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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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81
GIBBoN, in his ''Decline and FAN Of the
Roman Empire, gives scrap of history
which is repeating itself In our day, and
upon this continent. 1t is printed below:
B.
The incapacity Of weak and distracted
government may often assume the appear
ance and produce the effects Of a treason
able correspondence with the public enemy.
If Alaric [Jeff. Davis had been introduced
into the council of Ravenna, tWashingtonb
he would probably have advised the same
measures which were actually pursued by
the Ministers Of Honorius [Lincoln.l The
King of the Goths Rel isl would have con-
spired, perhaps with some reluctance, to de-
stroy the formidable adversary, by whose
arms in Italy [Maryland] as well as In
Greece 1.-THE Peninsula he had been twice
oyerthrown. Their active and interested
hatred laboriously accomplished the
retirement of the great Stilicho Met Clellan.l
!, BY. the pressing instances of new favor
| ties, Generals, unworthy as they had shown
themselves of the name of soldiers, were
promoted to the command of the cavalry,
of the infantry, and of the domestic troops.
The Gothic Rebel Prince would have sub
seribed with pleasure the edict which the
fanaticism of Olympus [Abolition1 dictat-
ed 10 ythe simple snd devout Emperor
PRESIDENT Honorius [Lincolnl which ex-
cluded all persons, who were adverse to the
Catholic Church from holding any
Office in the State: obstinately' re-
ljected the service of all those who dissent
cd from his religion Abolition doginasl
and rashly disqualified many of his brav7
est and most skillful officers who adhered
| to the worship, or who had imbibed the
opinions of Arianism Constitutional Gov
ernment.] These measures, so advantage
kOus to an enemy, Alaric JEFF. Davisl would
have approved, and might, perhaps, have
s,lggested; but it seemed doubtful whether
the Barbarian Rebel Chief would have
promoted his interest at the expense of the
inhnman and absurd cruelty which was per-
| petrated by the direction, or at least with
the connivance, OF the Imperial Ministers.
The Auxiliaries [soldiersI who had been
attached to the person of Stilicho McClel-
LAM lamented his death [dismissall; but the
desire of revenge was checked by a
natural apprehension for the safety
! of their wives and children 1.-THE Union
and its capital At the same hour and
as If by common signal, the cities of Italy
! [the slave States were polluted by the
same horrid scenes of massacre and pillage
which involved in promiscuous destruction
the families and fortunes of the Barbarians
[Southern peoplel. Exasperated by such
an injury, which might have awakened the
tamest and most servile spirit, they east a
look of Indignation and hope toward the
camp of Alaric [Jeff. Davis ], and unanimous
| ly swore to pursue with just and implaeable
war the perfldious nation administration
that had so basely violated the laws of hos
pitality humanity BY the imprudent
| conduct Of, the Ministers of. HonOrius I'll i'm
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+. Legislative summary.

sd In THE SENATE, on Wednesday, January
9th, the following bills were passed: To
change the time of holding the summer term
of Court in Delaware county; To extend the
powers of county Clerks SO they may ad-
minister oaths, acknowledge deeds, etc.
The following bill was introduced: Author
izing County Commissioners to levy tax
to raise money to pay bounties. The bill,
TO increase the fees of Sheritfs for keeping
prisoners, was lost on its final passage.
( Aresolution, instructing the committee
on Fees to report bill to increase the SAL
aries of Penitentiary guards, was laid on
the table, Senators generally expressing a
desire for some information In regard to the
escape of John III. Morgan before they could
vote the officers of the Penitentiary larger
salaries. ~
In THE HOUSE, DIR. Olds presented a me-
mortal from citizens of Athens county, con-
testing the seat Of Mr.. johnson, as Repre-
sentative, on the ground that he holds q
commission in the Federal army, which was
laid on the table to be printed. New bills
were introduced as follows: To amend-sec-
tion 46 of the code; TO regulate the COM
pensation of Sheriffs for keeping prisoners
by allowing them 80 cents per day. Scotts
bill, prescribing new test oath to be taken
by State, county and township officers came
up. Mr.. Dresel submitted an amendment
substituting the CONSTITUTION" for the
word Government" which was voted
down, as was also an amendment to in
clude the Fugitive Slave clause. and an
amendment to include in the oath that
the person taking it had never belonged
to Secret Leagues or political societies.
W The bill passed under the operation
of the previous question. Mr.. Field
ing moved to amend the title SO that
it be ''an act to encourage perjury" A
substitute for resolution inquiring as to
the disposition Of the conscientious fund,
calling ON the Governor for information in
regard to the commutation money paid un-
der the draft of 1862, was passed.
A resolution, amending the Constitution
so as to allow the Assembly to tax dogs al
other than their real value was tabled. a
resolution indorsing the Administration
and especially the amnesty proclamation
was referred. ,.e.,-.. .Js,n .leif
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s11f..l 1iar91 Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1864.
Hon. William V. Peek, Chief Justice and Hon.
Jacob Brinkerh9f, Hon. Josiah Scott. Hon. Rufus
p. Ranney, and Hon. Horace w ilder Judges. u.
j. Critchfed, Reporter. pffs
GENERAL DOCKET. -,t-asY :.
NO. s6o Malcolm u. Cakins v. The State Of Ohio.
In error to the Court Of Corninon Pleas Of Lorain
county. r, iiH. ~ 't3A" -' e, Il,
LIST. The testimony Of experts as 10 the hand-writ-
ing Of disputed paper, by comparing it with other
papers proycd by direct evidence on the trial. to
have been written by the person claimed to be the
writerof the disputed paper, although such experts
have no previous knowledge Of the handwriting Of
Sd " hen criminal Statute il repealed, and there
Is no provision in tho repeating statute saving Of
fences or pending prosecutions under il, no conyic-
ion. after such repeal, can be legally had under
Cd. The Act Of March 2i, 1853 (Ohio Laws vol. 60,
p, 2o,) TO- amend the act for the punishment Of
repeats tEc isth and 18th sections Of tie last named
4th. The I'd section of the Act Of April g. 1885, con-
o. Stat, D. so does not extend 70 statutes for tho
punishment of crimes. az u L ZoIrGlE E4s i
5th a COMPLETION for an offence committed on the
18th section of the Act for the panshment Of crimss
could not be lesy had after the said Act Of March
JudEment A reversed. and prisoner discharged. Il
| Charles ". James Executor Of ,Siss Prgden, de;
ceased v. Not54, Mary Pruden and others. Reserved
in the District Court of Hooking County ~ bay;
!. Lands ACQUIRED after the making Of win dis
posing Of all the testators property owned at his
DEATH for specified purposes, viii pass under
3. When an instrument is open TO two construc.
ton sthe one consistent and the other repugnAnt K
Or ,S The Ss I vg % s
s. Tho fale which destroys remaindsrin personal
lefv N fha firat akor M aag
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some Of the Odioss Feahires .Oi
alif IA Linc0lm,s Plan.


Some of the prominent features In Mr..
LINcoIN's plan for what his sycophants call
the reconstruction of States, as developed
In Gen, BANKs's proclamation and in the
~ instructions to Gen.. STEELE, are the follow
ing: .ag1f- g1ey Qsia t3
laaool. Mr.. LINCOLN, in his proposed scheme,
snuIlifies and makes void State Constitutions
in part, which he might as wen do In the
1nswhole. Iffhe can do that thing In part, he
3io can in the whole. II he. can nullify and
., abrogate one provision Ola State Constitu-
tion, he can nullify and abrogate all its pro-
visions. .a
2. He REQUIRES every voter to take a test
-zs oath, unknown to the Constitution and laws
-. of any of the States, and for which he has
oi no warrant or authority in the Constitution
10 or any law of the United States. oi
tloe g. He disregards and practically inullifies
the constitutional obligation, which requires
him as the Chief Executive of the Republic
w TO see to 1t that the people of every State are
guaranteed republican form of govern
inent-such government as the people
themselves have ordained and established,
not such one as the President and the Lead
g.ers Of his party may choose to impose by
military force.
4. Mr.. LINCOLN sets precedent which he
or any other man IN power may follow 10
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Deafness Cured.

A young man, aged 81, who lives with me. has been
deaf from infancy with noises in his head. 1placed
him under DR.. Jonoss treatment few days ago, who
has very much improved his hearing and quietcd tho
noise in his head Iwould advise the afflicted TO go
at once TO DR.. Jones. Pam farmer; live 10 miles
from Columbus, Franklin county, on the q. +. ~.
railroad. E- ~ it1,,r 3 J9irli g8
Before he went to Dr. Jones We could scarcely make
him understand at all; wo now talk to him very COM
~ -. - 49, - "a p. s. AVERY.
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Testimonials Of a few Of his many
Cures in Ohio, :

have been hard of hearing, with singing and
other unpleasant noises in 10y ears, for FIVE years.
heard Of DIR. Jones's success and consulted him At
cure mo in alf-hour. asked him if he would
give me any pain. He said he would not and in less
than half an hour he had my hearing perfect; and il
good. saw DR.. Jones straighten agentleman eyes
that were very crooked from birth. The Doctor wa;
not over minute or two at it. have no hesitancy
in recommending DR.. Jones as a skllful gentleman
and live at Marion. o..
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"a EAR n Rye! 60

relieved 30 cases Of ozocna foted ulcer in the nose)
inserted 10 artificial eyes, cured or relieved l30 pa
tients afflicted with catarrhal affections, cured per-
sons Of stammeing, operated with complete snccess
times for artif pupil tths most dicult and de
tcdt6 operation In ophthalnic surQery), cured and
prescribed for 50 persons afflicted With otorhql lof
fensiyc discargeof the earl operated for poypi IN
the nose and ear &c times % species Of tumor pured
and relieved 220 persons Of ophthalmia tihfhmed
eyes or eyelids Or both) cured great numberof all
kinds Of other diseases and removed number OF
specs from tho eyes, and operated 100 time for
pterygium Cred triangular skin or thickening f the
mucus membrane which grows over the .eye) He
operated for ptosis Calling OF the ds) IL time, and
cured number Of old standing diseases ofeyery
variety. Dr. Jones has the written Testimonials of
many Of the above cases, and the Pittsburg Cronf-
cle Dspdtch and the Gdsette made editorial rports
Of the above cases during tho montis of FEBRUARY,
March and April, 1868, giving the NAMES AMI resi-
deDces Of the above cases which anybody lee for
themselves by procuring the papers copies Of Which
200 Of Dr. Joness cases reported in the columns Of
the Journal and Stdtesmdn and Express Of thkoity,
which the readers Of these papers have seen.
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Dr. Jones is now going homewnrds from profess
sional tour to the principal Western titles. Ceye-
land Is his last stopping place In Ohio, and this Is
the only chance the peopleof this vicinity have
TO consult Dr. Jones on this side Of New YorS city.
His success In the cities Of 81. Louis, Cincinnati.
Columbus, Plttsburg and Indianapolis IN restoring
the afflicted, Is without a precedent In Ophthalnic
q practice Of iour months. DR.. Jones straiehtened
29crooked eyes OF both and all ages cured or
relieved $40 persons Of Deafness operated 10 times
successfully for cataract teatad with success 80 pa
tients fer amauross, (ncryous bindness,. cured or
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impartS fresh vitality. frequently its pris-
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Names ~ and % Aaass.s a 4. n, e 4 o.her. cnrea

I iI5I iol 137N by DIR. Jones. sfe
Mrs. Maria Frahtz, born with both Eyes very crook
edliyes on Main street. Springfield. Ohio Straight
ened by DR.. Jones, 4 4ss,t lgd 9gsfjtn.IlA ~
John @. Hall, cross-eyed straghtensd b.. DR.. j.;
lives in Greene township, I'VE miles south Of Spring
Austin Hanks; both Eyes we're deformod and very
cro6ked; made natural and straight by DR.. Jones;
lives at Vincennes Clark county, D. ,l. 4, ~ !,
Eyss made straight and natural by Dr!Jones; lives
at Woodstock, o. r3elslillpa,Yalis'i.iG z Id.
Warren Hassington. Woodstock. Champaign Co.,
o. put Eye in. ~ =, " W n !
Timothy Ryan: Strengthened both Eyes; lives at
Woodstock, Champaign county, %. il0dB s. ~ %
And many others, far and near. I, aIn9H 4l5E
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Editorial from The Indianapolis Gazette, .Jao q,
\ 1863. edited By DR.. Jordan. m y
DIR. JONES AT TIE BATES Observation-Disclosures
ton we see is being directed very c0nsideray to-
wards this distinguished gentleman, and peQe are
beginning to feel that he is neither humbg nor
even one of the ordinary travelling Doctor" but
ALL indeed that he processes 10 be. We have poken
heretofore very highly and unqualifedly DR..
Jones, but we knew the man aud his eminer sue
cess in other places. and knew what we were liking
about. We commend the Doctor to the pub,. not
for his benefit butfor the benefit Of the afich-all
who have defective organs of sight or hearir. As
equal in America lie has spent large fonne in
acquiring the knowledge he possesses, in u best
Schools Of Europe, as well as in this count, and
has since had several years practical experiee at
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terine for is years DR.. Jones. cured me inl baif
hour. 90 can talk and read without an implement,
which /. could never do before. | feel likeA new
"''' = 50, -. -''' JACOB SEALS, Portsmouth, o.
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Court Martial for the Trial of Capt.
5..s B HURT. 7uioA

After much delay and several disappoint-
ments, Capt. HURT is likely to have his
trial soon. The following is the order de-
failing court for that purpose:
n5 auir WAR .DEPARTRENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,}
~ WASHINGTON, January 18th, 1864.
Special Order No. 26: gsa s.s.1iil gG
A general court martial is hereby ap-
pointed to meet at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the
25th day of January, 1854, or as soon there
after az, practicable, for the trial of Capt.
T. w. HURT, Assistant Quartermaster of
Volunteers, and such other prisoners as may
be brought before it. i 'itq7f lii'- ~
DETAIL FOR THE COURT: Jsi
Brig Gen. Jacob Ammen, us. Vols.
Col. G. w. Neff, 8Sth Ohio Vols. orura1
Col. B. d. Fearing, ODD Ohio Vols. h9vil5
Col. C. G. Hawley, LIST Ohio H. A.
Col. r. w. Ratliff; 18th OhioCav.
Lieut.-Col. j. T. Sterling, 103d Ohio Vols.
Maj. d. w. Hoffman, I'd Ohio H.. A.
Capt. ID. Z. Welch, ID Ohio Cav -alu
Capt. I'll. G. Pike, I'd Ohio Cav. Gs tqf
Major I'll. J.. Burnett Judge Advocate
Department of the Ohio, Judge Advocate OF
the Court. q9y. g0is95-
The Court will sit without regard to
hours Il f.oas s1,s flsttrei7 iLf 1aF
BY order of the Secretary of War. oi
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
IA, i, ret .,q..4,os Ass't.-Adj't. Gen.
Benn Pitman is Recorder to the Court.
Major Burnett arrived from headquarters
ut Lexington, KY, yesterday, and several
members of the Court are present, but it is
not probable the case will be- taken up be-
fore to-morrow.-C Cincinnati Gazette, January
9Th. a,fl 5ao sffi r,q' .ila,.
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My sons Eyes wero crooked for 10 years. Having
doctoed for them for year or more in vain. took
natural Immediately. 1I4 MRS. McCLISTER,
No. ll5 Mound street, Columbus, 0. 5
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Grrnysrr BrASou STATE BAskor ONO

NCI WAsHINeToN, o., eth Dec, 1893. !
have been troubled all my life with one crooked
Eye, and my vision was seriously affected thereby.
Having heard Of the numerous cures and skillful
operations performed by Dr. Jones' now practicing at
the American, in Columbus, Ohio, resolved to have
him straghten my Eye. visited him on the Gath Of
November, and in one minute he Strengthened. my
Ego most satisfactorily, without my feeling it.. lad
wise the afflicted 10 ava1 themseyes Of Dr. yones's
visit at once. ,Ili-, 8. B. LAWRENCE, 7
i'. ~ Cashier Guernsey Branch Bank.
Washington. o., Dec Z, 1868.
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Consultation Free!

Il was troubled with my hearing and an unpleasant
feeling in my Ears. employed DR.. Jones to remedy
= 'if, ERASTUS MARTIN,
IA 2ht ~ y, Woodstock, Champaign county. o.
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called on Dr. Jones. who has put me in an Eye which
gives me no pain, which moves naturally, and which
cannot be distinguished from my natural Eye.
-.iI,'If u t,l1tl WM. McK0RCLE, ii,
Mechanicsbnrg. Champaign county. Q.
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Deafness and noise in the head, In all its orrns.
cured If the organ 10 not destroyed a fs d.if
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Cross Eyed persons can neuer see perJecRy-ss-
pecidliy aoitt te Bye Matfs tho most crooked. The
operation restores sigt and appearances. and aofs
Dr.. y. Il isG cure thing. ,.t.t,rI .r,al
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lost one Of my eyes by discharge Of shoin the
face. DIR. Jones has inserted me an artifal eye,
which gives me no pain and moves and appes just
like my natural eye.
yANDEvER NOT.
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From the pittsburg Weekly Chronicle, Marc 18th.
1867


DR. jones' AT THE "MoNoNGAHELA HoUsE.-We
have frequently called Attention to the signal rcess
attending DIR. Joness treatment Of eye and q dis
eases. His Office is crowded every day, and whave
yet to hear Of a single case Of his in which pa
treatment. We have spoken already of the ccess
with which he operates for diseases Of the eye The
following certificate shows what he do in deases
Of the ear, We give it in full. because Capt.yans
is widely known here, and any statement ming
from him will be read with interest. Here iwhat
he says: . .ts.'.t
PITTsBURGH. March 9th, ls63-Having beetrou-
bled with deafness for some time past, more pticu
larly after taking cold, and latterly becominmuch
sf' Dr. %b SS%PS a
On the Cd day u March did so, and afteroeing
seated. stated my case giving plparticplar The
DOCTORS reply was: u can @ restore your hse1g as
Es sCr Syes Rour iRps the S opefa s.
painfulf" NO, sir; any operation IN the 9, that
would be painful would be injurious" "Hownuch
will it cost, DoctorY The sum vas stated. You
can go to work." The Doctor began and went
through like some master workman. Insted Of
pain, certain parts of the operation gave me pre Of
q pleasing sensation than operation in whh so
much was TO stake for me-. In lessthan half AMOUR
my. hearing wa! perfectly restored, and hal re-
and am perfectly well satisfied with my basain:
The Doctor and are even, except that think had
the best Of the bargain. What J. have written ]
have done voluntarily, and did | not believ tho
cure 10 be perfect. would say so without rcgrd To
any person. .ttltf uy
Commercial and River Reporter. Gibbon sreet
Eighth Ward. - .ssta
5F.g TIlSia 7GT 3n Nt.9,
As was present and heard the conversation ant
witnessed the operation, most cheerfully coicid,
with the above statement.
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have had crooked eyes for 20 years. ,nt to
lumbus, January 90 1864, who straighted myyes in
one minute. am u farmer; live at Basil, Frfeld
JOHN GRESSLL.
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The Attorney Generals Reply Il
,GCE NJ Tod.
We print IN this mornings /

We print in this mornings DAILY STATES
MAN the concluding part of the Attorney
Is Generals Reply to Ex-Governor TOD. 1t
Is caustic and scorching production, and
win lead, the latter to conclude that he has
q .'walsed up the wrong passenger" twill,
& of course, be read by everybody b.. sai
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have been afflicted with deafness. noise Il my
head. singing. cfeaking whistling sounds, likefall-
ing Of water, and giddiness apdconfuson Of mem..
to speak veryloud to me. DIR. Jones' Of New York.
being at the Mopopgahela House, and having such
great success, i then resolved to try once more. !
the best physicians in this country and Europe and
they had all failed. DR.. Jones has cured me extire-
ly. and that without pain. During the short time
DIR. Jones remained in this city Pittsburgh have
seen over hundred ladies and gentlemen that have
been cured Of partial and total deafness and blind.
ness by DR.. Jones. It Is universally conceded that
he is tho best Ear and Eye Doctor in Amreica, and
many say he is the best in the world. Iismy 61nt
conviction that what. DR.. Johannes A. Jones can't
cure can't bo cured. lam sotimyconvinced SO his
unparalleled skill that will take pleasure in an
swering any questions that may be asked me. Ad-
dress tour call on -lOgSN
~ ViU III tiN1 JOHN KING,
No. IL Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
At King & Co.'s Wholesale Glass House,
I Pittsburgh, April 3, 1863. ~ ttn.a