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HAS PROLONGED HIS STAY ON AC
COUNT OF his IMMENSE PRACTICE
UNTIL MARCH sOth, 1864.

He cures all eurabls diseases Of the Eye and Eari
and performs all dihcut snd delicate oPerAtions IN
he operates for cataract, without pain, By new
method. -
he stTaightcns cross eyes in one minute in old or
young.
HrAl-
DIT. Jones cures sore eyes with mild medicines,
which give no pain. -,
success hereto ore unknown.
BE cures discharges OF the ear caused Dy scarlet
fever, me sles, or o. her diseases
He inserts artificial esr-drams where the natural
drum (membrHne) is destroyed which improves the
Or Jones performs all dslicsts operations in op-
thslmic and aural surgery.
BE operates for artificial pupil; falling Of the eye
I'D he remedies at once.
Dr. Jones' Instruments are superior TO those Of any
surgeon ia America, and give him eeeidsd adVant-
agein his speciality.
fOrded the cities Of Europe and America to oota
his prof. ssion The proof or the same, his Diplomas
hang in his office, at the Angler House. open 70 the
inspection Of the interested
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Eames and Addresses OF Others Cured
By Doctor Jones,

Ms. Maria Frantz, born With beth eyes crooked /;
lives Main street, Springfield, Ohio. Straightsns
cd by Doctor Jones. 81 -
John Q Hall, cross-eyed; straightensd by Dc..5r
Jones Lives In Green Township i've miies south of
Springfield, on Clifton Road.
Austin Hanks, both eyes we're deformed and very
crooked. Made natural and straight By Dr. Jones'
Lives at Yineennes, Clark county, = hio.
David Oanneld'B daughter, born with crooked eYes
=nade straight and natural BY Dr.. Jones. Livos At
Woodstock, Ohio.
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Kentucky Movements,

The prO-slsvery unionists Of Kentucky
have called Convention to meet on the
I'D Of May, which shall select delegates to
the Chicago Democratic Convention
This action Of these pretended unionists
will go far to strengthen the radical emsn-
cipatiOn men Of the State, The issue is
now clearly drawn In Kentucky. We
shall see the result not many months
hence.
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ANev Cau for Troops Probable.

The following was received by Genera
Hays recently. It would seem to indi
cate pretty plainly that another call fOl
troops is to be made
i &. WAsHIzGFoH, March IS, 1864.
10 Briaddier General Rs. Hays, 4. a. P
H. g., Nel0 York:
All the men raised in excess Of the quo
tas assigned for the last call, will be cred
tied upon the next call. II.
JAS. B. FRY,
Provost-Msrshal-Genersl.
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Meehaniesburg, Champaign 8
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AN ACT to suppress the sale Of spurious
liquors within this State upon the days
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Ne have already published q full and
general summary Of the movement Of
Sherman to Meridian.
Another lstter to the Chicago Tribune
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al Ab1uFd Under.a kise-Fhs oonvsr.lor

An Absurd Undertakiae-Fhs Conversion
Of ChieaEOt n - -
The Chicago Tribune states that an in
dividual grscsd one Of the police cells Of
that city on Thursday morning last, who
was found wandering In thestrsets at q
late hour, and, upon the inquisition Of an
officer, stated that he had been dispatched
nfrou Heaven to oonvart heterodox Chi
.cago to Christianity Subsequently, how
syeFp he modified his statement aoknoWl-
edGing his teFrastTisl origin, and giving
the Information that heWas from Ypsi- :
lantb Michigan He was dead broke,
having sauandered his funds. The oficer,
pfoeaely thinking, quite sreesonsbly, too,
that = man who could conceive himself
com Hlsai9ned with work Of such mzgni-
tuds g. the conversion 81 Of the q Garden
City" must b either drunk Or orsSY, yerv.
properly to0k hin IN charge. Ills not nm
hksly that he had inhibSd toe largely Of
sgetcagp WatSr.F e o. sasl7 ezoifs7.s.
- TeltEegT4--1EsE q ri 0l0,SIe ,5Ar 10
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OHAPTEB H-FHE sHAsH UP.
When woke up in the morning
The Train was standing still; ~
On one side saw q river,
On the other steep hill.
Nov wonder what in thunder
Said /, 'can the matter bsT'
As opened wide this window
And looked oat that might see.
Then heard the cIank Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and froi
"Anr' 1 said here's some detention"
Ard to Besit did go,
But did not have to 90 far
E'rA q sight did behold;
A Hight De'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Blight before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahssd,
Was freight traiu smashed 70 pieces,
And an cd COW lying dead.
Tell g1ei please, sir, y hats the matter I"
Said 70 man quite near,
IN after Z" .a.d he. there Is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were hoesheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
bufarI Flour, Coal and Bacon
In prOfusion scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish.
Some were busy laying track,
And a. was only IN their way
To the cara L soon went back.
OH the grumbline and the growing,
That in tbs cars met,
It was laushable to hsarit,
And I never shall forget.
Some we're fret:iug for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some suore that, on thaG KaIIroad
Never more that way would come.
And We y lsh to inform our numerous friends and
the public that still offer the largest and beat as
s0rtmsntof -f -#H,-
READT-MADE CLOTHING
In the City Of Cleveland Our stock Of Cloths Cas-
stmeres, Nesines and Military Goods Of all descrip-
tions, is very large. Gall at
Isaac A. Issae's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for heEale Of Oeisbratsd RsvinF
Aaohin8s, Storr's Automaton Pressman, and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk
----= - gerIler sunarior nnd Uninr -Ssu.
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- 7el'aav1-.1gsg q rjo102Is,IAf 10
% 7U
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DEAFNESS CURED.

A young man who lives with me, aged "a, has been
desf from infancy, with noises In HIS head. placed
him under DE-. Jones treatment few daJs asO, who
has very much improved bis hearing and oufeted the
noise in his head. ARQud sdViss the afflicted to 20
from Columbus, Franklin county, Ohio, on the @. P.
a l. 6airoad. Before he went to Dr. Jones we could
scarce make him hear at all. We row talk TO him
very comfortably, and he Is still improving
80 =. u : .rr.g.-s.a 2. s. AVERY,
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Five Hundred Dollars

If fail to cure the worst cases Of diseased scslps
the longest standing with the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

The full returns from New Hampshire
will settle the Union majority at about g.
800. The total vote is about 1900 more
than that Of last year. The Legislature
viii probably stand thus: UniOn-senate,
9; House, 2O7; Dsmocrats-senste, 8;
House, 124; Union majority on joint bal
lot, s9i last yesF, SO. This will do.
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I have been hard Of hearing with singing and 9TH
or unpleasant noises in my cara, for i've years.
heard Of DR.. Jones success, and consulted him, at
Columbus, on December 10, 1868. He told msthst he
could cure me in Il an hour. IRsksd him Il he would
Rive any pain. He said he would not; and in less
than half hour he had my hsaring perfect, and IL
Is 50 STILL and have no doubt il viii always remain
coed. saw Dr. Jones straigh geb tiemsn's eyes
that we're very crooked from birth. The Doctor was
not over minute or two at 1t. have no hesitancy
In recommending DR.. Jones q sklllfnl gentleman,
and worthy or the utmost confidence. I am farmer
AndliEs at Marion. ohio. E.W. K0ONs.
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columbus, December 10, l,s,

--- lEGuR HOUSE, Cleveland Feb. u.
Ihsve been hard OF hearing for % years. with noise
IN my Ears. could not hear OidinaTy eonVeuEatiou
at alt. Before was treated by DR. Jones could not
hear watch tick when pressed against my cars.
can now hear as well as any body. JAS. BOWEN,
e-- franklin Mills, Portage CO., o.
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l. Rebel rerce b VEaut Lau1aiana.

The Rebel Herce n West LogIsiana'
Advices from Natohez Of the I'd inst
say that trustworthy information puts the
rebel force in West Louisiana at 5000 70
5000 men, under Generals Dick Taylor
and POlignile, and Colonel Harrison.
The rebels are fortifying Fort Deruslse
on the Black River, and Fort Trinity on
the Wsshes River.
There is only Provost guard shreves-
port and three rebel rams are building be-
Low, hat point.
The rebel gunboat WsbbrsOsntIy showed
herself q the mouth Of Red River. There
Is quite q feet Of Union ironclsdS and
rams collecting there. 10
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I A German who had fifty dollars in gold
in drawer in his workbench In Colts
armory, had to leave it there at the break
ing out Of the IRE. On digging In the de-
hriS, near the spot where isbench stood,
the gold was found, last week, melted into
ons nugget. EF 7zi. 49, 1 T3iz
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His Fees vary from s15, 90 to $500.
HIS TERMS ABE CASH.

Ny eyes have been weak and vatery for many ysars
and was Iroubied with dOatiGR spots before them
DR. Jones, who is now at the Neil House. gave me
medicine for them seventeen days ago. which has en-.
tirsly cured them. No one can tell how RraTefuI
feel TO the Doctor. Miss MARY KROUSEB
Lancaster, ohio, December s, 1859.
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aurarrrr pr.Eon. sflrr RArI d orc. ]

------- Wa stonl Ohlol DEC. q L5o5 .
I have been troublsd all my life with one crooked
eye, any ny vision seriously Affected thereby -
Having rsad Of toe numerous cures and skilf1l ope
the American, Columbus, Ohio, resolved to have
him straight my eye. Visited him the 24th Of
November, aud In one minute he sIraiEhtened my
eye most satisfactorily, without my feeling IT. NY
eye is entirely we'll, and perfectly nstural sd
Eissthe afflicted 70 avail themselves Of IN Jones'
visit at once. 5. b. LAWRENCE,
aaa--5- Cashier Guernsey Branch bank.
~ OfosS-eyed persons can never perfectly, es-
pecia with the eye that Is most crooked. The ope-
ration restores sight and Appearances, and with Dr.
Jones Il q sure thing.
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CONSULTATION FREE,

I was troubled with nv hearing and had and IN
pleasant feeling IN my eaas. employed Dr. Jones
70 remedy my trouble which he has done most salts
factorilys BRASTUS MARTIN,
Woodstock, Champaign county, o.
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The vote Of Louisiana for Governor, as
OfReially returned. stands; Hahn, 6,l5s;
Fellows, 2.72O; Flanders, 1s47. Terre-
bonne Parish, the returns from which
we're not received in time to count, would
chsnge these totals to; Hahn over both,
996; total vote Of the State, II, ,S46.
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bEPAtients heed not stay with Dr.. Jones, Ktheir
diseases deformities require operation Il done
10 lev mtnutos II they require medicine, they will
receive what 70 necessary affect cuTe at once and
can take It home without neglect Of business
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The vote In the 'iruraI districts" is much
more decided in favor Of the proposition,
than In the cities; and 1t is sstimstsd that
the majority for it will reach 65,OOO to
10000 in the State.
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Ehs BSst Tarieriss Of apples and Pears.
A. the nesting Of the Fruit Growers
sOeioty Of Western New York, January
ssh. 1854, votes were taken on the best Il
varieties Of pears for family use, with the
following result 81 votes being cast:
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oRozMA oHRED.

had been troubled with an offensive breath, eaus-
90 6y very unpleasant disease UzOena) in the nose
which had nearly destroyed the bone. have beer
under DR.. Jones treatment ave months and am cured
1t y three months since quit using the medicine
and sm satisfied the disc Is entirely cured Doc
tor wish yeu to publish this for the bsnet Of 9th
eFs, and shall sTerI smsmbsr on with gratitude
- s----..r ANNIE sT0HER, PtttsbuTg, Pa.
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A VaIIandigham German Paper ont foE
Fremont.
The Felksfreund Of Cincinnsti, thai
supported VsllEndighsm last fall, and has
been for Mcclellan for some time, is out
for John G. Fremont. This only shows
how rapidly the Democratic party is break
ing up.
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A Few OF Dr.. Jones' Many Cur es Since
He came TO Cleveland.

have been hard Of hearing in my right ear for our
years with UNPLEASANT noise In my h sd like singing
roartRR and whis ling; producing nervousness and
confusion in the head. have been most anI Gus TO
get cursu, but had con hdsnce IN those who have
not had sthorough education on the Esr-tOr vail
ued my hearing too highly allow any Of our gene
raj practitioners to tamper with my Ears. there
fore placed myself under DE- J. A. Jones care, AZ the
most satls actoriy restored my hearing, cured tue
noise in my head, and cured the hsadzoee AZ me
Fams time and ell the least pain. can cor
daily mmend my friends and the afflicted, far
aud near, to employ De. Jones skill, with Ihe utmost
confidence, for I have found him gentleman and =
scientific msn. AOy person who Is amicied ana
wishes further Information can teo me Ht my rest-
dence, No. a Ohsshire-St., Cleveland, o.
- Mrs.. n. n BENTON.
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the ear, which was last destroying his hearing I
placed him under Dr.. Jones seven weeks ago. and 10
my EatisfaetiOn he is now entirely cured.
- ar7 HENRY ASHLEY.
Franklin county, nsar COIumbus, Jan. ., ls6I.
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gyraiIng ne1t2 :

Vote Of tho Giries on the soldIerS' VOting
-7s--e-- Amendments
The following are the returns Of the
vote in the leading cities of New York, on
The proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton 70 allow absent soldiers the right Of
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lost one Of my eyes By discharge Of shot in the
laee ". Jones nes inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives me no pain, and moves and appears lust
like my naturalsye. YANDEYEK HUIT,
Camp Chase, January 10. 1854. "'0 neg ~ v Il
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lost one Of my syes in the service Of my country.
called on Dr. jones' who has put me in eye which
gives me pain, which moves naturally, and which
cannot be distinguished from my natural ore.
VIM. McKsRCLE,
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= Upon the results Of the past very favor.
sble season, the following vote on the best
aix varieties Of apples for winter market
-Eag had; =eE
IN leland Greening 1s Northern spy............
Aoxnury k1 -sett---.ls Golden Russstf-.-.....-
Toupkins 90. KIM. ID Baldwin
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My eyes have been crooked from Infancy, and my
signE very much impaii ed thereby. called on Dr..
Jones at the Angler House, who made them per.ect-
ly sIra ght and Iatura in one minute. advise all
who crooked eyes to to IT. Jones INN ediate-
= mrs. MARY VIXLER,
-..-.. 693 st. ClaiE-St., Cleveland, o.
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I
sation with General Grant by Senator
Newton, Of this State, IS reported in the
stats Joarnol. ----s
Aad, sPesKIag in reference 70 the bene-
ft gained BY the expedition, General
Grant said that it was by no means bar
rem movement, ss some had supposed. On
the contrary, the advantage permitted him
TO apply the services Of 1900 veteran
troops at another point; whittier, without
Shermsn's movement, he could not have
removed them. He also remarked that the
rebel commanders themselves estimated
Shermsn's damage to them1to be equal to
the loss Of from 10000 to $1,000 men.
And he himself pronounced It one Of the
most successful expeditions Of the whole
war. g5el 20
Mr.. Newton having alluded to his sp-
pointment as Lieutenant General Grant
remarked, that while it lessened his labors
it greatly increased his responsibilities;
saying, st the same time, i'well, am ready
General Grant said he was going direct
to Nashville, and would return thence to
Washington next week, intending to pass
through Columbus next Monday,-thst he
nAuuA0 20 bnc VI bAo 0bO~
mas and when there hRWould, at least, be
within ten miles y of Lse's army,-that he
would not remain in Washington; but
would henceforth.. have his headquarters in
the field, and 60 from army to army and
from department to department as circum-
stances msy require.
We also learn from Senator Newton that
General Grant, IN this interview, remarked
that It would be Of no use merely to take
Riohmand unless We could also destroy Lees
army. land, If we mistake not, Grant will
do both. afe 4 g5a e1t
He utterly snd absolutely sbjures ell
meddling with politics; declares he will
have nothing to do with politics until the
rebellion is crushed. He sfirms most pos
itively that he will noteven ask question
about political matters until the war is
over. .la E I.L
And Senator Newton assures US that
General Grants whole mind and soul are |
absorbed in the great work now entrusted |
to his military guidance; and that moth |
ing can draw him aside from the vigorous |
prosecution Of the war which he will now |
supervise and direct. - --.-.a r---...-
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= " 'n''- '-1' = SEENET wADswoRrH, Hudson. o

RRDr. Jones ESQ Strengthened Miss Margaret
Snyder's syts No. So LATEST, Cleveland, and doZs
others, far and near since he came to Cisve-
land.
He cured Mr.. James Bowen Of deafness Of q
years standing. See tessimouiGl IN this column.
UDrHot day passes bot that Dr.. j. effects cures
that bs'ore were pronounced incurable. Some are
cured Immediately, others take tine.
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r OTIS FOR SALE-135 BT BRoEr

OTIS FOR SALE-135 FIT. FRONT
IL on Superior. st., corner Of Muirson-st. Alao-
subotg 16 II and Is, being As feet front each, Su
psrfoT-Sk, east OF MuirsOn-St. AlBO-l5 ieot front
on Spring-St running back to the Bailroad track,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland, Oolum bus Cincinnati Railroad stands.
AlsoI7 fact inches front on Ohamplan ST., nearly
opposite the new City Court House. -
e8-fOr terms enquire Of PAIHE WADE.-
dacS- R2n AttOrnaVa,
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BDeafness and Noise In the Head, in slI its forms
cured, II the organ IL not destroyed,
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NJ CoNTRABANDs.


The weather, with one or two exceptions,
was delightful in the trip. Had this not
been. the case, the expedition would have
been greatly delayed, as the roads in some
parts Of the route would have been nearly
or quite impsssablea The nights were cool
and frosty, and sometimes the ice frOze
quite thick. 90 ~ l-a .a.sa
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HAIR REsTORER.
DROFEssOR DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOrer

DISEASES OF TIE SCALP.
The plI OF the medical faculty in treating disea-
se5 Of the scalp has in majority Of es been bal
fed BY this most peculiar disease Of human frame
study, deep research and careful nvestgatiOn OF
the causes which produce the dis ass. Unless the
cause Is discovered, IL Is uttG- imposibiity r.
eradicate the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced incura
bic by some Of the NEST eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study to this peculiar part Of the hu
man fr6nne, and am satisfied that possess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-16

1qke New york Herald Anxious fer a Die
I2lH tatOF.
The New York Herald is distinguished
for its antics. Il is everlastiDgly sensa-
ytionsl. As sOOn as one bellows Of senss-
stion blowing is worn out starts another.
IT'S faith in the possibility of making
Grant President, has been stimulated
slightly by the manifesto Of the Tsmmany
Democracy. The Herald thinks now, II
Timmsny viii only go for Grant there Is
yet hope. But Grant must be 8 dictator.
As ceasar seized Rome; as Napoleon nab
bed Paris as Cromwell took London, so
must Grant take Washington and make
himself military Dictator.
The Herald shows its supreme folly and
inespscity ts comprehend the character Of
General Grant, and that Of the American.
people, BY such apropOsitiOn, too weak to
be unreasonable such as it has rarely ex-
hbited.
- WhAtneW gyrating next2
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5df For speeial and Tslesraph--sso First
Page. Fer Local and eOonmerciRi--see
!. nonEth Pnge. - ------- - u !.
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gRemsmber, Dr.. JONES Is now practicinR at
the Angler House, Cleveland, OHIO, where he VIII
Vi1it any other city in Ohio. e-t5
~Dr. JONES permanent address Is
No. 16 Abingdon PlSce, New York City.
'ailHh @t5a a G fsb2a-I4odWstW
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Spirit of washlaGrop Levers.
CRIME II WASHINGTON.

Everybody knows that the moral atmos.
phere Of Washington is not very healthy
II there be any who have doubts on the
subject. walk along Pennsylvanis sve-
nue. on q fine afternoon, will satisfy them
on this point. It would seem that the Na-
tionsl Capital is fast becoming metropoli-
tan, also in the statistics Of crine COM
mitted within its limits. There sre three
men now in ths1cOunty jail awaiting death
on the galloWs for murder, and during the
past six months eleven hundred criminal
cases have been tried in the District Court,
in two hundred Of which the accused were
ssnt to the penitentisry.
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THURSDAY, MARCH nth, "a.
DESIRABLE REAE ESTATE
Fine Brick HOUse on Kinsman.st.,

o. GUTTER SON will sell on Thursdsy, March
lTth, on the premises, sale commencing at oc;ock
A. NJ, the House and Lot known as the 80. Cutter
Place." on BinsmRn-St. The House Is q large brick
building built in the most Eubgtantal manner, with
every convenience requisite for First Glass Rad
dence. The Lot is 1913 feet front on Kinsman st.,
running back $50 feet, with an abundance OF choice
Fruit Treegaud Shrubbery.
Also, two % Lots either side Of the House, 70
leet front on kinsman-5t, running back so feet to
OranassSt, 10th onntAknina l--s.sl.l..l AZ
Also, eleven (lI1 Lots fronting on erange-st: zen
m OF these lots 50 feet front By 25 feet deep and
one Q) % feet by l25 feet deep. .H
Also, eleven Ql) Lots fronting Burwall-St,; ten
O of which are 30 feet front by l26 feet deep, O
50 feet front bv l25 feet deep.
Also, g fine Barn, 4Cx6Q feet.
Tho above property Is the most desirable that has
been offered At auction in this city for many years
Any one Wishing 70 purchase good Homestead, or
good Lot, should not all TO attend this sale. Title
perfect.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third Df) cash in hand; balance in one % and
two ~ years, With interest annualiy at 3 cent.
N B.-The Kinsman Street PASS this propertr every
twenty minutes "a -i- mEr8-lG2