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Withsut WishlnR 10 check the supply Of.
hospital elothing-slways less than the
demand-We hope also to receive sheets
and bed-ticks in generous quantity. Thin
quilts are also needed. We have to-day
received a request from Western Virginia
for 300 sheets, 100 quilts, and 100 pairs Of
hospital slippers, smong many other arti-
cles, and must rely upon the contributions
of the next week for filing this order,
20 We have none Of them in store.
The Juvenile Societies will doubtless re-
spOnd to the request for slippers, and if
hey can provide stout leather soles to
each pair, it viii render their contributions
much more serviceable. OF edibles now
most needed, we would place tutter aud
Eggs foremost on the list, after vegetables,
Rhich we all know are vitality important
to our men in the field. A few pounds Of
resh butter carefully soldered up in a tin
can, would be q gift precious as gold 10
, convalescent soldier, and many q house
wife could send her donation in that form,
hough she might not be able to spare
enough to fill a key or q fTkin. Each can,
WhateVer its contents, should be marked
plainly NTH black paint and every bottle
sent to the army labeled distinctly, and the
label pasted 0 and thoroughly dried before
packing. We earnestly beg that the dOna-
lions Of potatoes, onions, and all vegeta.
bles, may continue as long as the season
will allow, and that each farmer aud gar
iener will generously remember the soldier
"a he prepares his ground for the summer
planting. The soldiers themselves are do
ing their best to supply vegetables for the
hospitals, ard both at Nashville and Muir.
freesboro' there is an army Of GONZALES
cents employed in working the vegetable
gardens ATTACHED to the field hospitals
The fertile soil well repsys the labor eX
pended upon it, and already many hospits
tables are furnished with salads, radishes
young onions, &c.
The generosity Of our contributors vii
enable US to send a very large lot Of vege
tables southwark on Monday next Thes
will go far towards fulfilling the pledge o
the Sanitary Commission to the medica
department Of the Army Of the Cumber
land, 4 E., to send one hundred barrels O
vegetables daily, over the Louisville an
Nashville road. Cincinnati, Columbus
Buffalo and Pittsburg, are Joined with u
in this noble work, and we trust to tn
farmers of Northern Ohio to give their fu,
share of relief to the army Of sons an
brothers in the field.
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N e
PRovosF MsRsHAL GENERALS o.
W-ahfngrnn MAJ 911 Tgg9

PROvosr MsRsHAL GENERALS OTFroF,l
Washington, May 22d, 1853.
THE ATTENTION OF ALL OF
II FICERS, who haze heen honorablY dischas ged
on sccount Of wound or disahf fly, and who desire
to re-enter the service IN the Invalid Corps. IS called
to tue provisions Of Gene al { riders. No. los, ef 1888,
from the War Department published in the pap Is
throughout the country. Such ON ssTs are reQu std
to comply prom rtly with theproyisions OF this Order,
and 10 send their writ n spplicar ions, as therein
provided, for positions in the Invalid Corps, (ststing
the chars,t 7 of mir disab litY,) with a. II tie delay
as possible, to the Acting Assistant Provot Marshal
General Of the Ststs I'm which tnEy may be. such
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General will at
ones for yard the applications, with his indo -sem9nt,
to the Provost Marshal General at Washing on.
Of1csrs for tbs Invalid Corps will be appointed i'm
m-diatsly npon furnishing the papers 7 quirtd by
General Ord r No. lO5. Of 1865, ( ON The War Derart-
ment. Their ray AID emOlrment3 will nmence
from date Of aote J.ance OF sncl appointments. and
not from date Of Reorganization OF the resp ctiye CON-
mands to which they may bs a'signed-
JAMES B. FRI
maV2O-f46 Provost Marsha. General.
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The Jackson (Miss.) Appeal carries at
the head Of its editorial columns 3 notice
that "nO subscription will be taken for a
longer term than two months" Clearly,
the editor has seen visions and dreamed
dreams Of coming Yankee visitatiOns, pre-
judicial to the maintenance Of rebel news
paper continuity, which Grants recent
success must have confirmed.
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Dr. & & "A A N,
EeaJsr Of hs Royal College Of Rysiesass
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for

RioOrd's Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
and & constant attendant Of Paris. London, New Or
leans and hontrsal Hospitals for the last ten yoara
has opened his Oaics 81 the
johnson House, Cleveland.
where he viii VpT to meet all those who are a.
meted with . q and chronic diseases.
his treat ptirely different from the od
plan, mic. smcaciOus and effective. his med
icines afs simply vegetable extracts and oils, n
have never been usra Cd iby two other physicians
America besides himseH. Es has speat the creates
part Of his life and thorFands Of dollars In o~btaiains
g few secrets in bis profession. He tssts the Urine
for all forms Of disease. NoohHrgef for giving all an
honest aud true statement Of their case.
SPERMATORHGA.
10 YoUEG MEE.-He can prove to you in q few min
utqat that he Is the only phy6lcian you ever treated
with that cures this disease, For every patient Who
Will follow his directions, he viii give One Hundred
Dollars nhe fails IN curing this disease. No charge
made for consultation. Those at a distance who Wi8h
70 consult the Doctor may do SO by sending q small
vial OF urine By mail, with nane, sex snd age, andha
viii answer and describe their case, and the possibii-
" or getting relief. By e~nclOsing 3 return postage
stamp mar3aT
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The Thren1ened Inrndnn.

The Washington dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Gazette says that the Secretary of
Var complains ofthe recent panic stricken
stories about heavy rebel invading col
unn moving OF Pennsylvania, and says
thsre has been no time since the beginning
Of the war when the rebellion was really
20 weak.
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State military Agent at NashviIIe,

Robert Emmett Cox, formerly Of Zanss-
vile, has been appointed Ohio Mill
larry Agent at Nashville, via Cramer,
resigned. Mr.. Cox made a good re-
cord as 3 volunteer private in the
97th Ohio in the battle Of Stone River.
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NORTHERN LIGMT.

gGH This Trip Of more Ihzn Elsyen Hundred miles,
embraces six degrees OF latitude and elsyen degrses
Of longitude, pa-sinS through Lakes Eric 1t. Clair,
Huron aud superior, AID the beautiful Rivera Detroit
u. Oiair and st Marie with IL tn. usand Lies, pre-
ssnting 70 the Tourist for Pleasure, Health, IT In he
pursuiI o. Science, more kEa L attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
~ PASSENGERS from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with OneOf these B ats at Port Sarnia on the
evening f the day thsy ieave Detroit
Ag-One Of the steamers, Fea Bird OF Cleveland, will
leave Chicago On Wednesday evening Of each week
for saperior Oity, touching at 81 informed at pors.
FOB FURTHER INFORMATION and ell enqui-
ries regarding Freight or PASSAGE, address
OLEVELAED AGENTS:
ROBT HANNA 81 CO., for Northern Light and
Oty Of Cleveland;
Il. GARRETSON q CO., for Meteor and IIi-
nOiB;
HUasEY & MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS:
y. P. BRADY & 10, Tor Iren City, Planet and City
Of Cleveland;
WLLlAMsG CO., for Northern Light, Illinois and
Meteor;
-
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ICE.
WORD O HAMS &o

IA We deem 1t unnecessary to monopOlizs
the Provision Market reports, to report our sales Of
time. have amounted 10 over 100 tons OF TO MAKE
knswn q well established fact, thst the best and incest
Hams and other Smoked Meats, at the cheapest
rates, are to be found at l42, ia and l45 OntaTio-St.
A fresh stock ofthose NICE SUGAR CURED PRE-
MUM HAMS for sale in any quantity, from a single
Ham Up 70 $3.50 Every Ham warranted to give
satisfaction. Orders nlled promptly ct lowest market
awarded our Sugar Cured Hams at the Ohio state
Fair Of 1862. ROSE &PRENTtSS,
Hos. 10, IA 4 LAG 0ntario-St.,
mAy20A Cleveland, Ohio,
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CLAIMS.
DECISIONS AND BOUNTYi
Widows Of Officers and Soldiers,

who have died, OF who have been killed In service,
their miner Children or dependent Parents, Brothers
or sisters, ara entitled to full p nEtons and arrears ui
pay and 4lUO Bounty and wounded soldiers are enti-
tied to a pension 70 the extent of di ability. All who
have SCI ved W years. OF who have been discharged
BY reason Of WOuL as re entitled &c el00 Boun y.
The undersigned, late Lieut.. Col. 9Th Ohio YOlun-
teers, has opened an Oficsin Warren, TrumbDn Co.,
ohio, to prosecute the
PENSION AND BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and will also prosecute all b1siness against the Gov
eminent in any Of it, Departments. His long expert
once in the hnsiness and long service in the army, and
bis thorough a gu tintance wi b the ma1ner of dol g
the bu lness, and how and WhsTe to obtain evidence
in all casss, gives HIM advantages Oy3r all o her pr
sons engaged in the business He charges ONLY the
legal tees-t5,uO Ia Pension cases, with a charge Of
Slr5l for each affidavit, where additional evidence is
required
s5-SoldIers, write to him, or call on him at his Of
hce. II you write give full history of 1.-THE case ard en-
close stamp and you will get a sat, siac DRY ansWs r BY
retur0 mail. J. y. ASPER,
Attorney At Law,
eprlS44a Warren Tr~mhup 20 n
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OLOsING q MAILS.


EASTERN THROUGH, for Erie, Bunalo, Boston, NoW
York, HurtfOrd, and Will0ughbyt Painesvt lei Gene
va, As1Hb1ia aud COnneaut, closes at A III.
EAsTERN THROUGH, Tor New York ohlyi closes ats
EAsrzRE THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, BOs-
ton New , ora and rarrford closes a. s - =. NJ
EASTERN WAY, for el points between Cleveland and
WEsTEEN THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, ChiOsgg
and Milwaukee, CLOSES Al ~ ?. Fl ueayes at SO
neat mOruing)
Dub que, t JJssph and CairO closes at 4:20P.
and I'll do, closes at l p. 81.
SANDUaKY WAY, for Sandnzky and al tntsrmociate
URCIENATI WAY, for all points between Clsvelsnd
and On cinnati, cioses At 10 P. M, Qea7es at 5I5
OrNoIsaATI FHRoUaH, for Columbus, Day ton, New
srE ana cincinnati. elCses at l0P- NJ ueaVes At ol5
CrNcIsEaTf THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis GAINESVILLE and
| Wheeling, closes at 4:30 P. N.
PTTFsBURsH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ingtOn. closes at l P. NJ. =
Wellsyiile. and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimors and Washing on. closes at 100 A M
MAHONIEG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown closes atlO M QeaVes ne1S NOR
MEDINA WAY, closes at A. NJ.
ROCKPOBT, &C.. closes on Tuesdays THURSDAYS AM
/ Saturday, at 70 NJ.
BREcKsvIILE BATE, &e., closes Tuesdays and Sat
SHIRoN OENTER, Granger, North Royalton &C.
closes on Tuesdays and SATURDAYS a. ~
EAST LEvELAND and Euclid, closes dafy,a P. N
Bg-Man and Drop Letters are require By law t
All City Circulars are required to pre- pal
81 Once open nom T:sO A. N. to 7:sO P. NJ. o.
Sunday from 9 A. n. to 1920 A Nv; ,w,rs o a
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LETTER FROM F. W. BINGHAM, ESQ OF CLEYE,
LAND.

LETTER FROM F. ". BINGHAM, ESQ OF CLEyE-
LAND.
Mrs. B. ROUSE, PRESIDENT SOLDIERS
SOCIETY :-Mddam-In sending the receipt
for the valuable collection Of books and
pamphlets prepared by Mrs. DR.. Akin, I
take occasion to say that reading matter is
highly priced by the soldiers, both in the
hospitals and camps about Memphis. The
supply is very limited.
The eleven hospitals here, at this writ
ing are comparatively empty, but are being
prepared for a large addition from hehos-
pitfalls down the river and General Grants
victorious army. Some Of the wounded
oficers-among them Lieutenant Camp
bell, of the 42d 0hio--from Newburg have
been here some days. General Lee, of
Kansas, who came up last night was
wounded in the face at Big Black river,
the most severe Of General Grants series
Of engagements.
The improved condition in the health Of
the troops, is said to be Attributable in no
small degree to the liberal issue of vegeta-
bles to the army by the Government and
United States Sanitary Commission.
There is still an urgent demand upon
the country for continued effort in your
blessed work.
Respectfully yours, F. W. BINGHAM,
Ohio State Agent.
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The Eagleville, Ashtabuls County, Ohio,
s. A. s, send US their report for the year
ending February 18th, 1883. Although
the connection Of this Society with our
own is of comparatively recent date, it has
been most active in contributing to u
stores, as viii be shown by the appended
report. Composed Of only ten members ct
the date Of its organization, the results it
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-30
May %, 1854.

CHERIFFS SALE-By virtue Of q writ
- Of fsri fdeias issued from tbs Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of CuyahOga County, Ohio, and to me
directed, in the cause wherein Miller N. Spang-
Ter is Plaintiff, and Thomas W. Morse is Defend
ant, 1 shall expose to sale at public auction, at
the door Of the Court House Of sad County at
the hour OF three o'clock PM. Of the 9th day OF
June, AID, 1868, the following described lands
and tenements. To wit:
The one undivided half Of the following de-
scribed tracts or lots Of land, situate in the City
Of Cleveland, County Of Cuyahoga and State Of
Ohio, and known by being the East end Of Lot
No. $50 in the Willeyville Plat, extending back
100 feet, and being Sc feet front on Tracey street
and also the whole ofLot No. 2S7in said WILEY
vile Plat, said Lot No. 2ST being sc feet in front
on Tracey street and l56 feet 9 inches in depth.
The one undivided half ofabove described east
end of Lot No $50, is appraised at two hundred
and thirty one dollars and the one undivided
half Of above described Lot No. 2s7, is appraised
at one hundred and ninety-Pight dollars.
c. L. FISH, lEDGAR H. LEWlS.Sherh
Plaintiff 8 Attorney. Jby H. n. JOHNSON, Deputy
Sherifis Once, May 18th, 1858. may2s:445
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AVID THE1R REIRs

D. w. GAGE, Successor to Gage & Bruce,
Is authorized and licensed by the United States to
coli ct Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay, and other
OlRims agsinzt the Go eminent OF the u. s and OF
the state Of Ohio. By a late law Of UOnPress Soldiers
DISCHARGED by reasOn Of WOUNDS received in service,
sre entitled TO 800 Bounty. Soldiers Of the three
months service and alGrge number Of others, are en-
titled to pay for service before being mustered into
the |. S. Service, and thorBands who we're not mus
tered in at all are nov entitled to pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected By
applying personally or by letter, enclosing stamp, TO
d. W. GAGE, 1853 Supenor-St.,
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
mar24.R29 ClHvalauS. . hto-
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We are indebted to Hon. Schuyler Col.
fax for Part II Of the Report on the Con-
duct ofths War. This includes the tssti-
mOny taken down to March ID, 1858, that
Of McClsIlan's being included.
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Union nIeetinr AZ Norun1k.

A grand Union meeting was held at
horWalk on Wednesday, on the occasion
Of the presentation Of the discharge pa
Psrs Of the Squirrel Hunters, by Adjutant
General Hill. Colonel Lee Of the 55th
Ohio was present and made 3 stirring
Epeeeh.
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THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, { I OF CLEVELAND
TRAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY h NORTH-
ERN LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
on the blowing daVgs
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A letter from the rear Of Yicksburg, to
de st. Louis Republican, dated the 22d.
says that Penberton,s force could not be
more than 10000 st that time.
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F0R SALE or RENT.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE B

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF ~COURT.-On the 9TH day Of juno.
House Of Cuyahoga County, in the City Of Cleveland,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the ~followtug Resi-
to wit situate in the township q brooklyn - the
county Of Cuyahoga, and STATE CtOhto, and kncTn as
psrts Of lots NUMBER siIty-tWO and si1iy-three, in
jennings allotment on University Eeighrs, ana de-
scribsd as follows; beginning in the nOrh line q
said lot 60, oGe hundred feet east or the northwest
corner; theree south l51 teet; thence east s. let;
thence north $50 feet; thence west 5Ofeet to the place
Of Beginning. the boundary line TO be parallel with
lot lines. Appraised at s20O o. Terms Of sale made
known on day Of sac. WELLS POTTER
Admir- OF 7. Murray. deceased
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sPEeIAL sOYIesa.
WOthers! AIUtAersn MOthersII


Don't fat TO procure aE WIVSLOWB BOOTH-
nc SYbUP for CHiLDREH TEErHIkG
Thi'va'u bIs pre paration l. the prescr p;ion ozone
o. he lest Fentle P5y SIC ans md NUS in The
Unitei States ami has been u 81 for hirty years with
ueVtr iaiing 8 ey an success BY mil ioRsof moth
-rs end chldr n non tie feeble infant Of m Wtek
Old to the admit. It not only ri ewes t1e chi d from
pam, bus inVigoEate5 the tomach AID bOWes =, tor
rect acioiiy, aud gives tons and en- rgy to The Whole
system. II will almost i-5taau, rel ere
3RlPING IN tbs BOWELS \ WIND COLO.
We beltvo 1t the est and surest Remedy IN the
World, in all ca Is OF Iysent-Ty and Biarrh@a In
Children, whether it aIlses from Teethi-g, or from
any o her Auso.
H5-Fuil directions fr rising will accompany each
bott e. None genuine unIoss the fac-simi e Of OUR
us & Perkins, New York, son he wrapper.
B1sold by all Medi Inc Dealers. Principal Omos,
| IS eyAt., ew *.
Price only p Cents per Bortle,
Mayo &-dkGIs
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mARRIRD.

On Thursdav o7ar inz. May 25tb, by Pew. Mr..
Goodrich, at the residence Of Jno. lnsersOll, ESQ
Nr ia 81. A. ANOR-WS to Miss NJ. LOUISE
PROVOST, all Of this city.
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MILITARY SCHOOL.
TN on ION

GAIT AGENTS-WE ARE AGENTS
~ for the sale Of all kiads Of Salt manufactured BY
the "Salt Go. OF ODondsgG, Syracuse, n. Y. Car
load lots delivered tree of charge.
TaA9UHEBy GABDhEB, BURT 500,
nAys 7and y MsFwin-st.
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DIED.

a. MurfrpesborO'. Te7r.. May Z3d, Of brsin fevrr,
LUKE ABELJ, in tie l9'h year # hi a e
He was a member of Capt. g.. n. Barbsr's sharp
ShOotaTz-
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MANI D:


RBIEED IN EEED@TBY II,
Dr..
from the recipe OF Or. Stephen sWsst, Of OonnsoiS
the great bons setter, and has been u5sdi in his pr,s,
Aos for tia last twenty years with the most astonbf
ilg success. As an external remedy Il IA g1fb07t
r9Tall and VII a~ileTtaea pain moro speedily than HN
osner preparation. Fcr sl Rheumatic and HorFors
y res wounds, Sprsirs, Bruises, &C., its soothipT
h.ailnR and poWeTf1l sgrenCtheninE propsnsitias, e
o!se the inst WnPder avd aEtoBi9hmep Of an Who haze
syer given Il q trial Over four hundred oerffdcsb +,
f'rsmArkabis cures performed By Il within fbe tnf
- Fea-s etf9gf 70 t1s GcE Ftrnng a ArmHfrnnal
A9en1 or Cleveland. Observation-Disclosures
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The Chief Attributes OF Manhood are
frequently LOST or SUSPENDED By mAl-practieas and VI
oious habits that wiz inevitably lead to hsreditar7
disease unless checked in time BEAD the truths laid
down IN the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY, or PzXs-
BIOLOGICAL REsEARCaEs." 1t Is deliberately nll5tE-
ted with eolored sngrAVings and VIII convince the
most hardened and uncOncerned, IS well IS relieve
the minds Of the most responding, By leading them
In the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
agony and despair.
NS-sOld BY DR.. BARRow, I94 Bleecker.sE, n. T..
Price IS oonts. Sent tree everywhere. See advertise.
msnt Of "Trisssmar' in another column.
Sid also by G. W CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
Cha
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P. P. sTEWARTsCOOKIN STOVE

A PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF
N this celebrated Stove VII be givzn during the
coming weak. at
Mr.. J. WRNSOR'S Store, ~ Public Square, Monday.
TuesdaY and Wednesd ~.
At DEWEY & OpS. Sto,e, 20 Merwin-st., Thurs.
dV. Friday and Saturday.
BroilinE, Roasting, Baking, &C., will be practical
ly Illustrated.
HS-One and all are interested to know b W to cook
their B eHkfs-ta and inneIs, in a manner the mCE 1
EhOles ire and p atable, aad with he grear esi
EcO omy and dispatch. ae reE3tcLully invited L.
witness L e=e exhibit O3B
R0-Cal IN YOd wi be interested and prchted.
J. J. low, Agent.
p. S-Bituminous Coal viii be used In the stove
for fuel and with ss much r. atness as with oOOd.
Clzyela d, U May 30, 1881 2
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The following letter from Edward J.
Emo, special agent of the State of Illinois,
may perhaps interest our friends as bear
ing his personal testimony to the faithful
ness of the Commission:
JACKSONVILLE, Illinois, 1858.
AS an agent Of the State Sanitary Con-
mHisssiGgRttp / h3R Ss. FHfisitsd the AET6 Of atthes
Sanitery commission, have aided in dis
tributing the stores your kind hearts con-
tributsd and placed in my charge. Could
you have heard the gratitude expressed by
the soldiers for your b~enefsctions it would
have more than paid you for all the toll
and expense you have been to for them:
and now, from what l have seen and know
l can safely assure you that all you may
contribute will be faithfully distributed by
the United States SanitBry Commission.
EDWARD J.. EMO.
DIsBURsENEETs OF THE SOLDIERS AID socI-
ETY. OF BEREA FOR THE QUARTER ENDING
MARCH 8OTH, 1863.
20 flannel shirts, 26 pairs drawers, Il6
pairs slippers, II quilts, 8 pillows, l bed
gown, l sheet, I pads, 5 handkerchief, l
roll Of linen, l bushel potatoes, J bushel
apples, I bushel onions, l gallon cherries.
2 quarts curraDt wine, ? quarts strawber-
ryjelly, is pounds dried fruit.
One box for Company E, 65th Ohio:-7
pairs cocks, 10 pairs m%ittens, so pounds
dried fruit, 4 cans preserved fruit 1 jug
tomatoes. MRS. BARKDULL. Pres.
lima Hall, Sec'y.
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MuSLIN

" A large assortment Of Muslin and Lace Drapery
for Curtains, which can be sold at low prices.
ALSO-A splendid lot OF French WoVe Linen Shirt
Bossms, e. cheap as they ever were sold. Gall ct
b. HYMAH'S
OhsAP pry o00ds Store.
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RAILROAD IRON FOR SALE

Q. s MILITARY RAILROAD 0FFICEs)
20 G street, Washington, d. o.
HVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE
CEfVE SEALED BIDS fer the purchase Of
95 s2n-22}0 tons o. new Railroad Iron, weighing 81
rs t. the yard. 25 720-2z4O tens Of the above Is al
the cambria 1lil :, JobnstoWn, Pa and the Balance,
673 20O-ZZ4O t1n5, is at Plttt burRh, Pa.
In case n bid i accepted, the par : making the same,
VIII b. notified soon As pracficabe. J. vi hin ten
days alter such notice. the p iry shall fall 70 make
payment Move nmenI Funds 20 the IN ersigned,
toe irUu for which such bid was made, will be sub
ject TO sale to any other person..
The right 20 reject any and AL bids, Is expressly re-
g. rged. AL bids must be sealed aud dir. c ed 10 the
u ders'gned Washington, D. o., and endorsed "bid
for Rafl-oed Iron"
lbs vi be received ss above invited. until June
9Th. at which time 9 decision VII b gi-a-
a. L. R0BTESOE,