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Lieutenant Maury seems as intent on
proving TO the world that he is ss thorough
3 Munchausen as scientific chsrlatsn.-
His latest stretch Of Imagination is the
statement that the extracts from Southern
papers are manufactured. he has the ef-
frontery to assert that fac siMiIes Of South
ern papers, complete in appearance and
texture, but false in contents, sre pro-
uuced at the North, in order to gull pop
ulation disguised with the war. That
were about as profitable task as under
taking TO counterfeit Confederate notes
Poor Msury migrate, humbug, traitor, he
should at least have striVen to maintain q
reputation for plausible stories.
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NOTICES.

ESTATE OF G. B STORER-NO-
TICE is hereby given that have been appointed
Administrator of the Estate Of G. b. storer late OF
Cleveland, West Side. CARLOS l. JONES.
tgeyelaId, Feb, 18th, 1854. febl5-l59
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Names and Addresses Of Others Cured
bV Doctor Jones,

Mrs. Maria Frantz, born with bSth eyes crooked ;
lives on Main street, Springfield, Ohio. straghten-
ed by Do.tor Jones.
John G Hall, cross-eyed; Strengthened by Doctor
JOnes Lives in Green Township, i've miles south Of
spIingfel5, on Clifton Road
austin Hanks, both eyes were deformed and very
crooked. Made natural and straight By DR.. Jones.
Lives ct Vincennes, Clark county, hiO.
David Canfeld's daughter, born with crooked eyes
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 unpleasant noises in my ears, t'r nve years.
heard Of Dr. Jones' success, aud consulted him. at
COIumbua, on December 10, 1868 be told IN that re
could cure me in \ an hou-. Ihsked him II he Would
eive me any pain He said he wOuld nofi and IN less
than half an bOur hs he'd my hearing p=rset, and II
Is 30 STILL and have no doubt it will always remain
good. saw DR.. Jones straighten gebtIeman's eyes
IN At ere very croOE ed from birth The Doctor was
not over minute or two at It. have no he5itaney
in recommending DR. Jones as skillt9l gent ehah,
and vorthy OF the utmost confidence am farmer
and live at Marion, Ohio. Fh.AOOhS.
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GrrRrsrr BsArcn. srArE RANH o. OHIO, /

Wa, a,hirgton, Ohio, Dec 7, 1868.
/ havetbeen troubled ali my life with one crooked
ave apy nv vision was seriously affected thel eby-
Hating rasd of the numeI cures and skifui ope-
ratio. performed by DR.. Jones, now praci1einS az
the American, olumbus, Chic, resolved to have
him stralRhten my eye. Ivisited him on the 24th OF
November, aud in ons minute he sraighiened my
eve most satisfact rily, without my feeling it. M
eye is now entirely wel and per ectiy natural sd
Wis he afflicted to avail themselves OF d. Jones
visit at once. 5. b. LAWhENOEJ
Cashier Guernsey Branch Bank.
eB-Cross-eyed persons can never see perfectly, es-
pecay with the Eye that is most crooked; fhe ope-
ration restores sight and APPEARANCES, and with Ut.
JOnes il is sure thing.
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The London Index, the rebel organ in
Europe, gives very unkind cut to the
copperhesds. Itis said, says the Index,
sfthat northern democrats are about to pub
lish G national address, advocating vigo-
rous prosecution Of the war, but opposing
the unconstitutional measures Of the Ad-
ministration That ia, they uphold the
cause but object TO the effect. There must
be very few such people, or else the United
States must have more than an average
numher Of eitizena who are not capable Of
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NRNT.

iErOm the MODlle REGISTER GDs II.
The more we reflect upon it the less we
are disposed to believe that General Sher-
man is marching from Morton upon this
CITY, and we should not be surprised to
learn that, having cleared his front Of the
confederates by the ruse, he has turned his
face eastward and pounced upon Meridian.
Il is at least one hundred and sixty miles
from Morton to Mobile. II he comes in 8
straight line, he must open new roads for
large part Of the way. The country is
destitute. Of subsistence and he must
haul all bis supplies. To do this would
REQUIRE train Of 5000 Wsgons-one heavy
rain would stop his baggage and artillery
trains. II he sqould succeed in getting
here, and planting himself in front Of our
fortifcations, what is he to live upon He
cannot be supplied from base two hun
dred miles distsdt When we hear that
the enemy has established q base on the
coast. and opened 8 water communication
for his supplies, we shall begin TO think
that General Sherman is serious
in the enormous flank movement he is now
supposed to bs making. At present we do
not credit It. Again, does any one sup.
pose thst Sherman is dragging q siege
train from Vicksburgh 70 this place And
without it, what can he do against our de-
fencesP Admit that he has sixty.fVe pie
ces Of artillery. If it is field artillery he
might have Thousand and do US no harm.
It is stated and repeated positively that
Sherman's army is meving light, with very
little imPedimeHts Of any sort-not even 3
large subsistence train, and that he started
with twelve days Of cooked raGons.
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DEAFNESS CnRED.

A young man who lives with me, aged u, has been
deaf from infancy, with noisFs in his head paced
him under Dr.. JONES treatment few da5 ago, who
has very much improved his hearing and quieted the
noise in his head W0u d advise the afflicted to go
at once TO DR.. Jones. am farmer; living 10 mill 3
from Columbus, Franklin county, ohio, on the o. P.
q l. Railroad. Before he went to DR.. Jones we ecu
scarce make him hear at all. We now talk to him
very comfortably, and he tB still improving
Columbus, December 10, 1858
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nznRNA 0HRRD.

IhRd been troubled with an offensive breath, eaus-
cd hy Very unpleasant disc, (uZoena in the nose,
which had nearly destroy ed the bone. nave Deen
under Dr JoueF treatment i've months, and am cured
and am gefisfed the i ase is entirely cured Doc
tor sh yen TO publish thus for the oeneni o. ON
ANNE sTON ER, ftttsburg. Pa
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II T. Ai''i'' A. mcKEYN5 l. L Os, this Owner,
t.bosrfa Agent at Euclid Station.
UALUARLE STEAM FLOUR

NJ ALUh d OIL " = HA1t = = y y ~ ~ y ~ n
v ING MILL PROPERTY EOk SALE Oh l1fi SnE'
situated In Ashland, Ashland county, ONO, ana lh
be best wheat gr wing section OF the state y % De
sold cbeau for cssh he lot is llOx2l0 feet, on Nhlch
are buildings adjoining, fellows the front Dalld
ing 5x36 feet and T. ur stories high; the next one
hack q 44N30 feet and three stoTi high IN Whcn s
at present four run Of stone in good ordei anu rln
ming Engine House 4Sx2l ieet, with stack e9 teet
hieb Coal House 35xl6 feet and all OF the Dest
material The Barrel HOuEe is Of WOOD SOxl3 ieet
Ifice also OF wood 34Xl3 feet A creek runs Deflo
the huiding furnishing water 1or all necessary PuI
JiI1 Engine is powerful and in good ord'r, the
Boiler large and nearly new, hese buildings cost
sos- vaars siacs when material wac cheap about
s3O co., to comp etc, and will now be sold TOR less
than half the cost The Atlantic & Great Western
RAILWAY runsthrong Oh the town Of Ashland and with
in 8 very snort distance of the mill ~,
Rs-For particulars, apply 70 JOHN hOLLAstpi ~
= s,ises - 80 - teb20-i4m
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His Fees vary from $500 to $500.
HIS TIRMs ARE CASH.

LIy eyes have been weak and watery for many years
and was troubled with floating spots before them.
Dr Jones' Who Is now atthe Neil House, gave me
medicine for them seventeen days ago, which has
tirely cured them. No one can tell how grateful 1
ieel to The Doctor Miss MARY kROUSER.
Lancaster, OhiO, December 5, 1853.
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ANeIR HOUSE,, Cleveland Feb. u.
have bsen hard OF hearing ior q years. with moi e
in my ears. could not hear dinATy cOnVerletion
at ali. Before was treated by DR. Jones could not
hear a watch Tick when pre- ssd against my ears. i
can now hear as we'll as any body. JAS. BOWEN,
Hank,in Mills, Portage CO.. O.
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lost one Of my eyes in the service Of my country.
called on Dr. Jones, who has put me IN eye which
gives me gain, winch q ovss naturally, and which
cannot be distinguished from my natural ore.
WM. MCKARCLE,
Mschanicsburg, Champaign county, D.
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B~Patfents need not stay with Or. Jones, If their
diseases or deOrmites require operation IL is done
in 'eW minutes; II they require medicine they will
receive uhat ts necessary to aecta at once and
can take 1t home without neglect Of business.
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HB-Dr Jones a'so strslghtened Mis- MAJ mafgsIs. 80.
ems Others far and near Einee he came 10 Oie'e
land.
BB-He cured Mr. Jsmes Bowen Of deAlness OI q
R5-Not a day passes bat that DR.. J. tneSbs @ eules ne
that be ore were pronounced tneurADie' soino AK
cured Immediately, Others take time.
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NH HASTER'S SALE.-Pursusnt to the
lV command Of g decretsl order Of sale nom
the Court Of Common Pleas ofCuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of Charles W. Heard against
Benajah Barker, ct al, 1 shall offer for sale ~
public auction, at the door ofthe Common Pieas
Court House, in the city Of Cleveland, in ssid
county, on the 9th day Of February, 1864, Of the
hour Of 2 o'clock, P. NJ, the following Real hs-
tate, to-Wit:
Situated in the city of Cleveland, in the county
Of Cuyhoga, and State Of Ohio, and is known as
q part Of ten acre lots number sixteen IN sa1o
city, and as subdivision lots number one, tWo;
three, four, i've, six, seven eight nlne, zen se @
eleven; being thirty feet front each, and one
hundred and twenty-five feet deep, ape are
together bounded as fellows: Easteriy SAD sst-
eriy by the east and west lines OF saie ten acre
| lot No. 16. and southerly BY Bursen street, ana
| is portion Of the same land conveyed oy VI
| lando Cutter and wife, to Elk beth Barker, %
/ deed dated April 1st, 1856, be the same more Of
less but subject to all legal highways. Said lots
/ were appraised at two hundred and seventy
/ dollars each. Whole appraisal, $3.50.
D. ". GAGE, Master Commissioner.
| G, WILLIAMSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
| iau26:l39.
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CoNsULTATIoN FREE.

was troubled with my hearing and had and IN
pleasant feeling in my eaas. / employed Ur. Jones
20 remsdy my trouble, wh6h he has done most salts
factorily ERAsTUS MARTIN,
WOOdstoek, Champaign county, o.
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-INELEGANT RESIDENOB FOB

n n IlIIJ
n sALE.-Jhe undersigned offers his YARN, o.
ne4rIy sixty res. within few rods Of the Erclld
CsS esud This IA cne OF the hs ndsomest iocations
IN the coun " vii one OF the finest Orchtrcs con
sist'ug Of Apes ears, PeMhe's ums, az tIns.l-
or Fruits: about half an OF four year OLD Grspa
viz es abe GAr1eos, iuclunius the F1neEara, AZ
surrounded with tee best Usage Oranse hs-ge, IN
Mo- horn Ohio nearly five hundred sugar Maoies'
which Will yield. with care. 70 o ews OF sugArs =
new two story House. oOnRtsting Of nEe ISrte n J.
Toonis sitting Room ParlOr, lining Hall clothes
Presses. and fssth kocm. TIE place has been PEE
nared and ut 0 Up for ornament home, out M
htV 10 tske care OF it, is the reason for offering or
Sale Plenty CT good Water, good Barns shefs' &c.
Pos Once, with two mails per day, only ieW fous
from the ouse 1t is a desirable place anq Will pe
sold nj a bargain Enquiries may bJ made OF
Bon, John. Barr, Cleveland
4" 3, Hottine6sm Sup t C. &E-R. B.
DR. l.. Lisle, Cleveland, or OF -,
A . McKEYN4 4 i OS, this Cwner,
tsb9,1Is Agent at Euclid Station.
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MASTERS SALE.

MTASTER'B SALE. - Pursuant 10 .
INl decretsl order Of sale, issued to me from
the Court Of Common Pleas for OuyAhoga Coun-
ty, o., in an action therein pending, wherein
Henry D. Stratton is Plaintiff and Aaron Clark
Caroline Clark, John Packard, Hannah G. Allleni
Solomon BoEles and Horatio n. Wilbur are De-
PENDANTS, shall expose for sale at public suc-
ton at the door Of the Court House in said Coun-
~, on the nineteenth day Of March, A D. 1854,
AZ two o'clock P. NJ, 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 SuD-Los
No. (6l six, In A. W. Walworth's subdivision o.
of original city lots Nos III TO l24 and l5O to lSS
on the north side of Eagle street IN the CITY OF
Cleveland, and bounded southerly BY the hne
Of Eagle street, westerly by the lot line oetNeen
sub-lots eve and six, northerly by James
Church's rope walk, and easteBly by a line drawn
through said lot No. six, from front TO rear, PAT
allel with the westerly line Of the lot and thirty
five feet distant therefrom, be the same more OF
less. -.
Appraised at three thousand dollars $4,000.
JOSEPH 8. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
fah1Gs1AQ
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Tbsva beer deaf with singing noise in my hesd
for Sl years mad been pronounced IN ulaois .,
Ave p6ysIciaus Dr. Jones hss 1e.toreo ny AeaLins
10 r1ys tbe noise in my head sm 0years old
rrgonnsLd an the afflicted go 10 Or; Jones' %
beliete he can cure anything thss ls s9TS2ssSs 2gS
Navarr. P O., stark county, D.
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Both ofny eyer have been very crooked for twenty
woyears, went to DR.; Jones ~ me Ankls ~ @ y p
February 18th, VINO straigh ghtensd theh IN One hiu
uie' m'S' 12l Rev. JULIUS BAUCH,
PennberVille, Wood county, I hio.
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WHERE he WILL REMAIN
UNTIL MARCH 1st. 1854

5a eure7 all ourable diseases Of the E5e ana n1I, rs
and psrfSrms an dilcult and delicate Operations "
Re Operates fOr cataract without pain BY ne"
81 SSaIsscns cross eyes in minute in old OF
young - A.. ,.,,-a and avpaar nat
ar, 6+ Jones cures sore eyes with mild medicines
which give no pain. , bitndneas with a
He treats smUurosist OF perVOus phHNH07''
success hereto ore unknown. 5 bv scarlet
He cures discharge OF the eari oa'"eN ~
fever messles, or other diseases =. tta natural
He inserts artificial esr-drHms where InS tbe
drum (membrsnsl Is destroyed WHICH -
heating Immediately. .t,,,, In m
tlIaImfc aud surAi surgery me-, Of the ave-
he operates Tor artificial pupil falling OF inc
/ lid he remedies at once. A.. - o,o ~ anv
NJ Jo1ss INSTRUMENTS are superior to those o. IL
surgeon ia America, and give him ceolue~ Ho '-
n6 l, bas aSsiIsd himself OF the advantages az
foTded IN the cities Of Europe and America ~
his prof ssicn The proof OF the same, M @ M M,
/ hang in his ofhces at the anger HOu7e' SR'- -
/ INSPECTION Of the interested
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NY eyes were crooked for fifteen years, aud The
sight impaired thereby DR.. Jones opeaeted on them
aud has made them both straight and full AVID made
the SIGHT good. Miss sMARGARAT WAGNER.
Jackson-St., Columbus, o., Jan. u, 1854.
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lost one Of nv eyes by s discharge OF shot in the
iaea; Dr. Jones has iDs ried me an ARTIFICIAL eye,
which gives me no patn and moves ana aPpears Just
Ike my natural eye. FANDEHEk n0lT, j
,- O,r,, cb.,s sanuarvIo. 1854. 80 - y =
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NV son was afiicted with an offensive discharge Of
the ear, which was fast destroying his hearing 1
my satisfaction he il nowentirely cured.
HENRH ASHLEY,
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,BEAUnEoARD MAKES AN APPEAL.

Soldiers of the Department of South Car
olina, Georgia and Florida: The term Of
service Of some Of you Is about to expire.
You must have observed from the news
papers Of your country that your brothers
in-arms Of the veteran armies Of North
ern Virginia and Of Tennessee have en-
rolled themselves sgsin, as was TO have
been expected Of such men, by entire COM
panies, bsttaliOns, regiments, and brig
ades, proudly retaining the organisation
intact under which they have won re.
nown. Will the men who have defended
Forts Sumter and Moultrie and Battery
Wagner fsil TO follow these examples OF
soldierly patriotism?
A MOBILE PAPER ON GEN. sHERMAE's MOVE
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~Rsmemter DR.. JONES is now practicing at
the AnRier House, Cleveland, Oaio, where he wiz
remain until Msrch {h, 1854 ID he don't expect to
visit any other city in Ohio. rr
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~Deafness and Nose in the Head, IN all its forms
cured, n the organ Is not destroyed,
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Nv rigbt eve has b.en crooked for Is years. Inc
sc,,s,i NJ Jo0es at the AnVisr House, stiaigb
sue sucSsSstui !. a. ~, ~: ~ SS,1ufs LEVI sTEiHH 4RF
oN0- - - Navarro, Stark county, Onio.
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DR. Jopel. a. the Angler Hcuse, stra ghteaeer IN my
ewes in minute or TWO, without my iteiif II lhe3
were very 0i'0 Miss FLDBA UMLAUFTt
E.b so Ill Sensca-St-, Cleveland, u
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The RuIIns spiririu Gen. sherman's Move
ment,

The RuIIns sPiritin Gen. sherman's Move
The Richmond Examiner Of February
18th says:
The moving spirit in this army is one
J. B. McPherto on, Of OhiO,..s very young
officer, with the rank in ths regular army
Of junior captain Of the Corps Of Engi-
neers, and the rank in the provisional ar
my Of brigsdier. This is the man who
made Grant famous, and he is now to try
whst he can do for Sherman, who is him
self a man Of ability, and in every way
the superior Of Grant Since the begin
ming Of the war success has invariably at
tended the plans Of MCPHERSON; 1t was he
Who planned the bold and successful move
ment on Vicksburgh. We hope his good
mex has bred in him a raskness that SOiH be
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~Dr. JONES' permanent address is
No, 16 Arlington Place. New York City,
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DOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING We
.EsTRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

lESlhAb1B hEOlDENOH HOn
SALE-Any one in want Of Homestead VIII
St. House in good REM q has all modern improve
meuts Of Gas, Wat Furnace, &C. Lot large-lUJ
feet front on XII sman and OranGeSts $50 teet deep,
and abundantly supplied with all kinds OF rult an9
Shrubbery. The residence is in an old settled a2a
good neigh hborhood and will be sold at bargain.
fabS r. II and 7s Merwin st.
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IFtW OF Dr.. Jones' Many Cures slnce
He cams 70 uIeVeland.

NJ oy.. bava beeu crooke since childhood over
ao VSars DR. tones, who Is now praetictng az lh3
Angler House Cleveland, straigbtene taem n W. W.
minutes. MY eyes are DettsE ~ ~ 'isA' >"
Wefe' anu si0 P''i'''' MIS-. MOLES, Centre-st,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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FEMAIE SEMI.

CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMI
" NARY.-Returning thanks to former patrons,
the undersigned would respectfully ask OF them, and
the citizens generally lbeTaf share of their patrun-
age Having purchased the institution we are about
to materially improve and put the same in perfect
repair and lsbor, care or expense viii b. spared
TO afford the pupis the best advantages ia every par
tculsr Eleven First Cass Teachers will devote their
best energies 70 their instruction.
Day Pupils from the ClIy VIII be provided
with a Street X. X. Ticket free Of charge.
A discount Of Twenty Five Dollars per Term win
made in favor Of those boarding pupils who spend
SUNDAYS at home. nT' ~
1F The Term commences February ID, 1884.
s. H.SAHFOBD,
FahI-I4n L. RUTTLES
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL LOT
i've acres, in East Cleveland, near the Street
Bailroad. Apply at No. 20, eouih side Of Park
fah95-II0 LYMAN LITTLE.
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EOR SALE-HoUsE AND LOr No.
2s2 Erie-St It has II reOms, gas, hard and soft
Va er, and is very conyeaient. EnQoireo Z j. kee-
ler, 3lBauth side of public square, or At the nous
BAN ard acres Of land and eve variety OF Fruit,
and Is in every way verV desireble and peasant
residence, situatsd near the terminus toe East
Clsseland Street silroad Enquire Of O. j. heeler,
ss above, or of John HandleY, on premi#s us ~
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OIL.
SEWING MACHINE OIL.
Renton,s Refined PorpoIse OIL

For TubtiratiDR Sewing Machines, Clocks. Watch
es SpindIts, and al Fine Machinsry. Tue value Of
PorpJse fnl 6s lub ieator is well understood by
Clock and NRfchm akers; thy Will uss 10 other
W. Il his iI - lie bed ID preparing and refining
tLis Oh for SeNilg Machines, give it little more
wearing body and still retain its distinctive prore-
ties for fine machinery which sum up IN the lol-
lowing declRrstou: feing free from Gluten. il re-
quires less OIL wi give more Power, keep th7 Jour
nals cool, and the Machinery Bright, Will wear long
er give le annoyance 10 the Operator, and reflect
more credit upon the Machine, thau any Oil now in
use. -
Benton's Double Distilled Benzinel
Is the best and chez pet article in the market for
removing ali kinds Of Grease spots from sink, BIB
bons, Cloth, ahd fer cleaning all kinds OF OOlen
Goods. II is put up in better style is third lar
ger Il an other preparation OF the kind At the
anne price. febll
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Fer Special and TeIesTnPh--See Fir1t
Page Fer LocaI and Commercial--see
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r OTs FOR SALE-135 FT FRONT

l 4 on Superior. St., corner OF Muirson-st. Also
su-ots 6 II and 49, being 48 feet front each on 81.
peFiOr-St, east Of Muirson-St. Als9-l5 ieet ront
On SpriuR.St running back to the Ballroad track
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed OF the
OlsVeland, Columbus Cincinnati bairosd stenas
Aso-l7 feet inches front on OhAmplaln-st.i nesrS
opposite the new City Court House.
pB-For terms enquire Of PAINE WADBi
dans- R2n Attnrneu..
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&-Yearly Advertising ON reasonable terms, accoxs
ding to the space occupied and the number OF changes
All advertisements from transient persons Or strsns
/, q. to be paid for in adrance. 60 5sTaA
business Cards not exceeding ave lines 4l0per year.
or $6 for months but for shorter period nothing
win be counted less than square ., yas
The privilege Of Annual Advertising u limited 70
the Advertisers' own Immediate business; and Al al
vrtiseents for the benefit Of other persons Is well =
sales and real estate sent In by them must be- paid fer
Z the usual rates. 49, l..gv s.s ss..
ENr Advertisements not accompanied WITH written
directions will be inserted until forbid and cnarsed
accordingly. .;.ai " 80 - :, ....
at full rates. us- !.
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcement
q sermons, SO cents each. 81