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The national Republican., 1861-04-09

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
Vsainsss or Debility, Flatulsncy and Nausea,
Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
plants, Bilious Fevers, and al Diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels
As A PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND AaU1
THESE BnTras ARE NOT tQuALlEp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

At the meeting of the Council last night
the following resolution was offered by
Councilman Bond:
Whereas, At the request of the Governor
OF the State, the Cleveland Artillery, en-
braeiDg four companies from the city, one
from Brooklyn and one from Geneva, under
Col. james Barnett, left their homes and
business on the 22d day of April, 1851, on 8
days notice, to perform such duty in the de-
fence Of the Government as might be re-
quired of them; now,
Whereas, After gaining the confidence
and appreciation Of the people on our south
eastern border, by their fine conduct, both
ss soldiers and citizens, they rendered the
most important services to the country in
the aamp paigns Of Western Virginia, distin-
gushing Themselves for sctiVitY, discipline
and bravery IN their labOriOus night march
es, aud in the battles st Phillippi, Belington
and Ca-iek's Ford, have now returned, after
more than three months absence, with tro-
pbies of their victories and the appreciation
Of their fellow citizens; therefore,
Resolved, That in addition 70 the public
and snontsueGaG welcome already given
them at their reception yesterday, the
Mayor and City COnReil of the city, and in
behalf Of the city, hereby officially record
their high appreciation ef Che honor the
Cleveland Artillery and its noble Comman-
der have reflected upon the city, whose name
they bear; that their self denial, good CON
duct, and energy, and their skill and brave
~ in the field, have won for them unfading
honor. And that especially to Col. Barnett
g. his GOODNESS and judgment, his manly
5 .O >Idierly bearing, under ali yicissitudes
aliu anu 81. 81 's are richly due, and are hereby
rendered. -: L a.. s.-o.os -
preamble and reso NsIot., "a :. ,isi r.
by the Clerk, and pr - ~
nett, and to the severA- AMY 4A'''''
his command.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
THE CITY .


war ITEAs.-A member Of the Cleveland
Artillery has given us the following itemE
0n the second days skirmish at Beeling-
ton, rebel sharp shooter had taken his
station in tree on the edge of a thick piece
Of woods and in such manner that his ex-
act position could net be determined. BE
paid particular attention to one ofthe pieces
Of artillery, and the balls Whistled in un-
pleasant proximity to tho men, one of them
indeed striking the heel of a gunner.
A soldier Of the 14th Ohio called out to the
boys that be thought that the fellow had
amused himself about long enough, and
and with his musket on his shoulder he
started for the woods. It was not long be-
fore the sharPshoOting ceased and in the
course OF an hour the Ohio man came back
and remarked, that he thought that ''the
gun wouldn't trouble the boys any more" 1"
and added, incidentally, that he ''tumbled
out of the tree like squirrel"
The fight of Crerick's Ford lasted abont
thirty or forty minutes. There were l3
killed and 4 wounded of the rebels, and
killed and wounded of the Federal forces.
Benjamin Fisher, of Independence, who
belonged othe IA regiment was shot through
the cheek.
At the Beelington engagement the dress
of both Of the cOntending parties was al
most identical, and one of the Indiana men
who was shot and killed, was propped up
by the enemy against a tree. In this posi-
tiOn he was repeatedly fred at by our men,
on the supposition that he was q rebel,
and his body was afterwards found to be
riddled with bullets.
Several of the Indiana men during sharp
skirmish came past house in frontof which
a flock Of geese were gathered. They made
s charge on the birds, and seizing several,
continued the fight, holding them between
their knees as they loaded and fred.
The iron gun brought to this city as
trophy, was taken to Corrick's Ford. An
stack was made on q secession battery,
and mule belonging 10 this piece was shot
and fell and could not be cleared in time 10
allow the gun to be removed before a re-
treat becsme necessary on the part of the
rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
NEW YORK. mARKET-July 80.

lET TELEaRkPH.l
FTOUR-Les doing, and the market for com.
| mon grades 90 lower. Market closed dull and ten
Sales are Is, % bbls siOOaiO5 for suporhne state
s. 25@4,s5 for extra state; ta,s04,05 for superhne
| western; Sf,2564,35 for common 20 medium extrh
westsrn; SlsSal95 Tor shipping brands extra round
hooped Ohio; Ss,tba6,i0 for trade brands DO
| CANADA FLOUR-Markst rules heavy. salrs
are hie hbs ~ t3,956e40O for suporfne; Sl25a7 OJ
for common to choice extra
RYE FLOUR-In moderate request, at SAGE
CORN MRAL-Markot steady at s. s5 for choice
western; 50, 10 for BrandyWine.
WHlSkN-aarket dull and dropping. Sales
are 250 bbls at l7o.
WHEAT--Market scarcely 30 firm with Iess &C.
tive demand. To sell freely holders would have 10
submit TO decline Of AZ least &c per bush Sales are
northwestern club At 95o; 1900 bush Racine spring
At s4G96c $500 bush Milwaukee club at s5a9qc;
sso bush ,winter red western at Sl,lo9l,is; $500
RYE-Market quirt aud steady. Sales are $40
bush western At 47e; 5000 bush heFah River at 65c
BAHiskN-Market dull aud nominal.
CORN-Market opened steady and closed a shade
hrmer with brisk demand for export and home
consumption. sales are 1900 bush at 44e1t5c for
42@4tc TOR eastern do; SS94Oo for unsound do.
OATs-Selling at 256gzSc tor canadian; s2a23He
for State and western.
PORK-Marzet quiet and prices without mate
rial change SALES sre ESQ bbla at Sl6,25 for NESS
sio,l2@l0,25 for prime.
BRER-Market less active but unchanged. Sales
400 bb at Sf,OaD9sY50 for country prince O0a55C
for country ness SSO0l0Y50 for repacked mess; Sll
PRIME aiEss BRRF-Market quiet and nom.
BEKF HAMs-!seillng at sl4O@lsoO..
CUT MEATS-Market continues inactive at ~
95c for shoulders; 6G6o for hams.
BACON-Market quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market shade hrmer. Sales are 100
BUTTER- selling at 7@lOHo for Ohio; ssl4c
oHREsE-MarkOs steady at as7O au in quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

CoLLIsToEs.-The Detroit Advertiser says
that a series Of collisions took place Sunday
during the high wind. A large number Of
vessels arrived at the flats, and were driven
foul of each other, doing more or less dam
age to some Eve or six of them. The G.
Reeve lost her jibbOOm and head gear; the
schoOners Convoy and Eagle Wing their
head gear and one cathead each; the Ma
zeppa lost an anchor the brig MayAower
had her quarter and cabin stove in; the Bay
State had some chain plates carried away,
and the brig D. Ferguson sustained some
injuries also. Some of the above vessels
have been detained at Detroit for repairs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

FIRE The alarm of fire yesterday after
noon was caused by the burning of barn
in the rear of No. 81 Franklin street, owned
by ::Messrs. Born Lentz. The FIRE also
caught the dwelling house No. s5, owned
by N. G. Heidler, but was soon extinguished.
The damage to the latter was between thir-
ty and forty dollars. In removing furni-
ture hastily, further loss of perhaps Sl2O
more was oceasioned. Insured in the Ger
man insurance Company. The loss on the
barn was about $780, The FIRE was the work
Of incendiaries, as have been nearly all
which have occurred lstely. Two boys we're
seen by a girl, in the act of touching the
match, but while she ran for assistance,
they esca ped. They were probably ten or
twelve years Of age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

ANeIER HOUSE ARRIVALs.-B. s. Hubbard,
Dunkirk John Huharty, Buffalo Theron
lives, Hartford Capt. Meade, U. s. Al 1t,
o. NJ. Poe, do; G. R. Petit, Buffalo; Thorn
as H. Goodsell, Detroit Free Press H. R.
Whiting, Detroit Tribune; ]. MOrnac, Chic
ago; Geo. Durling, Rochester; J. W. Brad
ly, D. Hennesy, Miss Hennesy, C. A. Hen
nesy, New York; Joseph NJ. Lock, Cincin-
natl; Capt J. H. Young, 0. s. A. H. A.
Brown, Montreal; ]. W. Reid, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wooley, Cincinnati F. R. Myers and
wife, WeIlsVille; Hon. A. W. Hunter, schen-
ectady; Maj. D. Hillyer, Hartford; W. L.
Harris, Delaware, o., /. C. Judd, Hartford )
~Shel Huntington, Salem, Mass; N. A.
n @SsesVille; G. H. Clark, East Tenn.I
= y = Mass; Thomas J. Richmond
=. y. nOiIS, Z Mrs. P. 4. Chapman,
do M G. r.. WHIT sI New York ?. Wood and
wife, Binghamton, N. Y; s. :. Hn5son.
wife, Philadelphia N. P seymOu-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
NorHINa MnRE cnNYIHrINa


Of the value Of good remedy could be produced tban
the following letter, coming t does, unsolicited
from gentleman so well known in that part q
Ohio.
BERWICK, Shelby Co., Feb. q. Is6o.
Messrs J. n. Harris 4 TO-,
f5euts.-I have and a nunnbe-
Of other good medicines, but no kind that / ever
dealt in gives such good and fnll 5atisiactiOn the
sherry Wine Bitters, and my pratt expert
enoe conVincea me that there IL nothing better.
For fifteen or twenty years previous 70 l8oI, was
afdicted with lnnammatory Rheumatism, which had
become kind Of WAnGel ing ehrOuic Affection. was
without clear Of it, bnt at times Il assumed
alarming fOrms-sOnetimes my kne ., one Of
them, have Jeen swollen 70 three or four times their
natural size, and with the most intOerable pain
for days weeks had no better way for locomO-
ton than to hObhle around on crutches- ! believe
there s not Joint my body that has not at times
been Affected, some only having the eject 70 parAl
we joint or limb for q day OF two.
l tried everything could hear Of-tried all the
physicians in our neighbsrhOod, but at best could
only get temporary relief and bad come 70 the
clusiOn that was incurable, until IN 1851 receiv-
ed Dr. :. o. Richardson's sherry Wine Bitters nom
you, and three bottles cured me, and have not bad
any trouble or return Of Il since, tTo and half
years. I think and believe that IN Rheumstsm,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Kidney AGsctiong,
or Dropsy, 4 Is q specific, certain remedy.
GEO. ". HOFFMAN,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
MIsoELLANEous.
We clip tho following items from the Detroit A

We clip tho following items from the Detroit Ad-
yertiser Of the 9th:
STRUCK BY LIGHTEINo.-The schooner Cape Horn,
which passed down to-day, reports the schooner
Lone Star having been struck with lightning on
Friday last, in the vicinity Of the Straits By which
disaster they lost both spars. The fell 70
the decks BY the force Of the shock, and time
elaTd hefore they fully restored 70 conscious
ness. She hRs been towed into Mackinac, where
she remains for the present
As.oTHER.-The schooner Fairfield, bound up, in
week was struck with lightning, by which disaster
she Sost one Of her sparss No one was injured on
The Relland Canal.
THE TUGS Magnet and OsWsgo, with the raft Of
timber ia tow from Saginaw, have arrived down Is
far As the fats al which poiut they were to-day
ported hard aground. The raft has been exposed TO
very roagh weather on Lake Huron, and has wealth
cred it Enely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

BLAoksNITHs FoR THE 0. S. ARxT.-Msjor
". F. Carey advertises for sober, industrious
men, deairiOus to engage as Blacksmithu in
the United States army, who are accustomed
to shoeing horses. The pay is Ss5 per
month and one ration per day. Full par
ticulars can be had BY applying to Nos. 81
TO 81 River street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

Bounty AND LANDs.-Liberal offers Of
bounty and lands have in certain cases been
made by recruiting officers to those who
consent to join their companies. These Of
ters are, however entirely unauthorized, and
unless Congress, by passage of law for
the purpose shall sanction such extra remu-
DeratiOn, volunteers will be disappointed at
the termination Of their term Of service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

RETueERAToEs AT COsT.-Having no con-
venient store-room for the six RefrigeratOrs
now on hand, viz: "schoOley,"3 ? "Jew-
ett's upright" !" and plain chests. viii sell
them AT COST to the frstcustomer that offers
thecGSk. W. P. Foess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

I35 and IA Water btreets
iy3:35I. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
co MMEROTAL-
UI. EvRI.AND nIARKKT-JuIy SO

OI.kVRI4AND aiARkkT-JalY so
FLOUR Market quiet, and Unclaimed.
WHEAT-sales car old red At sc; cars cid
white on track at CSC; car do at SiioO.
OORN-ouiot at soc.
OATs-salos car on track at a2oi and 1900 bush
ahoat at &c.
HIGHWINEs-sales 80 bbls at $50.
BUTTRR-Dull at 69so.
RGGS-Quiet At So
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
VESSELS PAssED.-Tho 6oilOwins vessels passed De

VESSELS PAssED.--Ths fOiiOWins vessels passed De-
troit On the 18th:
Rouud Uu-propeIlers Vermont. ESgquehanna, Ca
lena iowa; brigs W Cross Rio Gran te
BouHd Do.cH-PTOpellsrn Iron City, P11gburgh,
Fouutain City; barks City Of lhicago, Niagara,
Great West No. p, Hungarian, City Of Buffalo, Levi
Rawson /; brigs Ferguson, Bay CITY, Campus, Com
Hary Brown, COrinthian, st. Paul, Return Ma
zeppa, Mount Vernon, Challenge, queen CITY ID. A.
hiasop BIoselle, Cape Horn, imperial A. J. Rich
Abigail. W. J. Allen, r. b. Hubbard, C. 7. Rich
mend, Star Of HoFs, Jessies Jupiter, ". u: Craig
Condor, J. B. Pehheld, Gracs MurryB EthAn Allen
Bay State, O. Reeve Fashion, R. Dart, Surprise, T
Robinson, @. W. Holt, ID. Mclnness, Convoy, Eagle
Wing, Tartar, York state, Ellen Baxter Ostrich.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
CHICAGO RIARKET-JuIy so

FLOUR-Market dull.
WEEAT-Market has declined To- Sales at SIX
@6se tor No. I, and 63f@55lc for No. 2 In store.
CORN-Market declined 10. Sales at 25o aboard.
OATS Market qniet.
RRCEIPTsL,sO bbls -four; g. 900 bz wheat
734 coo bush orn; 26 coo bush oats.
SHIPlIENTS-l,6OO go bbls -four; IL, 900 bush corn;
0000 bush sts.
FREIGHTS-6Ko on corn, sko on wheat to
ExCHANGE-NsK York 70 diseount for sola.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

From residents and owners of property
fronting on Root and Taylor streets, asking
that an alley "A feet wide be established and
opened through the centre OF said property,
from franklin street to an alley l2O feet
north and running parallel with Bridge
street. City Improvements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

~ Refrigerators and water-coolers,
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium of W. L. MARVIN,
No. ~, sOuth-side Public Square,
july16f Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
NY. STOCK nLARKET.-July 80.

MONEY-Oontinues plenty at 4@5 per cent on
quality
sTERLING EXCHANGE-Closed firm at
lU7x0l674 bankers bills.
STOCKS-Marketa shade higher, with only a
moderate business doing New York Central 75Is;
Harlem IOS; Illinois Central script 62A; Harlem
preferred "a; Milwaukee & Prairie du Chen l4A
Hudson 49, Erie %; Pacihc Mail Joy; Tennessee 6s
"a; Missouri Al; United States Sc "a coupons 7g;
Treasury IS 50; Ohio 60 81; North Carolina eO4;
Georgia 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
BLOOD TOODI
BLOOD FOODl
uTnnn E0nnr

sufsring RON Consumption, incipisnt OF
or irum debility Of any klndi OF from
- -vong prostrafiou, brought on By any
f-or1 scr0fnlous oolupialntsg or nom dis
) i-id,,e = or bladder; and 20 Ladies sur
~ 60 rnn.ly distressing complaints then
81 h, nd v .sich eRFendsr Consumption,
TIE BLOOD F0oD
a IISrtaip s1d fs,aicbls hemeoy.. plhar-
= particular from th5 ient n1edleii2g ,.le o.
4 r6eEnioai corr binsfion q 1hOA 3 ? = Y y
e,IUSPHORos, Of v y gIsat Eorln, ano
stis b. glad aud gEgtdiui to5slLhohy y
haso siierred on them
mp MT. z0s Broadway HsW YORK
sv5orister.' 81 the article, and have l1
80 fraud . tempted ufon the pubic,
l.oior ~ ~, T, 1tsids Wreppsr rom AAg
~ iBcreesed shs size Of the bottle e
7is1-y iseptious II, l1uyilg 70 sec that tne
rthsir signature Is - ths outside .l1 q Lhe
= ierre dernend Tor this sstielsg ne loi-
,sts have sn order I'd anu 0eeeifsa sat-
" kind, viz: -
imbaIi, Wn. b. Frgpch. J. &. 6,ayee'
lE, and samuel Kidder Jr.t LoWe.k
b Wm. EISKE, Druggi {, OlevelSuh,
alTaEsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

PrGc6eal and Scientific 0p6eizn,
Keeps the largUst assortment OF the most improved
inds OF SPEOrACLE5. All his CLASSES, whether
Jr near or far sighted, are ground under his own
ngpeotiOn, " machinery ofa new construction, with
be greatest care to suit the eyes IN all cases,
nring Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
Yes, and imparting strength for long reading or
ne sewing.
NJ :. soiomonson would hsrefnform the public tast
never employs any one IA tho sale OF his Lenses
50 Also, 3 splohdid assortment ofBPT Y GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMPASSES, &C., on hand.
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
pertact as natural.
oEEI0R-Go. 10 Superior street, under American
LCtni. ma11sdkW
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OswEGO mARKET-JuIy so.
lBT TELEGRAPH

PEOUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Market dull aud parties apart In their
views Chicago spring is held at Sc; Milwaukee
Climb at goo. Sales 500 bush Milwaukee club on
private terms.
GORN-Msrket dull. Sales 1880 bush Illinois
at 3i1fc.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL REIGHTS-S teady; -four 2Sc; wheat
Sc and corn 70, to New York.
LAKE IAIPORTS-l2,5OO bush wheat; ls,sO0
bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-l,27O bbls -four; "a 300 IN
wheat; SO on bush corn; 7,7u0 bush oats. Shipped
to Montreal 3, 80 bbls -four.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
OLEARID.

stmr May Queen, ViRer, Detroit.
stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Ryder, O1tonagon-
Schr Hortherner, DiBbrO, 0gdensburgh' lTO tons
coal
eehr New London Rsweil, Marquette, 40 tons coal.
Schr. CrenOline, Spesr, Toledo tons shorts ana
sehr. Pe-seTsrance, Miller Toronto, $50 tons block
atons. % tons sewer pipe. .,
sehr John Porter, Olarkson, Toronto, ~ tons coal
Sow ellen, Lewis, Detroit.
ScoW ElInira, Van Size, Detroit.
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BUFFALO lTARKRT.-JuIy 80.

FLOUH-Market steady.
WHEAT-Market quiet and enchanted. Sales
T,0u bush red winter at &c
CORN-Market without important change, with
fair demand Sales 45,yJ0 bush atslfc; Il, 600 bu
choice do at &c.
OATS-Market easier. Sales 1000 bush at zsHc.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FRElGHTS-IOJfe on corn and Ike
on wheat 70 New York.
LAKE IlIPORTs-s,OOO bbls -four; 5000 bush
wheat; la, cor bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-2,OO0 bbls -four; A, 900 bu
wheat; 1900 bush corn; 300 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

THAEKs.-The Urited States Express Com
pany will acceptOur thanks for oft repeated
favors in the way of late papers.
Also to Mr.. Abbott, of the Toledo road,
we are under renewed obligations for like
fayors,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

- The price Of The MoRHiEs LnAD1R 70
news sgents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation undsr any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADzR, 70 News
DealerS, ia One-fOurth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stamps shOald sand US one and three
cant instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31
OEsTRUoTIVE FiRE IN PTrTsB0ReH
Duquesns ErsigAt DepOt and TtVsay Bsildiags
DsStroyedl
1000 Barreii OF Petroleum on Burned.

We have information that q most des-
truotive hre occurred at Pittsburgh, about 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon, destroying the
Duqussne Freight Depot and some twenty
buildings adjoining, together with one thou
sand barrels of Petroleum oil and quantity
Of freight. The Freight Depot, which is
said to be tAe largest in the wesssrn country,
is mass of ruins. Upon the oil taking
fire, the casks burnt and spread to such an
extent that it was found impossible to arrest
the flames until the oil was burned up.
The loss is very great, probably not less
than SlOO, 900.
The buildings destroyed were of a poorer
class.
LATER.-Telsgraph reports give furtb er
particulars,
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d congratuIats 81 readsrs upon b

. congratulate our readers upon the
Of a sure cure for Rheumatism. GOut and
and an MercuriEl Diseases, which ia ef-
hrut tie use Of internal medicines, which
tis constitution and give temporary relief
q fact, Il IS the only known remedy e1eSttng
- cura, and we feel warranted, from It's re-
.--s-s eions IN calling the attention Of the AZ
-f-f - sqOss hayiDg friends suffering from kheu-
-, - Or Neuralgia, or the peruiciOuH effects
49, T. the advertisement in another column
4 on 5er.sf. ., " Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band
rss-,;oi5 ~ Wus. flSAk, Cleveland. o. ieb25
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9fu Saptrtisriurnts.
WELOOME TO THE CLEVE.
w LAND GRAYS.

WKLOOME TO THE CLEVE.
w LAND GRAYs.
Weleems, welcome Cleveland GrayG,
You deserve our heartfelt pralsei
Nobly at your country's cali,
Into battle line you iall
Now We thank you. for we know
You viii nghf our country'B foe.
Welcome, noble aud brave moni
Welcome, welcome, home again
Peace and JOY be now your share
And the smiles OF all the fair;
May no sorrow light your daya
Noble, brave, and gallant Graysl
Praise, oh praise the Lord abovei
Safe returned are those we love
Give, oh give TO Him our thanks;
Few re missing from their ranks;
Great and good are all his Snys
He has saved our noble Grays.
Raise our banners raise them hiqhl
Those who fhield them now are nigh;
Laurel wFeaths twine for each brow,
Place them on our heroes now;
Meet them now with welcome lays,
welcome home our gallant Grays.
Welcome all our volunteers,
Give them oil our hearty cheers;
Ready they will ever be
To shield the flag Of liberty;
To wave Its stars and stripes on high,
And rush with 1t TO victory.
Home thay come, but not to stay,
Soon We know they'll march away,
March where duty bids them 20,
ANY place 70 meet the foe;
Happy make Them while they're here.
Give them the best Of cheer.
Grays, and soldiers Of the free,
welcome now we give 70 thes;
Give from ISAACS' UNION HALL,
Give 20 one and give to all
Eor thee his heart with love does swell,
Though he does only CLOTHING sell.
~ Summer Clothing sold cheaper at ISAAC A
laAAO'5 UNION HALL than Rt any other place
In tho world. Pure Linen Coats for Fifty Cents,
and full suit Goats, Pants and Vest, for One Dol!
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

TEE WATER STREET GRADE.-The grading
of the Water street hill is progressing slow
ly but surely, and has reached beyond the
south line of Lake street. The paving fol-
lows closely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-31

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