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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16
PLrT.syReH: December. 81. IsS2;

GREAT CURE BY DIR, KEYSER'5 PRoT0RAL
sFKUP.-Ilive In PEBBLES township, Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which commenced about
the 4h OF February ast and continued eight months,
employed the best physicians In the country, and my
cough continued unabs,ed until early In October Al
that time was advised to try your PECToRAL COUGH
SYRUP which did, and after had taken bottle
wss entirely free from the coughing and splitting had
despeired OF getting vel and think It should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
II has done In my case. JOHN G. LITTLE,
Wisness-B. N. HzRR, PEBBLES :ovnhip.
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LIST OF
HuMPHREYs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC AhahDAl.
No. Price Of Hingie Boxes-ceni
i.-Curea Fever. Congestion, and Indammaiion-
HeSf palm Restlessness. ness.......................
9-Cnres Worm Fever, Worm Colo, Voracious
Appefits Observation-Disclosures.
s-Curea collie. Teething, Crying, and Wakefuness,
SLOW Growth and Feebieness Of Infanta.. ..Ii
s-Cures Diarrhea, Of Children or Adults, Cholera
Infantum and Summer Complaints. ............. y
b-Cures Dysentory or Bloody Flux, Cole,
dripInga Bilious Conc, Fan Dysentery.. :
e-Cures Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Nausea, and
7-Curea COUGHS, Colds, Hoarsenea, Bronchitis,
Influensa and Sore Throat. ...............
e-Cures Toothache, Faceache, Nervous Palms,
Neuralgia, and Tic Doloreux. .......-...... Z
s-Curee headaches, Sick Headaches, Vertigo,
Rush Of Blood to the Head. 2
IO-Cures Dyspepsia, Weak, Acid, or Derenged .
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaint ....... =
fsDelsying Green Sickness. ...,...:,.... .
l2-Cures Leucorrhea or Whites, Bearing DoWn, -
too Profuse Menses .....:......:...:...: y
i3--Cures Group, HoarSe Croupy Cough, Dnncult ana
Oppressed Breathing. ................. 2
IA Cures Salt Rheum, Crusty Eruptions Erysipe- :.
iD-csres Rheunatism, Pain, Lameness at te-
ness In the Chest, Back, sde or Limbs
a. ...1 Aa-..r.
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VETERINARY HoMEoPATHI

Humphrey Specific Homeopathic RENE
dies for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Dogs, &C.
The case contains ten Specific Remedies suitable for all
diseases or ailments 10 which domestic animals subject
together with complete manual Of directions for USE
plain and simple that every farmer breeder readily
use them The remedies put up In large vas Of
Of liquids and the entire set and book will be sold at s.
Single val with directions, at 81 each. Sent by mall
express, free Of charge on receipt Of the price
Price Of book sngiy % cents.
AGENTS WANTED for the sale OF our Remedies In
every town or community In the United States Address
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-16

FACTS WORTH KEowISo. o.-spadins Cepha,ic Pilii are
Nery.us Headache Ccstivensss, and General Debility
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prrrsnuRan. April "a, Is.

PrrTspuRaH, April "a, 1857.
READ THE TRUTH. KKYsEs; have daugh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough,
without beneAt-smong them Ayers Cherry Pectoral-
purchased from you Q bottle Of your PEcTokAL
SYRUP, and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough. JOHN DAklN,
EoDinson street. Allegheny.
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srEuDEsy1LLE, o., March IA, 1859

STKUDENYILLk, U, March Ifl Icjy
have used Dr.. Keysers Cough syrup for bad cough
OF several years standing, and cheerfully say It
lhe best medicine for the that have ever taken
J. W, PRICE,
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DR.. KRYsERs PEoTORAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
vILLB.-Please send me another supply OF your valu
able .'Pectoral Syrup" Almost everybody around III
has the cold and are nQuirng for Dr Keysers Pectoa
eyrup" We have sold sixteen bottles last week and ars
now entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter and Mr. P. Maher both
os Blairsvie, Pa tell they would not be without II
n thsr families. In fact, all who use It once want il
again. Youn, respectfully,
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GEOGRAPHY.
By 8 ;. CoRgKLL,

CorDsS First 2ters in Geography, fre;tly Illustrated
Cornels Primary Geography, Beautifully Illustrated,
CorneIl's Intermediate Geography with New Maps.
oornells Grammar School Geography, vol quarto'
Cornsls High School Geography and Atlas.
Juch superior TO any other Biographies with which
1 am acquainted. ."-Roa. Anson Smyta, SnperfHte'1-
Dent Pl4bNc H7etrEctton, Ohio,
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

By D, 3. Tower, A. NJ, And B. F. TWEED, A. NJ .
Tower snd Tweed's Elements Of Grammar
Tower and Tweeds Common School Grammar.
Tower and T~eedb Grammar Of Composition.
flowers Common School Grammar will fill position
absolutely demanded by the Educational wants Of the
country,'-S. @, CranRa6du0A, Dayton High School
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ANOTHER NEW cERTIFIcATE-DR. KRYsRR's
pnCTORALeYRUP.-Iha had been troubled with acough
and cold tor several weekso bad it that could not
sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three Of
the best the city whom could name, but DO
not do 50. finally procured bottle Of your Pectoral
Syrup, which cared me entirely. Signed,
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"" PlTTsBUK0H, NOV, Ie, Ie55'
DR. KEysER Although not an advocate OF Patent
Medicines In general It affords pleasure indescrlba-
BILE to recommend your Pectoral Syrup. rs medicine
t we'll worthy the attention Of any person who may In
any manner be actsd with coughs colds aud hoarseness
Of any hind and for the peculiar qualifications for re-
moving all that disagTeeable sensation attending Sc
we're cold.
have been, more or less In my life affected with the
seyerest OF colds and hoarseness. At times my throat
would become 90 closed prevent my speaking above
whisper and by taking few doses of the above Syrup
itwould relieve me entirely. .. ..-.. -.
In recommending this medicine, must unhesitstngly
Eay thatt 10 the best remedy ever found purporing
cure the above, nor should any family be without hi,
remedy for diseases so prevalent.
= Yours, most respectfully,
EDWARD ]. JONES,
Cashier Citizens Deposit Bank.
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DR.. Amos Go SON,

DIR. Amos Go Son,
Corner OF Main and Quay sh., Buffalo N. Z
A RE- THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
~ the State who members Of the Royal College Of
surgeons London. May be consulted from O'Clock In
The morning unil at night, In every stage and symptom
Of disease The treatment they adopt ls the result Of
upwards Of thirty yea extensive practice In Europe and
America, -
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the euro Of Nocturnal Emissions
more properly known Seminal Weakness, otc. Dan be
permanently cured from Afteen days To two months By
the Of this Instrument, when ussd ccnoniy with
medicines,
YOUNJ MEN TAKE PARTICULAR EoTIoH.
DR.. AMOS q e0N take pleasure In announcing tha.
they have invented most Important instrument for tina
cure Of the above diseases has been subjected 10
BY ths most eminent physicians In London Paris, Phila
delpha and New York; has been declared the only
ful instrument invented for the cure Of Seminal
Weakness any disease caused IN the hkbits o
youth. Price 0by mail or express. lt.- Fl. OF
Nj B.-Dr. AMOS & SON. In order TO satisfy the mos
skeptieal a. 10 the merits OF this instrument pledge
them selves that In any instance who're II mag prove
satisfactory, after fair trial. the money will be refunded
! By returning the instrumentin good order.
s-e COUNTRY lNyALIDs.
Persons in any part Of the world may 10 succersfsl
treated By forwarding correct detail Of their case, with
remittance for medicines, etc. Le.u r -
Address DR.. AMOS h SON, corner Of Main and Quay
| BIS. Buffalo N. z. msrll-d&wly
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CONVICT LABOR FOR HIRE.
OFFICE OHIO PENITENTIARY, !

5t43 ~ CoLunBus, o., Nov. 23d, 1850. ! 2
CEALED PROPUBALS WILL BE RE-
Hc3Ived at tha oficc Of the Ohio Penitentiary until
Monay Janunry 21st 1851 3. p M for the labor Of
frcr, one Hundred 70 One Hundred and Twenty Eve Con
,lcss 4, shis Institution, forRive Years.
ehor room furnished and discipline maintained at the
ksdsrs Wlispecify the kinds Of work. The number Of
nsn ana he price per day for labor. .rts "a, - ~,
pas by persons not contractors will be considered for
any business not now carried on IN the Prison. and IRON
av other not in conflict With the awsof the State or
stinr conscs the Directors recerving the right 70 90
sc such lids nDd bnsnessss will best promote the In
essst cf the institution and conflict the least with the
meohsuicai interests Of the State.
M "a secured for less than Twenty more than Fifty
man Ia ~ one contract. Successful bidders required
~sss 'AohA''0'' ia. PRENTroE, Warden.
THBo. %ssNSioK ooMsToK, Directors.
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ala.ata gfts- PITTssuRgn, Jan. II, 1850.
pk. K4YsER :--My wife has been afflicted with bad
cough and dcuity Of breathing for ave OF six years,
which for several years back had gradually increased In
Violence The compliant has been hereditary, and she
had been treated BY several physicians without any
lief In this state OF her procured some OF your
Pectoral Dough Syrup. Ibought the first time, fity
asnt bottle which relieved her very much then called
aad got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
abs has OF the former disease, except weak
ness. would also atAte that used the medicine my
self 70 cold and cough. The medicine cured me by tax
ing one dose Iexpress my entire satisfaction with the
msdicne, and you are at liberty to publish this II you
ie,ire 10 do so VIM. WILSON,
Alderman fifth Ward.
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MATHEMATICS.

Standard and imperishable works Of their kind the
richest aud most comprehensive. series, that have
appeared in The current nineteeh cenury"Prof FER
ry Of DdysgrONt1 College.
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r1ALmORAE gKIRTs.
B Wids. Loss and Handsome. The beststyle Import
"a. Z new lot jus. receivedb By PnTnh BAN,
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NJ ENV
HARDWARE STORE
JUST RECEIVED BY
VIM. A. GILL,
No. 80 North High Street,
oas Of tho Largest and Best selected Asss's
Hardware
EVER OFFERED In THIS oITY'
House Builders Furnishings
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
French & American
window. Glass I
PAENTS GROUND an OIL,
ami pu. up in half pound cans for faulty and Dry
Paints In bulk.
Brushes OF every variety Il quality.
A Splendid Assortment of
MACHlNlSTS TOOLS.
CARRIAGE MATERIALS
AXES GRINDsT0NES. Sc.
/ GUNS. PISTOLS, SHOT, &c.
FISHING TACKLE
ROPE & CoRDAGE.
LEATHER AND INDIA RUBBER
BETTING.
WEDGES, MAUL5, PUMPS.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
sCYTHEs. &C., !
SCALES, BELLS, CHAINS
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
especially invite the attention of all interested TO my
stock Of Pocket and Table Cutlery, aud
sILvEK PLATED FORKS,
Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons,
Butter Knives, &C.,
Of RoGERRs & BROS. Manufacture, warranted to be
extra heavy, Electro Plated. on genuine Albatts.
Country Merchants, Mechanics and others, invited
to call aud examine my Stock, prepared to sell
Wholesale and Retail. WM, A. GKiIiI
Columbus, Ohio, May D, 1860
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ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case Of ige years.
sanding cured by DR.. KEYsER'S pEcToRAL SYRUP.
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DR.. KEYsRR Is PREPARED AT ANY TINE TO
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR ALL
THOSE VINO NEED His MEDICINES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25

Communicated.
Tho Vvar-nufy of the PeOpI,

INC N0F-kbUty OI AmV EoORhcs
The greatest source Of danger to the Repub-
lie in the present war is that the loyal people Of
the nation do not generally comprehend the
magnitude Of the contest, and continually under
estimate the strength Of the rebels. And II is
safe to say that until they do come to full
comprehension Of it, and allow to the enemy all
the strength that 100000 Of rebels could pos
sess, their efforts will be fruitlesa because inad
equate.
To prove that there is a lack Of this compre-
hension let facts be submitted TO candid COM
munity. The loyal States, exclusive of Mis-
souri,, Kentucky and Maryland, have 100000
men fit for military duty. Yet at all points,
where the opposing armies have met, the vo6els
have o,nun6crod The Union troops at least tico %
ono. Nowhere have loyal troops been able to
make forward movement for rant Of numbers.
And to-day they occupy very little of seeded
territory, and none where secessionism predom-
mated.
The loyalty of the nation has the power to
crush this rebellion and that too speedily
But what avails the po,cer, unless the people
move with alacrity TO erercise it2 The rebels
have only 100000 men able to bear arms--less
than half the Union strength. But they move
with zeal that would be more commendable in
the advocates of war against rebels The reb-
els however, have failed to demonstrate that
they have more valor or bravery than Union
troops.
| Now by sending one man of every five able
to bear arms, the North could place in the field
more than 100000 troops,-a force amply suffi-
cient TO terminate the war in year Such q
force, in short would overwhelm the rebels a'
mighty wave, and greatly lessen the cost ant
blood shed and duration of the struggle. Free
men of America will you do ths2
The result of this war is at the option of the
people. They can crush the rebellion, and pre-
serve the Union of our fathers, If they ,ciN. But
if apathy, indifference and selfish interests arc
to control, as they seem to- then viii the nation
be broken up, and tyrants' taunts be verified.
Let no man or woman suppose this war can go
on successfully without his or her assistance
There is a duty for ALL and it must be performed
or just God will hold the delinquent respon-
sible.
! Col. R. P. Buckland is now forming the I'D
regiment, ana the question is askeu' Gan ana
will it be filledH Certainly it can be, but the
people of this region must say whether it ,cill
be filled. If the people will prove equal to
their duty, it will be ready for the field in q
month. In our county are over 1000 voters
and 1000 young men between the ages of II
and 81 one tifth,yes one fourth of whom can well
go into this regiment. Men must cease to stay
at home because they are in debt or have pro
pertyl Do you owe your country nothing? o
is the Union worth nothing to you? Do no
ask yourselves: "Can I afford to go, and los
part that / now haveT' But do thou ask this
"Can afford to stay at home and lose my com
trv9" MENTOR.
Fremont October 81, 1861.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25
Ladics, soIdIers, Ana Society.

The ladies of our town have taken hold
of this matter in the right way. They met
at Birchard Hall last Saturday afternoon
about 100 in number, and $l2 in member
ship fees were paid iu. That there will be
a largo amount of needful articles provided
for our soldies no one can doubt. The fol
lowing ladies were chosen as officers:
President-M r. P. Buckland;
Vice PreS't--" James Vallette;
Treasurer G. G. Garfield;
Secretary A. Phelps.
Directors-Mrs. s. Buckland; Mrs. l. E
Amsden; Mrs. DR.. St. Clair; Mrs. Jas. w
Wilson; Mrs. Jas. Graham; Miss A. Nor
ton; Miss NJ, Raymond; Miss Eveline Ball
V,siting Comnittee-Mrs. F. /. Norton
Mrs. L. Garfield; Mrs. W. B. Sheldon; Mrs
o. Ball; Mrs. Platt Prush; Mrs. M. H. st
Clair; Miss Bell Nyce.
Similar societies will be organized thro'
out the county. All persons in the countr,
who wish to con tribute to the relief of ou
soldiers can bring or send in the donations t.
the depositaries in Fremont, S. Bucklan,
and G. R. McCulloch.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25
LEE ME KIss THEM.

Mn. KEELER;--While standing few day.
since looking at the debarkment Of that splendid
Company, the Lafayette Light Infantry, prepar
atory to their march TO the military camp, a stal
wart soldier passed by, and looking at two littl'
children standing near me, said to their father
" Let me kiss these children, If you please; lef
two Just like them at home; let me kiss these fo
them, and tears stole down his bronEed cheek
"Let me kiss them;" said the soldier,
And his stiHed voice was low,
They are like my own loved dsrllngs,
Let me kiss them ere they go.
Lot me kiss them;" for they mind mo
or the two I've left at homei
Tears will Rll my eyes and blind me,
Let me kiss them for my
"Let me kiss them;" press them closely,
Fondly to a fathers heart
Deem them both my cherished children,
Let mo kiss them ere we pprt
Z" Let me kiss them" fondly kiss thcm,
Ere my comrades form in line,
And the order comes for marching,
Let me kiss these babes for mine
Let me kiss them;" am marching
Far away; the tide to stem,
OF the wrong hatthreats my darlings,
Let me ki's each for them. R.R.
HnLsDALE, Mich Oct. 30.
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send the soIdierr the Papers.

SSho Nho SOlOleTA tnc RapeFHs
If the subscribers to the JOURNAL when
they have read the paper would put it up in
a wrapper, attach penny stamp and ad-
dress it to some brother, son or friend who
has gone from this county to the war, they
would confer favor which the soldier will
never forget and cheer his heart with many
an item of news in his hour of loneliness
Don't forget it friends.
Lieut.. Tyler says in his letter published
on the first page that our paper has not
reached him since he has been in Kentucky.
We can assure Lieut.. Tyler that package
has been mailed by us for his company ev-
cry week, Besides, we have every week
but one, sent a package Of to copies of
the JOURNAL, (at our own cost, most of the
time prepaying the postage) to every COM
pany that has gone to the war from this
county. If they do not receive them, we
regret it; certainly, we have done our part.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25
For Companies F. and G., sth Regime ent-


For Companies f. and g., Sth Rogim ent.
Learning that the Fremont Companies at New
Creek, Virginia, where suffering from the cold
for want of proper clothing and bedding, the
Ladies of our town filled three large boxes with
Overcoats, Blankets, Quilts Socks, &C., and sent
them on to the boys. The following are the
names of the doners;
Mrs. Quinn Mrs. Isaac Sharp, Mrs. thinner
man, Mrs. E. Hafford, Mrs. M. b. Rice, Mrs. |.
| Dry foos, Mrs. NJ. Dryfoos, Mrs. Daily, Mrs. o.
| A. Roberts, Mrs. Curtis Mrs, Ripley, Mrs. Dia-
mond, Mrs. M. M. Hoot Mrs. @. Tillotson, Mrs.
Il. Clapp, Miss M. Scoby, Miss J.. Cooper, Mrs
Cliaghorn, Miss Bell Maxwell, Mrs o. Tayler
Mrs. d. Belts, Mrs D. Krebs, Mrs. ]. Amsden
Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Morehouse, Mrs. H. Zeigler
Mrs. S. Afford, Mrs. Downs Mrs. Dorr Mrs. R
P. Buckland, Mrs. Pease, o. Ball, Mrs Simkns
Mrs. j. Cloud, Mrs. J. Hale, Mrs. Daugherty
Mrs. j. L. Greene, Mrs. F. Vandercook, Mrs. DIR
Stlwell, Mrs. Leppelman, Mrs. p. Meng, Mrs
! NJ. Tyler, Mrs, DIR. Wilson, Miss NJ. Justice, Mrs
j. McArdle, Mrs. G. Grant, Mrs. D. Garvin, Mrs
l.. O. Ball, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs. W. Kessler
Mrs. L. Leppclman, Mrs. @. Burdick, Misses
Smith, Mrs. Gramling, Mrs L, S. Corby, Mrs
@. Hone, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Laughlin, Mrs
Donhoe, Mrs. Hartsman, Mr.. O. Hill, Mr. Cole
Mr.. Joseph Orr, Mrs. Loveland, Mrs. N. Ham
lton, Mrs Heller, Mrs. Q. Foulke, Mrs Everett
Miss E. Everett, Mr.. w. Williams, Mrs. E. Cald
well, Mrs. e. Gully, Mr.. Colver and Mrs Myers
Others cont I'd whose names are no
known
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War NAV cost an immense deal, but &C

War may cost an immense deal, but GER
tainly not thousandth part as much as
peace upon the basis Of permanent divis
ion Of the Union.- Louisville Jour.
Those who get nervous over the cost ol
putting down the Rebellion, will do wen to
consider this: 1t may cost us hundreds of
millions 10 assert the supremacy OF tho Gov
ernment: but if we succeed, It will be the
cheapest investment we ever made. Sue
cess in such contest cannot be too dearly
purchased. He who thinks more Of his
purse than he does Of his honor, deserves to
die tho death Of dog. II we are not viii
ling to impoverish ourselves in order to res
cue our institutions from destruction, We are
unfit to besr the name Of Freemen.
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Yeast.

A correspondent, writing from the camp,
mentions the fact, that one Of the chief ba-
kers of the Thirty fourth regiment was form
erly the baker of Lord Lyons. He makes
his yeast from hops and water alone, and no
better, sweeter, or lighter bread was ever
tasted. Talking of yeast, he tells simple
recipe for making the same, which is highly
commended by the General of one of the
brigades. 1t may be of service to many g
poor camp baker, as we'll as tidy housewife
Boil one pound of -four, quarter of pound
Of brown sugar, and little salt, in two gal
Ions of water for ono hour. When milk
warm, bottle and cork it close. II will be
ready for use in twenty-four hours.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25
The 55th RegIment.

The camp equippage, uniforms, DC, fol
the 55th Regiment-some 80 tons in all
came here last week. The mon Of the reg
iment, now here, and numbering between
800 and 400, were mustered into the U, s
service, and marched into Camp-CamI
McClellan---On Thursday afternoon, in the
midst of drizzling rain, The camp is 10
Gated on land belonging to Isaac Under
hill, just west of the Huron River, near the
Monroeville road Norwalk Reflector.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-10-25

A PosToFFIcE RETURN.-The following
is verbatim copy of the certificate attach
ed to the return of Postmaster in Shaw
nee county, Missouri. 1t would hardly be
proper to give the name of the Office This
may be some disciple of Artemus Ward; if
so, the pupil has beaten his master. Arti-
mus might as we'll shut up:r
ri hear by Gritty that the four goin A
Counte is as neer Rite as know how to
make it if thare is any mistake it is not Dun
Purpers."