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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-18

dT The Paquemne (La.) Sentinel OF the LIST
inst. says that the ALPHABETICALLY cat-are dy-
ing by thousands in the river above lhat place
They are observed 10 rise TO the surface, give three
or four spasmodic turns and lesps, and men turn
over on their backs us "dead as mackerel'" The
Poin,e Ccupee Echo notices the same fact.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-18

A letter from our Lynchbnrg correspondent
STATES thai the amount raised for The education of
MIR. Terrys children had reached nine thousand
ooUors and would be increased 10 ten thousand
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-18
no. The Swedish Episcopal Church in Chca-

oo- The Swedish Episcopal Church in Chica-
go has great cause of gratitude to Jenny Lind
The Rector, Rev. M. Unonius, has published a
statement, from which it appears, ih1t beshies The
$1,000 given by her to the church last year, she
has contributed $1,000. partly to aid in building a
parsonage, and partly for the poor OF the PARISH
She has also promised communion service OF Sill
ver and has given the rector SlOuU to pay some
debls, to furnish The parsonage, and to effect an
insurance on his life
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-18
MR. wEBsTER,s SPEECHES.


At no period of his life heretofore has Mr.. Web
stsr displayed more OF the great qualities Of .ea.
orator than now. His speeches on his recent Jour
TO the North, though referring to one general sun
ject. havethe charm of Infinite variety and WINE
they abound In maler 10 suggest ana 10 eheic'Se
The prqfoundesl resecton, they appear as the same
lime 10 W The unstltdied illusions OF Inc il"',e",
and the occasion. The following from speech o ,:
his al Syracuse, Is in his bapp;est mannei' ald II
has the further interest of communicating some par
,culars Of his earliest history :-Bah. s4mer'cdn
"It 50 happened that all The public services "hcn
have re;,tered in The world, in my day and gene
ration, have been connected with the Generai uoV-
eminent. think ought 10 make an exception
was ten daysa member oflhe Massachusetts Leg
islaure, laughter, and turned my thought 10 me
search OF some good object in which could DC use
full in that positlon-and after much re1ecllon IN.
lroduced bill which, with The general consent OF
both houses Of the Massachusetts Legislature, pas
sed into law-and is now law Of the o'ale-
which enacls no man in the Stale shall cacn trout
in any other manner Than with the hook ana line.
Great laughter. With that exception, never
was connected for an hour with any Stale Govern
ment. Perhaps that was my misfortune.
"At the age of thirty, was in New Hampshire
practising law-and had some clients.
"The Governor of that State, John Taylor ull-
man, thought that youth and young man, as
was, might be fit 10 make an attorney General OF
The State Of New Hampshire, and he nominated me
to the Council, and the Council taking 1t lnlo Their
deep consideration, and not happening 10 be of the
same politics of The Governor and myself, voted
three Out Of five, that was moi competent Laugh
ter
$50 you see, gentlemen, never gained promo
ton in any State Government
s'Gentlemen, to be serious, my lie has been a
life Of severe labor in my profession, and all the por-
lion could spare Of that labor, from the support Of
my family and myself, has been devoted 10 the con
sheraton of subjects connected with the general
history of the cuunlry-ihe Constitution Of the
countryside confederation out of which the Con-
sliluton rose,-all the history Of the Congresses
which have assembled before and since the forna
ton of that CCnstiuion-and in short, if have
learned anything, and agree it is very little
what do know, and what | do understand, so far
as understand anything. is the Constitution of the
United States, the history of lis formation, and the
history Of its administration under General Wash
ngton, and from that time down to his"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-18

C5- A letter from Hobert Town says: 81 have
seen all the Irish exiles. Mr.. O'Brien has accept
ed Of situation as tutor in genteman's family
a! this moment forget The genileman's name
Mr.. Neagher is on The eve of getting married to
Miss Bennett, a farmers daughter, lear New Nor-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-18

e5- The Earthquake at Guadalcupe. on The l1ih
ult., reported at New Orleans. did considerable
damage TO The South part Of The island. great
many houses were thrown down. and the plania-
lions throughout the island more or less Injured
No one was killed, 50 far as intelligence has been
uuI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-06-18

Avpgsw CHAPEL "A new church by this name,
erected Tor the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
was dedicated at Iiarrispnburg on Sunday the "a
inst. Rev. Thos. Crowder. of Charlottesville,
preached the sermon IN the OccasIun.- Char. JET
feysouian.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

= New RAr TKzr:-A gentleman IN Cincih-
natl, says he has 'invented a new rat trap,
which he9erilg believes is tlle ae :piQs ultra
for stHkinggima aImdst eoaxing wayjthe tnoSi
greviousRnd cunning 7rascals of the rat race,
Heahas A smalfb box about 20 inches long, open
at both ends, for Mr. Rat TO italle. gsllopade
through, ,she being elgen1lendahl who likesSto
lseesboth ends of The road eleara No sooner,
however does he reach nthe niddlep allured
perhaps by a sweet savof5 nofseB than preste
change! down goes hisiapple cart with the
ightest tread of his foot, and all unexpectedly
lie finds himselfinIsafe keepinga ria13 aa# as
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

IA AGuRIoUs REQUHsT. MIR. u. a0rich
farmer sin 1.-THE lneiehborhood of Pnhiyierf,
{Franee, died a short time ago. A few days
beforeEhis end, which he felt was approaching,
he sant'for bis lawyer, and having made his
will, he eninined, upon him to have irread TO
his heirs before the funerals The lawyer
promised, .iindsA sA----having died, he proceed.
ed the next day to the house Of mourning, and
found all the heirs duly assembled But what
must have been their astonishment when they
heard the last, curious request? 4 wish my
body to be embalmed and placed in Che Sanlt
gwhere my fatfer and mother rest. I wish to
be. seated in a,lasge red arm-chaif, beside a
marble table, ID position Of man taRiiig'liiS
meal. I desire that person "a femalel should
keep me company for one year and one day,
and allthis person may ask, should be given
to her as if 1 called for it myself To thai
person who must not be chosen from among
my heirs =, bequeath forty thousand francs
and give her leave'to 60, out two hours eact
day to take the fresh air. Such is the queer
story related in the French papers. Thousands
of applications are daily reeeiyee By the ex
ecutof of the rich deceased, from nurses and
old goss;ps anxious of the honor of keeping
company Of the queer Individual, and lingering
FI,e raf1Jhrr rp95 si- iToas Is 50 tHs0R TiH~7 =
'''' yswa bso7DI i
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

rs JusT rH14bSgifE -ssAs dsfreeeoAd dsEe Of the
fCarpet5 Bagi W bdis ,gOod'at6g has 4Sadel
ealculati6h thafif Yasywoia auesseaas SFe9Iq
pounds ofioskitIs smDre1hsh rus necessary f6S hs
health and comfort, during sixtygeass, 81 wilps4
be the same as carrying 2,l9I 500 ponhIlss eF9is
-97S Stens,overothesspace of fme1 mileed Nov f
this travel ywereocohihed 6Gdaieaelels ofceue'iAf
mile, and the freightsEefe deposited at saehsm
return and7aaoneB loadR9eeised, s1the aeutirs
amount OF. freoht fguu..l sleastvoF
yeaFsweuld be 9Fsctonsdl IF shesMsre to traSgJ'a
el amile out and, a7Inile back shdaiAwoald Feoua
move 4s9- tons ffom4eaeli tolstlle lotheEend ofo
the route 1t is awful 10 think ee refined %
and delicate lady making herself such sbeasgVsl
Of burden as the above would indicate.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

-! An IRrsH sES4EY!.Z1 E!Z1'heaN lie wife if 6f tie Gene. nj
raj Who cofiirmanded al MsSsena Sicily, in
1872, wishing. to make q short cut to The gar
fison across the G1aeis,s was stopped by the
sentry 'Y6u can't pass !. here, madam, said
Pat quite politely. -, zes5,l
% IF you were the Generals COW, and not his
wife. your could passFs sano Yo1 1suru eoaoisS
The fact was the General hadissuedi amor
der, so as to preserve the pasture, thatRo pet-
son but the Generals cow was 10 walk on the
Glacisi, nj ,smiedH 10 .----I Id :ioi1 9aj /
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

= 1apoRr Ant DIscovERsYT..- Very Very interesting
discovery bas recently; been made in Egypt
NJ, Maietts, a young French Scholar, who vas
dispatched on q Scientific mission 10, Egypt
bas tliscovered the exact Site, of the ancient
city, Of Memphis which has heretofore been q
mater of'doubt. After careful search he. has
found great quantity Of Gfecian and Egypt
ian remains, buried under a deposite Of sand,
varying from six toaIforty feet iniEdepth.AL
Among other objects be recognised the 8Sssa-
,pdun,, a iniondmentdescrbe Srabo The
avenue lending tositd&as' dfiled with large
number of statues and sphinxes, some of which
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ThedFaginSs ofthese
remains, sent by M. Mariette to Paris, attaret-
ed much attention, and it is understood, that
lunoS WI oe lernlsneq e Ior si 'ns IS lpFshnsf 5hS
'"yST SIse - "'s S t9i Il .oq ydBdorg
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
From the New York sun. = :,
" "'VACANIT HOJ,R S.

tsgt sggg 48ei tBYoCARRIE kCoLTQNs cd ss9aI
% sOhlgive meIbacklmyl vacant h06rs35Q bss9i4
That long siqselos their golden sandsI Il p
Oh! give me back those precious foweEs -, - =
7s,"' That withered in my careless handsi -
= An houri How. brief! and vel how loug!aE t,,
- A season for immortal deeds! ~ * = =.
a7 My vacant hours thfong 'nenSry thFong.. s2c
tud Ando'ertheinpatI repentance blseds.1a se'
- Oh could an angel bring 10 me Z y i2saiata
-Isoa Myyacant hours iag ain To live tsjta 1Ha
a My heart cries out, 80 Cop. 10; thee ID ~ 90
~, Ny every hour humbIy giye!,H'tl agi;uil
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

g An iowa paper says the village where
printed has recently been visited by a Bloom
er freshet On being questioned as 70 " what
he meant, the editor says: The water was
sknee high insthe streets ets,s,s s,r SAB s4qyl II
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

i. Ayoungpoe out west,in describing heay.
en-, SAYS. ,hisla world of bliss, felcedin with
girls' Wherelis, the sinner whdfwill not NOW
repent9d 9noz 90 sIsi bus ,Ha Tsdi i5 !,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
D7'o't' s9a n of trr. u ''..'1' -.

law jadiEf6mtlfe american Telegraph. 7issA 6
81 .siat9 lam hONEAY4aa yaru'asst
riala o. a2iiigBY JOEL AusTGN.a q i.'sd' o.
issls .bstea4laos nsst ssi tdsb 5aEi5, eusad
am lonely! am lonely! G. .- ;
sal3 lH0h 50 foaeiy 'iiow' am o''9225o 9i'' q
YoA Thabl hear iref, that Lh-ed not.i 70 z9uG37s
Whenihp Summer breezes sigh: LA.
When ilIe blossoms be nd the branches, y" 9
n; an When Jhe gree II, n,lrages bend the bougls,
4as And MY spirit can't arouse! -
-,0aos3s su5Hia % 2sz'IHA 2 TstI q yt9iatIs9fIsH
e7 i an, lonely! oh SO lonely! sd3S5l ,E5ois GU
saua And teiUst i,i tiougblain T,l4o,L,a9sga bH
nj That the storm may break above me1iso sif {
n, Or the waves may veil the sky; s 4 ~ .-
9' But the eodness, aud the nuuibness,
-c1slsHhat eniolds me like apalB A9f- lc esi..
(, Ceuld not cat el ,blsckeF sliadow--m o bsEs
l5ss l'dbe justRhe same ALL 80 nas "a
lon aarn yasvs oi.suchl,i5i7 RoH As45pysao9 q
Ian lonelyi oh 50 lopslyli II E-5ait5 yiIsst
There's no hand 10 smooth my brow,
s There's no kinhI ylRoice to cbeefine 81 Tae
f,.s In MY drFolalulb now, NOD .-H Ian, sl,,t
There is darkness al around me,
ed And Ihcr5's de- rSne 81 all beGoFeApI -ltlu
For my star Q4 love has fallen, f, erief7 zrigI
Us AGdtheTt IS lfgh, for me no more!
lWAk kHINGTosa Judy 2i, 1S51. 81 9H .S4!aG
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

Logan smuStsWfite an0t1ef sSHI0fofOrn-
But two or three years have elapse since that
1play was produced, and We haze already had
fonra Wolnef's Rights e6nvef ion. BlsoEnsE "
dresses were not theh dreamed Of Nov We ,viles4
have flying thaehines a, French Journal bas,.
letter from Madsid, gisifg I'll aceobnt 81 ~
Esucces erinaent WITH q new aial % 4.
forayihg y Miss Juanita efez acco1hda hdas
a regular thou rather coafp
hurried throaghitlis afr WITH tie heiyh oi
with great ease and Tapfdity iloaTRe aSoonn
I s9she was saseEtised 10 ay 4 dis,aAsss osftis
over 1890 feet rising 10 the ait abcYe 500, G.f
exceeded the progfamtHe both In height and
distances No description cf the st9bethfe of Z
the s~iagsisa given. ssFHegs have 3 sbread Ste.a
some fifteen feet, are fastened BIZ Igaments
tgreaa feasibility, and arraf9ed % Ag ID move
llwith greatfapi make q hose e2i! !.
EHmd-milEn astoBisE Enenk 81 N adfi IS dss - !.
scribed asEinEneHset . ass s1Fisd sas 81 sHt
j IA No 9homasD DaffiHeaae Paithisps also s5I,.ss9
tnohhees that he has hdeenEsSpa cotnai fbelf
lpaTatus for flging ana that e psd Is eRa =
hibit the Champ &c. as ID TIE eoiss
Eoflo theoI present % fmontli, he = p Eh eas
will fiyffomahe Military sseh6di q challiose. pc
HelRih bsaecempaai By BIS tSo obs. one q
kof twenty two and the E6tieF6f getentse911 e911s9
years ntfhelblsBpdTa5siofF, 81 etrssa q y
asideIagedhith ,exlhbisiotl Until 13S,q
invsnto5 has stfiet1 1shis sfisatl I,' Z,
WIN complese success nasing noSn 1t
Hislviags hayesa spFead.df .f5 Zee, ana 81 Il q
Their help the tsertean tzoss and down
iq tlae, aso .ai Enea facility p
ip"'' near. gfotind
mounting e ne ines e e. ms
~ r. -, ,l,,,,,, -,
r TIE SIeNERs or THE sIEcI ARA4Eox,og IN IS
professions 1f ftl,e s;,.pss.osl
a. Daola,,.,,,. ~ T..1,,:3ss.,s .s.aa;e3e i,Ios
-" o; -; IN 80 vsliss
4oiloWs. s;s ,..gS :. ss.sa sss g, ,.sa,,t1
Nineteen yefs, FIVE six iaFuir ! /,
ers. SIX merchants, one prin ter,op shoemakef y
six geptlenen, one sailor, one minister, one -
surveyor and Pne soldier q : ,as4a ssslo tsssd
II Their nativity was as follows;sil -, no sssIg
r Nine vuereshorhl;n,.a alissaul,dses,s sl1yasI
yiroinia s;;x NJ, ail,a IIge 4 SIssscus
1ands tua n. Rbs5s a,
h 49,. =. -s. "a y
New Iersey. t,y, so,gud ssssf - 49,
Snnth 1yaiss .ss .1.ss-S al =
Beniaaaia Ftan,lit. Jared 7laswas he ol,,so1
4 EST, and Eidridpe Gerrsa3hped sAithaletk,Estpd
~. sc AZ ~ s;.,S G. III EJssI-.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

S, . AfIuD4okouss M1sFA KE.Aq.A1 geatleashaH aes
customed to the signature of firm in which
he was pHtner having tossignl abaptisnal
register Of one Of his 'ehAdren, entered it as a
sonaofs Smith, Jones &s Co.'S zs7nI ~ = oii9
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

d A sick man was told that nothing could
cure him but quart Of, eatnip tea.jr Then
I must die. said he; 4 don't hold but pint
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

lREMONTs FIR EEM.ANi:.
- = = N =
Us. FOUKE, Editor anaPrhlisher.

The FREEN4N, is published Saturday 4moFn-s
ngAe)ffiee III Buck fAndts Brick Balding-thirdl
stSsyi FFFsaOs, s s6ahsk2 eobdaIvss ssOho..F aai'i'
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

i1oqmi sifi' o7paea tliw sgidW sdf agd 'dDo5 .
,sai,l iai7olsnsa aldt nj baA .7aailo 'as
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

q A fop ofa fellow who, was sauntering a.
bout 1eountry village, saw a pretty face at
che ,YindeW sefia house near which aiiittle
boy was at plaYi5X ,isoe afaas 9dt s5lssb 8
. %rRpP, said he tiwho is that fair lady, look
ing oqtSl 9i .;gIsJI yih4gr Il 81 ,stai q 4lgls
z rsSS5s" sibe lacPnic ssrePlEi of the littls
BOY, 9gI uuTti7 reed sye.5 5EmSsfS baR sIv
ia ",WilL you tell me if,she -isa lAaid or q maj
trOn5 5?"galsSFed galsSF the exquisite: ae.ga7.o9 oiesa
y TShes is ,talloress, answered the lad, resgm-
ing his play gqsu sloi4taq opl sss.!t .ssais >
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
The BIRD Sone.,

Il
SUNG By JENNY L1SDECo CoMPosED By ,TAYBERT
1.-THE beauty Of the following is doqbly en-
1anfea 1i i after having heard jtlsupg .bgJ Jenny
-ithaa4,I Of. yls4il asa boou hsiiaBlg on sB sd
ds Birdlingl why ising,io the forestwide
81 3 Say Mhy4saEswhyAin tioq IL nad
10 HCall'st thou the rBridegroomorIhe Bride
bas And1whg and whyA5slts4 .air4etilr
.9atI call no Bridegroom ritean nfnolB lBide.ao
nj fAtheughsI sing, ia the forest ,widey ybifg
aa59 Nor knoHsAwhyiI am singingai stfdl
5oaB Birdlipgl Why isrthy Aearl So blessed Ri
d,1c Oh say Oh ,siaPJylsg4 sayl s.qiqd 10 1a7Gl II
Music o'eFaoWing from the breast?55' ia.
MT Oh say oh say roy u9n ID an.1 I
+ MY heart is foil and yet is light. Il 10 ssl
My heart is glad inday oiFJ night, lsiIo5a
Nor knOw I. llYBhy Lar Singing1'iuiV
/ ynBfrdlingllWhy sing you all the day {
/ gt3 Ohtell !foh tell! 9'ia@ e'sil1H lse4'
Do any listen to thy lay? 'S'9,
u Oh tell! oh ten! " q
4 care not what my song my be,
Now. tRis3 nowEtRati IowaF bic free,
oooloaN6rknow,y yet must be singingE'7a 4
,tisgaftefa4 r. fffisls Iu9faf4 tsarF sls Tsa
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

r. Better go to heaven iD rags than to bsHoia
embroidery.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
=. T,ERaM Sl-neIf ,,,|s,. q.

sgt 4 +. btssh T+S!rgaR p63BfRaH
Single mailsubscFibeFs, PEI yeaFs9fsof gsaa $la50
Clubs often and upwards,gto one address 37l
Clubs Of fifteen he'' fAt'sAsI 25
Town subscribers will beseharsed@I 75.srThe {iif,
rencen the terms between thseprics ON papers
delivered :ntowlfand those.sent BY anail, lis oeca-
STONED by the expense Ofcafryngb saoT
Whenths mqaey isnot paid in advance, as above
specified, Fwe D5slars be charged il paid witt
10 the years III u6t iisd upti sp the expiration Of
the year, Two Dollars and Eflv cenisvill be charg-
ed. These terms viii be strictly adhsredto.
IIoy Tp SrpP a PaPER,--r First see that yqu have
psid FSf u nb oth tfiie voa wish il 10 stop. notify
thesRost Master 90 your d,ssises hisn sonol
1ifgtIle his trRek .as he is author
zed to do) of gegr wish to disconiinue. ~ s..g.g7
MS GRAPES oFJADvERF1SING. oregon
soapsaaars- -ISIiaesLfrse iaseFts6l .g!g. $3.50
DEE 4alesch additional linser6oRs,i5. -. RS
DquluslT Three mqptis,. s.,.,s. i.:,i,ssss 20 20
10 S'x f9I ssnassfs lfi fs.rfs'aiiad- ~ 22XX
Do One xeafs... ,....... 5 90
squares Six niOHtts. ~. .!g.H ..5al.. g 90
Do Que yeRns.i.slsss 49,. -! ASA. lflo0
Halfcolnmn One yesr =, .t..i. .ss.,s,a ...fla 90
One eelqmE peesr rear......'. .'...... 5000
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

7 g.
/, JoSAH AND THE WHALE.7-A At the recent
Wing Convention at Bellows Falls. Vermont,
some capital speeches we're made Not a 1t
tie, sport was got up, and enjoyed at9the. exz
pense of the Democratic and Free Soil parties
Of that aStates Three years ago they held eon.
ventionss and formed coalition ticket. They
were then, Free Soil and Democrats. Il The
next year they wereiF Free Soil Democrats;
and now, they have thrownlofi tbes Free tSoll
and Ike Chase and Spaqldigg IN Qhios called
themselves Democrats ;;Eyithout any Aaix .ol
any sort whatever. Mr. Demipg v hoaa addsess-
ed the eenYention, in the course ! of hissre.
marks told the following anecdote. osillastrale
how the Democrats had absorbed the, hee
dSoilers, and TO show what would be the con,
sequence 10 the former He said thefelWere
two men once discussing some religious point
and one said tn the etherstfI suppose you've
read about Jonah and how asEhal eswallowed
him, and he afterwards came out rsfatEs
whales. belly and got astqre?'1 Oh,syes'
said he, certainly, read all that. Well
said his opponent did you euer Aear. a'sytEias
Of The whale eftergqrds. 8 so....r.,sr. ~,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02
Kihdaessl Rewarded.

sA Colony Of eighty Swedish emigrants te.sgq
Gently landed al Boston, destined for the wesEl
ltFhey were all fine appearing people. and will no
be likely to make excellent citizens andIin-lM
I hdustrous farmers, "A Mro Willston Of iBosra8b
ton. undertook to have the whole parlB eohsssnT
Eveyed, to this city, and sent a man with themaaii
10 protect them from imposition, The emissia
tgrants acknoY ledged this act of kindness inasaa
letter signed bS an Of them,, and 9HheH Ibemo
messenger who was s. bssnt threlgh Iwiththeaao
party set out on bis ret turn the leader sent mo
w, an old goblet, made q, Swedish slyeEina19
the year IS, and which had been treasufedg
up in the family Of the don9r since that time bns
and brouggHt by him TO CHS g9untrgs1sq gilE sd
iid 5gd tifa yafl ii eYsll Bulfsl9 yeFsserloi9iF
ii SsgsnB y4777Tzrr4 10 stise li yTt
% SESu'RM roc o ALIFoRNIA- appeals bgsai
tthe census of the United lkingdom shat there
4 are $50, l57 more femalestImh Raalesin Great
'Brtain.a What a. NsarmsMelcops the snIajorneo
tpart of these ladies' would Feeeiye from aheooA
California mineES sinyi1q s'noiuiY III o. 'n'oq
Ip9 10 g4ilidr-4v zsaiis 70 sHioq OF
lFg Am0sdanissoDaIs aIaoasgthe sgbef6E
ttayned DaaiebS BdasCk9diea atyD
sIphs inothe Nation, oasslo 9Th Of sFls q
Had starved an5ong dheI IadianJf feS tf4 ears 8
fapdaisssaid ,ohaSs aefs s8nong pefs a6s !.
RhhiskeryxofIthe 0hebokees which & q Be pdS
flshedasa 4eAto1k .Wod o. agss sH s9asass4
s,fl -, bstoy sf sxes lsHi;us2 sIudaiask sdi
LIZ ts9Jrf s. .oEsS sIE T, h.d Eoillils neP
The new costume is aduelly advancing insniV
70 favor and use aTong the iladles our town. 90
Every evening ladies ppear on the streets atslsa
Tired in the mos, becoming style, and we hope "a
before long they Will take gfour9ge and coqe,lod
topt ll during thSs day Nantneket E9ao4 aai
t. kas,s ha7 r77T--s T-7 F7rr-r7aa Oh " nsfn ley
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

A HFAvoREp* CoUNrY--Logan county,
Ohio. has not single family without bible
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

o) BY 'Fegisterthere appaaFto haaea sbeea 10
6fseen1hand reds Americans nptos tie 2Sth Of "a
June, to visit the Worlds Fair. .dsuld gds
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

s5ii17sT 10 saiifa1mo3 gdi iatlE ,Aeslezsa
o4q siIid 10 ia s1s2iloei9 Is yai9h otit'I sE
ssigi ia 1o 4eama1a fag lei7oIi112I 1oi gab.f
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-02

1. CoUIDN'E STAND THE GoIb. b.--Stepl1en Halls
- queer genius, had made frequent. gracious
promises to his troubled friend that he. would
put himself out of the way. One singing
cold night. not long since, he vowed he would
go out and freezelte death. About eleven
o'clock he e7returned, shigering and Swapping
his fingers .'aa4goJ za.agGI s5l 20 zat5
why don't you freeze? y said a relative. 3,
'q 'GolF,' said the pseudo-suicide, when I
freeze I mean 10 take a warmer night than this
for nl'T 0ue ,Eal.!H veGaf q n - .7ia q
epis5d b1z.lazl- -zL : .Hil'asu rs q.