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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
The CRY of Prescription.

Notwithstanding the continued cry of proscrp-
ton which comes up from the Locofoco press
against the administration, it appears that the re-
movas from Office have been very limited in COM
parison with the whole number of offices. Take the
Post Office Department for instance, where more
removals have been made than in all the other
Departments combined, and what is the result. 1t
appears from the 4th of March last to the Sd of
October inclusive, the following removals and
changes were made:
sOS Post Offices established,
278 discontinued,
l61 changed sites,
1874 Post Masters removed,
1868 resigned,
13O a" died.
Thus out of an aggregate of between seventeen
and eighteen thousand post offices, there were but
4,s7l changes by removal, resignation, death, and
other causes, and only 2,s74 removals thus leav-
ing in the hands of the Locofocos over tUeIUe thou
sand of the Post Offices. This is prescription with
a vengeance.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
eE We see it stated by the last Wayne Co,

w We see it stated by the last Wayne Co,
Dem. that an impulent fellow has taken the au-
thority of censuring the editor of that paper, for
speaking boldly and fearlessy his sentiment on sub
jects agitating the public mind as if he had not
right as freeman to speak out on any question
which he supposed TO be to the best interest of our
Republican government; but the writer certainly
must be an ass, to think because a man is an
editor of public Journal, that he is declared from
the right of speech. Who would have thought
that such man lived in America where it is said
to be the land of the free and home of the brave
Such tyranny fore fathers fought against, and
some wretched fool has made breach to violate
and break over what they intended to remain per-
manent it was their blood that was split TO gain
the great liberty enjoy, and who dares to cast
aside their patriotic deeds. Pioneer.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

The Southern papers are advising their mer-
chants to purchase goods in New York and Boston,
exclusively of doughtaees and on noaccount to buy
even yard of tape, of an ant-slavery man. They
will we are sorry to know, have no difficulty in find
ing snch fellows as they prefer to patronse. Both
those cities are fall of them True Dem
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
ALBANY Messenger

LErrER FROM CALIFoRNIA-The following ex-
tract from letter. daten Benicia Sept Ia writ
ten by passenged in the Leonore
"Dear Brother:-since wrote you last, have
been mp 20 the mines, and have seen the elephant
and have bad hold of his tail-he is hard old fel-
low tell you
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
Wood! WOOdi!

Of some eight or ten of our subscribers, who
wished to pay in wood for their paper, but one
has brought us "A load. We would say to those who
wish to pay us in wood, to bring it on NOW; we
wish to lay in our winters supply.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

Strong and sharp wit may be. it is not so
strong as the memory of fools, so keen as their
resentment he that has not strength of mind to for
give, is by no means weak enough to forget; and
it is much easy to do uelthing, than to say
a severe one. Lacon
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
From s.turday'a Detroit Bulletin.
News at MICA Ray.

Capt. Harrison of the Chippewa, says, (in let
tory that Mcdonald and bis party of Indians land
ed at Mica Bay, on Monday last: during the night.
He placed two pieces of artillery to command
the works, and disposed of his forces. so quietly
that the miners were not aware of their presence
until they were in their power. Mr. Bonner the
agent awakened from sleep and threatened
with death in case of resistance. They then de-
manded the surrender ofthe mines, property and
effects which was complied with We are indebt-
ed to Mr. Charles Trowbridge for these particulars.
also for the following letter from Mr.. Bonner to
a gentlemen at the Saut:'
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

A wedding came off week or two since in the
county prison of Pittsb, rgh, Pa. young man,
now serving out three years sentence for arson,
was married to bride who is at liberty. She
went to prison to marry him.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

EE An extensive mail robbery was discoved
at Springfield, this State opthe 26th inst, perpe;
trated by Charles McWiIliams. Some 10000 dol
lars have been recovered. He is under arrest
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

A writer in foreign journal says: The exact
velocity of electricity along copper wire is 1885,
900 miles in second; it is calculated accordingly
that we could telegraph to our antipodes in rather
less than the 500 part of one second Of time.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

A Mr. Valentine, in Cincinnati has an ear of
corn with % rows and sprout end on which
are over one thousand kernels 1t is 81 years old
and was raised on the place where Fifth street mar
ket now stands.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
The Popular vOte-A whig Triumph

ThefoIlOwing table embraces the aggregate vote
of the whole State, except Richmond, of which the
majority only is given. The aggregate vote Of the
county of New York is given copied by the Fri
bune from the returns in the Clerks Office
Alb Eve Jour
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

A Connecticut family on a visit to the south; to
save postage, drew on the margin of a newspaper,
childs face, an awl and well with buckets. etc.
thus interpreted, awe have an infant, all are well"
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

EE An agency Office, in Philadelphia, of the
Camden Bank, was entered on the morning of the
23d inst, and robbed of ,2l8 in notes of differ
ent denominations-the largest $500.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

~ It appears were mistaken in saying
the Legislature of New York was tie, the Wings
have majority of two on joint ballot A very
happy mistake. ..--..
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
OFFICE OF THE QUEBEC MINING Co.
Mica Bay, Nov. IA, IS49.
s. Mcknight, Esq, saut:-

d 11OIA1Is5ItI EST, N5uut.
Dear Sir; This Place has been attacked by a
party of Indians and half breeds, under command
Of Allen Macdonnell, Angus Macdonnel and Whar-
ton Metcalf Not having the means Of defence in
either arms or ammunition, l have been obliged
submit to the superior force and arms, and have
determined to abandon the place.
wish you, if you can do so, to charter one of
the Propellers or large schooner to take down
the people and as many of the provisions and
stores as possible. can enter into further details
but must confine myself, at present. to requesting
you to sendup the means of transporting the peo-
Pile as quickly as Possible. The Chippewa viii
turn here but we must have another large vessel
as well as her.
Ship nothing more to this place
l am, Dear Sir,
Yours Truly,
JOHN BONNER
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

CooL-The people of Worcester have elected
the editor of the Spy to go tot the Legislature and
elected us sty at home. That shows very plainly
.rhich they can spare besti Palladium.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

EE Austin's Powder MILL at Xenia, exploded
on the 26th inst, for the fourth time within two
years, killing two men
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

w The name of our Post Office has been
changed from Lower Sandusky, to Fremont, w
NJ. Stark, P NJ
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

AaENTs-V. B. PALMER, Esq, N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets, and E. W. CARR, Esq., Sun build
ngs Third and Dock streets, PHILADELPHIA authori-
zed to act agents for the ''FREMoNT FREEMAN,"
published at Fremont, Sandusky county. Ohio.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
GAlb. E We. Jour
LOCO.
WHIG.

Wing average, 2ol,5so Loco average 2ol,39S
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01

After this positive denial on the part of Mr..
Brega of being an agent of Mr.. Clayton and ex-
onoratinp him. AS well as the rest of the cabinet,
from the charges imputed to them we expected
to see the Locofoco press discontinue to disgrace
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eauy N chen oPeraIOns by any other Preparation conn.,
poEhaed !or SIMILAR purposes, now before the public
gse oisc'ncs are combinations of approved medicines
m,ngnng the excellent qualities of each medicine into one
wn nave never yet been known fail Iii impossie 10
podnce certificates Of the medicine Of this pee";aI
Iae or heIwise host Of facts might be advanced to
me broad and deep foundation upon which The char
9! Ibee SPECIFICS rests for support Long standing
oaes 00nerrhga (Ieet Structures Pains in he T0 Isl
mGeG5ohs ne ktdneys. Graoei, Burning in me in
~ Gssagss ETC. ETC. have yielded to the command o. ese
Shtldotes and of Syphilis OF the most
sanatiVs nsen have fled before er astonishing
s avp, is without doubt the eectua rem
t esss and has cured obstinate diseases
every other medicine had failed In its improved form
II nearly tasteess and effects permanent cnrs in IN.
spaee " hoe or siI days without restriction 10 diet AZ
posuie OF business Besides this important adyartaee
leaves the part subject to that Troublesome veal ness
a so often after the Of other medicines gene,e
p,cDeo and taken in the first stage OF the i;sssso
WI arrest the discharge and all unpleasa nj feI
a aays IN long potracted chronic TIA es ri ts
seases' IN obstinate Glees Female Comnjants snch ~
w nnss etc It =" without doubt the most efecius ssmedv
we DO not offer these Specifics as a P.r.cr. =,
IA no Du or the above named cases we are apthor
Zen ny DIS LeRQy and Peeer OF Paris 1ths !. vs.sne
:" HIarnMH chfe, under forfeit of $500 '
c. WOMB mere remark that these Mixture have ssr NJ.
% s pubic Oh NewOrleans for the last r;re sears AMI
ea ,.a W universally proved eficacOus
..1s GnOIION-Hspare Of a Bqse Coxsferfsitey ,sko
uIious ana injurious article Rec0liecf ~ onI.
NJ sen. IN Unafed Sfafes Is A DONNAUD No IL CAsn.
oexkt sSTEMkkT, 0efDesn Canal and Csmxen =
Ireailss On Structures on & lad lrsAs
- a" p"vs's examinations deQ q eheseA n
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McVOY'S TONIC.

TSns and Health FoElop Its Use.
ONICS tOnika from tension, tone) are medicinal
agents the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vsor OF the body when weakened and
laxed and when there deficiency OF tone vita power
from the influence of dixease.
This q q acts upon the nervous the capillary, and
the muscular SYSTEM 1t upon the heart through
sympathy with the stomach, and also by the Absorption of
the active principles employed that they can be Girecy
applied to the moving CENTRE and to the OF the blood
vessels indeed of all the preparations contrved by the a
flee of man, this is among these which exers The most
powerful TONIC effect Il increases the digestive powers
Of the stomach stimulates the ntenes, and being dissolved
in the .stc and intestinal juices taken by the absor
ems, enters the blood and the whole The
cOuntenance once pale and faded, beautiful ford
aspect and The whole of the system called
healthy action augmens the powers of the secetoy sy
tenn and by the moderate but permanent preston makes
the nerves increases the general ygo Of all the functions
II CUEEs (witIOut puIging) ohere there pale rel
loo SKIN, attended NTH sueinss, 4nasarea, Dropsv
yanadiee, Diseases Of the Heart Distracted MenstrMa
tion ChkOrosis and may be used with entire in
Eeak Habit Indieston Reia1aton HystGria, Scrofula
Chronic CatGrrA, (A0rea Hyp0eh0ndridss. Green Sick
Paralsis, Ricketts, and during the exhaaaon which
follows acute diseases.
as TONES must be used where there is Fever or
la pricaS
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DIR. KEELER'S
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES.

'f'lESE MEDICINES are expressly prepared for family
use and. from the great Popularity which they have
acquired wherever known end satisfaction given every
tiia made Oh tea th proprietor feels extend
their Usefulness, order that every may receive ike
dement's Unlike the mary nOtlms put forth before the
phblc, they ATE The production Of every calculated
BY education and experience, 10 oar to the afflicted remedies
emintny worthy of confidence Tie pro;,riet1r is a
graduate III OF the best medical schools in The United
states spent preparatory Studies with two pro.
iesofs OF the titnlou attended three fu courses of me
cal Lectures an. has been engaged for years raccing
tne principles o. MS profession amid diseases of diversified
character From such experience and data tie public ,,
safe guarantee that these prafaiions Tried in uds
OF cases with the most gratifying results carefully com
ponHeI upon sc'entic PRINCIPLES, by thoroughly
saanle with the medicinal effects each article separately
and Of their combined effects when chemically united
LIZ Ihese preparations consist OF the following kudsi
=, DR.. Keeler's Panacea
rcr tie removal and all diseases arising
en- an impure state OF the blood habit of the body Price
Cordial and carrninative,
For deranged state of the stomach and bowels whether
o. from the irritable effect OF Teelhns children rice
% cents per bottle
f., -. ,,..,. -, Cough Syrup.
non ipiiuenZa, Coughs. Cata is, Toa seEess Asthma
benchi Hopping Cough, Group and for all affections Of
per bottle ~ ~ o
Verlnifuge Syrup.
This Vermnge efectua and powerful remedy for all
iPeceS snd yaete. Ct Worms affecting children and adult
Rheumatic Lotion
pS"eflai ans; sautay external remedy in Tic Doulou.
ach and ex'emities rheumatism Stiff Joints Confractions
OF the gamenis, Sprains Bruises Conioons Cont Sci
u hS' anu LOT affections requiring the of external
Liver and Sanative Pills
sGee'y ami positive remedy for Consti aiion Bousness
v6qsness and for the many affections incident 10 yiia,ed
an, deranse condition OF the digestive organs generally
81 !, For sale g j. Ne 9.tseF~ bvAe -4gegts
F-i " VAN LaNi'l X CO. II St Charles ST.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

No 30 CUSTOyfHO USE STREET, NJ o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE IL ErrEcTkD.-Priva,e Diseases cusd in
few days by regular hyslciar without mercury other
POISONOUS MEDICINES al No. s. CUsTOAMOUsE sTREkr.
New Oregns, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN ca The attention Of those afflicted with
any OF The forms oil certain Disease to his general ad
tisement In another column The treatment adopted ty
him that which has the approval of The most dstin pushed
al success has proved hey ond doubt that
strietnle enlargement OF the PROSTATE glands diseases
duced by Certain soar; prsle. etc. be OBJ
tanned to mOal certainty, il application be made those
whose ntalis sill and experience be relied ON
Since DT. Mullen opened in this city, all many caaes
that have come under hs have been cured without
single exception. Some Of these Of years standing
One remsskabie Of structure 20 old has been
to the surprise vi the paelt The gentleman (shOse
sectabiiy known to the citizens OF New Orleans) al
hand. and (y his 'ermssion) be referred Dr. NJ
treatment OF sfctnrs not known South OF New York
lis treatment OF g0rOrhGa and geet the perfect
ever discovered IL Is the shortest safest The
PARENT lakes 70 cOaiva. culebs, tureHns other
seas dsex bot cure obtained in two days without
pan. inconvenience change of diet IT, No pay unless
cure ID effected within the time naned
tMP0TxsCY:-f Dung Others who, by SEXUAL ex-
cess or self pollution have broueh themselves any
Of The painful Consequences resulting from
indulgence OF the passions snch premature impo-
teccy. involuntary seinal emissions general debility or
or constitutional dean pmeni may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he oilers them perfect cure The
strlcteSt secresy observed.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily his office No So
Customhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN Nj IL
k2 Remember No 81 Cus.omhOusa 81. mis- If
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.

SkzE FEH!TI limo 1SP RMnTtrI5krb
~ CREATIVE ELLxiR.-Thi. is the only actual rene
dy ever discovered fer impoency. General Debility Noe
cret habits and OF the recently
Tor the same complaints worthless limitations which its
INTO the market The medical faulty Of Europe and he
the ana have IN liner so s
IN single instance that has been authenticated any com
relieved BY The Juno Coda are generally such s as To ess
NE publication OF certificates of Of the question: or
testimony to that The great reputation hat Il enoys
accidentally obtained but IS firmly based upon Is
are e be found the happy parents Of healthy pnng who
Wonid not have been 50 but fer this extraordinary pepara
i reeompen dsdi objection has been naturally made 10
the pGce of the Juno Cordial because the trash that has
oeen thrown In the market in opposition sold cheaper
bnt the fact is the Cordial be afforded for less and
IF e Ms
n ns 0 snd are mad e Of essp d,us worth BIZ. little
reliance may be placed the Juno Cordial the cue OF
the msiadef mentionsd above and also Of which FOL
and al asYo as.R se
'iont lngG%Ston suggishness Of the LIVER elect
any way connected with the disorder of the Provocative
tene ions Il a Of which will afford almost immediate
positive and permanent cure Persons about marry il
So@ take Il n viii IF n ssap
health and vso il brief period and where want of Off
beneficial results be anticipated with confidence il IS
81 priceless value 10 those without offspring. II has taken
e av scn IN Italy and Will in all other countries where
also the unrivad qualities Of curing incent
patients who have sought delightful climate for the esto.
Iaon 81 men health and the result is that medicine has
eh auoeu 10 Tie catalogue for the of incipent
summation.
o int sss wd Is sSsSss, e ri, ssn have
IN ne nlted states Of AmeIica sole gents for its sne
Naples, July 18th. 1s4a "
III Mobile. by X. Joseph Tucker. fy8 lyO |
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McYOY'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine of the Nineteenth Century made from
Roots Of Plants gr0hciag near lie Gnu Of .EeIIcc.
This is truly Valuable remedy, and everybody shond
have it, In Diseases OF Children. and preventive OF dis
ease in its acute form, who tel its worth 1t has been
used with prominent in Diseases Of the Chest such
as Coids: Cough Difficulty Of Breathing. SDittng Of
toOd Might Saoea.s often at ended with Chs and Heat,
Pam Brtast and Side Consumption IN its forming
stage, asthma, Group. Influenza Also. LiUer Com.
plant C0stDeness ScrQfata, Hdstfng Of the Hesk If
tectcns Of the Spleen Stomach and Boptis. We have
heard OF no case OF Cholera occurring where this
dy has been used. Where has been used Tor ndposi
children they ha Eeen invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed The most eect health. For e,naes it will be found
superior 10 other medicine and be u.s. under all
circumstances It's depuaiive qualities places far above
all the Sarsaparas. In Scarlet FeDer
great remedy.
EOy" For further information Pamphlets and BIs.--
Pnce 81 00.
TEE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the cure OF Es0r feRs, E1esssipe Uts-ine Dis
chdrges, and CkrORic Disease If the Spleen. OF
pase excellence, positive in lis sal utary results and worthy
OF universal patronage. Price 81 So
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE.
4 Great and WonderJdl .4gent. OF truly astonishing
power compose. of simple vegetable element, and exter
naily apiisd. For the OF Rheamotism Tetanus
LOcklaD, Spesns Stiffness Of the limits, Pain eBery
part Of the 6odV, drGee. Nervous IOOthdcle applied
in the ear OF the affected side.
We would not deal in fulsOme euiOgy, in the usual
style OF panegyric in commenting this article to public
frative its power TO heal Excellence. efficiency.
tanty, ae It's attributes All who will say good
and Will do ncalculable good the human Price 81
For by ii. BONNABEL.
of Natehez and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
yS ly G. N. MORRISON. u Magazine st.
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A GARD.

t,1UR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
Knowing The extreme hazard which strains gers run in
consulting Physicians Tor the Of private diseases.
owing to the Disqualification Of those who profess
10 cure such cases. deem il 10 be nothing but an act
kindness tow the afflicted well shear
Justice to Dr. LIE a. sS M
g. i its worst and most appalling form and 70, ssysrsl
could obtain in New Orleans, without being at benefit
sd1indsed grew worse A. length hssrd Of Dr. Mul:
len reputation. applied to him, and 70 my great
Joys in three weeks he restored to perfect health Sub
senhsd New OTssrs. Jan. 4 !ea7; n,pr,rsor
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A CARL

Ilk. DOl,sON has returned from the North and vii
resume his practice formerly especially the ieatHent
Of Piles F'stua. diseases OF the elaer etc. Sgctaes
from whatever cause treated for radical cure without ;e
use OF caustic ,rcuttng Instruments.
Dr. FLINT says Gin writing for Of my nens)
" The more have reflected them and experienced The
want oil that kin OF instrument the better satisfied
become that yon have provided by ingenuity and
q surgical dexideratnm in that particular"
Ills newl, -lnyenied and mpIo, Ell instruments for
every variety Of Rupture and, when well fitted are worn
with ease and oom!oh The blocks do not mbbe pespra-
ton and become offensive The springs prepared 10
si lis corrosive effects, and the may removed and
washed at pleasure Unequv0ca tes ,Onia OF permanent
Cures IN both the aged and ne young be examined
my office. No. MON street. second door from St
ChAIes st. wa d& W3m
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- rs - :
for the cure of GooOrrhea,
elect. Structures, VenereaI
Diseases, etc. etc.
Untiring research, traveI
and labor, combiued 10 the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice. have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians 10 make various
highly important discover
leg in the healin g art.
In offering these prepara-
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletier
ieariessiy hazard the asser-
t,On that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
quaied, either for their
curative properties or for
mlidness, safety and Ger
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NOTICE.
Two THOSE AEEIIiwrEH ,uIru V

's>O THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL Dis
E.aSE3-1he reputation OF line writer SO well estah
hskcd that all that TO those wo he
50 uniOuns ale to have contracted ftose Dread
tu diseases known and allied Secret Diseases in any par of
their various forms. that the writer after success
hi practice OF twenty confined to
Drsease and Dseasss OF the Blood (havng treated and
ies.d many hundreds who past all hope, many of
whom had been the treatment m eninen, py sciaD,
withou. csiving benefit enabled Offer you posi-
lively safe caTtRn and speedy cue Should say oil the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No IS CusTOaHousE STREET
before applying elsewhere and avail Themselves ofe hene.
tits Of the subscriber long aud successn peence
mis- b. f. MULLEN s. {,ns,nmhnu.o ar
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So
s l. Av e DE OF.

u slave Yard and Boarding House, $50 GIavier
street second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
at all times Slaves will be we'd board or sold
on terms The building large three story brick
mouse and very comwodions a Slave Depot PARTICULAR
s~~"-'-- ri .fH