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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.-A. G. HtJcrENIN = co
~ msSne,e,s q watches q every description Switzerland
with new and the largest upeor watches md ad
cnans ha have ever appeared Washington CITY
New York. - =" ~ -" - 'o"e"' -
Gentlemen wishing purchase ans article win please give
eah' . - sa .at U.s. A. q. HUCUENIN,
Att. Montandon's old stand, PennsyIvania avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, Washington ID. @.
Nassau streets, New York 49, -'' \
During my absence, have len my establishment A. G.
from swixcand who perfectly able repair all kinds
CLOCKS and chfonometer; consequently recommend
Dec a. dims '''''S s' ). MoNTAspoN.
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DALTIMoRE REPUBLICAN. AND ARGUs--Thc psopretors
this wish the services responsible
agent for the distribution o. their paper in the cities Of the District
The has large and increasing circulation, be made
very lucrative business BY proper eseon For particulars inquire
~ the Union office, or BY letter addressed TO e
Jan i7-st RICHARDSON, CLOUD, HOPE, Baltimore.
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rELEanApHIo REPORTS FoR THE UNION.
Condition If the Northsrn Markets.,

NKw YORK; January 2I--2 p. IN. mo change in stocks
sales OF new loan Of 1867 flS treasury 6s iii
change London. 1914 los cent There Is change
in the markets--pces remain Saturday. severe
rain Is prevailing which retards all outdoor opera
ons and the transactions are consequently very limited
Small sales Of flour $5 So l2t for State
ern SO IS So 37A; southern rs rs IS 37t Nothing in
in rye -four and meal Nothing OF moment doing in
gran provisions, and groceries Cotton firm at Saturdays
prices e
PHILADEIrHlA, Jan. Ala p m. Stocks remain without
change, with small satisfactorily 6s, lit Pa 5s 80
SOL The wet weather has put stop nearly all outdoor
operations and transactions very limited Prices gen.
orally without change.
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western milie@ry Instituts.

THO secure manifold advantages 81 hea economy disea
progress and moral training the Facuy q mn insntuuon have
selected permanent location the lannon's blue Lick spring.
situated ON the Lexington and Maysyile Tunpiko, wen
miles fo place. and forty from the fornie emphau
country location, being twelve miles distant from any town
or village The buildings mostly new, well constructed for
son purposes, ample for the accommodation Of ree hundred
cadets. .# 4fsa 3a.t Af. ...6 .s{ll
hs MACE Its healthy atmosphere, pure
and romantic scenery unquesonaby OF me most %
locations literary institution in the United States The oun
have been grcsay improved and ornnmsntcd durng me last M
plat Of forty beautifully situated on ne margin
Licking river, immediately In the rear Of the buildings w
served for military exercises. u.
The removal win be made Immediately AFTER Chsmss and A
school the 7h day VI January, 1850
The year from the nst Monday q Septenbe
the third Friday Of June--forty weeks ss4b# 8 +8
ss*-
The entire charge tuition, boarding, lodging washing
lights backing attendance, music use Of arms kc
be also ucr wear. Payments will be required In advance that
from the day the end Of the term From the first
day Of January example, % the third Friday Of June, wg
e Gecrreown, XIV. 9sisyga Dec 9s-stdkScp
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MUMCMr. FRArxIIr continues give vocal
III musc ut her residence street, Temper
Hall To ladies DESTROYS Of modern fs
ian school Of nuc IN The true style Of English ballad, she feels
confident Of giving satisfaction. WI Jan lb-lm
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A NTHONY TEN EYCK, (ste u. y. Counusssioner
the Sandwich lslandsD has established himself the practice
Of his proessionhe San Francisco, Prompt
attention win be given al business 10 Mr. Ten
Eyck refers 10 the and from
Michigan, and q the Commissioner OF The General Land Once Hon.
Justin Butferfeld. 4.
sAN FRxrofsoo, Nov, 1ef9 flntelil Ian 1p-d3w&w
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~ a~d with the advice and eors~t Of the ssraf,.
HxNRr d. maxwell, Of Pennsylvania 10 be consul a,
the United Ststes Tor the port Of Trieste, In Austria
JAMn1 WRIgHT GoEDos, of Michigan, be consul Of IN.
Unired States for the port Of Pernanbuco, in Brazil
hNA+lt National Trfeu eercfy n
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MAsONIC.A regular meeting Of Federal Lodge No win be
wi held NJ Masonic Hail. this Tuesdny) evening nj seven O'Clock
Puncius attendance requested and AZ brothers in good standing
! Jan. y ~ - ~ q. AsoHwARzMAS, Soc
CAnUsI's SALOON FOR ONE WIGHT OSLr.--orand
celebrated Gcrmans Musical Society
Consisting wsnfcu instrumental solo pcormersJ Wed
evening, January %, az Cars's Saloon ~
Principal pieces 70 be performed are;
by Meysrbeer, and Midsummer Nights
Dream by Mcndelssohn q tones Pohr
MAINS from Jeonda BY spchr serenade BY Schubert
Panoam. o. broadway New York. grand descriptive popoun
Tickets 50 the hotels, book and music stores
and At d,e door. f1T' Ts1 ItN H-e NagtestA A ia tA
Door open Mcl, concert 70 commence at n precisely
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Odd Fellows' Hall, 7th street, washington
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR a SHORT SEASON
Handsomely up platform and brilliantly lighted
.lH 4ss1fN with Rns.) WI t5fa 'fi feflsE
Baywes celebrated serss Of Ggawe Paworarsas entitled
J1I hl2 a VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Emhrscns magnificent Of Boston, harbor Ha,, the A.
antc, Liverpool London Thames, (pasng under
bdges and ending with magnificent view Of The THAMES TUN
Nell brilliantly luminated and both banks Of The beautiful RIVER
RHNEwnessed In Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore by
WI persons. s. S. - 80 III go 7
An exhibition every Wednesday Saturday afternoon
O'Clock
Admission Is Children under years. rs
Doors open At OK O'Clock 70 commence moving IL.
Dec. 1e-du
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GsncxA1 Agency.
q L. LEWIS, attorney alla~, formerly q Virginia, bu or
n several wears clerk n The Adjasnt Genefus Once ws.h
ION oSsrs hs Virginia volunteers, er r.
ths collection u fheS dues ffon the government 1900
Ths widows and children Of soldiers who died An Mexico n,
An esi especially Of marines who Mexico viii \
1osh snv az ts departments le despatch He an
srs himself NAT his Washington, his WIN
lhe Adutant Generals Once, his acquaintance WIN The depart
enis and his experience, WIN aofd great facilities In the speed,
adivsl,aent OF All business conhded % him.
Ia RESPECTFULLY all tho members o. me last Congress
virginia. and The John X Mason, hchnond Val Major
X. Jones, Washington city
ali anords me great pleasure recommend Major Lewis
e' - f'-- ~ Al sHlt@ OR JONRs.o'
ANY editor who win procure good claim IN his vicinity p
lsh this notice amount Of -, and send ms b 20
Aug l0-3n y 4. LEWIS
COLUMBIAN OOLLEGE, -. Q.
THE session viii commence ON "Wednesday Sep
T Tsss. ,,s,.,,. ,.., ..s furniture sHs% %
Table and servants, per week s5
To students who do not board the charges will boz
Houn, library, and furniture ". a@
fee of $40 is paid admission small chE
Fuel and lights Wnshing in
dozen French German at small additional change The
expenses exclusive Of books and stationery win
excesd $3.50 per Students be admitted II any time
HE Of session ID preferable Bills payable IN advances
af the opening balance the middle a the session
| WAsnINoTos CRY, September, io4s.
Sept 8-lawd4wiawcp6w "a
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINcisNATI Jan. l8The river is falling very slowly.
The is cold. Whiskey is declining, with sales
20 Sales 300 bbls lard, 80 81 per h.,
and 500 kegs at 81 Operations In Hour checked
cents per ID. ta 3 at
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e6rsr s.1rr
paNTINe kA large Of Eddyf celebrated printing
ink just received and for sale cash, the msnufscerer p
ces. s FTTZHUGH C0TLE,
jan ~ eolw Agent for Tbomss EDDY
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BENEETT CLEmENTs,
Notary Public, Bosntv Land. FenstOs, and Gsxssd|
qremk. ~ U1dehfmEf0n, stst

CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services
valid, revolutionary haifpay and wdows pensions and
growing of 1912 and the late war with Meru
His long clerk in the Treasury Department. and mr
and extensive experience general agent enables him
efficiency all claims committed TO bis
and management His charges uniformly moderate hha
pected that correspondents win pay postage M ttA
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NHAND VOCAL and Instrumental Concert or Prof
" DERWoRT, his THREE DAUGHTERS, and SON.
rgnoRnERs.
1eox uthv DerWon viola ana voice.
Ne. Marian Voice, violin, and piano forte
~ ~ Sa1. $3.50 ''''ss.'..,.s..
"ssssf voice and Wofonceioi
Pennsylvania 49, u \ fess
Performance commencing u noon, and ~ evening
Price Of admission, rs cents.
Jan l5--dlw '.fs #t stf u1 NJ
WARRINGTON AsgEMBLIEs.-Thc second Assembly will
take place Jsckson Hall Thursday evening, the 2
Subscribers 70 the Assemblies and having the written
hoy OF procure tickets informed that tickets Of
admission have been len Fches Stationery store door
east Of e Irving House, and al stcvens Fancy Store two doors
west Of Browns Hotel. Jan 22--3uf
cMTT1sONIAH LECTUREs.-Tbe next three lectures
y course viii be delivered BY Professor Stephen Alexander Of
Princeton, follows:
Tuesday 02d instant, the Relations Time Space
Thursday 24h the vasnes Of Visible Creation
Saturday, 26t instant the Pnmordsl Arrangements Of Ex
isting systcms .fa
Lectures commence at O'Clock, pm.
Jan 42--5t 4f.astlt1. r 4fNs Z
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
Fram Rashington.
WAsHINGToN, Aug.

WAsHNGToN, Aug 9,
A few days since four male slaves, belong
ing 10 Messrs. Toombs and Stevens, were
missing and had been concealed until last
night, by some abolitionists. when an attempt
was made to run them off The police got
word and overlook the carriage containing the
slaves aud white men, four miles from the city.
The party in the carriage fired on the pursu-
ers, which was returned BY the latter, injur-
ing two men badly. The capture was finally
made of the whole party except one of Toombs'
slaves. who escaped. The hack driver, and
sihe person in charge with the slaves, have
beense committed to prison.
The Hon. Charles M Conrad, of Louisiana,
has been rendered the War Department and
IS said 10 have accepted. The Hon. I. NJ I.
MeKennan, of Pa, has been rendered the De
partmente of the Interior
The Southern members of the House met
last night in caucus and appointed committee
of fifteen, consisting of Toombs, Burt, Hillard,
Thompson, of Miss, Cabal How, and Johnston
of Arkansas, Morse, Greene, Selden, Thomas
Mclean, Clingman and Houston, to propose
measures for action in the south respecting the
slavery and Territorial questions. After the
appointment of the committee the meeting
adjourned till Monday night
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

WHAT ToSY DoN'T BELIEvE.-He don't be-
lieve that man is any wiser for having A. S.
s, or any other letter attached TO his name.
He don't believe lawyer is any keener be-
cause he wears spectacles.
He don't believe schoolmasters, physicians
and ministers like to be contradicted whit
more than other folks.
He don't believe that all lawyers are rogues
any more than he believes that an eel is a
snakes
9 He don't believe that young gentlemen
asshouId marry before they are able to support
3 a-wife
He dent believe in getting up early in the
norning without going to bed early at night
s He don't believe that because both wise and
WINDY begin with a W that they end in the
same thing.
He don't believe man is a fool because he
can't make speech.
In fact, he don't believe in a great many
things that others believe in, and the result is
that he is voted an oddity and bore.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

Wehave received but scanty returns Of the.
eleeiions last week. In North Carolina, the
indications are that thereis majority Of dem
ocrats IN the Legislature AS there is no U
). Senator 10 elect there, the matter is of but
little importance.
Indiana has probably elected majority of
Democrats to the Legislature. There are
some Wing gains, but hardly enough to reyo-
tutionize the State.
Missouri has probably elected Wing Leg
lslature. and q majority of Wing Congress
men. This is very important, as it gains to US
a q. S. Senator The following from the Bal
timore Sun, is the fullest retnrns We have
seen:
THR MIssoURI ELECTION The entire whig
ticket with The exception Of two Judges Of
the County Court, viii be elected.
Intelligence from the Second Congressional
District indicates very certainly that the whig
memberia elected, and also majority Of whig
delegates
Darby, whig, has 300 majority in St Louis
county over Rozier, free -soiler. The whole
whig ticket for the Legislature, Sheriff, and
Coroner is elected
In Cape Girardean county, Baldwin has $50
and Davis 596; Rozier S75.
From the second Congressional District We
hear that Marion county has given 26o major
isy over Henderson and Benton, and elected a
whig Senator and two Representatives.
Rails county gives Porter 100 majority, and
elects whig representatives.
ST. Charles county gives Porter 450 major
ity over Henderson. being whig gain of SOC
on the last or previous congressional election
The two Benton representatives in St
Charles and Lincoln and the Wing Senators
triumphant
So far as returns have been received the
Wings have gained largely, and there are
prospects Of their triumph throughout the
State, thus securing United States Senator
The returns come in slowly.
Kentucky has gone whig as usual W.
have received but slight particulars.
70. S. Jouanal
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Mere Fugitive Slaves.

BALTnoRE, Aug, 9,
Five slaves who run away from their own
ers in this State were brought down this
morning on the cars of the Susquehanna rail
road from Pennsylvania 1t appears that
eleven run away from different counties, and
the owners learning that they were secreted
on farm of negro, one mile from the Penn
syivania line. proceeded thither and captured
them. In passing through Strasborg, York
county, the abolitionists, headed by the post,
master, Brown, attempted to rescue the slaves
and succeeded in getting two. While in the
cars pistols were fred, and one slave in at
tempting to shoot his captor, shot himself
The affair produced great excitement
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

MC DCu-DuS UuA1AV"AO'
Much pleased to find we've not been sIighted,
BY those whose custom we've invited,
And grateful thanks we make to all
Who'vs bought and PAID or made call.
Encouraged thus, again we'll show
The aforesaid shop of JIM & co.
(Now don't mistake and elsewhere 60
To Stevenson's or Singlesbaugh.
One up the hill, the other below,
And thus attempt TO jump Jim Crow;
For if you do we'll let you know,
Well not admit you 10 the show.
We've bought the pateDt-the cOunty's mine,
We mean the bed-bug GtlllOtine.
Then come ye all who love sweet mapping,
Without such ttcitchiHg, jerking, scratching,
As found with bed-steads poorly madep
Bv such as learn but half the trade.
Whose pins, and holes, and points attest
All will compose the clncher's rest,
From whence they rally at dead Of night,
And pierce your veins with venom bite.
IL clean you wish to keep your rugs
Your shelves and blankets from the Bugs
Come buy of US and you shall find
There's nothing like the GIilOtine.
But what's the mode? come, tell your plan.
Well buy your bedsteadS to a man!
We've bought the patent, as said to YOU
Called the PerGn1bulating ScretC.
So close they press the bugs together
You'd sell them well fer harness leather;
And if you get Van Doren's price
You'll pay for bedsteads in a tricei
For three and twenty cents together
He says will buy pound ofleather.
But our liquid fadge is best of all,
A bottle we give to each that call;
Its easily given, easy TO take
Sure to kill and no mistake.
BY pressing gently on the pate
The mouth flies open like gate:
There, drop one drop-enough is said
And I'Il ensure the creatures dead.
Good law! ha massa, what Ounces
I'D better kill the brute at once,
So easy done just by a squeezei
Just do good lady as you please. u
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
JOY TO THE WORLD!
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain-kiIlers

For the instant and entire eradication ofa pain
INTERNAL AND ExREREAL REMEDY.
NOmafter where the pain is or of what nature
this will reach ifs
Beware of COunterfeftss-Ca Cauai0n!s
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against max
"A ing application for, purchasing DAVIS p Az
KIILER of GT J. SAEEoRp GREeoRYl n Of Mau-
NEE City.
He was formerly an agent for the sale OF the gen-
uine medicines but recently il has come to the
knowledge Of the pfoprietors that he j. manulac-
turing and vending a SPURIOUS ARTfCLEs
putting il up nearly ia the style as the gsnu-
inc, publishing pamphlet copying our directions
nearly veFbatm aud using one Of the lleads Of oui
advertisements, e. INSTANT Guar OF PAIN's) as q
name for his spurious compounds
In order more successfully 10 carry on this outrs-
geous fraud he has within the past Two weeks made
application 10 our western Office at CiiCiniatii for
another supply Of the genuine to sell TO these he
cannot gull with his spurious stuff but his agency
IS hereby revoked, and he sOiH not Teeeirs ang
further supply Of the Genuiae and all persons
who value life and health, and wish to purchase
the genuins re- PERR Y DA us PAIN
KILLER, must see that alikensss Of The orig
inaL i,aventor is on each bottle, and purchase Of
such agents only as are named below.
L. N Harris. General Agent. New London, Con-
lnectieut NAV 9TH, 1850. -. Western Ofics, Ne.
la College Building, Cincinnati, T. II. g. Allens
Snperintendent. Chas. Powers q CO. gents
for W oodviIle. -. Gideon Hatch. agent for Bai-
| Vile: and s. BUCKEAND & CO.,
June 22:3m Sole agents fol Element
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
Steam Mfli 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, aud
only 100 rods from the Maumee aud Western Re-
serve Turnpike Road, and within about 25 rods OF
the surveyed line Of the Wellington aud Toledo
Railroad.
The mill is a superior one, in all respects, being
10 healthy location, having the very best Of water,
that which will not corrode boiler, The building
is Of lhe most substantial kind 80 by 6l feet, fitted
TO saw logs 80 feet long Having two circular saws
and machine for saving felloes attached, and
and the boiler large enough to make the steam,
aud more too.
ABUNDANCE OF TIMBER,
all around, and men that have got the snap TO them
to haul it; there being less than seventy teams
astir in one day last winter, attached TO some forty
sleds and boats; and every ten days of good sled
ding is equivalent TO about one thousand logs.
Any person wishing TO get large contracts for the
Ra lroad, wishing 10 enter into the lumber bust
will find il TO their advantage 10 call and see
for themselves
And any person anticipating building Mill, can
do equally as well to call, for they half pay foI
one while they would be building. The building
being framed, as to be easily taken down aud sci
up-would require but little time to remove 1t.
The subscriber has also IO5 acres Of good
land-about forty acres cleared, good frame Barn,
young Orchard Of over one hundred grated Apple
trees, most OF which are bearing, with Peaches,
Pears, PIums, Cherries, Quinc.s, Grapes, &c. SC
which have also commenced bearing. The mill
aud farm will be sold separate together, TO suit
purchasers; and liberal terms of payment given.
For further particulars enquire of
FL. NORTON, Fremont,
or the subscriber on the premises. -
York, August 8, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
THE DREADFUL SC0URGE
HIS COME 1T LAST!

We hereby let Sanduskv know,
That HAWKINS jim, CALDWELL & CO.
Have opened Shop to work for all,
Who'll please to favor with CALI
We've Bedsteads, Lounges, Tables too,
All kinds of Carpenter work we do
Well mend Chair, Table, Stand,
Or MAKE them all for CASH IN HAND:
Repair Door and case the same,
Hang with hinge or make the frame,
Put on the lock with bolt or bars,
And if needs be well mend your Stairs:
Indeed, there is nought of wood that's made,
But we'll attempt and PLEASE if PAID.
And as money makes the mare to go
We're bound to sell oar labor LOW!
For instance: Such as others sell
Of Bedsteads, we will make as well,
And one-tkird LESS our price 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, 1850-08-17

RussIa-This year completes the 25th Of
Emperor NicheIas's reign. No emperor is al
loved to reign in that country over that peri
od They must either die or resign. Alex
ander refused to resign, and persisted. The
ancient mobiles Of the empire have established
this regulation, and selected their men to en-
force It and Nicholas must resign or accept
his fate.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
CTDEON HATCH, TAILOR:

GIDEON HATCH, Tailor;
/" OULD inform his friends and the public, that
w he has taken rooms at Baviile, where he
intends carrying the above business, in all isl
branches, and hopes by punctua attention and
long experience in his trade to merit and receive
share of patronage.
N B. Cutting of garments of every description
attended to in the most fashionable style, and war
ranted to fit.
Also, he is Agent for Davis Pain Killer
"a fresh supply just received and for sale by
GIDEON HATCH.
-Ballville, July 10, Ia5O-Is
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17

Gen. Scott the acting Secretary of War; is
said to be clearly and decidedly in favor Of
maintaining the whole of New Mexico He is
ready to give the necessary order whenever
be shall be authorized to do SO.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-08-17
The stnfe of superior.

A resolution has been submitted in the
Michigan constitutional convention, to inquire
into the expediency of the formation Of a terri
torial government for the Upper Peninsula,
ION Lake SUPERIOR and its ultimate admis-
sion in the Union as state, with the assent
of the people of the state of Michigan, and Of
Congress. Toledo Blade.