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THE DRAFT.
Important Decision in Regard 70 DesSrters
The Supplemental Draft TO Include all
Falling to Report.

We stated yesterday morning that about
four hundred men, drafted in this district
under the various drafts this spring and
summer, had failed to report. These men
are considered as dessrters, and, in tho alb
sence of definite rule in regard to them, the
Board Of Enrolment had decided that the
responsibility of thOir dssertiOn rested with
the Government and not with the people,
and made no arrangement to draft for the
deficiency caused by their failure to report.
The following order, which was yesterday
received by Provost Marshal Nash, diqposes
of the matter By deciding that deficiencies
from the non reporting Of oOnsCripts are to
be supplied IS in the case Of other defcien-
cies, and must be drafted for, but the Origi-
nal oOnscriPts, when arrested and held, will
be credited on the next call. The circular ia
as fOIlows:
0EFIoE OF A. A. PRovosT MARSHAL
GENERAL POR OHIO.
Circular No III
When 8 supplementary draft is made for
deficiencies occasiOned by drafted men fail
ing to report, and the quota is thus hlled.
desertsrs from first draft, if arrested and
held, will be credited on future calls.
By order Of Col. Potter.
L. V. BIERCE,
Major and A. A. Gen.
Excluding hundred-day men, there are
fully one hundred and fifty nOn-rsporting
eOnscripts in this city, and over three hun
I'D Il Al. -kaI. ly,t.;.t TLo.. .Jdo5 -
the Third Supplemental Draft, will make
large number to be drafted. The decision
will at once result in stirring up Ward and
1a@nship Committees to see that the drafted
men ron <Asir localities report at once:
TneSfhird SuPP>-asntal Draft will prob
ly take place tomorrow.
The work Of correcting the enrolment and
making transcript of the revised list 1.- the
use of the Provost Marshal Generals Office
is going forward rapidly, and the corrected
list will probably be sent on on Friday. A
Circular, just received, explains that the En-
rOllmept Lists are to be always open for cor
reetiOns, and that responsible citizens, Glen
gymen, &C., are invited to furnish such in
formation as they possess in relation to men
entitled to exemption for unsuitsbleness Of
age, aiienegs, manifest physical disability,
and other proper causes. The Board of En-
rOllmsnt will hesr applications and assist in
making corrections whom not prevented by
the pressure Of other important duties.
Change Of district is 2 proper caqso for sx-
smption in one district and enrolment in
the other, and information of this kind ia
invited.
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q MUsT BIZ SEEN TO BE APPRECIATRD.-
Florence Sewing Machine, unequalled in
beauty of design and style Of finish, makes
four distinct stitches on one and the same
machine. It has the reversible freed mOtiou
which enables the operator, by simply turn
ing a thumb screw, to have the work run
either to the right or left, to stay any part Of
the seam, or fasten the end Of seams, without
turning the fabric. Itoombinss all the good
qualities Of other first class machines and
possesses many advantages over any and all
of them. Il the most simple and perfect in
its mechanical construction Of any Sewing
Machine yet offered to the public, and the
only one capable of making more than one
kind of stitch.
The hammer is the most practical in use,
turns wide and narrow hens with equal fs-
cility. 1t hems, feIIs, binds, gathers, quilts,
and gathers and sews on a rufie at the same
time
Call and see them at No. 49, North side
Public Square. E. W. GLEASON & co.
june 3O:167 Agent.
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Marine INTELLIaENCE.


ENTERED...--------Juns? -
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Olean, Diiseole, Dunkirk.
Prop Michigan, ROllo, Ogdensburg
Prop Prairie State, Forsyth, Toledo
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Bark Geo Sherman, Case, Buffalo
Brig Sultan, Webster
sehr HyPhon, Kathwen, Marquette, $50 to
iron ore
schr White squall, Leonard, Marquette, sss tea
sehr ]. G, Mccullough, Mccullough, Buffalo
Sehr COmely, Powers, Buffalo
Schr W H Willard, Sherwood, Buffalo
Schr D P Dobbins, Kendrick, Buffalo
Sehr Tibbetts, Disbrow, Buffalo
Schr Gardner, Bailey, Eaflalo
sehr Wilson, Munros, Windsor, As N f-ss iil
ber
sehr Jenny Lind, Williams, Buffalo
Sehr Summit, Cummings, Buffalo
Sehr Sacramento, johnson, Buffalo
ScoW Mary and Lucy, Burns, Port Huron =
feet lumber, N lsth
OtaAs
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Mohawk, Langley, Chicago
Prop Olean, Driscoil, Toledo
Prop 1logS, waterbury, nunkiFk, In
flour
Prop Arctic, Collins, Buffalo, 0g9 bbIs fous
Prop Prairie State, Forsyth, Ogdensburg
ssfk r Dobbins, Kendnck, Chicago, TOO
sehr White squall, Leonard, Marquette
Schr Philo sehoyille, Seholel, Chicago g.
coal
Schr Barker, Robinson, Marquette, 40 tor a
Sehr Miami, Pennington, Chlcsgo, 400 tor
Schr Elk, WoOk, Toronto, $50 tons coal
Sehr Tartar, Post, Buffalo, Il 500 bu Whest
Sehr Summit, Cummings, Chicago, 400 ton
Schr Fair Wind, Titus, BuTwell
Schr Watt Sherman, Burke, Buffalo, 52'' =
coal,
sehr David waestaf, stone, Marqultts
Sehr W Willard, Sherwood, Buffalo, 225
coal
Seow Union STAR Wilson, Alpena
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CLEVELAND INSTITUTE COM
MENGEMENT.
Anniversary of the Phi AIphIa and Theta
Pl Alpha sOcletIes--COmmenceme Bx-
ercIses--Ro-union of the Animal.

Yesterday occurred the annual commence
ment of the Cleveland Institute. The exer-
cises Of the day began at ten A. NJ, with the
anniversaries of the two societies Of the
Institute, the Phi Alpha and Theta Pi Alpha.
These are spoken of by those who heard
them as very entertaining as we'll as excel
lent.
A largo audience assembled at two P. NJ, to
listen to the regular commencement exer-
cises of the School. The following is the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
MUSIC, Band
RRAYER.
VOCAL MUSIC, Duett
OEATIOH-Rattles Of Freedom,
EssAr-"Lits is Earnest,''
MISS Esther E. Taylor, Northheld
Music Band
Miss Ada Catlin, Cleveland
ORATIoE-Ths Stoord is our Sehoolnastsr;
Sumner T Dunham, Cleveland
Muuo Band
EssAT-The Last SIaUe,
Miss Isadore Leek, Cleveland
Serene P Fem, TaIrnadge
EssAY-TAs World Within, aud the World Uithout
Miss Mary COttrell, Brooklin
Music Band
"ORATIoN-
Carey A Wilson, Newark
CoLIOQUY--Non- Importation League,
Charles I. Dangler
CHARACTERS,
a & zegoas 81 S
1TTdpUl0iceIe ReIIg Ada Catlll
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ERw YORK MARKET--Iuns 20


Fl0ur-EIoited and s0alOO higner per bbl with g
brisk demand aud largely speculative saiesal slGa
1880 for extra state; ei0.1al075 for extra round
hoop Ohio; al0, ,s0all,26 for trade brands, Market
closing with no sellers At inside quotations.
Whlakg-trregulAr but hrmer saies at 81 ,75al =
5Z1 Tor state and sl,7SAl,s6 TOR Western
Whea1-Excitad and l0al5c higher. SAies at q, ,25a
10 for Chicago spring; g. 2sa2 g for MIlwankee
club; s2 ea3 AZ for winter rel Mestern e. 45s25 &C
fOI Amber Michigan.
KYe-ScAToe and firm 81 4i,8
Barley-Barley and Barley malt quiet and nom
iRaI.
Oorn-Opsnsd more active and irmer but closed
quiet and drooptng. sales At 81 Bal ,54H for new
mixed Western closing about inside quotations..
s-Qiet tcales st 96aI0oc for Western, the out
side quOtsflOn for lots in STORE.
WOSF-Vsry firm, but unsettled.
PoFrol0am-Fxciteda andfrmsF. Refined In bond
for sxpOTt e0c; refined free 95 Crude sold asa AZ
refined in bond S0a95 and refined free 94sl01.
PoFk-Active aud higher. Sales at $40 O0ai2 60 for
mess 80 for Old dol ai3 7oal5 50 for do closing
at i5a46 Tor old and new prime mess, aud 42,55a4i
fer prime also 900 bbls In lots, for
July, at buyers option 4a,5Ol5O,Gu.
Heef-Quiet and very firm at l5al6 for mess, Sale
for prime 2As5 for repsoksd mess ssa29 for extra
mess.
Cnt Msats-HIshsr. llXal4A for shoulder, IN
ais tor hams.
Bacon sldsa-Firm and nominal
Aaara-More active and higher. sales at 6kals4-
Also 500 bbls Tor July, sellers option, At -
HutIar-Quist and little nrmer. sales at 23a96c
for Ohio; 8Sa41c for State,
Cheese-Aetive and firm Of l4l2ic.
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The EIGHTH REGIMENT CoMIEG Hone
The UO1--abus Statesman of yesterday morn
ing says that ~ sth Regiment, o. v. L, is
expected in Columbus ee~day, to be mustered
cut Of the service. We trusV-4 will be sent
here, and be mustered out of the ss-vics at
the same timo with the Tth. This gallal.,
regiment, most of the members of which are
from the Western Reserve, will join in the
ovation of the Fourth, and should receive q
cordial and enthusiastic welcome. Its glo-
riOus and gallant record entities it to such a
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BENEDIoTIoN.

In the army.
These exercises were well performed and
enthusiastically received. Many Of the
young graduates gave signs of ability which
pressgs for them brilliant future. Where
all did 80 well it would be invidious to parti-
oularizs. The cOIIOquy, sprightIy and able
one, by Charles I. DsngIsr, deserves, how
ever, especial praise. The music of the
occasion was excellent.
The reunion of the Alumni, which took
place in the evening, was doubtless very
pleasant occasion.
This Is the Fourth Annual Commencement
of the Cleveland Institute. 1t is under the
excellent charge of R. T. HumistOn, ESQ.,,
assisted by an able corps of teachers. We
are glad to observe such unmistabIs proofs as
the exercises of yesterday afforded, that the
Instituts retains its pristine vigOr and excel
lencs.
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AOADENY OF MUsIo.-MRs. BRADsHAW's
BENEFIT To-NIeHT.-The Ticket of Leave
Man is meeting with tremendous success,
and will, wspredict, experience. an unexam-
pied run. A crowded house greeted its
third rendition, and universal delight was
expressed at the manner ct which it was put
upon the stage, the beauty Of the scenery, and
the perfection with which the various msm-
bers of the company rendered their parts
Mr.. MceOllom, as Robert Brisrly, excsls
himself in the fidelity Of conception and spir-
itsdness of rendition which he dispIsys. His
assumption of the character Of the strug-
Cling, honest, but suspected, Ticket Of Leave
Man, Is intensely natural and enchsins
the attention of the whole sndisnoo. Mr..
RIIsIsr's John HsWkshaw displays sup
pressed but intense power that fascinates
the listener. Mr.. Lewis, ss Sam. wilIOugh-
BY, is very natural and very funny. Nor
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UNITED TATR6 COURT.-The case OF
4. t. Stewart & Co. vs. Starkwesther i
FsvuHp Wzrtua. lsy,-. t-i.-s ~. tI.. pot
eight days, went to the Jury yesterday. AZ
ter being out Eve hours, the Jury announced
to the Court that they Eers unable to agree,
and were discharged.
The case of Seymour vs.. Lorsin Bank and
Treasurer of LOrain County, was then taken
mp. This was an application for injunction
sgainst the collection of tax assessed in
LOrain county, On the Bank of which the
complainant is stoekholder. The Bank re-
turned its capital stock and accumulation of
profits with deduction Of $56, 900, which it
had invested in United States Bonds and
certificates Of State War Loan. It being q
bank which had accepted the proposition of
the state made by the Act ofApriI 4th, 1891,
the tax was levied under tho provisions Of
that, and one half of the tax paid, when, by
tho instructions of the State Auditor, the
deduction of the 900 in United States
bonds and 5000 State War Loan was disrs-
gsrded, and further tax of SEES levied and
put on the duplicats. Against the collection
of this tax, the complainant sought an in-
junction, Judge s. J. Andrews appearing
for him ands B. Prsntiss, ESQ for the Tfsa-
surer. The arguments we're made yesterday
afternoon. It was claimed that the iDiuno-
ton ought to be allowed, because the State
has no authority whatever to tax United
States securities, and It has BY legislation
made the war loan certificates exempt. On
the other hand it was claimed that the cspi-
tai of the bank must be taxed without other
deductions than those mentioned in the sct
of 1851, such as investments in real estate
assessed and taxed as such, etc., that the
capital is to be taxed as capital and not as
property, etc,
Judge Wilson granted a provisional in-
junction upon complainant giving bond in
$1,000.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINAH CIAL.
honey MARKER.


MORNING LBADER OFF1OH,
WHDNEsDAT GVzNISas June 29, 1854.
GOid-Ths Wall street spectators are steadily
working Gold up, and with IL all commodities,
doubtless reaping from their operations unprscs-
dented gains, while they at the time increase
the expenses Of the Government, dePrsoIAte its
rsncy and dsmoralizs trade Such, in plain truth,
is the work to which these men, mere handful in
number, are at present successfully dsVOting their
energies. The closing rates in New York today
were 2449245. Dealers here bought ct q range Of
29OA2z5 and sold at z4Oa25O The business was light
SiIvOr-Buyins and selling at Halls per cent. be.
low gold.
mOusy-Bankers returned to-day to their com.
amt Of Stringency In currency, and the evidences
are not wanting that the market is extremely Close
Some Of the Banks have been compelled TO refuse
all application for discounts, while those that still
have the ability to accommodate are eonhnins their
business exclusively to regular customers Outside
paper meets with no recognition.
ExshRngs-EEohaDge dull and heavy, Rates
are firm at H of buying on New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, and % Oh 9par selling for currency,
the former for round sums.
GOvOrumSnt BOnds-Hsavy and weak, with {
downward tendency. Dealers here report no change
to day and we continue quotations as follows:
Buying. selling
o-5yh coup a.ss-s---'.. sl64 lG6t
l-39's, April and OotobeT.............l064 los
7-SOH, February and August.......l05H lO8
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TIE SACRED HARP OF JUDAH-A choice collect
3 ION of Music ior,the use of Synsgogues, ,Shcools
and Homes. Part 1. Sabbath Liturgy. By
G. NJ. Cohen. Cleveland. 8. Brainard Co.
1884.
This excsIlentIy arranged and carefully
printed volume is from the Well-known Mu-
sic House of S. Brainard & Co., of this city,
and is the work of Rev. g. NJ. Cohen, Past
or Of the Eagle Street Synagogue, who, after
twenty Live years. experience in arranging
music for Hebrew synagOguss and Schools,
has compiled this admirable Werk to meet
their great need-a cheap and universal mu-
sical work, for congregational use, contain
ing the best of sacred Hebrew musis. Ho has
succeeded in arranging most excellent and
comprehensive work. brief review Of the
'Elements of Vocal Music" prsfsoes it,
Most of the hymns are in German and He
brew, the latter being written in
and English characters. One or two hymns
are, however, translated into English. The
dedication of the work is 90 follows:
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOB SALE At The.
OLsKVELAND POST o FIF'I CHE
E. C0WLEs, P. NJ.
CITY NEWS.

ROBINSON AND HowE's CIRCUs.-This eK-
hibition closed ~ two days season in this
city last evening. It was crowded both af-
tcrnoon and evening, yesterday, by an audi
ence who sppIaudsd loudly the fun of the
clowns, the cunning of the trained animals,
the feats of trapszists and HcrObats, and the
daring equestrian acts of Mr.. James Robin
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Plaatsr-In fair demand at slO psr ton fog land,
$50 per barrel for Dentist" snd as,7s Per b..
rel for common calcinsd.
Ale and PaFter-stoadY at lallowiaR quotations.
Present XX Ale eaOO; Stock Xxx, so, % 10 sIa
90; Kenne.t slA0O; Pale Orassa sn,0O; Porter slI.
BIaIt-stsadY at 60 paF BuaheI-
HOPs-3ie2sc for Ohio; @a1So for New York
Ststs.
Iins--AkFSn and Oswego wAts7 lime in good
rs1uest at B2,d0-
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the OVATIONrO1HEs SOLDIERS
Half-iare on ALI the Railroads.

All railroads contering in this city have
agreed to transport passengers to and from
this city on the Fourth of July next, at HALF
FARE.
&The whole Reserve ought to come up en-
masss to do honor to its heroic defenders.
The whole people should be present. No
nObIsr regiments have ever come home than
the Seventh and Eighth Ohio Volunteer In
fantry. Let their Welcome, if possible,
equal their merits.
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5 For bargains in boots and shoes go to
the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. les Superior
street, near Water. The largest and best as
sorted stock in the city, and selling fifty per
cent cheaper than any store in the city.
june 20;157,
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FiOnr-HiRher and unsettled,
VVheat-Opsned with g good demand, but after
the noon report holders sdvsnced prices materially.
sales No Chicago spring At 2OO and No dc ct 10;
No Milwaukee club at 2, Is to arrive.
COFn-Duli. No Illinois mixed 81 49,
FrsishEs-Stesdy. Flour 47c, wheat 12cs corn l0&o
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GKKAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE /!
Atlantic & CIT Western Railway.

Passengers going Eaytward will remember that
this n rAs-safy rOuEe running slHfn5 SiA'' Ioa'o
Cleveland on Sunday Night Express leaves daily
Saturdays eEoepted at 9l6 P. M, arriving At salA-
manca at 4:44 A. NJ and New York 81 s:zs P. M
Sleeping Coaches sttached. rVC-9
BB- No Chanae of Cars.
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PHEsEETATIoH.-Mr.J ]. W. Carroll, the
veIl-known and popular actor, was on Tues
day presented, by few of his friends, with
beautiful gold-hsaded cane, presented by
the "Ozakas," club of which he is mem
her. On receiving it, Mr.. Carroll made q
few appropriate remarks. The cane bears
the following inscription: "Presented to J..
w. Carroll by his friends, the "oEskas. q
Mr.. Carroll goes to Baltimore, whore he is
engaged for the next season, and he carries
with him the good wishes Of host of
friends.
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!. Z. IIONKY MARKEF-Juue "a

IAN fELa6kAFH.l
Hoasy-Aciivs and firm at Sal per cent
StefllnE ELohlngS-lrregdlar and unsettled,
clOsing about 75sAz64.
C1Oid-Irregular and unsettled. OpeuiBR at 942
and closing aG 2fia2
GOVOrhm0aL sEOokB-LnWer. Five-twentfes,
coupons, lO2alO4; Ssven-thirties February and Au-
gust ll6s
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RAILROADS PRosPKRIHG.-The following
figures show the earnings of some Of the
railroads of the country during the month Of
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MINING sTOCKs.

NEW YORK, June g.
Boston to day
Bay State l9, Central 90, Copper EsIls 50, Frank
lin 534 huron s6, Isle K Yas q Minnesota 81, Han
COCK ~, PsWabie 6T, kOck hand l2 French Greek M
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tby yElLg1RkFH.B
At0okg-LOWer and duh.
Michigan Central i3sS. Michigan Southern s51k
Illinois Central scrip l304, Northwestern 52ls, 40
preferred SsS, Toledo l4254, Rock Island II278 Hud-
sen 1894, Erie ll4H. New York Central I3tli Ohio
and missis3ippi certificates b95f. -
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GOMmE EROHAE.
nLREKLAND mARKEr.
n MORSIEa LEADER OFFIOE,

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, june 70, 1884 I
heosipts--fDe following are the rsoeipts OF grain
by rail during the "a hours ending st half-Dast one
Osclonk to-dav.
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must We omit special mention Of Mr.. Dick
sons "Jsm Dalton, ," which he makes thrill
ingly interesting; Of Mr.. Purcell's MeltOr
Moss, which is very faithful and displays
unexpected power and merit; and of the
"Gresn Jones" of Mr.. Collins, which pro-
vOkes much laughter. The ladies-We beg
pardon for mentioning them Iast-ars all
fully up to the gentlemen in excellence
Mrs. Efie EIIsler gives us bit of quiet but
truthfuI and touching acting as May Ed
wards. Miss Cutler does e1csIIently as
the st. Evremond, and Mrs. BradshaW's
old Mrs. WilIOughby, is an exquisite gem
of natural humOr.
By-the-Wsy, this excellent lady takes a
benefit this evening, the Ticket of Leave
Man being reproduced, and these won
dsrful dancers, Mile Elise and Sig. COnstsn-
tine reappearing. We expect to see crow
dsd house. Mrs. Bradshaw is without an
equal in her line of parts, in the whole cOun-
try, and is very popular from the fidelity and
excellence which she has always manifested.
Let her have big audience.
|
PoLIOE COURT.-Burglary -TristOn Ell
dsn was bound over to the Common Pleas
Court in the sum of $500, which amount was
forthcoming, and he is at large.
Petit Larosny-GsOrgs NiIliman, alias
Jacob Holt, found guilty and sentenced to
the County Jail for i've days on bread and
water. Csthsrine MeFrath, discharged
Ami Lyons, case continued. John Kavan-
agh, nOlIed.
Assault and Battsry-osbOrn Ruddy, fined
costs. Alger Bowen, discharged.
Lswd Behavior--M Margaret BurneII, hnsd
OOsIs.
Keeping House of III-Fame-ChristOphei
Kugler, case continued.
observation-disclosures Mahr, Thomas Doc
ley, and James Dsnier, fined IS and costs
Alice Traynor and Martha Wilson, House o
Correction, 20 days. Lizzie Simpson, fnst
81.
Indecent ExpOsuSe of PersOn-CharIs
Washington, case kept open until July lst
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TRoTTIHe MAToHEs on THE FoURTH.-
Two trOtting matches will take place on
the Fourth of July on the trOtting ring of
County Fair Grounds. The first comes of ct
two O'Clock, P. N, for purse of $40 for the
best and $40 for the second best horse.
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[COPY.
PIOEEHR, WILLIAMS Co., O., I
Juhe. Dist. 1864. Z
TCoPY.7

SuAol HAoA3 AooNs
DBAR SIN: I cannot refrain from explAin-
ing the satisfaction feel ct the suseess Of
your treatment Of my case Of Catarrh, and
all its distressing concsmitants-seYere pain
over the eyes and between the shoulders,
general debility, etc. It has been troubling
me for the past twelve years.
/ have been q member Of the State Legis-
lature of Ohio for some years, and was en-
gagged in public business at Washington,
when applied to you for that relief, for
which had vsInIy sought Of from other
practitioners.
I am happy in stating that although !
spent several weeks at Bell Plains, Fred
ericksburg and Aqua Creek, after the late
battles, assisting in taking care Of the
wounded, and have been subject to the hard
ships of soldiers life, have steadily i'm
proved, and am so confident that you viii
make 3 well man of me, that write this
with the strong hope that others similarly
aft ictsd may seek your services without
hesitation. P. W. NORRIS,
june2S:I57. Pioneer, Williams Co., o.
R,THE regular monthly meeting Of the st
Georges Benevolent Society will be held q
/ the Sons of Temperance Hall, Burgess Block
Superior street, below City Buildings, OF
Friday, the 1st of July, at half past O'clOcl
pm.
/ iuus29:I57 SAN'L HELsBY, Rec. Sec.
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[oOPY.l
MULBERRY CoREERs, GEAUGA Co.,
ONO, June 18th, 1854.


MULBERRY CoEAERs, uEAUdA Uo.I [
ONO, June 18th, 1854.
DR.. LIeHTHILL:
SIR: have followed your prescription
faithfully since June 9Th. I am happy to
inform you that have derived benefit there
from. Ny ear is decidedly better. it dis
charged but very little, and that unpleasant
burning sensation has passed away. I can
not but hope that by the use of your medi-
cines a short time longer, I may be entirely
cured if SO, shall ever feel grati6ed that
I applied TO you for assistance.
Yours, &C.,
. MRs. G. r. STRONG.
DR.. LighthiIl, to whom tho above letter is
directed, will revisit Cleveland on Monday,
June 9th, and will remain at the Angler
House until Friday, July list. june25sl57.