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Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05
THE BAVARIAN SCHOTISCHE.

THE BAVARIAN SCHOTISCHE.
A New York correspondent of West
ern paper gives full scope to his descrip-
tive powers in the following racy on-dit
of the fashionable world. 1t may well
be a matter of doub. which is the more
elegant, the dance itself or its appeilation
which the more difficult accomplish.
ment-the execution of the former or the
pronunciation of the latter We leave
the speculation to our lady readers who
it will be conceded, are entirely CON-
petent to decide the important question:
Before talking of the ball, l must ask
you-do you dance? Do you ever indulge
in the "BaUarian Schotische?" Meodi-
Gus title, isn't it! If you don't know it;
let Mr. Aanpi vaccinate you Immediately,
and take it in the orthodox manner l
picked 1t up in the irregular way, and
may be considered in the nefarious light
of Ierpsichorean swindIer. How |
ever commenced, or when, does not re-
main in my memory. but l lecollect at
different times, performing some most ex-
traordlnary acts of inspired lunacy, with
very tall mysterious female in another
d
fife troubled with chronic bronchitis.
This heard people say afterwards was
the Schotische. Perhaps it was, o: If
1t wasn't, l. havn't the most remote con-
ception of what it was
The style of Schotische is full of grace
ful positions, and has the combined beau
ties of the St. Vitus and Indian war
dances, with strong insinuation of poetic
action OF an afflicted cat upon hot build
ing materials, The most popular, elegant,
and in fact the only acknowledged fashion
OF executing Schotische is thus.
AS the music leads off, plunge sudden
ly forward with your patncr, make four
short jumps with four abrupt jerks OF the
hand TO keep time, then as suddenly dart
back again with the same jumps and
jerks. Then stand on one leg, as much
like lame duck as you can, change
quickly to the other, and hop round four
times. In this, you must take great care
to lift up your legs, as if, for instance.
something heavy had fallen Oh all your
soft corus at one time, or as if boiling
cobblers wax had been inserted in your
boots. The effect is very pleasant to
where about the room. but be certain to
whirl your partner until you can see no.
thing distinctly. for you can never arrive
at the full enjoyment of Schotische unit!
you reach this crisis. You then run q
muck among the other Schotischers until
you experience a shock, which will be
caused by another pair of teetotums, but
never mind that. If you should by
chance see another couple near you,
which, however, will very rarely occur
never stop, or try 20 get out of the way,
as that is directly contrary to the science,
and etiquette of Schotische but go on,
and if lady is foored elegant and ex-
pressive,) it is none of your business; If
you are large man, the amusement Is
much greater as then, instead of your
being knocked down every time by the
conclusions, 1t Is greatly in your favor,
that the other party may be knocked
down instead Of you.
Washington telegraph., 1851-03-05

GOODNESS OF HEART.-Yes, goodness
of heart is the great redeemer. When
united to genius, what a multitude of
faults will it cover. and it shines, though
with the dimness of the lost Pleiad, even
through the obscurities of vice. Few
had ever a more numerous or a more de-
voted band of friends than the warm and
noble-hearted roue, Fox; and who has
not loved Sheridan despite of all his fail
iugs:-above all, Goldsmith? for his life
was one long chain of failings, often
made ridiculous by vanity and foppery
that nothing but the gentlest aid kind
est of hearts could have redeemed
Think of man moving (as Goldsmith
scarcely did) in the middle rank of socie-
ty with clumsy figure and plain face, and
with an air and carriage by no means of
distinguished cast, yet decking out his
person in all the glories of "Tyrian
bloom." queen's-blue breeches, and
peach-colored coats, constantly in debt to
his tailors and every body else, and leav-
ing them at last two thousand pounds out
of pocket. Well might Johnson ex-
claim, "Was ever poet before SO much
trusted!" Yet, with all his foibles and
embarrassments, he was fully as much
beloved as admired. Burke, on hearing
Of his death, burst into tears; Sir Joshua
Reynolds threw by his pencil for the day,
and grieved more than in times of much
family distress; the great soul of Joshua
felt the blow deeply and gloomily; and
on the stairs of poor dead Goldsmith S
apartment there were the lamentatlon OF
OF the old and infrm, and the sobbing Of
women-poor objects of his charity, to
whom he had never turned a deaf ear
even when struggling himself with pow
erty.-Chanubers' Journal,
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Our New York Correspondence.
''.' " New YORK, Aug. 90, 1851.
Ep1ToR of the FREEMAN .-assl li3 ~ l..f

New York, Aug. 90. 1851.
ED1ToR of the FREEMAN - q = ai ".'
After all the snees of the London Times.
and the silly jokes of his brother Punch, there
are some sensible folks in England. who are
willing 10 admit the utility of another mans
invention, and honestly confess superiority,
when it really exists This was proved in the
most gratifying manner, BY the offer of Mr.
Mechi of bis farm, near London, for testing
the reaping machines. The weather was very
unfavorable; but, inspite ofall disadvantages,
Mr.. McCormieks Reaper walked into the stand
ing crop, SO cftclualy, and al the same time,
into John Bulls affections, so extensively, that
JoFn called upon the spectators, not only to
acknowledge that the American Machine had
fully established its reputation, but TO give
three hearty English cheers for Brother JON
athan.4 They were given in frst-rate style,
and then one more, with Hip, Hip Hurrah.'
at the end of that again. The news of this
triumph has spread over Great Britain; and
The agricultural mind already begins to appre-
ciate our genius. and to acknowledge, that,
Occasionally, You meet with clever man in
America rafs p 'a.'i'''e-. -
Considering tile veneration which the devo-
tees of ST. Tammany express for the pions
and immortal memory of Old Hickory, and the
strenuous defence made By them Of every
highhanded exhibition of that celebrated old
Tartar's arbitrary conduct, should seriously
recommend the party, by all meanss to run
Gen. Wool as thei= candidate for the next
Presidency; for his last act of military tyran-
NJ, will, should imagine, raise him almost
to an EQUALITY with their departed idoi--An
unfortunate Roman Catholic soldier, stationed
at Fort Columbus, at this port, was recently
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divine service alta Protestantplace otwoFshiR,
This. be firmly, but respectfully refused %
do; Whereupon, Court Martial was held up
on him, and he was condemned to SIX months
imprisonment with hard labor, and forfeit
ure of portion of his pay.
This barbarous sentence on an American
citizen, this iniquitous violation Of the rights
of conscience, was laid before the illustrious
Wool, for confirmation; and ii would have
been ratified, in spite of the applications ofva-
rious friends of the accused, and of other lib
era-minded friends Of liberty Of conscience, if
one or two persons knowing the martinet pro-
pensities of the Mexican hero,' had not bro't
the subject before the Secretary Of War, who
Immediately ordered the release OF the ,priso-
ner-Now, an act Of Haynau-ishe tyranny,
such as this, would, in the Hero of New Or
ieans,s have been justified by the leaders of
the 'unterifed democracy and, cannot bu.
think that, to pass over such an instance. of
Gen. Woul's unfinching respect for military.
discipline over civil law and the common pFin-.
ciples of equity, would be a decided slight Of
his administrative abilities. l aass.f,f fa5.rss
The Locos will not / feel convinced, neglect
to improve this golden opportunity Of bring
ing before the party as their candidate for
the next Presidency, a man who has so demi
ocratieally endeavorcd to constitute himself
the arbter of the religious opinions Of the Uni
ted States citizens serving in the Army, The
commandant Of Fort Columbus viii also,
doubtless, be nominated for theaVice Presi-
dency. Ofcourse. they will both be elected :;
and, under the next Administration, we may
therefore expect the addition to our National
Motto, Of the words: One God and One
ChuFch'' -s EAA NO SrA8Ga N00U3H.
1t is impossible. fpr. us to ascertain the true
state Of Cuban affairs Q Reports from the most
reliable sources are so contradictory. One
short week siuce, the number Of Americans
who accompanied Lopez on bis excursion. to
Cuba, in the Pampero was telegraphed to US,
from New Orleans, as 4, 100; a few days since
it dwindled down to 500; and, by the last aet
counts from New Orleuns. which take from
a paper favorable to the cause of the revolu-
tonists. it appears 1hat the real number
was nearly .tour 6Vndred. nmpiysupPlied with
arms and ammunition. but so III provided with
stores and provisions thai er'ethe vessel had
reached the Fort, she was found so crowed, i'll
ordered, and destitute of bedding. that over
90 returned to the city again,by the steamer
Union. Those who backed out affirm, more
over, that there was strong disposition TO mu
iiny, among those who re- manned on board. Q
Yours Trnly.
M, ye...,.s.,,t PETER WHITE. q
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Mhie senatcriaI Convention.

The Wings of the ssverHl Counties composing
the Thriieth Senatorial District, Rfe requested TO
send Delegates 10 ConYenlion 70 be held at Belle
vue on TUESDAY, the 9th day of September next, ut
II O'Clock A, NJ, foI. ihe purpose Of nominating a
suitable candidate fof Senator Of said District atIhs
approaching election; ssas..f lE# sss ..lf,s
JOHN r. OSBORN. Huron Co. I'D
ao z5in J. S3FOUKIs. Sandusly. aA
gTHOS. HAMILTON, Erie s
,8 GEO. B. SMITH, Ottawa. So
On brhalfpf the several Wing County Committees.
I July 28Ih 1851, .......Ess .-..- ii ...r
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Fourth judicial District Convention.

TIE Whigs Of TIE cnuniies OF Lucas. Ottawa.
Sandusky. Huron and Erie, are req"estedt 10 send
Delegates 10 Convention, TO he held At the Cnnri
House in Fremont, on Thursday, the 4Ih Of Sep
temher next. for the purpose of nominating can
didAie for Judge offhe Conr, Of Common Pleas oi
the 1st subdivision ofIhe 4ih Judicial District The
Committee recommend that the. several counties
arpoih one delegate for each one hundred, aud
for eich fraction ity Wing voters. taking the vote
on Governor in 1880 as the basis.
SO ELISHA MACK, of Lucas Co
-. GEO. B. SMITH, ofOttawa.
s.ea LIS. EOUKE. of Sandusky.
JOHN r. OSRURN, of Huron ag
4 -''i s-sa .THOS. HAMILTON. of Erie.
On behaifetihe several County Committees. -
July 2Stb, Ie5l. 86 4s st.ss t... u
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Petition to SeIl Land,

Court of T2otnmoa Pleas Sanausky County Ohio,
James G. B. Downs, 5"
AdInnistratnr of The Estate of
franklin Williams, deceased } "
VS.. ..73 .i.'t .t'-. |f
Sarah A. Williams and others.
TITO Sarah A williams. widow, and Mary Flo
i ra Williams. Ezra Franklin Williams, Ed
mund Henry Williams aud Sarah Catharihe VIII
liams, heirs and legal representatives OF franklin
Williams, deceased, and Frank Morgan, Admfnis-
traitor of JOSEPH, E. Williams, deceased Y Yoh are
hereby Informed that on the 7th day of August, A.
D!1s5I, snid Administrator filed his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Sandusky county Ohio,
the object and prayer Of which petition is to obtain
order and at the next term of said Cphrt for the
assignment of the dover of Sarah A. Williams, the
widow of Franklin Williams deceased; in, and for
the sale of the following real estate, (of which the
said Fraek " ilians died seized, or so much
thereaf may betecessary to pay the debts Of said
decedeht, to wit: an undivided one fouith of out
lots % and 25, and one undivided one third Of out
lot 90, in the survey ths east side of the
Sandusky river. .,in- Sandusky county. Ohio, being
one fourth of out lots 40 and 49, and one third Of
otit lot 43in the town ofFremont in said county:
7sa7" ri asEeJ j. B. G. DOWNS, Admir- $ ~
-tasi 7Ha-s tfa ,aai FR4NK WILLIAMS, decd. .,oN
..tBaF"lt s. By G. Edgertou, Atty
/ Aug. :, 1851. s2i - gza4 '9s'a yfsssEss
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30
Whig County Convention

The Wings of Sandusky county are re-
questad to meet in Convention, at Fremont
on Thursday, the forth Of September next, al
10 O'Clock. A. NJ, for the purpose of nomina
ting candidates for the several offices named
below; to wit: $780,. x..z
One Representing in the General As.
sembly, one Probate Judge. one County Clerk
one county Auditor, one county Sheriff. one
county Surveyor. one county Commissioner
and one Poor House Director. and for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the Judicial
and Senatorial Conventions .5asa7 q d--f
5Ga JACOB McCLEARY, a ".i.s
.io r. S. HULL. a.s Wing
JOHN, L. GREENE, \ County
R, p BUCKLAND. Committee
.uas j. S. FOUKE. aa eHe
Fremont, August I'd, 1851
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ssIlOOl Notice

for teaching the several public
schools in Fremont, will he received at the Au-
ditor's office until the 18Th of September next.
The proposals must in all cases he accompanied
with the legal certificate of the Board of Examiners
of said Town, and the price Of ieachingrer month.
The Common schools in said town will be open
Tor the RECEPTION Of pupils on MONDAY ih, % day Of
September next. By order Of the Board Ef+f
on 4.l.f' Fl. EVERETT, Sec'y.
Aup a. 1871 4. .s- - ....-.H
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I certify thai the rbove statementis frue.
GE II @ JOHN MURRAY.
See fSlsans Complete FaTrier and Cattle
S = = q DOGfOr.s

FOR FuLLAND COMPLETE DIRECTIONS
For choosing, breeding, rearing, and general
iqnpagepent; together with accurate descriptions,
causes, peculiar symptoms, and the most sPproyed
method Of curing all diseases TO Which horses and
cattl4 are sntjvct. .'A l'' N''t'-''' ~ .+ t'
GTEee Agents. names at tIe foot Of Sloan's
Column. For further particulars aud Testimonials,
get Pamphlet Of agents, -5te fa,
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Embellishments,
Echoo Is in. snndusIky Co.

TINE Board Of chooI Examiners for This Co.
will begin their sessions for the examination oi
Teachers, ON Saturday Sept. 30, in the basement
of the old Mrtho,Iiat Church. ieThe sessions vii
begin at | O'clock Nj and will continue on sue.
cessvs Saturdays during nine weeks i--.ii''i
-sts o. --..u-r i .-rsrr 20 F.<Sg WHITE, l7f
-s.ss. .-.ag-u -..lsa > Clerk ofthe Board.
A..
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Forty-fonr thousand acres of land have been
taken-uP in Illinois. during the second quar-
terlof,the present year, Sc 900 were claimed
on Mexican land warrants = 40
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Cardinal Wisernan has ii his own hands,
it is rumored no less than 100000 Of mon
eyi obtained By wills on honorary trust e
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30
Honses and Lets For Sale,

TIME UNDERSIGNED will sell on >tlre most
1 reasonable terms, the following Houses aud
Lots in the town ofsFrernout.f safHra3dn7 s7sttaa
Lot No. Jag duaturhpike above I1anshg's shop
with small house. s e, -, ,l4--r,y = i,f.-y.. Z
Lot No. 6. with small barn. back Of o. L, Minis
residence" 80 feaI 'f.if z@ -f1 sls 1fef - h'
.isnt Nh . e. corn@rof Croghan and w ood streets.
= Lots No. 2G4 aud 265. on GarFie6A strset, be-
tween Wood aud WAYNE. q ss taaAE - saH
Lot no $40. corner of Market and Wavne Streets.
Lot no 1856, Former frsid-net Of AZ Morshonse.i
Lot !SSg, with iall dwelling, adjdffthg $50 on
The south. zf'I "e5 -i!lIi- Afa : #Tk- f' b7S7a
hot DO 397,ygon Front street, small dwelling,
known as Frazer house. .sasAara 10 s6usd ~ u.
Lot no 405, on FFontstreet, adjoining Mrs. zlT
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MAR RE D s.. ess4s-g
In BaIlviile. by Rev F. S. White Of Fremont,
MR. HESRr Fl. HiLL to Mss MARY J. LOTT. -.
ALife Saved.

.-.- t..,t,a.-4 Buffalo 70, .iS0U.
Dr. w, d. Sloan--Sir: About the first of Au-
eust last my hsud began 10 swell very badly, and
caused me very great STUFF The swelling da-
ly incre asrd aud exlenhed up my to the shoul
der, and aft cied NE much to render me in
capable. Of ftsiniBg any food my stomach.
had in attendance an eminent physician, aud every
thing was tried thai promised relief until il SEEM
ed as though could not survive another DAY. Al
iiis critical unclnte al the solicitation Of friend.
your vsluab e ointuent was applied TO the and
land an0 tfiso ever the region OF the stomach
This mrne diairly stopred the nausea, aud in twen
iy- five OF ihiriSninut4s The pain IN my arr1Aan
hand WIS so far relieved that | fell into quiet
sjumbeT fur the first time in about two weeks.-
The hand was several times laid open with the
lancet before yonr oinime at WAS applied, without
agordiug any relief but from the lime began 10
use your ointment upon il the sore discharged free
". aud my hnpd and arm restored in al
most incredibly short tlme My speedy relief from
the wonderful snfferings which [ experienced. in
ducrs me send You this testimonial, ih1t others
similarly nfflicied may knowlhe value ofyour oiht-
meiit in such cases For any further particulars
you are at liberty to feisr tome.
i sF4 MRS. MARY ANN MURRAY
I Ieeriify that the rbove statemeHtis true.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thai petition will be
In prsxeuIedf6 10 the Commissioners of SanduskS
county at their next session, PRAYING for the vaca
ton of part ola county road comm eHcing so rods
west of the North East of of section number
lG, township 4, North of range "A, THENCE West
leo rods, thence South 60 rods TO a county rnnd.
Jackson ; JAg /, A. D. 1851. -@t."
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10 the Independent Voters of San-
sfig7se duSky County. shtsf,-4

. AT the urgent solicitation of many friends,
the subscriber. respectfully offers himself as
an Independent candidate for the office Of
Sheriff Of Sandusky comfy Should ! be
elected, I viii epdeavor to transact The duties
Of the Office with fidelity and satisfaction TO the
public. .a., J. }. COOK
wcodville tp. Aug 27, 1851.
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People should learn to enjoy their own So
ciety. The mauwho Is wholly dependant on
others company as means of happiness is
extremely destitute #Wfy
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w k1SN Il @E'A v II NiEilN A39 ssl4
gallon. Also, a. lot Of The vsEy best cid FaKScH
HANDY, warranted pure, and NOT scqterred nor dtgs
ged, which will be sold 81 very small advance on
Eastern pficeaA You who want Bran dies of " ines
for medical purposes can save money giving 6a
establishment in the county, that will sell pure Liz
quors. We sell none but the brands represented,
consequently, when we say liquor Is such bFand
f:is purchaser may rel that ne is not gersing sona
Also Tor saie4coffse. Blown Sugar, I.onf sa.
gar, Molasses, Ciaves, Cinnamon. Pepper, SPICE,
Sathieps. Layer, Ruisens Figs. Rreness S,andss,
Soda Bscuits.i Gheeses White Fish. Msekarel,
Cod. Fish. Oysters, Lobsters.. SaFdiness aR6ol,a
Flour, (he best brand in The county. J AlmoRdes
Fiberts, English walnuts, Brazil NuIs. Plug '1e-
bacco, Paper Tobacco. SaIokiag and Chewing. +
variety of Cigars. Matches Fiask s. Fire Graekers
Blaekine. Jugs, Milk pans Essenee- RoppespEat.
Winter Green. Cinnamon, Castor Oil. Pipes, Sins
ger, Mustard, I,,cquorire, Pepper sauce, HeFrius,
Tax Buckets, BTeoiDs, Boz canSIips, eCandses
fsead, LemoBss Cakes Pies, Boitied Rrahdt, psris
siy~ly for medical purposes, randv incaaka, Rpst
wine, Malaga wine, Madeira wine. Old Mohpnras
la whskey, Saint Croix wine, Holland gin, ana 4
ereatyariety of oshef articles 100 tedons 10 ehu-
meraies alkof whchwill be soldveTy cheap fos cas
All sorts Of folks. the taJfasbienabie ae netI ~
welcome as the 1aliorlabes, and will As we'll
treated. as we calculate 10 aecomnodafe every ha-
DIV, the hardy Farmer and MschAnie as Wsll Is the
Fownlpeople. We know no'distfnetioa hetmesn
hcnfit people, and don't pretend 70 keep Grocery
exclusively orihe resort Of the FqshfO1iabe There
fore. give us call, and YOU Will fnd John Is har
ltVt shall be ea5y IN week ore two for FTefh
Oysters. JOHN SHRENK. aaSEna
Il Agent for NJ. a. SHRENK-
ItfIT III
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SCHOOLS in Fremont.

TINE Examiners of scho OILS in Ffemont will hold
Il session for the examination Of Teachers, on
Wednesday Sept II. at O'Clock P M in the
basement OF the old Methodist Church. r.I
Aug 10, 1851. ..f,...-
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9Qbmce 10 Iet ~ !

NNHE room in the Tyler Buildings over the
store recently occupied bv Torping & WegE,
telD. = ,a..s- ~ r.. 2. ,BUCKLANDJ
: Anr 81. 1881.