire satisfaction 10 those tbs. employ him lie
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90 Eet.

90 Lrf.
AT NEW-BRfGHTON, HAMILTON PARK
~ To RkET Furnished and UDfnmished HOUSE1
,oa,s,ang "a. aad all modern improvements Delights
situation for Nins,r Sumner Good n,ghborhood ApgH
10 Room No II, No. Ia Broadway, orD bRADLEi NO.
Brosdwsy.
ITO LET till May !, furnished COTTAGE 81
Sherwood n. j. lnIes from jersey City Ferry. 60
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PROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY THE
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wall TENTS. c.mp e;r-Afuy >tai I'd I'd t3li9efs 'n'y
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marty iufnshg ih" and AMI quantity oil goods eso'y
nisrs ed - - rriicie ali paekngo. -. -, Il,
Ari. Offering distinctly state In te' his e
aaniiiy they prspo. furnish the EIicc Aa ub- VI as
livery ,,,,
s,,rples when Submitted mu lie marked snd numbered 10
ia Che proposals enc the parties thereto nui'
.nso- THAI the good ha be, IA every l-sec, .gaal u
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guaranty signed bytrO re'pon.ih parsons must accom-
ranv .a bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii scppy the Ar
Il. . g,saf led 70 him under bis proiosel 49,
Bid. will b. oreued Ihrt-tay october u, lBit NJ two
clock o. ln this Office, and bidders requested to ID
pir.-nt . ,,.,
hond. will be rcquil,d that the ootact viii Be faithy
Tri.,r.n.s relating 20 Proyo,al. viii no. be noticed
bauA Of froposas, Contracts aud bond' maS We OF
The rsLt TO re,ec, suy bid Doomed unreasonable is re-
served , ~ -
Inlorse envelope Proposals for -. and ad
dFcs o. w ". W " y, NJ, "a, ns,.,
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE g
Dwsap,rd n,aru.a ctue Also sold Chestnut and w
Clsmsr Suites PLAN and ornamental ct H. u
Tons S68 Canal-st. opposite Wooster rs'a''' ----.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNiiOhE.E
~ The brs, tment OF ENAMELtp ss - On
n,cnta, In suites Wholesale ard Retail Also mssI
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ttlnslfal l9nstruments

4 BARGAIN.--A seven-ocrsYe Rosewood
"A PLANO with round carved ss, good
new; cost $50 for go Also sccon. hand PIANO foT
80 =. \. GORDON No so broid~ay.
A CCORDEONS, MELODEONS, FLUTES
Noius Guitars Banos. Gernrn silver and Rrass Bend
OF every de p;ion. Italian von Jse
Sis sirg 25c.j Guitar snd BANJO stTg., 2Jc iaaiisa
Send .amp price itt Musical n.tfnmciis repaired
FREDERICK BI.UIF 30 2l9 Bogsry.