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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
A1trecf INSTRUMENTATION.

= II II y y n 0YUt StTeet,
zoe subscriber having uHtrened Tom Europe Is enabled
10 aus friends ard the public full complete assortment
u Ia MS ae selected by himself fem 'he Nanuctorss
uinI The following: ~ WI O'
-s'eretares Fsutrus, Canopies, Tete-a Tetss Mar
CURTAIN sTUFFS-Of every VARIETY and ,,,i, -
some very rich and splendid patterns
oGLAlNE DE SEVRSs-cyIhuK de Venice ere. Including
H, SOL % gSoo', ooth OF fancy Sod art Pariar Maehe
nIn"ss Statues Pendus hsnte Ornaments Vases. Services
% ISo e including Breakfast Dinner and Tea Sets Perfume
ov,.ie' o. faised Glass and variegaed coorr
" e'ary description both Bronze and Porcesins also
or Vase $3.50 ~ u ei'"ei "a Lump
"A ul and complete assortment Of rich and .plsudii
Nv svihGEs-Every variety of ornaments, including
teS Sahdeabras, Ornamental China, Groups OF Figures
Flower Vases; Flower ssskeI etc.
Rsss ais l9 received per Brunswick, Magnolia and
@ - The pubie nv,ted to cali and examine
~ avs % su'i'"s gu Tue "ut' Ieas,I aelt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

Per ship BTqnqywine. from LverpooI250 in steersgs
Per ship Ophehl, from Bristn-44 in steerage.
Per ship uhland. from Bremen-3l2 in steeraEe.
Fer ship Forest Queen, from New HOrk75 steersge.
Per ship City of lincoln from LiverpoO337 in storage.
Per bark Clutha from Glassow-8A In steeraee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
MenlOran0RL

Steamer Ne Plus Ultra left St. Louis 9Th inst In port fol
New Orleans. Pontiac, Isabel st Louis Constitu
ton, Kansas, Diadem, Dewitt Clinton and Amazona. Re
ports heavy fall OF snow at st Louis the river full Of float
ing ice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

A GENCY OF THE o'FALLON STEAM
BILLS St Lous--yye Will always be supplied viii
d stock OF fpa choice brand Of Flour.
dii ytf FERD. KENNETH & co. SO Magaziue q
A NCES--Liberaic cash advances made upoe
approved consgnments our friends in the West sfl
in BAtimore Philadelphia. New ark and Boston
an yif FERp KENNETH h. 90. 81 Ainrnzinp 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
schooDeFh.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
WlLLACY ~ CO.'S Passage and For
~ Warding Office, -
LlhlkNNo New Levee, between Canal and eItAEslA
1TT, - =, Common streets NeworIeans, sz5s-sS5s4s
tlHgts lor Chlgres, Panama. San Francisco md IN m ~ %
i,lofnl'' can be had at the Office - $40 'e'
n.y. D. fGss'nF forwarded ports on the Mtssi.rir, nh
TSI aud onehita RiverI, 70 Mobile NontgomeFy md All
o. IN sin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
INK INKIG INKI!I
RG9'rlSO9s'S E9E2asbI0n ElskcS

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue. Ipd.Th,.
Scarlet, Red, Carmfne,
kNE comfort, pleasure and benefit of the use F ,ooy,
ds lHh IN our daily oonespondsnce and business c,D
use of bad-and who has These inks fSI @ me
rom the PEN and give stronger and more dpTSbs ny
For sale in quantity, at the mann fsctu,a.,. ~,
og1 T. u BEACH, 17 Canal etftset e' ny
gzo " Wholesale Agent for New JI,Iasr.
sSONs OF TEMPERANCE JFVET 9
YoungaPT Bro II sons OF enpeance Jewels and Regsa
n fIstan,b1rs sts' Stpt constantly on hand n W.
,,tt,g,iD Divisions urgg1 Ein - No
ca ~ "'i'tARp' No n dlsioaSsa,s Ss,, Ss,
ssW 6ilss5r
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

AOuI W ue ptoNueu uI ny ldAallOn''.-' SO44544 %
From this statement Of the fiscal situation of the Munic
patty, Il Will be that 1t will be necessary TO raise by
tax the real and perona estate and capital Of this MUM
cpalty. sum sufficient TO cover the following items
For deficit for the year of 1850 ........ sIO5 Cos 81
For amount 10 meet expenditures 1851 34494I 81
For amount required by BOsrd Of Liquidators 100000 %
- s65055O So
nOv23 3Ot JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsrABL1sHEn
- - EMIGRATIoN, REMITTANCE, AND INTELLIGENCE
oFEIcE no Poy dras street, New Orleans Passage
EA Uid LiUeTpeOl, The subscriber begs leave esfA
Ato inform his friends and the public that he
continues his business OF issuing Drafts and bringing nn
passengers from Liverpool this city in good sns and IN
reasonable terms Apply to F ~ ="
GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO Poydras street
between Camp and 81 CharIss sfs
INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT.
s Gardener and LahoFers are supplied to those reour
g them, and families also furni he'd with GOOD
Servants, Cooks etc. etc. Apply 10
GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO Poydras street.
-n1 nlnos between Camp and ST. Charles SITS.
{ ZEN EN- T--450 bbs. Newark and Resemble
shdihFl 100 Als Roman aud ptisr brands, b.
tlt AAyMAN 3 HOLDEN, y Mssasins 4,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

70 x Ell " POR rs.
The Mexican Mail Line of Steamships
bet. New Orleans and Vera Cruz,
scsEae IN pursuance of the contract made with The
.S4GIk1.EA Mexican Government by Col. A. G. Ramsey
for the transport alton of the Mexican Ocean
Mails, the steamship ALA BAMA, r. W. Foster eom
man9ef, VIII run between the cities of NEW ORLEANS
and VERA CRUZ follows:
Inc Alabama will leave Orleans Dec. TO- arrive Cr Dec
Vera CIuz Dec. 81, OfIs Jan.
N-urleans Jan. - - V.CTuz Jrn. 9
Vera ruz Jam IS, - - n. Orls Jan. 81
N.OrleHns JAM IS, v. Cruz Jan, %
Vera Cruz Feb. S, N.Orls Feb.
Tier which date new arrangement viii be made of which
due notice will be given. ~
NOTE. anlonla passengers informed that by taking
he Daily Mail Stages from Vera Cruz to the CITY of heX
Xo and nom thence horseback they can reach Acapno
on the Pahc in Ten days travel, through thcky set led
country The price OF passage in the Mail Stages TO Mexico
Sos and from thence a25 the Pacific Ry taking mas
age IN the line OF Wagons from Vera to Mexico the
~ gassage through to Acapulco does not exceed SOL
le time heen days By this California tTayeIer
are Spared one half the distance of the vogage an
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and the whole cost Of pas
Bge rom NewOrleans San Francisco will exceed Sl75
F0r passage apply to g. J. MEEKER & co.
dlO I'm 60 Poydras street.
r.. FOR LiVEHPOOI-The Al fast sailing Amer
fsGEi5 can ship NiEDOMAk, Capt. Rich will have ni.
n mediate dispatch for the above port. For balance
OF freight, apply 10 C. w OLIVER,
dlo q 81. Charles street.
ct FOR LIKEAPOOL-Th The Al shin AIEX
S354Az GRANT, Capt Alexander, will have Immediate
dispatch for the above port For freight or passage
apply TO THOS. ROGERS, JR., 4 Co
ny G. w, OLIVER, % ST Charles al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..
carsoEsr oE1IeE,

WEDNESDAY NIvIllIlss I'1771'I11 % ~
Coftousessza buyers csne forward Yesterday and took
about $50 bse mostly for England and tue North Prices
without any asteral change.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
Expose du D5foit PTobable pour1s5O

EXPOSE des R ecettes Proba blespour
N oyembre ct DeCembTe 1850.
GATES, Marchands etc 800 90
IlrOis De l.eyte 1900 %
Taxes AHiGTues 10000 90
Marchts pours Loyer de 1850 10000 O0-$IO6 500 60
|
Montant pouFVor par Ia Taxation $l05,6O5 q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

I IME-l0O0 bbls. Thomaston, 900 bbIs Sugar
q. ''''' 7AZGSsA2AN : HOLDEN. s hssarlp. a,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

ABAII, DAVID c., Attorney at Law q. S.
Ia Commissioner and Commissioner for The tnte Of sIi
ornla, No Duncans Buildings, Exchange Place sI9 3n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

NASHVILLE-Per steamer c Z Watkins; $50 bales cot
ton Williams-10do Wright, Williams &co-S do Cherry
Henderson &co53 do 81 bags feathers cks beeswax Pick
ett Perkins &co244 beef Chlde Harod3 doz
Donegan Sco-l6S hhds tobacco Rodewa &oo-35 do do
Hewitt Norton &co26 do Fe loves &col piece. plough
pilates Sark Day StaulS3 bids 269 pes iron 10 do boiler
do Fulger &eo 100 SKIS N Stratton-l pkg nifse w
Noett &co-sundres to OrderFota sol bales coJon ga
hhds tobacco.
FLATBoATs.
OHlOPer Jones, etc atboas 800 bhs flour 100 do
whisky order, ~
lNDIANA-Per James fiatbOat $50 bbs potatoes and
apples TO DOnnslly SEQ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

MUTUAL BkNBFfr LIFE AND FIkSR ggaFK9
AACE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1919. AND DECLARED nv,
pksD os ~ FkR oKsr. on u AosTHs BDsIMxss
Once, No. - Camp ssree1.
between GFesieE and Common Stl
hnssHsss 81 ths C0apaas eosfasSte LJs Insurance oal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21
-StocktOn's Sermon.

We have received a copy Of Mr.. Stockton's
sermon. occasioned by the death of president
Taylor delivered at Masonic Hail. Cincinnati,
Aug. 1, 1850 Tt is replete with excellent
suggestions, and especially does it portray the
insigui6cance of nlanworship which so general
ly prevails even among the independent free
men of America: He pronounces it worse than
the idolatry of old, for It is committed in great
er light, fnot in grosser forms. We make
the following extracts:
LAST WoRDs OF THE PRESIDENTS. When
Washington was sixty-seYen years old, he laid
said he: ssnaY breath cannot lzst LONG, And
again-~Doc / die hard but am not AFRAID
to go; believed from my first attack, should
not survive il; my 6eredth cannot last long" |"
And 50 he ceased to breathe.
More than quarter of century elapsed,
before similar scence was Witnessed Then.
on the same day. the first jubilee of the Nation,
Adams. at ninety years of age, and Jefferson,
at eighty-three; came down to their last hour.
81 resign myselfto my God" said Jefferson:
~and my child to my country" Soon after.
Adams exclaimed: Independence forever !"
and ell was over. They, too, had ceased to
breathe
Five years after this, at seventy -one years
of age Monroe ceased to breathe.
Five years after this. at eighty-6ve years of
age, Madison ceased to breathe
Nearly Eve years after this, at sixty-eighs
years of age, Harrison renarked-"Sir. wish
you 10 understand the true principles of the
government I wish them carried out.
ask nothing more And he ceased to breathe.
Four years after this. at seventy years of
age, JAcKToN observed, in substance Ny
sufferings though great are nothing in com
parison with those of my dying Savior; thro'
whose death I look for everlasting happiness
And he ceased to 6gcdtbe.
In less than. three years after this. at eighty
years of agethe second ADAMS declared-'this
is the last Of earth i am content And he
ceased to breathe.
In little more than one year after this, at
ffty-three years of age, PoLK bowed his head
in baptism, confessing his Savior. And he eea-
sed to breathe.
D And now within the last month, at sixty
six years of age. the lamented TAY1oR has sub
nitted to the solemn deeree-I am ready for
the summons said he. i have endeayered
todo my duty / am sorry to leave nay friends.
And he, too, ceased to breathe
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21
Boots and Shoes from measure
THE DREADFUL ScOURGE
Has COME ar LIS IT,

We hereby let Sanduskv know,
That HAWKINS jim, CALDWELL & Co.
Have opened Shop to work for all,
Who'll please to favor with q call
We've Bedsteads, Lounges, Tables too,
All kinds of Carpenter work We do
Wen mend Char. Table, Stand.
Or MAKE them all for CASH IN HAND:
Repair a Door and case the same,
Hang with hinge or make the frame,
Put on the lock with bolt or bars,
And if needs be we'll mend your Stairs
Indeed, there is nought of wood that's made,
But we'A attempt and PLEASE il PAID.
And as money makes the mare to go
We're Goand ta sell .ouy, labor LOW
For instance :Snch as others sell
Of Bedsteads,we will make as we'll
And one-tktrd LESS oar Drice shall BE-.
If this you doubt, just come and-see,
But where's your Shop? It's close at hand;
We've taken the Democratic stand -
Opposite Brainard's, on Croghan street,
Wen gladly public custom greet.
Fremont, July Is, 1850. Is
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21
The President and the Menolnenees.

The President and the MenOmenees.
The delegation Of nine chiefs, Of this tribe
were admitted to an audience yesterday, at
which time we we're fortunate enough to be
present They were severally introduced to
the president who welcomed them in terms Of
kindness
The object of their mission to Washington
was briefly stated by Mr.. Brnce, the snb-I -Indi-
an agent IN whose charge they have come from
their far-of home. The president addressed
them in reply. through their interpreter, Mr..
Grignon He said 1--WE do not profess to give a
literal report)--
am happy to meet with you my friends.
lam happy to hear that you are the friends
Of the white man.
I am sorry to learn that you think the trea-
, ty that you have entered into with us is not
just.
I viii listen to the objections you have to
urge against its justness.
IF Lind that injustice has been done, I will
take pleasure in enforcing what is Just
Understand you desire to remain upon the
land you now occupy during the approaching
winter.
In order that every thing may be well un-
derstood between rs, and that ample time may
be had you have my consent to remain there
until the lst of June next
But rou must not understand that this per-
mission is to serve for any longer time than
have mentioned.
This privilege is granted to relieve you from
the Inconvenience of going into new country
in winter, as well as to afford time to examine
the complaints you have to make.
It is my wish that on Friday next your OBJ
iections to the treaty be left with me.
And il is my hope that you viii return
peacefulIy and quietly to your home, and that
YOU will not interfere with such surveyors and
other persons as may be sent there.
And before the time have named, the first
of June next, it is my hope that the subject
will be fully examined and correctly understood
and that justice will be observed in all that
may be done.
The president then bade them good bye,
shaking hands with each one in his own kind
and hearty manner, and then retired.
The delegation now came into the hall, and
were approaching the front door, when gen
eral Scott entered. They halted, and the in
terpreter informed them who he was, and we
suppose, what he had done. At this informa-
ton they manifested lively interest, and smi-
led their hearty approval as they surveyed the
tall form and manly features of the old white
warrior. The general remembered the serv-
ice which some of them had rendered their
white brethren, and intimated to them that
the white man ever thoughtof them with great
kindness.
As the general paed op.a servant approach
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21
Independent Candidate
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

reason v hy county officer shoudbe elected merely
because he is claimed to belong 10 certain party,
and for the purpose of carrying out those views !
have for several years past attended any polti
cal Convention.
And as sympathetic feeling for bodily infimity
seems to be the ''ruling passion of the daY-and
in consequences of lingering Rheumatic affection,
I have for many months been unable to walk; hop
ing to obtain share of that sympathy, therefore
present my name to my fellow ctzens Of this coun-
ty as candidate for COUNTY TREASURER.
Being also. in favor of ''rotation in office,''
pledge myself if successful, not again to be an ap-
plicant for the same office.
SAMUEL CRoWELL.
Muskalunge, Aug 81.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21
N o"HG"
To the Tax Payers Of Sandusky County.
TREAsURER's oFFroE, !

Fremont, August %, 1850.
TINE tax payers of said county, will take notice,
l. that the following taxes have been levied there
in for the year 1885, to wit: for state purposes 8 90
mills on the dollar; for county $4,000; for county
debt $4,000; for school $1,000; for county infimary
s 5OOi and for interest $500; amounting to 4.30
mills the dollar.
There has been levied for road purposes the fol-
lowing rates to wit: York township .25 hundredths
Townsend lao hundredths; Green Creek / 49,
Riley q Ballville G. IS hundredihs; jackson 250
huudredths; Washington |. so hundredths; Scott g
! Madison so hundredths; Woodville LIS hun
dredths; Rice g so hundredths mills on the dollar
For township purposes in York OPS hundredths
Townsend q. rs huDdredths; Green Creek O.75
hUndredths; Riley0 50hundredths; Sanduskv O. 25
hundredths; Jackson O. 80 hundredths; Scott 0. 25
huhdrcdlhs.
In BallvilIe Township there is an extra levy for
school purposes Of 0.70 hundredths, and in Rice
township for same purposes mills the dollar
There has also been levied the following special
taxes to wit: for Woodve and Rollersville Free
Turnpike mills the dollar valuation of all lands
within the legal limits of said road For corporation
purposes in the town of Fremont l. so hundredths
mills. in Fremont school district for tuition pur-
poses $40 hundredths mills for purchasing site and
school house purposes 3.85 hundredhs.
In school district No. Scott township, l mill;
No Townsend l; Fractional District 8 Ballvlle
Washington, &c. l mill; No. 6 Townsend LEO
hundredths mills; No. Green Creek l mill;
Green Creek milli Green Creek mills No. 8
Riley mill; No. 6 Ballville mill; No. IL Ball
vile l ml No. Madison | mill; No. Wood
vile / mill; No. S WoodviIle mill; No. Riley
mill; No Y ork mills; No. Jackson 2 mills;
No. Woodvile mill; No. ! lWoodvie 8. IS hum
dredths; No. York mill; No. 2 Sandusky L
mill; No. 3 Scott mill; No. ? BallviIle mill; No
ii Ballville mills; No 2 Rice mill: No Town
send mill; No. Madison l mill; Tract Madi-
son and Woodville mill; Tract No I3 BalIve &
Green Creek l .25 hundredths; Tract No. Mad-
son and Scott MILL Ms aking the rates OF taxation
(excepting the special taxes above mentioned) in
the several townships as follows to wit:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21
FREMONT CASH STROB!
A large and spIendid stock o


large and splendid stock of
Fashionable Fall and Winter Goods,
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
Purchased almost entirely aciM CASH
In the month of August, the most favorable seaaon
Is NOW OFFDRED at the VERY LOWEST
L PRICES, for Cash, or Country Produce.
These Goods were selected with great care,
in regard TO quality and price, and cannot fail to
Sat all VO&O aOtlL please to eramine them
All the latest styles of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ribbons,
Shawls,
Bonnets,
Silks, &c. &c,
can be found here, and shall be sold cheaper than
can be had elsewhere!
Hats Caps, Bonnets,
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Fish,
Sole and Upper Leather, Coffee, Teas, Oils,
Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
Ready y-made Clothing, Molasses, Sugar,
Yankee Notions, &c, DC,
In truth all articles wanted in the western country
can be found and will be sold without regard to
profit for ready pay. A. B. TAYLOR.
Fremont. Sept. t9. 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21
News Ay the Canada.
New York, Sept. II.
ENGLAND,


The Queen is sojourning in the HIGHLANDS Of
Scotland. The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
is making tour to ascertain the condition Of
agriculture
The repeal agitation has been revived, but
the attempt proved an abortion. Marshal
Haynau has met with rough reception in
England. He went to visit the great Brew
cry Of Barkley, Perkins q Goa person en-
pioyed on the premises, discovered who he was
and they commenced and attacked him, he
was assailed with all sorts of missiles and his
clothes all torn off his back, and it was with
the greatest difficulty that the Austrian Butch
er made bis escape. -.
The crops have been nearly all harvested,
and proved fair average.
The potatee crop is much sounder than ex-
pected 1t is reported that the Chancellor of
the exchequer, has determined to advise the
abolition of the stamp duty on newspapers and
duties on advertisements.
FRANCE.
The death of the ex-King has engrossed
much attention. 1t is is said asdispute in the
Bourbon family will be healed. and an effort
made to place Prince De Joinville at the head
of the republic
The President is in another town.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHESS
Nothing important traspired this week with
regard to the two armies
) Lord Palmerston addressed another note to
the Prussian Cabinet with view to induce
Prussia to Join him and assist in the execution
of the protocol of the 4th of July.
find the request has met with per-
emtorY refusal on the part Of Prussia
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21

Cleveland and Maumee Railroad Comp.
NOTICES hereby giver, that at a meeting of
In the Commissioners of the Cleveland aud Mau-
NEE Railroad company, held in Maumee City, on
the 4th inst, it
Resolved, That Books of Subscription to the
capital stock of said Company, be opened Mon
day, the Goth September, 1850,
in Maumee City, at the office Of Young & Waite
under the direction of Samuel M. Young and
Isaac Hall.
In Perrysburgh, at the office of Sphinx & Murray,
under the direction of John C. SPHINX, and Benja
min F. Hollister.
In WoodviIIe, at the Ferguson House, under the
direction of A. R. Furguson and Chas, Powers.
In Fremont, at the office of r. P. Buckland, un-
der the direction of R: P. Buckand and John R.
Pease.
In pursuance of the foregoing resolution, books
of subscription the stock Of said company will be
opened at the time and 10 the several places mem
toned above under the direction Of the several per-
sons therein named.
John E. Hunt Samuel NJ. Young,
Rob't A. Forsyth, Daniel F. Cook,
VIM. H. Hopkins, S. N. Beach,
R. P Buckland, Commissioners.
SeDtember 7th, I850-27:td
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21
Aoueetisements,
McAIister,s AII-Healing Ointment.

McAIisteF's AlI-Healing Ointment.
II is rare occurrence that we notice ed;torislly,
any ''Patent Mediciue'' that is being hawked about
the country. but in duty to the world feel bound
to acknowledge and state that article of med
icine within our knowledge, for most complaints
which human flesh is heir to, begins to be valu-
able as NJ Alister's All-healing Ointment Having
witnessed its great and wonderful healing proper
ties, we would not on any consideration be without
it; and we say all heads Of families, keep this ar
tiele on hand if you wish to preserve your health
and save Doctors bills:-see advertisement.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-09-21

ed and made revelation to the interpreters
which was passed around in monosylablesand
hitch was given to each coat and blanket,
and the whole party followed the servant as
promptly as if he had asked them to partake
of some refreshment
Washington Republic.