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On the other hand, your enemies are ap.
pslled by the magnitude of the task before
them. The loud bosstin:s which q few
weeks since they 30 freely uttered, have
been silenced by your unanimous rs-en-
listments for the war, and the stern and
resoluts daring Of the South. Dissensions
exist among them. Eager to possess the
spoils Of their corrupt and prohigste gov
ernment, they see each other nearly as
much IS they do US. The war is no longer
popular. The rich are allowed to buy an
exemption, and thus cast sll the burden
and risk upon the poor. The labOring
GLASSES have already revolted against the
draft. To escape its odiUm, enormous
bOunties have been offered to volunteers; /;
but all these expedients have failed, and
again heavy draft has been ordered,
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Whenr Prn.nsnts.

We have conversed with several gentle
men from different psrts Of the State, who
all concur in giving very discoursging
aspect Of the wheat prospects. They say
that the cold weather during the past win
ter has destroyed, in many instances, al
most entire fields, and light crop is like
ly to ensue. We are reminded, however,
that farmers are generally in the habit of
complaining about their crops, and are
continually looking upon the dark side Of
the picture. It is too early in the season
to form any estimate upon the coming
crop Of Whest.-Stdte Journal.
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40. f. ATTENTION.-THBRI
TOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
BRAVE MEN

Who have become disabled In the servics Of their
Country, s published the FRo Simie Of the Emanci-
patton Proclamation. This is a VeIitabe fac simiIe
OF the original document, which given to the
President OF the United states to the Great Sanitary
Fair at Ghicsgo, and subsequently purchased by
Thomas B. Bryan. EsQ.. Of Chicago, Tor e20OJ, and
afterwards donated by him to ths sold dleIs' Home
The fac simie ts published under the direction Of
Mr.. Bryan and DIT denry W Bellows, President OF
the United States Sanitary Commission, and every
dollar OF the profits of the publication Is secured 70
the benefit Of the Hich, Wounded and disabled Sol
diers Of the Union Army Agents are wanted in this
city, and in every county in the State Disabled so
diers, and ali persons wanting, light, easy and
Profitable employment, cennot do better than to en-
gags in tue sale of this truly great and benevolent
publication. THos- P. PoWER, General a gent for
Ohio, Post Office box zoos. Once no so West 81 St.
Cincinnati send Tor Circular.
NB-A onpy OF the Fac Simile will be sent free TO
every EditSr in the State, who gives this notice
place IN his paper. marl2,l43
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Camp Chase, January ls, 1854.
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GUEBzsrY BaAECH, STATE BAEz OF OHIO, J

Warrington, OHIO, Dec. Z, 1905 J
1 have been troubled ali my life with one crooked
eye, any my vision seriously affected thereby
Having read Of the numerous and skllfui ope-
ratioGs performed by DR.. Jones, row practieins ct
the American, olumbus, Ohio, resolved to have
him stralghten my eye. visited him the 2fth Oi
November, aud in one minute he siraightened my
eye most satisfactorily, without my feeling it. NY
eye entirely we'll, and perfectly natural. sd
viss he afflicted to avail themselves Of Di. Jones
visit at once. 8. b. LAWRENCE,
Cashier Guernsey Branch Rank.
~ OFoss-eyed persons can never see perfectly, es-
pecialg with the sye that s most crooked Ihe 0pe-
ration restores sight and Appearances and with Dr.
Jones ft Is a sure thing,
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TIE RNGINF,r,s sTRTKF.
The Difficulty Virtually Settled---Re esumI
tlon of WOrk---The Point not Gained.

Ghe D1fhculty Virtually aettfed--sR esump
tlon of WOrk---The Point not Gained.
The great strike of the engineers says
the Chicago Tribune, is virtually at an end
Sober reason and correct Judgment have
prevailed over the loud blusterings Of 9
few malcontents, who, because they could
not get one railroad company to redress
what they considered wrong, determined
If possible to infict serious injury on
other railroad corporations and the whole
community. For a while they partially
succeeded, by magnifying their wrongs and
asserting that it was the intention Of all
the railrosd Superintendents to infict in
jury on them as a class.
The Engineers on the Michigan Southern
railroad have resumed their work, all the
trains are now running on time. On the
Rock Island road an adjustment has been
effected by this time.
On the Illinois Central railroad about
120 of the Engineers struck-there being
only three who refused to join the strike.
The company have secured the services Of
enough engineers to run all the passenger
trains and one freight train. Quite q
number Of the strikers wished to resume
work yesterday, but Superintendent Ar
thur Informed them that he would not en-
gage their services unless they accepted
his terms-three dollars per day, exclusive
Of Sunday, and that they should renounce
all connection with the "Footboard."
Several Of the men at Centralia were will
ling to accept the first condition, but the
last one they we're rather unwilling ts
subscribe to. Mr.. Arthur says that unless
they accept his terms snd 60 back to work
this week, he will send sn agent to SCOT
land to employ hundred engineers, and
send them here Immediately.
The st. Louis and Chicago railroad is ell
right. The Galena Company have secured
Engineers from the East. Thus ends the
great Beginners Strike, and we hope the
lesson learned thereby will not be thrown
away. Had it been foolishly persisted in
the public mind would have been raised 10
such pitch that no protective. society
could find favor in thsireyss. These $780,
cistiOns, If properly conducted, are caps
bic Of doing much good to the members Z
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OFTICF CHEZ CoAuIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March Z, 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN :
vftsd till April 9TH, 1854 for furnishing the sub
sistence Department with four thousand 1000 hosd
OF Beef Cattle on the hoOf. The cattle to be deliver
ed at Nashville, Tenn aud weighed on the scales,
and the weight 80 determined to be the purchase
weight.
hundred and fifty q, ,I5O) pounds and animal will
be admitted weighing less than one thousand (0o0)
pounds gross. A rigid inspection will be made by
such persons az the Government may direct at the
delivery. Bulls, Hsifers, Stays and Cows are not
wanted.
bond with good end sufficient security will be re-
dured for the faithful performance Of the contract
The time Of the first delivery Of the Cattle will be
fifteen days after signing the contract, and one
thousand q 0OO per week will be required until the
contract is completed.
Bids directed to Lieut. Col. &: P. Porter. Chief O.
s. Department of the Cumberland, Nashville, Tenn,
and TO be endorsed Proposals for furnishing Beef
Cattle
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid,
and no bid will be entertained when the bidder Is
not present TO respond. Payments will be made in
certificates Of Indebtedness.
FORM OF BID.
do hereby propose to furnish the o. s. Subsis-
tence Department with four thousand (i0OO head Of
Beef Cattle on the hoo in strict accordance with the
conditions of the enclosed advertisement to be de-
Iivered at Nashville, Tenn, for the sum of
per hundred pounds gross weight. oher as securf-
ties to County, state Of ,,,
Lieut. Col. and Chief O. 8. D. Of @.
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80 ~ - - -
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AFqIFR HoUsE, Cieveland Feb.

Columbus, December 10, 1858
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REReNANT TAIL0Rs.

-+@F re
800 0l& 70 Ssfrs
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but sae moment they assume the prerOga-
tiTe Of attempting to inaict an injury on
the public at large, sresction viii inevita-
bly, ensue, which will destroy the very pro-
teciiOn which they would otherwise enjoy.
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OZOENA CURED.

Ihad been troubled with an offensive breath, eaus-
cd by very unpleasant disease (UZoens) in the uose
which had nearly destroyed the bone. have been
under DIR. Jones treatment i've months, and am cured
1t Is three months since quit using the medicine,
and am satisfied the disease is entirely cured. Doc
tor wish yen to publish this for the benefit Of On
ers, and shall ever emember you with grattude.l
ANNIE sT0HER, Ptttsburg, Pa.
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DEAFNESS CURED.

young man who lives with me, aged II, has been
deaf from infancy with noises In his head placed
him under Dr. JONES' treatment few days ago, who
has very much improved his hearing and quieted the
noise in his head would advise the afflicted to go
at once 10 DR.. Jones. am farmer; living 10 miles
from Columbus, Franklin county, ohio, on the o. P.
l. Railroad. Before he went to DR.. Jones we could
scarce make him hear at all. We now talk to him
very com tortably, and he is still improving
Columbus, December 10, 1883
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Ihavs been hard of hsaring, with singing and 9th

I have been hard Of hearing with singing and oth-
heard Of Dr. Jones' success, and consulted him. ct
Columbus, on December l6, 1863 BE told me that be
could cure me in an hour. 1asked him II he would
Eive me any pain he said be would not; and in
than half hour he had my hearing perfect and II
Is 30 STILL and have doubt it will always remain
good. saw DR.. Jones straighten genIteman's eyes
that very oroOk cd from birth. Tbs Doctor was
not over minute or two at it. have no hes1tsncy
Ia recommending DR.. Jones q sklllful gentleman,
and worthy OF the utmost confidence. am a farmer
and live at Marion, Ohio. II. ". KOOHS,
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His Fees vary from $500 to $500.
HIS TERMS ABE CASE.

MY eyes have been weak and watery for many years
and 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
tireIy cured them. No one can tell how grateful /
ieel to the Doctor. Miss MARY L ROUSER.
Lancaster, ohio, December s, 1853
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The Most Profitable Variety of Potato.
AZ 9 recent meeting Of the Farmers
Club Of the American Institute, Mr.. Car
Psnter giVsuhis experience With Goodrich s
potatoes. He said that he had cultivated
a's AL four varieties, and he believed that the
Ousco white, with good culture, would
yield 300 bushels to the acre.
1 Mr.. Williams said that in 1852 he tried
al four varieties in comparison With some
Of tAs best kinds, earefully measured the
u ground and the crop, and having his note
~ hook with him he could give the results.
The ground, manuring and culture were
5fs5 the same In all cases. The rate per sere
Sf the Weld wss;-
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Then every heart shall rejoice in that
quiet which your courage has secured. The
quiet Of thriving villages, when the old
man on his crutch and the brave and war
worn veteran with his armless sleeve shall
tell Of bloody battles and scenes Of privs-
ton to smiling children around him. The
quiet Of prosperous cities whose WhsrVes
shall wbitsn with an opulent commerce
whose shops shall hum with busy indus
try, and whose spires point to the haven
Of rest which is far away.
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Names ana Addresses OF Others Cured
bV Doctor jones,

Mrs. Maria FrantZ, born with beth eyes crooked
lives Main street, Springfield, Ohio. Straighten-
ed by Doctor Jones. r."
John C Hall, cross-eyed straightensd by Doctor
Jones. Lives in Green Township, five miles south OF
springfield, on Clifton Road
Austin Hanks, both eyes were def0rmed and very
crooked. Made natural and straight BY DR.. Jones,
Lives at Vincenne5, Clark county, ;.hio.
/ David Caufed's daughter, born with crooked eyes
made straight and natural By Dr.. Jones. Lives at
Woodstock, ohio.
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 10
my satisfaction he is now entirely cured.
Franklin county, near Columbus, Jan. 3, 1884.
~Deafness and Noise in the Head, in all its forms
cured, II the organ is not destroyed,
lost one Of my eyes by discharge Of shot in the
face; Dr.. Jones has inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives me pain, Bnd moves and appears Just
like my natnralsys. NAhDEHEk hUIfs
18th Reg't o. Y. h
H~Remember, Dr.. JONES ia now practicins at
the Angler House, Cleveland, OHIO, where he win
remain until March 5Oth, 1854, the don't expect to
visit any other city in Ohio.
6rDr. JONES permanent address is
No. 16 Abingdon Place, New York City.
e - n 1n,46:fe fsb22-l4OdEAtW
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SEWING MACHINES.
1857. WAITS & F0uNB.

"ANTED.-HAND LooM.-EVE-
w ri Farmer to know that Lambs Self Acting
Hand Loom is an article he wants 10 make and save
money with. The turning Of an easy crank By mar
woman boy does the whole business of weaving Is
or so yards in day IS to 80 day can ba earned By
its use. State, County and TowuShih Righlg and
Looms for sale. Address, with stamps, BRANeOH
8 HLLIOTT, OhicagoS III. janzs-R23
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have been hard OF hearing for % years, with noise
In my ears. could not hear binary conversation
at all. Before was treated by DR. Jones could not
hear watch tick when pressed against my ears.
can now hear as well as any body. JAS. BOWEN,
franklin Mills, Portage co, o.
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II OTIS FOR SALE-135 FIT. FRONT
i 4 on Superior. St., cornar OF MuirsOn-St. Also
s1botB 49, IL and lS, being 48 feet front each Su
psriOr-St, east of MuIrson-St. AlEO-l5 feet front
on Spring-gt running back to the Baiiroad track,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland, Uolum bus Cincinnati Railroed stands
Also-lT feet inches front Ohamplain-St, nearly
opposite the new City Court House.
80 For terms enquire Of PAIhE 3 WADE
dsr3-R RttOFnsYA,
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DW-Patients heed not stay with Dr. Jones, il their
disessesor deformities require operation IL is
in q isE minutes if they require medicine, they will
receive what Is necessary to affect at snd
can take it home without neglect of business.
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The lsst four are Goodrich's.

oq M Williams thought that the Cusco
Z surpassed 81 other varieties Of potato in
the abundance Of its yield, and though in
quality il was not perhaps quite equal to
& aths Mercer, IL brought the same price in
q tie New York msrket. @
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"A NELEGANT RESIDRNOE Fol

% N LN A44A1AO nv II AsAAOAA(AAANNSA2A VI
IA SALE.-The undersigned offers his Barm, OF
nearly sixty acres, within few rods Of the Euclid
Station on the @. z. Raj road and nine miles from
Cleveland. This Is one OF the handsomest locations
in the county, with one OF the finest Orchards con-
sisting Of Apples Pears, Peaches, Piums, and small
er Fruits about half acre Of four year old Grsps
Vires. The Gardens, incluninR the VINEYARD, are
surrounded with the best Usage Orange Hedge in
Nor horn Ohio; nearly five hundred Sugar Naples,
which will yield, with care, 1870 ewt Of Sugar. A
new two story Houae, consisting Of hye large Bel
rooms Sitting Room, Parlor. Dining Hall, Clothes
Presses, and bath Rocm. The place has been pre-
pared 6nd ftted up for permanent home. but ina
biltty TO take care OF IT, a the for Offering for
sale. Plenty of good Water, good Barns bhe1ss &c.
Post Office, with two mails per day, only few rods
from the house. 1t Is desirable place and will be
sold at bargain Enquiries may bv made Of
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland,
d. Z. Tilden,
h. Nottingham, Eup't O. +. 3. B.
DR.. L. Little, Cleveland, or Of
A. MckEYNULDS, the Owner,
fsb22-I43 Agent at EuClid Station.
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AnegEe upon being saked what denomi-
nation General mcClellRn belonged to, re-
piled, 8 Pc nomination for de Presidency,
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CONSULTATION FREE.

I was troubled with my heaFinR and had and un-
pleasant feeling in my eaas. I employed DR.. Jones
TO remedy my trouble, which he has done most salts
factorfly. ERASTUS MARTIN.
Woodstock, Champaign county, o.
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OFFICE PosT COMN1ssAaT,
Eandusky, Ohio, Feb 29tb, He4.
nROPOSALSFoR Fur EIsHING THE

II Troops on JOhusons lsl3nn and sepdnAky Clty
with Potatoes, will be received at this Office.
Contracts will be awarded from time TO time. 70
the lowest resp nsible bidder ths interest Of the
Government may require.
Bids will be received for one thousand QO0O0l BUSH
els Of good sound Irish PotatoesG0 rs 10 the bu-hel
within the next ten (l0l days ensuing; and from
time to time ihei eafter, for thousand bushels,
delivered at Government Etorehouse in Ssndusky
City.
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore TO comply with their contracts
Payments will be made when the whole number OF
bushels contracted for shall have been delivered and
accepted.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Nathaniel
EllmAkeE, Chief Comm1sssTy, Joh5sons 8 Island and
Saudusky, tity. Ohio. msrch 246
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FOR SALE.
n OTS FOR SALE--1IbT.2Tg

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAN
~ UFAOT0RY FOR SALE-situsted in one Of
the most hourishing towns 10 Northern Ohio, with
is terminus at the plsce ana, also, water Rnspor-
tation. and heavily populated and wealthy coun-
try. The maDuIactory Is now do ng heavy busi-
IN all Of its branches The building Is one hun
dTsd feet long, twenty iest wide two stories
high, with large gavret, and has a complete set Of
tools in each department. good stock Of materials
now on hand aud ths shop has now in its employ
twenty two WoTkmen- The material and tools will
be sold and the buildpg rented the whole sold at
very reasonable rates.
~ For further particulars enquire Of the Editor
Of this paper. mar8-lS
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NEWS FROM RIOHMOND,
Address OF the General Assem-
bly, to the Soldiers OF
Virginia,
The Wrongg of the 0Id Dominion.
How Peace is Possible.


The Virginia Assembly have issued an
other war blast to the rebel soldiers from
which we make the following extracts:
Soldiers of Virginia in the Armies Of the
Confederate States:
It isnoW nearly three years since you
left your homes and iresides st the call Of
your State to repel the invasion Of her
soil. 800 ~
Before taking up arms every effort to
obtain the peaceful enjoyment Of your
rights under the Constitution had been ex-
hauBted, yeur sppesls for justice spurned
with contempt, and war TO subjugate
your sister States commenced by Abraham
Lincoln. By this laVless proceeding the
Federal Administration threw off the mask
it had hitherto worn. In such g contest
Virginia could not remain an Indifferent
spectator.
CRUELTY OF THE ENEMY.
The tombs Of the gsiIant dead have been
robbed and desecrated by fends, who have
ruthlessly invaded the sancity Of the grave
and outraged the senBibilihes Of the liv.
ing. Under the hypocriticsl guise Of lib
Grating from slavery population happier
and more virtuous than themselves, they
have sought to subject Us to yoke more
calling than they have essayed to remove
Within few days past an expedition ha'
been projected and an sbortivs effort made
to carry it into execution, with minute in.
structiOns ernsnsting las they have reason
to believs) from the Government at Wash,
tngton, to sack and. FIRE the city Of Rich
mOnd, and in the darkness Of the night tt
consigu itsinhabitsnts without moments
warning, to flames and to death.
PROVIDENCE IHTERREREs.
An svsDging God suddenly summoned
their sttrocious leaders from the scenes Of
his wieksdness to the bar Of judgment, and
on his slain body were found his atrOciOut
instructions, stained with his own blood
The name Of Dshlgren will be handed
down to history as fit associate in infs.
my with Butler and host Of lesser crimi
nslS, who have disgracsd humanity and
shocked the moral sense Of the world
But in these very atrocities you will dis.
Germ the motive, if any were needed, fol
continued service and fresh sacrifices
Virginia takes no step backward.
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UNTIL MARCH SOth, 1864.


He cureB all cursbIe diseases Of the Eye and Ear,
and performs s dfieult and delicste operations in
he operates for cataract, without pain, by new
method.
he inserts artificial oyes, to move and appear nat
Hral.
Dr. Jones cures sore eyes with mild medicines,
which give no pain.
suocess hereto ore unknown.
He cures discharges Of the ear, caused By scarlet
fever, mesBles, or OIher diseases.
He inserts artificial eRr-drHms whore the natural
drum (membrsne) Is destroyed, which improves the
hearing Immediately.
Dr-jones performs all delicate operations in op-
thRlmic and sural surgery
He operates for artificial pupils falling OF the eye
lid he remedies at once.
Dr. Jones' Instruments are superior to those Of any
surgeon in America, and give him decided adyant-
age In his speciality.
forded in the cities of Europe and America to ODta
his prot sson. The proof OF the same, his Diplomas
hang In his office, at the angler House. open to the
inspection Of the interested.
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Few OF Dr.. jones' Many Cures Since
He came 10 UIeVeland,

have been hard Of hearing in ny right for four
years. with unpleasant noise my h@ ad lib singing,
roaring and whisllng; producing nervousness and
confusion in The head. ave been mt st anX Gus 10
get cured, but had no conhdsnce IN those who have
not had thorough education the Ear-fOr val-
ned my hearing too highly to allow any OF orr gene
raj practitioners to tamDer with my Ears. tnege-
fore paced myself under Dr. j. A. Jones care, at the
Angler House, and according 70 PROMISE he has
most sat actorily restored my hearing, cured t1e
noise in my head and cuIed the hesdAol at lhe
sams time, and all without the East pain can eor-
daily recommend my friends aud the afntc;ed, lar
aud near, to employ Dr. Jones' skill, With he utmost
confidence, for have found him gentleman and a
scientific man. Any person who Is all and
wishes further Information can ee me at my reel
dence, No. a Uheshire-St, Cleveland, y.
Hrs. III. NJ. BENTON.
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80 Ne sincerely hope that Republicans
+ Is Va, ,.Ao haye the peace Of the country st
esaFt wit exert themselves to put stop
o thsousFages eomplainedo Of ct the west 8
- nlt1s Tnr5E T1.,.7f
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We Nill1 via pleasure, and BY putting
.Hot Asssp e nose Democrats who haven f'the
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My eyes have been crooked from infancy, and my
sisns very much impaired thereby. called on Dr..
Jones at the Angler House, who made them per 'eot.
IL Btra ght and natlraI in one minute. HdTise all
who have crooked eyes to 60 TO Jones Immediate
" and have them operated on.
693 st. Olsir-st., Cleveland, 0.