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The New York herald., 1850-05-19

THE HAvAsA orErA TRourr N BosroN.-rbe
musical feelings Of Boston have bosn reused inso
she highest degree OF enthusiasm " Stefanosi.
Salv harini. Lorini. and the Other artists Of the
splendid iropTs from Havana so skilfaliy managed
by Senior Pader Saly and siefanoni have especially
excited storms Of applause, and whole columns Of
newspaper praise. The musical critics of the
'Rss'' come upio the same notch which New
pVik pished
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Mormon State,

William Smith, brother to the founder and Proph-
ct now the self-styled head of the church of Lat
ter Day Saints, asserts in communication to the
Cincinnati Commercial that the Salt Lake Nor
mons willnot be content with anything less than a
free and independent government Helm addition
states that the men named as officers for this gov
eminent, are men who have taken the following
oath with others equally REASONABLE:
You do solemnly swear il the presence of AL
mighty God his holy angels and the witnesses,
that you will avengs the blood of Joseph Smith,
this nation, and teach the same to your children
and that you will, from this time, henceforth and
forever begin and carry out hostiites against the
nation, and to keep the same intent profound Sc
cret now and forever. So help you God
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
embellishments,

w shall put forth in few weeks the history of one
of the most singular results of that great characteristic
of the American people, eness) which
has ever taken place in this country business of
one hundred Thousand dollars per year built up from noth
ing in the short space of four years We told that
the sales of Vaughn's Veg Lith. MIXTURE the Great
American Remedy have been brought to their present
enormous rates in four years only So famed the
tice for its singular medicinal properties that is used
for all diseases, in all parts of the world Agents tell
wonderful stories about it, call them and get a
pamphlet. See advertisement in onr columns
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford. Connecticut


| I. Rates Of premium low as those of any other
responsible office.
2 speedy and satisfactory adjustment of loss BY
the General Agent of the Company for the Western
Southern States.
3. Arbitration (of all differences which may arise by
referees mutually chosen.
a. Awards promptly paid in specie, bankabIe funds,
or exchange on New York, Baltimore, Charleston New
Orleans ST. Louis Louisville Pittsburgh or Cincinnat
at the option of the insured.
% Pamphlets setting forth the mode and principles Of
adjusting lossPs-rates of premums-classificatio o
hazards, &C., &c. &C., furnished the customers o
the office free of charge.
For further information apply to the undersigned who
lis fully authorized 10 insure dwellings, stores hotels,
warehouses. Mills manufactures, barlIs SIS. sc.
AIsO-Househod furniture and goods, wares and
merchan die contained stored therein, against loss
damage by fire.
AISO-Dry goods, groceries, manufactured goods,
produce. household urniture live Stock and every other
description of merchandise personal property shipped
to be shipped per good steamboat boats and
points the western waters between eastern cities
via lakes, other inland routel and any in the
country against the hazards of inland ranspor-
ltation.
AlsO-Shipments of goods, wares and merchandise,
per good vessel or vessels, between New Orleans and
other Gulf ports-between all American ports and Eng
lish European ports, 10 any maratme port whatso-
ever in the Atlantic waters against the pers of The
R. P. BUCKLAND, Agent
Hartford Protection Insu rance Co
Fremont Jan 5, IS50-43:3m
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05


FATHER MILLER DEAD.-Mr William Miller fa-
miliarly known as tFather Miller" and as "Miller
the Prophet died at his home in Kompton,
Washington county, on the goth inst, aged about
6S. Mr.. Miller was native of Pittsfeld, Mass,
and during the last war with England served as a
Captain of Volunteers on the northern frontier
He was shrewd but narrow minded man. praeti-
cal in affairs, though of ardent and fanatical
temperament He began to speak on the subject
of the Millennium in 1888, and in ten years which
proceeded the time which he had set for the con-
sumation of all prophecy, he labored assiduously in
the middle and northern states averaging, it is said,
nearly one sermon day for half that period. He
was uneducated, and not largely read in even the
common English commentaries; his views were
absurd and supported but feebly; yet he succeed
ed in building up sect of some 80 or 10000 dsc-
pies which disappeared rapidly after the close of
the "day of probation" in 1913, after which Mr..
Miller himself did not often advocate defend his
views in pnblc. N. Y Tribune.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

E@ The following communication was handed
us, with request TO give it an Insertion in the
Freeman, and we being ofan accommodating dis
position, of course cannot refuse. The production
is undoubtedly original, which is more than can be
said of great many other articles and is certain
ly redeeming trait in the writer. We give il
verbatins ct Eteratm, ct pauactuatin, ct spelatim
and all, so that we may not be accused with gar
bling or misconstruing its meaning:
FREMONT CRY Janu 1850
DEAR BRoTHER in the Church take this oppor-
tunity Of informing you that we are all well at
present and Judg that you are the same from
what we can lurn in conversation with one of the
members the other day Termed that you with Mr.
Kridlr and others Thomas L Hawkins for instanc
A believer in the faith disbanded A poore Milerite
from your Church Just becaus he wanted to ex-
press his views upon the SPEEDY comming of our
SAVIOUR Lord and Jesus Christ think upon this my
Christian friend did you ever know your blessed
Lord to tell his dissples te take that man out of
the synagogue
what a shame it was for a Clurgeman to treat
stranger in that way what other Denomination
would hav done such tricks that kept the Epis-
copul Methodist not a Church in the Wourld
dare say would be guilty of such A tranaction as
that now my dear friend | am telling this for your
good and for the good of the Church now l want
to ask you question do you believe the Word of
God ifyou do viii do you not Preach the comming
of Christ dose not the Bible tell you expressly to
preach the second comming of Christ if have of
Tended you in wrightin to you in this way am
very sorry excus this short letter hav this put in
the paper the Freeman
| remain your otelient servant
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

EE The following is the letter we alluded to
last week, in relation to the appointment of Post
Master at GreenCreek An article in the Freeman a
week or two since, gave true statement of the
matter, and we do not deem it necessary for us to
follow the subject farther; apd in giving publicity
70 the following letter, we would remark that we
are unacquainted with parties, and should any of
them think themselves agrieved, our columns viii
be at their service. for explanation:
GREEN CREEK, Dec goth, Is49.
Ma. FoUkE: wish TO occupy small space in
your paper, for the purpose Of correcting two or
three mistatemenis, which appeared in an article
in the Democrat of last week, headed @More Pro.
scriptionsn 1t is true had but twelve names on
my petition, butthey were men Of the first stand
ing and all that were necessary to procure the ap
poin:noent / could have got any number of names
on it, several of them Democrats, if had solicited
them, bat thought it unnecessary. The Demo-
crat says the remonstrance was got up by the
Wings, which assertion is unfounded It was got
up by the celebrated pettifogger, Wolcot Tuttle,
one of the meanest Locofocos in the township
The remonstrance was written by the father of
the late Post Master who is also Loeofoco, back
ed by Luther Porter, half Wing and any thing
Instead of spending two hours, as represented by
the Democrat, they spent day and a half, and
several of the names on the remonstrance were
minors. Those Wings that signed it. were chiefly
relatives of the late Post Master.
Yours, DC, JACOB McCLEARY, P. NJ
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

NOTICE.
rs hereby given that application will be made to the
lcourt of common pleas Of Sandusky county and state of
Ohio for order Of redemption of the following descrb
ed real estate. sold for the 18th day of January
A. D. 1886, Gerge Dunbar, to wits The west half Of
the southwest quarter of section number thirty five,
township four range fourteen. containing eighty
taxed the time OF the sale, for aforesaid in the
name of Michael McKenney, and sold for $40 3l.9.
EDWARD MCKINNEY,
ELIZABETH MCKINNEY,
Per R. P. BuckIand, their Attorney
Fremont, Jan'y s. I950-43:6
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

g We would direct the attention of our rea-
ders to the advertisement of Mr.. David Belts, in
another column of our paper He has just opened
several boxes Of New Goods and as to selling them
cheap, all know him to be some pniktns.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Fremont Price Current--Corrected weekly,
MAI r RIED

By the Rev. H. Lang. on the 9th ult.. Mr. John Wag-
of Fremont. and Miss Elizabeth Gresham of Rice
By the same. the 18th ult., Mr.. Frederick Nckels
and Miss Margaret Glasser, both of Rice.
By the same, on the 3Ist ut, Mr.. Richard Wegstein
and Miss Susanna Fesler, all of Fremont.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

Harriet Seagur and others.
TN pursuance of order of said court made in the
above entitled case, shall offer for sale auction
Saturday, the 9Th day of February, next, between the
hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock P NJ. at
the door of the court house of said county, in Fremont
the following described real estate to Wit:
The undivided ive-sixt part of the east half of the
north quarter Of section number two, ? town
ship number FIVE, IS in range number thirteen, -l3-
at Three HUNDRED thirty three dollars thirty three cents
$333 3d. Alsc-the undivided fve-sixh part Of tract
number one hundred one, -I0I- of the Maumee and
Western Reserve Road Lands containing one hundred
eighteen iftytwo -hundredth lis So 100 acres
land more less subject TO the dover of Catha
rne and Harriet Segur, appraised -Four hundred dol
lars $500.
Terms SALE-One third in hand, one third in six
months, and onehird in year. with interest from the
day of sale, and deferred payments be by
gage Oh the premises.
r. p. BUCKLAND,
Administrator of c. L. Segur, deceased
Fremont, Jan'y 5, Is50-43;4
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05


Henry Beck, Administrator of
A G. Foster, deceased:
Harriet Foster and others.
TN pursuance of order of said court made in the
above entitled shall offer for sale at auction OH
Saturday, the 9th day of Eel ruary next, between the
hours often O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock P Nj. at the
door Of the court house of said county, in Fremont the
following described real estate, TO wit:
The south of the southwest quarter of
section number ni,.e 9 in township number four, f.
range number sixteen, 10 containing thirtvs two
hundredths 81 100 acres, subject the dover
estate Of Harriet Foster, assigned therein, being in
Green Creek township, in said Sandusky county. APP
praised at .+.4 -.--.-
Aso-The southeast quarter and the half of the
south quarter of section number eleVen IL in
township number seven, = range number fourteen,
Id containing two hundred and forty 240- scres be-
ing in Ottawa county, Ohio, appraised two dollars
fifty cents SO, so per acre.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thrd in cash, one-t third in six
months and onethrdi in year, with interest from day
of sale to be secured by mortgage the pre- misses.
HENRY BECK,
Administrator of A. G. Foster, deceased
Fremont, Jan'y 5, 1e50-43:1
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Mary Myers and others.

Mary Myers and others.
IN pursuance of order of said court made in the
above entitled CASE shall offer for sale at auction on
Saturday, the 9th day of February next between the
hours of ten O'Clock A. M. and four O'Clock P NJ at the
door of the house of said county, in Fremont the
following described real estate, TO wits
The undivided nnths of the north quarter
of the southwest quarter and the part Of the north
west qnarer of section number twenty eight -28 in
township number four II north of range number fteen
-l5- containing seventy seven III more or less
subject 10 the dover estate Of Mary Myers, assigned
therein; being in Bavile township. Appraised at four
hundred eighteen dollars -$4IS-.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash in hand, third
year and one-thrd in two years. with interest from
day of sae be secured by mortgage on the premises
ii sssaE ,sa.9 R. p. BUCKLAND,
Administrator of John Myers, deceased.
Fremont, Jan'y 5, Ie50-43:4
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
ESTRAY

GtAME TO the premises of the subscriber sometime in
~ June last, large black and white Cow white face
and legs, for which owner is wanted The subscriber
sold said about the middle of November I849 10 a
man from Cleveland Whoever the owner is he is re-
quested to and prove the same pay charges and
take her away.
N b. 1.-THE owner fails TO come for said COW, she
will be sold at Stray Sale according to law.
JEREMIAH MACKEY
Bay township, Ottawa CO., JAN s. IS5O-43.3
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
THE TIME HAS COME
WHEN COLDS AND COUGHS,
And affections of the Lungs usually prevail.

CONSUMPTIOV
A ND those diseases leading if, are staring folks in
Athe face-owing the sudden changes in the cath
er. And those whom the Ague left half-dead, bad
cough will be almost sure to carry off, Therefore,
~ LOOK HERE! -RT
If you troubled with bad cough, .be to take
sudden colds, make haste to try the
Eg- B1LSAA OF HO4RHO UND! -RF
For is the best cough medicine II has cured
thousands There is mistake about it! 1t has never
been condemned as N o S NJ. Even the the
doctors dare not abuse it, for has saved mutiudes from
uutimely grave
E Hare gou got CougA? -ET
However bad it may betty the BaIsam of Hoarhound
EB Dire you liable to Sudden Colds!I -ET
Keep the Basam of Hoarhound constantly hand and
immediately Consumption is often the result OF
neglected colds.
Have you hacking cough, difficulty of breathing. pain
in the side, night sweats7 DO neglect the symptoms
Of lung disease, for if attended ely, they
be removed with one bottle OF Balsam of Hoarhound.
EE- DELA Us ARE DANGEROUS -N
So don't neglect the remedy, bu it the earliest OPP
portunity. Some folks always suspecting humbug
humbug, humbug!! But there is no humhug about this
The Balsam of Hoarhound is for Coughs, Colds, &c.
aed it always relieves them Immediately.
Only 25 eents:--Try it.
c. R. McCULLOCH.f f
Fremont, Dec. Is, 8I9-4O:3m
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Dr,xTIsTRy.

nR. II. ID. PARKER, from Cleveland, re-
spectully announces to the pubictha he has per-
nty located in Lower Sandusky for the purpose ot
oraccinp surgical and Dentistry. From the
ample resources which he has enjoyed for acquiring
thorough Of the professions he feels confident
that he shall be able give satisfaction TO all who may
desire his aid in various branches of the profession
The public assured that the utmost will be TAX
en- to render his both aud useful
Artificial teeth gold plate in number from single
one 10 double set Pivot teeth inserted in the very
best manner. Carous teeth filled SO topeFmanentiy
arrest the deeay. Teeth cleaned in such manner az
not to njuEe the enamel Teeth extracted with the most
approved instruments,
DR.. PARKER, wishes to be understood that he isre.
sponsbIe for all his Operations. Persons wishing Dental
operations inxeto call al his ofhoe in Gaidwells
Brick Building, over DR.. GhahheEin's Office
June 80. 1849,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Chancery Notice.

Safe Of Ohio, Sandnsky county court Of common
pleas-Aa chancery,
La Quino Rawson,
Joseph Meek.
QY virtue of decretel order directed and ssu
~ ed from the court of common pleas of Saudusky
county Ohio, shall offer public sae at the door OF
the court house in + T n , in said county, on
the 9Th day OF February next between the hours of
O'Clock A. NJ and 4-o'clocK P. M the the following
lands and tenements, to wit:
The west half of the north-ea-t quarter of section
number twenty-three in township number five north of
range number sixteen containing eighty of land in
SandusKy county, Ohio. -g
TAKEN as the property of Joseph Meek to satisfy a
deere in said in favor of La uino Rawson and
against the said Joseph Meek.
r. P. BUCKLAND,
JAN 5, 1850-43:5 Master in Chancery.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Fire and eY0riMe FMsMI.e4I,ce

THE undersigned would call the attention of mer
chants and others having property exposed 10 los
by FIRE the PrriIs of Navigation the ror advan
tages offered by the
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
Court of common pleas, Sandusky county, of Ohio
Petition to sell Land.
Ralph P. Buckland, Administrator of
Charles l.. Segur, deceased:
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Cheap Goods,

to call him before purchasing elsewhere; SIS he has
Large Room and plenty Of Light
so that you may not examine in the dark He will be
Happy to show you uhether yoW bug or not.
All kinds Of produce will be taken in exchange for
Goods; such as wheat, corn, oats, seeds,
butter, eggs, &ce.
Fremont Jan'y 5. IS50-43 ---r. -a...- ..=. .t.#
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Chanccry Notice.


pleas-Iis chaneery.
Ebenezer W. Arms,
>s7a5t.syf 4-ztI .l44zazs s.
Richard Carman.
DY virtue OF deerefal order issued out of the court
ID of common pleas of Ssndusky county Ohio to me
directed and delivered shall offer atpublic sale, at the
door ofthe court housein II {, in said county,
the fifteenth day of January, A. D. 1850. between
the hours prescribed by law the following described lands
and tenements to witt
The south half of the northea quarter Of section
number three in township number four nort Of range
number fourteen, containing ninety and ninetytwo
one hundredths And The northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter of the section, containing
ortyfve and ninety -hmndredths acres except
in the northwest in such form to in
clude the buildings thereon And the southeast quar-
Ser of the north west qnarer of the section
tanning forty-six aad twelve one -hundredths in
Sandusky county Ohio. being the lands decided By Ja-
cob Fraber and wife to said Carman.
Taken the property of Richard Carman, to satisfy
decree in said court in favor of Ebenezer w. Arms,
and against said Carman.
r. P. BUCKLAND,
Dec $50 IS Master in Chancery
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05

MORE of that good Tea end Coffee, and general
4K1 assortment of good Family Groceries, cheapat
PETTIBoHE's.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
Bay township. Ottawa CO.. JAN S. Is5O-4s:a
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

Court Of common pleas Sandusky county, state of Ohio
Petition to sell Land
Ralph P. Buckand, Administrator of !
John Myers, deceased:
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
KITCHEN WITCH! !

Principle Patents in 1887, '3S, II, II q 40.
The praprieors ofts Cooking Stove, with entire con
dence, claim for it the merit of being the very best in the
world, either economy convenience or durability.
Call andexamine it, and satisfy yourselves.
offer the above lot ofstoves at small advance above
cost with every variety Of Tn Copper and Sheet Iron
and will furnish to order reasonable terms Fave
trough, Gutter and Conductor Pipe and all articles my
line warented to be what represent them.
Farmers, Merchants and others invited to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, am determined make
at object for them to do will also pay fair price
for all kinds of Merchantable Produce.
% Cash paid for any quantity of Sheep PeIts. IN
Oct I3-3l:6m o. H. FUSSELMAN.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-05
CHEAPER YET!l
Stoves! StOves!!

New stove store in Lower sandusky
TNHE SUBSCRIBERi is just receiving at his Shop ON
i Main street, between Fred VanddercoGk's Sfora
and Sebring's Grocery. any quantity az Premium Ma
CARA hot air, Hathaway's improved Ten plate and Box
Stoves. and better thaa all. Wiksons e