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SENATE. "A communication from the War De-
pariment, with q sseiemsnt oi the expenses OF the
national armnries and cf the arms made thereat
during the ending june 30tb, 1910, was ordered
TO be rsiqted.
Mr. Davis Of mississippi, reported = bill 10 f,un5
military asylum, for the relief and support Of in
valid and disabled soldiers of the Army ef the
United Stases,
resolution submitted by Nj. Felch. directing
the compilation and publication Of the various
lana tawsa apa regulations, was taken up and post
pcnea.
The bill for the relief ai I'm Day, Of Vermont,
ysstarday 0lder6d 70 be osng put on Tvs
passage, a debate ensaed, afser which tbs bill was
passed.
This Senate then resumed ths consideration of
the bill 70 ascertain Bnd set;ie lhs private land
claims in California.
Mr Benton addressed the Senate for mora than
two hours in opposition to the bill and in suppor, OF
hs substitute, and then the Senate adjourned till
Mondav.
EoUsE--T'hs House resolved itself into d Com.
nisee Of the Whole on the STATE Of the nion, for
tls purpose of taking up the printed calendar, Mr.
boiahi, o. Nalsspufi, in the chair, when several
bitss chlehy embracing private claims for pensions
foFtniitary or naval services, vssve disposed q,
Air. Hammond, from MARYLAND, presented tho
memorial of Dr. C'arles Rchafdsou. OF Esarylanf.
ststlng thsths ms discovered the Gauss OF the pu-
trio rot, ana prayto5 tnss Congress may make o
small appropriation Of rnosey 10 a In making ex.
permsnts or ceEGSniag andots for the same.
and thgi they will also test in one of their shos ,i
war his new mode Of ventilation, TO prevent lnias-
matte disease, which was ra:erred under the rule.
10 tae committee on agriculture.
The Speaker laid before the House reports from
the War and Treasury Departments; also return
OF passengers, transmitted by the Secretary OF
State, pursuant of the act OF Congress- all of which
Were ordered to be printed and referred 70 appro.
pirate committees.
Mr.. Strong, of Pennsylvania, gave notice that on
Tuesday next he should move to take into consider.
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We find the following republished in the PhiIs
delphia Ledger, from the Germantown Telegraph

We find the following republished in the Pha-
delphia Ledger, from the Germantown Telegraph
In the name Of all that's wonderful, what now!
There has just been brought to light the applica-
ton Of power, acic is to sapersede entirely the
present steam posver Of the scoyld. This announce
ment may stagger some, but the discovery when il
shall be divuIged, will stagger them thousand
times more.
II has been made by an Eastern man, who has
completed his models, one Of which will BE- depos.
tied at Washington, Is soon as patent rights shall
be secured in the different Europesn countries.
The machinery is entrely perfected the power is q
motive one, and steam has no part in creating it.
So simple and economical are the principle and ap-
pcation that two tons Of coal viii be sufficient 70
drive the largest ship Of the line around the world
We are not at liberty now TO divulge more ol
this wonderful discovery but we predict, with the
greatest confidence, that short time only will
elapse before total revolution will take place
throughout the world, in our motive power ystem.
Indeed, we assert with the same confidence, tha,
the year 1850 terminated the sovereignty Of steam
This is no chimera. We mean what we saw
and time, brief in point Of duration, will evolve
this wonder, at present hid as with gauze, only
from the public eye, to the astonishment Of Chris
tendom an astonishment far greater than that pro.
duced by the discovery Of steam or the magnetic
telegraph.
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tute q new organ. This bargain having been
struck, the nest question was how 70 raise the
funds which would bs required 10 establish anoth-
ef newspaper, 1850 OOO.) This, Mr. Rives charges,
was accomplished BY the transfer by Tyler, Of
$50 900 fsorn the Sub btfeasury in Philadel2hia to
little Bank Ut Middistovsn, nine miles from Har
risbufg, Pennsylvania, under the contfcl Of Came
ron. fhis fnnd .was 70 be used by CamesOn IN
establishing lew organ, MI Polk pledgipg him
self. etc.
The disclosures Of MI. Rives show that the pub
lie money may b misappIisd; and this should be
sufficient 10 indBce C0lgress to revise the Sub
treasury law, and rec whetl,ef fuiufe bargaining
cannot be prevented, and the public funds Be kept
ont of the reach Of political jnsglers
This controversy between MesaFa. Richie and
Riyes hes been carried on for some time, with
bitsrllers Of feeling which we have regretted to
see. From their charges against each other the
people might infer that they are both ariant knaves,
who have plundered the Treasury whenever they
have had the opportunity and yet we are satislied
that they afs honest and honorable men, and hope
that they will live long enough 10 see the folly of
the asssults which they are now engaged in making
upon each olher
Il is supposed that Mr.. Tyler and Mr.. Cameron
will have 70 come before the public in explanation
OF their conduct Thsir silence will be construed
into an admission Of their guilt. Baltimore Ame-
ricpn-
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Notices
OrFIoE LAKE IoNrcaAarRA AIN 3 RAMRoAp Go.

a, -SeWuf,{k p ApfII ia t64S.
a L Meeting OF the Board Of Directors, ii was
that IN CONFORMITY with the asssdy ados md made
anown shall no hold eelf resoonb;e tx eny los, dam.
snST s. ~ w'sn @ sds99ns y from ssssas aanx s s.ss
shall b. al hs Ek and rei Of tho oynss shppsa a CO.
ss2iis; ss0n ths vssy 1asmsas 4 26lss6sd s...
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A writer in the /" Columbian . is furnishin,
interesting anecdotes of the late distinguished
Methodist Bishop, the Rsv. H. b. Basccm.. w.
copy two or three of them:
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EE1la!31'3Il|llSy

NEW ORLEANS,

l6tVe every soI0cE n
quarter OF an hour for the Depot. ~ 8 - -
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AUCTION SALES
BY VINCENT & co.
-S~H

vAAAione versus His (,reditora
By VINCENT g. CO,
}. EUGENE TouRNR, Auctioneer
MUNpAf January 10, 10 o'ciock-Nt be sold at No. las
Fourth District Court, dated Dec. SS 1856 sN~ - ~
ne STOCK and contents Of SHOE STORE consisting of large
the atoa variety Of Boots Shoes
etc., suitable for the trade --' --- >,a''eAs'
Also -.
The Fixtures Shelving Counters
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sccommodate 2sons dsaops Of rsmittne money t tbe
taenasin England Ireland. o. Scotland. with Sterling Sigh
ofalu payable in any post In the above named kna
d ms and IN srn 10 suit He also a. usual CONTINUES hav
Ing paasengen brought from Liverpool to hs cty 81 soo
nddTessns sfsr (postpaidl to the anlsrsigned viii &
sl0 Rm al Rnni Place
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REWARDS.

A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
MILLS, 81. Louis-We viii always bs unpplis ,rih
q stock Of I. IL choice brand of Flour. - : =
oil VT FERD. NETr = CO 50 Afasaxins It.
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ANA Company bsing orza
nized, solely tor the proteutiun
Of the policy Holders and theil
families against want and pov,
erty, is in ITS operations a great
national benevolent institution,
conducted apon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for u small annual sum, uaid
during life, a large and hand.
some legacy To widows and chill.
ljren aftsr death.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
Lige,.y Stable.
IR a s8IITH.

s IEel44 SMITH,,
GIVES notice 10 The citizens OF Fremont and fbr
~ public generally, tllai he stiii eeutnnes 10 car
r on the above business IN hii its tsgbFa@ehes and
forms He has made additions tohis stock Of
Horses, Carriages Ianegfcs, &c;
and is now prepared to accommodafe ail 4 i,o NAV
lavor him with call Horses and carriages
For Pa rites ssor7 FpuerH
can be had at any moment. Covered bnd open
bugges for men OF business OF pieasure q, the
slortestnofice. E 81 7sz
Riding Horses OF the lest bottom,
always on hand. Ishe strictest atfeniior paid. 30
that all who eallshail be accommodated without
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into any part Of theseoantfy. always on hand
Those wishing auy hing aii 4 lle abovslina, viii
do well TO give hima trial he feels confident they
will be satisfied, both as 10 leans ant prices lie
former warranted 70 carry nersio teiI d. III
aation n The shortest possible iinie,and tie isiitr
ao be as reasonable as possible b sfrfcf affeaiop
E b,asinesF as hopes 70 nlsft liberal share Of
Stables esFIy opposite Morton Foundry.
Fremont, Nov. %. 1850,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
NEW ssTO eR!EfNFE4tIsH
STE q 5t77. We Is ~

NTOuLD inform the public thathe has resumed
~ his.bnsiness Ut his old stand, M Crnehsn 81
and hasqg had he eloFsnRs OF eetaphna geiiink
Atttte. Latest Fasisions from Eastdad E'sst
and hssing bronghio on an assortment ofiile
FINEST WOODS, vRNkERINGs, &C.
he is preparedt 10 fHrnslrnis old elisiainers as
new lones.as can Grow into his ware foons,
vi III ths NEST splendid Ioisof nfis
Mahog0Hy. Rosewood and BlackHalnut
F DsR TsuIs Es..l
Q.fepery kiad-4.tisooa the Cradle to tses Coffin.
As to sprie-s, besis defsrnsinpd e
NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD,
lie is hold asty thai he eau offer vaBs BE sTTER 5
BARGAIN aud BET FER Hy0R K linn you can.
getwesiof Batfsto: heisas on aud, and is making
4lt kinds Of BEDS7,EADS,
on Nei0 and ImProred Plans;
such as Lewis PaieHt. sFowler's Patent sc. &c.
DO mol fail 10 give him a cal. Sa
u He has got up good HeaTse, and will attend
funerals in fownsor country. q
Fremoni, August 10. 1880 afls siom54a
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
THn IN aTWAs Blocks q as 3 RrgT.-

THEMAN mar WAS BRokE OF H1s REsr.-
About the drollest man alive is a man now IL Il
Chicago, vel know ID ID northern Yermont by
The name Of Tins Yaitss Say ewhat you
might to Tim, hesWas' always ready with a
repartee, and aagoed one On one occasion
be came into. a hotel in. Bs=lipgton. looking
rather jaded and down IN the mouth. S 3
Whats the matter, Tim p said one of the
company syoulook rather the worse for wear,
Why, you see said Tim, I haven't slept a
wink for three nights last night, tonight and
tomorrow nightlsm-T T d;lv sd asi istal ii7s
Having set the bar room in roar, Tim left
to make up Hor his loss BY q triple snoze = e
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The Farmers Advantage
"a T
Dependencies store!

r r f5TfzsS9se-7 ~ vi u
IN B9cKLAND'S BRICK BLooR
On tie corner next to Pease' Tin Store.
You win find the latest 5est end CHEAP
Esq stock Of
LID . G=1 1NEDI 5e
Groceries, Hardwaie. Oroekery. Shoes and
Boots, Hats and Gaps.
Ready-msde clefHi6e. lie neelesi shape.
10 gentle mems, ordcf inade
And good work we gnaFaaiee,
Willing to show and lei hem see.
Broad cloth, cassieeres. sstip4tts and jeana,
alpaccas, mohars, bomhazines ana delaines,
oonnets. ribbons, edeings aud lace,
Artificial flowers Of differe nj wave.
Peplins. sains. silk Fektisg. ie fsiesf coloys
The greatest bargains for your Dollars, II
W atches, clocks, aud aeeordeons cheap
breast.pits, finger rings, CaIiforDiaset
Silk parasolss Fans u every Kind.
Shk ha an'tk and avis will youf minds
lsa9 s, p aid aii plain, nIuslibe fof shilling
ling ms, calicoes, At the satae 10 Trimmings
And do you wonder how we can we'll
Cheaper than our ghbors.sell7 aa1 q
No wonder! let us tell; sFgf
We bought our goods since prices felt.
And every one thatleallswitl1 uss
Aadnpakes # tbisadYantage use, ~ 41
w = viii eouEinee aud satisfy. g ssS A
hat This IS The place otFade and buy.
In exchange we take ali kinds produces;
For wool we have the best OF nse.
Therefore who wants d premium sFice.efsg
For prodner and lnonry;
Come, our stock s the largest size.
The cheapest. Ten and honay.
Z. g. H OPPENHEIMER.
Fremont, June Z, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
MEDECINE E DEPOT.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, DYE STUFFS, dc. ID.
]. WOOSTER. &.

NTOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
w Fremont and vicinity. that he has opened the
store recently occupied by Messrs. Oppenheimer,
with good and well selected assortment of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, &C., which
he offers ON very fair and Iiberalterms 81, ~
Having been engaged in the business for several
Years he assure the public thai from his expe-
re ence and facilities IN buying in the New Yok and
Eastern Markets, that he can and will sci low as
any yestahlfshrnentin Northern Ohio. He will not
be undersold. 81.
Please land examine qualify and prices, andif
we dont sellyou, will moi be owing TO the price
Physicaps are particularly invited TO call and ex-
anime quality and prices ... Is
Att. F. Wooster's Drug Store may be found a
choice lot Of Liquors for Medicinal, Mechanical, &
FSacramentaI purposes. Alcohol, 4th proof Brandy,
pure. Pure uiee of the Grape. Port Wine, Ma
iberia, Sherry, sc. ~
Fremont Dec. 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
!. MARRIAGE
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY /

WHY SO OFTEN UNHAEPXs =
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY |
MANY and many a,wifs endures years of bodily :
suffering and of mental anguish PROSTATE and help.
ess embittering her life, that of her husband. and
hazarding the future welfare of her children arising
from causes which. if EsoseA, would have spared tie
suffering, the anguish to the wife, and to the huss
band embarassments and pecuniary dificalties hay-
ing their origin in the mind being weighed down and
harassed in consequence Of the sickness of the com
panioh Of bis bosom.
How important that the causes should Be known
10 every wife to eyery husband, that the dreadful
and narrowing consequences to the health and hap
piness Of both may be avoided Life is too short and
health too precious 70 admit any portion Of the one to
be spent without the fun enjoyment Of the other.
The timely possession Of a little work entitled as
follows has been the Of saving the heath and
the life of thousands, as
TWO Hun pRED THOU SAND
copies have been sold since the first edition was is
sued
The author has been induced to advertise it by
the urgent and pressing request of those who have
been indebted otis publication for all they hold dear
that an may have an opportunity Of Obtaining m and
who have favored him with thousands Of letters Of
ehcomiu1n, some Of which are annexed to the adver
tisernent 1870 q S i7sstsfsl r {f4fl
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~ OLD
Dir. Jacob ToWnsend's
a@a SA SAPARILBA.

,
EHHTS Medicine is made up wholly ofYEG-
n EFABBE substances, contains no mineral
substance of any kind, and is perfectly safe
andscertain in its ,actionsin l,,lhpersons, young
or old. It is q most efficient articlesin effect
ing the following purposes. sa5se
Ist.7HPURlFIES THE BLOOD, and cleans
es the whole system Of acid, slime, worms aid bile
2d.-lt is sovereign remedy III all cases of
Chills.and Fever, aud is equally good in ordinary
cases Of rheumatism, especially in those called
acute or inh;nhinatory. This is a valuable med-
cine in Fever aud AgUe Countries, particularly in
the South aud West. Used imsihe spring and
Fali It will effectually cleans the Blood aud sysiem
of bilious and other morbid matter and thus pre /.
vent aihoet of Acute and Chronic Diseases.
3d.-2Itis great remedy for Liver Comp aipts.
Disease qftbe Kidne eys4nd Urinary Organs
4lh---H acts with remarkable e!ficacv-in cases of
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Head
aches, Flatuence, or Wind, aud creates good APP
petite, by giving tone and strength to the stomach
and other digestive organs.
5th.-h is equally good for Colds, Coughs,
Bronchitis, and pthar diseases of the Lungs and
Chest, PleurisYs PaIPitation OF the Heart &c 81 Il
6th,-Llis nestimabie in cases ofDiarrhGa, Dys-
! entery, and Summer Complainls,in Men, Women
| and Childrep.
7th--ltis avery excellent remedy far NERV-
GUS DISEASES, as Tic Doloreux, or Neuralgia,
and Nervous Debility.
Sth-ltisy one or the best medicines for all cases
of Scrofus which arises from over eating the svs-
TEN followed by sudden cooling, from bad diet, Iiv-
ing working in damp Places;from humors left.in
the system which heve been produced by measles,
scarlet fever small pnx, ilch, and The like. Hence
it cures Erysipelas, Salt Rheum Scald Head, Fe-
yer Sores, aud various Eruptive Diseases.
9th-lt is alsothe very best NURSERY MED
lClNE z for children, great in Measles, Scarlet Fe-
yer, Small Pox, Kline Pox, Rashes aud Ernpiions
ofAiI kinds; and especially good for those Feyers
and DiarrhGas, or Bowel complaints which arise
from reelhing.
l0lh--ltiea very good 3D1URETIC, producing
free and easy passage of urine. Ii is also an ex-
ceIIent tDIAPHORETlC, promoting gentle per-
spiration, and thus cures many cases of Dr6psy.
IIth-Itis greafinFEMAIsE COMPLAINTS,
especially in ofirregnIar. suppressed, or def
cient ine nsiruaion. Inmon Flusr Albus, and all
the difficulties arising from Pregnancy in alits
stages. 5.-.s ts-sf..sf 81.
I3Ih-It never fails TO cure Costiveness and Piles
which noi5of the bleeding kind, and acts gently
on the bowels; butsieve a harsh cathartic.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
TSix Bottles for FIVE Dollars. IN q
Principal Office for the Western States at
169 Main street, Cincinnati, between 4th and
9th. at s 500
sac 5, BUcKLAND 60. Fremont
Dec-4, 1850. rrE
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FREEMAN, HODGES & Co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
So LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.

1 FN - y,
Between Brordway and Nassau. b5 .
| "A RE now receiving rich aud beautiful assert
IA lment Of Fancy Silk and Millinery Guoes, to
WHICH we woudPartIenlarly invite the attention OF
lall Cash PURCHASERS, and willgmake it objection
Them 10 give call, as are trteImiuedato sell
our assortment. for Cash, lower 1hane before Of
| fered in this market.7sl- n - II iassa +
|, Milfners can supply themselves with every ar.
Itcle in therline. about the cost of importation
Tor Auction prices. Many our goods:qre manu-
factured expressly for own sale, and cannot be
surpassed for beauty Of low prices. -.
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, a large variety.
Silks aud Satins for Bonnets.
Grapes, Grape Lisses, Tarletons and Illusion
hLaces. s-.Ig
Trimmings for Hats, Caps aud Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps, Party and Opera Head dresses.
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs, and Cheim-
seits.-
Embroidered Edgings and Insertings, Swiss and
Muslin. 'Stftt
Thread. Brussels, valenciene, Silk and Lisle
Thread Laces.t s
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria
lHandkerchiefs. f@
/ Gloves and Mins, Kid, SILK, Lisle Thread and
Sewing Silk. Scarfs, Cravats and Dress Hkis.--
Swiss, Jaconette Book Muslins, aud Bishop Lawns
Embroidered, Dainask aud Plain Cantoe Grape
Shawls. A FUN Assortment of Straw Goods -
French aud American Artificial Flowers. With d
large variety aforementioned above All wishing Il
avoid paying long prices wilfmake money by calling
and satisfying themselves.
Feb. E, 1851
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Five GW1nea Tor One n iss. 81 & q
Ihe JouEpal RlenoQn relates The fsaIowiDg
capital anecdote s. ssss s s : 4
VI ehe last races OF the Peris the English
sporlsmen could not but adniire the Grand
and Historical woman Of Nornandg. Al
group Of gentlemen riders a little eieSated
y the tumes Of the generous Token
stoad admiFlng u0tonly the handsome dress
eos but also tie pretty faces Of the fair vilaa-l
efs whose beauty was still enhanced bv their
orlginal oad becoming bopnets a ID ruc6oissl
Ehsy we're ieommeating freely On all they
saw and their words could be caught by
dll6round, when . beautiful Girl, married the
week kbe fore. happe fopass BY thenn She
was escored 6y a large number Of gay and
Joyous ffendss In th heif liandsoniest suits. and
accompanied BY the genrable curate on his.
mule -, I5
has charming person 7 exclaimed one
Of she men lpoP my EeEdsI would will
;nglg giTs two sopsrsigsas for one kiss Of her
sweet lips
Look here, boys, exclaimed q tall fellow.
sa9 year her him There that fellow wIth
the BLACK moustarhe. says thai hezweuld
glye two louis 70 haye Louise kiss hiu!,
Ahi alb Z laughed out dozen young girls
tsc louis Well lis cheap enough.
hres. then, Exclaimed lie Englishman.
be- young girl to whom the proposal had
been made, turned found towards tne sports
man and in . smiling tone.- $50
Qu would be much delighted. sh2p she
Said, in bewi1ehlng manner. sa
1ehantef exclaimed the passionate Eng
lishIn4a
Nell then, she continued after little
Assithsidh give i've gnineas and yol shall
have the kiss -
The Englishuian, thus ag6ed is his aeperos-
ily, would not have backed out lad il been
twenty times slat sum. Hs pulled out a well
filed p6fse, presented the fair one With FIVE
bright enIReass and instead Of one, received
tmosmeet kisses in exchange, This done
'Wh4s laekla she exclaimed, gaily; what
iuckl Here. Mr., Eurate ellere.are i've cuin-
cas- forsthe poor of the parish Take them
md make them happy. 81
II teats r. tAe case, one guinea more for the
seoE, said the goung Englishman.
siphia act Of generosity was received with
enthusiastic applause - s,...8s. .s.ilze -
ss141s AND Ma1E "-zI'wo young ladies Of
Indianapolis who Bg-the;bge belong 70 The
bonton. were ont riding in. a buggy by them-
selves and after driving through the various
fashionable avenues, they, concluded to try
the plank road. Well, 70 the plaak road they
went, and while trotting briskly along they
were SUDDENLY arrested bF a toII-sate keeper,
vhodemanded bis toll How much is ii ?'---
asked the girls or man and horse, he re-
Piled # is tiftY cents We'll then. get out Of
the way, forswe are girls and mareI Get
upJenny and sway they went leaving the
man il mute shtohishnent. - 81
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N 7 eW :. VI. Drug DR. Store.
s.. BUJCKI1A ND sc co. :

DEALERS IN 81 gA
Drugs, Paints, 0izss Dye-stgfs, Glass-wars
Phosgene Gas and Lamps, Gc.,. dc. 8ssf
TINE subscribers have just opehedEs a large stock
Lot the above articles. which with tlreirferfher
stock largest aud be assortment ever
brought 10 Fremont or vicinity e,
ALL O WHICH ARE WARRANTED
Physicians respectfully requested to cail
and examine our articles of Drugs and Chemicals
az we are determined that FREMoKT s Al Z pr 74F
TOWN TO BUY GooDs CHEAP. .9 -hssiilliz-ea Esa1il
All our merchants say they are selling Goops
CHEAPER than they can be bousIi in Sandus Ky.
Tifn, or any where else in these sigsiis nd are
Determtned not to Be oatdoae
b, thsuiin,lle way Of LOW prices.
% CoUNTRY DEALBRs. will fSnd Il 10 their ad
vantage 70 buyof usarly articles in oar inA as we
are suTie ne can sage them tie troasgogtatioa
at least.
PAINTERS and 1fIFCHANIGS.s
using PAINTS ofany kindw " sh sGooD ARTIcI rs
can be supplied at the smallest possible advance
from cost w hie Eead<SIlure-- Extra, No. 4 DRY
and ground ihsoil. Gh rome Y elbow Chrome Green,
Paris Green, Red Lead, I,ampblaek, Lithafpe,
Varnish, binseed Oil, warranted to dry-Tnrpen.
tine, &c. & Brushes Of all sizes aud kinds, al
e 20 per ce,at. t.cheaper than eUer.
GIVE US A CALL.
NO. 3, q gscktall's Brick K8EocE.
E Sign of the Big Mortar. -ksT
Fremont, Sandnsky co. July6, 4S50-l7
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

A son of Erin gave the following toast
Here's wishing Fon may never die. nor nobody
kill w IA. re knock Ss'er brains out against
sahe silver knockeF or yer own dheers So Te s.,