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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
FIARDW

e AAIPS-$75 ,oO0.-IIaving added large
Aly 10 my former stock now have on hand the argest
sing all he vurioqs styles OF LAMPS for lard, oil
cipnene spirit and posgene gus Also ha street ana
otlcr lpnters girand0les chandeliers candeebas, table
cutlery fancy Ornaments &c oil, camphene, spirit gas,
plosgtne gas, Wicks, glasses, &c .., c,.
B-Iust received a large lot of very beautiful CHINA
Vases all of which viii he sold cheaper than u any oler
boIss IN Inns civ Goods loaned for parties.
CHARLES FULLER, 273 Greenwicl-si
% PM between Warren and Chambers sis.
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a LOVERS DREAM

Mi is oftenllc case HAT. when folks are in love.
They find themselves soaring little ahoVe
And the singular dream which | wish 10 relate
VIII partly confirm what I've venturcd 10 state
You know then, before proceed with my dream
That IA lady had gained on my love and esteem:
But, mark YOU very sad plight was H.
Since mach rs loved her. she cared not Il pm
NV fOndest enlreaties she met with Il silgl,
Assuring me cooly she would moi requte.
So sleeping one night with nv mind all in gloom,
dreunt that young Cupid few into my room;
knew him al once hy his arrow and bow,
So asked limto stop, aud ne did not say NO.
When told him tie iucts Which Eve stated above
And craved his advice in the matter OF love
consider (said Cupid your present distress
May he quickly relieved by II change IN your dress;
otto TAILOR McKIMhl, at his famed clothing mart.
Aud am certain the dalnsel viii give up her heart;
You must buy new SUIT, and. by way OF II copper
Obtain in addition IN Overcoat Wrapper.
Appearance. You fnow, goes very great way,
SO take my advice without further delay;
PRAY study your own private welfare, (sud Cuhdl
And buy from McKlNiM7it not You'll be stupid
Wien aided hy dress luade by TAILOR MCKIMM
WNl. r. McKIMApS Cash Clothing Store Tor 4e' boys
and Children II Curminc-st corner OF Beecker n l.
OILS 3tsruII&Sut
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drait Of the plan may be at this Office.
I'M H. MAXWELL, Collector, &c.

(tROT0H AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT, R9tuuda Park Oct. a.
" l8s0-TO SEWER BUlLDERS.-Sealed P1opoea iadoTsed
Propsa for Sewer Thirteenth will be received athe
Cr0ton AQneduct Department until Friday
October O'CLOCK P H. build Sewer 18th point
about 100 feet east Of ID AID through Avenue
wit; 18th il length about 1895 feat The planaaa
specifications Of tie work and all other onston obansd
application TO the Contest Clerk, at this ohcs NICHOLAS
DEAN, President Crot0n Anuafuct Depattment obs iot
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ASTONISHING CURE OF sCRoFULA =.
EORL- IulV n i2i

NEW YORK. July 81 BOO
A. b & d. SANDS Gentlemen: In the Spring OF 1915 |
was attacked villa SCROFGL0US DISEASE IL the face,
commencing with small pinple on lic nose rms soon
extended and few months the wuoletac was involved
Tie mi er aud lower lips both very lnuc! swollen
almost preventing my speech aud also rendering ncNt TO
impossible 10 lake any nolfsllnelt mo w" Houi. Foi
more than wear nothing but liquid could pass me ps
being introduced INTO my mouth al one side, wilma long
tube made for that purpose The tones OF me most "ce
soon affected and pieces OUT The cheeks were mlch
swollen. and my Whole appearance replslYe III lie eh
IRENE 10 Ield In this distressed stuution applied 10
md WINS treated by some of orr eminent physciuns
ud reeOl4 who prescribed both local aud general REM
pdies Vitlont nHoiiug scarcely amy relief CaisIic
applied 10 tile ulcers the face, with view OF burning
on the disease and the produced ny us uSe VIII re-
MIN ms io1,,, al i've After elmusng all The remedies
within my rcuch wOutreceiyHg any real rcci became
discouraged and tldeayorcd 10 feel resigned, having no
PROSPER of relief except in death Accidentally dear
iricnd Gimme recommended meto your SAltSAfAltlL
L. which Immediately procured 10 my own nsons-
meh and that ofuy friends my health soon inpoFel ana
hv coniiningi its use am now ttinkll 10 say ue ulcers
ae heaie and tie nose has assumed It's natural
shall not ceaseto return aGks T I9T me iRs S
Many more particulars will cheerluy communicate 10 any
person desiring the information Yours with gratitude
ELLEN GAY, 1872 Eas-twenty-foril-sf.
CIrRE OF BRONCHITIS OR MINISTER'S SORE
THROAT. 900
FAR HAvEN, Mass. August p, 1859
md humanity to all similarly afflicted, to say that yo'r Saf
saparillu las4ured me oftlle Chronic Lmvngtis
II Would be difficult for describe The alarming con-
don Of ms throat and FOCAL orgus previous 10 tie use Oh
vour invaluable remedy During nearly tlTee yeuls WIS
frc,d desist from tie public duties Of my profession;
and having made use Of great variety OF pfolssel spec
fcs beside submitting 10 more than Jury gI,rty p i
fu cUustic applications, ad aDlloi, IN il no g -. $500
when as dernef resort was led to 'rlai oil your oafs'
dfa. WAS Of so long standing and had so obs
natey resisted the best medical skill that am conscious
rnnat n,y be said my faith had saved me- Tor had
none bnt trust feel in some appropriate degree grae'
fu for tie favorable result above named nave no" beell
able TO attend 10 tie duties Of The plstolae lOr more IMAM
year and having proved from actual experiment me ihof-
oueIess OF the cure could not ieei JdsIed III oIeer
am accustomed keep bottle oyour SsrsaParlla At
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA, in quart

SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA, IN quart
- bottes-For purifying the Blood and for the Cure OF
erou Rheas snonor" p uGgs R REspe 9ele S
Dsenses Cutareous Diseases Liver Complaints Loss OF
Annette General Debility, &c.-n this Preparation we
in teir utmost strength and efficacy; but while sarsaparll.
IL important par OF Us conoinop rna s at
of great power and it is in the peculiar combination ald
scientific manner Of It's preparation TINT It's reatknoe sue
cess in tie cure OF disease depends It acts simultaneously
upon The stomach circulation ind the howcls ana us
rec processes which ordinarily the result OF tnfee pl
taren kinds of medicine carried on me same tue
through the inslrumcnlaty OF tins one remediH aSen;
Which, gently stimulates while itdisincc nnd eNptls RON
lie stomach and towels tall that is irritating ana at 'ie stunt
restores teir yigor It's great merit ls mat et9
and neutrazeS Tie active principle OF disease ltse una
The rnpdity With which The patient RECEIVERS health ind
strength under the triple infnence Is surprisng eacm
new certificate exccIlcncc and we have only to point
to the accumulated testimony ofmutldes VINO nayc eXpc
rituced lis effects convince ncreduty ltseli o It's feu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

10 00A1 WINDOW SHADES of eve
ebOeUOGry description, Wholesale and Reutuil, At
great bargains lots purchasers from Is up at 53
Pearl Jour doors from Clutlum-st. Trimmings, CLmbrcs,
Ac for he Trnfe. Lull In ". =. JENkS
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IMPORTED CARPETINGS for the

IMPORTED CARPETINGS for the
EFALL TRADE-SNtITH II LOuNSBERY are now
receiving their supplies for the Fall Trade, consisting
ROYAL TAPESTRIES. BRUSSELS, IMP ERIAL,
THREE.PLY, INGRAM and other CARPETiNGS, COM
prsng OF the largest, mos; complete and desirable
sorlneuis offered in tins market.
Their purchases being made entirely for CASH, affords
Them advantages in making selections that but few possess,
and enables eu sell al the lowest possible prices.
English Tapestry Carpets, from rs 10 lis per yard.
English Brussels CARPETS, from IS 10 los per yard
English ll.ee-Vly Caipes, from Is 10 los per yard.
American Thrre.ply Carpets, from Is TO 9s per yard
English and American Superfne Ingruin Carpets, from
IS to Is per yard.
yer yard.
Also n large sleek Of English and American FLOOR
on, CLOTHS, trCi3 ieei 10 q feet vide.
DRUGGETiNGS, 6-4, 81 i2-i and l6-i wide, with
clic. assortment Ui Ill other goods connected win The
TRACE, equally low. SMITH X LOUSSBERRf,
ola Iia reGrst 9Th Carpet Store from Chaan-st.
TOHN ri. ALDRICH, Carpet Ware
ee house 40 f,sai.st New-Yca, Agat Tor REC X SIM
sons eek tra;eG Foor Oil Cios. Cfle;s. U5d al rt.es
couoctd i;b Ii trace awoSs ~ - u A!n'r.rtrs'
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TET.EGR APFT.

--.,-,,,,,, 7c.n1l on, mn, r,,7,r 49,, mn
"a t4W-4 tJhh foIA1 j. IE4LEtThAEf1.
! SOREtLLT'S LtNE-B3iN'S pATENr-Oli,e =
ik in lie fireut .iaaat Lake md 3Iississippi "a
grGpd RInge and cnnIecImg Wll al the vast q t,+iy
yyorag order With double wire from New York 10 nf
ftlo
Of he ,e,g-Yor5 slufe Iine- llyng been tic design q
be mac; and assert llii it Is rnE sssr BuILr ANp
MOST RELIABLE TELEGKAfii ~ THH N0kLD.
A- TO Bans SYSTEM we YToliih icer 10 the Yyo5Ei ol
he lines rom tAls clE 20 ho7io am tofld, ti llu MI
dcilia and Washington II Il Ire nie s{s!n TelelI
selected ny tie French GoEerhiueiH T al ,.c lns OF tnu
country rms 'fi.7 e"ie a'.al q @ ,!'t l - ~
pais0n with all otter sysiells. ny commute OF l mo-
sclcn'.tc men ciS i'''''' 90" i5' 7't'e .
man Ia, ,. f., :, mn f 49,, r 1r,;,., r, ,,,-.-,,io.,
i" e nj .o!, ' ~. l' ~ NJ. , ,.ia.ai 20 M
"llc!- ~ lt"icu ~ ~ p. u iva ii ,ia ,r, ~,
last evening, WITHOUT THE kaPbill OF s>''' "'N''
49,, ,..... \, r'NLo IL a. n i;-ta, pr.,,l,
R il Green. n Y. Geo r. Gla a. Rosles'sr
Pho 7 Rqgges; ". Gas. yyi,so. t,tie . o.,
Wi..Sl G Hunt, \. Y. ]oiia 5. idei froy.
H. IL! r a!laa' y 8f e! !i 1Isi,r,
ie,t' ooIt,i y; ~! " E-"I.r Es,,.,ir,b
4 4 + + H fe,Sa b Baaalo NJ 'i'7'e'i Kingston"
Ieoo, soc, aud Tc hht tNls 90 rf. swaoi
i. " JEkoNE, SEC J ana I-e1S- w -N-o--
'ELESINAl ~ 10 - - %
II gers are invited to c9i and examine tie oero Oh
mo-
MOTIONS TELEGRAPHiG Rooms >
Tie immense success attending tie adaptation OF oim-
sleads Pateut TELEGRAPH Battery TO ne ,,,,,,,
I' ,a i.'''-1' wv
the appointment as sole Agent i lie sue thereof ami they
will hereafter he kept constantly on sse at
NORTON'S TELEGRAPhlC KOOAS,
~ Grota"ay. Ne efrTq5l;
Tie Omstead Patent Magnetic Machine, or Mti,ieh ~
purposes 50 entirely different ron any oineT ieia s III.
struueis that no person can iprIn proper ote ~ ~
yanagcs without Witnessing Ms operations "iie,i ,4 ,
be found apparent as TO render argument -
The current OF electricity isconptteN l'idtf IN cuiloI
tie operator, and cHi from Amos lteFcepibhly W eI
uallV Increased to any strength me at, Hl'S ueeilo
Willie insend OF feeling The painful spasnodic contraction
Of The muscles produced by nj other medical Instruments
gentle current flowing pleasantly through tie nervous sy
One of these Instruments exhibition at the
Fair Of the American Instiine, Where Dr. Ohnslead has
kindly consented 10 attend from TO and 10 10 Mi
III rilruose Of ypaing It's peculiar qualities They
also 'e T0RTON,s TELFGRAPHrC ROOMS,
IL Broadway NM NM or or,
where ali orders must he addressed OH f-hS '"
- 1,c,,,,zz,,-- ,-D 7IJT VoDY rrl1T L
q r Y " IN r.
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GtRoTos AQUEDUcT DErAkrmEsT- October 10, lesa-ro
" SEWER BUILDERS proposals. Endorsed Proposal
for building hraHg.s" VIII be received tho ORes Of
the Ctocn Aqrednc Department until Saturday Oct g. .0s
O'Clock b. TO build Orasge from Cross It % Wa
length about 21 feet The plan and specifications OF the
WORK and all o,so Information relating thereto TO obtansdoe
application The Contract Clerk NICHOLAS DEAHs
President Cfatnb AnuSduri bspa1msnI oI0 IOs
EALED PROPOSALS. w be received at the Street 81 sS
kSers Office until Thursday 1850 atb D. h.
dun pier To- Plans, TiasE Of
formation thereto be bad application to the
this DISCRIMINATORY IA. 1870 49,, com m ,s,oeAr
ole JOHN T. DODGE sHsose ,,s-ZE,s
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XNTHAT NEXT Tile JOURNEY
w MEN TAILOR'S COOPERATIVE UNION TAI
LORING ESTABLISHMENT, l54 Nassau-st door South
oBeema is now opentor business and puohc inspection
rLev invite their fellow artisans and citizens choose
garment from SPLENDID STOCK of FALL aud WIN
TER GOODS. Every garment is WARRANTED 10 FIT,
md nnde in the most fashionable durable style. We say,
in a word come and what working mechanics have
done can and viii do olo linz
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contracts Of former ysars open for the inspection Of
bidders L. LEA.
3tawtN7 Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
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NsRIEIIY,S TEI EGRAPH LINES.

W connecting with all sections OF the United States
TN ii al night Visitors in New-York wlloare accustomed
rmsactng business will! The ORiey Lines in any sec
lion of the United States will lind their interest to leave
their dispatches Ibis Office 10 insure prompt and
transmission. je6 If
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will comply with the Of the advertisement for proposals Tor
goods September u.s. 1885, the should be
awarded him. and bond for the execution Of tho
withiuthe time prescribed" (Lal
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20
LAWS OF OHIO:
Topravide fot early publication Of the laws, and
for other purposes.
Published by Authority.


AN All
Toprovide fot early publication Of the laws, and
for othes purposes:
6nc. I. Be ii enacted 6y the General as
seinhly Of t6s Stale Qf OHIO: That immediate
iy after the passage of each and every law of
general nature, enacted by the present and
each succeeding legislature, it shall be the du-
~ Of the Secretary of State to cause the same
to be published in two English and one Ger
man newspaper in the city Of Columbus, If SO
many are therein printed; to be paid for at
the rate hereinafter provided, out of the trea-
sury Of Franklin county, and to forward a CO.
py of one Of said newspapers containing such
law or laws to each of the auditors of The Sc
veral counties of this State.
SRc. 2. The auditors of the several coun-
ties Of this State. Except the county of Frank
hn,l are hereby required. forthwith, after the
reception of a copy of said Laws. to proceed to
contract for their publication in two newspa-
pers, if 50 many are printed in the county, at
cost of not exceeding seventy five cents per
one thousand ems 70 each paper. and be paid
for out Of the county treasury, provided said
laws are published correctly ; and where there
ss German newspaper published in any coun-
~, said laws shall also. be published in such
German paper, in addition to the number
hereinbefore provided
SEC 8. The commissioners of any county
may, in their discretion, direct the auditor
thereof to cause to be published in like man
uer such of the local acts as may affect the
people Of their said county.
SEc. l. The auditors aforesaid shall read
and compare the proof Of the laws in news
papers before their puhlicrtion, and see that
they are printed correctly, and accompany
them with certificate to that effect
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20
March Is. 1850
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend an act entitled An act fixing the rate
ofinlersst.'' passed Jannary -, 1924, and all
other laws on that subject
SEc. + BE II enacted By the General as
seDably Of tie State Of Ohio, That the parties
to any bond, BILL promissory note or other in
strument of wiring for the payment or for
bearance Of money. may stipulate therein for
interest receivable upon the amount of such
bond. bill. note, or other instrument, atsany
rate not exceeding ten per centum yearly,
provided however that no Incorporated bank
ing institution Of this state shall be entitled to
receive more than the rate of interest speei-
fed in its charter, or il no rate be specified,
more than six per cent yearly, upon any loan
or discount whatsoever
Sac. 2. That upon all judgments or de-
crees rendered BY any bond. bill, promisso-
~ note or other instrument aforesaid. interest
shall be computed till payment. al the rate
specified in such bond. bill, note. or other in
strument not exceeding ten per centum as
aforesaid, or in case no rate of interest be
specified, at six per centum yearly.
SEC s. This act shall take effect on the first
day Of May next.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March IA. 1880.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20

an ACT


Relating 10 the election q members fthe eonyen-
ton 70 revise the constitution.
SEc. l. BE Il enacted 5y the General AS
ssps5ly of tie State Of Ohio. That the Judges
of election who may receive the ballots for
township officers on the 6rst Monday of April,
1850, shall also receive the ballots for mem
bers of she Convention to revise the Constita-
ton, and deposit them ia separate ballot box
es, to be prepared for that purpose; andwhen-
ever in the opinion Of such Judges. it shall be
necessary. additional clerks shall be chosen
and seperatc poll books shall, in all cases, be
kept Of the electors voting for members of
said Convention. which shall be certified and
returned III the same manner that poll-books
are required BY law to be kept. certified and
returned az the election Of Senators and Rep
resentafives 20 the General Assembly
SEC. Q. The Secretary of State is hereby
required forthwith to procure from the prin-
ter 10 the Senate and cause to be transmitted
TO the Clerks of the Court of Common Pleas,
of the State, such number of copies Of this
act as shall be suEEsient to supply copy to
each Board of jusges of election in their re-
spective counaes
BENJAMIN +. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
CHARLES c. CONVERS.
Speaker Of the Senate.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20
AN ACT

AN ACG
To amend the act entitled an Act to incorporate the
State Bank OF Ohio. and oiher Banking Compan-
les. passed February "a, I845.
SEC. l. BE Il enacted By tie Generet as
senl5kg of tie State of Ohio, That the sixty
nieth section of the act entitled an act to in
corporate the State bank of Ohio and other
banking companies. passed February Path,
1916, Be, and the same is hereby revived, and
shall continue in force, so far as relates to the
Clinton Bank of Columbus. for three years
from the passage of this act, anything in the
act TO which this is an amendment or any act
amendatery thereto, tozthe contrary notwith-
standing. Provided. that the rights hereby
conferred shall only extend to secure to said
Clinton Bank of Columbus all the privileges
provided by said act for independent banking
companies. Provided, further, that upon the
acceptance of the provisions of this act by the
Of said bank shall be entered upon the dupl-
cate Of Franklin county for taxation, for all
purposes. and the said bank shall thereafter be
taxed for state, canal. school, county, township,
city, and other purposes, upon its capital stock,
in lieu Of the tag upon its profits, as provided
BY the act to which this is amendatory. And
provided, further that said Bank shall be sub
ject 10 any general law which may hereafter
be passed altering or changing the mode Of
taxing bank capital
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Reps
CHARLES G. C0NVERS.
Speaker of the Senate.
March B. 1850
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20
"spa oss' l0a Nqs'a.4s'yss 5scos x ci's cTiaswNsnsD
Old DR.. Jacob TOWnsend.

THE ORIGINAL DlsCovERER OF THE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr. Townsend sses. g e s9 has = 9gs
oENJiHE ssi5 oRIGfNAL Z 70 WsXsEED szEszPz-
iare By which means il has bean Esps mas he
% Is .d iHSss Ha @ sse
IS s0s who bad Sssn healed q diseases and
HEALING POWER.
ss a ~ E AZ
length and breadth d hs se 11 n ound s
Unlike young s Townsends Il, iprO.. .s with age and
e s DI 81 1 + en s
o. s aI have n bsss
sos. ny Tbe II sns % Is % q n me Oe q DT ss
mh are %0y 81 na e
paflng Il for use produce and Ge, which Is
they entirely svaporass and se s IL tie p
poI PoFson 70 ; y they are By
sosatLe PrnetPes which hy c in ezhaaon
which give 10 ali It's value r - - = 9s 49,
liquid which uors from he coone slsT &c IL oaSs he root SS
than from anything else they then strain this sid
szPARiA EXTRACT or sTRTP Sui such Is noI ,hs ss
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB ToWNsENDs
SARSAPARILL4A.
Is Ioo 90 @ ns al ne nsf Of he G
ing acid Or fermentation s extracted and rejected then
o and thus it is rendered incapable q losing val
da' he 9p Il he N 'a " H,ds
Cure OF innnmerahie Diseases.
ts favor BY and children We find doing
soNsUMP7T0H DYSPEPSIA and LIVER COM
zzsss s1os st
fMPnRiTY 81 ana TE n aIsf0Ss BISo I,'ng from
rom sggsGs om ssss y As n 6S 81 4o%
he heart cold ss and hands eod ehIIl The
ssy and gentle pspiaoa sasns q
i sn rIS' Z oot5@1 1aGa, iHd s ever, sss
knowledsed than in all kinds and stages Of
f.E1
a, ~ GEEs , To3dss IN cases Of Eor A5, s kss
sa he sn n Ss a *. .ad s
IN s aGs osca.o5s 1ass s1s
gives tone and strength the whole body,
Nervous Diseases and Debl1lty,
: 9S s. isi,s.Y @ 5 ssst @ Sslss
AEDsse +, e7sa6.ss rs,s. &. CSn0ss0as S,as
as d ssa sH1s relieves Re % :
uaiizes the circulation blood producing wa
squally all over the hody and the sensibIs
viRorases the entire system. This tnsn
But as bss ss KSs I o p
nor .':s MPARygp Ps'f Rysqps WITH Ti9 qgf E i As5 $ e g
SfisPss S sf oGs sEaSp FACT that he one Is INCAPABLE
: = AN'oNA " SEVRR Vi sPoILs.
sas. Is 'se SsT DOES sssg and sea s
pIOding and damaging other goods Must not ts hosriss
s pS%eS ns sSs pSs9nas 70 r. E s'.s ssiS @
bur acidl Do we all know that when our som
a.on Of the heart liver complaint, ysenisry cole
ana Corruption o. .ns blood What i seraiua bun acid hq
ESp.cns g, The Skin sead Head Salt Reum. Eysipsas
e1temal nothing under but an acid subsssncs
less What RRsaslism bu. 81 s .Sd ss 0 u g
which Insnustes itself the joints and
50 OF nervous diseases Of impry Of the blood
Nowis horrible and SELL and nn.lely .ssrss
soURiNc, FERMENTING. ACID @coMpouNDp or s
and yet understood that Old f Jneab
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20


SMITH & WILLIAMSON,
GHIVE notice TO the citiz-ns of Fremont. and the
VI public generally, thai they have iorInea
partnership aud intend carrying on the above hnsi-
ness in all its breaches sand forms. They. have
made large additions TO their stock Of
Horses. Carriages, ,BuEgies, Ac;
and are now prepared 10 accommodate all who may
favor them with call Horses Gnl 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. 50
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into any part of the country, always on hand.
Those wishing any thing in the above line. will
do well to give trial, we feel confident they
will be satisfied, both to teams and Prices. the
former warranted to cafry pes engers 10 their desti
nation in the shortest possihie tme aud the latter
TO be as reasonable possible. By strict attention
to business, they hope to merit liberal share Of
public patronage. -
StabIeS-Nearly opposite Norton's Foundry.
Fremont, December Is. l849.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20
FIRE AND MARINE
IN = U " n " e. E

TINE undersigned would call the attention of
i merchants and others having property expos
ed loss by fire the perils of navigation 10 the
snpe rior advantages offered by the
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20

Judicial courts, and the practice thereof. pass
ed March twelfth, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-6ve, as requires the court in Bank to
be holden twice in each year. and also the act
prescribing the time ofholding the Supreme
Court passed March twelfth, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-nine, are hereby re-
pealed.
BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Reps.
CHARLES c.. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-20
Thousands of Names

as proof Of cures n this distressing class of COM
plants; see pamphlet. All bruken down, debiita-
ted constitutions from the effect OF mercury, will
find the bracing power of this article to act iinme
dia,eIy aud the poisonous mineral erddcated from