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PROPOSALS,
OFFICE OONhIsskRY OF SUBsIsrEscE, !
No IL AtwatAT Building,
Cleveland, ohio, March gfh fssf


No IL AtwAtaT Building,
Cleveland, ohio, March sih, ts6i.
A RMY ST0RES.-SEALlD Pro
Office from frat hands, unit O'Clock P. M, March
u n, 1854, when Thy will be opened aud awards
made for the sutp'y and dslivsry at CamP Cleye.
land, Ohio. Of the following subsistence &C. res:
l2O barres Mess Pork, best quality,
55l barrels AK slonr, in barre lined,
g so1 o. pounds pounds White whit Beans, 90 DO
70 pounds Homiuy, de- do DO
+OOJ pounds ofe0, roasted not grOundlfo barrels
lined, with samples of Rrcen,)
SUI pounds go1d brown sugar, in barrels, lined,
800 gallons Vinegar, In barrels
so pOunps star Candles, full eight in boxes
AyOO pounds Soap tehemical) in boxes,
l29 pou1d1 Ealf. in bArrela, good quality
20 pounds Black Pepper (grOundJ in boxes. .cou-
tsining p to 81 pounds, t. he pot IN
p, er EacSages, ounces each, proper
Bids for this whO;e any one or more Of the above
articles received All the above stores to be ii the
best quality, and delivered Camp Cleveland on tbs
order OF the u. 8.
70 charge for packages, tbs packages must be SO
weight, actual fare, net weight and contraetor's
name on one end, and have U. s., Camp Cleyeland
o., OF the ofher end.
Bidders will state prics of Flour delivered At Camp
and a. their own warehOuse
Samples OF each article, Fxceps Meats properlv
marked. must acscmp any zach Lid
Fayments VIII be made in such funds as NAV be
supplied Dg the treasurer Of the United states
A copy OF this advsI tisement Ia 'fsip' cut from
this paper must accompany the bids,
Proposals must De sigatd By the parties themselves
aud not by Clerks &c.
Bidders Invited to be present at the opepipe Of
the Olos. WM- A. MUkFEY,
m6toall-l5l Captain and Z. s
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The strength Of Our Army.

The New York Tribune has reesived
from the PrOvOst-Marshal Generals Office,
through one Of its Washington correspond
ents, 8 statement Of the sooessiOns to our
army during the past year. made by the
Fs-enlistment Of veterans, volunteer re-
eruiting, and drafting. From tive con-
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GrERxsrT BaAEcH. STATE BAsz OF OHIO, !

Wa hipgtOn, Ohio, Dec 7, 1858.
have been troubled aiI my life with one crooked
eye, any vision was seriously affected thei eby-
Having read Of the uumei cures and skillfu 0ps
ratio performed by Dr.. Jones, now piacticin at
the American, Olumbus, Ohio, l resolved 10 have
him siralghten my eye. Iyi-ited him the 2ith Of
November, aud In one minute be sTraightened my
eye most satisiaet 1rily, without my feeling it. 10
eye Is now entirely we'll, and ecty natural Sd
Nis3 he afflicted to avail themselves Of d. Jones
visit at once. 5. b. LAWRENCE,
Cashier Guernsey Branch rank
Oross-eyed persons can never see perfectly, ss-
peciaIT with the eye that is most crooked he ops-
ration restores sight and appearances, and with Dr.
Jones 1t is sure thing.
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MA8fERla 9ALE,
sALE-Pursusnt to the

REAsTER'a sALE.-Pursusnt to the
MI command Of an order OF sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County,
at the suit Of Christine Hege against William
TTautwein, Phebe Trautwein, Samuel Q. Ives snd
Charles T. Ives, to me directed, shall expose
for sale a. Public Auction at the door c the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, on Monday the
4th day Of April. A D. 1864, At three o'clock p.
NJ tho following described premises, situated in
the township and city Of Cleveland and County
OF Cuyahoga being part OF original ten acre lot
nun Der thIrty-one (sI and bounded as follows,
to-Wit: Beginning al the point on the west side
Of Perry tIeet one hundred and torty-nine (l4s)
feet south from its intersection with Garden
street. Thence running southerly along Perry
street thirty go feet, thence westerly at ngnt
angles with Perry street one hundred and ninety
nine Q99) feet and one-hsf ~ inches tc an alley
thence along said in alley a northerly direction
thirty-nine (Ssl feet and eight 80 inches thence
in an easterly direction two hundred and nVe
COS feet and tve (5 inches to the place Of begin
ming. Appraised ct 81 600.
ALLEN T. BRINSMADE,
B. R. BBAvIs, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
March Sd. lS64-mar. 8. 145.
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nIIREn

A young man who lives with me, Bgsd u, has been
deaf from Infancy, with nois' In hts head paced
MIN under Dr.. JONES treatment few days ago, who
has very much improved his hearing and quieted the
noise IN his head. Wou advise the afflicted 10 20
at once 70 Dr.. Jones | am farmer; living 10 miEs 3
from Colum bus, Franklin county, Chic, on the O p
q l. hatroad Before he went TO Dr. Jones we could
scarce make him hear at all. We now talk to him
very comfortably and he is still improving
P. 3. AVERY.
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The total area Of schleswig- -Holstein and
Lauenourgi the DuohiesnoW in dispute, is
not quite equal to 1890 English miles.
Holstein covers $500, sohleswig s 400, and
Lauenburg420. The first has a population
OF 544i4l9, the second 4O9, ,S07, the third
So Holstein has seven fne towns. Of
which Altona is the chief, with 49, ,524 In.
hsbitsnts. Kiel is the capital, however,
with Il, ,64lI and takes the lead In socisi
rank, owing to its famous University and
fine port.
u EEmIIy WvuEEs w.. ss--.-
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Names and Addresses Of Others Cured
BY Doctor Jones,

mrs. Maria Frsntz, born with beth eyes crooked /;
lives on ain street, Springfield, Ohio. Straightsns
ed by Doctor Jones.
John G hall, cross-eyed; straightened By Doctor
Jones. Lives In Green Township five miIrs soIifh ~
Springfield, on Oliit0n Road.
Austin Hanks, both eyes v@re deformed and vsrV
crooked. Made natural and straight By Dr. Jones
Lives et Nincenpes, Clark county, hio
David Oanhaid's daughter, bOru with cfOoked avas
made straight and natural BY Dr.. Jones Lives At
Woodstock, Ohio
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have been hard Of hearing, with singing and 9TH
er u9peasant noises in my ears, for i've years.
neard Of DR.. Jones success, snd consulted him. at
Columbus, on December l6 ls63. He told M that he
could cure me in y an hOur Iasked him n he would
give me any pain He said he would not and 10 lfas
than half al bour he hzd my hearing psrfect and 10
Is 50 still and have no doubt 1t will always remain
coed. saw DR.. Jones strAighten geb .eman's eyes
that we're very crooked from birth The Doctor was
not over minute or two st 1t. have no hestancy
in recommending DR.. Jones as a skilful gentleman,
and worthy Of the utmost confidence am farmer
and live at Marion Ohio. F.W. KOOHS.
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ANaIER HOUSE, Cleveland Feb T.
have been hard OF hearing for % years with noise
IN my ears. Gouid not hear binary conve-satiol
~ alt. Before was treated by DR. Jones could not
hear watch lick when pressed against my cars. l
can now hear a. we'll as any hOiy. JAS BOWEN
franklin Mills, Portage 90, o.
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WThe Now York soldiers voting Law.

- = "-HA LAW
On Tuesday, March Sth, the proposed
amendment to the Constitution of The State
ofNeW York, permitting the soldiers to
exercise the elective franchise, was SUBJ
nitted to the popular vote. A very light
vote was cast only about One-fOurth Of the
voting population attending the polls
The majority in favor Of the proposition is
very heavy, and viii probably exceed 5O,-
600. New York city gives majority Of
s,4s7, and Brooklyn, Of 1926, for tie
amendment.
The Soldiers ofNeW York State will have
voice in selecting their Commander.in.
chief.
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THURSDAY, MARCH l7TH, ga.
DESIRABLE REAE. RsTATE
AND
Fine Brick HOuseO on Kinsmsn-st.,

o. CUTTER & SON will sell on Thursday, March
l1th on The premises sale commencing st II o;ock
a. NJ, the House and Lot known a. the go. Cutter
Place." on RinsmAn-st. The House Is q large brick
building built in the most substantial manner with
every convenience requisite for First Class Rad
dence. The Lot is 1913 feet front on Kinsman ST.,
roDninR ok $50 feet, with an abundance OF ohcice
Fruit Trees aud shrubkery 90 H.. -
q
fest front kinsman-st, running bacE $50 feet to
0range-St., tofh Lots containing largo number OF
choice Fruit Trees
Also, eleven Ql) Lots fronting on Orange-St ten
0) OF these lois 30 feet front By 25 feet deep and
one % 80 f-et by l25 feet deep.
Also, eleven (Il) Lots fronting on BurW IL ST.; ten
tlO) Of which 30 feet front BY l25 fet deep (
80 feet front bv l25 feet deep
Also, tine Barn, l0x6U feet.
The above property is the most desirable that has
been offered at auction In tn city for many yeais
Any one wishing to purchase 4 good Homestead or
good Lot, should not all 10 attend this sale Tile
perfect.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onathird % cash in hand balance in ons ID and
two 70 years, with interest annually at 2 cent.
N B. The Ktnsman Street pass this prupertr every
twenty minutes mars-l42
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CONSULTATION FREE,

/ wss troubled with my hearing and had and un-
pleasant feeling In my eaas. / employed Dr. Jones
to remedy my trouble viii, he has done mOS satis-
iactOriy. ERAsTUS MARTIN,
Woodstock, Champaign county, D.
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unuHuA UuRHU.

had been troubled with an offensive breath, caus-
Cd BY very unpleasant disesse uzOenR) in ths nose
which had nearly destroyed the bone I have been
uncer DR.. Jones treatment five months and cured
IL = three mon hs since Quit using tho medicine
aud am satisfied the dilease Is entirely cured. Doc
toe wish yen TO publish this for the benst Of 9th
era, and shall ever EN- amber with gratitude
ANNIE 5TONEK, f1ttsburg, Pa,
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10 show the actual gsin Of the army,
the 100000 re.enlisted veterans must te
dedusted, as we'll as the killed, wounded,
prisOnsrs, and disabled during the year,
said to amount to 125 600, which would
leave the army SOC, 600 larger now than it
was January !, 1868.
Upon this state 9f things the people can
with safety congratulate themselves and
the administration. The present condition
ofaffairs IN our own armies affords decided
contrast with that within the rebel lines
The Confederate army is growing weaker
daily, not osly in actual numbers, but iu
piysiqus, in arms and munitions, in the
materials for support, and, most important
Of all, in its morale. The authorities at
Richmond are without support for their
present troops, and seek in vain for the
means Of raising fresh leyiss. Their only
hope has been in disloyalty ct the North,
which they fondly imagined would pre-
vent further enlistmenis, and
supplant President Lincoln BY
some Pesoe Democrat. Both these aniici-
pations were destined to disappointment.
Behold how grsndly our great nation has
swept forward to the work of filling up
our army, which nov, one third larger
than il has ever been before, better equip
ped and provided, more amply and munii-
Gently supplied, more splendidly drilled
and thoroughly organized, tkan at any
previous time since the war bsgsn, stands
ready for the commencement of cam
psign, which, IL sharp and desperate, shall
also be hnsll Behold, too, with what
grand unsnimity the people are sweeping
onward in the great Presidential move
msnt, bearing Abraham Lincoln on the IL
dsl wave Of 3 just and well-founded popu-
lar enthusiasm, into the Presidential chair
for a second term, to complete the work
which he has SO far supsrintended In
-. 4 --------a
the speedy downfall Of the Shareholders
Republic.
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Although the Empress in her evening
dress, is stillassVery beautiful, (indeed her
profile and the line Of her shoulders will
always remain besutiful, she begins to
show unmistaksble signs Of wsning-more
in the studied care TO conceal the march Of
time than in the appearance Of his actual
footprints. It is now the fashion to speak
Of her Majesty ss gifted with superior
intellect, and We are told that the five
o'clock tea in her Msjesty's boudoir at
Compeigne was reunion of wit at which
she shone brilliant among the brilliant
We are told that her favorite poets sre
Lope de Vega, Shakespeare, Victor Hugo,
and Alfred de Musset. No one ever
dreamed Of finding all this dazzling in
teIligence until the delicate beauty had be-
gun to fade. We may now expect to have
she world stand amazed at the point of
the witticisms uttered by the Empress Of
the French-all Of which will be manu-
faotured expressly for her Msjesty's use
just as it is said that the books published
in the name Of the former Princess de
Solms Tor Bonspsrte) now Countess Ra-
tazzi, are written by corps Of poor-devil-
authors whom she keeps in her pay
Alss she is not the only ESarsr of hnr-
foWed laurels
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His Fees vary from sl5, 90 to $500.
HIS TERMS ABE OAsH.

Ny eyes have been weak and watery for many vears
aud was troubled with floating spots before them.
Dr Jones, who is now at the Neil House, gave ne
medicine Tor them seventeen days ago, which has en-.
tirely cured them. No one can tell how grateful I
reel to the Doctor. Miss MARY ROUSER
Lancaster ohio, December 5, 1853
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lost one Of my eyes in the service Of ny country
called on Dr. jones' who has put me In an eye which
gives me no rain, which uogts naturally and which
cannot be distinguished from my natural Que
WIN. MCKAROLE
heehAnicsburg, Champaign county, o.
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Foreign Gossip.
A sAF1sTAoroR7 rxpIAuArrOE.


The Reverend Francis Newbold, Of Rose
Cottage, Lyndhurst, Hants, England, was
recently charged before q London msgis-
trate with sssaulting the police and using
abusive language. He was sixty years Of
age, and could not plesd the 'friVolity of
youth in his defence. But he did just
ss we'll. The magistrate said:
"This is serious offence, considering
the station you seem to move in. Have you
anything to say
To which Mr.. Newbold replied:
The fact is, that after had an early
dinner yesterday had 8 pint of dry port,
and this made me 80 very dry that called
for glass Of sparkling wine. It was 30
nice that had second. 1 then went
down to the station, as 1 thought, quite
right; but when got on to the platform
the cork, es might so ssy, seemed to get
out, and the wine went about me-"
The reverend gentleman may not have
satisfied justice, but he conferred q boon
upon the reporters, who will hereafter
speak Of drunken man not as one with
brick in his hat" OF tight or "boosy
or exposed to the sun too long" but ss a
man with the cork out"
TIE DUKE OF BRUEsWIoK's DIAMONDS.
The trial Of Henry Shaw for the robbery
Of diamonds and other valuables from the
Duke Of Brunswick, took place recently
in the Court Of Assizes of the Seine. The
court was crowded With persons anxious
to see the diamonds and the eccentric per-
scnsge who kept such an amount Of treas,
urs in his house, but they we're doomed tC
disappointment, IS the Duke did not answer
/ 10 the cell (it being said that he WAS indis.
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F,b. %.

DR.. Jones, at the Angler House, sira ghfeRsd my
eyes In minute or tWO without my IseliT It. They
were very crooked for fifteen years.
Miss FLOBA UMLAUFT,
Etb. %. Ill Seneca ST., Cleveland, D.
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~ Patients heed not stay with Dr. Jones' II their
diseases detOrmities require an operation Ii done
IN leW minutes n they require medicine they will
receive Ehat IS necessary to affect cure at onos and
can take It home without neglect Of business,
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The progress Of the divorce suit between
Cora L. v. Hatch and her husband, prom
isessone very curious developments. The
sGdsvit Of Cora in the case shows that
tssFs aas been vice and cruelty on the hus.
esads paTt vhstsver nay be true Of the
wSfa
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have been desf with singing noise in ny head
loF 30 years. 1 had been pronounced insuIable b.
i've physicians. DR.. Jones has restored my hearing
and uiei the noise in NY head. am b0y years Old.
] recommend all the afflicted go TO Dr.. Jones, as
believe he esn cure anything thsL q enrables
JOHN MCCAIN,
Navarr, p. o., Stark county, D.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1864
VALUABLE REAL EST ATE,
Cneasterly side Of Vineyard, near superior-st
AT o. CUTTER Son

o CUTTER SON will sell on Tuesday, March 70,
on ths premises sale commencing at 10 O'Clock, tbs
following described beal Estate, situated on the
easierly side of Vineyard St about 200 feet from Su
perior and next adjoining the premises of JacJb
LOwman, embracing about ten (l0) Lots 1hese Lots
are ct front on Vineyard st., and from 30 to 100
feet deep.
IKRas or SALE-Ten per cent. on day of sale; IS
per cent. in 20 days, aud balance in one, two and
three years, with Interest at 6 = cent annuslly.
For further information concerning this property
enquire of Il H. LITTLE,
.mATe-I42 No g Atwat-r Block.
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MY right eye has bSeu crooked FOR Is years. The
successful Dr. Jones' al the Angler HOUSE, stIaight-
ened it in one minute. LEVI STEfHH AIT
Navarro Stark cOunLY, Ohio,
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WHO Is NOW PRAOTICING AT TIE
Angler House, Cleveland, o.
HAS PROLONGED HIS STAY ON AC
COUNT OE his IMMENSE PRACTICE
UNTIL MARCH aOlh, 1864.

he cures all curable diseases Of the Eye and BAR,
and p5Tfur ell difficult and delicate operations IN
he operates for cataract, without psin, by new
mnthou.
he inserts artificial eyes to move and appear nat
Hral.
Dr. Jones cures sore eyes with mild medicines,
which give no pain.
He treats Gm5uTosis, or rervous blindness, with a
success hereto unknown.
He cures discharges Of the ear, CAUSED by scarlet
faver, messles, o. her diseases
he iuserts artificial tar-d-ams where the natural
drum (membrene) is destroyed, which improves the
Dr Jouos performs all delicate operations in OP-
th6mic and Eural surgery
He operates for artificial pupil; fall ng Of the eye
I'D he remedies at once.
Dr. Jones' Instruments superior TO those OF any
surgeon in America, and give him a Gecid,d hdvant-
age In his spec cality.
Or Jones has AZ vaisd himset OF the advantages ar
fored in the cities Of EurOps and America TO Obta
his prot. ssiOn The proof or tho same his Diplomas,
hang in his Office at the angler House, open TO the
Inspection of the interested
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AueTI0N SAFES


T OTIS AT AUCTION-FoUR LoTs
! on the south side of Euclid-St AID two on Tine
south side OF Prospect St, few rode east Of Hudson
St, part of the Ackley PrOptrtY, will be sold at
AuctOD, the door OF the Court 9ouss, fl the "
OF Cleveland, the twenty first Gay Of March, 1864.
at th ee o'clock P. NJ. Time given q part Of the
purchase money, IL dsjited.
HEERY g. ABBEY,
mArchlI.ll1 Master Commissioners.
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NELEGANT RESIDENCE FoR

A N ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOB
IA SALE.-The undersigned ohers his Barm, OF
nearly sixty acres, within few rods Of the Euclid
Station on the O. K. Bai road and nine miles ir6n
Cleveland. This fs enc Of tbs handsomest iocatiocs
in the county, with one OF the finest Orchards, con-
sistDg Of Apples, Pears Peaches, P;ums, and small
er Eruits about halt an acre at iouryear Ola 9fHps
Vites. The Gardens, incluning the NineI ard, are
surrounded with the best Usage Orange Hedge in
SOt' hern Ohio nearly five hundred sugar Naples
which will yield, with care. 1870 ewt Of sugar. A
new two story House, consisting of hve large He'd
rooms, Sitting Room, Parior. Einiug Hall, Clothes
Presses, aud Bath Boom. TIE plaoe has been pre-
pared and ftte up for permanent home. but ina-
blity take OF it, s the for Offering for
iale Plenty OF good Water, good Barns. Shells &c.
Post 0fice with two mails por day, only few rods
from the house. 1t is desirable place and will be
sold at bargain Enquiries may DO made Of
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland,
D. Il. Tilden, "
Ii. Nottingham. Sup't r. r. B.
Dr. L. Little, Cleveland, or Of
A. McREHNuLDS, the Owner,
feh2s-lls Agent at Euclid Station.
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HAlg RESTQRER.
DROFEsSOR DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOrer
DISEASES OF TIE SCALP.

The akiIi OF the medical faculty in treating dsea-
sss OF the scalp has 10 maturity OF been bat
fed By this most peculiar disease oft human frame
is not 10 he wondered or, Fs Il Iuiies great
study. deep research and careful nVesngation oi
the causes Whichi roduce the Dis ass Ualess the
cause ID discovered IL is IN utts; imposi6iify to
eradicate the disc and effect permanent cure
Diseases of the scalp have been prO0ogDced ineura
bic By some of the NEST eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study to this peculiar part Of the hn
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FER Special ard TeIesrnPh--see First
Page. Fer LEGAL and Oommereial--Sse
Faurfh Pare
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A Few Of Dr. Jones' Many Cares Since
He cSme TO cleveland.

have been hard Of hearing. with noise In ms ears
for eight years. 1 commenced treatment with Dr.
Jon At the Angler House, feb I'D. who has great
ly relieved me. d. B. DRAKE,
Wyandotts, Wyandotts county, o.
am under DR.. Jones' treatment for deafness, and
he has greatly relieved me in a few days
AARON GODFRIT,
Upper Sandusky, February sd.
Ny eyes have been crooked for many years. Dr..
Jones -. r-tsd upon them Feb sd and stTatehten
' BESNET WADswORTH, HUDSON, o
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Both ofmy eyer have been very crooked for twenty.
two years, went to DR.. Jones ct the Ansisr horsa
February 18th. who straish htensd Them In One min
uie, mIst satisfactorily.
Rev. JULIUS BAUCH,
Pembervllle, Wood county, I hio.
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Ny son was afflicted with an offensive diseharpe NJ
the ear which was fast destroying his hearing /
placed him ur Ter Dr. Jones seven weeks AGO and "a
ny satisfaction heis now entirely cured,
franklin county, near CoIambas, Jan. q ~.
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lost one OF ny eyes by discharge OF shot In the
ao9 Dr. Jones has inserted me an artificial eve
hich gives me no pain, and moves and appears isk
IKE ny nsturAls eye VANDEVEk MOTT,
nth Reg't q. v I
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. UFAOTORY FOR S4LE-Situated in one OF
ths most fourishing towns in Northern Ohio, with
the advantages of two Railroads. Zone Of which has
i's terminus at the psce ana, also, water por-
tstion. and heavily populated and wealthy eoGn-
try. The mandatory is now doing heavy bust-
died feet long twenty-eisht ieet wide two stories
high. with large Es-ret, and has complete set OF
tools In each department. good stock Of matsra
now on hand aud III shop has now in its employ
twenty-five workmen. The material and tools will
be sold and the building rented the whole sold at
very reasonable rates.
Sg--FOr further particulars enquire Of the Editor
Of this paper. mar8-l5t