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t+lN Il ~ " = Hit,
B> virtnp Of "a writ of Nrndi,irni Ex-
ponas and writ OF Frri Facias ISSUED
Y George II. Joyce me of the Justice
OF ~ Peace Of the State of HarylanL N
and for Cecil county, at the SUIT OF IL I'm
A, Johnson use of James L. Foard and
Grorg' Kinlb'p & Son, against thu ODDS,
chat les, lands and tenrmrnts Of David
.uack"y, to me directed hav" seized
and taken in;o in execution, all the
rlgt. title. ella III, interest and estate at
law and in equity, Of The said David
AIackeN, IN and to all that lot or parcel
OF land situated in the 4th District of &c.
Gil county on the road leading from Fair
Hill TO the Rock Meeting House. adjoin-
ing lands Of Washington Alexander. John
Nackrv ard others, containing 90 acres
more or less on "hich is erected frame
DWELLING, and here by give notice that
on Thursday the 3lst day Of January
1880 between the hour of l and .
o'cI ok, at the Court House door in the
town OF Elkion. will OFF, for sale the
said property so siezrd aud taken in exc
cution. by public Auc!ion.to the highest
bidder for Cash.
HEZEKIAH FOARD, Con'st.
Elkton January ~ so.
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uJll Il DryG God

TOWNSEND SHAMELESS & SONS
Philadelphia ar" receiving by importaions. a
carefully selected Stock, comprising Staple aud
new styles Of Fancy Dry Goods suited for Au
tumn and winter Wear.
English Won'n, Cotton and Linen Furnish
Ing Goods, do Shnwls aud Dress Goods of all
kInds--Frrn Il, do and Dress and NIantiIa
Silks, do Nlcrinocs and other coakng malcrl-
ais
Cloths, Vcstngs and Wool!cns for Men S
wear, Endia Snawls, Silks ard other fabrics.
laslInns and Goods for Shoenakers Amer.
can Coltons and Hoolens-liosierv, Gloves,
llkts. * Cravnis.
Sept. Is 40 81 So end 81. rhila
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TALBOT COUNTY orRT.-A Fcrdct a
LcA.-Thp case OF William B Smith,
for bank embeyzlpment twice tried be-
fore at Eas.on, and IN which the iu V
were out al previous accounts, RESULTED
in a verdict of acquitta. Th.. other
charge on which he was acquitted last
week. was the emhezzI NO of check in
favor of Armstrong & Barry, OF Balti-
more. The baarce of the cases, seven
IN number, have been removed to am
bridge. and will be tried at the April
tern Of Dorchester county court.
On nj nday, Moses Dick rson was ac.
quilted OF the murder OF Frank Burrows
both free negroes.
THE GrBEnNAToRIA' CoNvENTloN.-
The Fre'erlrt papers are beginning to
urge upon tn" Whlgs the propr"ty of
holding their Gubernatorial Convention
in that place.
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This is to Give Notice. That the

subscriber Of Cecil county has Obtained
from the Orphi ms Court of SAID count, lie,
tiers OF Administration on the personaI es-
tate OF Sldrey G Bradford, late of said
county deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are here
BY Warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly a, thenticated, on or
before the 9th day of October 1850; other
wise by they may be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indeb,
ed 10 said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate pavme't to The Subscriber. Given
my ha"d his 2o'h day ofOr'ober 1919
SAR\H A. BRADFORD. Admir-.
Oct 90 'I9-6w.
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RTOTICE is here by gwen to the creditors Of
~ William Alexander, that n personal dis
charge hath been granted to said debtor, and
that the first Tuesday of April being the second
day of cur County Co n next succeed ing this
date. hath been set pan Tor tile final hearing in
his case, where his creditors nv attend, and
siIo" cause if any they have, why final dis
charge shall net Dc granted aid Debtor.
Test L. G. ROLLYDAY Ok,
Dec. 29.-.3m. of Cecil Co Can't
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DR.. J. N. Kecler and Bro most respectfully
ullcits attention to their fresh stock Of Iarl,sa
ren;h German aud Hnlercan Drugs, Med
n,s, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Dye Stut's,
urnisll Glassware, erfilmory. Patent Me di
nns x C. Having opcrcd q rev store No. 204
Market St. with full supply Of Fresh Dlugs
and Medicines we respectfully solicit County
paalu to examine our sock before purchasing
prscwhcrc, promising one and all VIII" NAY fec
aaSposed to extend TO us their patronage, to sci
d en- genuine Drugs and Medic ines. Oh as !ihcr
terms rs any OTHER house in the city, and to
hilhnIly execute all orders entrusted TO US
liomptI " and With dispatch.
One OF the proprieiols being a regular ply
Ian, affords ample guarantee Of tie genuine
caiitv of all art icEGs ID at their rsta b!lalncn'
siWo respectfully invite druggists and country
merchants who may wish 10 become agents for
d. kcelnr's Celebrated Family Medicines,
(sandard and popular rcIncdies,) to forward
tlinr address.
Soliciting the patronage of dealers, We re-
specially remain.
j.. kEELER s. BRO, Wholesale
Druggists No. .Jt Market street,
Sept % 'i9--iy, Philadelphia.
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~ Office rs hereby given to the creditors o.
~ William Logan that personal dschrgeu
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the
nrst Tuesday OF April being tina second dey of
nor O"unn.v Conrt next succoed'ng his date,
pain been sci apart for the hnal iieng in his
case, where his creditors may attend, aud show
cause. If m y they have why Il final dis charge
shall net be granted said bcbtor.
Test Il. G. HOLLYDAY elk.
Dc. 29.-3n. of Cocll 90 Court.
~ Office is hereby 9 vcn, to the creditors o
Il James l." p. Caruthcrs, that personal
discharge hath been granted TO said debtor, unt
that the first MONDAY IN April being the first
day "I our County Court next succeeding This
date, hat been Set apart for the final heai q
IN his case, where his creditors may attend and
show cause it any they have why personal
dsciarge shall not be granted said debtor.
Test II. G, liOILYDAY elk.
Dec. 29.-3m. of Cecil Co Court.
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Houses for Sale.

The subscriber offers at private Sale
the following Houses: the t,o Brick
DWELLINGS at the corner of Vain a d
Church streets; the frame houses on Mann
Street occupied by James Woodford and
hos. W. Simmons; the frame Store
Hou,e on the corner of Main and Bpau
Sts' with about 65ft ircnt on Beau st ,
and his frame house on Main street near
Bridge street,
FRANCIS B. GOTTIER.
Llt,,o. n. Oh $40
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WILMINGTON MARKET

Jan TO, IS5U.
heat Flour (from stoie) , 25a $50
Wheat lprme) 10
New Wheat 05
Oats from wagons %
Corn. from Wagons Sc
Corn Meal, per bushel; 10
BALTIMORE MARKET, ian 2t.-SAIrs
100 hhIs II ward st. -four at prices
ranging from 81 so S. 93s Holders
anticipating favorable "fws Ivy ne st am
or now cxprctrd refuse to SCI at less
than IS at the close of the market; sales
City Mi Is at 81 93s IS Nothing
doing in grain to-day of any kind.
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JOHN kR|DER.
.Norihe'M corner Of WnInm amt Cd SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
E EEPS constantly an hand. OF his own man
IN nfaclnrc, and import L complete assert
ment of
RIFLES. SHOT GUNS, PISTOLS. SC
which he warrants ofihe best qnahtv IA repre-
scented, to which he respectfully invites the At
tention Of purchasers
Tie s ais" prepared to supply Powder FIasks,
Shot Bags, Game Bags. Sureriur Pow der, Gun
'u'ton, Percussion Gaps, shot, Bntlct Moulds
Ball and Blank Cartridges. aud all ma,"ra is
Tor Gnn Makers SInrlsn,ru. &c. on terms ~
low AS any oh,r establishment, in the United
States
In trs,mon, of his skill rs a manufacturer
the Frduklin !nsl,'ne awarded to him Two Ger
t,tic.rrs nj the wears 1910, nd ls1.. and Four
Silver Metals in the vsars 1874 !S46-ls41
and ls4s-aIl Of which may be- seen at h!s place
IF business
q a choice suppl of REVOLVING Pts
fOi.;i constantly ON hand
- \ stock ~ CT Ms Jns' received, ais" an
assortment of Fsln'g Tackle.
Philadelphia. .7"g, IS 'A9-Sm.
In II case of'he sale on Blythe Orp hans
thu, N Real f:s'",r # cs"'ge curt, De. Ter"
Mercer, deceased. 1919.
Ordered, That the sale Of the above mention
I'd Real Estate. made and reported this day by
''hTdH NieTttT ana utorgt fhVtnSOhs executors
of George Mercer decd, ne final y ratified and
confirmed, unlcss cause. to the e ntrarv he
sh"wn on before the ?1th dav ofilris pre- sent
month Of December, provided n copy of this or
der he inserted in som" newspaper published in
MARYLAND, once week ustil the SAID eth dav
OF ,his present month of December.
The Report States the amount OF sales 10 he
$4,000. Tee, Gro II. tiowARp Reg.
true copy
lest GEORGE r. tl,w,Rp Reg
Dec. 10 OF walls for cell County
MIME DRESS GOODS.--A 10, ofnands om
4 SILK Tissues ard Buraans, Just ,ccei We
from Srs York ard Tor sale by
April !, '4s BtowS & Ncln're
E~NRO"ERIES, HARDWARE, Qn"rnswa,e. &c
= N Tor sal, Nv 3 + NAY
11yO SPORTS MEN Powder, Shot, Il
Il Walkers Caps, Tubes, Wadcn,ters, and
Baldw'n's improved wadds, Tor sale by -
Novs BE MAY,
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MOTT E.-The Commissioners of Ce-
Gil county will meet in their office IN the
Court House, on Tuesday the 10Th dav OF
February next, 20 attend To such business
as may come before them. Rv order,
p. G. RI kETTS, elk.
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NhO!csa'e Tin Ware
nj A n U F A CT RY.

L COUNTRY MERCHANTS to their cx-
tcHsiye assortment OF.
Superior Tin s. .gapEnneG Ware.
Keeping constantly on hand tn" largest as
so ,mnnt IN the State. and selling at LOWER
RATES than ever offered .bef,re. ti"y only ask a
C II TO satisfy buyers ofthe superior advantages
they ofer
MELl.OY g. FORD.
Sign Of the Large coffee Pot.'
No. 29l Market 81 above Seventh
PHILADELPHIA.
Jan &c 3m.
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J. DuAcharI Il &C..
NO. 1870 BALTIMOKE STREET

o 100 l. + NJ OR L $ II il + Z +
Between South and Calvert SITS
FHNUiS. buckets. wash boards ard wooden
u ware of all kinds gil hing, prrcl,, rock and
drum seine ,w'ne both English aud \nrr,rai
sewing ,allng aud bio king ,wi:ars. s,n,i cord
ng" Of ever, variety. fishing ;nrs suuahi" 10
gndg""n or drum ii>iI,uu. market, rlrlls red
cnie. aud fancy work baskets, largo and na!l
splnning " trris, u"hvui = reeds aud shutrl"s
"h"rsa,r and :ytatI At vurF rrbnerdpr,rrs
t,C. : - .Sw.
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JOHN \. ATKTNSON,
PETER !. ATKINSON.
Port Deposit. Jan 22nd, 1850.

.7DSieP.-The mercantile business
will be conducted by the I'M ersigned,
who feels grateful for the past patronage,
and natters himself that by strict attention
TO business to merit an increase Of custom.
J. A. ATKINSON.
Port Deposit, Jan 26, '50--3w.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday morning last, by the Rev.
W n. Elliot, Mr.. WIN NJ. STrcKErsr,
to Miss OLIVIA Ann, daughter of John
Cazier, Esq. Of Newcastle county, Del.
Del papers pleas" copy.l
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E. HICKS JONES.
WHOLESALE DEALER Is MANUFACTURER OF
Willow and Wooden Ware,

W hiof uHu W VbuJU w tlNt
Importer Of French Bushels, Looking Glasses
and Fancy Goods.
No. Is Moth See ond Street,
Between Market and Arch SITS, under ]. Sid.
ncy Jones Carpe, Warehouse, t 10 doors bc,ow
Christ Church.
PHILADELPHIA.
:" as on hand aud is constantly rece,vipr n
d large and extensive assortment ofCombs,
Brushes, Fancy Goods OF every dcscriptoD
('oo numerous To mention,) Looking Glnsscs Of
Gilt and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches
Chairs, Sc,
BROOMS-
Shakers Eastern Wisp and Country frooms
Window .iIn.is Floor Mats, Tubs, Buckets
thurns, w .siIhoar, Sin l,icl, Wooden and
Willow Ware ofevery description. all of which
will be sold ow Tor CAsu or CRY ACCEPTANCE.
Merchants would save themselves much time
and trouble, by Hing and examining my stock
before purchasing
n B--I.o"kirg Glasses. are insured against
Breaking" to all pats OF the Union, without rx-
r, CHARGE
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Elkton January ~ so.

NOTICE. Whereas my wife Marga-
4 ret Hughes, has without cause left my
bed and board; Now, ] hereby forwarn
all persons from trusting her on my ac-
count, as hereafter ] will pay no bills of
her contracting. HENRY HUGHES.
SassaIras Neck, Jan. ~, 80.
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with a !arre

with large proportion d good woodland.
-Iesrh III" inp',rrDrnts consist o
E1:tss s. He Sc a. GOOD Barn, and
ssaS s.a ether out uiIdings, a pump
a. '~ot good water at the door, and
it is we'll watered with streams aiming
through ii and convenient to landings on
Plum creek and Elk River. The ahov
property is situated 81 rnlcs from EIktot
on the road to Turkey Point, ccil county.
Md. IT is considered pleasant and health,
and would make two Farms. Person
wishing to view the property, will pleas
call on the subscriber residing on the proI
erty. BURBEDG BROCK.
Sept 18th '49-ti.
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PRINCIPALS.
The Undersigned have been Witnesses, for
lhr,e years past. Of the excellence Of Mrs.
b'ach's mode Ot teaching, ard can therefore
speak with confidence Ia commencing her TO the
ruhhc. fici iorincr experience as the head ola
Female Seminary in New England. her iaInlli-
arty w'li all tie bran hes Try To he 'augnt
her nn,irIn4 energy, love OF the work of nstruc-
ton, nnd peculiar tact in discipline, combine TO
render her one OF the best instructors 10 whom
the education oiyoung ladies can be entrusted.
Rev. GEO. burrows, Col J. j. llEcK,RT,
A ANDERSON Esq. Mr.. J. W. ABRArAMs,
MIR. EDw,M WILMER, Mr. }. l.. MAXWELL,
u. PuEl ELL So. Port Deposit Nd
Is Fnns,ir,li,on is situated on The road
lntcrsect'ng B'l-a,r and Wilmington road. +,
between Port Deposit and Battle swamp. Ccci :
county, Md The location IS very elevated and
suIi"nnGed by large aud lmantiiu grove where
pIps may ENJOY lneir juvenile sports. and be
projected by The foliage from the rays of the
Daily Intercourse may be had by Steamboat aad
railroad with Baltimore and Philadelphia No
deduction made tor voluntary absence during
term time. The Teachers will exercise arentu
are OVER Pupils
the following gentlemen recommt nd the 10
cation %! this II silt utiou us having been one of
the mos, hca nh, residences in the country.
Corn"'inS SnI Esl CORNER r"sident.)
Aleu- anier- u. .."I y. u, hr,ugrton, NJ. d.
u Il,an Nts, Il. -. W. 8 RpNi,ni, 9
rhn Evans, Jan ", so.
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This Is to Give Notice; That the

This Is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber OF I cell county ha,il OFT .inod
l'om The Hhans' Court of said county. ,c,.
ers OF Admin" lration on tho persona, ea..ts
OF Nicholas George, late Of said oavu,y,
uecd. All persons having claims against HE
SaIu deceased. are hereby warned 10 oAhb.
II me same with the vouchers thereof luly
authenticated, on or before the 18Th day Of
november 1850. they may Otherwise. by
law BE- excluded from all ooueii, of said
estate All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment
70 the Subscriber. Given under my hand
ms l7ih day nj No,ember 1910.
ALEX \NDER " ILSON, Admit
Nov, l7-6W.
MI uFFS!-A lot Of Lynx, Fitch, and Jenna
1VA- Mntis for suo low by
Doe. s BRnwN McINTiBr.,
IL uFFALo ROBES just received and for
Dec' BROWN 4 MClNrIRE.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FDI oUSE LlD1GS,a al
SMir rs 30JH

The Sessions are oftwcnty two weeks, or two
quarters duration EACH and commence on the
first Wednesday in April and thelast Wednesday
in Sep embcr
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become the vIcTI c O u \ C L l. = l. s
by the prescriptions contaiael il! this hac!: any
one may cure himself, without hirlrGnrc - 9H.
nes or the know ledge Of the most Intimate
rend and with one tenth the usual "a pensU. Ia
EDITION to the general routine Of diseases, II
ullv explains the cause Of carly decline T.tH
observations GA mar ago ---bsaLeB Ill!.y o.Iei
Heterogeneous which 1t you'd not be proper 10
cnnnierate in the puh5 prints.
az any person sanding rwLEIT-Fi.L cEAE
enclosed III il letter, vii receive one copy o!tHl
book. by mail, Or i've copies viii hy sent tog on
dollar Address, DIR. W. YOUNG, NJ. iJ2
SPRUCE Street, PniLAyELruIA," FoaL pad.
ISL DIR. Young can be consulted Oh any o!
he diseases described in his different rAoica-
Mons at his office l52 Sp. uco street, every d ay
between and O'clock (Sunday excepted.
OF IS On.
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Jan 26. '50-3w

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
The partnership heretofore existing nm
der the firm of J. A. Atkinson s. Bro. has
this dav hv mutual consent disso'vrd
All persons indebted to the firm, a's,,
those having claims against the same, will
please present them TO John A. Atkinson,
who alone is authorized to settle the az
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OREM. WIN s Nol IN
john W. Grcshl a &c.

J. NJ. OREM. WIN NoI llNs
john W. 0rcssl a &c.
erchant Tallors
AND DEALERS IN
CLCTTIS, cas- >LNERES .4.ND TrSTE\GS
$50 Market st. y. w Cor. of Charles,
BALT OR f.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY MADE CiDTHiNG Of Sr-"-'or
Quality. ONE rHIcE ONLY
an SIN '4S
w VI. 1ORTEKT has received lot
w sma Ii figured Muslin D Lane which
will sell low.
ny LANNEI.S A large stock OFT ed VIII
d ard Yellow Woolen Fhrnrls for falr ly
Oct 81. IItNN NtiNIlkE.
upOOKS& STATIONERY Oh hand lot
10 lot OF Books and Sian emery, embracing
School Books, Writing aud Letter Paper States
Pencils, Black Sand, Wairrs, iiinies, lynn
Books, Sc, &c, WM. PELI..
THNOBACCO and Scgars, Of Superior dnaiitv,
n on hand and for sale al PELL'S CHEAP
S1ORE, last end of E!k,on.
FE ARpwAEE T. CurLERy-Knivcs s. FORTS,
n iiazo's pcnknivts, Scissors, Bcattys axes
Nals, &c. Tor sale by WIN FELL
This is TO Give Notice, That the
uos,r'oer OF Cecil county has Obtained
ro,n ice Q plaa', Cour of said county
et'ers OF Administration o. the p.rsouaIo
aie OF Jesse CHINA, iale Ct said county d.
ceased An persons having claims against
HE SAID deceased, are hereby warned
EXHIBIT HE same win the voucher there
duly authenticated, on or before The On day
OF October 1850, rheY may olhrrw lse by
Jaw, he excluded from all 5eneii of SAID Is
'ale ANpersons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate naylneu, to
tie subscriber, Gwen under my hand tbs
2olh day Of October 1919.
ELlZABE II CHINA Adnn's.
October, % '19-Gw.
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Uoctr EouTsait,
For 81 Gents.

by mr ANS oT TIE POCKET
EscuLapIus, or, reiy on
his orn PhysicioA ;@cniy
of a hundred cngrn9inas,
.1urth edition has upwards
moving di5r1ses in every
hape and fern, and mai-
iorma;ions ofthc sraIoms,
BY W. YOUNG, NJ. Ii
The time has now agIv
ed, that persons anlic:inG
from diseases aeed no more
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M VI. 1ONTERT has received lot
w sma Ii figured Muslin D Lane which
will sell low.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-27
Jndee .Toitnatolrl.

Mr.. Vaughan, Of the Cleveland True Demo-
crat, pays the following deserved tribute to
the Wing candidate for Governor The True
Democrat inquires-"Who is the Wing Cam
didate, Judge Johnston ?'-and thus an
swers
"We have known him these many years.
A poor lad, not enjoying the ordinary advan-
tages which our boys now possesses he has
risen to station. By what means? Not, We
answer, by the usual tricks politicians; for his
personal integrity, his generosity, his indepen-
dence no one can question: And what he
was in the country be was in the city. When
ne came 20 Cincinnati, be needed not fashion,
nor power nor even party as he rallied in de-
fence OF education, and, in full action with
Samuel Lewis as his counsellor and friend, did
what he could for the advancement of those
around him."
But one act growing out of his general
character, we can never forget. When we
were in slave State, struggling for emanci-
patton, and felt as only Emancipationists and
can feel, the importance of having case
of kidnapping rightly presented before a
Kentucky Public by an Ohioan, we and oul
bretheren were made glad at heart to learn
that Judge Johnston had declared his read.
mess, his anxiety to conduct it He went in
to the heart of the State for that end The
murmurs of the discontented were loud
Threats fell openly and hotly upon his ears
But he met the occasion as become man,
and spoke to the Kentucky Court and the
Kentucky Public, with boldest freedom; and
strongest speech. It was noble deed nobly
done. The Emancipationists of Kentucky fell
the good it did; were cheered by it; and We
would, forget either the act nor the man who
didit. We felt the deepest gratitude to hin
on the occasion: we feel it now, and no differ.
ence of opinion-no opposition. no party con.
sideratiou, will make US forgot its prompt ack
novledgement''
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-27
sad Case.

We saw a young man from Hebron, M'EIen-
ry county named jerome Tryon, who was
brought into this city for treatment yesterday
He was perfectly insane, perfect wreck Of a
human being; and sad to say it has been
brought on by BIOLOGY by producing the fright
ful images which experimenters in that sci
ence have the power Of causing to appear be-
fore the mental eyes of their subjects.
The voting man has been placed under the
care of Drs, Brainard, Blaney, and Evans, who,
when we saw him, were endeavoring to allay
the nervous excitement under which he was
laboring, BY the use of electricity:
This case should be q warning TO persons
experimenting in biology TO beware; they are
treading on dangerous ground. Weafe in;
formed shat this;s The second case of the kind
in this vicinity. Chicago Dem.