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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
BRANTlS INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

PURIFYING EXTRACT
Tsa cures escted that one BOTTLE of i Contain! S more
tanned in Foar Boes Of any sasaars or any Isr medicine
that has been for sale There is undoubd proof
asy ths. wsT9 d pEIs yet that Las and
and otherwise diseased, have been HEALED and CURED
-Thousands-
have used BaANs PgaITIE after having used and tested
L the and other medicines to cure
Brant's is the Cheapest,
because One BOe Of has medical curative matter it
and in consequence dsssassi in much less tine than
if then oNE Bottle Of BaANrs Pualy1rn win cure FOUR
TINES more disease than bottle Of savsqpaa BaA1Es
RIA dollar But BRANTs PURIFIER Is sold for OILY
a5 curing F % a Se SGs IS q Is ssG ans 5. saa
M therefore ssrsapara in consequence Of @ pow
de Fire Cents per bottle to be cheap the PURITER at
One Dollars Worth
How much cANcER-hovv much Er1lIrIshovv much scno
0ns Dollars s0h FURTHER cure Read
the following statement which is specimen offs power
cANCERoUS scRoFULA!
This is the of Dying who YET lpes He csa
Purifier than sys5 , cured Sy The Gf zD Gallons q
Sufficient medical peaser to effect the of such reUOhsk
Mr j. B. aAs11S of Rome Oneida Co. N r. had ssroula four
yearswas confined to his bed the ast he was much
head. medical adYce-had Of
good eect-got 0rs and
hours longer when he commenced using BRANTs PURFIE
His neck eaten z0rL off, hole
through his under his chin that he breathed through
the hoeh was SO eaten around that It could be Id
out of its place, it only holding small pecehe
destroyed by two Blcersan under the
BODY Thus he was afflicted with tesss such putd aid osz
sue Ulcers various parts of his For further and full
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS sifu physicians
Of Rome called to Haekn the day before he commenced
andth
him that al the medicines in the soord could hi-tat
his
Worse than Hopeless
Now hear HAsKs statement of cure He said: NY
wife procured bottle of BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT
that and began get to St
of bed where had been confined yayhe SECOND bot
me to WGk TOO ls to Rome Centre where procured So
BoLs more; and when had finished using them
ed PERFECT CURE of all the Ulcers, and restored
FOURTEEN WITNESSES!
HASKN the above facts and the facts are
witnessed and certified to by DoCT T. vii g. R.
g. LEONARD Wholesale and retail Druggsts-and ELEVEN
other respectable Nitaessss.
We Challenge the World
To PROVE Cure of reyoge utterly hopeless Of
scrofula, by the of TEN TAiES sarsapar or
above curewhch shah be proved by many lt0
respectable sitzesses, as is the above cure
For safe Oy
STEPH BUGKLAND, Fremont.
D. E. HARKNESS, Green Greek,
G. POWERS q Co, Woodville.
All letters and orders must be addressed tol
WALLACE & CO,
27sm1y LOG Broadway, N. Y.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
F'AKMING LANDS ron SALE.

~ ME SUBSCR1BERw will sell the follow
IL ing described FARMINe LANDS on the
most reasonable terms, both as to price and
ered9.-
sANDusKY COUNTY: sAvDusKr TOWNSHIP.
R. Tp. Sec. Acres
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CONSUMPTIoN.
A. Dying Woman Cured !!

We this prove poue saue life when this
BALSAM is used after the person considered by hys
and friends be disease
and in this that the STROUD and burial
clothes bought For the particulars of this and the
respectable and 4ndOu6ted proof of all the
facts refer PAMPHLETS.
This effected Mrs. ZBA DYKEAIAN of BdIstoa
Spa Sdraosa Co.. ~ We prove beyond doubt many
others almost equally as hopeless and Coughs
and Consaptions CURED which pronounced tHesRab
by skifal Physicians.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
Thousands Of Consumptions

and Chronic Coughs abundanty prove its snag efficacy in
such diseases and its undoubed curative power soothing
healing properties in the following complaints and diseases
Splitting Of Blood Bleeding he Lds,
Std Nigh Speats Nervous Complaints Palpao Of Heart
Cholera Lataa DysenTy and Complaints in Children
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
ERE AND MARINE
" S U R "A "

TINE undersigned would call the attention OF
i merchants and others having property expos.
ed to loss by fire the pers of navigation to the
superior advantages offered by the
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
Gll.IN'GTT.MI..P.l,I'.I .IllN

In all Chrisanized civilized countla has caused areef
proportion Of deaths than other maady that cts the hui
any certain remedy to stop the devastation the destroyer But
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
LIVER COMPLAINT.

See the cure Dr. a16Grd of Stamford ct and others
Dyspepsia
cure s. WSlcoz merchant Atica Wyoming Co.
N. Y, and many more, in Pamphlets.
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
in Children Adghs aoays Weakly Chdren viii
become ky healthy and hearty and grow rapidly by the
of this BALSAM.
the death of her child by ChoI-
Infantuml, while teethng, if BRANT-S PULMONARX
BALS4M be administered should for such cases given
larger than the ordinary doses.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
One Dollars worth
CANcERoUs sCRoFULA

How much CANcER-hovV much SEPEIILIs-hou much Sca
FuLA-will One Dollars BraRrs PUIFL cureq Re-
the following statement which specimen It's power.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
R. Tp. Sec. Part Acres.
IA 25 north hlf south east or 80
{" e 90 north west quarter I6O
% e !" west hlf north east quarter 80
north east or south westqr 40
I" =. ~ north half $40
e g north east or south west or 40
g 2S east half = 800
g north westquarter 16o
e e !" north hlf south west quar- 80
q" 20 east half 22o
+" 80 north halfnoth east quar- 80
g" so south east south west or frac 40
!" g 81 south half south east quar- 80
SO south west quarter 16O
s" west hlfsoutn east quar- 80
{" g 81 west hlf south west quar- 80
50 81 north east quarter 100
q" frac exc Sc or & exc ne or 100
'e"9 west hlf south west or o.
j" S" 10 @ west hlf north west or
/" Maumee Road Tract No. 121
A0 .,,,as Z
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06

1bs II DUOAHANUs
FREMONT, Sandusky co. Ohio
April Is, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
BRANT's INDIAN
PULMONARY BALCAM

This BALSA in the Lungs and else
where internally certainly and easily the PuRIFYG Ex
and heals ulcers edu This Basam aHe
of Cough and Consupioa Of @ after all other
diesh have failed to good.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
DISEASES OF THE BLOe

- UNSUEtUEIEk5 NIE
Bladder &C. A splendid diaretfe Ne is good
for Weakness of the Kidneys Weak Back Retention or
Involuntary flow Of Urine, Burning Scadln5s
farv Emiss0Hs, oter rritability REMEa1EH nc oHiy
Medicine that AeaIs these paris IN Scroous habits Of
be system. Lax and weakened states.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06

United states Reserve at Perrysburgh, un-
divided two thirds of the west half south east
quarter, 81 acres; and undivided two thirds
south west quarter.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03
THE UNION.

ery prevail over others Of more restricted character
y smother clause part 49, section 6th q her
70 connection with this Topic The people OF New Hamp
shin carefuIy forbid ths copsng Of any sect to pay
towards the support Of the teacher teachers OF another
persuasion Sect or denomination" And her celebrated
liberation act OF 1919 guarded well against evasons Of
this. and secured well TO all secs their constitutional
empbons Indeed, every citizen of that Stale may we'll
feel pride in the beray Of her constitution in most
other respects and that she has the credit Of forming Gin
December, I776)h first constitution in the Unon estab.
shed after Independence, though some Of the timd
and waveng then protested against the step because the
large States. such Gas Virginia and New York." had not
taken the lead.
Il will thus be SEEM in these hasy remarks in reply to
your inquiries that do not in the views OF those
who refused 10 incorporate the College Of the Holy Cross
at Worcester and that in my opinion, the Catholics pos
rights 10 establish schools and colleges TO leach let
ers science and their religion and are BY the con-
sttuons OF Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and, u -
believed of every New England State, guaranteed equally
to have all legal aid to exercise those rights, which Is
given TO other denominations OF Christians.
Respectfully, LEVI WOODBURY..
To Geo +. Emery. Arthur McAvoy. John c. Tucker.
Edward A. Coggns, Edwin Palmer.
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NEEDLE with the matter Of appointments. which General
Taylor and the cabinet claim they have the exclusive
power to control, Notwithstanding the constitution vests
in the Senate concurrent power on that subject
And, SECONDLY, il contains craven enlresty on the
part Of the nominal President and cabinet forbcar any
opposition or inquiry in relation TO their action with ref
erence to appointments, 10 make attacks upon The
President and to take particular pains TO avoid hitting
him. although he is the head OF the concave OF poscrp.
tioniss who attempt shelter themselves from respond.
bty behind his and position In the days Of chv-
airy, seems according to the organ Of the cabinet that
particular pains taken not 10 fire upon the Eoyal
pavilion" when il was known that king was in the
held Gen Taylor to be spared from the responsibility
Of his acis. and the acts OF those whom he has chosen
as his counseors and in whom he has vested his pesi
dental functions. because he is the skiing in the field"
and occupies the "royal pavilion"
Is this the language which is 10 be held cut 10 the Sen
and the country BY the organ OF Gen Taylor and the
cabnet IL the Senate Of the United States to be ad
dressed by the mouthpece Of the Executive first in the
language OF nscence, and then in that Of craven entrea
ty' And have the days Of royalty upon US. with
the success Of the federal parys Is the maxim nov to
be adopted that the "king can do wrongr And are
we to be told that we must not fire al the "roya %.
von" because il is occupied by Gen. Taylor Is this
The way that the Wanted hero OF Buena Vista seeks to
skulk from his civil responsibility
II the General or his cabinet or the common mouth
piece Of BOTH expect any such exemption from accounta
by for the public and official Of the Executive. they
will find themselves greatly mistaken. Where truth.
principle and justice concerned. the maxim that the
skiing do wrong will not be observed, will
the sroyal pavilion" be spared.
General Taylor and his cabinet forget their relations
to the people. General Taylor Is not king, nor are
the members Of the cabinet dukes and princes There
is sovereign in this country but the PEOPLE,
Of whom General Taylor and his cabinet are the
vansseryants already condemned by their masters for
incompetency. laundering, and Encouragement Let us
hear no more Of "kings in the field" and roya pavil-
ions from the organ Of dynasty already condemned
and holding their power and place because their masters
cannot at present eject them. Surely. in every point
Of view. they bear shabby contrast with the "kings
and sspavilions'' Of cbivalry in olden days.
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mo secure the manifold advantages health discipline
poucnu training he Faculty Of This institution have
ssIected the famous blue Lick spring.
situated Lexington and MaysvIe Turnpike, weny-ou
ser place. and forty from me oIsf empnsucsy
twelve miles distant from any town
buiiding mostly new, well consuctca IW
Of The eligible
orsioos Tor literary United States The grounds
rsn greatly ornamcnted during the last nye
YEAR. % beautifully situated on ne margin Of the
Lacking nvc immediately In the rear he puhdns WIN se re-
served Tor military exercises.
The removal wan b. Immediately amer Christmas and the
echoed opened that nh day Of January lts
The extends from the hrt Monday o. september 70
the Friday Of June--ory weeks
The entire charge tuition boarding. lodsny washing fuel
music, Of win
ne elso rer wear Payments required In advance
rom the the end Of the term From the nrst Mon
January for example, 70 the d Friday OF june twenv
four weeks. 10 80. .I.x.
Georgetown, Ky. Dec 1c-NdA"eP
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03

Aue0tomCe anu
The organ Of General Taylor and the cabinet concludes
long article upon Senator Bradburys resolution with
the following paragraph:
We shall have occasion. probably this topic
again Our present object Is merely suggest that there
are matters enough within their constitutional ursd con
TO occupy the attention OF the Senate, and furnish
tes sgtaon without personal stacks upon
President Taylor. We told that in the OF chiv-
airy il was customary when there king the field,
for The enemy demand, by trumpet, Ia what part of
the camp he posted that they might avoid firing upon
the royal pavilion This perhaps Of polite
but the spirit Of might be well carried into the po
tcs controversies OF age that lays claim her
civilization than that OF ohivaIy In the paper Of
day however, the person OF the President the shining
mark Of all The bullets and pellets, the poisoned arrows
bombshes and internal machines, Of bsrend opposi-
ton.
This is Of course the voice Of General Taylor and the
cabinet Appearing in the adopted and authorized organ
Of the nominal President and his ministerial conclave,
we have right to assume that was dictated BY them
II authorized by General Taylor and the cabnet as we
have doubt il is (,hey being responsible for the
language Of their ogan in what light do they exhibit
themselves before the Senate and the country
In the first place. is nsolent command on the part
OF the General and his cabinet to the Senate to the effect
that the latter had better mind IL own business and not
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03

TIE HrT rALrAsLx-A few days since araveler seppesa
into bank, and, Immediately after his entrance, pntu o.
his hat coat and ctsvat This DONE be cast oos :. @
cashier, who seated Ia corner calm a. snmmss
morning." and with anding shake OF the head 49,.
Had~f ycs better BE- gsffr' that ~ wafer heated yos
are in 4 bank slr--not BARRIERS shop" " Bank, en-
calculated the stranger "ds~g ne, they todd we S'a
SHAVING SHOT r.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03

Q0-vcIsxs fALxzE 10 receive advertisements o.
the Union In New York rhsdsipha and Boston, receipt
payment for the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03

Pi.straus the Grccian general. walking through some
Of the fields several persons impored his charity II
you want plough your land, said he, ~ WIZ lena
you some you want land will lend you some; ifyou want
seed TO sow your land will give you some but VIII en-
courage none In idcness." BY this conduct, In short
time there was not a bcggar In all his dominions
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03

JSDUCATTONThe attention Of parents desiring for their sons
the advantage Of thorough instruction. union with he careful
suu~rvsion allowed plan Of select
scoo h invited INSTITUTE, the winter ssson Of which
October The situation Of the school near
Thcolouica Virginia. within three miles Of Aexnn
dra rered, agreeable, and healthy The Effort hssisssy
1he course the English, French ann and
languages the Mahemacs and other branches npcs
Including m preparation for couege
Pupils win b. received a any period o. the year -.
the month"; nom ocoocf ~ 70 e
following proportion fr lees u payable semi
advance For brothers, $50 each o me session o zen
' 'AsSre.s - - Rev. GEoRGE A. sMifH, Principal.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03

vyTANTED, ny graduate cf Trinity Collage Dublin,
Ireland ofthe University Of Oxford England mtna
the best recommendsuons
Of scsdemiss and from private families Az residents
languages the English branches and mathematics single man,
and years experiences IN teaching Address b.
c., a Baltimore, Maryland
bee Q7--2cpif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03

Nf 9NHsN DostONs June y 49,
= sss The sssaSuss of Massachusetts having rejscted
shs petition Of the Right Rev Bishop Fzpa,rick 81 a. Of
shs doess q be:cn os ACT q incorporation ioI ne
and located in city Of Worcester In this State. has led
70 some eiecsons upon the much-boas'ed liberty Of
on the coil OF New England and have deter
mined, rsspecsfuy, solicit views the rights Of
Catholics % establish schools and colleges os the purps
AZ ssachng such useful languages and sciences they
deem proper. together with the exclusive religious doctrines
d the Catholic Church AZ the above college, according
70 their printed circular, hc plan Of education Is de-
aligned prepare young for ecclesiastical profess
sonsI and commercial state OF life, aud accordingly
braces three distinct OF study.
Very respectfully, your ohedient servants,
GEO. II EMERY,
ARTHUR McAVOY,
JOHN G. TUCKER,
A EDWARD A. COGGlNS,
EDWIN A. PALMER,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-03

theory as nobody was likely to suffer from no Cath
ole church then existing in the Sate and probably not
dozen scattered members Of that denomination. But be-
there being some increase Of Catholics within the last
twenty years. many OF the opponents Of these provisions
have attempted their correction and labored with myself
by pen, tongue, and voe TO get 90 iliberal tests ex
Plunged We did not help TO introduce them in 1854. be-
1884, the time OF the last revision OF constitution, be-
ing then, most OF us, in our cradles.
II must be remembered that this constitution provides
for change except in years. and then not BY
vision by convention, and their changes to be sane
toned by twothrds OF the people No convention since
1892 has been authorized, partly because majority OF
the people have been unwilling TO rick the expenses
be made, for the sake OF getting rid OF this restriction 20
noperatv in practice, and which, indeed, long ago as
1872, am happy TO be able 10 show, the majority Of
her people, well Of the convention, then pointedly
condemned
Two-thrds being required TO make an amendment,
after several trials this for governor was stricken out
in the convention, and the people sustained that vote by
1919 IN lts favor and only 125s against IT, But the ma
jority beng but 06i, little short Of two-hirds the
exclusion Of The test did not prevail though decided
vention, was In favor of is exclusion. personal ex
animation OF the records shows this clearly Grant, then,
that some countenance for unavorabie nations
against Catholics has stolen into the constitutions OF
latter which ranot In the former. they do not affect the
present question az to their right to have the College OF
the Holy Cross incorporated where they bear against
at all by way OF analogy overued and contradiced
by the paramount provisions before specified in both
States, forbddng any discrimination to be made between
The convention OF New Hampshire, il will be seen by
It's journal in 17e2, foesaw and predicted this conflict
But the only sale rule OF construction in such cases 10 to
LET the causes IN favor Of equal rights and the largest lib
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-21
PROOF! PROOFIi
DYSPEPSIA CURED!

DR.. HATCHTT: Having been afflicted with Dy s.
pepsa with all its multiform symptoms indiges-
ton, pain and uneasiness over the region of tho
stomach flatuence and eruction: vomiting OF meals
languor and debility and having used, without
benefit, all the usual remedies, together with several
your Compound Extract Of Cohosh. 7 he use o.
two bottles cured of every of disease; since
which time, space of two months, have enjoyed
excellent health.
l have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and it has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which it is recommend
ed | believe L superior to any medicine muse.
Respectfully, p. G. O'RILEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, la.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-21
ExTENSTVE SALE

la lF New and Valuable Standard and Mis-
~ ceIlaneOus Books At A uctiOD, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings,
new auction store on Water street, two doors above
Main. This is probably the largest and best assert
ment OF books ever offered at auction in this city
embracing History, Biography, Theology, Poetry
ETY. of size and style-Commentares, Prayer books
&c. &C. Together with Albums, Animals and a
variety of works in rich and lancy bindings and fine
Illustrations.
This stock is in first hands and in original packa.
ges. and must be closed out Immediately.
Books open for inspection and private sale du.
ring the day at wholesale and retail
T. S. CRITTENDEN, Salesman
feb19 Ats. WOOLSI Y & NELSON Auct'ers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-21
COMMENCEMENT NOTICE.

THE regular annual commencement Of the Med
4 ical College of Evansville, will be held in the
Methodist Church Of this city, on Saturday even
ing, February 23d, at o'clock, when the Degree Of
Doctor of Medicine will be conferred by the Hon
C. l. Battell President OF the Board of Trustees,
on such of the present class haveby regular anc
full course OF tuition, by undergoing a satisfactory
examination before the faculty land furnishing prop
er certificates ofmoral character, &c. fulfilled the
requirements of the insutution:-After which, an
appropriate address will be delivered to the gradu-
ates, by James K. Blythe, Esq, Secretary of the
Board.
The citizens are respectfully invited to attend.
l.. L. LAYCOCK, M, D.
ieb3O-3t. Dean OF the Faculty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-21
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.
Q ENATE

Mr.. Clay presented petition from a single
individual, asking that the first Senator pro-
posing dissolution of the Union, be expel-
led-laid on the table. After the considera-
ton of the various resolutions, other routine
or business, the Senate resumed the conside-
ration of the special order being Mr. Clay's
compromise resolutions. MIR. Downs having
the floor proceeded to address the Senate at
length. He spoke against the resolutions and
admission of California, with her present
constitution. He would not object to the ad-
ministration had the constitution been adop-
ted legitimately by the people of that State,
but he believed it had been adopted by the
intermeddling of the Executive.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-02-21

ST. Louis, Feb. IS.
Explosion Of q Boiler-Hob-Lat from
Santa Fe
Saturday afternoon the boiler of the extern
sive wagon and plow mandatory of Mr.. H
A. Witbeck of Chicago: exploded, killing Mr.
Luner the engineer, and wounding foul
others, among whom was Mr. Witbeck.-
Part of the walls of the building were demol-
ished. The explosion was caused by the
pumping of cold water into the boilers when
dry. Loss 81 900.
At this city Saturday afternoon Leahey
the Monk of Latrapp, was mobbed, in conse-
quence of his obscene lectures against the
Catholic religion. Further difficulty is ex-
pected, as he advertises to lecture again.
Dates from Santa Fe to the Sd of February
have been received. The child of Mrs. White
has not been found. MAJ. Grier's force kill
ed Apaches when Mrs. Whites body was
recovered, His wound is severe. Whilst re-
turning from Santa Fe, they were overtaker
by snow storm, and took refuge in Los We
gas. The question of Territorial or State
Government is warmly contested at Santa
Fe.