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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-08
WANTED.
Private Sale.

THE subscriber offers the following
f5E11f tract of Land al private sale at BAR
ISIsI UaSP GAIN, described as follows, to witt
- The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section No. thirty in township
No. FIVE. north ofrange No. fourteen, inSandusky
county, containing forty acres.
ThisIand is about three and half miles west O.
Fremont, in Washington township, and is excel
ently situated and Cacnated FOR farming purposes.
Persons wishing to purchase will enquire of the
Editor of the Freeman address the subscriber at
Hagerstown, w ashington county, Maryland. post
paid. GEORGE DElHL.
Fremont, July 10, ls5O-l8
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FRESH LIME,

DLANK BOOK, full bound Ledgers, Journals,
Id Dockets, Cash and Invoice books, at
BucRIAND's.
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Office 10 LET.

yINHE room in the Tyler Buildings verahe
store recently occupied BY Topping & Wegs
tein. R. P. BUCKLAND.
Aup 81, 1851.
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Large Bottles only ono DoIiar.
The Proprietor Of the Great American RoInsdy,
'YAUeHN's VEoErABLE LIrHoNTR!PTIc MIXTURE"
induced BY ths urgent solicitations Of his Agents. through
out the United States and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
OF his popular and well known article and from this date
hencefOrh he win put up but one size eny,-his quart
bottles the retail price VIII be
ONE DOLLAR.
Tbs public may rest assured that the character Of the
Nodicine strength, and curative properties WILL RA
and the same care will be bestowed IN
HI medicine under it's reduced price, viii be pur.
hassd b. hoss who have not hitherto made lheIselses
s z ss y s o sa g g ssssd With The vast
nsoni Of Remedies Of lhe day )" II claims for itself
r a sS s e ss e. s;is sd ss aa a iise sse
r eight years BY i@ superior medical virtues and Until
lhs reduction, commanded double the price OF any other
srsicie IN tisis Inc
or1cs this article acts With great heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Hood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and an cher upon the proper sesiOn Of which o
Ths nedcine has justly high reputs as remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel, s
and all diseases Of that It be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned hi.
proprietor would earnestly honestly reeommendit A.
It's present price is easily obtained by a ana inc riai
will prove The article 70 be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
EF Please ask for pamphets-the agents give them
aNay: they contain sixteen pages of receipts (n
addition 70 fun medical matter) valuable for household
purposes and which will many dollars per year 70
practical houaekeepers.
hese recepts are introduced make the book Of great
value aside from its character advertising medium
for Ire medicine the testimony in favor OF which, IN me
form Or letters from all parts Of the country, may be relied
upon.
W~ uVauehn,s Vegetable Lithontriptc Mixture '-the
Great American Remedy for sale in quart bottles az
ai each small bottles al so cts. each. No small bottles
viii be issued after the present stock is disposed OIL
Principal once, Buffalo, N Y, 2N Main Street
so,a ygbo,esale and Retail by oLCoTT McKEsSON d
co.. I27 Maiden Lane, New Rerk City
B.-An letters (exceptIng from agents and dealers
with whom he tEnsacs business) must be post paid OF no
attention viii be given to thems
BUCKLAND, &. CO. Fremont;
Charles Powers, W6odvilie,
w Ayers, Upper Sandusky,
Jos. E. Foulxe. Little Sandnsky,
R. Perry, MeCntchensviile.
G. w Patterson, Rome,
]. las hn & Co, Tiffin city,
ID. w. "A trong, Bellvne.
Zeigier q Snook, Fort Seneca.
WIN. Fisk &: Co., Cleveland,
Whole Sale and Retail.
Fremont, Nov %, Is5o-ly. -
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HtARPENTERs can find Hand-saws, Draw
~ knives, steel Squares, try Squares, planeirons,
N all Hammers, Hatchets. &c. ofthe bestquality at
HAYNEs' CHEAP STORE.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE =
RaiIrOadGrOcery.
q. uHaIIas AI.E 4. RET AL.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
n CLOSE, would respectfully inform his old
L customers and the public generally, that he
has Just returned from New York with large and
well selected stock of Groceries, Toys, and Notions
which he offers at greatly reduced prices--
II IS stock eensstS in part Of coffee al 10 cts per lb.
Sugar at els good Melasses at shillings per gal
Tobaeco at 25 ets,s Rice At Sets, Goldfish at cts,
No Maekerel at 5 cts best Tea at so ets Loaf
crushed and powdered Sugar, layer Raisens, spurm
star aud GaIlow candles, shot, lead and powder
peFior SaIaFaius, Padding starch, extract Of coffee,
pepper sance, English currents, pure liquors for
ssinkness, such as Pale and DARK Brandy, Cherry
Brandy, Cherry Bounce. Cherry Wine, old Irish
Whisky, Puu, hIalga aud MADEIRA Wines, Gin
and Ruins and tse greatest assortment Of Segars
over brought ID market, aud great variety Of fruits
Prunes, Figs &c, jar Pickles Sardines Nuts of all
kinds, Combs and Brushes, Gents & Lada's Pins
& Rings, Fancy Boxes, D,lls Harmoncaus, jews
Harps, Gun caps. marbles, Backing. Hair Oils,
Purses, Wallets, Port Monies, Toy Whips Toy
Bureaus aud Babies in cradles, Horses and Riders
Animals, Glass Deers and Bircs, w Whistles & tram
pets, Mosques, Toy Chairs, China Voces. India
Rubber Dolls and animals and a thousand other
things too numerous 10 msntion, call aud for
Yourselves; Ihave also fitted up nv Saloon & cook
Room and am prepared TO get up meals at the
shortest notice. Hot Coffee al all iilnes and have
also an agency from the Baltimore. Oyster Com
pany which enables TO sell Oysters lower than
any other shop in town. and as low they can be
had at Sandusky city, please call and all
Fremont Sept 90 1850. s - 7s--s - =
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New Arrangements.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS have rented the well
l. known Factory in BaTve, ,Sandusky comfy,
O., ofP. G. Dean, where they intend to carry on
the manufacturing of
E NJ OoL 4ND co TTON
in all their various branches, and have fitted up
their machinery insthe best order. They intend to
keep on hand all styles Of goods, such Cassmeres,
full cloths, sattinets, fanneIs, Blanketng Linsey
and cotton sheetings, cotton batting, &c, all
which will be exchanged for wool or cash on the
lmostfavorable terms. They will manufacture on
the shares or by the yard.
Prices for Manufacturing per Yard.
Cassimeres and full cloths 81 l-2cts.
T%il!sa 1".isi Blanks'ing' 81 81 d.a,. Ia :"
Satinet, 81 IA cts.
Flannels, 25 cents.
The chain for the sattnet and linsey will be fur
lnished 1.-THE above rates. They are also prepared
cuztom work the shortest notice, and in the
best manner, at the following reasonable pricess
To card wool cts per lb,
\ To full cloth, a - s4 5 cts per I'd,
To full and dress cloth, = 10 cts per yd,
To full, color and dress cloth, Ia cts yer yd,
To weave linsey and find chain,s IL cts per yd,
To weave satt;net and find chain, Is cts per yd,
To weave satiinet. find chain and full 90 cts per yd
| To weave sattinet, find chain, full
81. and dress, % cts per yd,
| Tosweave sattinet, find chain, full -
color and dress, 90 cts per yd.
With our long experience in the business of Rlan-
ufactnring Goods, and thouroughly understanding g
the machinery, with strict attention to business,
4 hope TO share a liberal patronage.
1 They would say to the farmers of Sanduskv and
adjoining counties that they will find it to their ad
vantage SO give usza call
s 4. z RSL}SsP ~, BALLARD g. DEAN.
yBlyils, Me, Sd, ls5I.-6m ss
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UOU WILL FIND at MOss's a good as
sortment of Crushed, Pulverized and Coffee
Sugars. j. r. MOSS.
May "a, 1851.
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IRA SMITH,

IRA SMITH, -
1HIVES notice to the citizens Of Fremont, and the
NJ public generally, that he still confines tocar-
~ on the above business in all its branches and
forms. He has made additions 10 his stock Of
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, &C;
and is now prepared to accommodate al who may
favor him with call. Horses aud carriages
For Parties or Funeral
be had at any moment. Coyered sndopen
buggies for men of business or pleasure, on the
shortest notice.
Riding Horses of the hest bottom,
always on hand. The stFictesr attention paid, so
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers .s.
into any part ofthe country, always on hand. e
Those wishing any thing in the above line. will
do well to give him trial. he feels confident they
will be satisfied, both to teams and prices, the
former warranted TO carry passengers their desti-
nation in the shortest possible time, ard the latter
to be reasonable possible. By strict ntion
to business, he hopes to merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
Stables-Neariy opposite N Norton's Foundry ).
Fremont, Nov. I'd, 1850.
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For ina TniIef.

A beautiful article of Rose water, Cologn, Bay
"A water, Lavender do. Hair Oil, SSc.sat
WOOSTER'S
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Shaker sarsaparilla,
IN QUART BOTTLES, AS PREPARED By
DIR. s. ID. HOWE,

IN QUART BOTTLES, AS PREPARED By
DIR. s. ID. HOWE,
Needs but one trialto establish its merit as the
BEST SARSAPARILLA.
liver discovered for the cure Of the numerous
II diseases arising from debilitated and derang-
ed state of the system.
Female complaints, Liver complaints Scrofula,
Biles, Pmples pustules on the face chronic sore
Eyes Ripgworm, or letter, scald cad, rheuma atism
pains in the bones joints, and all diseases arising
from an injudicious use of mercury.
Puri fythe Blood and "a is we 1.
A REMARKABLE CURE
sssfse Columbus, Indiana, June 5th, 1850.
Messrs. S. d. Hoyt& Co.--Gentemen: About
six raoaths since was attacked withwhat my fam
lily physician called Bilious Pneumonia, which be-
came seated deeply on my lungs, and after my phy-
sician had broken up the fever my lungs still SEEM
ed to be seriously affected. had no appetite what
ever; my skin seemed to have lost its action and
function, there perspiration, and in fact my
self as well as my friends had given up incur
able in consequence of my complexion Of disease,
and age, which is about sixty years, until Of my
neighbors called TO see me, who some four months
since afflicted similarly TO myself, and had pur
chasad a couple of bottles Of Dr.. s. d. HoIvE's
CoMPoUED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA, and it gave
her such speedy relief, she prevailed me to pur-
chase bottle and try it. done TO crafty
my friends than that had any expectation Of being
benefited by the medicine, but before had taken
began to improve rapidly as well as my skin, began
10 perform its proper function. l purchased the
second bottle, and by the time it was all taken
was resored to good health as have enjoyed for
the last twenty years. Mrs. l.. Mckinney.
| DR.. S. Jackson a distinguished physician of lnd-
certifies to the above and Gses Dr. Howe's
SHAKER SARsAHARILLA in his private practice and
recommends its use for all diseases arising from a
vtiaed state Of the blood and system. Such test-
mony is OF more real value than pages of ordinary
advertisements.
! The great success which has attended the use OF
DR.. S. D. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla since its in
PRODUCTION in the western states, has established its
character in this section of country.
This IS tie only Sarsaprilla that acts on
the Liuer, Kidneys and Blood at the same time
and hcnceits singular efficacy and SUCCESS. B,
sure and get Dr.. S. d. Howe's Shaker Sarsa.
pariHa and take no other.
| Quart Bottles 5 tper bottleor or bottles for S5
FOR SALE By
s. BUCKLAND q CO.,
Fremont, Sandusky county
| Whelden & Rhodes, Sandusky city,
George Ebert, TifiR, And By
DR.. s. D. HOWE & CO., Proprietors,
No. /, College Hall, Cincinnati, o.
To whom all orders must be addressed. II
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IS complete, aud will Be sold very chsap- &c
ceries. Dye s;ufs. Oils Paints, HeFdsiss Creeh etg
sole &. upper Leather, Iron, Nails 81 VIII at alI
times be kept on hand ard sod cheap
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UnparaIleIIed Low Prices.
GROCERFES

"A tha lowost figure. You ean find in Northern
Ohio 400 pieces Cslicoes mostly Merrinacks Of
the most beautiful styles, and $50 pieces Of different
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Fremont sshOOl Notice.

GPER Nj and Lamp OLA first rate article for
y sale at S. BucKLAND & Co.'S.
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DREss-GOODs

such as muslin de laiis plain and fancy ipsccsss
aaBmentos. ranging from one shilling upwards.
A full assortment Of Long and Figured shawls,
Flannels Blesched Goods
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BOOTS AND SHOES

10 be sold at corresponding price with wsea; at
cents per bnshel. My stock of
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The Proprietor Of the Great American RoTnsdy,
tVAUeHN's VEaKrABLE LIrHoNTRIPTIc MIxTURE,o
induced by The urgent solicitations of his Agents. through
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TNHE LADIES will find at nv store hand
i some assortment of Sssnlnler Dress Goods and
Bonnet trimmings. Call soon if you wish to see
tbeSf J. z. MOSS. =
May "a, 1851.
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u eoncinsio3sa sputd saY-sfafit You %@Hf % save
snspF eallhu dssa ~ ests aalfAag y eAsTaile
easB @4tfbe fzfd III 81 kiads of produce
Oct 10, 1851. @
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-04

VIII make such additions thereto as will se-
cure the immediate commencement and
early completion of the work.
Resolved, That the extensive system of
railroads constructed, or about being comple.
led by our sister States of Ohio, Michigan
Indiana and Illinois, on which sum of over
iorty millions is being expended--verpiup
towards our unrivalled harbor OF Erie. on
Lake Erie, demands that this Slate should
be prepared, at the very earliest practicable
moment, TO open for public use this the
shortest and most direct avenue through the
heart OF Pennsylvania from that port 10 the
city OF Philadelphia.
Resolved, That we believe that the pros
perry OF The agricultural, manufacturing,
mining and commercial interests of the Stale
VIII be immensely promoted by the early
completion OF the Sudbury and Erie Railroad
Tue fhosi direct route from the lakes TO the
seaooard cities and that we therefore urge
upon our citizens 10 subscribe promptly and
'loetally TO the Sunbury and Erie Rail Road
stock.
Resolved, That the commerce and ranidly
growing business of the several lines of Rail
Road and Canal, by which New York and
Boston are connected with the Lake, is a
sniilcieni guarantee of the prolitableness of
this road as an investment.
Resolved, That no public work could now
De projected that would increase so vastly
Inc value OF the taxable property of our cii-
zens, and The revenues of the State, as the
Sunbury and Erie Rail Road.
Resolved, That a Committeeof - be
appointed by the Chairman of the Conven-
ton, 10 prepare and publish an address 10
the public, in aid of the enterprise in which
we are engaged.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-04

had strayed from the field. The Judiciary
election is still more complicated. II is pretty
certain that Judge Kelly (democrat) will
beat the regularly nominated candidate
Judge Kelly's nomination was defeated by
the friends of Judge Campbell. The elec-
lion OF Judge Campbell is looked upon here
as extremely doubtful by his own friends. In
the city and county he will be beaten from
5000 TO 5000 votes. 1t is a fact that have
met, with but two or three democrats, on, of
at least twenty, who are in his favor, and
these were trading politicians. Que indeed,
replied to me that the intelligent democrats,
and those who thought they knew more than
their neighbors were generally opposed TO
him. His utter incompe,ency is here mat
ter notorious and undoubted
few days since came in contact with
an old acquaintance, General John Sydney
Jones, whieom Colonel Johnson's rioh, hand
man amongst the militia of this district. The
General, al that time, never appeared with
out his red vest. But times have changed
and so has the General He now belongs 10
The Gland reform laborer's rights and uni
versal suffrage parity" and came within one
oil being nominated for the Vice Presidency
OF that party. The General is in favor of
Governor Johnston and opposed as he says,
to white nggers. He thinks it sinful TO
speculate in, or purchase land or anything
not made by man. He is also in favor of
Judge Campbell He says the candidates on
both Judicial tickets are set Of scnuudrcls
but thinks because Judge Campbell knows
less law, and less about the "musty formu-
las of Anticipated feudalismn lail down BY
tina, scoundrel Blackstone, he must necessa-
rily make the best Judge, and overwhelmed
me in strain of argumeu. equally novel if
not convincing, and asked me 10 reply if
could. remarked that had, in nv time,
conver.ed with President Polk, Clay, Criren-
den and General lIous'on; and GOT along toll
erably well, but that he was entirely loo
much for me, and therefore knorked under.
This world certainly contains urea, many
great men, never heard Of, and they dom, all
wear red jackets either.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-04
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

In pursuance Of notice given, an unusually
large aud very enthusiastic meeting Of the
Democracy of Jackson, Upper Mahonoy, and
the adjoining townships, was held at the pub
lie house Of Martin Drumheller, in jackson
township, on Thursday afternoon, the 25th
inst.
The meeting was called 10 order by Reu-
ben w. hartman, Esq. when, on motion,
the following named gentlemen were elect.
ed officers OF the meeting, viz
PRESIDENT TREON.
VIcE PRESIDENTS Bonneville Ilolshoe,
John BeiseI, Jacob Strawser, Peter Brosious,
Paul Hollenbach, Martin Drumheller, Peter
Reed, Samuel Malick, David Dumheler,
Daniel Besel, Maj. Daniel Ilnc, Capt J.
Hona, Maj John z Haas, John Hrtrich, Ja-
cob Caufman, VIM Cairns, Benjamin Treon.
Conrad Rebuck, VIM. Huffman, B'nj Ilarner,
Jacob D. Hoffman, Charles Gearinger, Felix
Mourcr, Peter Beisel, Elias Seller, John Ad.
am Daniel
SEcRETARIEs.-ReuJen w. Hartman, DR..
Geo. T. Wesseman
The meeting was then addressed in a most
able, eloquent and satisfactory manner, by
Gen. kasp, John Porter, Esq, Dr.. Lewis
Heck, of DAnphin county, and John b Pack
er; ESl.. in the English language, aud hy
VIM. Folmrr Esq, of Tnrbu, township, in
the German language; after which the meet
ing adjourned with nine cheers for Biglcr.
Clover and Democracy.
ICto,,, ! h., 81. n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-04
THE SUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD.

The friends of this great improvement
are awakening public attention to the vast
importance of its early commencement
and vigorous prosecution, and, if we may
judge from the tenor Of the proceedings of
the Convention held at Philadelphia, on
Thursday, the 25th ut., and other evi-
dences that reach US, the prospects OF sue
cess are fa,tering, and sufficiently encour-
aging 10 stimulate our citizens to renewed
and increased effort.
The truth is, Philadelphia must make
this work and make it shortly too, or cease
to cherish the hope that she can ever Sc
cure a part OF the immense trade of the
lakes, which is now pouring into the cities
of New York and Boston, swelling their
commerce, increasing their business and
enriching their whole mercantile commu-
nifty. That she has infinitely the best
route, from the seaboard TO the lakes, (by
way of Sunbury and the valley of the
West Branch,) both in dStance and grades,
no one who has ever glanced at the map
or given the subject moments considera-
ton would pretend TO deny, and yet, with
all these natural advantages in her favor,
she has been content TO remain inactive
while her rivals, New York and Boston,
have projected and completed improve
mentS far more expensive and difficult OF
construction, and are now reaping the rich
rewards OF their energy, industry and en-
terprise.
We clip the following extracts of the
proceedings from the Philadelphia Led
ger -
The citizens in favor of the construction
Of railroad, connecting this city with Lake
Erie. met in convention yesterday morning,
at 10 O'Clock, in SAMSON Street Hail.
Charles Gilpin was chosen temporary Presi-
dent.
Mr. GiIpin, on taking the chair, briefly re-
! ferred to the great advantages which would
| result to trade by the opening Of a commu-
nicaion with the northwest. He wei.
coined The representatives from the interior
| counties, believing that great good would
necessarily follow an interchange of sen,i-
mens between them and our citizens upon
this important matter.
Hugh BeIas, of Northumberland, being
called upon for an address, said he could do
nothing better than 10 refer 10 The report
made TO the citizens Immediately after The
Convention held in Williamsport, in the
year 1886, which embodied more iniorma'
lon than could be given in an extemporane'
Gus address. The speaker read various es-
tracts from the report. lie also referred 10
facts upon the subjects which had not been
presented in this Tepost. Among the doeu-
ments suggested By the speaker, is The al.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-10-04
REGIsTER,s NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given TO all Legatrcs,
l Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates Of the following named persons, that the
Executors. Administrators aAh Guardians of said
Estates have filed their accounts with the Register
of Northumberland county, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans Court of said
County, on Tuesday the Ash day Of Novem-
Der next for confirmation and allowance.
1851.
Leonard Kauflnaa, decd, settled by his Ex-
ccutors, Frederick kChler.
Geo. +. hull, deed, settled by his adminisra-
tors, VIM. T. Nacle and Geo. Baker.
Andrew Geist, decd, settled by his Admins
traitors, Andrew Gcist aRd Joseph Fegers.
John G. Boyd, decd, settled by his Execu-
tor A. Jordan.
Adam Philips, deed, settled by his Admin
istrator, ]. ID. Barr.
Peter Vandling, decd, settled hy his Admins
traitor, de bonis non, Wm. Reed.
Gilbert Voris decd, settled by his Admins
traitor, VIM. T. Forsyth.
David Deppin, decd, settled by his Admins
traitor, Alexander DePpin.
Christian Reich, decd, settled by his Admin
istrator, Anna L. Reich.
Il. Ii. Hammond decd, settled by his Ad-
ministratcr, William c. Lawson, Esq.
Peter Stul, decd, settled by his Administra-
tor, Samuel shannon.
JOHN p. PURSEL, Register
Registers Office,
Sunbury, Oct. 4, ls5l.-5tS