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Rensler Martin Hedrick.Fred Remmell Joseph ' Hineline Jacob ( Ryan James ; Horn Joseph . . t Koyee Simeon Hefliinger Fred KearicK J b Hans Lucas ' Rectenwalt Jno Homan George Rich Victor Heberling Isaac '' Riorden Thos Horn John Riorden Timothy ; Hauser Joseph . " Reiser John " Hit Henry ' ' 1 ' (. Rumpff CG ' HausemanFred RearickCL HufTord Perry - . Roberta OA Hoot A Remy F Hime FrancisJ Rinecker F J ' Hollinper Frederick Roeebaugh J C Hess Jacob Rees Thos G ' Hyatt John VT ' Rice Wm A - -- Ryan Hufford William John Hafford EF Rawson J L ' ' ' Hnnt Thomas' (tawson ME ; Henery August ' Rensler John , . Reed Emanuel Hensel Adaro ' Harris A J Reed Wm ' ' Hale A J Rice Thos ' Heblinger Fritz. Rikerd John ' Hobucker Jacob Raferty Felix Holbison John -- Haynes Rice Kobt jr - Jacob Rineck Anthony Hendery Gnstun Rineck Daniel Halter I M Riser Fred Hall Penfaiuitl J Rise Chas ' ; " Raymond George H iett George " Rhodes Daniel Horn Charles-Hallemye- r RearickWmE: Merchant Rockwell Sam " ' Heffner T F Ransauer Michl Hfffner J R . Rearirk Jno E Howard Lawsorr Russell James Hurdick William Rumbaugh J ' ImlerH W Rice Jno- - " 1 June Daniel L Rosenberger Jas ' Johnson W R Roller J L ' JenktfWT " Ravels A"'- - ' " ' Joseph Ch .. Sigfried Tilghman Joseph John J ; Striker Chas JoHeph Isaac .' . , Shell Isaac Jackinan W.M' ' Smith Emaunel JowephJohn " Smith AW' ' Johnson Edward Smith AO Joseph Frederick ServisThos .Tune David ' ' Standish Chas W K.orce Jacob Smith Joshua ' KLing George W -- '. S tiger Chn ' I Kelly Sylvanus Schiller AB Koler John Smith Henry C Slaughter - Kessler Noah Henry ' ' Raiser William Segraft Chas Keen Michael ' ' Switzgable B Keefe Frank ' Slier Andrew "Kuhn Samuel ' Shell Milton ' Kessler Frank Smith Levi ' J Kiser William Snering S ' King Philip ', Smith Domineck King Jacob StClairMW' Kellwl Joseph ; ; ShifferH A Keenan Mike' "' Smith J as Schwartz Kessler George Samnel ' ' Kessler Peter - Smith Wm I ' ' Krotzer Peter K ' Shoemaker Bryan King EB Smith MA Koon Frank ' IStierwalt Nathan "' KrebsDW iStine Jonathan . Kuntz John F ; Seaman Benj D Keller William Slater John Kesty Andrew jSteward John Keller Henry Spohn Levi Keefe James Speaker Jno G Kecfe rhUip Spicer Li v Krelw CJeorge J Smith John D Knerr Paul Slagle Chas Keller Henry ' Slagle John Kuna Samnel Schmitoeor KunsD K Snyder Jac Kennclly John Slatell Jno Kessler John Shell John Kenyon Henry Swinehart Andrew Keefcr I M Stellar Joseph " King Alex ' Smith Jasper Kuntz John Scran ton James A Kecfe Frank sen Strausbaugh Joseph Iiucas Robert Sweely Benedict . Lesher Henry Schoch David Leppelman L Smith Ezekiel ' Loveland James Sigfried A Leppelman E J jr Stierwald Moses , Lockwood W H Shreffler Henry Lynch John jr SbreffierJno . Leschum Jacob jshivelyHjr Leonter George iSwabChaa Iee David Skinner J do LeeEdA Shippy Andrew" Lye Ch Stefler Orlando Lutting John J StuberChn Long Joseph jShuman Geo Lieber Georpe StirewaltJ Lewis John W iShanaaan Frank Long Jacob J jShanahan Wm Lattish Daniel . .Stack John Lischy Jacob StinePhUip LudwigJK' Shrefferstine A Long AH' Slate J G LongDM Sargent EH Lane DP I Thaller Jno Lytic Isaac J3chd Mich 1 Lynch Owen Thompson Joseph E Leschert Andrew Treat John r" Shuman Chester Tyler CB I Scanlin John Tier Geo W : ; Smith Florin Vaudercook WeJey ? 8 homo HR Voght Henrv ' ' Steel GW Van Doren J B ' Seakle Ant bun Veast Lewis i .n. Sargent Stephen Veast John Swoop Chn Vensinger John Send Apher . ' Veast Chas Smith Simon Valine J S Skinner NG 1 ' Vance David ' Spencer Dan Wright Thomas Stine Joseph Wright Thomas V Seward Casper Wagoner Theo Stiber Jno White Wm R Shade Geo Weiker Philip Bennett Coonrad Walters Alexander Shade Adam '." Wilson Silas Shreffler John " Wivel Michael '' "' Springer O H.'!' '' Wolf Josiah R ' Snyder Fred Wolf Jackson ' Stuber Jos Winter BO Shrader Wm Warner Daniel '' Slick David "' ' l: WinslowH " ? StayerChn' ' - " Walters Edward ' Schmittus Peter WardL W Singlebach Adam ' Walden Jas Smith Jno Wagoner Jacob . Stair John ' Wagoner Moses ' ' Staley B Wentlin Frank ' ; Stacy H ' 1 Wensinger John SbawHM Wheeler Edward J Stine Wm Waggoner Jonathan J Sherrard W J ' Weiker Peter Williamson Shanahan Bat''"'M! Geo ' Smith Wm ' WonderlyFred Smith Philander' Walters Frank- - ' Stoner Richard ; Taylor Woodworth Sid -- Woodworth Wm H Truman Tuckerman Asa ' WillmerF Tucker Douglas. Willi J L ' Thirwechter M D Welch Jas Thomas Martin White Wm B ' : Taylor Grand ville Wilson Amos ; Thomas Joseph , WoollardGC 1 Taylor Chas Vounkman Wash' ton TschumyC W ' Younkman David ' ' Tyler (4eo Veager Peter Tyler J W ' Zorn Jacob Thompson Jno Zimmerman H J " Thompson Chan Zimmerman John Tobin Richard Zimmerman Philip Titus Clark eigier uenry Taylor Sylvester Zimmerman A ' Taylor SB Zeager John Toole Peter Zigler Martin "' :' Tucker N R - JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Andrew Sylvester Kiser Jacob Andries Joseph L King Solomon Anderson Harrison Krugh Simon Dower John 0 Keenan Peter . Baker Geo Kemmerly John. Baker Henry , King Jasper Bowers Joseph .. King Jackson Boor wmu ,, KohlPhUip Boor Fraucia KingWm Baughman Jacob Keenan TJ ,. Brown Lawrence Lease JF Brown Barnet Lease Thomas Beaver Frederick Loos Israel Bruner Martin Lemon David Bruncr Abraham Ludwig Henry Bruner Isaac Long David Beckman Nicholas Lee Wm Bra baker John . LeaseOtbo Beckman Henry Maurer Philip Breneman Wm Mowrey AH. BixlerCairy G Myers Samuel . Chirrs Jacob Mowrey Levi Clubb Jtred Mowrey Geo I ; CummingsJobn Mooroy Adam Cunitnings Jeremiah Miller Peter . . , Clinger John H Mangle John IVaubMicbael Myers Barney . Doll Samuel , McDonald Jackson , . Doll John Moomy Geo Doll Daniel . Miller Wm S Eldridge T J i Miller Peter T t'arver Peter ; Mauk Jcr Fry Henry . : Moulden J N Fabing John 'Mitchell Wm , Fooe Anthony Miller John FoosCaspar ... iMowrey Samuel Foos Joseph iMowery Jacob , Fisher Geo W i . iNewberger Joseph Flora Joseph ; jOtney Joseph Feasel John lOverraire Hugh Fickes Richard Oswalt Ienry ... Geesenun Peter . . O'Brien John ... ; Garn Edmond Overmire Joel ; j Garn Titus Overmire John I i Green Levj ; Overmire Benjamin F Green OB Rhinebold John ; f Garn John I jr Roberts Samuel Garn John 1 , Roberta Johu Gephart Valentine , , Remsburg N H Gephart Joeiah Rhinehart Theodore . Garn George I ...... Rafferty Peter Humtuell Emanuel Hollinger Rhinebold Solomon , Michael Ritzman August HeatonLF . Shale Jacob Harley David Shale Valentiue Huffman Daniel , Stine A D Hodgson Hazeltou Stultz Isaac : . Hawk Joseph Stackbouse Beujatuiu Hummell Ch Suites Wm Heetsel Peter I Spohn Daniel ' Huffman Mirani Swickard Daniel . Hammer Joseph Smith SM Hite Thomas Stiger David Hite Thomas A Sigler Jacob Hite Isaac M , Singlebaugh John Hoke John Shawl CeoW Hull Lucien Smith Wm J Huffman Geo . Strawman John Huffman Henry Teppe Michael Havens Hugh Vandrsoll Jacob jr Havens W J V andersoll W ro Hartsel Daniel Vandersoll Isaiah Hill Abram Vanwaggoner Miller . Harley Daniel Vorheis Andrew Hill I) K Vorheis Oliver Hollinger Jacob ... Voorheis John M ' Hammer Geo M Vandersoll Isaao IckesHW Walter Henry Ickes JosH Walter Peter John . Warner Samuel Ickes Levi Winters Francis IoksJestin Warner Daniel , ' Inks John Wise Cyrus Inks Jesse Warner Solomon Jackman Wm Woodruff Leonard Keenan Geo Wire F Kisseberth Johu , Wolfe Levi ... Kiser Anthony Kiser Wbitmore Andrew Joseph Wilhelm Lewis Kiser Stephen Wilhelm J KelleyJobn Wilhelm B Kelley James Williamson Edward Klotz Martin Wibel James , . Klotz David . Wise John . Klotz Phillip Young Flora Kuffler Casper Young C WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Ansted Adam Hartman Jacob Avers Fred HaarJohn Ansted Johu . .. Hotm.m John Avers John Henrick Johu Avers Lewis Hess Conrad AuxterWm Hubert John Andrews John Henricks Jonah Uowersux Jacob Hartgrove James Bewersox Simon Haar Lewis BoyerAmos Himelberger Moses Bower Andy Heberling F R Beeker Aaron Hess Peter Bowersox Emanuel Hoselbaugh Philip , Baker Frederick Hetrick Peter Brinkman G H Hetrick Samuel , Buchman George Huraberger Solomon Bannl! Henry Heberling Solomon S Brocksiger Henry Harr Samuel . Baumer Harrison v Hufford Thomas , Hilgeuick Box Joshua Wm Bover John . , HullingcrW J ' Beck John O , Henricks Zachariaa Berger Joseph . , Hess Adam . y Balsigerjohn Harming Tilgtnaii . BirketJohn Hootnian Harman ' Bowman John ' Haar Samuel Boyer Samuel ' Isenhoot Geo - Birket Solomon Isenhoot Henry i Boyer Wm ' Imes Jasper Birket Wm Ickes Adam H ' Bomgardner Wm June Geo ' Birket John Rilgus Fred Boyer Daniel Kromb Jacob Crotzer Aaron KinkerJohn Crotzer David Koop John Cline Daniel KirshJohn Cookson Joseph Kizer John ' Doucan Anderson King Joseph Drum Adam ivunii tiono Dasbem Aaron Kirsh Philip Ditz Henry Kiser Peter Drumhelk-- r Joseph King Samnel Drum Jacob Kizer Thomas ' DashemJoel Kopp Ulrich Dashem Levi Kizer Levi Dadley Oliver liay Elias Dornmver Solomon Langman Harman Eversole Jacob Loose Jerome L Engler Jonas r Linker John Eversole Noah Lay John Fought Amos Lants John Fought BP Lantz Simon ' Fisher GoUieb ' Laroale Wm Finkbiner Jacob Lovebery Jonathan Fox James 5f aurer Aaron Fernberg James -- Flory Moll Chas John Maurer Conrad Foster Noah Maurer Emanuel ' Fisher Peter B Mellman Fred jr Fought Samuel Maurer Geo Fought Simou Minch Geo A Fisher Wm F ; ' Maurer Harrison Fought Wm Manahan Ira Pisher 8 B Myer John Gam Dan i l Myer John H Geeeemaii D Maurer John B Grant Geo Maurer Jesse Gallach Henry GtillmcrJobn Munch Jacob Miller Jacob Gneiser John Moomy Jacob George King Mapes Joseph Gossman J jpbolas Myers Lewis Haleman August -- Horning Maurdr Samuel Adam Mills Tillman Jiartmso He pry Mijlioui VanttRf Heine roan Henry Shivcly Johu ' Hess Jacob, v '- - . .Snyder Jacob. . Hansber(r Jacob Stultz Jacol)'t Minch Peteri" Sbaueielt, Jacob 'i 1'eiaet Andrew iSholtz Jacob' Nose Frederick Solman Lewis " XYnpeeenry- - V Smith Le.vi L " - Neweomar Jshji ISuyder Mosea 's Natchtrieb Jacob Sumer iColandus Nape Jacob Snyder Noah Nomeny John Smith Nelson Nape Peter .... ; Strauch Philip Obermyer Amos' ! Saam Philip Obermyer Aaaron Speildener P Obermyer Edward Smith Russets Obermyer Geo ISbively Solomon Obermyer Henry H Stierwalt Samuel Obermyer JsaiahJ - -- Obermyer Strohl Wallace John... Stultz Wm Obermyer Michaef Shanefelt Wm Obermyer Philip A Skinner Geo W? ; . Obermyer Philip H , Sigendaller Francis'""' Obermyer Solomon . Stultz Philip Obermyer Wm Tebbe Frederick Tebbe John ,; ' Obermyer Barnhart Overmyer John Th'ierwechter S S ' Overmyer Henry G TebbeWni ' (' Overmyer Solomon sr" Upp Henry Orendorf Mathias "" Utney Heury' ; ' " '' PaulCh , Upp Aaron ' ' Paulson Ch Ungert Joel ;' Phillips OE Y'l Udd John OuinnGeo r. 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Kiser Joseph Alexander Henry Klotz Jno Hove George Keller Andrew Bowser Frederick Lieh man Leodegar Barnes James W Long James ' Barnes John Long 88 BeatyHK Lichty Jno u : u- - I lllt I T 111 Layman Wm Brownell Elias lllanning Wilburn Baker Jacob , . Manning Wesley Benton A E "' Mitchel Erwin Baker BD . Metzgar Miller Bove Jacob. Metzgarjobn Bove Michael i Myers Samuel Bonawitz Jonathan Metzgar Aaron Bonawitz Johu " Miller PS Brown Valentine Miller J G Baker Jacob , Myers Garman ... . Betts Jno F Mathias Daniel , . CaryChaeH Martin Samuel '. Cook JnoL " Miller. Adam . ... i Cook Wm D McDauielsCH Cook A B . . ; Orwig JnoH . . ;j Conley Michl .. Phillips Sylvester ; ConleyThos nnllips Henry Cookson J S Parker Nathan . Cook Joshua ' - Poorman Wm W ; Deer Joseph Plants John Plautz Dick Jno P Peter ; Dunn Wm K -- Dolwic Plantz Samuel . Alex Peach Richard Dunlap Thos Ilusch Geo . Day Stephen F : Ross Jno .. ; Donnell Jas ' Itaphe JnoF ; , ... Downs Stephen Roush Daniel Earl David Riley Simon : Earl Elijah; . Rumple Daniel Earl Samuel Earl Kuckle Uavid Daniel Roush Michael . Eberhart Fred Roush John jr ... EarlPhiUp Robbins David Evans Joseph Rhiel Jacob Evans Everet Richardson C G . . - .' ' Entsminger Wm : Ruckle Francis Erazier Jas S Rinecker Geo Fickes Jacob . Smith Leonard . v Foreider Jno C Smith HE ; Fry Jacob . Stahl Michael Frazier Franklin Strouse Wm . ( FarrellJasO Smith Chas ., Forest Lorain , StClau- - Peter Fuller Wm H .' Sprout Masion , , Graves Wm , SproiitJohn .. Graham Eiura . . Seltzer Nathaniel Gamby Benj ' ., Sheasly Soloman Greising Jacob bebatenberger Peter (jossard Kufus Smead Sumner Gossard Win H H ShellEliaa " ; ; ; Green AW , ; Snyder. Harvey Graver Geo Strohl Albert : Garn John r Smith James Garn Jacob . Tinney Jackson , Hughes Jno ...... Tinney EC Hoffman Oliver Tinney DS Hathaway GD . Thorn AM Harley Samuel Taylor AB Harley Isaac . , WincnejJ Stephen Huff Elisha " w incneii L u Hummell Jno . Woodruff Edward : Huff Jackson . WyantRK Innian James Willman Joseph V Imler A H Zimmerman George Jennings Joseph ' - Zimmerman Philip Kiser Peter ! TOWNSHIP. Aldridge Edwin Jacobson Jacob jr Durket Abram ' Iteiser Daniel Bowser Geo Keiser Reuben Brubaker Homer KingJC Blauser Henry ' Kelley Levi Blanck Peter ' Kelley Chas Blanck Amos Linker Henry - Blanck Abram ' '' Ladd Amos . Bowlus Wm Lantz Heury Baughman Samuel ' Myers Isaac Beaker Fred ' Miller Geo W : ' ; Bell ST ' ': Myers Lewis ' Bray Thomas Miller Wm - . Biddle J 8 Miller Abram ' Cunningham Henry MUlerGeo r Craig t m Moses John Campbell James Michael John Campbell Wm JVaUor Wm P Crout H M Oberst John - ! Callihan Wm B Oberst Conrad ' Cunningham Wm . Peck MM. Cunningham James Parker Win, Campbell Geo Peoples John Campbell liobert Peterson Thos H Drifunire Henry . Ream Wm DegroR Matthew .. Ream Jonathau Downs Daniel , Smith Isaac Dean John E . Smith Daniel jr Donalds John L Smith ER ' E pier Benjamin r. Smith LF Entehouae Casper ; Smith Jess " Eaton John Smith Emanuel Freebrook Ch . Schell lHsdore Fickes Solomon Florence Sampsell .Jacob Robert j bnoup Adam Friar Harvey.. . - Sampsell Jacob ' Garns John Strausemyer .Casper Garna Elijah SutersTJ Graham Isaac , , Smith PC " ' Garns Adam , ; , Smith JC -- Smith Garna Peter ; f Adam ; Garns Tobias. . Sentz Henrv. ' Garns Andrew . . Sboemau Chas . , ' Garns Milton Taylor Geo W Garns Daniel . Tayler Benjamiu Garns Joseph I , Taylor J B Henline John Thomas Hubbard Henline David . Thompson Wm t . Henline Tobias : Hunt Uager Isaac John Vauhorn Henry Hurlbnrt WW Vanhorn Aaron Hill H H Vannans Dennis B Holcomb E T Waster Geo Holcomb J W .. , Whitney E F Hoff Abram , Whitney E A Hoff Samuel WhitixAW Hutchinson J M .' WichmanJF Imel Solomou , Weaver Joseph Ickes Henry Wight NR Ickes Geo W Y easting JF Jones Benjamiu Y easting Jacob ' ' Jones MT - , WOODVILLE TOWNSHIP. Albert Geo . Degroft John Adler Leonard Dunham Davis jr ' Boose Jas W Emch John Bricker Jacob Emch Benedict ' Beal Chas ' Emch Garret ' BrnnerCbas Emch John Battey Wm " j ' Emch Nicholas Blausey HH Emch Frederick Bartleheini Ch ' Egley Henry BidkerWm F - ' Egley Peter Barkhow John Fleckinger John Barkbow Henry Fraxy Henry . Coerman Chas rork Henry Bartleheira Rudolf Fingerhute Johu Borcherding Henry Geyer Henry Brinkroeir Henry Gerkin Heqry Brinkmier Henry jr Gervin Fred Blausey HF Gervin Wm Buerman Chas Gillespie Francis ' Bru nee Henry Iluddlebrink J H BrunceWm Huddlebrink Geo Huddlebrink Basey Lewis Lewis Basey John F Huddlebrink H L Baldwin Eben Huddlebrink F A Blausey Frederick Henricks WmH Baldwin T J Hubler Ch Bodett Frank Herman Henry . Baker Harman - ' rmietH Biuniker August Hen nix man J M Camper Chas Huddlebrink Wm Camper Wra Huddlebrink Heury LP' Harmyer John F Clink Jacob ; Harmyer Harman Clink Chas HovtClta ' ' Camper Frederick Johnson B H fronewett Chas Jaeger Fredwick Kueinm Adam Philips R Klausiug Harnian Peters Henry ' y Klauaing John F Plumb Wilber Kerbel Conrad Prior Adam " Kinating Simon II Itearick John H Kupp John Kiffer (4eo I Kupp Andrew Rolixninn HW Kahler HeBry liancamp Henry : .' Kahler Lawrence Rundell Calvin ' Krotzer IraW Sjlamsen Lewis Krotzer Isaac W Scbulte Frederick Kapp John Sandwich H S Kiel Wm Schubert Chas Kroetz Peter -- Kruse Schubert August Garret " Shipman OF . Kruse Harman; Stine H H ; ; Kasewan Henry . Sandwich John ' Iiibba Fredrick. Sandwich Harraau Linker Lewis Schroder Geo , laDgermBn Henry . Stabler Chas Logerinan Frederick Staen Heury. Myers Johiv - 5 Sclirader Wni i ) Myerholts Win " Slink Ch ' MyerholtsGeo Shnke Wm Michael Garret Shoemaker Henry ' Maenert Lewis . r - Shoemaker Henry C. Molkenbtir C H j, Schrader Henry t. Meyer John F K Schrader t redenck Montler Hsnry v Smith Seaman Solman Myers Ernst H Lewis Moore Samuel Schafer Leonard Montler J F . .... Spada Harman Messer John ' Sim Harman Miller Frederick Tille Henry Miller Dederic Taulker Heury ',, Myers John S TruaxJH IViehaus John" Trnax Jolm ' Nichols J C Ungcrer Geo Nuhfer Anthony Weber P B -- Wilkrf Nieman Henry Frelcrick Navey Joseph - , Walters Lewis Noggle A J Walters Peter Neighousmire John -- 08born Wiengert Ch Henry '. Y easting r redenck RICE TOWNSHIP. Arts John Halderman John Henry Halderman Edwaul Anspach Allen Kaesner Charles Anspach John Kingfield Leonard Alexander Keiser Frederick Win Korb Jacob Brost Jacob ; Kromp Win R Boyer Emanuel Billau Krilick Aaron Jacob Krilick Daniel Bowersox Edmond Krilick Elias Cehuer Soloman Ijattimore (Jeorgc Cuisinow Gabriel ' Longabaugh M Cavallier Edmond Longabaugh John DyonH Lambert Joseph Dyon John Lamalee Philip Deihl Geo Lapoint Henry Druckinillcr John lay Charl Druckniiller Joseph Mafert Gotleib Darr Peter Merka Frederick IX-ma-s Geo Manger JhcoI lVnias Peter Miller Isiiac Engler Henry Miller Sainue Kngler Jacob Miller Wm Engler Frederick Miller Mason Easnian Henry Vichols Frederick Eisenhour Alfred Overmire John Fallcr Jacob Overmire David Frey Charles Ohlinger Franklin Forguson U Ohlinger Geo Forguson Grant Pcttee Paul Gressman Philip Reineck Lewis Gilson H ReineckJohn Gilson Levi Reineck Ambrose Gunyer Gregory Ileed Samuel Glasser Simon Slaughter J Gnepper Arnt Sigenthaller Honry Gnepper Aurael Stokes Jacob Ghan Conrad Sherf Gustavus Gonaricn Jacob Smith Joseph Gitws Martin Smith Jacob Gross Hugo Stull Geo Gross John Tucker Hll Greesman George Tuckerman Ezra Horn A Underbill EH Haltendyer Casper Wacgoner Stephen Hineline H E Waggoner Barley Hetrick Jacob Waggoner Nicholas Henry Frederick Waggoner Joseph Hineline Theo ; Whiteman Daniel Hetrick Jesse Wolf Michael Hetrick John : Wright David Hetrick Wm Willey Alexander - ' Hetrick Peter Yeagle James Hetrick Daniel Younker Jacob Hineline Charles P Younker John A Harrison Thaddeus The following information is published for the Iene6t of all persons concerned: 1 he "act to organize ana discipline tue mil itia of Ohio," passed March 31st, 1864, provides for an enrollment of all white male citizens res- idents of this State being eighteen years of age, and under the age of forty-liv- e years, in the mil itia, and that they shall jteriorm military duty in accordance with the laws of the State and the United States. , ' Certain persons are exempted from enroll ment in the militia, sh follows: i 1st. All persons in the army or navy, ot volunteer forces of the United Slates. i Sd. Persons who have Ihsch or hereafter nnv Iia liiiiw,i'iilil v rliw..hurfrMd from the arillV or J J o J . navy of the United States, in consequence of the performance of military duty for one year, j 3d. Commissioned officers serving under this act, who shall have served as such in ' the militia of this State for the space ornve years; but no officer shall be so exempted, unless by his resignation after such term of service duly accepted, or in some other lawful manner he shall have been honorlily discharged, i : '4th. hvery mus ician and private of every uniformed company raised, or hereafter to be raised, since May 1st, 1863. uniformed according to the provisions ot anv law of this State, and who shall have per' formed services in such company or troop lor the space of five years from the time or his em rollment therein, shall be exempt from military duty, except in cases ol war, insurrection or m- - vawinn 5th. Every person phvsically disabled may be exempted from military dut y, if he files with flie country auditor, on or before August I5th, of every year, a statement ol a reputable physician or surgeon, certifying that such person is unfit for military duty by reason ot such physical disa- bility or bodily iufirmity, which shall be describ ed in said statement. This (statement must be verified by affidavit of said physician or surgeon, If any person shall knowingly or wilfully make a false affidavit in this matter, lie snail oe adeem ed puiltv of perjury. . In examination under mis class oi exemptions touching a person e physical ability to perform military duty, the same rigid examination as is required under U. S. Army Keguiauons lor sol- diers in the general service, must not bo made.. The question of physical disability comprehends only the ability of the person to perform the or- dinary military duty required under the State laws. ! This clause must not be so construed as, to allow county auditors, on the affidavit of a phys- - ican, to exempt Irom military duty, any mem- ber of the National Guards. All such exemp tions are null and void, and will not protect the person claiming exemption under them from prosecution for refusal to obey the orders of his commanding omcei. 7th. All persons absolutely exinpted from enrollment iu the militia by the laws of the Uni ted States. This class of exemptions has given rise to number of inquiries as to what jiersons are ex- empt under the laws of the United States. All exemptions from military duty under the laws of the United States prior to March 3d, 1863, were set aside, and the Act of Congress known as the ''Conscription Law,"- - passed March 3d, 186., provided lora ditterent classol exemptions. ,Under the provisions of the amended "Conscrip- tion Law,'1 still further changes wereVuade in the classes exempt from duty. Section ten of the Act of Congress, assed F'ebruary 24, 1864 being the act amennaiory oi me ii", nrovides: "That, the following person be, and they are hereby exempted from enrollment and draft under the provisions of this act, and of the act to which this is an amendment, to wit: Such as are rejected as physically or mentally unfit for service, all persons actually in the military or naval service of the United States at the time of the draft, and all persons who have served m the military or naval service two years during the present war and been honcrabiy aiscnargeu therefrom; and noperton but tot as are herein txempted, shall be exempted. A person who has been drafted, and has been released on payment of three hundred dol- lars commutation, is not thereby exempt from the operation of any further draft, and . will not, therefore, be exempted from enrollment and the payment of commutation under the law of the State. A person however, who has been drafted, and has been released by reason of having fur nished a substitute, provided said substitute is not subject to draft, is exempted during the pe- riod for which substitute is not liable to draft, but not exceeding the time for which substitute has been accepted. Such persons will, there- fore, be exempt from enrollment, and the pay- ment of commutation under the laws of the State during the period for which he is exempt from military duty under the laws of the United States; provided the substitute so furnished shall not be liable to perform military duty un- der the laws of the State. ' No provision is made for the correction of the enrollment by county auditors by adding to it the names of such persons as may have arrived at the age of eighteen years subsequent to the annual enrollment by the assessors. This can only be done at the annual enrollment next suc- ceeding, and in the manner prescribed by law. Persons exempted under the provisions of the laws of the State, or of the United States, who shall voluntarily enrol themselves in any company of HjTaUonaT Guard, will be considered as waving their rights toexemption under those laws, and can only be released from military duty therein by the Governor of the state, B. R. COWEN, Adjutant General, Ohio. All persons who are subject to military duty under the provisions of the Militia law of this State, and who are not. members of some mili- tary organization authorised .by law, must ei- ther become members of some volunteer com pany, or pay into the County-Treasur- on or before thelothday of August, 1864, the sura of four dollars, which sum shall exempt them from performing military service for one year. Ex- emption certificates will not be issued after that date. Citizens are hereby requested .to report to me such not. herewith OSCAR BALL. Auditor Co. Fremont, July 25th, 1864. Unionism in North Carolina. 1 1 Matters nre far Iroui satisfatdry to the reb- els in the "Old North State,"-a- n shown by the following extract from a letter.-writte- n by Brig. Gen. Holmes to a brother officer in Ewell'8 Corps, and ibtjnd by out sold iers at SilverSpriBgsl: f : ; ! I Gov. Vance speaks in Morgantown next Tuesday. I think he will be elected Gover nor. If Hoklen could b6 elected he would briny another war on its.' We would then have to hsht not only. 4lie 1 ankees, who threaten us on every side, but domestic traitors, who are only awaiting the signal to rise in open revolt against the Confeder ate Government.' Gov. Vance has not back lone enough, and were it not for the free use of the military simr in his sides, the State of North Carolina would long ago ftave gone over to tit Yankees by default. I am ashamed to own it, but the majority of the Worth Carolinians not in the army are trai tors to our cause. t 'i r. a LETTERS remaining unclaimed in the at KremoDt, State of Ohio, on th 88th ilny ol July, 1864. A udf rscin Mwrj M Mm ; Keeler Franeii Miss Buyer Elizabeth Mm KfaerSoloma Mm Buchman (iefirge King Elizabeth Mian Bard Amand M 2 Lane Joseph M 2 Beler Ieo s, r. . Lindsay Jane J Misa BinckFliiUip Layer Margret V s Brown J :Mowery Isabel I Billmyi Andrew Mire A ('ookfton Mary Mis Miller John ' UrncKermilter Julia McHutchena Mr Dibert John ; . Meehel A Mra ; EMridgc Nanny Mm Miller Daniel .anter Jnbn h . Miller John Peter ('.His Jamea S Potter J Mm Fickea Rosanah Mr retton E K Cart Filran Pens J Mias... .8 Rasaell Lydis Mrs Fink Cant kel J A Grant John Sherman Mary Mra... .2 Grorer Eunice MiM Shumacher Martin Grant Statira A Mm Schultz Amelia Miss IIar.en or Hogen Joxepb Swarthout Norton H Hia I'eter Shoup Haiti Mm Hoffman Mary Mm Ktilller Mary R Mrs Haven Ann M Hn Shell Milton Mm Hill Kmeretta Misa Shively S Henlu Wm Snyder Jamea JoReph F'red Smith Michael Jacnn laanore Wbitaell l.ydi A Mian King Mary Mrs 'J : wiiaon r rancia Mr Kloaeman Magg Mrs Woolcut William Mra Kaiaer Wm Vetzer J C Hon 2 Keefe Jamea To obtain theae letters, the applicant tnuot call Vrtised Utlen" and give the date of the list and pay one cent for advertising, ir not called tor in one montn iney will be sent to the Head Letter umce. H. R. 8HOMO, Postmaster. ' E STRAY. av . A cbeaaot colored MARE of medium size, with AwJPri with very little white fn forehead, and white on it 1 li left, hind foot, rather low in flesh, came to the enclosure of the estate of J. K. I'ease, deceased, about ten days ago. - The .owner in rtrj nested to pay charges, and take ber away. Enquire at the bouse of MRS. M. E. PEASE. Fremont, July 28, 1864.. 30w3 Flax Straw! PRICES ADVANCED TO TMtTEEN DOL.17AYUS PER TON for straight X FLAX STRA-W- , in small nundles, averaging zu incnes. main staia, atra and fram $ 1 0 to $ 1 4 for that of less length, and (7 for tangled. JU1 to be dry and in good condition, delivered at the Flax Htll.near Ballville village. - July 29, 18o4. McLELLAN A CU. FINAIi SETTiEfaENT. K. GLENN, aa tbe Executor of the estate of TAMES Leveland, deceased, has filed in the office of tbe Proate Court, his accounts for tbe una settlement of said state, which will be heard on the zota day or gust, 1864, at one clock r. m. of said day. WM S. RUSSELL, July 22,1864." SOwS ' Probate Judge.! DR. STRICKLAND'S MEL L I FL O U S COUGH BALSAM, -- H?RE8 COUGHS. COLDS. SOHK THROAT. Asthma, j and Consumption, it is only necaeasary for any one troubled witn tnese compiaima to try one outiie oi STRICKLANDS ' MELLIFLOUS COUGH BALSAM,1 i .. . to convince them that it is the beat Congh Balaam ever used. It not only cures the above affections of the Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night Sweats and Spit ting of Blood, and is an excellent gargle for any kind Sore Throat. It Is pleasant to taae, and a sale medicine for Infant. Price 60 cents per bottle. For sale by Drug gists generally. 30yl General Depot S East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 0. J afawaaflawifc hi' A Sure Cure. VERY BODY IS BEING CURED of this distress E ing disease by the use of . - ? DR. STRICKLAND'S pile: remedy. Read what those say who have used it. Mr. Charles W. Landram, of Louisville, and Mr. J. Hardee, of Cincinnati, O., both were cured after using one pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. They say tbey have tried every thing but could obtain no relief, but one pot of Strickland's Pile Remedy effected a perfect cure after suffering for many years with the worst kind of Pile. They recommend every one who is Buffering try It. sold by all Drnggtsts, DO cents per pot. Manufactured at No 6, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati. Ask for LOylJ Dr. Strickland's File Remedy. f , r,.lll-r- .J U X - - STRICKLAND'S Anti - Cholera Mixture, IS a compound of astringents, absorbents, stimulants and carminatives, which every physician acknowledges is the only preparation that will effect a permanent cure ol. Diarrhoea and Dysentery. This Mixture is now in use in several of our army hospital where gives the greatest gatigfaction. It has saved the lives thousands of eur soldiera and citizens, and we will guar- antee it to be the best remedy in the world for Diarrhoea and Dysentery. ' . Mr. Woods, of Covington, Kentucky, will be most hap- py to satisfy any one as to the virtue of Strickland's Mixture; in fact we have a great number testimonials from patients who have been cured after be- ing pronounced incurable by their physicians, some after taking only one bottle of Strickland's Mix- ture. If you suffer with Diarrha-- a and Dysentery try one bottle. ' - SOLDIERS! You ought not to be without such a valuable medicine. The Cincinnati National Union, of April 24th says: that thousands of our soldier have been saved by the use Strickland's ra Mixture. For sale by Drug- gists at 50 cents per bottle. 30y 1 General Depot, 6, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O. NOTICE. Elizabeth Neff, vs. Petition for Divorce. Jona Ned. NEFF is hereby notified tbatou the second day JONAS 1864, hi wife, the above named Elizabeth Neff, filed in the Court of Common Picas, in and for the county of Sandusky, in the State of Ohio, her petition against him. Said petition alleges, that the said Jonas Nell, is now confined ia the Penitentiary of tbe State Ohio, on a conviction and sentence of the Court of Com- mon Pleas of Green county, Ohio, for the crime of horse stealing. Anfl petitioner, therein, fur that cause, prays to be divorced from said Jonas Neff. And said petition will be beard and said cause tried on the 17th day of Oc- tober next, or as soon thereafter as the Court will hear tbe cause. - ELIZABETH NEFF. July 22, 1864. . 29w Pr. fee, $4,00. FINAI4 . SETTIjEMEXT. DANIEL SMITH, as administrator of tbe estate Smith Jr., deceased, has filed in the office the Probate Court, his accounts for the final settlement of said estate, which will be heard on the 9th day of Au gust, loo, ai 10 o clock A. m,oi said any. WILLIAM S. RUSSELL, ' - - " "JulylSfSJ, SUtrq? - PrnhnteJn, TjlTCJTT OF ALL KINPS.WHITE rlOU FISH, BASS, PICKEREL, RED HORSE, CAT FISH and MACK- - E RE L by the Barrel or half BarreL COD FISH in quantities to suit purchasers. Call and see, at HARRIS'. 7 OPTICS. JUST RECEIVED, a Sue assortment of those excellent ftpberoldal CilaeneM. ' a beautifully ground Concavo Convex Lens .adapted fjj suit all ages, and mere apt to tatpree than impair the vision, the object appearing with the same force in all di- rection a. Also, other fine Crystal Glasses, perfect Concavo, Piano, Double Concave and Convex ienes, in Steel, Silver and Gold frame. ; eye rrotectora. . Eye or Nose Glasses. Morocco, Planished, and German Stiver Spectacle Cases. TF Call and See. at the Post Office BuiMimr. June 20, 1864. H. J. ZIMMERMAN. J n n Fremont, Lima & Union Railroad. ON and after Monday, May 18, 1864, trains 'iki run daily, (Sunday's excepted,) as follows: Leave Fremont, at ,00 o'clock, A. M. " eBrnner'a 06 . " .. , " Wintora,.i.......,a,3a m I Kansas, 9,60 o'clock, " " Jackson 10,12 " M i Reach Foatoria, 10,32; " Leave Foatoria 10,47 " " Arcadia, 11,17 " MarioB;...i.'.i..w.ll,40 , Arrive at Findlay, 12,00 " noon. RETURNING, , Leave Findlay, at 2,00 P. M. Marioo 2,20 - ! Arcadia, -- .2,43 ; Arrive at Foatoria, 3,13 " ' Leave Fostoria . ... 3,2a " 'Jackson ; ....3,43 " " Kansas, 4,0& . Winter 4,20 " " Brunei's.... 4,29 Arrive at Fremont, . 4,55 " Trains stop only on signal. Trains on this Road leave Fremont after the arrival of the Morning trains from Cleveland and Toledo; and arrive in the evening rn time to go either East or West , Passengers by this line reach Findlay several hours in advance of any other route. - . - - . ' Buy Tickets, via Fremont, in Cleveland and Toledo, at the Ticket Offices of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. L. Q. RAW30N, Sup't. Fremont, May IS, 18A4. . . .. THE LADIES, JL - Are invited to call and see the Sne asaestmeat of LASTING CONGRESS GAITERS,! of the Rochester manufacture. Lasting Balmorals, Balmoral Congress Boots, Kid and Goat Balmorals, Ac, die, at ' H. LESHER'S. "Our Cheap Table Is the greatest Curiosity in Town, on it can be found Ladies' fine Kid and Balmoral Shoes for $1,00 per pair- - ' Ladies' Kid heel Shoes for ,f 1.25 per pair. Ladies' Lasting Gaiters from $1,00 to $1V do. Boys' Calf Gaiters and Balmorals for $15 do. Children's Shoes of different kinds, irom 50 cts. to 75 cents per pair. J" Call and See, at , ; H. LESHER'S. Thit Specific restore! you to former health and without it yon tee the effects of diseaie. Dr. EUDIiUIfl'S SPEUFIC. This la the great 4b overeigi Remedy (composed efHITRAOTg from Indian kootastaui Herb,) for all diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Organs, iuca aa Incontinence of the Urine Inflamma- tion of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Kidneys, Stone In the Bladder, atrletare, Crawel, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, iannriTaled by anything yet dis- covered for curing the Whites m wo- - i ' When used according to directions this Remedy baa neither taste nor smell, and its nee cannot be do- - ; tectedbyany one. This remedy ia perfect and re- quire no Injections, which are calculated to destroy and deaden the diseased organs, but removes the poi- son from the sytem, creating buoyancy and health. It ia no quack Hedicine, bat ia tbe embodied ex- perience, or the Physician most successful ia curing all diseases! this class. . aVar Let aone despair a this remedy effects the moot astonishing cures, when all others fell. Price only f 1.U) per box, or S boxes lor 5.00. Sent by mail to any address on receipt of the price. For safe by all Druggists. Be that my signature is around each bjx. " ' of Proprietor, Cincinnati IS FOUND! " T WATSON'S Neuralgia King! of A perfect Antidote,8pecifie, and Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia has long been needed. After earnest and patient research, this has been triumphantly discovered. It is called Watsoh'8 Nkckaluia Kmu. Watson's Neuralgia King reaches tbe source of the trouble and banishes the disease from the system. Un- like the untold number of Liniments and Embrocations which merely stimulate the surface, are hut temporary in their effects, and are, at best, of doubtful virtue, it strikes at the seat of the ailment, arrests it, kills it, eradicates it, and leaves no trace behind. Watson's Neuralgia King also cures Uout and Dyspep- sia in all their forms, it is now giving relief to thousands who have been suffering from these diseases, and who have tried all other remedies in vain. - Watson's Neuralgia King has received the highest tes- timonials from tbe highest sources in regard to its won- derful efficacy. It operates with equal success in mild and chronic cases, never failing to work out a speedy and permanent cure. Watson's Neuralgia King costs but one dollar per bot- tle and less than a bottle often effects tbe end desired. Watson's Neuralgia King is the only specific and cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia that ha ever been dis- covered. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, !yl Buffalo, N. Y.; Fort Erie, C. W. Sold by all Drnggintg. P. to BUFFAJLO TESTIMONY. ! PEOPLE'8 CURE " Rheumatism. ' "I was troubled with Rheumatism for two years, u tier- ing more or lera every day. I have taken two bottles of the 'People's Cure,' and bare not had any pain since I left it off more than four weeks ago. 1 consider myself as entirely cored, and tbe medicine has made me feel very light and good jost like a young man, thougb I am aixty-tw- o years old. GODFREY 8CHEFFKJ-- , - 402 Michigan street." "My wife has been suffering from Rheumatism of aa in- flammatory character for about six or seven years, some- times very acutely. About the tirst of Jana last she " commenced taking the 'People's Cure,' and continued to take it some three weeks. - In tea days after she com- menced, the swelling and stiffness of ber joints had ma- terially lessened, and ia three weeks bad disappeared al- together. THOMAS POLLOCK, . Buffalo, Oct. 1, 1862. . . At W. U. Glenny's. the rTTT17 Cure PEOPLE'S VyUXll'li Fever Sores. ! it "Buffalo, Nov. 13, 1S62; of "Two of our subscribers one of them athieted with a bad Fever Sore, the other with Rheamatism having seen the advertisement of the 'People's Care' in this pa- per, purchased the medicine, and new, after haviog thor- oughly tried it, report to us, , commending it most heartily, aa a thorough remedy ia their case. Editors of Christian Advocate." ... potphlek.s cure -- war? My face has for more than ten years been gteatly dis- figured by eruptions and bunches, which at times exten- ded over my whole body, and once for three days made me entirely blind; but having taken two'botties of tbe 'People' Cure,' my acquaintances hardly recornice me indeed I hardly know myself aa I am a well man. Let of all who are like afflicted try the 'People's Cure 'the medicine prepared by the Sanitary Society and I think they will not begradge their dollar. , "JOSEPH 80DR, Turner, Buffalo, Not. 15, 1864. Mechanic Street." . S.E.' fllT Cures Scrofula and PEOPLE'S, lyUiVEi SaltBbeum,; "I have used the 'People's Cure' in my family with great benefit, in cases of Scrofula and Salt Kheum, and have recommended it frequently to my friends, all ef whom I believe have been benefitted, and most of them entitely cured by it. CHAS. SCHARFF, - : V S73 Main street, o THE riTTTlTI Cures Female PEOPLE'S j U IVHi Weaknesses. "I have been in feeble health ever since the birth of my of boy, who is now twelve yean old. I have had many troubles and difficulties, all this time uuntting me tor ev- ery kind of labor, and destroying all my comfort. Last summer I commenced taking tbe 'People's Cure, and have used four bottles, and am now almost a well woman. My difficulties hava nearly all disappeared, and I feel cheerful and happy. MRS. CATHERINE DEWALD, Dressmaker, Geodell Alley, above Tapper at. . Buffalo, October 20, 1862.",, THE T I T7 Cures when other PEOPLE'S lUlVEi medicines fail. or "My wife has been in poor health for a long time hav- ing of frequently to call a physician to attend her; but she waa recently very much worse, She had night sweat coughed a great deal daring each night and considerably during the day, and we all supposed gbe was goiuj off with the consumption, when a friend advled her to take the People' Cure.' On taking the medicine he On tbe third day she had re- covered her appetite, and was lastregainiDg her strength, until on tbe eighth day, not yet having taken one bottle, she has stopped taking the medicine, saying sue was a, well as ever she was, and as well as any body eon Id be, and she has continued so ever since. PAUL KLEIN, Gardner, 32 Pearl s,. Buffalo, October 20, 1862." . . ... - ' ry-For8- by all Druggist Ejl C. CROSBY, General Agent, Mo. 225 Main 8treet, Buf-fal- fl V. ta' wham, JI order iheujd. bs addfeited. T!Q; ALL THE PEOPLE! HAVfTUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST STOCK. THE BEST QUALITY. and the finest variety of goods in their line, in Northern Ohio. Their large stock of LEAD' ZINC, OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHES, every description anI variety, u all guaranteed, and ' , .THAN SOLD, IN TOLEDO OR CLEVELAND. Artist's iMaterials, Chemicals, Drugs & Medicines, .... ,. . - From the best Manufacturers at home and abroad. CHOICE .WINES AND SPIRITS FOR MEDICAL USB ONLY." WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES, SOME MAGNIFICENT STYLES AND DECIDEDLY THE LARGEST STOCK IN THIS MARKET. JOBBERS AND RETAILERS IN SCHOOL. , BOOKS, WRITING PAPER AND ENVELOPES, PENS, p'eNCILS, - BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, INKS, SLATES. The New Bartimeter Inkstands, a new Invention, very popular with Business Men. Photograph Albums, Superior Style and Finish, 4; NEW DESIGNS AND CLASPS, TITLE PAGE AND INDEX, AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTHERS. PORTFOLIOS FOR SCHOOL GIRLS, , AND FOR EVERYBODY. POCKET BOOKS, POCKET MEMO- RANDA, CURRENCY HOLDERS, ALL KINDS, AND A LARGE STOCK OF PHOT0OHAPHI0 PICTURES, Of all the Generals and Great Men generally. PICTURES of Statuary, Fine En gravings, Ldthograps, Funny Pictures, Ac, dec Mtnra . SOME ENTIRELY NEW, OF SURPASSING QUALITY AND STYLE. SUPERIOR TO ANY MANUFACTURED IN THI3 COUNTRY. DAPS! WE GUARANTEE THESE TO MAINTAIN THEIR HIGH CHARACTER FOR " - . QUALITY AND PERFUME. POCKET KNIVES, very handsome for Ladies and Gentlemen. Dominoes, . Pocket Fla-sk- new and improved styles. ' French Blacking, all who have used it testify Jo its surpassing excellence, nothing like it in the market. Ladies Traveling Basket, Toilet Baskets Toilet and Stand Baskets, Counter Baskets. The Largest Stock in all the country. BEADS ! - BEADS ! Of all kinds and styl es in large abundance. Cloth, Hat, Hair, Flesh, Window, Counter, Horse, WTiite Wash, KaLsomine, Varnish, , ' Paint, Sash-too- L Camel-hai- r, and Artist's Brushes, Piano Dusters, Ac. Lamps! Lamps! Lanterns! Lanterns. - COAL OH, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ...... l f :: Our Stock is complete, full, abundant Many things not room to mention, entirely . , new in style and great improvements in others. We remain untiring ia our " efforts to please orrr customers, and with an earnest desire to benefit ' all who may patronize us. DR. E. DILLON & SOU. FREMONT, OHIO. 1864. ;1V11ULSALE AND KETAIL I OOD B! LIQUOR HOUSE .. AND EfUICi! & Family Grocery Store. GO'S, WE are bow raesrriag and offeriag a Tory larraaad stock of GOOD f AJ . HARRIS, has enlarged his his facilities for manufacturing every description of BOUGHT FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY AND WHICH WE ARE BOUND TO He eau All any order from lOO Ibta, to lOOO lb, of SELL CHEAPER THAN OAiDllU) in from one to twenty-tou- r bours notice, and THE warrant it to be unsurpassed by that of any manufacturer CHEAPEST. either east or west. He uses only tbe flrst quality of .. w niie ougar ia making us voaiectionery. CANDIES,' in Rolls, or Lumps, CANDIES, of all flavors, It would be impossible to enumraate articles and prices. of all To be appreciated they must be seen, and aa iaritatKm is CANDY TOYS, kinds, therefore exteneed to tbe whole eomamaaity te call aad CANDY MOTTOES, see the beautiful style aad quality of oar CANDIES manufactured to order, in any style the porchaser may desire. jt-BU- Y your CANDIES of HARRIS. GOODS! BUY your CANDIES of HARRIS. J-BU- Y CANDIES of HARRIS. One Door North of Buckland's Drug Store. if On Doer North ef Buckland's Drug Store. One Door North ef Buckland's Drag Store. AND THEIR Low Prices ! A FULL STOCK OF Fresh Family Groceries, Seeing is believing, and you may form aa Idea of these always kept on hand, which will be Goods and Prices which are extraordinary cheap, wbea we consider the high prices of Cotton aad Wool. Coma Sold at the Lowest Market Prices. then, all ye in want of Goods. Ton will lad splendid You can always find . assortment of Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Spices, Nuts, ." Raisins, Fruits (in season,) Fish, Butter, Eggs, Poultry, &c,Jtc Dry Groods, Fresh No. 1, OYSTERS, " And a' thousand other articles which leannot enumerate. It is anirersally admitted that to get GOOD Groceries, GROCERIES! and CHEAP Groceries, yoa should BUY Groceries of HARRIS. CROCKERY! BUY. Groceries of HARRIS. - - BOOTS AND SHOES! BUY Groceries of HARRIS. . ' "BUY Groceries of HARRIS. READY MADE CLOTHING ! h i ' HARRIS keeps good Groceries. LADIES' DRESS GOODS! HARRIS has all kinds of Groceries. HARRIS sells Groceries Cheap. SHAWLS! SHAWLS! ' ' One Door North of Buckland's Drug Store. One Door North of Buckland's Drug Store. MANTILLAS, &C.I On Door North of Buckland's Drug Store. ; I . : FRKMONT, OHIO. . FREMONT, OHIO. FREMONT, OHIO. Baring selected our stock at tbe sec best bouses ia New York, we come beto re the pubiiQwith tbe aadwao that we - ..... . . t , : SW CALL and see HARRIS. CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD! W CALL and see HARRIS. CALL and seo HARRIS, And we will strictly adhere to the motto Before you sell your FUR ! Before you buy your GROCERIES! "QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS!" Before you buy your CANDIES ! We will -- ' . f Store. gfra yoa , One Door North of Buckland's Drug One Door North of Buckland's Drugstore. One Door North of Buckland's Drug Store. FREMONT, FREMONT, FREMONT, OHIO. OHIO. OHIO. Better Bargains FREMONT, Feb. 13, 1S63. THAN CAN BE GOT Farm for Sale. milE X lying FARM about formerly owned by Thomas Tuckerman, At any Store in Fremont Four miles north of Fremont, containing 120 A ere, about forty ares improved, is OR ANY OTHER TOWN. . .......... i r c i. c. v.. For further information enquire of jr. a. nniir.. , July io,lS64. 28w4 at Bank of Fremont. EMMKICH&CO. FREMONT, April 1864. Farm for Sale. subscriber will sell his FARM, one mile aad a THE north-we- st of the corporation line of Fremont, on the Musaauinge Creek, containing P.S. MR. A. GUSDORF IN RETIR- - 100 acres choice land. ing from the Dry Goods Trade, retains aa afica at ear 70 acres cleared aad under fence, good log house and store, aad will boy, paying CASH aad the highest price. barn, ail necessary three never failing for suriogs of good water, good orchard, embracing the best varieties of frsit. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber. Terms reasonable. WHEAT, CORN, RYE, OATS, SEEDS M. BINKLET. FreiDoit,Julyli,lSc4. 28ao3 WOOL, &0n 4C.

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Angus Henry '. Kiser JosephAlexander Henry Klotz JnoHove George Keller AndrewBowser Frederick Liehman LeodegarBarnes James W Long James '

Barnes John Long 88BeatyHK Lichty Jnou : u- -

I lllt I T 111 Layman WmBrownell Elias lllanning WilburnBaker Jacob , . Manning WesleyBenton A E "' Mitchel ErwinBaker BD . Metzgar MillerBove Jacob. MetzgarjobnBove Michael i Myers SamuelBonawitz Jonathan Metzgar AaronBonawitz Johu " Miller PSBrown Valentine Miller J GBaker Jacob , Myers Garman ... .

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Albert Geo . Degroft JohnAdler Leonard Dunham Davis jr '

Boose Jas W Emch JohnBricker Jacob Emch Benedict '

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BrnnerCbas Emch JohnBattey Wm " j ' Emch NicholasBlausey HH Emch FrederickBartleheini Ch ' Egley HenryBidkerWm F - ' Egley PeterBarkhow John Fleckinger JohnBarkbow Henry Fraxy Henry .

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Arts John Halderman JohnHenry Halderman Edwaul

Anspach Allen Kaesner CharlesAnspach John Kingfield LeonardAlexander Keiser Frederick

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Harrison ThaddeusThe following information is published for

the Iene6t of all persons concerned:1 he "act to organize ana discipline tue mil

itia of Ohio," passed March 31st, 1864, providesfor an enrollment of all white male citizens res-

idents of this State being eighteen years of age,and under the age of forty-liv- e years, in the militia, and that they shall jteriorm military dutyin accordance with the laws of the State and theUnited States. , '

Certain persons are exempted from enrollment in the militia, sh follows: i

1st. All persons in the army or navy, otvolunteer forces of the United Slates. i

Sd. Persons who have Ihsch or hereafternnv Iia liiiiw,i'iilil v rliw..hurfrMd from the arillV or

J J o J .navy of the United States, in consequence of theperformance of military duty for one year, j

3d. Commissioned officers serving underthis act, who shall have served as such in ' themilitia of this State for the space ornve years;but no officer shall be so exempted, unless byhis resignation after such term of service dulyaccepted, or in some other lawful manner heshall have been honorlily discharged, i :

'4th. hvery musician and private of every uniformed companyraised, or hereafter to be raised, since May 1st,1863. uniformed according to the provisions otanv law of this State, and who shall have per'formed services in such company or troop lorthe space of five years from the time or his em

rollment therein, shall be exempt from militaryduty, except in cases ol war, insurrection or m--vawinn

5th. Every person phvsically disabled may beexempted from military dut y, if he files with fliecountry auditor, on or before August I5th, ofevery year, a statement ol a reputable physicianor surgeon, certifying that such person is unfitfor military duty by reason ot such physical disa-bility or bodily iufirmity, which shall be described in said statement. This (statement must beverified by affidavit of said physician or surgeon,If any person shall knowingly or wilfully makea false affidavit in this matter, lie snail oe adeemed puiltv of perjury.. In examination under mis class oi exemptionstouching a person e physical ability to performmilitary duty, the same rigid examination as isrequired under U. S. Army Keguiauons lor sol-diers in the general service, must not bo made..The question of physical disability comprehendsonly the ability of the person to perform the or-

dinary military duty required under the Statelaws. !

This clause must not be so construed as, toallow county auditors, on the affidavit ofa phys- -

ican, to exempt Irom military duty, any mem-

ber of the National Guards. All such exemptions are null and void, and will not protect theperson claiming exemption under them fromprosecution for refusal to obey the orders of hiscommanding omcei.

7th. All persons absolutely exinpted fromenrollment iu the militia by the laws of the United States.

This class of exemptions has given rise tonumber of inquiries as to what jiersons are ex-

empt under the laws of the United States. Allexemptions from military duty under the lawsof the United States prior to March 3d, 1863,were set aside, and the Act of Congress knownas the ''Conscription Law,"- - passed March 3d,186., provided lora ditterent classol exemptions.,Under the provisions of the amended "Conscrip-tion Law,'1 still further changes wereVuade in theclasses exempt from duty. Section ten of theAct of Congress, assed F'ebruary 24, 1864 beingthe act amennaiory oi me ii",nrovides:

"That, the following person be, and they arehereby exempted from enrollment and draftunder the provisions of this act, and of the act towhich this is an amendment, to wit: Such asare rejected as physically or mentally unfit forservice, all persons actually in the military ornaval service of the United States at the time ofthe draft, and all persons who have served mthe military or naval service two years duringthe present war and been honcrabiy aiscnargeutherefrom; and noperton but tot as are hereintxempted, shall be exempted.

A person who has been drafted, and hasbeen released on payment of three hundred dol-

lars commutation, is not thereby exempt fromthe operation ofany further draft, and . will not,therefore, be exempted from enrollment and thepayment of commutation under the law of theState. A person however, who has been drafted,and has been released by reason of having furnished a substitute, provided said substitute isnot subject to draft, is exempted during the pe-

riod for which substitute is not liable to draft,but not exceeding the time for which substitutehas been accepted. Such persons will, there-fore, be exempt from enrollment, and the pay-

ment of commutation under the laws of the Stateduring the period for which he is exempt frommilitary duty under the laws of the UnitedStates; provided the substitute so furnishedshall not be liable to perform military duty un-

der the laws of the State. '

No provision is made for the correction ofthe enrollment by county auditors by adding to

it the names of such persons as may have arrivedat the age of eighteen years subsequent to theannual enrollment by the assessors. This canonly be done at the annual enrollment next suc-

ceeding, and in the manner prescribed by law.

Persons exempted under the provisions ofthe laws of the State, or of the United States,who shall voluntarily enrol themselves in anycompany of HjTaUonaT Guard, will be consideredas waving their rights toexemption under thoselaws, and can only be released from militaryduty therein by the Governor of the state,

B. R. COWEN,Adjutant General, Ohio.

All persons who are subject to military dutyunder the provisions of the Militia law of this

State, and who are not. members of some mili-tary organization authorised .by law, must ei-

ther become members of some volunteer company, or pay into the County-Treasur- on orbefore thelothday of August, 1864, the sura offour dollars, which sum shall exempt them fromperforming military service for one year. Ex-emption certificates will not be issued after thatdate. Citizens are hereby requested .to reportto me such not. herewith

OSCAR BALL.Auditor Co.

Fremont, July 25th, 1864.

Unionism in North Carolina.1

1 Matters nre far Iroui satisfatdry to the reb-els in the "Old North State,"-a- n shown bythe following extract from a letter.-writte- n

by Brig. Gen. Holmes to a brother officer inEwell'8 Corps, and ibtjnd by out sold iers atSilverSpriBgsl: f : ; ! I

Gov. Vance speaks in Morgantown nextTuesday. I think he will be elected Governor. If Hoklen could b6 elected he wouldbriny another war on its.' We would thenhave to hsht not only. 4lie 1 ankees, whothreaten us on every side, but domestictraitors, who are only awaiting the signalto rise in open revolt against the Confederate Government.' Gov. Vance has not backlone enough, and were it not for the freeuse of the military simr in his sides, the Stateof North Carolina would long ago ftave goneover to tit Yankees by default. I amashamed to own it, but the majority of theWorth Carolinians not in the army are traitors to our cause.

t 'i r. a

LETTERS remaining unclaimed in theat KremoDt, State of Ohio, on th 88th

ilny ol July, 1864.

A udf rscin Mwrj M Mm ; Keeler Franeii MissBuyer Elizabeth Mm KfaerSoloma Mm

Buchman (iefirge King Elizabeth MianBard Amand M 2 Lane Joseph M 2Beler Ieo s, r. . Lindsay Jane J MisaBinckFliiUip Layer Margret V s

Brown J :Mowery Isabel I

Billmyi Andrew Mire A('ookfton Mary Mis Miller John 'UrncKermilter Julia McHutchena Mr

Dibert John ; . Meehel A Mra ;

EMridgc Nanny Mm Miller Daniel.anter Jnbn h . Miller John Peter

('.His Jamea S Potter J MmFickea Rosanah Mr retton E K Cart

Filran Pens J Mias... .8 Rasaell Lydis MrsFink Cant kel J A

Grant John Sherman Mary Mra... .2Grorer Eunice MiM Shumacher MartinGrant Statira A Mm Schultz Amelia Miss

IIar.en or Hogen Joxepb Swarthout Norton H

Hia I'eter Shoup Haiti MmHoffman Mary Mm Ktilller Mary R MrsHaven Ann M Hn Shell Milton MmHill Kmeretta Misa Shively SHenlu Wm Snyder Jamea

JoReph F'red Smith MichaelJacnn laanore Wbitaell l.ydi A Mian

King Mary Mrs 'J : wiiaon r rancia MrKloaeman Magg Mrs Woolcut William MraKaiaer Wm Vetzer J C Hon 2Keefe JameaTo obtain theae letters, the applicant tnuot call

Vrtised Utlen" and give the date of the list and pay onecent for advertising, ir not called tor in one montn ineywill be sent to the Head Letter umce.

H. R. 8HOMO, Postmaster.

' ESTRAY.av . A cbeaaot colored MARE of medium size, with

AwJPri with very little white fn forehead, and white onit 1 li left, hind foot, rather low in flesh, came to theenclosure of the estate of J. K. I'ease, deceased, about tendays ago. - The .owner in rtrj nested to pay charges, andtake ber away.

Enquire at the bouse of MRS. M. E. PEASE.Fremont, July 28, 1864.. 30w3

Flax Straw!PRICES ADVANCED TO

TMtTEEN DOL.17AYUS PER TON for straightX FLAX STRA-W-

,

in small nundles, averaging zu incnes. main staia, atraand fram $ 1 0 to $ 1 4 for that of less length, and (7 fortangled. JU1 to be dry and in good condition, deliveredat the Flax Htll.near Ballville village. -

July 29, 18o4. McLELLAN A CU.

FINAIi SETTiEfaENT.K. GLENN, aa tbe Executor of the estate ofTAMES Leveland, deceased, has filed in the office of

tbe Proate Court, his accounts for tbe una settlementof said state, which will be heard on the zota day orgust, 1864, at one clock r. m. of said day.

WM S. RUSSELL,July 22,1864." SOwS ' Probate Judge.!

DR. STRICKLAND'S

MEL L I F L O U SCOUGH BALSAM,

-- H?RE8 COUGHS. COLDS. SOHK THROAT. Asthma,

j and Consumption, it is only necaeasary for any onetroubled witn tnese compiaima to try one outiie oi

STRICKLANDS '

MELLIFLOUS COUGH BALSAM,1i .. .

to convince them that it is the beat Congh Balaam everused. It not only cures the above affections of theThroat and Lungs, but it cures Night Sweats and Spitting of Blood, and is an excellent gargle for any kindSore Throat. It Is pleasant to taae, and a sale medicinefor Infant. Price 60 cents per bottle. For sale by Druggists generally. 30yl

General Depot S East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 0.

Jafawaaflawifc hi'

A Sure Cure.VERY BODY IS BEING CURED of this distressE ing disease by the use of .

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? DR. STRICKLAND'Spile: remedy.Read what those say who have used it.

Mr. Charles W. Landram, of Louisville, and Mr. J.Hardee, of Cincinnati, O., both were cured after usingone pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. They say tbeyhave tried every thing but could obtain no relief,but one pot of Strickland's Pile Remedy effected a perfectcure after suffering for many years with the worst kindof Pile. They recommend every one who is Bufferingtry It. sold by all Drnggtsts, DO cents per pot.

Manufactured at No 6, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati.Ask for LOylJ

Dr. Strickland's File Remedy.

f , r,.lll-r- .J

U X -- STRICKLAND'S

Anti - Cholera Mixture,IS a compound of astringents, absorbents, stimulantsand carminatives, which every physician acknowledgesis the only preparation that will effect a permanent cureol. Diarrhoea and Dysentery. This Mixtureis now in use in several of our army hospital wheregives the greatest gatigfaction. It has saved the livesthousands of eur soldiera and citizens, and we will guar-antee it to be the best remedy in the world for Diarrhoeaand Dysentery. ' .

Mr. Woods, of Covington, Kentucky, will be most hap-py to satisfy any one as to the virtue of Strickland's

Mixture; in fact we have a great numbertestimonials from patients who have been cured after be-

ing pronounced incurable by their physicians, some aftertaking only one bottle of Strickland's Mix-

ture. If you suffer with Diarrha-- a and Dysentery tryone bottle. ' -

SOLDIERS!You ought not to be without such a valuable medicine.

The Cincinnati National Union, of April 24th says: thatthousands of our soldier have been saved by the useStrickland's ra Mixture. For sale by Drug-gists at 50 cents per bottle. 30y 1

General Depot, 6, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O.

NOTICE.Elizabeth Neff,

vs. Petition for Divorce.Jona Ned.

NEFF is hereby notified tbatou the second dayJONAS 1864, hi wife, the above named ElizabethNeff, filed in the Court of Common Picas, in and for thecounty of Sandusky, in the State of Ohio, her petitionagainst him. Said petition alleges, that the said JonasNell, is now confined ia the Penitentiary of tbe StateOhio, on a conviction and sentence of the Court of Com-mon Pleas of Green county, Ohio, for the crime of horsestealing. Anfl petitioner, therein, fur that cause, praysto be divorced from said Jonas Neff. And said petitionwill be beard and said cause tried on the 17th day of Oc-tober next, or as soon thereafter as the Court will heartbe cause. - ELIZABETH NEFF.

July 22, 1864. . 29w Pr. fee, $4,00.

FINAI4 . SETTIjEMEXT.DANIEL SMITH, as administrator of tbe estate

Smith Jr., deceased, has filed in the officethe Probate Court, his accounts for the final settlementof said estate, which will be heard on the 9th day of August, loo, ai 10 o clock A. m,oi said any.

WILLIAM S. RUSSELL,' - - ""JulylSfSJ, SUtrq? - PrnhnteJn,

TjlTCJTT OF ALL KINPS.WHITErlOU FISH, BASS, PICKEREL,RED HORSE, CAT FISH and MACK- -

E RE L by the Barrel or half BarreLCOD FISH in quantities to suit purchasers.

Call and see, at HARRIS'.

7OPTICS.JUST RECEIVED, a Sue assortment of those excellent

ftpberoldal CilaeneM. 'a beautifully ground Concavo Convex Lens .adapted fjjsuit all ages, and mere apt to tatpree than impair thevision, the object appearing with the same force in all di-rection a. Also, other fine

Crystal Glasses,perfect Concavo, Piano, Double Concave and Convexienes, in Steel, Silver and Gold frame. ;

eye rrotectora. .Eye or Nose Glasses.Morocco, Planished, and German Stiver Spectacle Cases.TF Call and See. at the Post Office BuiMimr.June 20, 1864. H. J. ZIMMERMAN.

J n nFremont, Lima & Union Railroad.ON and after Monday, May 18, 1864, trains 'iki run

daily, (Sunday's excepted,) as follows:Leave Fremont, at ,00 o'clock, A. M.

" eBrnner'a 06 . " .. ," Wintora,.i.......,a,3a m I

Kansas, 9,60 o'clock, "" Jackson 10,12 " M i

Reach Foatoria, 10,32; "Leave Foatoria 10,47 " "

Arcadia, 11,17" MarioB;...i.'.i..w.ll,40 ,

Arrive at Findlay, 12,00 " noon.

RETURNING, ,Leave Findlay, at 2,00 P. M.

Marioo 2,20 - !

Arcadia, -- .2,43 ;

Arrive at Foatoria, 3,13 " 'Leave Fostoria . ... 3,2a "

'Jackson ; ....3,43 "" Kansas, 4,0&

. Winter 4,20 "" Brunei's.... 4,29

Arrive at Fremont, . 4,55 "Trains stop only on signal.

Trains on this Road leave Fremont after the arrival ofthe Morning trains from Cleveland and Toledo; and arrivein the evening rn time to go either East or West ,

Passengers by this line reach Findlay several hours inadvance of any other route. - . - - . '

Buy Tickets, via Fremont, in Cleveland and Toledo, atthe Ticket Offices of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

L. Q. RAW30N, Sup't.Fremont, May IS, 18A4. . . ..

THE LADIES,JL - Are invited to call and see the Sne asaestmeat of

LASTING CONGRESS GAITERS,!of the Rochester manufacture.

Lasting Balmorals, Balmoral Congress Boots,Kid and Goat Balmorals, Ac, die, at

' H. LESHER'S.

"Our Cheap TableIs the greatest Curiosity in Town, on it can be found

Ladies' fine Kid and Balmoral Shoes for $1,00per pair- - '

Ladies' Kid heel Shoes for ,f 1.25 per pair.Ladies' Lasting Gaiters from $1,00 to $1V do.Boys' Calf Gaiters and Balmorals for $15 do.Children's Shoes of different kinds, irom 50 cts.

to 75 cents per pair.

J" Call and See, at , ;

H. LESHER'S.

Thit Specific restore! you to former health andwithout it yon tee the effects of diseaie.

Dr. EUDIiUIfl'S

SPEUFIC.This la the great 4b overeigi Remedy

(composed efHITRAOTg from Indiankootastaui Herb,) for all diseases of theUrinary and Sexual Organs, iuca aaIncontinence of the Urine Inflamma-tion of the Bladder, Inflammation ofthe Kidneys, Stone In the Bladder,atrletare, Crawel, Gonorrhoea, Gleet,

iannriTaled by anything yet dis-covered for curing the Whites m wo- -

i' When used according to directions this Remedybaa neither taste nor smell, and its nee cannot be do-- ;

tectedbyany one. This remedy ia perfect and re-

quire no Injections, which are calculated to destroyand deaden the diseased organs, but removes the poi-

son from the sytem, creating buoyancy and health.It ia no quack Hedicine, bat ia tbe embodied ex-

perience, or the Physician most successful ia curingall diseases! this class. .

aVar Let aone despair a this remedy effects themoot astonishing cures, when all others fell.

Price only f1.U) per box, or S boxes lor 5.00.

Sent by mail to any address on receipt of the price.For safe by all Druggists. Be that my signature

is around each bjx. " '

of Proprietor, Cincinnati

IS FOUND! "T WATSON'SNeuralgia King!

of A perfect Antidote,8pecifie, and Cure for Rheumatismand Neuralgia has long been needed. After earnest andpatient research, this has been triumphantly discovered.It is called Watsoh'8 Nkckaluia Kmu.

Watson's Neuralgia King reaches tbe source of thetrouble and banishes the disease from the system. Un-

like the untold number of Liniments and Embrocationswhich merely stimulate the surface, are hut temporaryin their effects, and are, at best, of doubtful virtue, itstrikes at the seat of the ailment, arrests it, kills it,eradicates it, and leaves no trace behind.

Watson's Neuralgia King also cures Uout and Dyspep-sia in all their forms, it is now giving relief to thousandswho have been suffering from these diseases, and whohave tried all other remedies in vain. -

Watson's Neuralgia King has received the highest tes-timonials from tbe highest sources in regard to its won-

derful efficacy. It operates with equal success in mildand chronic cases, never failing to work out a speedyand permanent cure.

Watson's Neuralgia King costs but one dollar per bot-tle and less than a bottle often effects tbe end desired.

Watson's Neuralgia King is the only specific and curefor Rheumatism and Neuralgia that ha ever been dis-covered. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS,

!yl Buffalo, N. Y.; Fort Erie, C. W.Sold by all Drnggintg.

P.

to

BUFFAJLO TESTIMONY. !

PEOPLE'8 CURE " Rheumatism. '

"I was troubled with Rheumatism for two years, u tier-ing more or lera every day. I have taken two bottles ofthe 'People's Cure,' and bare not had any pain since Ileft it off more than four weeks ago. 1 consider myselfas entirely cored, and tbe medicine has made me feel verylight and good jost like a young man, thougb I amaixty-tw- o years old. GODFREY 8CHEFFKJ-- ,- 402 Michigan street."

"My wife has been suffering from Rheumatism of aa in-flammatory character for about six or seven years, some-times very acutely. About the tirst of Jana last she" commenced taking the 'People's Cure,' and continued totake it some three weeks. - In tea days after she com-menced, the swelling and stiffness of ber joints had ma-terially lessened, and ia three weeks bad disappeared al-together. THOMAS POLLOCK, .

Buffalo, Oct. 1, 1862. . . At W. U. Glenny's.the rTTT17 Cure

PEOPLE'S VyUXll'li Fever Sores. !

it "Buffalo, Nov. 13, 1S62;of "Two of our subscribers one of them athieted with a

bad Fever Sore, the other with Rheamatism havingseen the advertisement of the 'People's Care' in this pa-per, purchased the medicine, and new, after haviog thor-oughly tried it, report to us, , commending it mostheartily, aa a thorough remedy ia their case. Editors

of Christian Advocate." ...potphlek.s cure -- war?My face has for more than ten years been gteatly dis-

figured by eruptions and bunches, which at times exten-ded over my whole body, and once for three days mademe entirely blind; but having taken two'botties of tbe'People' Cure,' my acquaintances hardly recornice meindeed I hardly know myself aa I am a well man. Let

of all who are like afflicted try the 'People's Cure 'themedicine prepared by the Sanitary Society and I thinkthey will not begradge their dollar. ,

"JOSEPH 80DR, Turner,Buffalo, Not. 15, 1864. Mechanic Street." .

S.E.' fllT Cures Scrofula andPEOPLE'S, lyUiVEi SaltBbeum,;

"I have used the 'People's Cure' in my family withgreat benefit, in cases of Scrofula and Salt Kheum, andhave recommended it frequently to my friends, all efwhom I believe have been benefitted, and most of thementitely cured by it. CHAS. SCHARFF, -

: V S73 Main street, oTHE riTTTlTI Cures Female

PEOPLE'S j U IVHi Weaknesses."I have been in feeble health ever since the birth of myof boy, who is now twelve yean old. I have had many

troubles and difficulties, all this time uuntting me tor ev-ery kind of labor, and destroying all my comfort. Lastsummer I commenced taking tbe 'People's Cure, andhave used four bottles, and am now almost a well woman.My difficulties hava nearly all disappeared, and I feelcheerful and happy. MRS. CATHERINE DEWALD,

Dressmaker, Geodell Alley, above Tapper at. .

Buffalo, October 20, 1862.",,THE T I T7 Cures when other

PEOPLE'S lUlVEi medicines fail.or "My wife has been in poor health for a long time hav-

ingof frequently to call a physician to attend her; but shewaa recently very much worse, She had night sweatcoughed a great deal daring each night and considerablyduring the day, and we all supposed gbe was goiuj offwith the consumption, when a friend advled her to takethe People' Cure.' On taking the medicine he

On tbe third day she had re-covered her appetite, and was lastregainiDg her strength,until on tbe eighth day, not yet having taken one bottle,she has stopped taking the medicine, saying sue was a,well as ever she was, and as well as any body eon Id be,and she has continued so ever since.

PAUL KLEIN, Gardner, 32 Pearl s,.Buffalo, October 20, 1862." . . ... - 'ry-For8- by all Druggist EjlC. CROSBY, General Agent, Mo. 225 Main 8treet, Buf-fal- fl

V. ta' wham, JI order iheujd. bs addfeited.

T!Q; ALL THE PEOPLE!

HAVfTUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST STOCK. THE BEST QUALITY.and the finest variety of goods in their line, in Northern Ohio. Their large stock of

LEAD' ZINC, OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHES,every description anI variety, u all guaranteed, and

' , .THAN SOLD, IN TOLEDO OR CLEVELAND.

Artist's iMaterials, Chemicals, Drugs & Medicines,....,. .

- From the best Manufacturers at home and abroad.

CHOICE .WINES AND SPIRITS FOR MEDICAL USB ONLY."

WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES,SOME MAGNIFICENT STYLES AND DECIDEDLY THE LARGESTSTOCK IN THIS MARKET. JOBBERS AND RETAILERS IN SCHOOL. ,

BOOKS, WRITING PAPER AND ENVELOPES, PENS, p'eNCILS,- BLANK BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, INKS, SLATES.

The New Bartimeter Inkstands, a new Invention, very popular with Business Men.

Photograph Albums, Superior Style and Finish,4; NEW DESIGNS AND CLASPS, TITLE PAGE AND INDEX, AT LOWER

PRICES THAN ANY OTHERS. PORTFOLIOS FOR SCHOOL GIRLS, ,

AND FOR EVERYBODY. POCKET BOOKS, POCKET MEMO-

RANDA, CURRENCY HOLDERS, ALL KINDS, AND

A LARGE STOCK OF PHOT0OHAPHI0 PICTURES,Of all the Generals and Great Men generally. PICTURES of Statuary, Fine En

gravings, Ldthograps, Funny Pictures, Ac, dec

Mtnra. SOME ENTIRELY NEW, OF SURPASSING QUALITY AND STYLE.

SUPERIOR TO ANY MANUFACTURED IN THI3 COUNTRY.

DAPS!WE GUARANTEE THESE TO MAINTAIN THEIR HIGH CHARACTER FOR"

- . QUALITY AND PERFUME.

POCKET KNIVES, very handsome for Ladies and Gentlemen. Dominoes,. Pocket Fla-sk- new and improved styles. ' French Blacking, all who have used it

testifyJo its surpassing excellence, nothing like it in the market.

Ladies Traveling Basket, Toilet Baskets Toilet and Stand Baskets, Counter Baskets.The Largest Stock in all the country.

BEADS ! - BEADS ! Of all kinds and styl es in large abundance.

Cloth, Hat, Hair, Flesh, Window, Counter, Horse, WTiite Wash, KaLsomine, Varnish,,

' Paint, Sash-too-L Camel-hai- r, and Artist's Brushes, Piano Dusters, Ac.

Lamps! Lamps! Lanterns! Lanterns.- COAL OH, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.......l f ::

Our Stock is complete, full, abundant Many things not room to mention, entirely. , new in style and great improvements in others. We remain untiring ia our" efforts to please orrr customers, and with an earnest desire to benefit

' all who may patronize us.

DR. E. DILLON & SOU.FREMONT, OHIO. 1864.

;1V11ULSALE AND KETAIL I OODB!LIQUOR HOUSE ..AND EfUICi! &Family Grocery Store. GO'S,

WE are bow raesrriag and offeriag a Tory larraaadstock of

GOOD fAJ . HARRIS, has enlarged his

his facilities for manufacturing every description ofBOUGHT FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELYAND WHICH WE ARE BOUND TO

He eau All any order from lOO Ibta, to lOOO lb, of SELL CHEAPER THANOAiDllU) in from one to twenty-tou- r bours notice, and THEwarrant it to be unsurpassed by that of any manufacturer CHEAPEST.either east or west. He uses only tbe flrst quality of ..

w niie ougar ia making us voaiectionery.

CANDIES,' in Rolls, or Lumps,CANDIES, of all flavors, It would be impossible to enumraate articles and prices.

of all To be appreciated they must be seen, and aa iaritatKm isCANDY TOYS, kinds,therefore exteneed to tbe whole eomamaaity te call aadCANDY MOTTOES, see the beautiful style aad quality of oar

CANDIES manufactured to order, inany style the porchaser may desire.

jt-BU- Y your CANDIES of HARRIS. GOODS!BUY your CANDIES of HARRIS.J-BU-

Y CANDIES of HARRIS.One Door North of Buckland's Drug Store.

if On Doer North ef Buckland's Drug Store.One Door North ef Buckland's Drag Store. AND THEIR

Low Prices !A FULL STOCK OF

Fresh Family Groceries,Seeing is believing, and you may form aa Idea of these

always kept on hand, which will be Goods and Prices which are extraordinary cheap, wbeawe consider the high prices of Cotton aad Wool. ComaSold at the Lowest Market Prices. then, all ye in want of Goods. Ton will lad splendid

You can always find .assortment of

Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Spices, Nuts,." Raisins, Fruits (in season,)

Fish, Butter, Eggs, Poultry, &c,Jtc Dry Groods,Fresh No. 1, OYSTERS,"And a' thousand other articles which leannot enumerate.

It is anirersally admitted that to get GOOD Groceries, GROCERIES!and CHEAP Groceries, yoa should

BUY Groceries of HARRIS. CROCKERY!

BUY. Groceries of HARRIS.- - BOOTS AND SHOES!BUY Groceries of HARRIS.

. ' "BUY Groceries of HARRIS. READY MADE CLOTHING !

h i ' HARRIS keeps good Groceries. LADIES' DRESS GOODS!HARRIS has all kinds of Groceries.

HARRIS sells Groceries Cheap. SHAWLS! SHAWLS!' ' One Door North of Buckland's Drug Store.

One Door North of Buckland's Drug Store. MANTILLAS, &C.IOn Door North of Buckland's Drug Store.

; I . : FRKMONT, OHIO.. FREMONT, OHIO.

FREMONT, OHIO.Baring selected our stock at tbe sec best bouses ia

New York, we come beto re the pubiiQwith tbe aadwaothat we - ..... . . t , :

SW CALL and see HARRIS. CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD!W CALL and see HARRIS.

CALL and seo HARRIS, And we will strictly adhere to the mottoBefore you sell your FUR !

Before you buy your GROCERIES! "QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS!"Before you buy your CANDIES !

We will -- '. f

Store. gfra yoa ,One Door North of Buckland's DrugOne Door North of Buckland's Drugstore.One Door North of Buckland's Drug Store.

FREMONT,

FREMONT,FREMONT,

OHIO.OHIO.OHIO. Better Bargains

FREMONT, Feb. 13, 1S63.

THAN CAN BE GOTFarm for Sale.

milEX lying

FARMabout

formerly owned by Thomas Tuckerman, At any Store in FremontFour miles north of Fremont,

containing 120 A ere, about forty ares improved, is OR ANY OTHER TOWN.. ..........i r c i.c. v..For further information enquire of

jr. a. nniir.., July io,lS64. 28w4 at Bank of Fremont. EMMKICH&CO.

FREMONT, April 1864.

Farm for Sale.subscriber will sell his FARM, one mile aad aTHE north-we- st of the corporation line of Fremont,

on the Musaauinge Creek, containing P.S. MR. A. GUSDORF IN RETIR- -

100 acres choice land. ing from the Dry Goods Trade, retains aa afica at ear70 acres cleared aad under fence, good log house and store, aad will boy, paying CASH aad the highest price.barn, ail necessary three never failing forsuriogs of good water, good orchard, embracing the bestvarieties of frsit. For further particulars enquire ofthe subscriber. Terms reasonable. WHEAT, CORN, RYE, OATS, SEEDS

M. BINKLET.FreiDoit,Julyli,lSc4. 28ao3 WOOL, &0n 4C.