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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
Steam Mill for Sale.

TlHE subscriber now offers his new steam
4 saw mill for sale, situate on the Ridge
Road, about ten miles easterly from Fremont, and
only 100 rods from the Maumee and Western Re-
serve Turnpike Road, and within about Is rods of
the surveyed line of the Wellington and Toledo
Railroad.
The mill is superior one, in all respects, being
in healthy location, having the very best of water,
that which viii not corTode boiler, The building
il of lhe most substantial kind, 35 by 81 feet, fitted
to saw logs 80 feet long Having two circular saws
and machine for saving fslloes attached, and
sufficient power in the engine to drive the whole
and the boiler large enough to make the steam,
ABUNDANCE OF TIMBER,
all around and men that have got the snap to them
10 haul it; thsre being no less than seventy teams
astr in day last winter, attached 10 some forty
sleds and boats; and every ten days Of good sled
ding is equivaIentto about one thousand logs.
Any person wishing to get large contracts for the
Ralroad, or wishing 10 enter into the lumber BUSH
ness viii find it to their advantage to call and see
for themselves.
op equally well to call, for they half pay for
one while they would be building. The building
being framed as TO be easily taken down and set
up-would require but little time to remove it. .
The Subscriber has also los acres of good
land-about forty acres cleared, GOOD frame Barn,
-aYoung Orchard Of over one hundred grated Apple
trees, most of which are bearing, with Peaches,
Pears, Plums, Cherries, Quinc5s, Grapes, &c. &c
which have also commenced bearing. The mill
and farm will be sold separate together to suit
purchasers; and liberal terms of payment given.
FL. NORTON, Fremont,
orthe subscriber on the premises.
l.. CURTIS.
York. August 8, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
York, August 8, 1850.

" A quantity Of seasoned wagon and buggy
felloes, together with an extra quality of narrow
Iath, and lumber of all kinds kept constantly on
hand cheap as can be had at any other mill in the
country. G2I:6ml w. L. c.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
OVERWHELMING EsTIMoEIEs:


srvER HALF A MILLION OF TESTIMoNf
ais have been received BY the Proprietor of
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

" y - ~ - LIN y
AL-LHEALING ONT
MENT from Physicians
the most skillful and ce-
LIBERATED, from Counsel
lors learned in the Law,
from Judges of celebrity
on the Bench, from Min
listers Of the Gospel,
whose undertaking in
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the
- TIL c.-.. -,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

United states Reserve at Perrysburgh, un-
divided two thirds of the west half south east
quarter, 81 acres; and undivided two thirds
south west quarter. ,5
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
GENUINE OLD DR.. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARHJA

possesses marvellous Efficacy all complaints arisu
rom L1dgeSton from Acdy Of the Stomach, from unequs
circulation discrimination of blood the head palpao
the heart cold feet and hands, cold chs and hot flashes h
body 1t has its equal in Colds and Coughs and promoe
easy expectoraton and gentle pespaton relaxing structures
he lungs. throa: and every other part
But nothing is its excellence manesy and
knoYIladgsd than in all kinda nd
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

J. w. Goodson, Bellevue,
Charles Powers, WoodviIle,
]. K. Owen. Tifiin,
w. Ayers, Upper Sandusky,
Jos. E. Fouke, Little Sandusky,
r. Perry, MeCntehensviIle.
Frenont June 2 I8dQ-lv
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy.

THE OHIGTN4L IND ONLY GENUINE.
This admiral remedy coughs. colds, influenza, asthma
hits. and all affections of the throat and lungs has
now been before public the last year, during
has been tested thoroughly by the
petent to decide upon its merits. Every knows the
virtues of Lod iv Oil, but it is like sealed book
thousands Of suffering nvad, of its usve
taste aud smell Tae proprietor has entirely obviaed
this without detractng from the medicinal virtues of the
OIL by combining il with certain other celebrated
in the form of agreeable article of conecton-
ery by which be administered the deliCalc
invalid without the least inconvenience The medical
nueuCe of the candy the exact track of the Ham
matoTy causing cough First soothing the organs
of the voice, the SedStve influence passes along the
lining of the wndppe in the hronchl. and allaNing
pulmonary irritation, giving and comfort the chest
restoring the voice to the accustomed cleameSs and pow
congaaed prle-m, acrimony in the fluids and OBJ
sructiOus in the glands gently and safely discharge BY
easy ecioraton 1t never dsagrees with the stomach
common cold Yields tos benign influence in few hours
and when esorted before the complaint far advanc
ed, all danger Of consumption is entirely proven ed
Purchasers must beware OF CuunterieS. rapidly
creAsiug popularity has excited the cupidS of
druggists ard confectionery who preparing article
under the name, put mp IN similar le, with copy
Of the iorGer wrapper. aud thus endeav uriug ain
their miserable imitation upon the public the genuine
article BE and call for Bliss Cod Liver Oil Candy
which Will in future he developed and elegant
wrapper bearing appropriate designs, representing the
uiacturc Of the oil. Also fac-simile Of the ssnure Of
the proprietor, without which be genuine Pre-
pared only by b. *. Bliss, Druggist, Springfield Mass in
vSnter and sole proprietor. Reiag Co. Boston, gem
cral agents for New England. For sale by
A. G. PAGE. frcEt ~ Bath and uicjnty
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
Alleged Horrors mt MOrrisnnia.

X will he remembered b, most of our rea-
tiers that charges of numbering children were
made against Miss ShotweIl, VINO kept a
nursery AT Morri>aaia n few months since.
The excitement az that time was very great,
and committee was appointed to iuvestl-
gate the charges. After a lahurlous exain-
nation of all The facts, the committee became
satisfied tina; Miss Shotwel has accounted
for all toe children curnniitted 10 her care
that she has uniformly and increasingly, 10
her utmost endeavoTS. observed and extended
10 ;hsin extreme Kindness. vigilance, attend
ance and benevOience; has used every avaa-
he tneaRS "a all cases 10 cure them aud to
alleviate their sutitrings, that the Asylum
was conducted as 10 force and supplies, as
To medical aid and attention, as 10 nursng,
,.utrimeat, diet aud cleanliness, IN IA excel
lzHt nia4tner> that the improper manner OF
i;ttcrring The Iemalns OF those who died,
arose from the carelessncss and in7rteniron
ct those 10 whom she had 10 good iaNh Gem
United the performance Of that duty: and
lhss. though she erred in not having all of
them within a proper time decentIy inferred
IN correct manner AT the Potters Field,
vel this was aa error committed 10 good
faith aad good motives, -NeIc York Dispetch
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston-N Ilth, Sch Alfred, Stover, Thcmastcn.
Gloucester-I an, sch Leo, RocAland for n York;
Iishtiout Packard, do fnr Richmond
NorfOlk-ln Hampton Roads lllh, ship Ophr from
City Point for Charcst,n.
Charleston-Ar lOih sch ST George Thorn ,stos.
New York-Cld llth, brig nacissa, Powell, 81
Marks.
Boston-Ar 18th, sch Two Brothers, wIdes, Wis
casset.
Ar l4th, schs lanes, Winehenhach waidoboro; Cath
crime Bea &c. do; Catherine. Pierce. Freepot; Mary
Ann, Williams. Brunswick; VISTA Dunton, Woolw ch;
Two Brothers, Tirrrll, Wiscasset
At Quarantine ship South Carolina (of Bath,) Da,
Liverpool Der 20j had 1913 steeraee passengers. Sixty
We sick az dour died the passage. The report that
their disease small pox, ts denied.
~ l4th schs Maria, Fletcher Bath; 18Th, schs Con,
" naain Rockand; Draw, Sherman, Wiscasset; Guess,
Qiuney. do; Gen Davis, Dunion Hath; Brilliant
den Bath; Arenzamendi, Snow, do.
Watphop e'' ~ n =
Mobiie-Ar 4th, sch Adelaide. Brown, Thomaston.
port, f.
New orleans-Ch Both ut, ships oea r Patten.
S.nr"n, H'"o'e; sia, Leonard, Thompson, Tampa Bay.
Towep - sea 29h ship Forest King,
ADV, SHIPS Huntress, lot Havre Wiz ooo hale. "A.
laide MeieaH Tor Antwerp nearly all Cargo engaged;
Sabas. for Boston, 9Th; barques rlorenre Woodward
for do. nearly all cargo engaged Chas Thompson for
ApaIachicola-Ar2 5th. barque Quisnebaup s,r;n-
ger New York; 9Th, ship Columbian, M-reen do IA
the East Pass 2slh, ship supposed to be the Excelsior
snyannah-Went to sea 4th, ship Martha Ward
New York
Charleston In the offng 9Th, ship T Roger, from
Liverpool,
Georgetown-Cld 9th, brig Creole, Ycnng hence.
New fork-Ar 18th, sch Ontario, Rockiand.
CID llth ship NatlA Kimbai Cox, Mobile,
Holiness IIole-Ar llth hi. Mt Vernon, Hall an,
Eoen Herbert, Emery, Rockiand for New York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
SheriH's Sale |!

INCOLN, SS.-Taken on execution and will he sold
IL AT Public Auction, at the Municipal Court Room,
Bath the 9Th day cf January, ISL nj 10 O'Clock
Anal the right that Thomas Moore, of said Raih
had on the 9th day Of December 1870 being The a, y
on which the attachment was made on the orig;
writ. 10 eem The following described premises with
the buildings hereon-siluaied i'll said Bath aud bonna
ed as folluws-norih by Green Sireet-cas by land N
John Stevens-sourh by land Of Mrs Bosworlb-,nd
west by land of Crosby Sewall. Said oi being by
rods.
Uhe being under mortgage TO secure The nav.
men, OF about hundred dollars Particulars in -.
Deeds. Topshani, Lincoln County. :
Terms al sale. n NICHOLS, Dspf SJcr9
Bath, Dec. 4, 1850. Avs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the America.

SEVEN DAYSLATERF FROM EURO PE
The steamer America, with fory-six pas
sengers FOR Boston. and six for Halifax, arr
we'd up at Boston about O'Clock on FRIDAY
morning, Dec. Is, having ieft Liverpool OH
the Both Nov
There is greatly increased agitation ~
England and Scotland to the antl-popety
movement, and the Daily News asserts That
the attorney peaeral is preparing OIL TO
make oepal The holding OF English titles 10y
the catholic clergy, and the Tunes signlh-
can,lv remark, that DR.. Ulatham is the last,
b;sbnp of Birninghanf. Lord Beaumont, n
catholic publeman has raken The field against
the measures of the pope, and maintains
that his appointments TO Esglsa bishopric
are derogatory to the crown aud at variance
with the constitution. Immense meetings
TO denounce the aggressive policy of the
pope have been held IN the country, and ia
some cases have lead 10 serious riots e>pec-
tally at Brkenhead, where the meeting adj
vertised for "Wednesday was attended with
one OF The widest riots since the days OF the
reform bill. Magistrates and police were
compelled TO flee before the mob The cross
finally restored quiet.
The latest news from Germany IS IN no
respect more pacific nor affairs less critical
and complicated, than for two weeks Prev
Gus to the sailing of The America
The disturbances between the Prussan
and Bavarlan troops at Frankfort were te-
newed on the 25th, and M several oil the
streets the sodiers of The Two countries had
very sangunary conflicts. The intervention
of strong patrols could alone preserve peace
in the city. The Austrian or federal army IN
in Hesse is suffering from want OF provisions
and their commander has Informed the
Prussian general that he shall he compelled
10 advance. Gen. Groben replied that the
Prussian troops under his command would
not fall hack under any circumstances.
The French ambassador IN London had ar
rived in Paris to explain Lord Palmerston :
views on the German question. Ii Is repor-
ted that England wishes 10 act IN concert
with France, and that she desires 10 prevent
Russian intervention.
In the assembly on Tuesday an eXciting
debate arose upon The question OF raising an
additional army of forty thousand men.
The debates plainly show that France Is
strongly opposed TO any combination which
should render Germany united.
The latest advices from Rome state that
the propaganda affect TO treat lightly the
commoron in England upon the late papai
aggression, and profess TO regard ii as a mere
question of etiquette.
An alarming conspiracy of the old retro
gade party in Constanlinople has given rise
TO rumor that the sultan had been assas>i
mated. Happily the report proved to he false.
kossutll is still held in DURANGO, and is re-
ported to be suffering with typhoid fever.
The king of SaTdinia opened his parlia-
ment on the 23d ult., and was enthusiastic
cally received. HIS speech, which gave great
satisfaction, announced his intention TO main
tam the laws necessary for the new political
organic ,tlon Of the country in spite of the
pepe.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

GEORGIA Cow ENrIoS. Ia this body, on
the 18Th, the Vermont law multiplying the fI-
give slave law was presented. and rem ark
ed upon. Mr.. jenkins sutimitted resolves
TO the effect that I'VE hold the American Uu-
ion as secondary in importance 10 the rights
and prime plies it was designed 10 perpetuate,
and that I'VE will be bound by il as long as it
continues 10 be the safeguard of those rights
and privileges that Georgia, though not
wholly approving the compromise measures,
will abide by them as permanent adjust
meat of the sectional controversy that Ga.
will resist any act OF congress for aboishing
slavery, or suppressiag the slave trade be-
tween states. or prohibiting the intyoductino
of slaves in Utah and New Mexico: and that
the preservation Of The Union depends upon
the faithful execution of the fugitive law.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

South CARoLINA.-Gen. !. H. Means has
beeu elected governor of South Carolina. In
the legislature, 10Th inst, Mr.. Memminser
proposed resolutions that the recommended
tions of the Nashville convention for south
ern congress, be accepted, and that the legis-
sature forthwith provide for the appointment
o. delegates that SUN of 5000, 900 be ap-
propr'ated for arn,ing and defending The state
and that police system he established for
protecting our people, bond and free, from
evil designs OF northern aboitionists No
mail south Of Savannah, 10 night Comman-
der Knight, of Charleston has received or
ders TO lake the command Of the sloop-of-
war Germantown, at Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEN ale PHYSICIAN. has Sooru1Nc
SrRUr, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softenins !he gums-will allav all pain and
spasmodic action; AMI is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it.
Mothers il will give rest 10 yourselves and re-
lief ard health to Your infants, nerer has Il
tsilei ift.a'eiy used. perfectly safe to be adj
miRjstered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price 25
cents hottie
\. P. Brqnire for MRS. W1NSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it a, once
if your 1hld is suffering. Or. A. Shaw, agt.
lyIl
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
Parm and Mill Privilege
For SSaIe.

A Small. Farm consisting OF about forty acres OF
"A End, with dwelling house. barn and other neces-
SAL build ngs situated within one fourth OF mule
OF She epscot Bridge The farm is well waiered, has
good orchard, and well divided into fields aud pasiur
ing.
privileges enrichng the soil that many others
MOI in posse ssion Of Connected with this is one
OF the best salt Mill privileges on the Sheersco,
river For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
CHARLES CARGILI.
Sheepscct Bridge, Dec s, 1850. 3w25
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

FATAL ACCIDENT. A brakeman, named
Ladd. young man, recently married, and be-
longing to Charleston, was killed Friday morn
ing on the Fitchburg Railroad. He was upon
the top of car in the freight train which left
Boston at o'clock that morning, and in pass
ing under bridge in Lincoln, was struck,
Knocked off, and thrown upon the track, and
overrun by the whole train of heavily loaded
cars. He was instantaneously. killed, his body
being mangled in the most shocking manner
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
Never SILVER

4 ND f.iitles Refined Candies at
Il % SHAW'S.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

EROM Boston, with fresh supply of the choicest
l. icines that the market affords. S?SIIA
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
New Pictorial Family Bible.
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Citv of Bath.

Bath. Dec Il. 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.

A RIVED.
THURSDAY, Dec. 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch G-rciln, King, Savannah.
Sch Phaetuu. " ebber, Boston.
SAILED.
Ship Harriet, Berry, Apaiachicoa.
FRIDAY, Dec 10.
SAILED.
RarIue Mary Narney, Stursis, Trinidad.
Sch Tahmiroo, Johnson. NcwhuDpou
sch Concern, Blake Newhuryport
Sch catherine. McNear BostuH.
Sch Luciano. Lewis. rcston.
Sch Mentor. Steirns. Boston.
Sch lnO, Jewett, Boston.
sch Mexico, -, BOSTON.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Bo.Ion.
Brig Z Kinds, Pe!sv, York.
Sch ArenZamcnd Snow, b stun.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams, Boston.
MONDAY, Dec l6.
CLEARED.
Brig Venus, Orr, Cardenas
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

An Ordinance 10 amend An Ordinance 10 reg
uldte the FIRE Department"
DE It ordained by the City Council, of the CITY
ID of Bath as follows; The Ordinance TO regulate
the Fire Department. is hereby amended IN section
first line fifth, by adding alter the word "Compa-
mes !" the words one Hose Com odny;" and in the
tie third line from the bottom by striking out the
words Company Of six men and inserting instead
thereof the words and hose companies of not less
than SIX men each" said Ordinance is hereby fur
Their amended in section sixth. line NINTH by inser-
ting after the word " Aldermen the words and the
Hose, Hook and Ladder Companies, shall also meet
on the inst MONDAY Of Nay, annually for choice
Of Foreman and such other Officers may be
thought necessary for proper org IMITATION Of said
Companies and tor the adoption of such regulations
for their government as they may think advlsa
bic subject 10 the approval Of the Mayor and Alder
man, and in line tenth by striking out the word
Foreman = and inserting instead thu words and
The Foremen Of the several companies named in this
section =
In ConImon Council, December, 4: 1880.
This Ordinance having had two several readings,
passed to be ordained
D. c. NJ AGOUN, President.
In Board Of Aldermen. December 4, 1850.
This OrdR having had two several readings,
passed 10 be ordained
F. II MORSE, Mayer.
Bath, Dec IL, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

ARTHUR's HoME GAZETTE. We have re-
ceived double No. of this valuable family pa
per, with request to notice. We most cheer
fully do it, for we regard it as one of the best
papers published The only difficulty we have
in regard to this paper is-we want it to scis-
sorize, but our .'beiter hair insists upon hav-
ing it herself exclusively.
Mr.. Arthur promises rich things for the new
year, and now is good time to subscribe.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19

LINCOLN, sat- a Court of Probate held al Wscas
sell within and Tor the County of Lincoln on the frs,
Monday OF December. A ID 1850
ELIZABETH HUNTINGTON, named Execurix IN
~ certain instrument purpor,ing be the last will
and testament OF Timothy Huntington late of r ich
mond in said county deceased having presented The
for Probate:
Orde ed that the said eSecurx give notice 10 all pc rson:
Interested by causing copy of this order be post
ed up IN some public place the richmond and
by publishing the same In the Eastern Times printed
Bath three weeks successive s. that they may appear
Probate Court 10 be held al iscasse on The frs
Monday OF January next and show cause, if anv they
have why the said instrument should not be p,oycd n
proved and allowem as the last will and :estamen,
said deceased.
ARNOLD BL4NEY, yudS, Of Probo,,
A copy, attest: EDWIN ). HuvKu, Register
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-19
GI s e e 1 81 d G s..

In Wiscassct, Dec 18th, by Rev Mr. Beyuton, Mr. Asa
Plumstcad Of Lynn, Mass Mrs Name, Nutter Of is
ca>>Ct.
In Brewer, 2sth nit, Rev George w Dunmore to Miss
Susan Wheeler. Of Il. Mr. and Mrs expect sail as
missionaries Of the NJ the PRESENT week from Bos-
ton, for their field Of labor oil Mcsopotama. not far
from the ancient "Uz OF the Chaldees."
Ia Lewiston, by or Goss, to Mss Cristina Clifford
both Of Poland
In Watervie Rev Isaac Kaloth 81 Rotkland to Miss
Caroline T., daughter of John Fhilhrck. ESQ.
In Buxton. Mark II Dpnntil NORWAY. editor of the
Pine State News to Miss arab A harrington, of b.
In Boston Mr. Andrew c Dyer q Boston TO Miss Abby
blanchard uf Richmond.