Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06


transported rom the country carefully put up
IN racks.
Cabbage, Dried Fruits. Nuts, Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Crackers, Apples and Oranges
The Importance Of iberslity in furnish
ing this department cannot be too strongly
urged, ss the Fair is TO continue tive
weeks, and the sale Of refreshments It is
anticipated will prove one Of the great
sources ofrevenue 70 the enterprise.
AL contributions to this Committee can
be sent free Of charge, If directed to sola
dierS Aid Society, 95 Bank street. Cleve-
land, where the smallest donation will Be
registered, with the name Of the donor.
MRS. 7. BURNHAM, Chmin.
Miss AsN WALWoRTH, sso'y.
The attention Of all farmers Is urgently
called to the Produos Circular which cannot
be too widely offered throughout this Sec
tiOn.
We beg every farmer to read it-sct
upon it to the extent Of his means, and
hand it over to his neighbOr, that he msy
20 and do likewise:
| NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR, TO BH
HELD AT CLEVELAND, OHIO, FEBRUARY
p, 1851.
oIRcuLAR OF TIE COMMITTEE on PRODUCE.
The Soldiers Aid Society Of Northern
Ohio will hold Fair in this city, to bs
opened February 22d, 1884, the proceeds -
which sre to be expended in relieving, a.
far as possible, the sufferinEs Of our brave
Soldiers in Camps and Hospitals.
It is presumed, from the deep and wide
spread Interest manifested among the peO-
pie in this enterprise that an sppesl to
their patriotism for contributions to 90 ex-
slted an object as relief for the suffering
ones who, with an unparalleled devotion
to their country, have sacrificed everything
for its defense, viii be largely and prompt
{ " responded to.
All kinds Of -four, grain, provisions
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, (sliys Or
= dressed fruits, (green sr dried, Vegeta-
bles, poultry, and every species Of farm
Z products, viii be thankfully received and
faithfully applied to this object.
It is hoped that each person receiving
+ this circular will contribute freely and
1t it has been suggested that each one talo
g upon himself the duty OF receiving ant
20 forwarding any contributions from hh
locality also, that he solicit aid from az
10 with whom he is acquainted.
r In consequence Of the uncertainty q
E. our appeal reaching all whom We wish q
address. particularly the farming interests,
it is desired that every newspaper Of the
% State be requested to publish this circular
X that all friendly TO the cause may PaTtioi'
se pate in adding to the success Of this enter
a. prise.
Fsrmers can deliver their contributions
It to the nearest merchant, warehouse o.
Td railroad station, where they will be prop
he erly forwarded.
Everything contributed should be plain
II marked, with the name and address
ed the donor, and consigned to Fl. NJ Chapin
'cr Secretary Of the Executive Committee 0
nd the Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair, CleIe
Ia. land, Ohio.
" Railroads OF express companies vi
zee carry all contributions fres Of expense
in the donor. All heavy articles should B
ug forwarded by railroad, and light Psekag'
,ro by express.
'h' A liberal response to this call viii sup
ply aid aud comfort to thousands that can
up not be reached otherwise. The time beiA
ing short, prompt action should Immediate
eb- commence.