Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-26
News Items.

The aggregate value of the real and person
all estate in the county of New York is 1886
090,675, being nearly $4,000, 900 more than
the valuation of last year.
Twenty-seven Banks in Boston. with AN
aggregate capital of $1e,920, 900, will pay in
dividends, Oct. Z, $7s5,soo.
The first ticket for Jenny Lind's first con-
cert in Providence, R. L, was bid off at auction
by Ross, the well known Express man, at
$3.50.
Just before leaving New York, Jenny Lind
sent one thousand dollars to the Swedish Epis-
copa Church, now being erected in Chicago
she having learned that the church was en-
barrassed.
In 1886, there were not 5000 white inhabi-
tants between Lake Michigan and the Pacific
Ocean. Now there are over 100000. zssA,
CHURCH FULL-An Ex-Governor relates a
good story of man whose life had not been
entirely unspotted, who applied for admission
into his church. Unwilling to offend him, and
yet not inclined to receive him, the deacon re-
plied-'The church is full Just now, when
there is a vacancy will notify you'll
In the year 1850, the Brazilian planters
raised and sent to Market 100000 bags or
64,oOo,o0o pounds of Coffee; and in l847,
the enormous quantity of nearly three ham
dred millions Of pouuds
In Virginia, there are only 20 newspapers
published. In Pennsylvania, there are 31s
dailies and weeklies, besides monthlies and
quarterlies
Sixteen thousand vessel come yearly in
to the harbOr of Liverpool, and carry out
100000 tonof freight
Quick PAssAaE.-The Steamer Pacific re-
Gently made the passage across the Atlantic
from Liverpool to New York in ten days and
FIVE hours-four hours quicker than any other
steamer ever rmade.
There is said to be negro woman in Vir-
ginia who has not the least vestige of an ear,
the orifce being entirely, and yet she can hear
distinctly By opening her mouth.
The government of Brazil has atlast aboI-
ished the slave trade lately carried on more
extensively with that nation than with any
other.
How brightly do little joys beam upon a
soul which stands on a ground darkened by
the clouds of sorrow as stars come forth from
the empty sky when we look up to them from
a deep we'll
The more honesty man has, the less be
affect the air of saint; the afectation of
sanctity is a blotch on the face of piety.
Some men are like unmanageable ships
They have every rope but the most needful
of all. aud that is the one which guides
the rudder.
Let man be treated as a brute, and be
will become more british than brute, but as
rational being, and he viii show that he is 50.
SIanderer-a person of whom the Greeks
showed due appreciation, when the made
the word synonomous with devil
The present is bright speck between the
darkness of the future, and the twilight of the
past.
Discomfort unhappiness at the nom posses
sion of that, of which possession would not
make us happy.
The young lady that was Nas full of trem-
bling as aH aspen," because man happened
to see her tie her garter eloped the other
night with her fathers hostler. They spend
their honey moon on the canal
CoMBAT1vExEss.-Be Bentley's Miscellany gives
the following illustration of Irish combativeness
"Och murther! nine O'Clock at Donny brook
fair, and divil fight yeti Win anybody have
the kindness to tread on the tail of my coat"
Down UPON THE DARK1Es.-The HomeJour-
nal has the impudence to utter the following:
The truth is, that God never yet lit the flame
of great soul in dark lantern
W A colored woman died at Mobile, AL
ALBANIA, last week, over 100 years of age. She
left behind a numerous offspring having a
son who has had 49 children by three wives.
EE A calculating down eastern estimates
that there are now in the United States. over
three million signs bearing that cold-blooded
nscription--.No CreditI!'
Philosophy is the account which the human
mind gives to itself the constitution of the
world.
Silence never shows itself to so great an
advantage, as when it is made the reply to
calumny.
Nonsense-sense that happens to differ
from our own.
Whatever is goods worthy of preservation.
is worthy of cultivation. The little germ of
truth you throw by the wayside will not be lost
it shall not perish, no! it will be guarded
and nurtured by angels, and shall flourish for
ever!
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