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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

DuBgsp (. Iowa-At the recent election.
the Wigs of Dubuque elected Peter A. La
Timer.leW hig) Mayor of that 6oarishing city.
Since ske defeat Of the River and Harbor
bill. mazy Of the Western cities have been
complsss y revOlutionized
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

BApoN IoUeE. La.--John R Dufroeq (Whig)
has been elected Mayor of Baton Rouge; an
Office he has. filed with credit and efficiency
fog nr1y5 years
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

The oldest person in the United States is
sukey Wright resident of Baltimore. Mary
land. She is I2o years of age.
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sandasky city. May ri 1851.
AdministratorSs Sale.

DY virtue Of decTetal order Issued out Of the
I'D court Of common pleAs Of Sanaasky eountv,
Ohio, to me directed and delivered, ] shall cffel
at public sale at the door ofthe court house in Fre-
mont, in said county. on the 18th day 81 june.
IA. d. 1851, between the hours Of ten and eleven
O'Clock A M Of said day The following described
real estate, belonging TO the estate Of Daniel p.
Newell deceased, subject l0thsFisht and dover ef
the widow, TO wit: Asli9
The west half Of the south west quarter Of sec
tion thrty township Eve, range thirteen eontaining
eighty acres more or less ~,
Terms, one third cash 10 hand, one third IN one
year. and the balance in tive yeafs with interest," 70
be secured by mortgage on the prrmiFeP.s5 aa4
9af4 E. HUNTINGTON, Adm'r, q
Mayl7. Is5IASw.
COLLARS. Gloves. Hose, Neck ard Poeke
~ Handkerchiefs, at HAISEs'
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

sg he City Council Of Cincinnati have
elected Mr. Gholson. Wing. City Solicitor.
Herece ived rs votes-just the number nee
<essasy s reelection.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

The British census shows diminution of
The population OF ireland, oftwo millions, since
1s4d. OF the present population. . large pro-
portion are females.
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AdministratOrs Notice

administrators Notice.
.NOTICEi is hereby given that the following ad-
In midisiratots and guardians have filed in the
office Of the clerk Of the court of common pleas
their accounts current for final settlement; Plat
Brush guardian of .Mst,s, P erles Biheh, John L,
Green admir- of John KridIer, Ralp, P. Budkland
admir- of David Chambers, Hirum Hurd admir- oI
Abner Aldridh, JohnL. Green admir- Of Samuel
Overmyre, and David spOhn adm'r of C. B. Spohn
deceased.
esi D. CAPPER Dep. Clerk.
Clerks office MAY 29, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
j. M. JUNE & cos
"A NJ ERIeAN AND EUROPEAN
AMPHITHEATRE

AMPHITHEATRE
WILL PERFORM AT FREMONT,
Wednesday June 26th, 1861.
Price of Admission IS cents. Doors open at and
74 o'clock P. Nj, Performance commences al
a and II P, Nj,
TINE distinctive feature fthis mammoth estab-
l. lishment organized for the present season
will be found 10 consist Of the performances Of
June's celebrated gsf4szs ls5es. 1.
FRENCH TROUPE! ~
Of male and female equestrians, engaged at vast
expense from the great Establishments Of France.
The travelling paraphernaIia 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 ofihe ShxOnia BrasS Baftd,i who will pyrform
some of their admired compositions as they pass
through the PrinciPar StreOls. Among the most
distinguished Artists attached to The American and
European Amphitheaire may be found the names
Of Mad'lle Louise, the greatest female rider lining;
Madlle Tonruiarie; Mad'lls Josephine & Mons.
Tournisfiei Messieurs Runuels, Lining. &C., &c.
Master William Armstrong, the famed juvenile
equestrian. aud Joe Pentlsnd, the great American
Clown. The performances will llcompFise every va
riety of equestrian, gymnastic and acrobaic enter
tainments, including many features which are en-
treiy new, and peculiar TO this establishments.
GTFor full particulars descriptive bills. at the
principal hotels.
Fremont June ID, Isl. Es-t ai-
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TO CO.VTRaCTORS!
Toledo, NOrwaIk and Cleveland
RAILROAD. rf

PROPOSALS will be received at the Railroad
4 Office in Nbrwalk, Huron County Ohio. until
Monday ths 23d of June inst, at noon. for doing
the GTubbing. Clearing, Grading and Masonry Of
ITweaty-Nine Sections of the Toledo, Nofwak &
Cleveland Railroad, between Fremont and Nor
walk, through Bellevue aud Monroeyille.i,
The lins and Profiles will be ready for examina-
ton after June 5th, and all necessary information
can be obtained of VIM. H. NEWTON. Residen,
Engineer on the work, and at the Office in Nor
walk. slln QQ sEe Il -aFH
The above named Sections will complete that
part of the road between Toledo and NorWalk, con-
meeting with the Michigan Southern Railroad ut
Toledo-the Mad River Railroad at Bellevue, and
the Mansfield and Sandusky City Railroad at Mon
roevillst s-,
" From Norwalk to the Grafton Station of the
Cleveland and Columbus Rairoad-forming com
plets connection between Toledo and Cleveland
the Zine will be ready for contractors at an early
day. and the Company are now prepared to make
private contracts for any portion Of the Road East
of Norwalk. s5 1 - &zrsg fs-.t.
By order of the President,
L. w ASHLEY, Engineer.
Norwalk June ID. 1851 as a.ssff Fs.5s Z. .sf
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zAEauns hulets Representation In Con

Imth Senate. Massachusetts has one Wing
sand-aae Free Sober; in the House. seven re-
gular NNhigs, two Free Soil Wing and one
Free Sol Democrat.
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NOTICE,

A NTHoNY GEsCHwIND born in LaufFiu,
n CASTOR Bern, Swtzsfland. who years ago
had been engaged asa soldier in the 4th Regiment
Of Ohio, but was niased At Cincinnati and Of whom
since that time nohin was heard Ne is BY this re-
uuested To- give notice of himself to his undersigned
brother Ailthoae Who know anything Of his fate
are solicited TO send e Intelligence Of il to the Of
fee Of this paper his brother Applles for the Leg
acy Of the absent%
= NICHOLAS GESCHWIND.
Fremont Jnna IA 1gSi.
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new GOODS
Old Corner!
/. a.. B z A Y. 10 r

TTAS Just received from New York, large and
Ii seasonable stock Of
sPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
purchased since the great decline. which will
enable him 10 sell many articles LOWER than
was paid By those who purchased ia the early part
Of the season. { S asssy "a
Ronnets, Ribbons Silks, Dress Goods and
Ctoths have fallen at least 25 per cent and can be
sold here at prices that will astonish you.
ltis not my pfcyince 70 'BrGg.' Puff or sBlow.
or create any sTea-p0t Tempestsf1 but
the public may rest assured the OLD CORNER
will not hsuudeTsOld by any establishment intown.
- iilT 81 A. b. TAYLOR
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The Bells.

The Bells.
Hark to the Bellsl the distant bells,
That chimes so sweet and low
What merry tales their music tells
Where the early violets grow
A -Hark to the Bellsl
Hark to the Bells 1.-THE marriage bells,
Earth smiles again in green;
The south winds blow. 'mong the hills below
And the Church peeps up between.
-Hark 10 the Bellsl
Hark to the Bellsl-the morning bells
How dance the brooks along,
Singing among the mossy dells;
Oh, sweeG IS the brooklet's song
-Hark to the Bellsi
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14
DAGUERRE0T' 0T'YPLdS!
MAXWELL, & HIGGINS

WOULD respectfully aunouAce to fhe citizens
w Of Fremont su, vicinity. that they are prspar-
ed TO take Daguer iean Likeaesses ID alI kinds Of
weather, andlp a manner which cannot be surpas-
sed BY any. s'sr ys35 80. Is 1r.rfff1..
Their az pParstus new aud of the best quality,
Large szs Cam which has been tested by one Of
the best operstors in Cleveland. - a
Mr.. MaxTvell who willb the principal operator,
has given attention 10 the art for some lime past
nam al orsceived additional instructions Of John
son - Fellows the most experienced and success-
ful artists Of Cleveland, And has made arrange
rlenis so that he will receive Immediately an im-
pFovements or new discoveries in the Arts .
-Roomsin the Caldwell Buiiding 4 few doors south
OF Mr.. Zisglefs new StotS. = -
FremoA May 81, 1851.
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UOU WILL FIND at Moses a good as.
L sOrtment Of Crushed, Pulverized and Coffee
Sugars r. ~. T. MOSS.
MAY "a, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-14

UKaMO AFfIXal i
or SPRING GOODS. .Ags
|H EA II O G IA RI Err S!
GRFAT D gcL1NE ~ PRKcksf
FTlhe .Treme uaous PIIs of cLSods nov ops.a.
i ing at Head & suaEtsrs hae perfectly assonsahsd
ed with one feeling i snppori 4 Is szsssIiahmsn,
thatfFst spiked the gns q ths se
OLD GO1BTNATs IOB q HIeH pRiCEss
Our counters are liz. q wish psspI, sssry dsy.
and the rush i % gEsA shss about one half ~
obliged 70 30 SWAY ssnpt =. z < q dyed bg
Magniicens St beh d Goods
ever brought west ofthe s, snAnskyfivos 5use.
ing from the esrt loads of g solthatlsa4s us ssefy
day for all Parts o. ts eount p ve thin plese afs
no objection. We en- Eoin { 50 % thing this
spring that never has been q. me, We sbaU beiF
you real Double hlilled Spnet e q 91S seats. aud
heavy shesP'a gray ~ WooI. enly 50 csnis psf
yard. 1nthe wayof
LADIES, DRESS po0Ds.
We have opened splendid vaTistf ofsiIk diinsa
-ehangeahleS and watesed Pspl nsaechsnfeabier
linen Ginghams. Best Manehests y GfnRhsms Al
10 cents per yard and real linen .usfEes al 12y
Beautiful berrsge de'Lans, Printed wise rrls.sIgns
20 pieces black AIpaecas a Iaa ssass and eresf
variety Uf ether dress goods, and We sltnlse tsue
II the same proportion. Our stock Of
E6B D w NJ 1E5S '-S go
would nsNrIy cover len acre lot. and he slBbons
.illuake up the balance. Tue prices fanfs frenr
notfling ny 70 50esnts, ard some fof tEifs Iofs
Eleven cords Sumlmaex 8euGfss Caesineress
ClOEha &c, and ths prices viii iellsHo nlsrEnrs
0urReady Made Closhing q sllos Rosia
are now flied vsith whopplng stock We shsif
sell suit ofeolha. Coaf, Vest and euis a. 81 50
First com FIRST served. They are going like he
dew. The pToprie Tor or Head QueFters has taken
great pains with the
iStoe Depaztmslst
and BY going over Il New Euelands and hr5Ine d..
fectIy from the manufacturer enables uh to eivs
some Great Bargains in This line W shall asfl
adiess slips ae25 cents. Meus' Gals boots at 42s0
and warrant them NOT % rip n We will Pay he
damage. so cases Of other styles thai shall Be
sold IA the same proportion aslone a. they are on
hand. We intend to keep the People posted sn Ill
matters concerning their INTEREST," nnd uhah thes
Rear Bsttalion arrives With that spleudid lot of
Fragrant Young Tyson Teal leo hsgs Gofsel
md 30 Tons suaarl we shait then give shs people
,ome figures that viii blow the lid ef ths isn pet.
and the sweetning all out . 9 sugar bowl, Having
IN nearly all kinds Of Roodss and hnying u cenhec
lion with the OLD EsrAREasHnEE1 ID Elypio, gives
ne great advantages over small dealers uho
arrived in New York LITTLE roo LATE
We are alwsyr on hand with ihe wHEzls q pay
fof all kinds Of produces.
Head Quarters, Nay Sd, 1851. s.s
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Better is little with the fear of the Lord,
than great treasure and trouble herewith.
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Frsmon, Jnns il. 1851.
sTOVEs An AUCTTON.

VTTILL be sold at auction on Saturday next, the
wv 2lst inst, ia front OF Isaac Knapp's Grocery,
in Fremont; i Cooking Stoves and6 Box Stoves,
also 10 sets cast iron Tops and Bottoms for PArlor
Stoves, and sheet iron Stove Regulators
.,3ls WILKINSONi& q Co.
s Fremont June II, 81. a2
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The Farmers Advantage
,,..r.--, "a II
Oppenheimers' Store!

OppenheImers' Store!
NV, BUCKLAND'S BRICK BLOCH
On the corner next to Pesse' Tin Store,
You will 6nd'the latest, best, snd CHEAP
EST stock Of
"H& NM %@DIDNDS9
Groceries, Hardware. Crockery, Shoes and
Boots, Hats and Caps. Is
Ready made clothing. the neatest shape,
To gentlemens' order made, -
Aud good work we. guarantee, I ~ -. T. p
Willing to show and let them see.
Broad cloth, cassimeres, satinstts and jeans,
Apaccas, mohairs, bombszines and deaines,
Bonnets, ribbons, edgings and lace,
Artificial flowers Of different ways.
Popns, satns, silks, and vestiug, the finest coIors
The greatest bargains for your Dollars,
Watches, clocks, and accordeons cheap,
Earrings, breast-pns, fnger-rngs, California set
Silk parasOls, fans of every kind, & r g..
Silk handkerchiels and shawIs will strike your mind
Lawns, plaid and plain, muslins, for a shilling.
Cling MS calcoes, lat the same, g. throw in trimmings
And do you wonder how we can well
Cheaper than our neighbors sell?
No wonder! let US tell: Prs
We bought our goods since prices fell. = = -
And every one that calls with us,
And makes Of this advantage use,
We will convince and satisfy. i @lt-f
That this is the place TO trade and buy!
IN exchange we take all kinds produce;
For wool We have the best of use.
Therefore who wants premium price,
For produce and money; '5 r @ 20
Come, our stocks the largest size. -1,
The cheapest, best and bonny. L -
L. &. H. OPPENHEIMER.
Fremont. June z, 1851. lfle
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CLARK & KRlDEER,
Merchant TailOI;s

II
NTOULD again announce to fhe citizens O
w Fremont and vicinity, that they have just re.
caived a large and splendid assortment Of New
Goods, comprising Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestings
Sattinets, Twesds, Shirts, Suspenders, Cravats
and very large assoFtmentofz}afa sntt9ss sft
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which we warrant 10 be well made, As we have
taken great pains in selecting our clothing, we
have no hesitancy in obliRsting ourselves TO sew
all rips free Of charge. We have also large as
sortment Of summer goods principally for chiIdrens
ware. which we will lsslI cheapi also all kinks Oi
Trim nings. y4.7.sF Y.s.f5H Y
We are now fully, prepared to furnish material,
and make up work TO oFders on the shortest notice
aad most reasonable terms, and warranted to give
hand, ready made clothing for men and boys Of
OUR OWN MANUFACTURING,
which we will sell very lew for cash.
q The Public are invited to call and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere las we think
that we can suit them in most any article in onr
line; and on as reasonable terms as any other es-
tabIishment in this town, for determined not
to he undersold. r=e4
Don't mistake the place, Shop one door north Of
A. F. & F.. VaudeFcoOk's store, where we will be
found at all reasonable hours.
Give us call Gentlemen, and We viii do what is
right by you. aA
We would say here for the benefitofour Country
friends who wish Cutting done. that We are pre-
pared to furnish them with Trimmings as reasona-
Bile they can be had any where else All Cutting
done here, sUGrGnteR to it, If property made up.
Also-Agents for Williams Reports of Fashions.
Fremont, May 3lst, 1851. ,g--l
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Boots and Shoes.

avery great variety and warranted waterproof.
HATS & CAPS, A GOOD ASSORTMENT
Sole and Upper Leather, dc; all uofthe
above articles viii be sold cheap for Cash. or ex-
changed for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Timothy
Clover or Fax-seeds, Hides, Sheep pelts, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Tallow and Wax. =
Ew Don'tlet those Shylocks around where
the large flags hang out make you believe that
their stores are branches of Olmsted's Estab-
lishment, it is only CANNON Olmsted's Store
is still on THE TURNPIKE, and Olmsted is
there himself, to supply his friends, s 81
Fremont, May oath, 1851.
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Protection from Lightning

1...altl COLWEBL & DTRLAM
Would ResRectfuIIy inform the public
w that they are constantly receiving Sprott's
Patent Lightning Uods, with which they are pre-
pared to supply those that may desire them, on rea-
sonable terms. fst.s~ .,ss..s.s..r4 .1-.
The above mentioned rods are manufactured of
carbonized annealed iron, connected by accurately
ted brass connecting joints, with zinc protectors,
making them equal TO copper as conductors. The
whole surmounted by solid Platinum Silver point,
surrounded at the base by three angular negative
magnets. They are attached to buildings with
lock attachments and glass isoIators, ofa novel and
ingeRius construction.
improvements of science to the. present day, and
constitute one of the most sPlended silent conduc-
tors yet known, fAesf = eA So 3
Darius Dirlam will promptly attend to all calls
BY mail or otherwise. Post Office address, Bellvue,
Huron county Ohio.
- BENJAMIN CoLWELL, Agent.
BelIyue, Jnns7, 1851. Z rF+
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Betsy C.. Whiiaker,
sssF xs.
Joseph Whitaker. ha
ETlHE said Joseph Whitakps will take noliee llas
i the said Petsy G. Whitaker hna fled II NE
Of Ohio, her petition praying % bs divoread from ne
said Joseph Whitaker. assigning fOr cause szlrsms
erueIty.
GREENE g. ANNESLEYs
April lc. 1851. -
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will do well TO examine his stock, as he haa some
ofthe most beautiful Dress Goods yet seen in Fre-
mont, from bonnet to pair of shoes--i,lclusre at
prices which ''eOnlpeition," " has net yet dared to
come DowH 10.
The New York herald., 1851-12-29
city Intelligence.

cH.S.riSr riir nr.rnEA--oss.r IH.w - The thsw on
Saturday nisht and yesterday Is very remarkable From
extreme cold the weather changed to aitaost warm,
and rain has fallen ccIiouy, carrying oil the ice and
snow Ye,terdsy mornipg the streets like sheet
Some OF thee events quite luccrou. An Irish
man vas going down Chatham street, and had a straw
rope wound around his brosuss device resorted BY
the peasantry his native country to prevent their
clipping 10 the tro.t and also 20 keep the from
getting into their shoes The device had not the same
effect this occasion for down he came and after he
got up fell second tune; when a daikey coming up,
With q knowing grin. said. !" Ha. Pat, you can't
deny that Pat said nothing, but looked dssgers
at the negro, Who q rather sblebodied dimen-
sions The heds Of ice floating In both rivers
yesterday, were immense. The ferry boats had 70
times they carried swsy with them considerable
distance. vhile the concus.ion caused BY the paddle
wheels striking against detached masses OF oe was tre
mendous and 'eeaed a. II II would shake the boats 10
pieces.
Csrrov 70 P.rsSrs Last SATURDAY afternoon q
melancholy and fsis accident occurred in the family OF
Mr. John Care. residing At No. l3s Second street IL
that he youngest son, very fine child bstween
two and three years Of age, kneelng on chair BY
the window amusing himself at the boys playing with
sejges the street. when the poor little fellow In turn
ing suddenly ss was supposed. to speak TO his sister
e1 his hold the chair and fell with all his weight
10 the foor ndeting violent blow the back Of his
head causing conclusion Of the brain. lie was taken
but All 70 no effect az death ensued in about S hours
afterwards We relate the above ssd affair an in
stance to ,how hov necessary II for parents and ke.
wise those who have the charge u children to watch
them with and thereby avoid caamitiss Of this
hind.
praut v, B-ExINc The women named Margaret
Dsvi. alias Ellen Morgsn who burned badly at the
Sixth ward station houfe Friday night lsst her cloth
ing having accidentally taken fire from the stove died
yesterday from the effects Of the injury st the City
Hospital She was native Of this State about thirty
years Of sse. and poer, destitute creature having
sought the station house Tor lodging Verdict accord
ipgly.
FERRY Doar CoLttsroS S--Last evening, between seven
and eight oclock the ferry boat whitehall OF the la
milton avenue route was accidentally into by the
lIAtx. aft ~ k.sfl faxWn .v.A l.s
The New York herald., 1851-12-29

TnB CusgoM HOUSE AND ITS MANAsRnsS1.-
sons Of NE Sunday papsn tsl v~y qsssr stories
about the Custom House and IL management, ur.
der the present regime. 1t seems, according to
these statements, thst Mr.. Maxwell, the present
distnguishsd Collsetor, has filed many os the ir-
terstices Of the Custom House with his rslakives,
hiends, and scqusintsnces, to most extraordinary
extent; and what 10 more to the purpose, is stated
that some Of them, while keeping their ofhcos in
the Custom House, and craving their pay, are en-
gagged in their usual vocstons round aud about the
country, as milkmen, and farmers, and what NOT.
Tho objections made by these srumblers, to the
system Introduced by tho Collector, are not very
oogsnt. particularly in hiscsse. Why? Mr.. Max-
well is descendant from one VI the old Scottish
clans, and it has always been considered maxim
among the breechlsss Highlanders, both moral
and reig gous that the chief Of clan who does not
take care of his relatives is worse than an in.
hde ard deserves hanging the highest tree on the
highest hill within sight Of Ben Lomond or the Skid
daw, or the Chsviot Hills If this safe precedent do
not satisfy the grumble at the policy of the present
Custom House, We can psint to tho favorable ex-
ample furnished by the members Of the prssens
cabinet at Washington, who, in all their doings and
appointments, take care Of themselves and their
relatives to the fullest extent, while the rect OF the
wings are turned out on the eommon-G alpAinism,
t has been sometimes called il seems no to be
the prevailing principle under the present admins
tration, not only in Washington, but throughout
the country.
Well, there is some comfort in knowing that Q
change will be made after the next Presidential
election.
The New York herald., 1851-12-29

LOLA MoNTEs's DEBUr.-1his evening Lola Mon
tes makes her hrst appearance as SansOse at the
Broadway Theatre, and we have some doubts
whether the public will not be disappointed with
her dancing. After curiosity is satsfed, In one or
two nights. she must rely upon her merits In
dancing alonej the excitement will all subside,
and she will be regarded as merely a second or
third rate artist. She is by no means equal TO
Fanny Elssler, Cerito, or any other great artist
either as q dansDss or in point Of beauty and ele-
gsnoe. Her great forte is not in public, but in
private and social circles, whore she shines as an
intellectual woman, by her dashing powers Of
conversation, salient, impulsi'e wit and smart n,
partee. She has no room or opportunity TO show en
these peculiaritiesIin a ballet, and on the stage
there will be little attraction about her except the
mere crcumstancelof her being sort Of historical
and romantic character, and that, in connection
with her wild career, the simple truth is stranger
than any fiction. This curiosity viii be very spec
dily sratifed, and the public viii then begin to
think no more Of her than Of asy other " nine
days wonder" She should give lsetures-dslivsr
orstions-er turn counsel and lawyer, in her own
osse. she ID already neatly a. good lawyer -
some Nhoss who row figure largely 81 tbs bsy, 10
rsrv'@ eases.