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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-07
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LET EvEKFnoDr RHxu O. i1 1ar.
saparia aae II the difersnf caiad EarEF
sends fsaaapatiilas tAl or Ifi GIN.
ZINE. and al
hnt va foSaeE tesE aa Asiss ~ l.s s.
the title Doctor the purpose Of eat erAd5t
What he 10 He snys q be has attended tive ln.sI
schools and practiced for teen years y Now the
praciiced medicine day IN his life Such a1M o. let
misrepresentation looks bad the character and yec of
wish sincerely he had never made those state
Of himself or Of When Will mon learn q BE- honest
in a their dealings and with 1ef
low men He applied Capp him
faerins mixture, stating the he would maze
as an inducerem embark business.
been insulting and ibeing a al possible forms, 10 order
irrep the public with belief thar The Old Doctors
aTila was not the genuise original S1rsafa made from
he on Doctors Original Recipe This p Townsend SIS
have sold the my for 81 week win give him
900 n he will produce single solitary proof Of this 3
statesnens or Thompson Skillnian Coz nothing but
tssue 81 asehoods simply made deceive The public, ed
Keep the truth down in regard to his sorfrg efese corr
1os.d 1is is 70 public purchase Oh
r JACOB Townsendis SaFsapard hayng on ne Od A}qc
tors likeness asi Cpat ef zs and bis sause aefq''
the of Arms. -
@ts'x'r- 7095 JACOB +EO3FE5EED
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A REMARKABLE CURE.

Columbus, Indiana, June 5th, 1850.
Messrs. s. D. Huyt & Co.-Genilemen: About
six months since was attacked with what my FAM
iIy physician called Bilious Pneumonia, which be-
came seated deeply ON my lungs, and after my ply
sican had broken mp the fever my lungs still SEEM
ed to be seriously affected had no appetite what
ever; my skin seemed 10 have lost its action and
Junction. there perspiration, aud in fact tuy
self as well as nv friends had given me up as incur
able in consequence Of my complexion Of disease,
and age, which is about sixty years, until one Of my
neighbors called to me, who some four months
since was afflicted similarly 10 myself, and had pnr
chasad couple Of bottles Of DIX. s. D. HowEs
CoMPouNp EXTRACT OF SAKsNrkRILLA, and il gave
her such speedy reliel. she prevailed on me pur-
chase bottle and try il. done so more 10 CRAFTY
nv friends than that had any expectation of being
benefited bv the medicine, but before had taken
the whole of one bottle my strength and appetite
began to improve rapidly well my skin, began
10 perform its proper function. 1 purchased The
second bottle, and bv the time it wes all taken ]
was resored to as good health have enjoyed for
the last twenty years. Mrs. L. M'KINNEY.
DR.. S. Jackson distinguished physician Of Indi-
ana certifes to the above cure, and uses Dr. Howes
SHAKER SARsAHARILLA in his private practice and
recommends its use for all diseases arising from
viated state of the blood and system. Such testi-
mony is Of more real value than pages Of ordinary
advertisements.
The great success which has attended the use Of
DR.. S. D. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparla since its in =
PRODUCTION in the western states, has established its
character in this section OF country.
This IS the only Sarsaprilla that acts on
tie LiVeT, Kid,leys and Blood at the same time,
Grad hence ats singular efficacy and success. Be
sure and get Dr. s. D. Howe's Shaker Sqrsa-
pdrilld and take no other.
Quart Beetles s per bottle or or bottles for S..
FOR SALEBY
S. BUCKLAND & CO,
Fremont, Sandusky county.
Whelden & Rhodes, Sandusky city.
George Ebert, Fifin, And by
DR.. s. d. HOWE d CO., Proprietors,
No I, College Hall, Cincinnati. o.
To whom all orders mustbe addres II
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Perry Davis Vegetable Paln-llIIer,

tos ne instant enre Ai ntre eradicaioh ofall pain
1STERSzE ASD ExnEsSAIs REMEDY
Nonatser where the pain Is or oE " hat nature
this will reachits
Beware of C0umterfefts:-Cau
a LII persons hereby caailonrd against max.
IA ing application for, or purchasing DAVIS PAIN
KslLER Of u J. SANFuRD GREGORY, .rG Of Mau-
NEE CITY.
III was formerly an agent for the sale Of gem
nine medicines but recently It has come to the
knowledge OF the proprietors TINT he is Iuauufac
turing aud vending "a SPURIOUS ARTICLE,
putting IL up nearly in the same style tho geuu-
inc, publishing pamphlet Copying our directions
neWriy verbatim, aud using ot the heads Of oni
advertisements, e. INSTANT CURl OF PAIS ~ a
name for his spurious compound.
In order more successfully TO carry on this outra-
geous fraud he has within the past two weeks, made
another supply Of the genuine to sell 10 those he
cannot gull with his spurious stuff, bat has agency
Is hereby repoked, aud he ,UiA not receive aiy
further supply Of the Genuine, aud all persons
who value life aud health aud wish TO purchase
the genuine Ggr PERRY Y DA VIS' PAIN
| KILLER, mast see that a aiikeReSs Of The orig
iaa{ inventoy IS on each bottle, aud purchase OF
such agents only as are named below.
l.. n Harris. General agent. New London, Con-
necticut MAY 9TH, 1850. -. Western Office, No.
/ I, College Building, Cincinnati. T. Il. c Allen.
Superintendent. -. Chas. Powers &, Co , agents
| for Woodville. Gideon Hatch. agent for Ball
| willie: and s. BUCKLAND & CO.,
June 2a:3m Sole agents 70. Fremont.
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Shaker SarsapariIIa,

IL QUART BOTTLES, AS PREPARED BY
DIR. >. ID. HOWE,
Needs bat one trial 10 establish its merit as the
BEST SARSAPARILLA.
liver discovered for the cure of the numerous
La diseases arising from debilitale2 and derang-
ed state Of the system.
Female complaints, Liver complaints, Scrofula,
Bles, Pimples pusIules on the face, chronc sore
Eyes Ringworm, or tetter, scald head, rheumatism,
pains in the bones iouts, and all diseases arising
from an injudicous use of mercury.
: ran.n.iF-r Ia, IlInrn.H d g rrrInIl
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TISTRY .

N
DIR. L. D. PARKER, FROM CLEVELAND,
ID DESPECFFULLY announces to the public that
II lie has permanently located in Fremont, for
the purpose of practicing
Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
From the ample resources which he has enjoyed,
for acquiring thorough knowledge of the profess
ion. he feels confident that he shall be able to give
satisfaction all who may desire his aid, in the
riOus branches Of the profession. The public are
assured that the utmost will be taken to render
his operations both permanent and useful.
Artificial Teeth set on Gold Plate,
in number from a single one to a double sett. Piv-
OF teeth set in the best manner Cartons teeth I'll
led so to permanently arrest the decay. Teeth
tcleaned in such manner not 10 injnre the en-
tameI. Teeth extracted with the most approved
Instruments.
| DR.. PARKER, wishes to be understood that he
is responsible Tor all his operations Persons wish.
ing Dental Operations invited TO call At his Of
fee, in Caldwe's Brick Building. over DR.. Cham.
berln's Office.
| Fremont, June 80, i549-I5
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Head O Quarters.

ON account of the death of Mr.. KENDALL, we
~ shall offer our entire stock Of Goods at
TREMENDOU BARGALNSt
including large lot of Bonneis, Parasos, Summer
Stuffs, Boots and Shoes. &c, &c. The word has
gone forth and this stock " must be Sold
The establishment will remain at present under
the firm of Kendall & Minis.
June Is 1880
CWEEDS' ard Pittsburgh Iron at
= HAYNES.
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wooDvILLE TOWNSHIP.

r. Tp. Sec. Part Acres
1S 6 10 west hlf south east guar so
3" " west hlf north east guar 80
e" 8 east hlf south east quar- so
8 north west quarter 160
/" /" east hlf south west or so
8. 8 west hlf north cast or 80
'' 10 north east or north westqr 40
e '' east hlfsouth east quarter Too
10 acres improved, and log house. o0
F" Is north hlf north east quar- 80
:" north hlf south east or 80
&c I" south hlf south east or 80
4" south west half 100
=" south hlf north west or 80
+" north east or north west or 40
=" II sourh hlf north eest or 80
" /" % north hlf north west or 80
south hlf moth west or 80
:" north hlf south west or 80
4" north hlf north east or 80
25 north west or north west or 80
l6 5 II west hlf south east or 80
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SCOTT TOWNSHIP.

R. TIP. Sec. Part. Acres.
Is 4 26 south east or north east or 40
E" cast hlf south east or 80
" 35 south east or north east or 40
Z" e east hlf south west quarter 80
a" 36 north east or north west or 40
+" {" Is sonth east or north east or 40
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SMITH & WILLIAMSON,
GIVE notice 10 the citizens of Fremont, and the
VI public generally, that they have formed a CO.
partnership and intend carrying on the above bus-
ness in ali its branches and forms. They have
made large additions to their stock of
Horses. Carriages, BugS1eS, &c;
and are now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor them with a call. Horses and carriages
For Parties or Funerals
can be had at any moment. Covered and open
buggies for of business or pleasure, on the
shortest notice.
Riding Horses of the hest bottom,
always on hand The strictest attention paid, SO
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into anv part of the country, ALWAYS on hand =,
Those wishing any thing in the above line, VIII
do well to give us a trial. feel conhdent they
will be satisfied both as to teams and prices, the
former warranted carry s-engers to their dest-
nation in the shortest possible time, and the latter
TO be as reasonable as possible By strict attention
to business, they hope to merit liberal share of
public patronage.
StsabIes-NearIy opposite NOrtOn's Foundry.
Fremont, December Is, Le4S
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SEVENTH INSTALLMENT
the Lever Sandusky P. Road stock

TINE stockholders ofthe Low. Sandusky Plank
Road Company, are hereby notified that an
assessment Of ten per cent. their capital stock
is hereby called for, the same to be paid over to
John R. Pease, Treasurer Of said Company, iH
Fremont, on OF before the 18Th day of June, 1850.
JAMES JUSTICE, Pres't.
La @. Rowson, Sec'y
Fremont. May Z, 1855
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ana bsen aoknowIedgsd BY this government Il i grosl
usurpation, and fraud upon ths rights Of that State.
The instructions of Mr.. Crawford Col Mccall Of the
18Th Of November Isas directing the military authorities
In New Mexico assist tho people Of New Mexico in the
formation of State constitution in change
of the order Of the 26th Of March No boundary
toned Nothing 10 said which could COL Munroe
q authorizing the people the bank Of the Rio
Grande TO participate in that State government / am
aware that General Taylor inmsted Congress that he
intended to maintain the possession Tor the United States
the bank Of the Rio Grande until the question Of
boundary settled but he issued any order TO that
effect.
President Fillmore, therefore, has changed the whole
position of this question, and threatens uphold that
change by the force Of arms.
II now remains 70 be seen whether sovereign State Of
this Union be invaded by the federal government and
subdued within Its limits by military power and vo
ence The solution of this question win form era in the
history OF this government
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The democrats have carried the governor and in all
probability the legislature So far the returns have
been received, they shave gained six members Of the
legislature, and Mr. Reid has a majority Of about
AGO. The Southern Argus, Of Norfolk. gives the fol.
lowing returns;
Washington and Tynel--senate 7. E. Fender, (whig)
No opposition.
Wal ,ngton--commonst K. w. Swanncr (dem elect
cd deInocratc gain. Reds majority in Warrington i
reported i0z; tremendous democratic gain. Last election
Msnly's majority 49,
Bsfe Many's majority for governor s5. Senate. Lewis
Bond, twhig) Commons Jos. b. Cherry and Z. H. Win
sion, (whigs)
Hsrrfotd- sessums, twhig) Commons Ray
ner (whig)
Gates and Giovanni Henry Wiley (whig)
Gates-comrnonsi r. Calling, (dem)
Martin--commonst Mizei ldem.) elected, and an in
creased majority for Reid for governor
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE merit session win begin on Monday the 18th day Of
i 1850 and close hrst March, 1851.
Nathan X. smith, n. D., Surgery. 4NH
VIM. II. A. Aiken, M. d. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew, N. D., Therapeutics, Maeha Medica and
giene.
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
WIN. Power, N. d., Theory and Practice al Medicine.
Richard u. Thomas, NJ D., Midwifery and Diseases Of We
and Children. .N'
Geo. W. MiItenberser, M. D., Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities Coz The prosecution Of Pn
Anatomy nj a moderate expense.
Clinical osr times weeks BY Professors Smith and
err In fnAmary, with the privilege daily visit
wards without charge 70 The student for the ticket
Fees lectures ~ % 50; Practical Anatomy, slo -
WILLIAM ". A. AIKEN, pss|
Aug. 7--2awtl50c - r
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The cabinet ministers now on duty, and who were
present at regular cabinet council held on Saturday
are
The Secretary Of State, MIR. Webster.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.. Corwin
The Secretary Of the Navy, Nj. Graham.
The Postmaster General. Mr.. Hail.
The new Attorney General, Hon T. J. Crittsnden, has
not yet reached the city
Major General Scott i acting, od ifsyim ~ Secretary
OF the Department OF War, and D. c. Goddard esq, Il
acting. ad interim, Secretary Of the Interior.
National xntsliesncw.
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By AVID With the advice and co~se~t Of the Stnafs.
Thomas L. Crittenden Of Kentucky, be consul Of III
United States for the port Of Liverpool, in England
Henry Boyce, OF Louisiana, 10 be judge OF the dfc
court Of the United States tor the western dstrc, Of Loo
isiana-
Edmund M. Evans be secretary to sign In the
the President all patents for lands sold OF granted unde
authority Of the Upitcd States.
John J. Walker, TO be collector Of the cusioms, MobA1
Alabama.
Manuel J. Garcia, to be naval officer. New Orleans, Ia
isiann.
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DlUUaway last night BY half meg Negro Ben Lsnham,
take 80 ~ gold She b no doubt cretsd n s city by sad
old good seamsress and apparently pen.n has variety o
tee clothing, which striped plaid
several blue calico dresses al nicely made will give bfi
apprehension Of Margaret and so money
evidence convict the said Ben. Part money ~
piece Of This years Issue, and two sovereisnz.
Aug 7--A 3. l.. LEWls
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Mr. Crttenden has published in the Kentucky papers
his resignation Of the governors chair in consequences Of
his having accepted the Office Of Attorney General, to
which the President has invited him Gin a,terng
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despatch has been published in the Baltimore Patriot
stating that intelligence had been received Of the death d
Orlando Brown, late Indian Commissioner. He died o.
cholera. on his way TO Kentucky.
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FROM Texas.

From Texas.
We publish the following from the San Antonio Ledger
OF the 18th Of July We trust that our national legsa
tors will consider it, and in warning adjust the
present difficulties, and provide for proper defence Of
the Texan frontier Such outrage that mentioned
by the San Antonio Ledger must imbtter the feelings Of
the people Of Texas and tend to hasten hostles be-
tween them and the forces Of the United States:
On Monday evening. the LIST instant party Of sixty Uni
marched into town. mounted and fully armed. They inn
meda,ey surrounded the store belonging @ Cook y
Co Of this city and having placed strong guards In every
the town. proceeded and broke open the store. young
E sss s
forced by pistol presented at his breast They then
ming him 10 Jake his clothing The burglars then
deliberately piled quantity Of combustbie materials IN
outside. time, preventing approach any
person. either extnguish the flames the least
It's entire contents including the archives and records
Gillespie county, were entirely destroyed The building
and 800. The book accounts notes. and merchan.
disc destroyed Is estimated from 80 900 70 $1,000 In
private persons as we as bonds and vouchers Of admin.
ss sns and
The circumstance that led this disgraceul affair was
in The s@poy y q Coo Coy sna
der. In which the latter was unfortunately killed. From
peared that Hunter acting in sedeicnce, and be
accordingly admitted bail In the Of ST. oo This
enrnnged the military that they threatened burn down
the whole town. unless the accused delivered into the
hands OF the military authority The burning of the
/ shows how far the threat executed.
We again compelled TO the painful task Of
announcing fresh murders in this vicinity, perpea,cd by
the muderous savages who have long harassed th,
frontier Some two persons were murdered by party Of
indiana the CiboIo At Cassianos ranch Horses and
cattle also taken from the place. The party
Indians who perpetaed this mischief supposed 10 be
Lipans Several murders have been reported below and
the road to Laredo, the particulars OF which have
not able learn We give this last q Il 1,
clear however, that tie Indians have RECOMMENDED the
series OF depredatons which they pnrsued with
much success during the spring. We have for severn
weeks enjoyed calm, which usual, but to have
been the precursor Of We expect In
lew days from the war parties. which are now making
/ orays into the .selements They will tbs
K mountains until sstiaed with blood and plumber. The
respite which this frontier has enjoyed may pehap
be owing the that Indians watch
ing OF the train TO I'll Paso. If they have
1 found safe opportunity for making attempt tnat
they will seek their booty the plains Of Southwestern
Il Texas party oftroops promptly detached from th
the party which committed the mischief
4 Cassano's ranch.
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We published yesterday Mr. Buffers speech, delivered
on Thursday In the Southern Press OF the same day,
yesterday we find the folowing
We publish to-day the remarks of Senator Butler, Of
South Carolina, in reply 10 Mr. Clay on Thursday They
were muased In the report oil the lnellgencer which we
copied Friday. They ought to have appeared In the
Union advance Of General Foote's remarks published In
paper Sunday, but did not The notes Of these
marks for the Union have heen handed and they
now for the first time published.
This paragraph might produce the impression that the
Senae's Reporters not disposed to do justice to Mr.
Butler We cannot Of course, for the Inteui-
gencer but for ourselves say that although Mr.
Buffers sought have appeared in the Union in ad-
vance Of General Foote's remarks" yet we are not to
blame because they did not The fault-if any-is with
Mr. Butler himself The senators, great inconvenience
to u.s. exercise the privilege Of correcting the notes Of our
reports. and in many instances they retain them for more
than week; and even then some Of them not par
tcular in sending their MS 10 before late in the
evening" when compositors busy with the
days proceedings In the present instance Mr. Buffers
speech was received at the Union Office on Saturday
evening, and was endorsed part Of Fridays de-
bate It was clear that il improperly endorsed; but
there vas nothing by which determine the days pro-
ceedings 10 which il belonged As necessary c0nse.
quence il was left over, and published in next
ISSUE TUESDAY the day that it appeared in
the Southern Press So Mr. Butler gained nothing IL,
time by withdrawing his MS We can assure Judge
Butler with the utmost sincerity, that have not the
slightest disposition to withhold any Of his remarks OF
to do him the least injustice We respect him. as well
as ourselves. too much to perpetraie such an act.
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MY engagement with the National HosI manager cts
ia tabhmcn having expired the IL dsy July woas
TO make known that again connected with wiafds
where shall be most happy 20 my friends and portion
travelling community.
This hotel il now being enlarged and very extensively n
and every attention win be gwen for the ccmlon %
July ia.soaw Sd. wnLS|
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HWtNF"HrFfss
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.--on TlrJ
instant shall sell the premises, occ
Mo- ~ square NO 4s5, fronting 50 feet inches, uns
feet fhc above described lot fronts nch, nen
corner Of sixth street west n
Immediately aner the sale Of the above proceed
the premises part Of lot No. O. subdivision Of square 70
fronting north g. between Fourth and Fh west
Terms-one third cash, balance In and 10 months, N
bearing interest deed given, and deed Of trust ,akss
GREEN TAsTsT,
Augs-w&T Aucucaes'
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rIIRONICLE OF the Conquest OF Granada, by vs.
" ineton Irving. Putnsm's new revised edition.
Prcs rs cents.
Aug. Y FRANCK TAlL~
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1'fiE underswncd Of estate Of
son dsccased hereby nohcs creditor m
pursuance Of an order Of me honorable oan Court be VII
attendance The Orphans Cour room, satnd, the 2
alto O'Clock, ior the purpose cf paying al Just elsims 20
Aug. 7-3td ~ Administered
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10 Colleges, Nasur.Iisss. Mussur.s, snd oeiisetsr
- the antique and Curious.--A sale of concbolopas
nineraiycal collection win take place Temperance -
street washington They ready for srhibiticn
with the curious and collection Of valuable specimens
branch q natural hscry and cuno~ies from every qs
world The public are respectfully nved 70 call and esa"
Due notice win be rvsa q NE day Of ssis.
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pom sAIE-Ap EXCELLENT servant womsa, win two ~
Of the Union Office.
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CHARLES ALERT,
ATTORNEY Ar laws
And agent for claims in general