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The sun., 1863-10-20
THE NEW YORK sun.
TUESDAY MORNING. OCT. 20 1868.


i,st - hopedN .verv nsn. woman .nu
~ m. Oh enough h. Ano~ 'op. siil asst ,n rt.
nrirs 20 unissrs " 4 3 he quo,. o',tie rtv ~
rs re Frerdsrt. r,e,rt Ir,c am.ti., T. .
,'u'-s o.'ss't calling tor a. Yidi,io o-se,-
>',th want rejs lion, ~hi,h mus, b.t.t do~r.
80 ,ur nsi,on psri,bse. Tho, o.. ,o,,. .hgid Il
re" s1hy r'sed,s apparent 10 al'. .ra .',n p.s,
40 f''s morn 1iolsnt ' o,poscdt' t's roI-7 60,
Air. rInisrstlon. or Dosi bu.,ly rss.gt,d s,.n.,
" tuhd'rs, rscognbs the nee.sty ~ surrof, r.
- s'mi,s ~ timely lsves ~ n.v toous. Tt.j
noe 'o'disrs should he raised b. ,,u-u.ruy. d..
. ~ o'dancs With VI. sprt ~ or lnsttun.a.
snd Intended by N. President % q cotc..si o.
re opronenn Of Ne coDscr. n on A.. vtoso fn'
"'r~ea''y oslhd upon " prove nat ,..prts'tr,
"1l provide more soldisr 'Ap ans iest,. .
Nso an expensive drsh.
hhn been IN srgumsut sgsinS Ne peer.- fa,-,
'rn bv their objections g. ihe cons.r.tt .f iev
tste 'sin snd cofnfofl" t. t's tsisl- i1 stnis y
-'s' thor own pan oi r.n'o-cins uur srme. ~.
f''n 'loptsi, ,h'y should ts f.u.d 'rerins ,hcn.-
ssv's \, recruit tts d,einsied flntr oi o4rs o.
'i-rt aud hus provo ih,r ,oys i.to'on ,rre
insttubous of tier ooIntr,. Hite R'tIbi,lns
'sil h suppori ,he rr..le4r. ,sl 'or ihe.e -. n.
'si,. % TIE ground ths, they have 40 ,sth IN Auy
r.motfsuo plan fr rsisiag 40 di.rs. - tesuss
,hsv ..li'tsadr.r ro-e .H,.c.ous then TIE pe,-
r'ri. poe the rspon'b.ir. Were ~ sh''u'
tsione. and refuse W suppot those VITO would
s.'uiy imperl tns nation iof tle sale - a.
rsr,v.
We tsli,.s,'thsi II The men O. hoth rsril.s ioin
Dr.tt.r rAsr tr,s hIndr d thousand more
Htoge. they .il be obtained heor. 10. fr.t Il
.Isuuar-, provided ihe VIZ Department places ro
'tsncln IN ihc way o. sn.nnenis. .,rniins,
t''st'ort. hn tsen bunliei by inoomp,ten. m
re, srd made tedious by rcd tAIe or routine
'c.u ter IL promised bounty. snd a.re.s to .i-
-. Ohe ~ more dsysare consumed IN r,sans an
examination, snd then a. many months elare. TO-
'''t he handles his ct inss n,ut o' h. uriy no.
r''. III. balsnc., will he tsid srer res dead
md buried, ~ msny monihs from tho tine ~ b,
,i'etsrs.d from the service. Tn, .houli all 30
''r acei yss system q yromJ, staniustion. ant
p7yn'1" % thstthc .mhr-o 'o'iicr. h'f.re
'"oiIiion ooos, may b. m he WAY 3 ihe srtn,.
snd beyond Ns Temptations - old a'-Icsi si.n. -.
"r nsn volunteers for The puryose Of ob.aiu.nr
'e''sin sum ~ money g. reevs his present cu.b,,.
'a"meu's II that sIm - prompt. paid. tn.l.
sam obtains wiling soldier Il not, The msn hrsi-
'aiss 10 enlist, and eventually .e.ks other employ.
went. re, hs's ious Than encounter NJ an .ncpy
'pon ~" tats.ht,d. W. have felusnily .A,d
ou' Sun light upon ,h" sy.t.n q volun,e,tins o..
81 r''ssn' praised, and msy hope ths, some re-.
''lm uill be introduced TO ysudp 'olInscerng 81
f'eurs. and secure the troops ossa fcr ly In Pre-
si1sDrs Proclamation.
The sun., 1863-10-20
v-,sress rveubIes md Me sicap Iptv,sn~.

Tts rev. from Y rope IL Interesting and iunror.
s,' The Polish question va assuming new com.
icarons. TIE declss stion o'Esrl Rrs.ytt,q!.s
by~h.ch Poland uss secured r. he, under the V.
'pns teaty hsd not forfeited her right. to that
"4ni'r, va =, due Ing profound s,nsAtion. THIS
ven, 10 nay the east Of II, must prove most en-.
tArassng 10 the Gar. 10 may le regarded q. the
IRE. Ininary step TO the recognition of Poland ~
teI serehs-s measure that j. more than likely ~
T. regarded BY Russia a. an act Of var
The Hoetein AFFAIR also coks more thre.i,nins
ire pesoe 4 Europe. The King Of De uiars
"ss lseoring to build up IS andiustsn o,,lt.on
sr'lns' the German.c Diet, and Ia. virtually ap.
pei.'d 'o Europe, Tor aid sgsinst ~. asmsuds o'
Aus'fs for the c's'on Of " 'l,,su. It j. now uan.
r'e that the Congress At Frankfort had ult.r,.,
purposes, hssldes n. oon.,ruo,on ~ a.. German
'.o''s,ior. sud Il T. no, improh.b. ,hu ~.
erI,or calculates AArs'y on a Darisn Uo
'til vAr, 10 'uorssse his inhu.uo. 10 C,rnsn,
h'rsitlA' "A coy IN socsptng ine Msrcsr
crown shAng'y enough, he demands thst O.,
oser shsll tersitcd ty ,he Nsr can people and
naturally enough, the j. gpsrsn'scd ! y ,he com
uissionsrs 'hroush re seepcy " fr.uco tayon.s
Thi. sprsrent def renee T. ~. ~,ho. Of g., peot,.
i,suy charming N th. Mesicsn consp fa.or,, r ,i
vii deslv 20 one ~ slic a.. Allan,
LouIs NArotros aud toH,N 'r- Ae.vs IN st..
management ~ ta.lot.hotes, snd all We yo,.
Necessary VIII b. mrthcouing in eAs' M.ri,..,
- 'hs, clumsy 'ormuls. Jt,Rr1 aid iUo g.t,l ,
- H.r'co ~ vote quit. cth,r1 v,h hs,onc,
srd hull.,s instead ofh.Io.
The sun., 1863-10-20
~. Fves'dep''s Rspiy TO IN. Ni..our,
Radicals,

y~oueH RES tanspirsd OF the tenor ard sp.rit oC
I. Presidents rspl, ~ 'hs Missouri 4. sss,ion, t.
eousrm our surcpston-. that hc would yield 10
sstrsr' ihs Nstonsl Government. Il istnovn
tst he al eolute dechi ., ~ grAl'y the ra1i
10 q ling Gen. ScnorIRLp, but at . . same time,
Transmits 10 him Instructions 10 adm MISTER al.rs
IN al impartial manner. kiusry ,fhstr. Or.
foIbdleu ~ return fugitive slsvrs, o. g. ,ntic.
hem from ,hsir masters. Al enlistment Of ,u. oi.
ed soldiers, are ~ b. made under g.. s4Ihor.N OF
the head o' The dopartmont-s regulation that take,
snis business out Of tie band. % irresponsible per.
sohS "' nv jim lA's schoo! Of p0l,cs ten. ;, u,.
'ltr Is DIR ee q" euIl the military forces u' der
his erisTs IN suppr,s,ug surr i.l.s aud Ir,v,n a.
parties from way u. wa IN ~ un-u horned rnsr.
psrundsr any pretcx, wh,l.vor Thistnilhss en-.
"a yrtusl cndor,cren, of U,u. scnotirI1'scour,.
IN p7ohitihng ih' 'u'as''n II Sc tordcr ooun'ies
al hssoui, ty L.S'- Kansas expedition. Not .
ing T. said about iskin, ihi cu,olrl Inii.m lo,n
under the control n GOV. G.Nrlr-tIc Pr,s den,
still having thAt matte under aiyisemeut Tiis
course Of President LIScoLN in pr,ser, ns snt On.
forciug even justice in the Missouri d slule., vii
command general spproyA. |. - umey
rebute 10 the extremists OF both pari.s IN AMI cat
Of the Cabinet who Attsmp, 10 Use Sac F,der.
POWER to further local and political ends. IT,,
Kansas delegation gets pretty vel suubbsd and
she rssnlss will hsrily psy tho expenses OF the trE
so washipgson, unless the members improved ~
chance 70 combine pleasure With politics. Atoss
sAas, NE results are highly cred tshle r. NJ LrS
eols's rpussNon ,ov good sense end lmpsri. IVY
The sun., 1863-10-20
Special. NOTICES.

Whist Can do Resi- Nr.srs. Fowler n
WELLS Phtsnoloeiss, tuS EsnAd-ry. eve rtHria
''N ana 'n'cr.-I AN NOV r'noy a. Of
''f n' tt'~s o' al and " nietCI brfIINtt ar t.v
''f NI'h ss'ori m-nt 'he beet stvrs, nnd At tr,-
- ,hsn Han Dc tound ~ othlf tstA, A..if. ne
n'Ns Ahh f4fnAhi as 'Vtrtn, MA not Tt., t.t. D.
~, ~ r,nfnth u not p''assd. Fl,A.e - %
NNiWlN, 20 sud " Borers. lAra.t stnro .. IN.
The sun., 1863-10-20

'-'o fors. Monday. Or'. ~, J.. H.-iho +'.,s
marl t hv been irregular .ud uu'ot,lsd - day r,.b
= rne'ai ,endenc, to-Ard- loser prices. todd joe,
h~cn down 70 Ia2, hut closed ~ iau sterling CT.
rh-ng- lsft on dull AZ Ito ior hsuksis There 5
hli,s maud fcr money to dAy, aud Vet cent
'h' general rate on cali. The hanks VA Iufo tNr
IlrNatr today al ,nstslment of $500 40 rl Co..
late nekt:iA,iou
The sun., 1863-10-20
Ae.GvLSH MACsa9NGs.

itOI. ~Alg-A SECOND HAHD Wheeler
vi 'u mac. NJ, IN GOOD ForAlpt order, Price
nd o. .I.rt a. ! n Oh {, 49, OK yn. 200
i'li. SALE ClEAP-A WlltELLR AND
N ..uu's sewing m chine, entirely new, the qua
uat0o b. foyd ,or months; : b. az fooi > AM
ul,h nr. % Crosby itrrei, rear building ir,t
t.'.. SO ~. 2o5
A,INGLES SFNIS,r MACHINES AND A
- Tr1.sns Machine r. sile cheap 1858 Broadvsy
ete Ash Auo A9th as up stair, the owner b.ns
r|- 81 O. odug 80 present aO4
The sun., 1863-10-20
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'. N.tEhNI thANtE tor JNEHlN. COAL
4..,ti.> abb or. DO c.t.-ne 10 lay 49, ,.,.. COAL.
tthE .NI+ AtlDAi.
"a ct s'I p, tHid LOW IT,, thGa caA be 80 s. sny
llACEl, fitl.NIrY
,a.st.u.. on ha.f lars. ju,n.i'r, = Red and
y p, ! b T. A." 49, be SOLD Low 20 CAR
L.I, Ahl COAL H.. ~, Rs
ca HN.T.-l N,I4sNS C3-l od.e and Nud.
. ', a, 49, .i3, fl.. uc.sUeoy -, Eass RIVER,
SEQ \
The sun., 1863-10-20
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The sun., 1863-10-20
LOST AND GOejND.

E0lND-OS TiL 10TH INSTANT. BEf.
l. And orlo, =, il watts a. near Hudson. = large
hIrdlc he ovner can havc Vt by parlns eryen..s
90 Ns'N ns.on si. 2ia
EOI \p-oN TIE fTH. A LARGE fioat.
Y not ~, e. IN days, Sili b. ,old to psy OF.
? n-e' ,oHN III \lh, ~ Pear n. 2ao
T T.osT-AN ERIE HALLWAY ERCrIPT
Chamber. TO V,,cI Il. 4 lihersi Tssard iii II +.
ts:n ts Ts.sITos Be-, 'AF''"' 70 CONWAY row.
7 oST-ON SATURDAY FNENTNG sip.
- ,oscd 10 one NJ the 'h q, csr. 10. .. ,s,k .ra
np-. rhe hrlrr wi b. slIi-hiv ierer5rs 70, .n'
'ns !. at a cha-'''' \ oGAcKFSBfqSSTH' ~
T uSl--tiEEMA\'S BADGE No s.,
,'1'.99 ~ 9fSs,. TG. aaie, ~ please .av.i' At to.
'in'ou tt. s"
7 oST-oN FEIptY, OCT. l6rH. \ Bank
.t,Tsp' NJ. R'ns E tor s,,.ns' IN VA The sra-
Wsi'r Fl. or nj the RAM.
7 .oST-> RAMiE or u /. No. 5. sc.
80 The fnt'- wi pic.ae l.av, II n,so trprs
NM ,n,.. ,.T %, q, osis'y go th' Or The Ch
OST-ON SUNDAY. OCT. i-,h INST
W. s M IN i1T ~. c's p H. o ;i1s as5 .1- a. Y,-r
rs,aid vii he pad ~ hrr by returning hr to ia
Ss'ti-enent will be dss' s.ih According TO i,v "a
SrRAiED FROM IHF OwNxR ABour,
- re'k' $50, la-fc rmLie poi.tcr Dog, ,hi,.-
stn Stt,'" .p2is On t,r tgHd. and u,angs en- h,s
otfl. he hurr. vii De s.tsbly rsss,ded IA, -.
iurn'us her TO q. ., 'rerus.ch 1t, cor. ysf,rr, M1
NFNi ADE'rI ON FRIDAY NIcUT
w ls'I i'ola south ,otlyu, ION. vbi,e Mn.
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leLE ~ hHG~' s..l BE ieEa'd'd tuv hi, tronblaIs
,nuimunuItng 'h'r- 'h,y So. 20 ATtG.TTuuss
NLsA' new PEI tot Of Am ~ o.. SoIth PraSa
' l26
80 RsWAHD--W ILL., 81 PAID lnR
-, .ne return Of a liaos md tan doy, lost f,o,r
hu1to. e. ne n.EL'. u. has has, collar snd
.. Arrni ~ meek. he tlder VIII -pc'sys 80
ap0'. n.sid and .aeat' of tie osner BY rrturnirs
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The sun., 1863-10-20

nA\ lb SOiI. tUCI.-COSTIEJA
ton of ts' gfes; sss y, vijls srd city io,s At
sher-opi. !. mite, from The .refsv ,i,v fe-y,
.Ii teh on 1u,da.. Oct !0ib. iSf ). .t oclo,t
T. VI. on Tho z gOIai. the tslfnre of .ts Will. srd
cit, lots unsold At IN same there viii be sold ..r
eral .ct' mt fiies on thr Nlri, Cana. .lt.be n,
man ftciur.-> coal vnids. Ac For tnit- ard lnfo,.
me'i'n appl'.'o - ~CorT. - nouts rner- AZ, ,I.,
,"' t.v, o. NlikRN ,LEkk d co. & M.id.,
tre. =. y. tttic veLths- Il sformv ~, .. .
sIi! take plat the ct ris dav tb.-t,fter ~
The sun., 1863-10-20

GDIN'I. Ait L. ~ :. s +. BU1ART.
- thi.dsy al ~ O'Clock. a, the suction room. !
N''fh N'llgim s,. QUO la hor., light vAfon AZ
hAfn - ot eorterv And giassvarr.isncv artIossNs
W dne th,J |. re sale of housrnoid firn,.ui. IA
The sun., 1863-10-20
II III EkE, NCTtONkEE WIN SILL

WI cay, ~ u ooSek. A. the .sirs roor,. =
g" nT'eh hvsnne, hr ,r-rs - en-. To roor,sse,.
hon.'ho fufu':si'. .o,ss tg-e.rs rraibl, ,oo ts
ted,tesn'- msiVes-e'. e. fDW u BROWS
Attorney IT SortEacfr II,
The sun., 1863-10-20

- llEiMAN 81 ., AJtllOSEERS,
Ds"l Wtdue'c.y vet al,at IO~ o'c'oeS,a az Is 8o-.
sr nige ot cf iinr'i ID md doincstic lpIars from
ft1; class hou'e, viz: - ht.s Cd Hcntucky brfhnp
Ntltv b, N ~ .ld q. uipes nal, an. d,rk
h.snd es 10 rips Ar th's riu, q ,ssks IAN. pnrs
and shc-rr yinst .iFo e" baskets and r.ye. .b. m.
loi ~ vsr'ou. .gno's m rAs', cs.es and dem ohpA
The sun., 1863-10-20

StLDNtE. hjtTR-StLDNEk r.
i-T' LiHI -ill teii on Wedre,ds, October list ~
~, ctl's, at ther ss.,o' ON ~ Nc~ Cana s',upn
E'v'rv, sls'ge r, o. Grv eonds and n.y and secorI
nand olbhins, coHsising of piece soods, blankets,
snAsS. dres"'. coats, uaptr, vests. hoots. ,loss,
husler' ,ud vuosn rooGs RegulN dry coods "a -
cN,rv " rdresdnN and -nfnrdrx on
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-01
Home Items, &c.

DoLLIE DUrroE, held a levee in Fremont
last Saturday evening. She is indeeda remark
able lady; IL years of age, 80 inches high, and
weighs Is pounds avoirdupois. To be compre-
hended, she should be seen. She is accompapi-
ed by Miss Marsh, of Boston, vocalist of rare
powers. She sang the Star spangled Banner in
a manner we never saw equalled before. Mr..
Norton, the Manager, announced that he should
visit Fremont again in about three weeks.
He SUcCEEDRD.-Our contraband now
boarding with Sheriff Ferguson is as averse TO
being restrained of his liberty, as his brethren in
southern slavery are. He conceived and execu-
ted on Saturday afternoon last as ingenious a
plan Of escape as has ever come TO our knowl-
edge but alas for the poor darkey, he was fol-
lowed up so closely that he did not succeed in
getting more than half mile from the Jail when
he was re-captured and returned to his old quar-
tors, to mediate upon the failure Of his we'll laid
scheme. We think Gordy is safe now. The
Sheriff was absent from home and no blame can
be ascribed to the young lady who was found
occupying Gordy's place behind the bars.
PRoF. WEBsTER's JUVENILE Class, gave
a very fine concert at Birchard Hall Monday
evening, very much to the stisfaction Of the par
ents whose childran were under his instruction.
There is no doubt these children have learned
some of the rudiments of music which will be OF
lifelong benefit to them.
PosrMAsrER SHoMo has made a great
improvement at his Office, by moving back tho
cases about Is feet. Now giving coinmodious
room to all who frequent the place. aHfg7
WM. A, RICE, presents his compliments
to his friends and invites them to cali at his
Store and examine his splendid stock of New
Goods. Heiwill not be undersold by any one
See advertisement, ~ "a. "a -r,-fsi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-05-01
clyde soIdiers, Ala sncIetr.

Correspondents of the Journal.
CLYDE, April 9th, 1863.
Ma. EDIron:-Wc would again beg a corner
in the Journal, to return our thanks to the peo-
pie of Clyde and vicinity for their donations
made to us for the soldiers. Our thanks are due
to Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham for So and some
articles besides; also to Mrs. Kline and daugh-
ters for dried fruit. and TO the ladies of the
North and South Ridges, as well as the sur
rounding country. And also TO the Young
Mems Lyceum here for $40 taken in at an ex-
hibtion. We have now in the Treasury $ll5 sc.
So that there is a fair prospect of our getting
along for some time as yet.
We have sent to the Commission at Cincin-
natl the following articles since our last report
viz: Shirts l3; Drawers, l6; Sheets 3; Pillow
Cases, Is; Pillows, 10; Socks, 90 pairs; Towels,
IL; Bandages, l46 yards; Comforts, 10; Pads %;
Slippers, pair; Coats, l; Envelopes, 81 packs:
Napkins, 90; Handkerchiefs, 49, Dressing Gowns,
l6; Congresses, 81; 8 quires paper, 50 Combs,
l6 cakes aud A bars Soap 8 pounds of Hops,
cans Apple Butter, A of Peaches, of Strawber-
ries, 2 of Gooscberries, 2 unknown, Tooth
Brushes, l box Mustard. Dried Apples, 1853
pounds Peaches, 80 pounds; Curranis, 1S lbs;
IA lbs. of Elder and Whortleberries; 2 lbs Cher
ries; parcel of Backberries; piece of dried
beef; bottle Of Cucumber catsup; 2 of Toma-
toes; Of Horseradish kegs Of mixed pickles,
of Onions, and one Of Horseradsh containing
gallons. Mrs. BRADLEY FUTILE, Sec'y.
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FAInBkNks' GoAlfs ---Haviug lsarned that in
some cases, persons with whom we have no con-
nection whatever have been travelling through
che country representing themselves as our
agents, or as selling scales made from Fairbanks
patterns, &C., we EN- Il proper 10 say that the
genuine Fairbanks scales are made only at Saint
Johnsbury, Vermont, where they have been
made for thirty -three years or more by r. a r.
Fairbanks A Co., the originali Inventors, and that
others represented as such arc only limitations.
II the agents for such other scales have conf
dencc IN their merits, they would have no occa-
sion 10 resort to such means to sell them or avail
reputaiionwhichth the Messrs. Fair
banks have honestly earned. All our travelling
agents will be furnished by us with certificates
Of agency, which they will be happy TO show TO
ally acquainted. otfg
FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF a co.
Chicago, April 23d, 1863. - ~
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Diseases Of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent insidious and dangerous The prop
critics of medicine to alleviate, cure and upreot shess
complaints must be Expeeorant Anodyne and InyigOr
atng, oosenng the Of the throat and impartng
tone to the entire system. No discovery 10 medical
mastered this class Of diseases like DR.. Wyn-
koops Iceland zeetora Iis used with the most aston
ishing results in ell OF Bronchitis Inauenza
WhoopiDg Cough, Diptheria, Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma, Group, Cough Colds Nervous Iritability ke
The Rev J. j. Potter, eertaes, that have used Dr.
wynkoOps PectOral for years. myself and in my family
forsevers Pulmonary Complaints, and have resommen-
ded to many Others and have never seen its equa
Rev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N. r.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonials
could be produced showing Its remarkable aud that
&c nsssr fails.
It'll composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Gilead
Peruvian Balsam, Elccampane, Comirey, Buraock and
other invaluable expsetorant and tonic ingredients.
harmless prompt and lasting Invsids and sufferers
eannst afford to neglect trial Every family should
have It. It srenarkabe for Group. Full Descriptions
recommendations and directions accompany each BOTTLE
Sold in Town by all Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wynkoop, and sold By D. s.
Barnes & Co. New York, 3moe
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Ne,u Adrnrfiaementn.

Kirby's Mower and Reaper. The many ex-
cellencies of this machine are clearly stated
Also the Iron Duke Corn Shelter. Theodore
Clapp Agent
Home Fire and Inland Navigation Insurance,
and the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
These arc among the best companies in the I'm
ion. r. W. B. Mcclellan, Agent.
New Goods at VIM. A. Rices.
Howells IL Salzman, Dentists, Clyde
Stray Cattle, Isaac McKsson, Sandusky.
To Teachers, by County School Examiners.
Annual Meeting of Oak Wood Cemetery As.
sociation, to elect officers, &c.
Two Road Notices from Washington tip.
Watches, Clocks Jewelry, DC, at the Post Of
fee by H. Zimmerman.
n List of Letters, remaining in the Post Office.
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Fremont Com mon Council.

Fremont Common Council.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 30.
Council met: Present, Kline, Mayor; Capper
Bennett, O'Conner and Roberts. Roberts was
appointed Recorder, pro t'a. Minutes Of pre-
vious meeting read and approved.
On motion, d. D. Lane was granted perms.
sion to build Hide House in the rear of tho
Cannon House.
On motion of D. Capper, it was adopted thai
The Sexton. be allowed TO charge the sum o
% so for graves of persons over twelve years
all under that age $2 "
On motion of o. A. Roberts, the levy for the
present year was fixed at Ia mills for Road pur.
poses and . mills for Corporation purposes
Vote unanimous. atsl a.7at ss'F
On motion of D Capper, the prices for labor
were fixed at 81 25 per day for laborers: 81 so
per day, for team, with good man in attend
ance. Vote unanimous.
Council adjourned.
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Homo Teafinonr.

GILEkD, Wood county, Ohio, August Is.
On. G. W. RoDAcK-Dear sir--Pernit 10 inform you
and all suffering humanity afflicted have been, Of the
benefit have derived from your valuable Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Pills IhAve had denciency In my
lungs for some two years. that baed the skill ofo beat
both at home and abroad; besides had the
Dyspep psa badly thst my food would stay in my
stomach In the smallest quantities; and through these
became so emacated weak could scarcely
walk, and sometimes could not. But am hearty and
we'll at tic present. and aege the cause tn
your medicines for took others at that time and
much thanks 10 you for the Almanac that accidentally
fell into my hands. Yours truly, J. BALMER.
Rcaderi do you know OF any other remedies earth
that will produce such glorious results the above;
Sec advertisement. a'.f
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Lxors KAruAnroN.

This delightfal article for preserving and beauyng
the human again put up BY The original proprietor
and Is nov made with the care skill and attention,
Wheh first created M immense and unprecedented sales
Of over million Of bottles annusyi s still sod
IS cents In large bottles Two millions bottles ea-
silly be sold 10 when II Is again known that ths
Kaharop is not only the most delightful hair dressngn
the world but that Il eesnses the scalp seu and dsnd
ru gives the hair lively, rich, uxuriant growth and
prevents II from turning gray These considerations
worth knowing The Kahairon has been tested for over
twelve years. and Is warranted described. Any lady
who values beautiful head Of hair VIII the Kathai-
Itis finely perfuned, cheap and vsluabls tits sod
By ali respectable dealers througheut the world.
2mOs D. s. BARNES CO., NEW YORK
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ID. w, Krebs a Co..

Wish to say to their friends and to the public
generally, that their Store is now open for trade,
and they promise the people great bargains can
be made with them. The old stock on hand
viii be sold at prices below the prices of any
other establishment in Fremont. Our new
Goods commenced arriving from New York to-
day, and we can assure all who want good goods
and cheap goods, that the Store Of Krebs d Co
is the place to buy them. of the farmers and
country people they will take all kinds of pro-
duce butter, eggs, de-, in payment Call at the
old Store of D. Belts q Co., and you viii find
us ever ready to wait upon you. More partie-
ulars next week. heEs