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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

M ii. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street. Watch ,-9
lV1. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD kSfN
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. In
Al Jewery articles repaired moderate prices mlse2SAA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
2. Z. YELL & CO.-Sl COMMON ST.. New Orleans.


NH Lamps Plated and Britannia Castors Can STD
% desncks, Table Cutlery, Japanned Waters, etc ,r
sstS Goods will he offered at low prices and when ~
fnrthe Country, packed in the safest manner. nj 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

EMON Al-ln consequence Of the fire. the OFFICE of
q q y the LEXINGTON F. l.. & Nj iNSUR ASCE
GiQMPA,NY, and of the lETNA INSURANCE CONE
IANh, has been removed No IA (rgpjcr strse North
Side, bet Seen Camp and Magazine streets wv -O'N
c,, w. CHAMBERS
NIo I'm ]. II. WHEELER, agents
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

= ENTOVAL- EDW. H. PONROY, has taken an
~ OFFICE at No. 23 Common street, up stairs. 1s I'm
EMONAL-A. c. WILBUR s. CO., have removed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

| q. STUART, BHRdGr, and ,Ic55er, at IOl Julir
a street. iOntyacts for BUILDING, FINISHING, m
hEFAlRlAG, executed with fidelity and dispatch. JOB
hlNG OF all kinds, done to order with promptness Res
9enge, Commercial IOtei. GV@ SASH-DOORS and
BLINDS made to order. fy93 gn,dS, NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust COmpany.
CAPITAL S3OO, ,GOO-ail paid in. Surplus sl60, 600
" JAS. WALKER, Sec'y.. JAS. A. PORTER, Pres
The operations Of This Company for 12 years, have beer
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates, and
0sses promptly adjusted. w b. PARTEE, Agent,
mh25 ly Office, No. % Camp street, Newt Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

,l4uN sIRni,p; JOHN STROUD, JR.... WIN. STROUD.
iuiiN STROUD 81 CO., Il5 CoMMoN ST., between
far2R(ee, 3i, qgd BaToGqs s, DGgiers ~ MARQTFO
~ ,AITES, MONUMENTS, TOMBs,. TOMB \f4rS4
ShABS;is CRAVE STONNEs, and MA RBl4E in cStyIat9G
an rs dltlelemt varieties Thumastnn LIME, Cal NMEy
3 G3ned Pl.AAtSTRER R or PARIS, Roma; - Hy.
draulic CEMENT Plaserng II fR, White sand, N
English, Pensacola and Psburg FRIEDRICH. my8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12
FINE WATCHES, JI2NVELIIY, Etc.
A. TYLER. 40 CANp sfreet- has cnnstantlu ON hnnh

IT dII s FeceTEInE Dy tVefy nfrlNaI, IOId -
lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES of ali i95A
- the best makers Aso-Fob, Vest e. Els
8S-SNSSg. and Guard CHAINS, SEALS, AAssAA
- and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens,
penGis, Thmbes Buckles ETC.; Fine Bracelets Brooches
Necklaces Rings, SiyerMare, Spoons and Forks, Ladies,
Gas2rs Cnps Pitchers, Trays, Plated Casors, Teasets,
Canuestcks, UTns, nch Fancy Goods, Lubins fine Per,
Lgmerytogeter with great variety Of other articles TOO
Silver Shell Steel bowed fames and Glasses of every
knd-Eye Protectors, etc., ETC., constantly hand, and
lifted to suit the at short notice. nils
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

- GEMONAI-THOMAS X PRICE, who was recently
burnt out at No 81 Camp street. has taken office
ment Of LEAF TOBACCO, FLORIDA, CUBA, KEN.
TICki, etc. suit the taste of every customer fyI9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

SPRING GOODS, --latest Styles.
E'IiE Undersigned having received his Spring and Summer
Stock, consisting of various qualities of DRApS de
ErES, DRILLTNGS and MARSEILLES VESFINGS,
l. prepared supply his friends and the public with
their Spring and Summer Clothing, the most reasonable
terms Gentlemen about making purchases requested
10 call and examine his Stock before purchasing esewh,re
. fyzS I'm HENRY HAMBURGER, I61 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

AIonday March 11.-Present: Chief Justice
Eustis, Judges Rost, Slidell and Preston.
The Court delivered decisions in the following
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12
BUSINESS CARDS.

l.. LEVY. Mote, Stock and Real Estate Broker, No.
~ ~ Camp, door from Common ST., N. Orleans dl u
nj l.. NicJILTON, Fancy and Staple Drg Ge0dS
W.. Denkcr 4 Chartrt.s sreet. d24 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12
n. EE. .EtgcksOss s. 90.

Nc. 81 CANAL, one door from Camp.
Fine Fashionable Clothing Establishment
EkE SHIRTS, of all the latest Patterns; Under Shirts;
Cotton and WOOen Drawers; Stocks; Cravais: Ho-
Iory susgendes Gloves; Trunks; Vases; Carpet Bags,
etc. etc. for sale at extremely low prices for cash. We
lC call from Friends and the Public TO examine our
Goods and Judge for themselves. e We keep also BOYS
and YOUTHS CLOTHING, d7 GIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

= !,s.,AELEs LEMls W. ARTHUR HILL.
EfN - q HILL, Attorneys at Ld1, Henderson, Rusl
County, Texas, viii practise in the Supreme and Dstnci
Courts OF the State and viii attend the purchase and e
O. Lands, and the location Of Certificates in any part of tf
iV1l 1v
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;. GiGgaztne strest. ;,,s;
~ Gb0Ue Julie, and FOucher street. 6eosen Julia ard
S. gsephIThe subscriber begs leave to Inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with ali
Warehouse, expressly for the storage OF coffee maEing #
equal in point of safety from damage If nGt nnsrinT t ~
very best Warehouse in the city Ills price for gtornGe y
be the last Be- bag Der mon lie bqs
also room for the storage OF every description OF
ay the bulk Of 5000 barrels, which win always be taken al
she IByTrst rates.
s Tobaaga sah uhgs rpsrriantlsE liapy spa s,,s,L,
e,lH Fl'jtFst si'lgs, tesa tIn1 Hts6 r. fRSEfii
Ff's Fs s siE' " rs s5iF 7 s''ss f 4 II,s..Es =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

ReGdy .Hdde Clothing, Professions aRd cgerg Grtiri
sEitabtc Ter Miners. ~ '1 ~
Merchants in this city and New Orleans will oblge
rs by calnG me attention O their emisatng friends to this
house. yNObHC, January Is, 1885, ~ -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

w Texas. ~ "' A''Ii'on
=, IsJsr t0--Cumurinss, Stewart & Co.. Rev Dr. Scot,
Baker, lIosk y Co, New Orleans bradford & Sanders
9ough Y EILstn. John J.. Bloaker. Mnbie. Aln- nlR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-12

Texas. - o' ''''si'o-'
Refer to-George Wingfeld & Co. NJ Greenwood g 10
Hi0s Rawias, New Orleans mis-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
Marriage-short Meter.

An unrcbuked correspondent ola particu-
larly conservative (Cntton) Journal of our
City thus sums up in behalf of a woman who
left her husband and is now with voluntary
partner more coBsonaut to her taste:
"I'he world will some day do justice TO this
true hearted woman know that she has
been maligncd, but have sought in vain for
one single charge against her, except that she
has left her husband Now, whatever
husbands, may think, this is not Of necessity
IL crime. Nay, nine cases in ten I beiiere
1t to be a rirtEe. The real crime is for Il woman
to live with man She does not love. If ten
thousand woman in New-York should leave
their husbands 10 morrow, believe it would
be better for them, and better, in the long
run, for society. believe that ''whom Gc d
has Joined together, let no man put as
UNDER but also believe that such as God
has not joined, ought 10 get asunder as fast as
possible
Let me explain. No woman can leave
her hHSbund Every woman omght to leave
ii man who only pretsHds 10 be her husband
woman could no more leave Il man who
Was really her husband, than one half of her
body could walk away and leave the other
Where the union is real there can be no srpara-
linn-w here there is a separation, il is proof
abSolusr that no uniun existed 1t is in this
WAY that marriage is indiSSnluble. If it is Il
real marriage. there can be no separation; If
it is sham, the separation already exists, and
the sooner the pretenSc Is ended the better
The rights of the parties in such cIscS ought
to be settled by rigid equity; but there can
be no equity in compelling IA woman to live
with man to whom she is not truly, heart
soul and body united The proof then, that
Madame - did right in leaving --, is that
she did leave him, and is here
See what it is To live in an age of Progress
AMI Enlightment! If John the baptist had only
know as much as this chap, he probably
would never have had his head cut off!
Wise us the chilIrrn of this generation are
we can't persuade them to tell us the the use
"f wedding ceremonies and rings, and all such
iil-dr-rnl, if the doctrine above SET forth is
sound. And suppose we agree what the
world has hitherto called lncontincnce, or by
some cnaIsrr tenn, Is not a sin but rather :,
rrIi. ious ACT, that Helen Of old wiis ii model
wife and woman-what are we to say when
this writer sort of marriages are arranged
between she neare st hlnpd-rrlatinns We see
clearly that his priacip'e covers and hallowS
these also; for The proof that an act is holy
being the fact that it 81 commltcd,the applica-
ton of the rule is easy: but docs this moralist
HlIow it full play.
We have ommtted the names Of the per
sons referred to by this rssayi>t. not choos-
ING 10 hold them responsible for his statement
nor his principles. We deal only with III"
latter, which are obviously of more than pri-
waite concern, and which are equally impor-
Iant and questionable, whether they do or do
not fit the case TO which he applies them,
N. Y. Tribune.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
NUMBER 42.
work-Faint not.

There are times when heaviness comes
over the heart, and we feel as if there was no
hope. Who has not felt it7 For this there
is no case but work. Plunge into il, put all
your energies into motion, rouse up the in
ner man-act; and this heavines shall disap-
pear as mist before the morning sun.
There a,ise doubt in the human mind which
sink into lethargy, wrap US in gloom, and
make us think it were boalless to attempt
any thing Who has not experienced them
Work; that is the cure. Task your intellect
stir up your feelings, rouse the soul, and these
doubts, hang like heavy cloud upon the
mountain, will scatlerand disappear, and leave
you in sunshine and open day.
There comes suspicion to the best Of men,
and fears about the holiest efforts, and We
stand like one claimed Who has not felt it I?
YORK; therein is freedom By night, BY day
lin season, work. and liberty will be yours
Put in requisiti"n mind and body, war with
inertncss, snap the chain-l link of selfshness,
stand up as defender of the right be your
self and this suspicion. and these fears will be
ulled, contest and able to bear and breast
my burden of human ill.,
GLADDEN. life with its suniest features and
globs over with its richest hues, andit becomes
poor and painted thing if there be in it no toll
no hearty. hard work The laborer siehs for
rcpose Where is it What is il? Friend,
whoever thou art, know il is 10 be found
alone in work No good, no greatness no
progress IS gained without Work then, and
faint not; for therein is the wcll-spring Of hu-
man hope and human happiness. Elk
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
Onnnffhe WiiIs.

The following "last will and testament"
says the Philadelphia Ledger, was filed day
or two since in the Office of the Register of
Wills of our country. It's quite curiosity.
and we give it ver5qtiaa ct Eterdtim et non
p"nctaatim. The schoomaster was evidently
abrod when it was prnnpd: Oct. %. 1850.
do bequeath the middle room and g,,rret to
my vile and son Willi1m-as long as she lives:
at her death it goes to Wiliam-with a free
passage through the lower room each way
back or front; ii SOW and three pigs to my wife
and William; the lower room to my daughter
Ann--half the wood and coal about the house
to my wife and William my wife is to have
pliyaleg in the sellar for wood and coal: two
of the fattening hogs TO my wife and William;
the kitchen part Of the house To John-my
wife and William is to pay five dollars Of it
ground rent il year aud John and each is to
pay five dollars; wish them all to have equal
privalege in the yard: Thomas is TO have five
dollars IA year for ten wears: each ofthe other
hers to pay their equal share of this FIVE dol-
lars: my lite bod ell and frock coats and sat-
ten west TO Ann; the rest Of the hogs to be
equally divided between them. sr -1a
Witness. For lisA mark. 3,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
A Fortune spent upon a Book.


The Democratic Review says that the most
costly undertaking ever attempted BY single
Individual of Il liIernry character " hich the
world has yet seen, is the magnificent work
on the abprisines Of Mexico. by the late Lord
Kinssborough. This stupendous work is said
to have been produced at the enormous cost
TO the author Of 100000. or $l50,0O0. Itis
comprised in seven immense folio volumes,
embellishcd by about one thousand superb il
lustrations, colored so exquisitely as to repre-
sent the originals with the most faithful exact
ness. These volumes are If such extraordina-
nv dimensions. us TO he almost nrportable-'
Not only did this enthusiastic nubeman under
take I" dcfray the entire expense attending
the publication, in every item of which. as
might have been expected, he had to meet the
most cxorbitant charges, but he~actually de-
l"rmined on ha.ing very limited number
Of copies printed-we believe only fifty-after
which Il c photographic drawings; from which
the plates were taken. were erased. These
copies were printed for gratuitnus presentation
10 the several royal and public libraries in Eu-
rope. But he actually died in debt, few
years since, sad instance of self-immolation
to his munitccnce, in :; prison in Dublin A
copy of this gorgeous work is IN the Phladel-
phia library.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

a CRAsH!-FALL OF P&RT OF THE HORSE
SHOE FALL-On Tuesday evening last, our
citizens were startled on hearing ii loud and
terrific noise, resembling ns near us We can
describe it, the heavy booming of art,llcry, IN
quick succession, which shook the earth Ill
round us very sensibIy. We did not know
for il time what could be the cause OF such i
fearful noise; and for IA few minutes, were
thrown into amaZcmcnt, SupposIng that Mil
ler's Millineum was ut hand.
1t proved To be ii part Of the Horse Shoe
Fl II ON the C;tnada side, which had fallen, car
ryinT away about ten rods of the rock IN length
by four in width The Canal boat, which had
been lodged for the last few months on the
brink of the rock which has fallen, and which
has excited the admiration OF all who beheid
it, was also carried over with the rock 1t Is
now in the whirlpool, two miles down the rv-
er, dancing attendance To the freaks OF that
ureat malStrom Tho crash occurred about
O'Clock in the evening; and il is indeed Provl-
DENTAL that it fell at such an hour, and at This
season of the year Had it been in the sum
mrr, when So many thousands OF strangers
are here, there undoubtedly would have been
persons crushed To death; for II is precisely
the spot where So many continually passed
and where so many have stood to contemplate
the grandeur IF nature, and behold the waters
of the mighty Cataract above them rushing
trrriticlv over their heads, that is now filed
with the huge masses Of rock which have fa-
len from above.
The loss of this portion Of the rock has not
in the least diminished in appearance the view
Of the Falls; but has in our opinion, added Ia
the scene, AMI lo,ks grandcr and more sub
lime if possible, than ever
Niagara Falls Iris,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

OLD REEVE. THE AcroR-Reevc, was in
the habit Of taking great liberties with his au-
dience-hc would interpolatc drcadfully nay
when he forgot his own part, he would coolly
impro,isatze his share If the dialogue, with
out the slightest reference to his brother per-
fprmrrs On one occasion he was acting the
lover to Mrs. FilzwiIliam, who was a plump
little actress; in scene where she holds out
her hand to Reeve with this speech:
Can you refuse anything to your Pau
hRez'
Reeve, looking at her plump hand cried
out;
Par lean! Pay 1ath. call it!'
Esprit of the Times,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

Six years aIo there were hut two vessel:
Of any kind On this Island Sea, and not more
than one or two white flmiiics between th,
Saut St Marie and In pninte distance 4"
400 Mills Now there are three large pro
proprlIcrs, six or eight sail vessels. 'ur light
houses, and several thousand inhabitantS seat
tered along the coast. The climate is hci,iih
full and invgoraling; the water pure anl
transparent: the fish abundant and most deli
cious; the soil produces the finest potatoes
and other vegetables in the world, and IRON
and other valuabys minerals are found mex
hausthle quantities.
A ship canal of less than one mil" IN length
at coast of nat over half a mlliioa Old liars
would connect this rich and extensive miaera
Lake region with all the commercial ports .
the world.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
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The Dying Year.
by c"RNErrA mUxrr>GroN

TIn>h-hnsh! III" va.r is diving
liark. through "d fur~Sis dim,
Til" waiug winds are sighimg
Their requiem over him
Iu quit. deep aud holy.
IL" sinks tn his rrpose:
Aud lanuu,hiv and slowly
His weary pNrlids close.
Now som" with fearful sadness,
Tue prrr;ng year review;
While Others h"ll with gl,dnrss,
The advent nf the new
In "lhd Nnmng hearts ar" swelling
Fresh fnunItinS Of fe ghl,
la many 81 frs'ive dwelling
The Christmas fires are bright:
Aud stricken nn"s wpRping
Bpsid, tie d.Tkrne hearth.
Der lnv.d and lost ores Slspp,ng,
Low in the tranquil rurt'r-
SIr,mur-st,nupP-w hat hitter bighiimg-
What de eds t" sIarrlr Thought
Wilt, wnnh"rful. rAti'inW.
One short, Sad year had wrought!
Whilr "" stir the ,'ust of ages,
Tima'S dreamy d-ainS explorr-
Sl'..lI 'u' from mnnld'ring pny-s,
TIL. ir q ,'i"'lv written l"r"-
IT" ere -, u T." biud his les s"n
E"r pr'-fi. "u thu h.arr.
Nj. only NV. !" II ,~ir"
I.ik'. shadnv 10 s'rp 1T
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
ISTRY. :.

DR. L. D. PARKER, FROM CLEVELAND,
n ESPECTFULLY announces I" th,. publ cthat
II liz has permanently located in Fremont, for
rhr urpnsc Of practiciug
Surgical aaI Mechanical Dentistry.
Fsun, Ih. ample resources hirh lac has rnjuvPd,
for acquiring ilr"t"url, kr"ulcdcr of The profess
Op, he feels con6i~bt thai is si- be abb, Ia rtr
satisfaction a who nlsy d~s:f,. hix aid. ia The
rous branches Of the rTu-'Si"n. TIE public are
assured that il. III h- i,kru Ia render
his operations both permanent and n-efnl.
Artificial Teeth set on G:aid i'Iate.
in numhDr from single tn Il double sNu. -Piv-
nj teeth set ~ the h-s u,anurr. CaTouS teeth fl
ed as to I,rriunn-utlv arrest the decay. Teeth
ctraned iH such IHn'Hrr not 10 IuJHrr the rn
im-l. Teeth extracted with the most approved
ins.THtnsuts.
DR.. PARKER. wishrs 10 he understood that he
is rsnonshir TOR all his operations. Prrr"nS Isi-
iuy Dental Operations. invited go Cn'i at his Of
fice. IN C.l,iSvrII's Brick Building. DR. Cham
heriin's Hiiicr.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

d ESPECTFULLY announce TO the citizens ol
II Fremont aid vicinity. that they have
Removed their shop.
Oncdoor North Of A. Ed. Vaadercook's Store,
in the recently occupied by O. H. Fuss-lrn"n,
as Tia Shop. where they intend rIimg on the
above business in all its various branches
One Of the partners has Ieem east aud purchased
stock Of Ciaths, Cdssimeres, VestiRqs, and
some Ready-mdde Ciothing and also, "H sorts
of IFin3HlR0S are now prepared Ia furnish
material and make mp work To order on The shortest
notice, aud uost snnsblr terms, aud WARRANTED
T" GIVE sArI,F,crInN We also intend TO keep
constantly on hand Ready made CIohng
Of our OwR maBuTdctHrinq,
which will sell u vEUY LOW FOR CASH.
The Tuhhc ARE invited To call aud examine our
stock hefrre purchasing elsewhere. We Ih'nk that
we cau suiI rhrm in most amy article in "nr line.
ann reasonable terms IS the same article can
be had in town. for arr bound to
Sell al a rery low percentage!
w" w"ulJ s,v h.re fnr The benz fit Of our Country
friends who wish Cutting dome. that are pre-
pared 10 furnish them with Trimmings rs r-ns"na-
he AS thrS can be had nnv.Nh-r- else All Cn'ting
don" here t0araated to I'll, Tproperlg made mp
Asn--Agcnis for Williams Reports Of FASHIONS.
Fremnrt. Nov Isl, 1880 81
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
Gives to Slave States more than entitled to 66C
Excess for Free States ia

This statement runs counter 10 the almost
universal impression, that the Southern States
enjoy The lions share of the cmoiuments and
hunors of official station
by this cxhit, made from the record. II ap-
pears that taking the whole population into
account, the Northern States have 834 more.
nilice-h holders under the Federal Government,
than they are entitled to, and the Southern
States 27G Irss-nnd that after dcduciing the
slave population, the Northern states have IA
more than their share.
The following table will be interesting, as it
shows the number of offices each State is ent-
tied to- and the number in service.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28
The advantage of being Editor.

The Philadelphia Sun rcmaIks:
The "Sun" may be DESTROYED at eisht-it
may light srgar, OF it may curl II lady hair
All, only think OF that, girls. An editors
ideas completely. sweetly, and exquisitely
wreathed in with your rich tresses, and-yes.
and nesting down with you in your midnight
sIumher<. to gently guard and keep peaceful
watch over happy dreams! Oh, niggeB-
Who would not-be an editor?
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

Mn. WEBSTER AND TEMPERAHcE.-The
Hon. Daniel Wrbslrr's WINE TO the extent of
1000 bottles imported for his own use. has
lately been sold at auction in Boston. Vaiio1s
Sprculatinns are afloat to the cause which
induced the sale, but the New York Sun says
the trne cause is that he has lately been en-
rolled an honorary member Of the Temperance
Society.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

AN AGED CovPLE AT THE ALTAR.-On Sum
pay last, ut the af crnonn service, in the Float
ing Chapel Of the Redeemer. at Philadelphia;
the Rev Mr. Trapier, the Rector, joined in the
bonds of wedlock couple whose united ages
amounted toI25 years. The bridegroom was
SO and is the oldest gunncr's mate in the
United States service The bride was 65 and
Nad been married twice before. o
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

CoMTKoLLER.-We learn by the Albary
Register, "f this morning, that Hon. PHILo c.
FULLER, of Livingston county, has been APP
pointed Comptroller by Gov. Fish, and that
he has accepted. Buff Com.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-28

GE- Every boat from New Orleans has
more or less cholera on board, confined prin-
cipally TO emigrants. -lf