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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09


DRIEK1NG WATER WHEN THE BoDY IS
HEATED.-Dr. John Forbes, one of the most
eminent physicians of England, has published
a work entitled "A Physicians Holiday: or, b
Month in Switzerland In this he upsets q
popular prejudice respecting the use Of water
when the body is heated BY exercise. Those
who have chanced to encounter troops on the
march during hot weather, viii have remark.
ed that the soldiers, on q halt being called
drink freely, whilst perspiration pouTs down
their cheeks, of the nearest and coldest water
they can find and, moreover, that they do 50
with impunity. The practice, generally is con
sidered highly dangerous, receives the doctor
sanction with the sole proviso that the body
shall not be in an exhausted state, and the
quantity of water swallowed shallnot be ex-
orbitanty large "So long" he says as the
pedestrian esehews this combination Of circum-
stances, / believe he may freely indulge his
taste by filing his drinking cup at every
spring he passes in his way. So far from
the simply heated state Of the body being
here an element of danger, believe the hot
ten the individual is, provided he be not ek-.
hausted, and provided be do not drink an ex-
cessiYe amount of water. the safer is the prac-
tice." Such an assurance, from 80 high an
authority, deserves especial record and wides
spread circulation. Boston Gazette.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
"PatrOnize YOur Homo Papers
First -

EIrSIs7
The "Western Magazine" puts forth some
good notions and strong arguments favorable
TO the more general support of the local press
its superiority over foreign newspapers
1t says, ''eYery person would give more for
ahistory of his own, than foreign county
Upon the same principal he should prize more
highly record of his own, than neighbor-
ing state, and still more highly should he val
ue recordof the events in his own than a
neighboring county. People entertain a mis-
taken notion when they car secure a better
family paper from abroad than at home. Pa
pers intended for a wide circulation do not con-
tain the news and the insipid matter that
many of our foreign papers contain leaves a
deadly mildew and vitiated taste wherever
they CO. The advertisements of our home pa
per are far superior reading matter to the
wishy washy, milk-and-water, love sick trash
that is offered to US at such cheap club rates.
And then patronizing our home papers we
know when to shed the sympathizing tear
with those who have been bereft of friend,
by reading under the deaths and when to
utter the hearty ha! ha! ha by reading under
the marriages Wesay, then to our western
people, patronize your home papers first
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
NUMBER IS.
me land d NfysterY and fsetn..


Il Is stated that Col Gaines, of Texas. is
about to head an exploring expedition to the
Gila. Somewhere near the junction Of the
Colorads the West with that river, is a sandy
region, scantlly supplied with brackish water,
and backed by sharp mountains, never sealed
by the foot of white man, and this, there is
some reason for believing to be the semerald
fields" of the Astee princes Gov. Beremen-
dez once bought handful of fglittering chrys-
tails of an Indian from that section Of the Gila
country. After some years delay it occur
red to him to submit those beautiful speci-
mems to French lapidary in Mexico and after
some hesitation and debate, in the course of
which Gov. began to suspect value, and ten
thousand dollars was offered and received
for these precious stones. The purchaser
went to France with them, and Gov. Bere-
mendez made an attempt to penetrate the ex-
act situation ofthe country whence they were
brought, but the Indian hosilities in that quar-
ter, and his own death, ended the search. Col.
Gaines was his friend. and it is thought has
some clue which leads him to attempt, almost
single handed, what the United States en-
gineers have neglected to accomplish
route along the north ofthe Gila, as far as it
is nayigable, and an examination of the nature
and capabilities Of the unexplored Centraifa,
south of the Mormon territory. The county
between the Colorado and Gila is rich in 1nys-
terry, mines, and dangers, and the enterprise
ing Games may have wonders to relate if he
lives te record his discoveries s
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
The Railroad.

The handsome vote by our. citizens yester-
day, in favor of the subscribtion of $4,000
to the Toledo Cleveland Railroad, insures
the commencement of that work, within the
next six weeks between Toledo and Fremont
and its completion as speedy as possible
Before the close of another year we hope tc
see daily train of car between Toledo and the
Queen City and also one between Toledo and
Chicago. The importance of these connec-
tions to Cincinnati is greater even than tc
Toledo, as it gives her continues Rail Road
communication with Chicago-and in nc
small degree makes her the maket for sugars
West India goods, iron, and many kinds Of
manufacture for the entire Lake region.
Toledo Blade.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

"What is your age, Miss" inquired a gal,
liant marshal of young lady about sixty, in
the - district, the other day. Whats
that to you, Mr.. Impertinence ?" said the fair
one, drawing and exhibiting a formidable
row of broken teeth. ats very unpleasant
question, but it must be asked. What
age shall place you at?-twenty, should
think" "Yes," said the old girl, completely
Modified, 81 think was twenty last spring ;.
-and the grati6ed damsel invited our friend
to take glass of wine and call again before
he left town.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

A SHORT SIGHTED STAR GAzER-On the
day of an eclipse when all the inhabitants OF
Paris were without doors, provideded with
telescopes and pieces of smoked glass, an En-
glishman was seen driving furiously along one
of the principal streets,
Where does my lord wish to go?' said the
driver.
TO see the eclipse exclaimed the English
man, thrusting his head out of the coach win
dow, only drive up as near as possible, for I
am short sighted
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

RHODE IsLAND.-The General Assembly Of
Rhode Island commenced on Monday last
The most important matter that will come be-
fore that body, will be the election of Sena-
tor in Congress, for six years from the 4th Of
March next, The election will be made at
the January session
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

1t takes Nat Willis to pile up the agony Of
praise for Jenny Lind. In the last Home Jour
nal he says: '|To see such q heaven as her
heart untenanted, one longs to write the adj
vertisement of TO Lett Yetit would take
polyganay to match her; for half a dozen po-
ets two Mexican heroes, several dry goods
merchants, and rising politician would hard,
ly boil down into man of gifts enough to
be worthy of her. --' ,-.t =
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
Extracts from the Knickerbocker.

Here is very pretty 'Serenade, from q
Vermont correspondent:
So he sung, and so she listened
From The window high,
While the dew drops shone and glistened,
And the stars were in the sky;
Lady lady! time is feeting,
Youth will soon be passed,
And the heart-its very beating
Wears it out at last
Listen to me, fairest maiden!
By the stars above,
Ere thy life with years is laden,
Yield thy heart to love-
So he sung, and so she listened
To her lovers lay,
Andwhile the tear-drops shone and glistened,
Laughing turned away.
CHARLES g. EASTMAN
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

Cincinnati, Nov l.
Presidents Taylor's remains arrived hers
from Pittsburg yesterday.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

Our Springfield (Mass) friend laughs at us
for our 'self-confessed ignorance of moving.
'By'r Lady, not SOP Our style of moving is
not the same as that of the conceited grass
cutters of Tarrytown, but that is their nisfor-
tune not ours. A doubt similar to theirs was
expressed by our good friends the Shakersa as
to our ability to milk, when we were at Leb-
anon North Family and simply because the
Shaker heifer wouldn't let US approach her in
the garb of the worlds people, But when
we donned friend Robert Whites long -skirted
coat and broad -brimmed hat, didn't we sue
ceed in leaving that beautiful heifer's udders
all drawn dry? Ten quarts of rich milk in
the foaming Shaker pail triumphantly vindi-
Gated our reputation, and we had much silent
applause among the brethren. But you should
have seen old Knick, they say, on that oc-
casion.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
FREMONT FREEMAN:
Us. FOUKE, Editor and Publisher.

T. The FREEMAN, is published every Saturday morn
ing-Ofice In Buckland's Brick Building--third
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
T q r M s

Single mail subscribers, per year, 81 so
2 Clubs Of Ten and upwards. TO one address ! 37s
Clubs Of ffteea as l 25
Town subscribers will be charged 81 IS. The dif-
ference in tho terms between the price on papers
deVeted in town and those sent by mail, is occa-
STONED BY the expense ofcaffying.
When the money is not paid in advance, as above
specified, Two Dollars win be charged if paid with
IN the year, if not paid until after the expiration Of
the year, Two Dollars and Fifty cents viii be charg-
ed. These terms will be strictly adheredto.
How TO SToP PAPER. First see that you have
paid for II upto the time you wish tito stops notify
the Posi- Master Of your desire, and ask him to no
tfy the publisher, under his frank as he is author
ized TO do) of your wish to discontinue.
BATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square-l3 lines-first insertion. ...... so so
- Do each additional insertion. 25
Do Three months ......-......... 90
E do Six months. 80
do - Oue year. D w
Two squares Six months. 49,. -. .......... s 90
do Que year,. l0 w
Halfcolnmn One Observation-Disclosures IS 90
One column One year. ........,... so 90
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

Who has threw this upon our table? 1t is
scandalous; it is open to exception? tits not
known to be founded it may be all a mis-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
Then-and Now.

Sir Knight, clad in aims, 10 my lady vowed love,
And invoked on her blessings, from earth and above:
But the naughty one seoFned him, with breast as Of
steel,
Too hard and too cold his loves ardor to feel
TEMPLAR,s SoKG.
Though ladies' breasts were once Of steelC
And then resisted all concessions,
Yet these are only cotton now,
And freely yield to slight impressiOns
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

Ahi that history was as a tale that is told !;
his little life was rounded with sleep, and
he is taken from the evil to come Better
that the light cloud should fade away in the
mornings breath, than to travel through the
weary day, to gather in darkness and end in
storm. 'Itis well with the child
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

The reader will remember the lines pub
lished in the Knickerbocker for August 1s49
entitled My Boy They were the joyful out
breathing of father at the birth Of his first
born son. Fifteen months has that baby-boy
been permitted to live in this world, and now
God has taken him to himself 1t seems buI
as YESTERDAY that the fond parent wrote:
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09
DIR. nj DANA,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
FTlENDERS his professional services to the citi-
zens Of Fremont and adjacent country,
-tOfSce-One door north Of E. LepPelman's Jew
elry StoTe where be will eheeEfully attend to any
June "a, 1850. ,.,F ...- -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-11-09

hOom Tor MN into The
Ranks of humanity;
Give him place in
Your kingdom of vanity:
Welcome the stranger with
Kindly affection,
Hopefully, trusfully,
Not with detection.
sIncomprehensible,
Budding immortal!
Thrust all amazedly
Under life's portal:
Born to destiny
Clouded in mystery,
Wisdom itself cannot
G,,aee - l;e h;sto-,,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
Domestic Ports.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
LEGAL NOTICES.


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
Two nestrue,ive Fire. in Troy.

On FRIDAY raght Vandsrheyden's Furniture
store wss consumed. Mr. VS. Oss !. si,eo0. n.
sured for $50 IL Columbus and Lexington Co.'S.
The building owned By JOIN I. McCoan. was n-
snred FOR 600 In the Rensselaer, Manual Mr. Nc
Laghans to- store was injured somewhat, bat be
has $1,000 insurance ia Protection aud Southwest.
err. Mr. Kenyons dry goods store was INJURED
5000 Insured 10 Protection.
sunday night there was fnore extensive TIRE, d
which the Post q Monday gives the following pa-
tic.lsrs:
fire broke ca 10 tie furniture ard VARIETY store OF u
S,srbuck Co "a ar 70 R.verst about O cox o. Sun
day morning. which completely destroyed ne ouidng sha
~ oue frae ne BoArifaan Buildings, across The street
and e hudings BON norl ana so1in we're 10 gTesi dan
yr aod - exsroas q ne arens3 ..One saved from d.
srle,,o. ar-e srposat Of properly. n wss Board.
81 or ss,ndoys ggs,s b,okea D.Dchy a FOod- s,1ge
ae1t aorih r the Ere onsdeshy damaged ay ff-
a. aer ne sring he SEED, = vn-n t1ey nsc
arge Amount iI store small b14olog ne1i -1i'l - ne
The o-s q 81 s--r11cx CO e estiraisd a. g o. in
cilslnx com,nlss g045s They were Insured J'ss
sloo9 in tbe LsK.nEon $50 iE he CO 1aoss and s@p
h TIE Norl Weserr. Ta-se suns - cover III prlva-e
IT, comm gosds
Toe iard soTy was oceupef By re Recsb .e' whose
%. q estimated a. 5qara4y covered BY A. ins1ra'oe
Iessrs Dsuchy Flooa Io.e about . ~ b. ne va,er
and IRE. Insured S2n0 ia re BABY s50o 10 ne Ne
chance Mutls., and - 90 ~ he INA
BIZ II Harrington Ia about ~ m pa of s'o-ei
one q ias Di's " nsssTs Ds2etr ri"2;s .oIo 49,
damaged % ne extent - no re vas lns4f@4
500 each IN ne Protection. ina and Hartford -
I The two sioYes Occu led 1g n StsrtucE = 20 -
orrse- ocs, 8 - auf was insured 500 me mu-s
a1c fhe cot 81 90 and Uas ssO insured ih 7 NJ
! tgal Tor amount suifc.eut o. cover ne loss u,
The Ere ia supposed ~ hsye or gna-d y ne psse,,
a Sfsrouck Co.'S store - hicn was 1880 - WI 'i
/ IScyynr4RrrY ~ SOVERs. WEsTcHEsTfR CO.
a.opf -ndoyyr on THURSDAY evening a. barn 20 'if
fay no Nr Is,.sc 4rreafer wealthy an r~spec'ar ef
sr rg In IVES, sone-s set IN IRE pF 20 pi'4
80 ral.el MOoney. VINO bad been 30 Af Jsfp-ir ri
nov = few wesEs AID fook t1is summary nT goa ~ -
Venice himself fIr imaginary frrFshct lt N-i
,oa AL o.nnE buildings with tnelr contents ~ nay 20
-,sir yere en- rsy consumed LOss about saa Al ne
-o he IKE gas communicated there were many cate ana
tr.sr In tbe sa5es bat fortunately he oscJ'efY "a
made ira i0Ye go rescue oil OF hem from TIE ssi1e'
.reudsry was soon aerward arrested b. Constable hy
Ard ar tssef before mag srse when De maize f con
...i0u Of ne crme and iorhwih committed % ne
la, of ne county 10 await trial TINS fellow j. ubou' -
ear Of sge and hal previously lived IN Connecticut
| fEvening Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
AN1rRIcAH RHEUMATIC BALsAnT.

A LATE AID VERY IMPORTANT .covcry made
4 nom ll vegetable Kin geom for he removal ard per-
nanrtt cure Of al Rheumatic complains. such lisIu
n.orv. chronic, scue aDd 1ercural rheumatism, govt
uulbago. spina. affection. &C.
ne Ar@rcsu Rheumatic Bslsan j. truly the most Won
aerfl nled.ce knoEu and j. grea' blessing the hs-
aIan family Il 10 ne ieasi tine ma gnab ilou
ne ~nsf INCONVENIENCE for rheumatism hss
been s1urif a. at = found smorE ra14res
ti~s lie masf vsuAbe procucuous ard discovery oi Doe
s~e AL pers0ls sf.ct-d with any 0i he above named
CORP ANS stould without delay procure aid Use
rts Aaarican Rhcumlrc Ba'-an. ard speedy wl
t. farrr result te medicine whoa has never t--u
Known g. taL Sune gfullle ur e-s signed By t- pro-
1r.ernr q Turner tlr wrArpCr
a orders fa BE- aldr-ssed t1 le general agents. IIr-er
8rl.hers T. Co k.1zlo y y.
sa.I a. rtoesar ard resi-, hv BOYD Pau 81 t.rt-
.lrl-. s.o hY Geo " Dcarcfrle, ~ S.V-h-av. je.l
VErrn ~ second A. AMI IS Geo W.sln. corner % D.
.u- ani lrsaisrry--ls hfyus.fn- j.. sFNAst'
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LErTuREs-.8lf
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lIoa JoHS " EDsiosDs-The Consa,auog and free l.
.uluuons Of our COuniry-Feh. ic.h 81 T. Pm
~ Members can OBTAIN ifeu Tlckeis II me Apprel
Icefs Library. on m JOHN ABB NTISG, CaIiTmeo
~ The Committee appointed by the FIoar
Association 'gr the purpose % select Z s.aA4afds
have ts aay iae such selections and len u'rin viii tte
Inspectors where al Who are Interested may Obtain
Extra superfne Flour
Supeffue Flour
Supcrf1e Flour 20 2
Aud such other ~ they may desire
lis understood by ii. Committee and ss.ed Or he
p4rposc oil avoiding msundef-suc1ss between buyers
,upcffne Flour Tor TIE C.,Y OF New orF and 1sf e
-onfracls sSes purcnlses ~ Superle -Four " NeV
Yors lnspel4on 4o no. include ne quality saPerfne No
hesoitcd Z al be- infpec.ors BRAID Tor quality 80 Q b.
upon te U.ai 81 The barre instead OF iae -te .b
.rkphEN VALENTINE, FRAEcis ? SAGE,
IUsEPt AhLhN' .-. JAS NJ FLOiD. o
THOMAS BADDEN. JOHN MARSHALL,
e.. TAPPAN Inspectors
~ gXprcss SOtico.-F coasee ie. ce " the deaf
u EdwsrdF W.us.uw. one vi th6 fnu OF Wes Co a.,
% Ligncsion Wells Co AID iu accordance wit the
c-s q partnership which expressly prQyde for suo
an NcelCT.
Norce is hereby gwen ttat lie Domestic Express AL.
no Foreign Express aIl CommigsDn business wiz lcIca
be continued by lie SURVIVORS under The od STYLE snc
aAnes WILLS co
LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO.
New-York. Jan. H. 1850 ~
~ Iss ard a &c, c.lcs,o'e e
ne
,irzens should call ard Judge for themselves before pr
chasing elsewhere. Bachelors newly invented W.gt
obtained silver medal at the Fair Of The American Ius
ute. Copy the address myi5 MWSFn
~ Water-t ure InstIluies.-Dr. TRAIL receive,
patients n ms comu0dOus CITY establishment Is LHghisi
II u provided with several bathing rooms some OF whcl
kept day and night during the COD season The
country establishment at Oys,er Bay, L. VIII reopen
Apul So I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
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