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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

NUMBER "a.
Take care Of yonr Eseee. !.

OF all parts of thebody, says DR.. Robertson
there is not one which ought 10 be so carefully
attended to as the feet. Every person knows
from experiencethat colds, and many other dis
eases which proceed from the "wheelsyssem,,.
that the circulation of the blood may be very
easily checked.
Yet,for all this, although every person Of COM
mon sense chould be aware of the trnth of what
we have stated, there is no part of the human
body so much triAed with as the feet The
young and ould-be-genteel-foote 4crarnp
their feet into thin soled, pinching boots and
shoes, in order to display neat feet, in The
fashionable sense of the term. There is one
great evil against which every person should
be on their guard, and it is one which is not
often guarded against-we mean the change
of warm for cold boots and shoes. A change
is often made from thick to thin soled shoes
without rejecting on the consequences that
might ensue. In cold weather, boots and
shoes made of good thick leather, both IN soles
and uppers, should be worn by all Water
tights are not good if they are air-tights also;
India rubber ovea-shoes should neye be woIn
except in wet and splashy weather and then
not very long at once Ills hurtful 10 the feet
to wear any covering thatis ais- tight over them
and for this reason India rubber should be
worn as seldom as possible. No part Of the
body should be allowed to have a covering
that entirely ohstructs the passage 81 the ear
bonic gas from the pores of the skin ouEwards.
and the moderate passage Of air inwards o
the skin. Good warm stockings are conserva-
tive of health, and consequently Of human
happiness Scientific Anlefcan
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

A taste for reading viii always carry. you
into the best possible company, and enable
you to converse with men who viii instruct
you by their wisdom, and charm you by their
wit-who will soothe you when weary when
fretted, refresh you when weary, counsel you
when perplexed, and sympathise with you
at all times. Evil spirits in the middle ages.
were exercised and driven away BY bell book
and candle; you want but two ofthese agents
the book and the candle.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
p oe try.
A SONG.


Oh let us then forgot the past,
Since less its joy than sorrow;
For why should sad remembrace cast
Her pail o'er hopes to morrow?
Let cen its light from memory fade,
Since strangely with IFS streaming
Commingling comes dissensions' shade,
And dark affections cleaning.
We both perchance have done some wrong,
We both have been deceiving,
But love, this life's by far too long,
waste its years in grieving!
The brow of heav'n may wear at night
An aspect sternly darkling,
And yet at kiss o. morning light,
Those heav'ns may be all sparkling!
Then why should thoughtless foIly's deeds
By tender hearts be cherished?
As light to night, SO love succeeds,
When dark distrust has perished!
Then, dearest, cts forget the past,
Since less its joy than sorrow;
For why should sad remembrance cast
Her pail o'er Hopes tomorrow?
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

At the celebration Of the last Fourth OF Ju.
ly at Salt Lake, in the Uutah Territory, the
following poetic toasts were given:
The Ladies Of Deseret-Like early swarms
they make full hives, and that's the way the
kindom thrives'
The Territory of-Rocky Mountains, sandy
plains, worth and labor have their gains.
The United Substituted they're hailed
as the chief, divided disgraced as thief
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

A MODEL BED.-Among the articles exhib-
tied at the Worlds Fair, is "bed arranged
with an ingenious mechanism, which rings
bell at any hour when you may wish to get up.
or, if this hint prove insufficient, the sack
rises on one side and rolls you upon the
foor.''
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

A lady of fashion stepped into shop not
long since, and enquired if they had any
Matrimonial baskets she being loo polite TO
say cradles. @
A potatoe weighing lbs. and s ounces.
was raised this sesson on the farm Of MichBel
Marshal of Prcble county and presented to the
editor of the Eaton Reg
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

To Cure FEtoN-Take ono tablespoon
ful of red lead, and one tablespoonful of Cas-
tile soap, mix them with as much weak ley as
viii make it soft enough to spread like salyc,
and apply it on the first appearance ofthe felon
and it will cure it in ten or twelve hours.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

Some men look speeches; Lyman
Trumbull, of Alton, is one Of these. Said she
old Ranger, after replying to jury speech Of
TrumbulPs-'And now gentlemen Of the ju-
ry. l have demolished his position. refuted his
arguments. and answered everything but his
looks, and defy the devil to do that
Boston Post.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

A cobler has Just located himself at Spalding
and attracts attention with the following addres
outside his shop--"Surgery performed upon
old boots and shoes. by adding fleet. making
good the legs, binding the broken, healing
the wounded, altering the constitution, and
supporting the body with new soles No cure.
no pay. Advice gratis on the most desperate
cases. . London Weekly NeWs.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

The prominent characteristic of the female
mind is affection; and that of the male is
thought-thuugh both have affection and
thoug ght-but disparity does not imply inferi-
ority. The sexes are intended for different
spheres of life, and are created in conformity
to their destination by Him who bids the oak
brave the fury of the tempest and the Alpine
flower lean its cheek on the bosom of the
eternal snow.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

France has thirty-six millions of people, and
less than two hundred Sabbath schools in the
entire country The single city Of New York
has more than that number with double the
attendance of scholars, according to obsetsans
travellers.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

A member of the Lazy Society was COM
planned of, last week. by another, for running.
His defense was, that he was going down hill.
and that it was more labor to walk than to run.
They let him slide
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

The Freesoil vote on the Reserve, accord
ing to the Cleveland Plaindealer, is 8.527i
and the free soil vote in the State will
not exceed IL or IA thousand So far as
heard from, the distinctive free soilers have
elected one Senator and two Representatives
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

AD1Eu.--In using the expression "adieu," "
which habit has rendered trivial, few persons
recollect its real origin and meaning, and that
in pronouncing it, they recommend their
friends, Dieu, to the protection of God.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

REThe drought has been sosevsre be-
tween the Bazars and Trinity rivers thatit has
destroyed all vegetation, causing the Bulfaloto
desert their usual range. The Indians are
represented to be in a starving condition.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

re- Fifty dollars reward is offered to any
man that wiz find family of common intel
Hgence, who have resided in tins country one
year and hare not taken newspaper
[Racine Advocate.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

TRuE-Dr Noggs says of the new costume
People now cry out against this. as against
the hydropothie reform; not because it amt
good, but because it hasn't the sanction Of the
dark ages
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

A gentleman having lately been called on
to subscribe to course of lectures declined,
because said he. my wife gives me lee
turc every night for nothing d. -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

'Discord is horrible as the musical negro
aid when he was about to be hung,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

UTOULD respectfully announce that he has
w Removed his shop. one door
South Of Leppelman'S JeWelry Shop,
opposite Head Quarters, where he will be happy
to wait on his old customers and all who need any
thing in his line.
If you want you garments made up RIGHT,
and after the Latest Fashion-you must call on
MAXWELL.
N. B. Particular attention paid to cutting, and
warranted to fit iF properly m ade up.
Fremont, April %, lS49.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
FREMONT FREEM AN:
u.s.. FOgKE, Editor and Publisher.

The FREKMAS, is published every Saturday morn
ng-Ofice In Baeklaad's Brick Building-third
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

w'A Bloomer,' in Worcester, Massachu-
setts, recently knocked down boy who in
suited her on account of her dress.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
GIDEON HATCH, Tailor;

GIDEON HATCH, Tailor;
M OULD inform hisfrends and the public, that
w he has taken rooms at Ballville, where he
intends carving on the above business, in allits
branches, and hopes by punctual attention and
long experience in his trade to merit and receive q
share of patronage,
N. B. Cutting of garments ofevery description,
attended to in the most fashionable style, and war
ranted to fit.
Also, he is Agent for Davis' Pain Killer
la fresh supply just received and for sale by
GIDEON HATCH.
BalIville, July l3, l85O-I8
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

Kate Conyngham in the American Courier,
makes the following sensible remarks about
runaway matches:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
.,rv orlvuANs, DxMOcRACy.

They Nhr slinp,si tipn. q iiHntu ssanldy tfe-
,s;,sc tbey believe lie b-iuns = IL che aid Demo
crs,lc nary viii. we ,il;iAs, 5an ii q fiesSt I"
,Tsre hissi,te urcsim 10 The suTpoti u flr Dem
.e,alic pa,e,. Or. ilsdspd. IL any ohes istts.t'x
"a Of the yaty opposed 70 tie Union and Tie C'i-
.,i,,,.ion.-is, support &c Modification and secess
,;on. We must confess fhas he has been md con
,;.,es sonsis,cnt The ssemscraiE tho support,
Aiin .na.t ,vcollect dat he supFortFd JOHN Q
Adam. against Ger. sss4s.n fCr he Presidency
Iii al n strenroastg 7Posed, IN NE cpirsrtl.''tl
E,r forming 4 new c.4isluian. the election Of ~
Jelicis,and State dilicf's By AelefTis--ltai 20
lsS3 hp biiieriy deiSourcrd Zen jackson 1'sa
ihc pirig supporting tia --that u 1884 he was
.rclsd Sepaior. h i Mhis. by tho county q
Adans--tlat il. 1888, wen tie members ltenn
tie new, 81 Choetaw cnmfieS, were peIfnHl'd 20
take ,htir sea,s in tha HcrSs, he was State
8yrnatas. declared .ihs, ondrr tNisiing crcuns
s,ances the Senate would mt act with thai
t.pyr--tiai in 1886 he ran for Congress, ON the
Whic tirkpr. against Judge Ghcson Dem era.
l1,s Mas badly bra,en--lhat in 1887 aud 80 he
voted tsr aud supported the Wig candidate Tor
c3ny,rss--in 1899 lie voted &c Judge Turner
sWhic) tor Governor. We could add more tt'
what llecessi,g Il ,lere for IL lie has been
viii. aid against an d The political aliles IN The
STATE, until Qui,.nan h4. become synohyms ior
I Has 5nsis.eIcA.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06

the candidate supporting lhA, leading measure
Va,ald tvefsa& minor considerations. and bs'
mind VI enif ri he krrAs one which be bad II
eafded in his representative capAria As oipaFs.
noun' Importance 90 The highest iaier-sls Il us
rauutty. lie wouId CERTAINLY not he in a rerdi-
ilon 70 saa 10 thai sruineEscm which bekiHEs 10 a
tar.v. Nhrn rs mrmiess are annotated tyeOn
ru:rin9 AID ensrd srrsimpfivs tl~ wsAId hate
;sne TO rfpla a 90 men iess arquwn,rd viii
.kr hearing Il viel Iahlic question h " 10
disinsu 81 tr, se. n the rrtatu 1T ailuR'h Of its
se.ulns, a tie accomplish menl NJ the sane
lime Il L.ss scal o!j.e,s shrh csnsliu'e he
= eaf mass u lhe jeais OF aye lg,s ailsn. Il
is ioihis cau ll.at W. n'ns =, frt ihs scccrss nj
lie Wings in ot'aiuas liz nr5 tiiy II NE Tenn
ness. e lrgltasnr heir gnietnanrtai raihdi
date he'd 10 o, nins III c.afi q With these pi
heir camilla IS iol ;, at. inih- lgissure. The
l.m@Ia.7 suiila,c on he ~ jeri of he {, m
promise took q postum which rhsti.d The en-.
tia, n, ~ lis party and Tell shon Of that por-
d he pubic ,gsirion witch hsd BEEN wounded
tn the attempts of such shen a4 Mr.. Levrs. a
S,aih sArnkna, u rnlis, Tennrssee ia the pro.
! ct 6fA sou,hrrn cnhfed-racy.
Taking into siaw all the considerations which
operated il this election. we think il aii3rds un.
q,,rstionahle EVIDENCE .. tho ability 4 ihr demo
cratic party 10 cary the Stale in the n'xt plesi
Dental election. The people lhrie. as IA Ken
iarky and o;her Portions II tire Snuth ara West
trg;n 10 SEE that The execution OF the Fugitive.
slave law aud the overthrow Il the Lighrr law
men Of the Month can uny BE- cthtinly attained
Is The cooperation and nnnn ctihe dem ctaic
party On Tire basis fits ancienl "rgsn .,ian and
8eiiAiesied principles The gallant Truu.dal", i
IL tse has heen defeated by moi guarding eau
,risiy enough that noble trait a character "hirh
"OPENS oar sy1npsthiest cause d those whose
rights have been threatened, aud whch arms
against The ag.rBssor hut not "ne OF his intel
fgtnt opponents bubt bis Oyal'y 70 tho Union
or i'll insftraAie that he will he behind ais sue.
cessfuI competitor whcnrsrr his c nnry Is IN
danger and stands Ia neeFi ID his services.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06

The comics. Il over and here sthe result
Wing Governor @hig ssnAir--whsg House !" AePsesea
atyoswh, lure al, ni bat aud une Cougress-
man gained lhnapl hive moi vel fl RETURNS yet wa
have eauugh know that Wig Senators are sfs'vc
whirh gives AZ lorlvo II seven II tho Ssnae' W. asr
lne Il thirty nl Wig Representatives, vhehls mal9y y
lhsee-iMv daatnl rauais u hrA iln shs inaGay may
nA.ly ~, Il. tn,rra.ed Dim CAmphsils nslariy far
,;oernr seems nov likely ID n from fifteen hand,sd leigh
Teen hundred Tfss drri.se And inns isni, safe hos
t.irly apnrd herself ii he ruOp " States lsdsfd eA'ts
os stain Id gyc Fio1I Sel cmrni n s Siausry sslsss
The language nsrtned upM htr tne.s' au Wn'ch v 10y
nhig M tNs Axs III ths Wind with rpAans Dc victory.
NJ His rA,cn. Nonh mud lie extreme Souh plainly this
~1ne cause of III. Comp nn,e shc cau.r Y Cue Coaiu.
IL The furilye Slave law would most probably
dissolve lie Union-- IL sustained now and ~ ~ ie
u mi.t uphold the Law md hs 1onsulon' anl
compel other. d uphold Federal UAon, Il must IA
susaiacd. --Rtpabisran Banner
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
From the Washington Union
TIE RECENT ELECTioNIN TESxEs-
kEEs

tsrir recent ,i,A 10 th,s State enahlfdMs g.
misge ilhth. iseprle dntinE ,hr eiecfl'Ais> ARD
n. understand ilr influences which We're iusi,t
,,s.,sssl IN producing the lestss Inc sHcsfay
k.tifr thu opening MI tie is slie "a % FtAts ior
the rabrrnatarial rlWir esosed their iss " APE
paintihrfs AsH addresiug die people W. speeches
III NAsh9ilIN. Ma heard fnr'len q thrse
pps-rhrs. aid came 1t sMru ioibr conclusion
All, ahe tirlnpcratiecandidssn yielded important
n aud iatal aueAA'agps ID hfs cusApeuior The
prominent sem n,snt With iie fr.pin q ennes-
w. Mas MI lnalsdy acei'escrlce ~ ihe meas A..
nfss adjusting thu slast,y ard lsrf.'iiai cues
Mons, vi, II embraced hpsidrs a irfike isr i'ios
ssisotganizg spirits wliD arc seeking 70 ieuuo
ap.,.lAhr disrailieNts sithe Sanih Il plea iDr ds~
salsina Tie linIatirs ltwas III iis hitter respect
aharten. Irnus5Sls ,ssli'ed Ggtn Campbell 81
ssea,,y graund III adsanr III hin, md " rHliss
issAis lohaf ibat llirasu y M pubic oPlnio'
~A;ch WAS callfd TN Ly me prcnllar safe s't
pal,ir. III ILL., ,gatIirp Uni Mv hen q Genera
lfausaalc Mp had supposed his r,~sltil Nh
safEsienil, dpfnlisiasssg IFS lila Asosi sc siI nn
minds .hat 4. tsasaisii, atraF'fa shr ceripsn
ilsIss, anJ siepl4a a II! ssimpi Hssgsl,pll N
nsWsdu ind It'll pxpprfltinii that inifr ~ ~
li1n would lEsid guafaniss@ Nli'tl ate 'lnf n
seady pfrvdcdAly iha constitution a r avs NJ
tlls lind Bulii Na- Al.gi0ss Alat jhr chan N
argument IN. pursued Ilinl lilse "A h.sllsgiIl
derscc1 asa slerrSstfily sfais.fssrv4 70 hi roils
pelssarilse .sdvtsaggs ,asnssnaifttu n Dr.
sin,i a.anari 4fiDtthn III snadr ii the dssifant
aha, ase Relied up0l ii sErfs gthen sfe iIossttei
fowasigs sqbara sptIlIi i ttnl Sesaty
ltissIaf lslu Qut purppsE; n inln,ie I wa''
dlcnAfdenrs sel,iEnsr VI ten: faus
dale assslpsal and svsspd paltiA Mss POM RI \.
lystoasirstasr ills his scsis position N 4 catdi
sdaiGpr M saliIsagss NJ the pss'prs l'tnaess'
III which we think III dill lift ~ llili jirfiff III
hilnsss and periniiip skiiil soptss'si'l " so''
lain hi uEdue advantage.
III EinsilTg viii N Y. Siani9f, M Memphis N
sse llnlihe dliI4cialz III ilsH HIN L,agssss VIII
supported she ainpseinisu aie alIre-ciecifd. n
reptaIY. EsNsilWs Who was ns,t cahdidiie. ~
MI. HIM ss NIB lsssa lleass hAnlfn ~ aif Pal
ano,ass igiss Democrat. Aisssfs. Haris, J'snsss
JphnslsE and Sasagr asA II els Sod, apa aii
Ghufrhwail. sAl@d CnfupfDfslss dri'iotsai hH
Asaisn tiraHsal Anderson taAi11tn iht Anna
Sisls ssiasssis. ihusit appeags tl.as she dsas.t
49, N -. kess ..sls It'll sr rlrvsn nvllil1-ss
81 sAe 81 ala IL tilllIlesl aid iha
a. iar ~ kllr ;nnpgptliise can n. Feeard 4 ~
1ssi IT, Hsfe0ssF. The sriass ol, alAFd iii ii
viii candidate hi siisz y ll. Issgt in til
gained IN she democrats Il. lhe members III u
ssannaI legi salaFe.
The relsitns have not lseen fully received ffsi
I'll The counties IL ths State, ana IL sas.l.l
shefeFne dS cerlalnIy shs political complex ie0
ahe legislature hut NJ hare m ! d'aila thu II
democrats have shared the saEsie nirfsssuas hi
- y -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
urnE rRlUMyIRATE!"
RnErr! MuDoNaLD!! QulTMASit
Secession their 0L5ccts Rer0iHiOn and Disun
inn their MIN \


i'm their aim II
TIE lSSCElN SOU III CAROLINA.
Tile following sentiments promulgated % the
4tl of jolly in South Carolina, will give our Rad.
as a iust and comprehensive idea If what their
intentions are aud how they understand The issue
row pending between the parties in Georgia.
Read ,letn peunse Of Georgia. aud decide iar
Yourselves. whether yUsl viii be driven by he
l,sunion forces ia his State lin an auxiliary
position ii snlMrdilMiion n Mn nioy' aaen,s VI
Soul. Carolina. aud see file uljert ofl HE Srs
cessinniss III Georgia il motto sfduce Ter lle1s
biz from, lheir ailegianve % obligations 81 sdr
Convention, and 70 pVrFstsa yoHrminds for aiding
and alr,ling South Carolina N the deslNiafA
lengths 10 which She wnud lead yau. Read!
Understand what ,nn do lead Practice what
you uudels'and. Ilnlh ioses none OF It's power
by hsing oipnnili
Secession The rightNAl sentirsarnt.
Nrparose Sfsts Ae;im--lhr .n'y measure
calculated 10 produce Inc desired oijtct,-Aa
aoulhefn Cunisdstasy.
c@1-.sLoyaily tothr Uncu, " 'l'aso,' Y Lbs
Itrs,"
Gen Joha a.. Quiiman--I h. firs' on ~, hai
lp plains ,l Mexico. May he BE- lhe flA p,ss-
dent iihr Srilhrrn Kelnldc.
Joa " n LhsH-- sl4y ~ lle llc first Pres.
dent III Sea- Il Carolina.
rs Gu Mrilonaid--Flls CAUSE, OUR
g.AUSE Stftt ESS no HIN. AND NM.
/ filisAllON \ O his FOES
/ Ihe Fourth VI July--A gE,ritnF dsY. has
aad N day hlaA auth Carslina MAn snpYl-
pds II iy obe similar III n character, alid mere
/ lasting h, Az rsillls
oak Crroliaa- Separate Fclion. Il ea oprs
aii..,, rAass,ai hr at,Iainpd. QiIinan tr laws
IrAe 6fsi prssidfsA Vi ihe So'Aisfa Cru dssaru,
- Qafmaaaad Ddris-~ M \ litlsAis u thr
MI II llsi..,,aad tip pFs-aF lIsrl'a Vista. Ihe
ovh Tool ID Tim Is lind rirsprydnd - Liberty
Jl,e Uaoa-- Having long irtn ont n maud
lsd fufse in,N ihgsahnisg. Nm ase Martsd thai
II. sn,ner n y VII IL, sfilthe hailer.
Soah taYulina- Oli nm 23i say n May,
8lsl7ss sIla iptan,.. Il nlsnhet II islssr Vnlsd
u e,; Hi sis Ell n May 1852, mi, shr iec
/ stuns. hsr is.lrpeAdtAses mid AXE hsf sat- 4
sruung Ia, naiuass il The earis ~ a tree and ~
speudrn, Isspa5lc.
By jams Al. Bark Republic M hr Snuti
f,,pssihlr inn, ttr RrlahlIr S6aih Carolina
B 8. 4. LhaRiiels Secession " ~ ant
VERY hakard
aicD0aaEl, lonfy puitsnan--ile patriotic
se0.uiat, the nlNrfillel Alallau,lap. asd .hT n
Dsrjo,,s Ni.sls-ippia,. Aasal A seIr ssy
deuce ctonp with -urfess their islsr tlIVsts i
Ill css u. III rsmssIlniluuai iihvrty.
JoAa al. nulsMaH- .l'hr fin pfrsi'rn'rf ~
so.lhsgn Republic II, ali ihr iIlrsssitms lin
ttt. As.., sb,art a.s.tssf will BIZ found d III al
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
ADYERTi4EM

kr.nvsRTiAsMES rs Inserted atOxF
~, a., s,u.e. Ttea lines or icss, for ihs FIRST
- FnrY cEx4. fef each sabseqpen. insertion.
ia. ,l,r,i tsiistors will be made 70 persons
- Izeftise blythe year. !.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
From lie Natchcz Courier


or The aaho ohhe following ADMINISTRATION rom ilno'f
il resppc allie senlIeman. 4 man of integrity w 90 nM
rive ~ name because u his being randdaie ~ me present
lime fr m important Place III N Tint Stale my oa-
Ian obtain hs YAmc who may " Interested nih negroes ~
describes. s -,
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r,b.h III ,onr IL AsdHs E,r every ananAp hare
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g'Arnr, WhaeCn. Illinois. Jny ao. 1851.
~ he Strife noaroe c5unty, MisssnPph .;,
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fmnu y III il there le negro boys n WA roupy VINO
war, taken M III winter and connrd III our County Jall f
AZ wY.As tic time prescribed bylaw and have snrs seen
h.d ot ii ~ charges Nc. They 81 by NE name n Jyhi
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MAJ, b.lNryu nu ana 30 years heavy sci ark complex ~.
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canno III leAl III fall They nrtwo rpehtly bays NY
n slass staie ,stih $500 NJ ainD earh "Trip sMiihess
N. scesiar whether an ~ ynlr nrishl"fs have osl
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
I0p PRISrING.

IRON PRINTING neatly executed. On
+ ,.h.,-t notie. 4nI 1t REDUCED RATES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-06
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Collect ford he Cptfor4j2a 1T toluatus
1850 ~.
aug III anin,lsi Taxes assessed ard
rrtrftraiD Ir4 asnfef n lhr LDpa-
,a.hIrIs..a.l.u iTi8 10
Anu,hnl III II III ats iaAds 5D0 w
l0ialalire dur u Mcdaniel %
seIrnrut this Day ri
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81 p33 Os
1850 ~.
se~ 4 n. ~ y 800 ssss .s,,lsmsn, ii 451
49, ~ p.,a ,,,a.t,ryr " ,,cr receipt 400 u0l
~. M MI i.,...,,,er 4. III receipt 100 DOL
...s ~ as 40 iii
NH nm. rs.e ,iasaya 0V ag8
Cotuss ID i gsa II v. 5eeFsl 2oi az
On Anaa 4uaeIanrt II ~ Wy
s.,.,y III II III and 81 III 1851 Is 90
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