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the critic Of the Independent.

Our FoREIGE GUESTS = ACTION OF The
BOARD OF Trade ON THEIR RECEPTION, &C.
The committee appointed by the Board Of
Trade to report g programme for the receP-
ton and entertainment of the distinguished
gentlemen and railroad capitalists who are
to visit his city on the 26th inst, submit
ted the following report to the Board at its
session yesterday, which was adopted:
1. That q Committee on Reception, cou-
sisting of ten members, be appointed 10
wait upon the party at the hotel Tuesday
morning.
2. That they place carriages and their
own services at the disposal of the guests,
themselves escorting the same to all the
places Of interest which the city has TO
offer.
3. To provide for then, Tuesday evening,
a complimentary public dinner.
4. That q Finance Committee be appoint
ed by the Board TO procure the funds Mt
cesssry to meet the expense of the enter
tainment.
The President announced that he would
in a few days appoint Committees on R.
csption inc Finance, who would soon ra-
port in detail of matters falling within their
province.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

TIE SrEREoPTIcoE. ~ Another very fine
and successful exhibition of transcripts Of
choice works of art, was given at Brain
ards Hall last evening, to a full house. The
air was cool, and the sittings in the Hall
were in consequence rendered comfortable
and pleasant. The last exhibition of she
season will take place tonight. The
programme of Thursday night is again
offered. Upward of eighty pieces of stat
uary will be exhibited. No one Of refined
tastes should miss q treat so rare and rich.
The poem of "The VagabOnds" will be
repeated, and illustrated by an admirable
piece of statuAry. We predict e crowded
house. -
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ABmsdEcrm
tuogmenn8
ata cu8d6
hmnH R0W
S lboh b{
York na
rId In MOI
nEin HorE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

TEMPERANCE LECTURE BY A YoUEe LADY,
We take pleasure in announcing. that. Miss
3 lecture here in about two weeks. sheis
susannsh Evans has been engaged te.dsliver
q native of Wales, a young lady eighteen
years of sge, who, entsring on 3 career Of
temperance-lecturing in Wales when but
twelve years old, has gained considerable
reputation, not only at home, but in this
country, where she has lived two years.
We understand that her addresses are re-
markable efforts for one of her years. We
snau have more to say Of her anon.
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PIrTsBUKsH PErROLAUn MAEKKr
Especial report for the Daily LnAurs.l
Prrrs.UpeH, september 10

PITTSBURGH, September 16-6:O ?. n.
The market for Refined is ~inaotvs. ealss have
been made 30 far ahead that the Railroads are
flooded. Everybody wants to ship, and thousands
OF barrels are waiting thoir turn. Tbs market IL
weaker on this Gccount. Sales are 700 bbls bonded
for Phi1adelphiA at CSC sales were made on the
spot at 47e, = declins-ths market clcsIBg in favor
Of buyer.
: Crude is in good reuand. Receipts to-day we're
1000 bbls. Sales 5000 bbls in bulk st go; 500 bbls
at 26He, packages incIudedi sales Of Green county
amber oil at &c; packages inclnded- HesVy re-
oeipts are on the way. Rsnners VINO have large
eoatrnots on hand for future delItery are disposed
% purchase Crude libsrAily.
The river to Oil City is in fair boating order.
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REHovAL OF AwEIHGs.-The grocers on
Ontario street have been lively the last
two days, taking in sail as prescribed By
city ordinance. The municipal govern
ment is out in an effectual Bull against ell
awnings except those which are provided
with iron frames and fastened solely to
buildings. Many of the awnings on that
street are wooden, and these are being rap
idly taken down. This is the last of the
days of grace. The streets must be in style
according to Gunter by tomorrow.
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Cool WEATHER.-The weather yesterday
was delightfully."- cool, and the air bracing.
People took 9 fresh lease Of life. Butter
became "6rmer" indeed, as the market
report saith. Lard was also frmer. Mos
quitoes rested from their labors, operate
and surgical. Mankind rejoiced, and
~womankind p~romensded. : The invalid
crept to the window, or sought the yard
and street, and brswny Labor felt the
might OF q dozen giants in his limbs. Thank
nod "a "a nool
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SWEET on TEE GIRLs.-The Local editors of
our contemporaries are very sweet N the
Cleveland young ladies of late, averaging
about one puff Of the beauty and prettiness
of the same per day. One of them has
been fascinated by the faces which he has
seen in the Kinsmsn street cars, and the
other, who carries an eye not quite 90 fine,
protests that he can see prettiuess and
sweetness and beauty in the Westside cars,
and on he streets everywhere. This is a
wholesale patronage of the sacchsrine. The
query has been started, whether their
sWeet-scented illusions are intended for
advertisements, after the manner of the
pufEery of sozodont; and if SO, how much
they charge a puff Or whether they are
offered as subtle brides to the fair sex, in
the hope to promote thereby the advance
ment of the Locals in the graces of the
maidens. We c~Onfess, we don'tknow which
opinion to incline to. All we know is what
is patent, that their editorial recognitions
and compliments have an exquisite gilt
edge and q most delicate odor. Whether
they are disinterested, or the hope of per-
sonsl advantage lies wrapped up in the
graceful testimonials, like g bug in the
heart of q full-blown rose, we leave to the
decision of our seniors.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

ACADEMY OF MUsIo-0PEEIEG OF TIE DRA-
NArIc sEAsoH.-We have already given an
extensive notice of the opening, next Mon
day night, at the Academy of Music, Of the
dramatic season, and need not repeat at
length the statement then made. It is
enough to say that Manager Ellslsr's ex-
cellent company, consisting of several Of
the old members, and humber of new can.
didates for favor, will appear Monday night
IN pieces which have mot yet been an
nounced. The newcomers are Mr.. Joseph
E. Nagls, q young but already well-known
trsgedian, Nj. Edwin Irving, 3 low m
dian, who takes the place of Mr.. James
Lewis, and Misses ]. E. Irving and Jane
Parker. Miss Irving is q low cOmedienne of
excellent reputation, and Miss Parker as
sumes the role and Office OF Mrs. Bradshaw.
The Academy has been reftted and re-
painted throughout, and many new Addi-
lions to the stage department have been
supplied, rendering the establishment one
of The most attractive in the country.
The return OF the company viii be warmly
welcomed by our amusement-loving public.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

A CRITICAL OUTRAGE. - THs CLEVELAND
Pass REsEETs IT.---We find in the Book
Notices of the New York Independent, Of
the 18th inst, the following paragraph,
which Cleveland journalism has 10 con-
strue as q critical insult:
PETROLEUM AND FcTRoLEUM WELLS. What
Petroleum Isl wherS it is found, and what
it is used for; where 70 -sink Petroleum
Wells and how to sink them ; with q COM
plete guide book and description of the
Oil Regions of Pennsylvania, West Vir.
Kinia, kentucky and Ohio. By j. B. A
Bone. Second edition, revised and en-
lsrged. Philadelphia: ]. B. Lippincott
&CO. 1885. II no., PIP. las.
The ~pretentious title-page of this book il
scarcely justified by the mesger informs-
tion really furnished by the author.
Now we submit that it is rather rough il
q critic, when an author has pumped hi
brains, to charge him with having failed t.
"strike lie" in paying quantity. Why, tn
critique isn't as long ss the heading of tn
book thus reviewed" It is an insult, anC
as the author thus coldly noticed is a Cleve
lIssEBfdSsEE, , Ss rd fssl b sSg hs E GS hsEsa 3
tha or;tio IF thu T,Heuends1f
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CITY NEWS.

PREssNAN WAKTED.-A frst-clsss job
pressman can find a permanent situation
at the LRIDER Job Room. A tip-top man
can get the highest wages going. None
other need apply.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

guns FOB THE SHERMAN.-The armament
forthe new revenue cutter, John Sherman,
was shipped from New York on the 18th
ult., and its arrivals is daily expected.
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Hay-Firm and in good demand. We quote at
SS,OO9l4,OO Tor new loUse; sls,OO for baled, Beaten
pressed.
seeds-Timothy in fair inquiry at Ss,7604.cO.
Gals-Firm ct S2,t6 for Fine; SS,6O Tor Ooarss.
Ale Anss PnrEAr-MArkas STEADY. We 1uoss
q follows Present Use * Ale $40; Stock XXI
Sl4,OOi Ksnnstt Sls,Ooi PAls Cream Sill Porte.
IA. Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
water ~LdMe-OsWego and Akron held ct
$500.
PIasser-"PovsBI" land pIsstSE $1,000 per
ton; Oalcinsd $500 = Dbl.
HOps-Bim. New YOFk State 46060o, aoOord.
ing to quality; Ohio G60Soo.
Malt-stsady. Barley Malt held 81 Sl,TO par
huahei.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

FRIOAT EyEHIHG, Sept. 10, 1854.
FreIghts-Ths following are the rates By Laks
(tssml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston
To New York.-First Glass: sl,1s; Second class:
sioi Third class To; Fourth class; 500. Flour,
&c. Wool SI,I2.
To Boston.-Firat class: $685. Second cIAsH;
$50; Third cIazs: 100; Fourth clAas: s6c. FlOuEs
Too. NOOISI,22- .
FIOur-UnehAng ed and h'm. City brands
Xxx red slO,OO0le,25 DO Xxx white Sl,COOll,25.
COuniry-mAde Xxx red, Ss,OO@s,6O; do do white,
SlO,0 @lO,6O.
W~heat-Dull heavy and unsettled. No sales
reported, the market closing nominal.
OOrn-wiihout sale. No 3 mixed hsld nomi-
nally 1t CSC from store.
Oats-Dull. Sale 4 cars from store at 4Oc.
Rye Quiet and nominal.
Barley-Quist. Held at 81 GS for No 2; SI,Io
| Oils for No /.
POrK-FHm. Sales 10 bbls city-pssksd mess
at $500.
Beef-Oty Meas held at $1,000. with Hight de-
mAnd.
LArd-scaiee and firm at 25o for SURRENDERED.
Smoked MeAts-Firm and in good request
st unchanged prices. We quote: Plain Uredh hams,
canvsssed, zoo Shoulders loo Bacon zoo Dried
Beef go. Sales at quotation Of 1000 rs hams
Butter-In active demand and firm at 500 for
shipping lots Western Reserve; small sales to the
trade At Sl9S2o.
Oheeae-Ihs market Is firm at l2@l5c, but
very dull.
EgEssteady at zoo.
H1ghWtnes-Firmer, but unsettled, closing
nominal at S2,96a9,<7.
AIeOhOl-BeGter and firm, Held at $500
4,65 for 90 per cent. Cologne spirits, 90 per
cent, $3.50. Neutral Proof spirits 81 4o0a,45.
PstrOEsED-De Demand active and market firm
at 7O97lo for refined, present delivery.
Dried ApPIes-Firm and in good demand at
l9c, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches small sales unpesled at $50.
Lake FIsh-Msrket quiet and prices steady.
30. Whitehall, . half Dbl, $780, No. 2 do, .
half Dbl, S7,T6i Pickerel . half Dbl $3.50; Trout
. half Dbl 300; Herring = half Dbl s4,6o95sOo.
O1ls-Firm at the following prices:
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DISTRICT COURr.-The following cases oc-
cupied the Court yesterday:
Eager Us Fi6eld, q case in error. Judg-
ment of Court of Common Pleas ovsrruled.
Moore Us. Haines. A proposition to strike
out certain matters from & Masters Report.
Said report was confirmed.
~Cunnirgton vs. D%uffner, a case in error.
Judgment of Court of Common Pleas affirm
cd, with costs.
Blish, Garlick & Co. Us. the propeller
Tioga. The arguments in this case have
consumed q day and 3 hall. The Court ad-
journed till Monday morning, when the
argument will proceed.
The csse of Montpelier Us. Chaplin was
not reached.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

POLICE COuRT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-John Gross, Patrick Duffy
and John Thomas, fined 81 and costs Geo.
Drury, fined 50 and costs.
Nuisance-Thomas Brown, Michael Carr,
Mary Daley and Patrick Mullery, lined 81
and costs.
Assault and Bsttery-Michael Delaney,
fined IS and costs.
Grand Larceny-Charles Lucas, dis
charged, and John Thompson, case nolled.
Shooting with intent to Wound-Light-
heiser, bound over, bail $500 bonds given.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

ALL the late papers, magazines and books
can be had at P~ittOck's,' opposite Cropo
House, Oil City and Pithole. Call on him.
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MARINE NEWS.
POKT OF CLEVELAND.

POHT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTERED.-.., Sept mber 14-l5.
stmr CITY Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Geneses Ohief, CLARK, Alptna
Prop T1oga, SlssoO, BuhLe
Prop Empire state, Pheatt, BnffAlo
Brig Baltimore, Savage, KingstOn
echr JnliA Sni h, Wright, PGTt Huron
Schr Petrol. Peltier, Port Hope
SShr Pc aelops, Doy'e, Milwaukee
Sohr Mark II sibley, Cartwright, Ray City
Schr = Gilbe {, Henderson, Detroit
8 mr. b y Post, Chapman Black River
sohr Snow Bird, Connolly, Wal1AcebuTg
Scow RuHnsr, L'ne, Monroe
Seo = A H.uss, suues, Port Huron
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I4-l6.
stmr Morning Star, VIger, Detroit
etmr Ella Burrows, Burrows, TyTconne
Prop Empire State, Phestt. Ohicsko
Prop Lao La Belle, ePaiding, Ontonagcn
Prog Gsnesee OhleL Ozark, Detroit
Bark orphan Boy, Foster, Chicago
Sohr L b Ktmball, Stone, Marquette
echr MosslIs, Buckley, Detroit
schr Lucy Aucha dSLSffEt, DetSoit
Sehr II y PosB, chapman, Black RIVER
kehr z0uaTe, Barrow, etsnley
sehr Florence, Wsrc, Starley
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TOLEDO -nARKET--s.pt. is.

Wheat-4-se lower. Sales new amber Michi.
gan at 81 Tf75
IAke FreiEhfs-Dull; Sc on Wheat 70 OEve-
90 and 30 70 bunAo.
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HUFFALO MARKET-sept. Is.
lBY zzLsaRAPH.1

FiOur-ru1.
Wheaf-Noderats milling demand No l Chi
cago and Milwaukee sprB At 81 tO. Other grades
nominal.
Dali at Toe for No 1 mixed.
Oats-Hominsl At 4Ic,
BarleY-homipal.
-1y0--sIos 81 efe-
Peas-sal 8 ct 81 90.
LArd-Sslssa at 2aas6Lo.
WDtsky-Firm but auiet.
Pork-HesVy msss S22 SO.
Canal FretKhts~ To New York-Wheat l6o,
corn l4c, oats Sc.
Lake ImpOrtR-F For q hours-Fiourl0,s ST. bis,
wheat 1884 bu, corn l22.s46, oats S4O2, barley
1,133.
Canal RxpOrIs-For "a hours-BIour 5000 bis,
wheat lI,soO bu. corn I76,52O, oats 5000.
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RAILROAD AooIDENT.-We learned last
evening that the mail train on the A. & G.
W. Railroad ran into the rear of q freight
train standing on the track near Meadville,
yesterday, and was thrown off the track.
We could not learn the extent of the dam
age. The mail train on the Mahoning road,
which arrives here in the evening, was de-
lsyed by the accident about two hours L
G half.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

"Do You sHoKE," if SO call at PittOck's,
opposite CropO House, Oil City, fort cigar.
The best in the city.
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MYsTERIoUs.-We find in the Detroit Free
~. kha foIIo-i-. ,na-k

MYsTERIoUs.-We ind in the Detroit Free
Press the following statement:
The young sons Of Dr.. Morse Stewart and
Hon. 6. V. N. Lothrop, picked up upon the
beach ct Crosse Point, q wine bottle, care
fully corked, and containing 9 portion Of an
envelope, on which was written in pencil
the following words:
"Yscht Daylight, sunk in Lake st. Clair.
All hands lost, except one. Have been two
DAVID SIXTH"
The paper bears no date, and has on one
corner the stamp of NJ. E. G 1foot, attorney,
ETC., ETC., counsellor, Pontisc, Michigan.
The information may be Of Importance if
the poor IAN has not bsen rescued from
his p~eril0us position. The bottle and its
contents are evidently q genuine missiYe.
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sEEET MUsIo.-Pittock, OIL City, keeps
the latest issues. He will order such as be
has NOT.
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new ADVERTIsEMKMIs.

NEW ADVERTISEMEHIs.
Plttoek, OIL City-Loeal Notice.
o. Outer 4 Son-Linena as Auction.
". Melhinch-Store for Rent.
D. Duncan-Pho'ogrHph Gallery for Sale.
Do you emoke-LocAl Notice.
T. +. Observation-Disclosures Wanted.
Wanfed-Information Of T.. ". Hatch.
Late Papers, Ao.-Local Notice.
Minnie Neutrality-suspicious. Wanted.
Malone, Petit a CO-FOr Lake Superior.
Pittoek-LoeAl Notice.
Rev. il O~rane-LocaI Notice.
8. s. Barrie 3 oe.-JocaI Notice.
Sheet MuBio-LocAI Notice.
National Equal Rights Lesgue-LocaI Notice.
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u. Il Honey Markst-sepG 10.
lBT TELKGRAPH-l
MOney-Steady at 6a6 o cent. FOR ell loans.
Sterling kxehanEe-bteady at 1885 alt9H
in gold.
GOld-BeavJ a~tdl'Wer, opening Al, l4SA, and
closing At l4zk
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-16

BOUND FOR TIE Day ToRTUsAs.-0ne ofthe
conspirators who were tried and condemned
to death for attempting, about the first Of
November, 1864, TO set free he rebel pris-
oners confined at Camp Douglas, near Chi
cago, and fire that city, namely G. St. Leger
Grenfel, arrived here yesterday afternoon
in charge ofa squad of six soldiers under
command of Lieutenant E. ]. Wyman, of
the 4th U. 8. v. V. They sre en- route for
the Dry Tortugas, Florida, where the Pris-
oner is doomed 70 spend at hard labor the
rest of his days. His original sentence ran
as follows:
And the Commission does. therefore, SEN
tence him, G. st. Leger Grenfel, citizen,
TO be hung by the neck until he is dead,
at such time and plaza as the Commanding
General may direct:' t1o-thirds of the
members concurring therein.
This finding was approved by President
johnson, July 22d, 1855.
The prisoner has been confined in the Pen
itentiary at Columbus for the last three
months.
Msjor General E. &C. Ord, US V.,Com-
manding Department. of Ohio, was recently
ordered by Secretary Stanton to send the
prisoner to the Dry TOrtugas, for life.
When Lieutenant Wymsn conducted the
prisoner out of the Penitentiary yesterday,
the latter was much agitated, supposing he
was being led forth to execution. When as
sured that his sentence had been commutsd,
he was infinitely relieved.
He is q man about fifty years of age, and
wears quite an intelligent aspect He is an
Englishman by birth, and served for 9 time
as Captain in the rebel army before he be
gan his career as 6 conspiratOr. He was
dressed in q rather ssedy suit, and seemed
quite demoralized and out at the elbows and
knees, generally. He and the guard ate
supper at the Home last evening, and took
the train at nine o'clock for New York.
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CHICAGO MARKET-sept. 10
by Telegraph
FIOur-Quist and slightly lower.
WheaG-unsettled and excl %. Sales within
tn. range Of g. 49a1 81, closing ct about 81 81. No
z quiet at 5 ' zsAl "a.
corn STEADY at &c for No l, and SIC for 10 9.
Oats-Quiet ct 3l1N32c.
RroV1sfODs-Quiet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Parliamentary.
Rec iDIs--Fiouf. 9.foO bbIa; wheat, $4,000
bu, corn $50 COO oats $50 0.
GhIpmeDts-Plour 8 500 bbls, SEQ bu wheat,
l62. coo bu corn, 5000 oats.
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Eew York stock mArket-sept. lS.

New HOFk Stock EAFkeE-Sept. 10.
IBT THLEaRARH.l
Government S~tOeks-Iess active and 10
lower. United States skies. 1881 o upons. 1879;
do FiVe-tWsntE coupons l. ~; Treasury 1905, se0-
Ond series, s9%; DO III I'd Eeriss, 991s
SnOcfIs-Du Missouri 6s 75h; HOrth CarolE
"a rs; THO . mississippi certificates z715; Canton
500; QuIck.i yer az; Erie stss; Neg York Cea-
grAI SO, Beading 1886 Michigaa touthsrn 67Isi IL
linois o. rtrAl ~ u; Cleveland b Pittsburgh III
sorthWest' IN preIerred 81; Tolsdo lo6i Rock Island
Il2L,
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HEo. A. BoYOE 3 CO.
Successors to John BOyos . sOn,l
Produce Commission Merchants,
az Pearl, kTRERT- NEW YORK.

Liberal advances on oonsignments.
Refer to OCEAN BANK, hkW YORK, and
Banks generally in Cleveland.
9lrTh subscriber will furnish stenoils upon Ap-
yances on conaignmenfs % ia above House.
= 4. o. DRMIHG, -
ono J. G. simmons &.Co..
mvIa.p4 50 MerWtn It., Cleveland
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DIarrhOea and D~ysenLery.-Ws have ex-
Amined q great nanber o~'letters fiom sjme Of the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati and COving-
ton. ETC., speaking in the highest term OF DIR
stricklsnd's Anti ChOlerA Mixture for the cure o
diarrhOeA and dysentery. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr. Woods, Of O1vington, says he
was pronounced incurAble by the best doctors IN
Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR. ktraklAda's Anti
Cholera Mixture effected 9 permanent cure after
suffering for months with the won't form Of diAr.
Thoea and dyaenteTy' For sale by Druggists.
BENTON & DnNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
my6:K6
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CLEVELAND, O., Sept. II, 1854.
ome. Superintandent Soldisra

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. II, 1854.
Captain Jerome, Superintendent Soldiers
Home:
DEAR sIR: Having been over two months
IN inmate of the Soldiers Home, of which
you are the Superintendent, and having for
that length of time partaken of the hOspi-
tslity of the Sanitary Commission through
the instrumentality Of the Home" I feel
constrained to express TO the Commission,
to yourself n to all the attendants, my
heartfelt gratitude and thanks for the kind
treatment and care that i have experienced
while connected with the "Home."
/ lost my right arm at the battle of Ben
tOnville, North Carolina, on the 18th day of
March last, and since that time have had
an opportunity of judging of the merits of
the various hospitals and homes for soldiers
and say without hesitation that for clesnli-
ness, provisions, order, attention TO patients,
and kindness Of attendants, the Soldiers
Home of Cleveland surpssses any other
with which 1 rave been acquainted. The
supporters of il ma rest assured that their
contributions are expended Just as they
would desire they should be. 1t is indeed
Home in the truest sense of the word.
May Gods blessing rest upon those who
have established and sustained it. With
renewed thanks to you and all those that
are SO kindly devoting their time snd means
to this beloved institution, as well as for the
many acts of kindness you have bestowed
upon me, allow me TO subscribe myself your
humblest servant, BAXTER TREVOR.
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]. FkUbIER,

A GENT AND COMMISSION MIR
IA CHANT lpa the sale Of Flour, Grain and 81
kinds Of Country Produoe. Brick Warehouse, No.
"a River strOst, nsAE RaIlroad Depots, Osvsiand,
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