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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

nR. L.. ID. PARK EsR. from Cleveland,
IL specially pablic that he has par
manenty located in Lower Sandnsky for the purpose of
ample resources whichhs has eljoyed for acguirig
knowIedgeof hePFdfrsson, feels conattt
desire aid in the arioas Of the profess
The public assured thai i'll betAky
to render his operations bull pernanen and useful
Artificial teeth set on gold plate in nunibei from g
one do1bIesett Pivot teeil Inserted in che ReTs
best mahner.s CaEiousteeth flied topermanerry
arrest the deciay. Teeth cleaned in such amanuer
injure The enamel. Teeth extracted with the
approved ihstrum ents.
sDrFPARKER vishesto be understood that he fsr
sponsibe all his operations Persons wishing Denet
operations. invited oca at his Office, in CAdweWs
Brick Building, DR.. CIamberIin's Office. =.
June 80, I849 Is
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
John .FyesckItmg'S Estate.
ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented TO the Commission :
n ers of Sandusky county, at their next December
session asking for reduction of the width of certain
road from sixty to forty feet Said road commences at
point the south side of the Western Reserve and
Manmee Road in township 5, range Is, where the
ton line OF 70 and 29 crosses the same, thence south
said section line, and between section 80 and SO, the
RoIlersVille Free Turnpike Road.
Muskaluhge, October 90 l849.-32:4
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

EE About two thousand gallons of milk were
split from cars being thrown off the track in going
to New York from Croton Falls, and the mikmen
had an opportunity, to test the efficacy of the old
saying-it's of no use to cry for split milk
Toledo Repub.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

ES The Wings of Vermont at their State Con-
ton, unanimously passed resolution in favor of
the peaceful annexation of Canada.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
11,,5,.IcYoE ,5IIAfHs

LET EvkRYBoUY READl GXREFULLy--There S1r-
saparilla in different called s. Town
sends Sarsapals. Il is advertised the OGlNAI4 GEN
UINE and all tnai This Townsend docorand wss
but railroads. canals and the hksyet
he title Doctor for the purpose Of gaining credit
for what he He "he has attended medical
schools and pracced for fifteen years Now the truth is he
practced medicine day in his life Such toil rick
the wish sincerely he had made those state
himself When will learn be honest
and trulhu In all their dealings and intercourse with their M
low men He applied Ruel Capp assist him
featuring his MIXTURE the he would make
inducemem embark in the business These have
been insulting and beng in all possible FORMS in order to
impress the public with the belief that the Old Doctors rsa
paria the S1rsopariHG, made from
the Old D0cOr's Original Recipe This p Townsend says
| have sold the for 81 week will him
$500 he will produce single solitary proof of this His
statements of Thompson Skilman & Co.. noshng but
of asehoods simply the public, and
keep the truth down in regard to his souring eTrnen
pound This the public purchase hut Old
Dr. JACOB Townsends Sarsapara, having the Old Doc
tors likeness, his dny arms and his
the Coat Of Arms. -z.-.. -..-,-- =.
Principal onee, 1o2 Nassau street. n Y City
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
TO the Beef-Loving citizens Of

LOWER SAND USK y
II GRUND would take this method OF informing
the citizens Of this viagc that he intends to krp
his market well supplied with Beef veal and NJ
ton SO that on every day the week they he supple
ed with such pieces they like. He viii endearor to
have Beef in market every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Veal, mutton and Pork other days of the week lie
therefore invites his old and Ia call
him and they shall ever find him THERE aud ExAliv
Jund 9, '49. l6:3m
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
advertisements,
Registers once, Defiance, o.

ItUVtInDeF .IStr 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will receive appca-
ons, to enter the west half Of the north west quar-
ter Of section fifteen in township four, north range four
feen east in Sandusky county, Wednesday, the 5th
day Of December next, at O'Clock. P. M.
Nov. I0-35;4$I rs ABNER ROOT, Register
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
Rod NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given thai the list day of
December next, peon will be presented to the
Trustees of Woodve Township, Sandusky county, for
the location and establishment of township road begin
nny the barn of Henry Cean from thence due north
so as to ntersect the Portage river road.
Dated October "a, I549-33:4* s.4a,rrr
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
Fremont Price Current--COrrected Weekly.

MARRIED,
In Woodvlle. the 7tn inst, bv l. K. Seaman Esq.
Mr. ,, J; COOK and Miss HARRIET RICE-al of
Woodville. rss-s .....s
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
The subscriber is also agent for Whitman & Cotton
CLEVELAND MARBLE FACT CRY: s

and will make for Tomb Stones. any other
Marble work favorable terms they can he made
at Head Quarters. F. II. CALDWELL
Lower sandusky, March 8, 1S49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
SSCR0FT

If thousands Of of Srofala Cancers Syphilis and ohe
tpare diseases Of the Blo0dand if he Uy SMALL QUANIL
1Y aohich sse Of Medicine fec Cures of such DseGss
be proof Of the purifying medical IN The Medicine Ukih
has sH6dued and conquered such Diseaseste there HHQsion@
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

DIED.

In Balvile, the morning of the 10Th instant at the
residence of his (Mrs James Vaiett) of Dropsy
. PIERPoINT MARSH. aged Al years. zel
In Rochester, Lorain county, O., on The 25th nit of
. Consumption, CYRENITIA. wife Of Dr. J. CHAM.
! BERLIN. Of ihispace-aged 25 years.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
TOWN PROPERTY
EOR SALE AND R e n T.


TN LOTS number IS and 1885, in the original town tf
Il Lower SandusKy, being the late residence OF "
Cutter e
Inots 46 in SandusKy, and o in Grant saddi,ion
which is large Brick House &c, formerly belonging to
John S ahl. &f
In lots IS and Sc in plat called North TowH. Knoutl
the Magee Warehouse property IL is also 10 rent
till sold: possession given LIST of june next.
Im-ot II with Store aud other Buildings. buili by
Fellows Hall
In-lots in sandusKy 1873, I3s, I55, 1G0 9s, SO, 10,
and part 74--and So in East Town. -s~
For Terms apply to, BUCkLAN'.5t
April2l, '49.
IHALL G1NGHAMS. S.-Beautiful styles at only onA
I shilling Call aud see them. Also, splendid lot Of
Deiaines aud winter Drets Goods just received at
PETTIBoNEs.
Wanted ut this OMcc,
n CORDS good Hickory and Ash wood. To those
III who have promised us Wood we eay. wtwant
itnuw. Freeman Office, L. Sandusky, May 26. 81
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

No remedy that has been offered the public
half as certain and tua correcting ALL the incidental neak
and the female BRANI PULf
NARY BALSAM 1t makes difference whether the derange
be suppression other incidental eakneit REG
ULATES ALL strengthening the system egudizfR9 tbs
culation and soothing and GL1ynS NERVOUS lRRITABLTY
See Pamphlets for proof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Important from Central America.

The Noono! Intelieeeer, Of the 9th inst, says We
have been put in possession Of letters Of authentic
character from Guatemala Of dates from tho 5th Of
January the 18th Of February from which learn
that Mr. Hise, the Charge d'Anarcs Of tho United
States to that State Central America) had boon
able present himself to its President because there
existed, upon his arrival no government at ALL tho
country being in the midst Of anarchy, revolution
and civil war.
Rafael Carrcra who had been President, and who had
ruled tho State for ten years by military force without
written constitution, was compelled by the opposi
ton in arms against him, to resign, and leave tho
country, in August last
A Constituent Assembly convokcd, which elected
Juan A. Martinez provisional presidcntl
Vicente Cruz who was Carrera's Vice President with
another brother Of his, and others, dsaffoctcd
Government claiming that, upon Carrcras rcsgna-
ton, the Office Of President should have fallen CruA
Under these circumstances Martinez, tho President,
without means troops that could DO depended on,
and surrounded with difficulties convoked tho Assem-
bly, and resigned tho Office.
The Assembly forthwith elected 8. II. D. Bernard
EseobAr President in his stead which did not satisfy
w. Cruz, who, with upwards Of Thousand noun
tsnees threatened to take the city and cut of tho
heads Of certain distinguished persons Of Guatemala
Tho city troops and the troops Of Cruz kept firing at
each other for three days. with loss Of
killed and wounded, either side after which Esco-
bar also resigned.
The letter of the latest date Feb H. states that the
Provisional Government and tho leaders Of the rebels
had just treated and made peace, and the officers
and troops of both parties had fratcrnizcd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Common Ploas-Special Term.
Ilal


Dresser W. C1,npJeN--This . motion to vacAtt
Judgment entered in this by default. Ordered
that It be vacated Unless plaintiff files AFFIDAVIT that
answer was put in IT tho time default taken
Judgment to stand sec,itiy for the amount defen
dant to DO let in to defend the merits and to plead
In ten days after notice Of adsvt hled No costs Of
motion.
Msybee rs Snifen.-Ordered that defaUtt st general
term and rule thereon opened and further proceed
ings TO BIO had in the either SIDE Uhtn tEe
referees report IL filed.
Yoorkies Goss-Motion for leave to bring suit on
an Assistant Justices judgment.
CoURT-We do not think IL expedient or proper to
allow suit Assistant JUSTICE Judgment for tho
assigned in tho papers. II Il Justices
Judgment 1t could not DO sued within two years (64
ard unlcss for other than those assigned in
this ease think that another suit ought not to DO
allowed.
Flo,rnes Dupuy-Refcree's report confirmed and
judgment ordered for plaintiff for S275, with costs.
. GENERAL TERN.
ArnIL 0.--The branch Of the court presided In by
Judge Ingrahsm adjourned this morning, business
being ready.
Before Judge DAILY.
-eukens Dpfy.-In this suit which was to re-
damages for assault and battery, tho jury
dered a verdict for plaintiff for $500 .
Elisha Peck Thomas II. Marshall. This was an
action promissory note for S1,113 Is. The motto
made in Gcorgis the 18TH March, 184l, and
~ysbc in four months from the LIST Of February pre-
,iCus ut the Phoenix Bank, In Hartford, Connexions.
he defence IL the statute Of limitations, and release
by plainti, for valuable consideration. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

CALIFORNIA GoID.--Scveral specimens Of gold
from the California mines are to be seen in thus
city, blu, we looked yesterday At two lots which
may be considered something more than speci-
Of gold worth over q 700, and ut Horace Bean &
Co.'S another lot Of $1,000 II was all brought
hither from California BY the wy Of Santa Fe and
81. Louis. In each case the mass of the precious
like the spangles upon theatrical dresses Some
humps are larger, and have the appearance of hav-
ing recently been melted, though we are assured
that they were found in the state in which We
now see them. In the appearance Of the dross
there is little to excite the imagination, but we arc
told that the inspection of these specimens has
given nm impulse to the California fever.-N. Or
hans PEuyums, dttl1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

PETER SKEN SM rH-This gentemen-an origi-
nal friend Of General Taylor-has sent us the fol-
lowing correction
Mn. BENNETT
perceive in your Sunday Herald, Of the 9Th, the
the letter Of your Washington correspon
dent =
WARRINGTON CRY, April 7, 1S4o.
Tho letter in the baltimore Clipper Of Thursday which
was signed An Old Friend with New Face" con-
tanning attack the administration is said to have
been traced to Peter Sken Smith"
Now sir, as an original and independent friend OF
General Taylor and of his cabinet, and judging his ad
ministration by its acts thus far, | pronounce tho
above statements and rumors false in every particular
PETER SKEN SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Superior Court.

Before tho Chcf justice.
APRn o-.archibaid NJ .4Iierun Albert CHASE
This Is an action Of replcvn to try the title to n
quantity Of furniture, consisting OF beds, bedstcads
palliasses. mattresses chairs. ~ bles &C. valued at
- 400 The defendant obtained judgment against
tho plaintiffs bro. her which he issued
the goods in the possession of David in tho house
Were he resided and seized them. The plaintiff
claimed the goods ~ his took out writ Of replevn,
and rctook them. The defence Is that the goods be-
longcd jointly to tho plaintiff and his two brothers
Of whom Is David and that the indebtedness in
CURED by David to defendant was for portion of
them--namely, the iron bedsteads Scaled verdict on
Wednesday. t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,
Summary.

In the Legislature, yesterday, there was not
much business of interest transacted; it is suppos ID
that an adjournment will take place on Wednesday.
Notwithstanding resolution to that effect was H.
on the table In the Senate, by vote of I6 to IL.
The Sandy Hook Quarantine bill had passed the
House. The bill regulating the assessment of
property in New York, requiring valuation to be
made under oath, was lost. The two hous IS I'd
not been able to agree upon the various amend
ments offered to the general banking law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Marine Affairs.

SAILS VERSUS SrrAM.-The clipper packet ship Devon
shire Captain Henry r.. Hovey will punctualy sail for
London tho oath proximo This favorite vessel
but sixteen days crossing her last trip out large
share of the berths already taken although she has
splendid accommodations for over sixty cabin pas.
sengsrs. She IL well worth . visit from those who
wish to go to Europe in a safe and fast ship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Supreme Court-SpcciaI Term.

Before Justico EDWARDS.
Decisions --Jamcs iddngs vs. Geo. W. Brucu. et al.
hHon gsnted regards notice of future application
m money IN The hands Of the receiver in other respects
uenitd Benjamin 1ibbatts W.. X. H. ward, Ct NJ. -
Notion for receiver denied CONS n Bartino VI. sam
y fheic-"otion 10 dissolve injunction denied, with
tNt 10 ith,w the came. Liza A. CRAM adm vs.
CUB a"l'y' y h-iiot.On denied. Iho's si orroli
We H,i.n NJ. .t"rt'--Motim TO modify order 10 per-
mt d,iT,ait 70 lie croes b allowed rs regards adui.
.ty th"it'u ~ " Get Warrington place. .Aot,on IT,
r'nit d' it dnht t",'t NJ iui.cry ~ :, u.lbsit anu
t,t,laNLtn DENIED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Movements or Iud,x,duoIs.

Arrivals yesterday mt tho 8nerican -. Chccvcr,
N, Orleans; w " hitc N. Orlcens; r. l.. Parker, u. s.
ship Rnritan Hon. g. Dale, burlington, N. j.; DIR.
Rice, u. s. ship Harlan .asto--J Barnes, Cncinnat
Or. Fleming Charleston; Capt. NEEDLES, Bridgeport;
Gen. Cadwaladcr, Philadelphia Howsrd-D. H. Ste
vens Washington; j. s. Ross, Crescent City; Major
Cross, New Orleans Hon. O. Reynolds Troy Irving
Hogs-Hon. T. c. Csbcll, FioridA Major Leonard,
L. q. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
To the Inspectors OF Election.

WIN tho Inspectors Of Election in the different wards
Count the mayoraty vote first, this evening BY pur
uing this course the result Of tho election far
the mayoraty is concerned, can be announced at an
early hour. There many split tickets in the
wards that considerable time will be consumed in
counting all the votes. The election Of Mayor being
spatter of general interest all parties from all wards
will DO anxious to hear how it stands By pursuing
the above recommended tho Inspectors will ma
terinly obge tho public generally and the press par
GcularlY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

POLITICAL CoRRUPTIoN-NECEssITY PoR REFORM
"A few days since, at a meeting OF the Board of
Assistant Aldermen in this city, one of that body,
very plain and distinct manner, asserted that
he had been tempered wth-that he had actually
been offered bride for his vote on the question of
the Williamsburg ferry This much he said in re-
istion to himself; and if he stopped at this point
there would not be any necessity for commenting
at any great length upon the matter but he went
farther, and stated strongly as he could, with
out making direct charge, that several of his
colleagues, who had uniformly voted in opposition
to the measure, and on the night in question voted
IN its favor, were induced to change their minds
by an agreement, which he was afraid it would
not be proper to mention in the council chamber I;
in other words, that the party or parties who had
Offered bride to him, had succeeded in pur-
chasing the votes of those of his colleagues to
whom he alluded.
As soon az this astounding and disgraceful de-
velopement reached our ears, we published the
circumstance, and called upon Mr.. Miller to make
a full disclosure of all he knew of the matter,
stating at the time that he owed it to himself and
the credit and reputation Of the city to do so. in
view that the guilty parties might be held I'D to
public condemnation, and the seyerest punishment
inflicted on the wrong doers We were anxious.
90, to see what course would be adopted by the
Board Of Assistants on the next night of the meet
ing.
Il is now some time since these occurrences took
place, and as yet we have seen no notice taken Of
them, or any attempt made to probe the matter, or
10 vindicate the Board of Assistants from the
charge thus brought against few Of its members
directly, and the whole of them indirectly, although
they have assembled more than once since. We
shall, therefore, leave readers and the public
10 draw their own conclusions in the matter, and
put proper estimate on the virtue, integrity, and
lncorruptiblity Of the present Board Of Assistant
Aldermen. t..r a...
Our object in referring to this matter today, is
not to censure that body, or to forestan public
OPINION In any way, but to let the public know the
manner IN which the municipal affairs of our city
bave been conducted. They have proof, in this in
stance at least, that, at all events il is liable to
suspicion, and that there are some doings which
would not look very well if exposed 10 the l;obt
Now, the question il, will they cont;nue This
system, or will they demand that it shall CEASE
Will they vote to-day for the amended charter.
which will, if passed, give a system of respon.
sible government, under which no such laxity a.
chat above referred to, could occur? We shall
see. AT all events, il rests with themselves to say
whether they wil have a corr,lR or pure Gay GO
vsI.nenl IN New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

FouRIRRIrE HoNoR.-The Fourierite organ in
this city-the Tribune published, in its evening
edition of yesterday, the account of the piracy case
in the Pacific, which appeared in the Herald ex-
clusvely, without intimating where it came from.
Oh shade Of Fourier!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

ScrERIoR CovRr-Nos. II, Al. AZ 81, 90 ", ITO, 1f9
ia, us, 116. 121, 1923 124 12o 49, ~ l. 49, O. A.
So VI, IL, 81 4lS IL, 81 n, 80 80, 81 IS. rs, 1875
CoslMor PLrAs-First Part-Nos. us ISL, 1873, 1856
1877, 1S9, l91 1893, 1876 1877. 100, pol 2O3. 2O5 POT
Second Part-Nos 80. So 80, 20 o. 96, 9S, 100, 102
104, JOG, los, no. liz, ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

FORREST AND McAREADY AoAIy.--As we publish
a double sheet to-day, we thought we would in
clude in IT MIR. Forests last letter on the import
ant and everlasting quarrel between that eminent
tragedian and Mr. Macready, and which will &C.
cording to all Appearances, occupy some time yet
before its final adjustment. How or whent is
going to end, we know not. for Mr. Forrest pro-
misses another epistoary broadside or long side in
few days; and Mr.. Macready, we suppose, will
give his version of the affair, and endesvor to up
set Mr.. Forests. Thus it will go on until one
party the other becomes tired, brings it to a
conclusion by wisely abandoning it, or the public
become tired Of the subject, which lthey will. no
doubt, if it be not settled soon. We hope this
squabble in theatrical life will not interfere with
the general prosperity Of the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

MORE News FROM EURopK.-The Hermann, with
two days later intelligence from Europe, will be
due at this port tomorrow or next day. .+,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
United States Circuit Court.

Arm 0--fs Honor after the court opened, Or
dercd the clerk to swear In the petit jury. He then
called tho calendar No cause ready and he dis
charged the jury until Wednesday morning. A fow
motions then heard after which, the court ad-
iDlirncd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
The Canals.

ALBANY, April O. 1910.
The State canals will be ready for navigation no
earlier than the 18th inst later than the LIST II
May Tho latter day most likely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

,Ic .arpcs os-aDsamcn "a sns
Lnod s,a.cs, NO. IS i'o~cry. nikhM hNDEs,oSS.
tic tine place On every srticc
sA,iLs "a ~ Der ccLt. 10 t!.c Puresa.cr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
Ponnsylvnnin Leui.Iaturc.

April y, I64V.
The House Of Representatives, this afternoon passed
the Revenue Bill also tho Homestead r. ion BILL
value three hundred real personality . large
majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10

ia ~ 'xceicHoc are the iia manufacturers uulcr tho
'oh anu soid Tor 81 ea,. by hnos ~ Fulbn ssrcet
nsAon will fhi In his chSsscs
his la,s ~ the etcsl fashion Ths aims ior
those Who onaeavvr beat down" in ns prices.