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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

The quantity of brandy imported into this
country in 1850 amounted to four millions Of
gallons --four times the quantity imported
in 1851. The quantity Of wines was over
Eve millions Of gallons, being double the
quantity imported in 1s45. sa't
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
= Admitance Free. = n
IN eW Daguerrean rooms


m the HaISa Story Backzand's Building.
DAGUERREAN LIKENESSES ta-
IL ken in the most approved styles, fully deVelo-
ping the highest Improvement Of the Art,
~~ IL MH A w MI rs
who will render his services 10 the citizens OF Fre
mont aud vicinity for a short time only. From his
long experience and thorough knowledge Of the
business. (being in possession Of quick working
instrument Of superior quality which will enable
him 10 take pictures in all kinds weather. he does
not hesitate to warrent perfect satisfaction to any
who may favor him with cal@-and
or these for whom you fond emotions cherish,
Secure the shadow. ere the substance perish.
Miniatures enVeoped in frames, cases, lockets.
ladies' bracelets, pins, linger-rings, DC. sa
N. b The subscriber has also q splendid aSsort-
ment Of Gold Lockeis, which be will offer at a
very low rate. aa
Come and sector Yourselves.
Ladies should always. If convenient, dress in
dark. eark scarf is the most suitable neck dress
for gentlemen. Instructions in the art will be gil
ven reasonable terms.
Opening hours from A. NJ. 10 S P. NJ.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
A0pertisrmrnts.
New Meat Market !

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully announce to
i the public that they have just opened a new
Meat Market on Croghan street, one door west oI
Shrenk's Grocery, where they will be pleased to
serve al who win favor them with their patronage
with good fresh meat at all times.
Fremont, June 90. 1851, - -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

RATHER sMAlL-some Jews in New York
City tried to cheat poor women out Of her
pay, after she had made % pair of ayeralls at
5 cents pair.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

The total population of the United States,
as published from the corrected returns. is
tw enty three millions two hundred and ninety
eight
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
70 G0sSsTR.aGsT0i itSf
Toledo, NOrwaIk and eIeveiand
- R4TER0Rn


PROPOSALS. will BE received at ths Railroad
I Office in Norsalk, Huron Co6nty Ohio until
Monday the 23dof Juns. .inst.s At noon. fof doing
the Clubbing, Clearing. Grading and Masonry ef
Tweaty- Nine Sections Of the Toledo. Norwalh a.
Cleveland Railroad, between Ffsniont and Nor
walk. through Bellevue and Monroetillss
Tbs; line and PgOfeh vii bslesdg foE eaaE1i ifs-
iion after June 5th, and all necessary ipf tish
can be obtained Of Wm. II NEWTON. r.; se6t
Engineer on The work. sndlut the oesce in Nor
walk. siea3s aes{s -
The above named Sections will copapleis that
part Of the road between Toledo and NorwsIk COM
Meeting with the Michigan Southern RailEaaa At
Tol<do-the M4d River Railroad at BelleSat, and
the Mansfield aud Sandhsky CITY Raiiroa6 It Bzen-
roeviile.4 sls 5 tst l8se Isl Is
From NorwAlk to the Grafton Station Of Hhs
Clevelahd and Columbus Rairoa --f0rmlng = com
plete connection between Toledo AID ClevsIand--
the line viii be feady fot contractors ii an sAFly
day. and the Company are now prepared 10 make
private contracts for any portion 81 die Road East
Of NofwaIk.
By order Of the President.
a g9is 4. w ASHLEY. EnfinssE
Norwalk, June 2d. 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

The aggregate capital employed by the
Roshehilds, n their seven EuFopean firms is
computed at twenty live millions sterling, or
nearly one hundred and twenty-five millions
Of dollars. The richest Individual in the firm
=i Is worth abona SIS Millions Of dollars
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry.

zap REMOVAL.
G TIME SUBSCRIBER has removed his
lks-s ksl5 L Stock of Jewelry TO The shop recently
prepared for that purpose, two doors North ofhis
former place Of business. and having just returned
sortment of eh eb
Clocks, Watches. Cold Pens, Jewelry,
&c., is prepared to accommodate the public with
any article in his line, at reduced Prices,.si.
His Watches. gold and silver. of all patterns. are
unexcelled in richuess aud utility; his Clocks con-
ssts Of various kinds and qualities, and are warrap.
ted. An excellent assortment OF Gold Pens, Gold
and Silver pencils, ofthe most approved manufac-
ture. A splendid assortment of gold and silver fin
gef-riuRs, ear-rings lockets and breast-pn all Of
the latest patterns. Also, general assortment Of
Musical Instruments, and large quantity of toys
for little folks ss5A sTo8
Watches, Clocks, &C., repaired on the shortest
notice. E. LEPPEL MAN.
I Fremont. jane 20. ls5I.-lyr.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

Rantoul of Massachusetts, has refused to
sign a petition for the repeal Of She fugitive
slave law.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

UOU WILL FIND at Moses a good as
/ sortment Of Crushed, Pulyerized and Coffee
sugars. - y 2 MOSS
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
Norwalk, June I'd. 1851. ~
NOTICE.

a NTEIONY GESCHWIND born in IaufIin.
"a Canton Bern, Switzerland who years ago
had been engaged as soldier ia Ihe 4tt Regiment
Of Ohio, but was missed at Cincinnati and 81 whom
since that time nothing vas heard; he Il bt this re-
questedto give notice of himself to his uHdsrzns bed
brother. All those who know anything Of his fats
ate solicited 70 sand te intelligence Of il to thecf-
Zee Of This paef; a. HE brother appliea iof die g.
acy Of ths abBents
;,l NICHOLAS 6EScHWiND1
Fremont Jnne IL, 1881. q. 3. q fsiF-
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
5 j, Nj. JUNE & co.'s
AMERECANANDEUROPEAN M
@ AMPHITHEATRE

WILL PERFORM AT EREMONTi. RI
Wednesday June 25th, 1851.
Price OF Admission 25 cents. Doors ope n at and
Il O'Clock P. NJ. Performance commences at
q and u F. NJ, g.ss. .s4r.Es,s
TNHE- distinctive feature Of this mammoth estab-
l. lishment us organized for the present season
will be found TO consist Of the performances oi
june celebraied i N 81 t+ 35 e N
ERENoR TROUPE!
of male and female equestrians, engaged Mt vast
expense froin-the great Establishments Of France.
The travelling paraphernAlia will be proceeded up
on its entrance into town by the Gorgeous
CAR OF NEPTUNE!
Or the Monster Sea Shell! devoted 10 the convey
ance OF the Saxonia Brass Band, who, will pyrform
of their admired compositions they pass
through the principar streets. Among the most
distinguished Artists attached to the American aud
European Amphaheatre may be found the names
Of Mad'lIe louise the greatest female rider Iiung;
Mad'Ile Touruiarie; Mad'lle Josephine & Mons.
Teurniarie;4 Messieurs Ruunels. Lining. &C., &c.
Master William Armstrong, the faHIed juvenile
equestrian, and Joe PentlAnd the great American
Clown. The performances will comprise every va
riety of equestrian, gymnastc and acrobatic enter
tainments, including many features which are en-
tirely new. and peculiar TO this establishments.
GJFOr full Particulurssee descriptive bills. at the
principal hotels. s5.7,lrls7 f5..s sfs.e-E--a
Fremont June IA, '5l..
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

goods which he is determined to sell little IoOer
than can be had at any other store in Frsmont,
their clustering. Dragging. bgags, &C., to the
trary Notwithstanding. That he has heretofore un-
dersOld them, it is only necessary to refer to the
Immense quantities of Goods that hare been
taken from his establishment, and the throng OF
customers that stand around his counters iG
Having purchased a larger stock. greater varie-
y, and better quality OF goods than he has ever
done before, he hopes to merit continnance Of
pubic favoP Fes sa,r
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
.srOYEs AT IucTthlE !.

JTTIBL be sold at auction on Saturday next, the
wv 2lst inst.s in front Of fsaae Knapps Grosefy.
in Fremont; 8 Cooking Stoves and Box SEovee.
Stoves, and 9 sheet Iron Stove Regulators.
WILKINSON s. Co.
Fremont June n /, 5I. p -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
BOOTS AND SHOES
]. new GOODS!
At the Old Corner!
A. B. TAYLOR

LAS just received from New ork, a large and
II seasonable stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
purchased since the great decline. which viii
enable him 10 sell many ARTICLES LOWER than
was paid By those who pprch ased in The early part
Of the season.
Bonnets, Ribbons. Silks, Dress Goods and
CtO,hs have fallen at least IS per cent, and can be
sold here al prices that will astonish You.
ltis not my province TO 'BFag.' Puff or sBlop.
or Greats any sTeasp0t Tempesfsg, but
the public may rest assured the OLD CORNER
will not beuudersold BY any establishment in town
A. B. TAYLOR.
Fremont. MJy "a ls5i.--3in
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
Protection from lightning
- CfILWELL q DIRIANF

Etrfe1 aCUAtV ELL q ,UAEAIlA IN 1lF7'
ETHTOuld Respectfully inform The public
Wv thatthey are constantly receiving SprofEs
pared supply those that MAY desire them, on rea-
s6nable termss9 os aataf M
The above mentioned rods are manufactured 6f
carboDized ahhealed iron, connected by aecnratey
fitted brass connecting ioints with zinc prusectsEf
whole sutmuhnied BY solid Platinum Silver point
snrfOunded at the base BY three angular negative
magnets; They ara attached to bpiIdinep with
lock att4chments and glass isoaiors, Of novel and
iingenius construction.
These fodstaken Is whole. embrace the eiftifs
improvements Of science to the present day, and
constitute one of the mest splsnded silent eonduS
tors vet known.
Darius DiFlam will promptly attend TO All calls
by mail otherwise. Post Office address. Bellyue5
Hu5on county Ohio faR t ai7'5a-e -
ia BENJA MIN ooLwELL Z, AsssE
BeDyue, June :, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

A small farm Of about 80 acres OF land, within
one and half miles Of the Depot, well improved,
SO acres under cuItvetion. A good orchard Of all
kinds Of fruit Irees-Apples, Cherries, Peaches,
barn. handsomely situated on the Scioto River
The above is the most valuable mill property
west of Marion The Scota river, capable Of run
ming several pairs Of stone, and can be Improved
to most a-y extent. Both Grist and Saw Mill is
in thorough repair, aud both do good work.
Any person wishing to purchase such property,
can inquire Of Joseph Z. Fouke, at Little Sandus-
ky, VIVA ndot county, who can give fun descrip-
ton and good satisfaction any inquirer, as he is
well acquainted with the premises. Application
can also be made TO the owner on 'he premises.
'is DANIEL LON GENAKER.
June I6, 1851. N
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
Tho ladies GeneralIY.

will do wellto examine his stock, as he has some
of the most beauttil Dress Goods yet seen in Fre-
mont, from bonnet 10 pair of shoes-inclusire,a
prices which 'sconpstitioz' . has not yet dared To-
come DOWN to. laat t7'iii
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
" AL.U A LIE
MILL PROPERTY!
= FOR SALE,

In II HE subscriber will offer at private,sas, the
Kill 4 yaiuabs Mil property ScOto River,
together with 40 acres OF land in the county Of Ma
rion, aud within ten miles of The town of Marion,
and one mile Of The Railroad line and three and
half miles of The Depot, the road crossing the Sci
ota River. The property contains three dwelling
houses; one is occupied store at present. An
excellent Grist mill with two OF stones, aud
Saw Mill. Fruit trees of every description on the
premises. The property can be had on reasonable
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
DAGUERREOTYpESI
MAXWELL& &HIGGINS

1f1LAzA w LLAAA@ ~ CIAJNASA11N2
VTTOUED respectfully announce iS the citizens
wv of Fremont and Vicinity, that they are prspar.
ed to take Daguerrean Likeresses in all kinds Of
weather and in manner which cannot be stirpas4
sed by any. Rss #
Their apparatus new and Of the best quality,
Large size Camera whiehhas been tested BY one Of
the best operators in Cleveland. s rs nM
Mr.. Maxwell who will be the principal operator;
has given bic attention the art for some time bas
and took lessons and operated with Mr. T. L. Ken
nan, also Received additional instructions of John.
son & Fellows the most experienced and success
full artists Of Cleveland. And has made nrraRge-
menis so that he will receive Immediately all iI-
provements or new discoveries in the Art = e
Roomstn the Caldwell Building fsw doors south
Of Mr.. ZiegIers new Store. sE E srsL
Fremon Mar 81, 1881.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

Grand Arrival
.s or SPoRzgf Go0DS
Il EAD O Q.UARTERSl
GBFAr DECLINE ~ PRrcE@
tTlhe TremendOus Pie ofGaods nov omen.
Il ing at Head QuArtefe has pexfsetly astonishsd
The whols country, and the people seem to Be 6v@
ed with ons feeling n suppof uf die Saskatchewan
tbatfrst spiked the guus ef tissa8 f
OLD GOMBINAFIOE 4 IflGf PRlCfsSs
Our counters are lined with people every day.
and the rush is SO greai that about one half are
obliged TO go eway empty It's acknowledged By
every body that Minis hiss brought aB tils most
5 Magnificent Stock Of Goods
ever brought west ofthe Sanduskyrivsr and ju6r-
ing rom the cart loads uf Goods & have hs ersry
day for all parts Of the country We ihhk prices are
no objection We are going 10 do Thing jhis
spring that never he's been done w, ffIsll elf
you real Double Dilied Satnstts u 81 coniu. aud
heavy sheep gray, all wool at only 50 cents pei
yard. In the way Of
LADIES' blsEss GOODS
we have opened splendid yerisiy ofsilk and linen
--changeable. and waiered Poplins--chan9eebi
linen GiHghanis. Best Manchester GinVhsn5i a
10 cents per yard, and real linen Lhslrss afl2I
Beautiful heFrsgs de- sIdius, Printed swiss l-l,;
20 pieces black Alpaceas q I2t cents. and ersuG
variety Of other dFesg goods and shall sell i7em
In Che same proportion. Our stock Of
B 90 M M ss yE
would nearly cover ten acre loi: and fhs ribboAs
wiilmake up she balance. Tqe prices range ffem
nothing up 70 50 cents. and some ior tiias more.
Eleven cords SGlmEEseE Sfuffs. catsImeres.
Cloths &c, and the prices viii tel, no nls1AkEl
Our Ready Made Clothing & Shoe Room
are now flled with . whoppina ssacf. W. shaft
sell suit ofcIoths, Coats Vast and Pantaag 81 so.
First com FIRST served, They are going liks the
idews The proprietor OF Head Qnafters his takes
great pains with the
Shoe Department.
and BY going over 10 New England; aaa ba{ies d.
Fecty from the manufacturer. enables Us TO eivs
some Great BaFgainain this lines We shall cell
ladies slips at Is cents Mens calf bocis a 80 50
land warrant them not 10 rip 81 We viii na7 the
dAmage 0 cases Of other styles that shall be
sold in the sane proportion as lone al they afs on
hand. Weintend 70 keep the People poslsdon Ell
matters concerning lheifinieFesi aud when The
Rear Battalion arrives with atsplsndid lol of
Fragrant Young. yson Tea 100 haes Coaeel
and 80 Tons sugar. we shall then give lhs pssp,s
some 6gufes that will bloa the lid Of he ia pes,
and the 6weefhing al out the ah esr bowl Ha4inf
lbaughtouE stock early. justbsIofe the arcl rise
iH nearly al kigds sf goods and buying Ia oonnsc-
ltion with the Oh EsTA BL1sHNEaT ID Elyfit 7ivea
fns great advantages oyer small dealers PhS
arrived n New York LiTrLE roo LA4E.
We are always on hand with ths MarkLs u pay
for all kinds of prodnce.
Head Quarters. Nay sd, 1881.
Petition for Divorce.
Betsy G.. whitaker
Is 4
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
ladies, b1EEss g00ne.

We have opened splendid variety OF silk ai linen
-changsable. and watered Popline--chanSeabls
linen Ginghams Best Manchester Ginvhs,aS a
10 cents per yard, and real linen Ldslrss af l2I
Bsaulfn heETsgs de- Laius, Printed Swiss iruslInS.
variety other dress goods, and We shall seI ileIl
inahe same proportion. Our stock of
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-21
BI4ELOWS EXPRESS,
#Ha#

AZ ESSENGERS pass 10 and from all pla
WI ces on routes Of Fit :hbursh, Worcester
,nd Nashua, Vermont and Iiassachusetts,- =
Cheshire, Sullivan, and r utland and Durling.
Ion Railroads.
Connections with other companies arc 81
arranged that al Express Matter can be for.
wardrd without delay to any part OF the u
nited States, Cnnadas, Provinces, or Europe,
We assume no responsibility beyond the
terminus Of our routes.
Bundles, Rank Notes, Sperie and .Nerchan.
di:c generally. forwarded with despatch
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL, &C,
collsctcd, paid or negotiated. Stocks, Pro.
ducc, and Merchandise, bought or sold. and
all kinds Of Express Business promptly at,cn.
dcd 10.
In sending money or parcels of considera
BILE value, the amount must be stated, other
wise we are not responsible, in case Of loss
beyond the sum Of fifty dollars for any one
parcel.
All packages should be made compact a.
possible, and no package will be received IN
les. in g"od order and distinctly marked. All
Express business should be accomp MED
with written orders, unsealed, and personally
signed
| Letters cannot he taken, it being prohibit
ed nv the Post Office Department.
| All packages should be marked" Bi2elow ;,
| Express"
; Principal Office Railroad Exchange Boston
| FISK Il RICE, Proprirtors
! PRArr L. FosTE , Agents, Rutland.
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TO WESTERN PASSENGERS.
By Raiipay direct from Rutland and
WhihhMllo Schenectady.
eEY2 eEFs2 81

The undersigned have perfected an ar
raHgenIcnt with the different lines of pub.
lie conveyance between Rutland, W., and
Whitehall, 10 Chicago, for the trans portation
of Passengers and Freight TO any port on
the Upper Lakes, Luke Ontario, or River ST.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall TO
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching at all inter.
mediate ports, to Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence TO Chicago,
via Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers or freight tor any Of the Lake
Ontario or River st. Lawrence ports, will be
sen to Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail.
road.
In consequence ofthe reduction Of fare by
the Railroad and Canal Boat Company, Il
will Lean object for passengers to avail them
selves OF this mode OF conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation of passcn.
gers, and arc commanded by men Of long ex.
per'cnce, VIII" will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families emigrating West, BY calling on
the undersigned, will be advised of the most
direct and cheapest route, and be- enabled 10
procure tickets for any Of the Western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in
formation call OH the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before leaving, aud make a conlrac, on
board the Steamers, as il will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons,
WV, u. srAvEss,)
\, REED, yOn Roard Champlan
WV. G.sn,LI, Steamers.
} ID P"nTEH, East Rutland
:. Is. S,Koksr, Whitehall.
A SMirm,
c. RicuARDs, Casile,on,
s. LAW rNer, HydeviiI-.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Fairhaven.
, Whitehall, April, 1851. 1876
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
PuRtIsuEn ny
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81 STATE STREET., ALBANY.

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SCHOOL BOOKS.
Of every description, supplied, wholesale and retail
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Book sellers. Merchants, and Teachers. can have
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~ Teachers WISHING To examine any Of the a.
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Tltcom h's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR.

pv tks sss Of the Tive, D~es en- rfo're
~ sAs-~gh eSs sesefs s,etsfs, On scecun
sfths svsA i~mrsfsturs 81 tbs sH s',h'H /"
ssd as pees:,sf ssrssee ssst fes vent, lss'ca.
tbs, act sSssm has been lost FROM The nas =
~ hives ss~d within the three years past
:, V complete psossetos against The ~
isehs Il s~,shbo,ias bees. bee moths, &c
end Affords Presi,.s facilities fs wpIsoing
old t'ood eoasbs by new oses. IL 10 .n~qasl'
- - stock hive, swss,ns issu'"g fro," u
ftsm too 10 three veshs earlier than from
ssy Other hive. The sUsplas hone, 10 rad.
y sAia'oed from Il, in purs stsir, without
,s,s''ss the tsss. ~ bnIrs Of suitable sfss lot
h'n,ly vss ~ the maskrt.
This Hive 10 eoaslsvei~d "a philosophical
ssd sc;eai'de psiss,p,rs, snd needs c"iy I"
~ sesn 70 iasu,s is sse ~ thos~ ~bo are
s~Su,,nted With the instiHets snd nasars'
Ashns Of the konsy bse.
IN WARD, tviadsos, W 10 agent f"r
". s,is Of c.pn,y, Tosn, AID ind,y.ua
rsha. X'.sf