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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
Drowned.

On last Saturday morning, while attempt
ing to swim across the river about half mile
below town. a man by the name of Andrew
Cookendiver was drowned. He followed no
particular business, was about "a or 25 years
of age, and leaves wife and one child behind
him.
Mr.. Cookendiver's father is supposed to be
living near Columbus, and as tits wished that
he may become acquainted with his sons
death, the friends of the deceased will be un.
der obligation to editors throughout the south
ern part of the State. if they viii make the
above facts known through their respective
papers.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

Spring trade has cpensd unusually brisk
4hih season and all articles Of Produce have
commanded fair prices. Bat We heard Of Q
transaction ID live meat the other day which
Is said 10 puzzle ahe best dealers as TO the
stats Of fhe markets. The affair may Be sum.
med up as follows
Mr. B. No keeps business house, on
St, IN Circleyille: and Mr.. B. No 2 from
she country occasionally calls in. It so hap
pansd that the other day Mr. B. No. made
his usual call On Mr.. B. No /. during which
the two BIS got into most beWildering and
beaatifginq exchange Of sentiment upon mat
ters and tbines in general. which was not de,
anceed from il che least, because b. No. 2 had
imhihed slightly and was therefore what is
rulqarIY called .scocked, for the time being
and B. Mo-. I always imbibes aud is always
tcocked, like q rusty aint-lock. In The course
of their cogitations Z was proposed BY B. No 2
thai he should purchase the wife Of B. No. !.
TO this B. No assenfed, and The price
agreed Npon between the two BIS was $50 to
be paid cash in hand. and note for The same
amount pagsble in - days. This was com
piled with. Alter stagger home and nights
nnore. Ar. B. No 2 upon seeing his own wife
rscoIIeeled bis purchase. and At once came in
20 rue the trade: but he found his friend q
nsn of hia word. There, says be. is my
vie, and here is ihe pay for her--ali asked
She is yours take her. Mr. B. No. 2 attempt
ed to expostulase, and limited about being :
fool when he was drunk. DC. but il was nc
GO. And 10 bis CONSERVATION the woman be-
9an 10 She's signs of packing up and clingine
% him. A this junctuEe B. the I'd called OF
m lawyer Cor consolation. and asked what hs
could do The laayer replied nothing He
istherefore minus the ESQ as well as responsi
bile for his uota. and Will be thankful il he get
I'D Of supporting an extra wife.
Morai--If you are married man never ge
sfiehE but night never propose to buy
woman. however much accustomed you maj
hs 20 deal i'm other stock sonthe l.oofs
cirelexiIle Herald
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

We heard good story. che other day, Of
an ancient joker (now dead) whoi is the father
Eof quite brood Of, fast boys
The old gent was rather strict governor.
though when outside. he would occasionally
.let up drink. talk hoarse, and go in for the
chances. The boys knew this-boys general
" do--and while they respected the govern
or on account of his age. they positively OBJ
ljected TO his propensity for humbug. One
Sunday, the governor was reading the Bible,
when Ez. the oldest boy, procured set Of
dice, and having spotted all the low sides, SC
that be could nos get less than fifteen, com
nenced throwing them Onia chair The gov
ernoT, came 10 hard word, looked ap, and
saw the game Then came the following con
Versation
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES boy--Ezeriahl Dc
you know what day il is?
s-6fteenl-Sunday. Seventeen
Governor. Well. then, you 60 put them
things away: throw them in the stove-no
put 'em on the shelf Get book, sit down
and read.
Ez put the bones in bis pocket, and got .
book bui somehow or other, out came the
dice again.
Ez-Ssyeatseni Ssgenteea I Z Ssuenteen.ii Z!
Governor [springing from the chair, and
allowing the Bible 70 drop on the ioor.] What
not three seventeenth Good Cd them
ao0aId kGVe IRON that boss last night!
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
And Still they Come.

whats coming'' exclaims the reader.
Why more new goods, 10 be sure, and twenty
tons. more or less. have been put down at the
door of A. F. & F. Vandercooks' store, and
they have carefully arranged them on their
shelves, counters, boxes, DC, to be sold to Gus
toners at very small profit. Let no one
fail to examine their stock, as there are some
rare bargains to be had
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
Baltimore. Nav rs

THE New MAHYLAND CoxsTITuT1oS. 6c,--
The new constitution Of Maryland is Published.
Amongst the prominent features IN addition
to those Yesterday photographed. re-that
persons engaged in dusls. as principals e sec
onds, shall be disqualified from holding Office;
clergyuen are ineligible for seats in the Leg
stature; bribery disquali6es for holding Offices
persons convicted OF larceny or infamous crime
are disfranchised; a certain amount Of proper
~ is exempted from seiznre for debt; the ju-
dietary system is remodeled; the Governors
term is to be four years, Ut salary Of 5000
per annum; stockholders Of banks are made
liable for twice The amount Of Their stock, and
bank officers are prevented from getting dis
counts
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
From the NJ. =. Evening Post.
Foreign Items.

Il
A Durham paper says that two black .eres
were laid BY black duck lately. near Snth-
eriand.
An England there are two millions Of
draughf and pleasure horses, and one hundred
thousand agricultural horses
Sir Richard Packenham. formerly envoy d
to the United States, and who has been on
the retired list since bis leaving Washington. S
appointed her Majesty's minister at Lisbon
Mr. Walter. P. P. for Nottingham, and pro-
prietor Of the Times, has given 4 general invi-
tation to his constituents to visit BIS town res
idenee. Russell-square. any day during tlle
period Of the great exhibition cosiinues open.
The hospitality issnot limited to electors mere
II, but is intended to include every well con-
Quoted resident in the borough
Several cases Of plague have occurred il
Genoa, the maiada having been inlrodneedsby
means Of skins and hides.
M. Poitsven, the mronaut Of The Hippe-
drome Of Paris, ascended on horseback from
Havre, one Monday. to heights of 5000 feet
The viceroy of Egypt Is reported to have
definitely sanctioned the construction ofths
Alexandra. Cairo, and Suez railway.
The huge hydraulic machine and cylinder
that lifted she Britannia bridge entire, and is
Of sufficient power 70 lift the crystal palace
aud its contents. viii form leading feature IN
the great exhibition.
The Morning Chronicle describes the open
ing of the Crystal palace 10 three languages,
in English, French and German.
A Parliamentary paper announces that the
sum required to be voted towards defraying
the expenses Of the Caffre val, for The years
l185o-51 and 1s51-52 is estimated at 93oo.-
ooo
On the 9th the court martial Of Plaoenza
condemned nineteen banditti to death. and one
to twenty years imprisonment with bard labor
Fifteen Of the former wnre executed immcdi-
ately: the punishment Of the other four was
commuted to twenty years Of edyeese dslro.
From 1900 % 1850. the sum Of fI4.5oos-
900 has been subscribed towards the funds Of
the various missionary societies in England.
The contract for the erection Of pnbl;calba-
toirs at Edinburgh, has been taken for fI2,-
97s, IS. cd.
The aggregate railway receipts for sixteen
weeks, of the present year. in England,
amount TO 83, 7O5. .754; for corresponding pc
Rod of 1850. s3sss.5ss. showing an increase
of 1857, ,166
j A motion was lately made in the Chambers
Of Darmstadt to forbid music and dancing ii
the public places on Sundays and festival days.
On division It was rejected by 45 votes
against 2.
4 During the several years ending November
IlI84s, I849, and 1850. 22.25e, I3.sIs and
TO- .75O persons respectively received charity
and aid at the celebrated convent Of ST. Goth
ard. on the Alps
Amongst the curiosities at the Great Exhi-
bition is a coat ef Irish frieze from the estab-
lishmentsof Messrs. Kearse a. Co, which may
be altered into nine different shapesi
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
Another New store.

By reference to our advertising columns
il will be seen that ]. 7. Moss has opened a
new store and new stock of Goods, in the
room formerly occupied by C. J. Pettibone
Mr.. Moss has large and complete assort
ment of Goods, and he promises to sell them
as cheap as other merchants do their goods
and eve guess he'll do it."
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
Fremont Fishery,

This has been one Of the most prolific sea-
sons for fishing. in the Fremont fisheries, that
there has been for years. On one ground there
were about one hundred thousand white bass
caught in one week-about three hundred
barrels There has not been far from thou
sand barrels caught within the last two weeks
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
RE The Seneca Advertiser seems to think

Rg The Seneca Advertiser seems TO think
that Tifin is great city, and speaks very en-
thusiasticly about its wholesale p establish
ments, and the amount of business done there.
We have no doubt but Tiffin city is 'sOnae pun
kins" of place. To prove the fact it is on
ly necessary to state that two or three farm
ers, from Marion county, stopped at that city
to sell their wheat and its merchants very
nsagnGaimously offered them so cents bush
Ell for it. They brought it down to the VaIIGge
of Fremont, and sold it for 10 cents, only eight
cents more on the bushel than Tif6n city
could afford to pay. Why, Mr.. editor. you
ought to come down to our ViIlGge and see
the amount of business done here. Our mer-
chants will sell you ten lbs. first rate Rio Cof-
fee for one dollar; sixteen lbs. best quality OF
sugar for one, and first rate iron at three dol
lars hundred pounds, and every thing else
in the same proportion. Talk of Tifin city
selling goods cheap why her merchants have
not yet learned the first principles Of liberaity.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

a LkUeHABLK NoT1cE we are indebted
% the Warrentewn. N, G. News for the fol
lowing advertisement. which was posted up
ina tavern IN Eeuburg. while the Legislature
mas IN session ai that place Nine host il
seems. was al honest ven meaning feIlew,
who had conceived the'idsa that the members
wera the very salt Of ihe earth, and had list
aned o he complaints Of cersainof them,
relative q he doirgs Of few wilder charac-
fess. Who did not belong to their fraternity
Here ID the notice which he posted in the mos
conspicuous places 10 the house.
Look hersI-The following rules Of order
win be hereafter Observed in this HOTEL
Members ef The Assembly viii 60 70 HE IA
BE first. and the gentIsmen afterwards.'
After reading & orer.he did nots exactly liks
Il Il didnG say anything about Towdies and
blackguards; 50, 20 caution them particularly
he added
.Nota Bena. roWdies and blackguards will
please mos to mixwiih the members. as il is
hard to Cell one from the other
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

The time chosen for appointing. delegates
on the 18th of June, when the people will be
out at the polls, is favorable to the selection o.
the best men as delegates, and the means o.
conveyance to the Capitol from all parts o.
the State, easy and convenient Letthe
Wings then rally and re-kindle the council-fre
that used to burn so brightly in the old Whie
wigwam 1t can be easily re-lghted by an in,
terchange of sentiment, and pressure o
hands Of brethren of the same faith, re-unitine
once more at the Capitol of the State in the
good work. Wings of Ohio, GREAT CRISIS
is al hand, in which the veal of the State de
mands of every elector to be at his POST. Sc,
that you do YOUR DUTY.
JOHN B. THOMPSON,
LORENZO ENGLISH,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
JOHN w. MILLIGAN,
JOHN GRAHAM,
WIN. T. BASCOM,
THEODORE C0MSTOCK,
A. B. BUTTLES,
R. p L. BABER,
SAMSON MASON,
THOMAS w. POWELL,
CHAUNCY N. OLDS,
WILLIAM RICHARDS, q
Wing State Central Com.
Columbus, May IL, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

BANKS IN New YoRK-Nine new banks
have been formed in the City of New York
during six months past, and have gone, or are
preparing Immediately to go, into operation.
The aggregate. capital of these banks is up
wards of six and half millions, an increase
of twenty-five per cent
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

In the Virginia Convention. May 10th. the
COMMITTEES Of the Whole voted down the COM
promise offered BY Mr. Wise. By seven ma
iiorisy; alsotwo other propositions They then
took up the report Of the Compromise com
mittee, which was modified and adopted by
seven majority. This gives the vest four ma
iorisy in the Legislature on joint ballot as
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
4. 3. Olmsted.

Mr.. olmstedis again on hand with large
sssorsment of Spring and Summer Goods. So
says his advertisement in another column of
our paper, and such is the fact as We know
from personal examination.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

Coon ADvIcE.-A cheerful face is nearly
as good for an invalid as healthy weather.
To make sick man think he's dying, all that
is necessary is to look half dead, yoursef-
Hope and despair are IS catching as cutaneOus
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

lis said that the young ladies Of Cincin-
natl have acquired passion for throwing them
selves into the Ohio river for the purpose Of
being rescued by the gallant young men who
wait upon the wharfs for an opportunity to
show their gallantry and daring
Cincinnati Exchange.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
Hat and cap Store.

Nearly oppositer our Office, one door south
of Minis, we notice a sign recently put up, of a
hat and cap store; VIM. o. Abbott prOprie-
tor.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24

The above is a gross libel on the fair ones
of Cincinnati They merely wish to prove to
the sterner sex of that "burgh," that they are
"dear little ducks"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-24
Our New York Correspondencc.

More gold from the Pacific Stats--ArripoIc Of
tie Cambria from EnglGnd-- The Pyssi-
dent. Webster, Crihehdea &c. n New York
Erpected Marriage in High Life'-
Modern Female Costume IN Broada0ay
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24
Arrival q the steamer Europa.

HALIFAX esp,smbsr Is, II , NJ
The steamer Europa arrived hers this evening
with three days later news from Europe. She has
Isl passengers The Europa sailed from Halifax
for Boston At haltp 10 o'clock tonight.
The political news possesses NO feature of stri-
king interest.
Advces from the United States are considered
unfavorable to the market. British manufactured
goods continue brisk, without change in prices.
The Manchester market is quiet, supposed to bs
caused by increased caution, which recent heavy
failures inspired. Merchants and bankers are con-
tracing.
Ledru Roln and 100 others have been arrested
for eonspiracy Prince Joinvle has been officially
announced a. . candidate for the Presidency.
Affairs in Italy bear threatening aspect.
The French squadron ia the MediterYanesn has
been ordered TO the Italian coast.
The decree Of the Emperor Of Austria, pronoun-
cling absolutism, has created great excitement in
Austria and throughout Europe.
LavRRroot, Ssptsmbsr g.
Ihs M0ykets.-Cotton assumed dull aspect
Buyers find the feeling much in their favor. The
most current qualities Of America have declined
nsaily 1-Sd during the week The authorized
quasstions are: Fair Mobile SD: Fair Orieana
81 uplands 5 1-2d. The sales Of the week Az
36.50Q baies Of which speculators took 5000. ex
3 Psstsr1 5000 bales. The sales Of Friday wers
goo hIes-15O0 to spsculators and exporters
Market closed quiet. s.s
Breadstufs-Grain il in demand, and briok a
previous prices. A good steady business in whea
and Hour At full rates current at the sailing Of thu
Pacific There 10 less disposition to press sales.
ffoyisions-TheFe is nothing new to report be
Xond the sxfseme dullness. Lard continues active
1aiicw quist but no lower in prices.
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An lnssrssfing Woyk.-The New York His
torisaL Socisey has procured q il own expense,
from Henry sAvena' Esq, now in England. an
sb:traet Of TIE contents Of histericsl. decumsnts
in the Colonial Ofise in London, which il 10 pro-
posed to publish Il ! yslsns. Y q 2 ,e =.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

3T1NITED STATES CITY PO0T-In exaeui
~ In Of IL poves coufvsd 81 tn1s ~ prn
visions q H. l0k s1on Of IL New Panss sppeeysd
es.: o. a9d ovw ah ths Sssss!, Ayeer9ss Assas -
II VVS ~ ~ ~ - e e.y s y ~ snsfs ~ NV; ~
ths Ptssss N Xsxi II iivsS SS ~ isss se
vsaiaSt Restss m Dsivsrr D.s1ieas ~ - ssSs
below. On hss nonillisd 10 - - sl1lah
pessons 70 be smployed Lsfta Ca5o1 ui9 kavo -
sgp@nsa ~ ~ wv Ea Sna ana. s1sS ~ ssn1
Ths osss1 hsys 6sSd Spos sui,s6ie IA - nssi ~
thsir lagscslvs Dscs f3s u sstabl.ha1 = pasn e
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gl,e pnilp Grfsffs1.


= u 4
The royA ~sil steamship Ea.ops, C.psain Lott,
:sli,sd ost sal On Sunday Angus. 4 'sf passage
q Tss iss'i rss. sss ss...r. i and seventeen
hours. She brings large freight mostly Ane
goods. ss. ~
There .ss .msag her I..ss;ss,', Pross:sor si!-
ted States Census Commisaionsr; FankIin Kin
ney, Esq, Of New Jerssy Col. g. W. Clifton and
Georgia; MI. u "a, he eam.disn ] ssd Miss .
Laura Addison, - eeelsbrattd actress.
Miss Hayes is accompanied oy her mother and
sister, Mr. Braham, u, Signor Mengis, and :
ful person, and is most winning and engaging in
England-Ths Qussn u expected at Liver
pool in the early part Of Oessbsfs Great prepare
lions are making for her yecepsion.
The number Of visitors 70 the great exhibition 10
falling of rapidly, and the commissioners have
determined, in censsqusnce, 70 reduss the rate 70
The farewell concert Of Miss Hayes Il Liver
pool, 10 notced at length in the papers, and is
represented - having been successfui in the ex-
treme London II present exhibiss q very doll sp-
pearance.
Francs.-The Councils General continue to vote
in favor Of the revision. 49, y
Letters from Paris state that the Prince de Join.
vile has formed no llsd rssoution with regard To
the Presidency; that he does not know whether
he will come forward q candidate or not, and
that he has authorised no person 70 put his nams
forward. The letter written by n. Roger, and
published, was not authorized By the Prince.
The trial Of the prisoners engaged in the Lyons
plot has been concluded. Of the dirty seven
prisoners, but six were acquitted. The remainder
were sentenced to various terms OF imprisonment
and transportation.
The trade Of France continues excellent.
Ths Steele states that the potato disease ID
becoming general. This, however, does mot create
much alarm.
The French squadron arrived At Algiers on the
24th uitimo. sss-,.5t5
Dssmark and tie Dachsss-The negotiation
between Denmark and Austria are said to Lave
again taken an unfavorable turn, and the evacus.
ton Of Hol.sein BY the Federal troops is mos
likely 70 take place ~ early - was anticipated.
ton that the Frankfort Diet il the true cause Of ths
quarrel between the two powers. The question o
the guarantees which Denmark ought to give fo
the future government and administration Of tht
Ouchy Of H0lstein, had been referred to the Diet
Prussia it appears, sides with Austria asains
Denmark.
The failure Of the London house Of Rucker 4
Co., had created . great sensation on the Ham
burg Change, bat no Hamburg house was hkel,
to suffer.
ltaly.-It is said that the Cour. of Naples i
now concerning joint declaration with the Court
Of Vienna, Rome, Modena and Parma, to the saee
Of making knowa 70 The public, and proelaiminI
that the Italian G0veFnments, far from recufrin
70 violence and cruelty, had, on the contrary, 81
hibited IN excessive moderation and magnanlmit
in the exercise Of the right Of self-defence
hlmors Of change Of ministry were ahost :
the Capital. 4sls l-. 4fa as ss-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-24

Gold Mines in Ca,sada.-The discovery Of gold
in the valley Of the river Chaudiere has caused no
Little excitement during the present summer among
the inhabitants Of the surrounding country, and
numbers have been induced to try their fortunes in
searching along the nunercus tributaries which
flow into either side OF that river. No fewer than
tive hundred Americans, and many from New
BEunswick and Lower Canada, have been /" pros
pecting" the place, but a. few have any knowisdge
OF gold washing, disappointment has generally
been the result and nearly all have returned home,
finding it more profitable to pursue their ordinary
occupations. There still remain five different
cenpanies. some meeting with good success, and
others finding sufficient to warrant more extern
sive prepAs>siAns L il isA-4-.-.. lact thst NO
one has returned without carrying away sPeclmsna
Of the precious metals. thus showing concluslvely
that every stream throughout large extent oi
country contains = deposit Of gold, which, though
not yet discovered in abundance, may, after
thorough explanation, enrish the tadvsntureF and
become an important source Of wealth to thu
country. Quebec Times. ffss
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Delivery Districtss
.A0ENCYaOF

AGENCY OF ii - aaG a
ARnOU1Ns 4ARBTT 4 co. CO0NAC.
THE undersigned having been sppoiptsd Agent
I fs The old ssnbiassd hoss, a Arlosin. NAM,
Co., egsga5sa n .a.ivs esdsm Sos thss ~ sapslo
CY0NAC bkANnlEe. lpoa ~ npst htaai tlusitO =
INSEED OIL-75 barrels Northern Linase
II Oil. II store and fqs ssle By - =
/ mhltf sspss Essssdss ssd l;sssss n.
WINDOW GAASS-l500s bsxes Il vsrious
" a'-' = s~' II zeSs i 90. 'e''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-23
D r. E. HA NJ MIL LIS
Celebrated Universal Drawing and Healing SalTs.

THE greatest blessing that inherit. in this
l. life, is health. II is an old maxim and true one
"hat sound health, like good sight, the value is sell
dom known until it is lost. 1t should be the aim Of
every man to obtain possiblea perfect state Of health
Life be enjoyed without It, il be obtained!
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Blood Bes Errisipilas Bone Felon, Scrofula, White
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The afflicted would hail il thousands have already
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A. Houck, Harrisonburg, j. J. E. A G. Brown Bridge
water Price 5 4 per Box. Be and ask for DR.. E.
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