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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

. L.L.I.LL - L-
Dr. LlGHTHmL-DeGr Sir: Under date
of March IA, I sent you ; careful statement
of my case, my former treatment, my fail
ure to obtain relief In that direction, my
resort TO your treatment and its beneficial
results.
I have been, from the winter of the year
1874, subjsct to violent periodical attacks
Of catsrrh, marked by fsbrile syptoms, VIC
lent Inflammation of the lining n embranes
Of the cavities of the head, a~ecompsniedin
the fnt stages by q wstery discharge from
the nose subsequently, becoming acrid and
yellow and towards the close of the attack
purient and bloody. These attscks pro-
duced q most distressing species of head
ache occurring. periodically each day for a
period varying from one 70 three weeks,
sometimes 30 violent as to incspaciate me
for business, and conf1ne me to my bed. At
-tinest hs attendant Inflammation would
extend to the teeth, produce toothsche, or
to the throst, occssioniDg hoarseness and
REgaKS tlialk S yssRE H Il ESG q sPd at tgieg aT tks 9t tSs
eye IS 10 confne me for weeks TO a dsrk.
ened room -lH
"a Ihsd tried medicines and applications
Of various kinds; snufs and other catarrh-
al preparations of some half q dozen kinds
applications to the head of csmphor,
ginger and hot fermentation of different
kinds; and in connection with these the
usual emetics and cathartics EMPLOYED to
induce counter action. But none OF these
had produced any permanent improve
ment and In the few instances in which
temporal relief was afforded, it was st the
expense of 30 much strength as to lesve
me greatly exhausted. Under these cir
cumstaD ces 1 was led, though with some
reluctance, from the supposed i~ncurability
of the disesse to make q trial of YOUR
treatment. I found it soon beyond even
my hopes, reaching the disease as it had
never been reached before, and alleviating
its symptoms to an extent which I had
supposed impossible. At the time when l
gave you my former certifieste, while 1
did not feel assured of q complete cure, 1
had obtained . material relief which amply
me for my trial of your treatment
and which satisfied me that that treatment
3 as effective as it was simple and pbilo.
spphicAl1 A substantial escape from nv
old stacks of catArrh, for the almost un.
precedented period of nearly half a year, |
and that in spite of severe attacks Of i'll.
ness, which you'd have formerly rendered
such an occurrence inevitable, was, to me,
proof of IN important success. L is now
tx months since l sent you that statement
md while it is UNPLEASANT for me to appear
.hus constantly, and in this guise, before
be public it seems TO me q matter of sim
,le justice to yourself and to those VINE
nsy be suffering as I was, to add that 1
m not only as fully satisfied as to the util-
ty and efficacy Of your treatment of ca
arrh as was xix months ago, but 1 am
Of the belief that if there is such q
ming as q cure for CHBoEIc CATARBH, in
ny csse 3 substantial cure has been effect
d. FREDERICK s. JEWELL,
. r. Prof. state Normal School.
ALBANY, n. r Sept. /. 1854.
may3I2.2s
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The late head of the rebel Confeaersoy'
says the Boston Hsral9 of the goth ult
was s7me years since made an 1HLL D.7
by Bowdoin college; that was when he
was thought to be a man. On Wednesday
morning JEFF vas found hanging from a
tree in the college grounds, dressed in
petIicosts, with 3 dirk knife in his hand.
He was taken down, and in the ev ming
placed pom 3 strstcher, lsbe ed "Jtfsrson
Davis, IL D. and was borne upon the
shoulders of fur of the students, followed
by the other Students in procession, each
haviB5 -LisO b-sdhvEobi9f tied on GhO
left arm IS q badge. After psrsding the
principal streets, they stopped in front of
the post efiee, where an appropriate speech
was made, after which the body was COM
mitted to the flames.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

Senator Sumner, who delivered the eu-
logy on President Lincoln at the Boston
Music Han on Fast day, is the ninth ora
tor selected from among eminent citizens
70 fulfil q similar duty in Boston. The eu-
losht of Washington wss Fisher Ames;
Of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson tWho
died on the same dsy(, Daniel Webster;
Of James Madison, in 1886, and Jsmes
Monroe in1Issl, respectfully, John Quia-
cy Adams; of John Quincy Adams him
sell, Edward Everett; Of Andrew Jsekson.
Pl1 = Merrick; Of General Harrison, Ru-
fus Ohoste of james Z POlk, Levi Wood
bury of General TsylOr, Josiah Quincy,
Jr. No eulogies we're delivered on the
death of John Tyler and Martin Van Blu
rem.
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IRON THE OIL COUNTRY.
Ven WeIIs-Engiae PxPiOsiOn-OSssel
: ExDertmeRt-POst Oniece
PERSONAL.


,s...,J o-..,,,dsp,e Cleveland LeadSr.l
Several new wells have ocen s
lssely. which promise to keep up mem
tarest in oil stocks and territory. a new
tbpas hundred barEsl well has been openea
- Pitbole Creek, not far from the
tinted states H0imden YeLLOt
A we'll upon the Graf and Hassan tract
inst. The outskirts of Oil City, is yielding
about enc hundred barrels per day, with
promise of increase. Another well upon
IhesAms tract is also reported at enc nun
dred barrels per day.
The wells upon the Bennehoof Kun
which 1 have previously spoken Of are
Welding larger than ever. Ths flowing
veil which has been called q one hundred
and ATTY barrel we'll, it is asserted, is now
Welding nearly or quite three hundred
barrels per day, while the Getty well near
il. is said to BE- yielding over hundred
barrels. o -is -f s
The boiler of an engine used for pump
ing a well 8 short distance from Oil City,
on Oil Greek, blew up a few days sgo, Sc
riously iBJuring the engineer and demOl'
ishing the engine house and derrick.
Rven ct this late day there are othei
men, otherwise intelligent and well posted
who are ~unscquaintsd with the most simple
fscts connected with the working Of the
: oil walls This was illustrated q few day
ago by q young man who visited tnIs regTOr
for curiosity. and as he stood at the moutl
of a pipe from which was Issuing 8 ire
msndous head Of gas he bethought him
self thst It would be 8 matter OF interes
10 see if the gas would burn. If 1t would
he would be able to assure bis equsliy VI
dant friends at home that it was actual gas
and no imitation. Acting upon the thought
he pulled out = mstch, lighted it, and sp
piled it the pipe. The next seen OF To
youpR man he was writhing in sgony upol
, the ground, his arm and body burned 81
most 70 q crisp, while the tank belonging
, to the well was in s furious Aame, whieI
ragged until all the oil and woodwork ws
consumed. The young man is probsbl
satisfied that the gas Is no humbug.
The post offices of Shsfer Farm an
MilleTs Farm have been, or are about
be consolidated, and named Dennison,
suppose after the Postmaster General.
4 Dr.. N. G. Egbert has lefE home for q SCI
sons travel in Europe. He ssils from Ne
d York on the 10Th inst in company wit
Nj. b. F. Sweetser and wife OF Mesdvill
, A prosperous voyage attend them,
NAA@Ea
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TheGrape OroD forIssn

Our attention was attracted Thursday.
while approaching the city from the East,
by the extensive Preparations for growing
the grape crop Of this season. Large ad-
ditions are making 70 the old vineyards,
and new ones are planted in the Eastern
part Of this county and Wayne. Many
growers are adopting the stake training
system. The vines look very thrifty, and
If no adverse circumstances occur, an un-
usually large yield may be expected This
branch Of horticulture bids fair to become
in time one of the INST popular as we'll as
profitable in Western New York
RoeheSter UatoA.
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DIR. @. B. LIGRTHILLiS first visit to
Ohio was indncedby numerous applications
for treatment from parties unable to visit
New York for that purpose, and who can
not be successfully trested except after a
personal exsmin stion. His practice has
been so successful that he has repeated his
Yisits 70 Cleveland several times. Still he
fndsthst It is almost as difficult for some
parties desiring his service, to visit him at
UeYeland, that in compliance with the re-
guest of many citizens, he has consented,
before returning to Europe, to visit several
central points in Northern Ohio, making
Cleveland his headquarters 80 that all who
desire can consult him.
Forthepast twelve years DR.. Lighthill
has psid exclusive attention to the trest-
meut of deafness and cstarrh in its vsri-
Gus forms, Hshss practiced in New York,
and other principal Eastern cities, where,
until q few months past he was 81 associated
with his cousin, DR.. E B Lighthill, and,
together they have acquired . stanciDg
which has earned for the "Lighthil In
statute = its present great reputation.
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From tie Rev. B. T. WeLeh, formerly Pas
tor of the Pearl htreet PGptist church,
albany, NeO York.
1e l5Ha EEwTosEILLE, Nov. 10, 1896.
Dr. LIeHTHILL-Desr Sir: Allow me to
express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my daugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some, months past
has haan noOIly deprived of hoa-i1s The
loss of this important sense is c~ertsinly a
SD deprivati IN, painfully embarrassing,
and toa degree known only to those who
have experienced it. IT. therefore, there
be 8 remedy Tor this great evil, the cause
Of humanity obviously requires that It
should be universally disseminated. feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony to the
happy effects of your treatment and rene
dies. Mydsughter has suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also for several years, was seriously Affect
cd, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss CT hearing. It
was with extreme difficulty that she could
participate in the conversation of her
friends, and for two J ears has been de-
prixedl of this source of social enjoyment.
Happily my attention was directed to your
advertisement, and l was induced to place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
care of q kind Providence, has been sue
cessful. Her hearing, otar as 1 can Judge,
appears to be perfectly restored. Wheth-
er this restoration is permanent is a ques-
ton time alone can determine, but present
results are certainly very gratifying.
lam, dear SIR,
Truly and gratefully yours,
en- B. T. WAIcH, D. D.
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The Indianapolis correspondent ofthe
Cincinnati Commercial says that on Wed
nesdsy morning s crazy German, named
YouagblEt q timer by profession, Gt-
tempted to commit suicide BY driviDgJs
large nail into his abdomen with s ham!
mer. Falling in this, he drove sImAIler
nail into his head, which viii, probably,
wind MP his mortal career. YOungblut
instead Of sticking to the beverage which
"a the fAyorite tippIe of his country, has
lztelF bear indulging in immOderAts
drsushtso of whisky. his attempts 1t SELF
destruction Is worse than @EFsnChy.' -
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Dangerous Couuterfeit of a Hundred
Dollar 61reamhaeh

A carefully executed counterfeit of the
United States legal tender 500 greenbsck
note has made It's appearance, and lie likely
TO disturb the circulation Of the whole of
that denomination of legsl tenders, on &C.
count of The perfection of its workmanship.
1t is hardly recognizable except By an ex-
pert or on the closest examination. One of
these counterfeits .wss paid out to n Of
our county officials a few days ago by the
Bank of she Metropolis, which had received
it from some unknown source, and had not
recognized Il as q counterfeit. He also re-
eeived it ss genuine, and paid it over TO a
well known lawyer by whom it was also
taken without suspicion This gentleman
deposited it ct the Mount Vernon Bank,
It underwent the scrutiny there of the re.
ceiviDg teller, who did not recognize 1t as
counterfeit, but credited it to the depositor.
On q second glance, however, he detscted
its character, and threw it cut. It was re-
turned to the Bank of the Metropolis,
where, upon a careful examination, it was
pronounced 70 be good. But being taken
the Office Of the United States Sub
treasurer it was pronounced s counterfeit
Transcript.
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TitusviiIa in the P~ennsylvania on re

TitusvilIeI in the Pennsylvania oil re-
glen, lie q place of 5000 to 1000 inhsbit-
ant, every one of whom seems TO have
urgent business on hand and only about
half enough Of time TO do it in. Three
hundred new edifces are said to be in
course of erection at this time. The most
e~xorbitant prices are demanded for the
lots and buildings. For instance one
small piece of ground on 8 by street WA
offered by 3 sanguiDa speculative genius at
the moderate sum OF mint thousand dollars;
while q two story frame, which only cost
one thousand dollars to erect, was .gener-
ously offered at an annual rent Of twenty
four hundred dollars. Notwithstanding
these high rates, however, stores and
dwellings are easily Obtained
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

y Express agents OIL the different lines
leaving the city are our authorized agents,
and will receive and forward articles Of
produce to US, together with the names of
subscribers and the length of time of sub
scription desired
A new weekly paper. to hH ell Ssa -sho1t
Home Museum, is 70 De PuO 60
AnEKts6u!I II -
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NOTICES.
II 4.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
9UARTrruAsT:R eEHsnAG's o,rIOr,

WAsHISsros, d, @, May q, 1855.
a rdo.sAEoS OF NIUE are bang Dis
posad Of at pubio sale.A Washins ton
2 he 50 es vii continue unit I tn nun berof animals
s reduced Ia rrOpOrtou- 10 the reduet1tn OF the
ami 9, NV gning On rapid y. 10
1heF are IN tue asmies Of the Potomac, Of the
Tennes.ees and Of Georgia, p ,bAbly FgUHr HOU-
TIE WORLD.
M-Uy Otth7m we're bOught in the beginning Of
ne Esr as yonng ma ., aec5mpsn'ed the . mies
IL al their ma chsa and camps SOD are thOr OaEblF
6osen, hardeD+d oy IA es , gentle snd f~aDiliaF,
from being so / D g 'urroabded y Ire - disra
! he whvte soatn- > stripped q iarmib z sock. and
the Mort has also sui rcd IL N he dan OF AM.
mails. taken T. sup ~ tbs Srmies.
shsse anfmais are sod - p1bfio auctfah; THEY
WILL NOT BRING AFETEIEe LIKE THRIR
TkUE VALUE snd such oogortuntiss Tor farm.
err q get working anim.s TO stock their farms,
aud fO-d vers and dealers IN stock 10 naks good
Ipteu atious, BY pu -ehss ng thsm srd dsposing Of
them "a tae South, viii never occur AZ n.
~ M. O. MIKES,
Il QuartsTmasrsr GENERAL,
jun3s3S3 Brsvet Haior General
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A NAN IN HIS BED.

A staff officer. returning late from town
last night slightly under the influence, yss
nonplussed 70 hnd, IS he supposed, his tent
and bu k already occupied; but, being
naturally courteous, he concluded not TO.
disturb the impertinent sleeper, and sought
accommodations elsewhere. Nor was he
less nonplussed in the morning to find that
he had inspected another's tent, snd that
his own bad been struck the night previous
by some wsggish fellow, that there might
be merrimsnT for the morrow.
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r
trict, has left his home for 8 Wit to the
Western Territories. On Tuesday night a
meeting OF his friends was held for the Pur-
pose of bidding him farewell and Wa sd
dressed by him in q speech of elOquence
and power.
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ER0H EEE IOURFR IRET00EIaa-
camp Rumors--The Veterans GoIux IN
Texas'.CamP JOAes

t'Ps'iA' O0rre'pon dsnse Cleveland JIADEBlfS
CAMP HARKER FBJT June I!
While the denizsns - Eo.o., az.
s oO Jus drsughts of balmy
G~e cd over the water, the Fourth
.welters away the twilight hour on
ne old battle-ground of Nashville ina
ltats of blissful uncertainty as to what
Providence hiss in store tor Them besides
hard. tack and bacon. The rsmifcstions of
the grape nine ere becoming undully in
Ricats, scarcely an hour passing without
come new developments. Every man has
8 stock of facts on hand selected for his
own comfort to Gubstantiats opinions found.
ed on his wishes. This one is certain he
will be mustered out at oneei that one
knows heshsll rusticats at ease in garrison
while another has arrangements made fer
shipping for Texas during the preshet
week. --
MARCHING ORDERS RECEIVED. f
The present indications are about as fol-
lows: The Si1ty-two troops wiIlbemuster-
ed as soon IS their rolls are completed, and
90 to their respective States for payment.
The veteran organizations, including vet
Grams proper and recruits assigned to them,
will go to New Orleans as soon as the psy-
masters are through with them, probably
within the present week. Positive orders
from General Grant have been received to
that effect. .sa.g
Reasoning a priori, it is difficult to as
sign any reason for this movement, but
Grant is not inclined to be very lucid, and
probably will not consult u opinions in
the matter. Veterans are sporting linen
coats and such other articles as the tropics
may require. Any movement will be q
positive relief tothetroops, as enn1i is more
TO be dreaded than a csmpsign.5E- bal
ACoHTEE As A SUBSTITUTE FOR WHISKY.
Every regiment has its daily incident
or Joke TO laugh over. Were it not fol
these little ebullition, camp life would be
uncomfortable. A few days since q surgeon
visited q soldier at his quarters to dress q
wound, taking with him 8 glass containing
tincture of aconite. This he handed TO an.
other soldier, sittirg by, to hold until need.
ed. How having been restricted ip biz
habits of late by camp discipline, and
withal having q taste for the cratEr, moi
being g chemist he mistook the tincLurt
for genuine Bourbon, and as soon al
the surgeons back wss turned, swallowec
the entire dose, smseked his lips, and re
marked complscently, "Tslk Of that fol
whisbkey in the mornin' Judge Of hi
surprise when he was hastily Informed
that unless an emetic was taken immedi
distely he would ba sdead man in an hour
Temperance lecturers sre a. liberty to max
nse Of the above incident.
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Rev. JsF. W. Ware, Of Baltimore,
m ? letter to the Boston ChTistiG1 Regis
ser relstes the following: aSaid q gentle
man, we'll known here to me-himself a
Southern man and 8 large ~sIAveowner,
who hEd BY word and act VIGOROUSLY
sided with the South. What Maryland
to-day wants is five hundred thousand
Yankees" I smiled, and said that I had
-nos plsced the number quite so high /;
when he repeated With.emphssis, Eyes, Sir:
I've hundred thousand Yankees"
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ToNsoRIAL.
Triumph OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY. IS Public square,
Has AL HE LAIESI INVENTIONS % WIG NORK.

SEE THE ILLUSION welt fits TO a charm.
CURL=FREN0 HArURAa BiHGLEf+
Jus received 'dirse0 . large dnautity Of thi beau
h-ul bair. Ladies please call, examine and see Tor
yourselves. -. Sod. .
sPITJaES AND BRAIDIA large and we'll
selected sto K AlWays on hand
" &TES-FALL5, BUTTERFLY BOWS, BU.
GENE BOWS and BHEH0 HEAbapRGssEs,
mad - the advertiser equal to thoss imported. 81
- Ladies' OSn BrAids msrs into any Of the
above He d-DissssS Uithout injury 70 switch
Ladiss' Hat Dressing, OurlfRg and Hair OattiDg
done IN The latest sgd no prevailing styles. :
HAIB DIE NC =sartiUu ar sttentfOa paid TO
this branch Of the bust ~ ire vest OF Dye usef.
HOT AND OLD BA rs always ready The
best bathing ape. tmeots in the ny jail
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100, YPSRs A EME GOUrE.

naUS-arIes Of the Press
ne stretch II the Survivors
81 he sc beEIiOn--HOSSI Tarins on
-noRIeug6-
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WOOL BROKERS',
srATEs AND FoRE1eN

PATENT OFFICE AGENCY
No, lSs Bank Street. Cleveland, OHIO
We srs prepared 20 trAnsaet business Of every
description Resting 70 Inventions, DrEEiazi, ca
yeee, Specifications, PatsntA InfinFsusnn,, and
The Patent Laws. BUBBIDGE , 90.
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Notes CT ell denominations a led viii be prompt
y furnish d upon rec ipt OF subscriptions.
Tia Notes Of the Third Series ara prsciss , SINH
lar in form and privileges to the s~syen-IhiIties
already sold, except that the Government deserves
70 fnslf the option o paying interest in 90 q coin
Ct per cent. in,tead otT 5 lOths in currency SUBJ
scribsrs via dsduot the interest ia oarreney mp to
July 18th, At tia tims when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of
the ssVen-thirtIts an clmmeuee on the 1st Of
Juus, aad will be made promptly and eOadauousIy
sftsr that date. .r18 -
The slight char &c made in the conditions Of this
THBD Series Affects only the matter Of inter
ct. Ths payment in COLO, Il made. will be ~e7uiVa-
IsBt to the currency interest of the higher rate,
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
which only will the option to pay interest In Gold
be svaued Of would SO reduce and equslize prices
that purchases made with six per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three touthS per cent, in currency. Thi'is
The Only Loan In Market
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Truly and gratefully yours,
81 B.. 7. WAIcH, D. D.

From Reu. Fred S jewell, Professor of the
State Normal School, albany, N. 7.
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O000 LBS. WOOL TWINR-THR
HOOU best quality at reasonable pdcs-for
sac by CHURCHILL q BhoTHER.
tuo6 Druggists- lse ousa4io It.
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The next Ohio State Fair is to be held
at Columbus on the 18th, 18Th and I4th of
oePtsnper, .
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7-3O LOAN!
o. 8. $40 SIX Per Cent.
c~oIp.EEARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are worth = hand 'ome premium and
are exempt as are all the Government Bonds, from
County, and Municipal taxation. phieh adds from Ons
% lsr'' per esue. per Gnnuns 70 her raEle, according
to the rate levied upon ether property. The inter.
est II payable Ssui-annuAlly BY Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut of and sold to any
bank or banker.
Tns interest at z-sO per ct. amounts to
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The Only Loan In Market

Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than $4,000 600 Ofths Loan authorized By
the Last Congress are now on the market. This
Aumount, at the rate at which IT is being ABSORBED,
viii 81 be subscribed for within sixty days, whom
the nstss will undoubtedly command q premium,
q has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
Soriptions TO other Loans. .
In order that citizens Of sVsry town and section
Of tbs country may be Afforded ~fAoitisI for taking
the loan, the NAtionsI Banks, stats Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
( efally agreed to reostvs subscriptions st par. Sub
Soribsrs will select their own agents, in whom they
have eonadsnee, and uhO only are to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
No USsouth Third Street, Phiiadslphis.
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From tie Rev. B. r. WeLeh, formerly Pas
tor of the Pearl Street PGptist church,
albany, NeO York.
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awe
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-09

Dr. LleHTHuL-DeGr Sir: Under date
of March IA, I sent you 5 careful statement
Of my case, my former treatment, my fail
ure to obtain relief In that direction, my