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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
Enrpign Inns.

From tie New York Evening Post
The director of the Crystal Palace London,
are advertising for persons to contract TO bring
CleopaIra's needle from Alexandria to Eng
land
Thomas's Calculating Machines are now
sold in England. They are said to perform
the most difficult calculations without error.
Miss Mary Berry, the intimate friend of
Horace Walpoie, whose hand and coronet she
declined, is dead, in her 3Olh year. She was
very brilliant woman, and clever writer, and
with her sister Agnes enjoyed wide spread
reputation in English society, for more than
seventy years.
A breakfast was lately given to the pro-
moters of cheap information postage, at the
house of the .Society Of Arts, John street,
Adelphi. Lord Granville in the chair
A company is forming for the purpose of
draining Lake Fucino, and restoring the
Claudius Canal. The Engineer of the scheme
IS Mr.. Charles Hutton Gregory, son Of the
late Olnthus Gregory.
Albert Smith is exhiting his "Ascent OF
Mont Blanc" with real Swiss Chalet, with
flowers and Alpine heaths, DC, perfect regard
less of expense,
NJ. Decaisne, one of the most distinguished
of modern French portrait painters, is dead.
Mad!le. Beltramehi, young singer of great
promise, is appearing in opera, at Paris.
Yely Pacha, the new Turkish Ambassador,
is at present great lion at Paris. He is Young
rich and handsome.
Louis Napoleon is said to be deeply f.sc-
mated with a beautiful SuaniSh lady of rank,
who is supposed to entertain the ambitions
hope of becoming Empress, instead of the
Princess Vasa.
Lately at Weimar, Berlioz performed his
SYMPHONY to Romeo and juliet" and the
two first parts of Faust" The singing Aca,
denny Of Weimar Composed of Young lady
amateurs) consented to sing in the choruses
and prodused beautiful effect
Metallic casks are now used at Liverpool
IN the palm oil trade.
The Roman Post Office ievies a double taS
on all envelopes
The French Mint is busy preparing for the
new imperial coinage
The Papa government has at length al
lowed the city Of Rome To be lighted with Gas
1t is said that the altra- Romans party louk,
forward with anxiety to the invasion of Eng.
land by French army.
Ranke. the historian ofthe Popes, is pre-
paring work on the civil Wars and Monarchy
in France.
There have been violent storms in the
Black Sea and beyond the Dardanclles.-
Many vessels have been wrecked.
An English no5leman has purchased Burns
letters to George Thomson for two hundred
and sixty guneas.
The Trappists 9th Abbey of Mont St
| Bernard have lost their venerable nhhot
Father Bernard, at the age of H. He had
been monk from his twenty fourth year.
Many OF the well known notes of ~ NJ the
D"ke of Wellington" are said to have been
written by his Secretary hr. GreviII, whose
handwriting resembrd that Of the Duke.
The officers Of the squadron ofthe Guides
will be required to possess an income of s.
OGO francs in addition to the pay; and they
are all to dine together at She same, under
the presidency Of their colonel.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
The Baker Family.

This truly interesting body of vOcalists gave
a concert in Social Hall on Friday evening
last to very respectable audiance. We have
heard the Higgins, the Spencers, the Ale
ganians and number of other eminent "cbil-
dren Of song" but cannot say the Baker were
exeelleed by any of them. The first class Of
our citizens We're their most hearty friends,
and we only express the wish of the people
when we hope they may soon return to favor
US with Series Of their delightful music.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

EARTHQUAKE IN CHiNA,-On the the 25th
of May last terrible earthquake occurred in
the north of Of China. The sLocks commen-
ccd in the city of Chung wei and It's neigh
horhood, and were repeated many tunes
during space CT fifteen days from that date.
The devastatation and loss of life caused were
frightful. Upward of three hundred persons
were killed; more than four hundred seriously
hurt, and several thousand house destroyed
The public offices, granares, prisons, and also
the rampant Of the city were thrown down.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

John P. Hale, having occasion to make
some kind of speech at Salem, a few days
ago, went in strongly for the annexation of all
the regions round about provided they came
peaceably and with free Institutions; but he
''would not except the Garden of Eden, as it
came from the hand of God, filed with beau
ty and adapted as the home of bliss, if 1t bro't
with it the curse of slavery" He comforted
the Wings present by telling them, you are
beaten, and so badly beaten that you could
not be beaten worse; hut don't say came
here to tauut you, my friends, for 1 was beat,
en- too, you know"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
a0pertisencnts.
G. 70 Ger
AND
EATING HOUSE!
Opposite Buckland's Block

I have Just got the New Brick Building
finished, and have opened it for the reception Of
new and old customers, and intend 10 accommo-
date them in a style, superior to any thing in this
town. have the rooms and the goods to do il
with, and all | want is chance; and feel conf
that cun please such as will favor me with their
patronage.
O YSTE r S,
VIII be serve, up at all hours, during the sea-
son, at reasonable prices.
HOT COFFEE
During the winter season. Farmers can at all
hours get cup OF good Coffee in the Saloon.
EatabIes:
Such as Cakes, Pies, Crackers, Cheese bologna
&C., always kept on hand,
Ito UORS!
Wines, Brandies, GIN, Whisky, Ale and Cider.
from the Eastern cites, of the best qualities, will
be kept on hand, warranted pure.
Candies.
A large stock of Fresh Candies, expressly,
boz ght for the opening of the new rooms, will be
sold as cheap as can be obtained elsewhere.
English Walnuts, FIberts, Almonps aud Bra
TOBACCO.
Chewing and Smoking ino lot OF Cigars Of
various kinds, bought in New ork.
Molasses, RaiSins, Matches, Pipes, Soaps,
Flasks, and many other articles too numerous TO
mention, on hand and for sale cheap C4ll
and exanne for yourselves.
Fremont, Dec. 80, 50. MA. SHRENK.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

TIE LIEUTENANT GEERALsH1P.-The pas
sage in the Senate of the resolution authors
ing the appointment of Scott as Lieutenant
General, was advocated by Democratic Sen
ators, and adopted by their votes. 1t pass
ed by vote of more than three to one-Yeas
80, Nays H. This deserved tribute from
political opponents is the most emphatic de
nial which could be conceived, of the uni
ti6able ISLANDERS heaped upon the gallant vet
eran. by the now dominant party, during the
last Presidential campain. 1t is wholesale
reputation of Wholesale abuse.
Com. Reg.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
Speeds selegraph Office No. 2.
! BuekIand's Block, FremonI. o.

New Orleens, Dec %
The steamship Empire city has arrived at
her wharf with HAVANA dates to the 10TH
She reports that the British frigate Vesta ar
rived at HAVANA on the 10Th inst with the
notorious slave schr. Venus, and two other
slavers as prizes. Much excitement prevailed
in HaVaUna in consequence of this unmistak-
able determination on the part of the British
to suppress TIE slave trade Crpt Bisson Il
passenger by the Empire died of erysipeIas.
Boston, "a
ST Jonn- N. B. papers Of the 2Ist inst state
that meeting was to be held in that city on
the 23d inst. to codsider the proprietv of
memorialising Her Majesty's government on
the subject Of the fisheries and to protest
against all negotiations being completed with
the o. S. without the concurrence and appro-
val OF the colonies.
Louisville Dec. %.
Two cadets at the military institute, Frank
fort, KY, named Gunel and Ingram had a
desperate rencount0r, to- day. The former
was shot in the chest, the ball penetrating the
lnngs and the latter had his skull cleft with
hatchet.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
FREMONT HOUSE.

From an advertisement in another column
you will see Mr.. Kessler has lately prepared
and nicely furnished the above house for
the accommodation of the travelling public
Mr.. KeSsler is an obliging Landlord and will
do justice to such as shall be pleased to give
him call.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

The musee imperial is nearly finished. 1t
will contain objects of all kinds, connected
with the history of NapoIean. Among other
curiosities, are the uniform, saddle, sword and
spurs used by him at the battle Of Marengo
The public collection of The Empire are to be
ransacked TO furnish if possible. their snnrin-
gent to this museum A special agent IS en-
poyed in Italy to search for whatever may
have belonged 20 the great Emperor. The
museum is to belong TO the maison imperae
and the employees will wear the green Uniform.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
LATEST NEWS.

J. Daugherty has just received an excellent
assortment of groceries at his old stand-two
doors north of Haynes d Sons store. where
he is prepared to serve up the oysters in
Style magnificent AID great
for all who may give him a call. See card in
another column.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
Louisville Dec. %,
The Hayfiar,s and DOminicans.

1t has been a common opinion that the
Dominicans are white people This the
New York Tribune denies and says they are
in the main people Of african blood. Their
President Bnez, is a mullatto
1t says further that the Haytians as a
people are more intelligent, more civilized,
and in better condition than the Donnini--
cans This is different from the prevailing
opinion.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

The New York papers say the business of
transportation from west to east increases
faster than the means of transit, that the
three roads now open to market cannot car
rv the increase Of freight since they were
opened; that seven roads could not do the
business of the canal, and that that great
thoroughfare n:vst be enlarged, because the
iublic business imperiously demands it
There is no danger of the mean Of conveyance
getting ahead the new roads. They are all
needed.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
From the Cleveland Herald.
The Distressed Father of the Year 1853.

NV Baby-hush, thy moaning cease
Ere I've quite lost my hearing
Call not not upon thy ma my dear,
She's gone electioneeringl
Afy blessed babe! you little wretchD-
How shall ease thy sorrow?
Thy mother will be back some time
Perchance, perchauce tomorrow.
VIII not cen this thy grief assageT
Then know what shall do ii;
'Tis Acenite-so says the book
A pill an hour, | knew i'll
Oh! what blessed thing it is
To be ones own ply s;cian.
Now. Adelaide, and job, my dears.
Recite that proposition.
Go on, my ehild-and prove it all
That right-be net alfrighted.
Two is TO one, as eight 10 six
So womau's wrongs are righted!
Bless me! what makes you cough 50. Job
Oh, help! he's surely choking
Is this the Group? what shall do?
E1OW lIlHbtlui 80 aOOhli'S
Run, Adelaide, for Mrs c.,
AlasI had forgotten
She's gone away to Washington
To raise the price Of Cotton.
And there's Miss G., oh dear! oh dear
She too is out stump speeding
And Mrs. A. can do nought else.
.Since she took uato preaching!
What can do ? they once cured colds
With butter and Inolasses,
But croup-Ah, yes, have it now,
''Ill try Mesmeric passes.
OH wonderous cure-oh glorious age!
Behold him calmly sitting!
Six strokes dol0n so-and one off so,
Have sent the Group fitting
Now, children dear-I mus! away
To get the cod tor dinner!
The best are in New Boundland Bay,
never seen them finer.
I'lI call at Boston. too and buy
A new ballon for Baby.
And children, if you're good. you may
Come out and meet may be!
But one thing more! this buttons Of,
Bring the machine here sonny!
One turn-that's il! now all is right!
I'm off for the Bay of Fundy.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

Mr.. WiIes ba7mg established himself in
Fremont for the purpose of taking daguero-
types call the attention of public generally
to a reading Of his notice aud wishes them to
give him a trial BE executes miniatures in
"a saeer,or sty le and en- the shortes! notice
Call on him.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
HALL & GAsTON.

Messr. G. D. Hall d E. K. CASTOR have
dissolved partnership. 1t is their request that
all who are indebted to them make immediate
settlement with c. D. Hall.
MIR. Hall has lately received well selected
stock of shoes and clothing, which he offers
very cheap. See his card in another column
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
Important.

l have sold my entire interest in the Free
man, and wish to migrate to the west. 1t is
therefore necessary that all who owe me for
the paper. Job work or advertising, should at
once settle | have some debts 0hich
will be compelled to settle before leaving, and
| must have my pay before others can have
iheirs Therefore friends walk mp to the cap
tan's Office to settle and pay what thou owest.' ;
J. S. FoUKE.
Dec 23rd 1852.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

A bachelor writes to us in very excited state
protesting against the proposed School of De-
sign for Women. lie urges that already nine
out Of ten are victims TO their designs, and if
their natural instincts are to be so highly cul
tivated, Not single man would escape the
bonds of matrimony. Lantern.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
Minnasota salt Lake.

Minnesota contains rich salt region, perhaps
as can be found anywhere on the face of the
globe. This region extends from the At to
the 48 degree of north latitude, and from the
96 to the % degree west longitude Within
district are found small lakes of the strongest
salt water. The shores Of these lakes are en-
crusted with pure salt.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

ANOTHER ARCTIC ExPEDITIoN-Dr. Kane,
of U. S Navy announced in his lecture in New
York. on Tuesday evening, that Sir John
Franklin expedition now organized under his
supervision, will proceed to the Arctic via
Greenland. Mr. Grinnell has placed vessel
ut his orders, and the Secretary of the Navy
has approved of the expedition.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

Mr.. Ward & Heaton calls the attention
Of the people of Fremont and vicinity to their
card they having recently located in Fremont
for the practice Of Law, desire portion of
their patronage. See their card in another
column.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

When the Princess Helena was born, it was
told the Princess Royal that she had young
sister.
'Oh, that is delightful cried the littls in
nocent royalst. DO let me go and tell
mama!"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

w Hon CoRNELIUs P. VAN MSS died
in Philadelphia last week. Mr.. Van Ness
had been governor of Vermont. minister to
Spain and collector of the port of New York
under Mr.. Tyler's administration.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
AnlPricnn Exnresa.

This company has now opened an Office in
Fremont. We have long felt the need of such
arrangement, and We hope it will be daily
appreciated. Mr.. B. Thorndyke is agent for
Fremont. See card in another column.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

Rg Advertising, says the Dutchman, is to
business what manure is to the land, and
bread and butter to the growing School ur-
chin-rolling the stone of Sysiphus up the
bill of Commerce as easily as soap bubble
soareth to the surface.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
RAIN.

An overlooking abundance of rain has
lately fallen; enough to inundate the county
almost, 1t slightly retards the trade OF
Fremont. Tuesday and Wednesday the
the river began to raise at very furious rate.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

ET Its stated by the, Frontier Guardian
that the Big Sioux river is navigable for small
class steamers for distance of 200 miles,
The valley is some 60 miles wide. afording
one Of the most productive regions in the
West.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
WAsu1Naror. Sent 20.

WILMINGTON, sept 10
The following appointments have been
by the President:
Thomas NJ. Foofe. of Buffalo, Charge
d'Afaires to Austria, rice McCnrdy.
John Wilson, of Washington, as Commission
er General Of the Land Office, vice Butter
field.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
Public Meeting,

A large and respectable meeting of the
citizens of Fremont and vicinity was held at
Court House, on Tuesday last.
Organized by calling DIR. La @. Rawson to
| the chair and a. B. Tay lor was appointed
Secretary.
Remarks were made by Messrs Orton,
Buckland, June, White and Everett.
The following Committee was appointed on
resolutions which reported the following which
were unanimously adopted.
CD Orton, j. s. Tyler,
| Fl. Everett, o. L. Minis,
]. P. Haynes, S. Buckland,
J. T. Moss.
Wheras the Junction Railroad Company is
about attempting to bridge Sandusky Bay al
some point below Fremont in violation oflaw
and justice, and to the great detriment Of
the interest of every inhabitant Of Saudusky
County-and whereas we bold and claim that
the right to navigate said waters has been
paid for, by the holders of real estate here,
and large surrounding territory, that the
| enjoyment Of the same, was long ago guaran-
ted to us by the supreme power of the coun-
try, and that no authority here remains
to take it away, therefore be it
| ResoIVed That we will contest any such
effort on the part of any corporation which
shall make the attempt BY all legal and hon
orable means; and hereby pledge ourselves
individually and unitedly TO never cease our
opposition to this contemplated invasion of one
OF our mostimportant rights, till all the Courts
of our Country shall have decided against us
ResoIDed, that the committe of Twenty be
appointed by the chair to circulate subscrip-
| tiOnS to further the purpoSpS of This mpeiinS
The following were appointed a committee
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
Shot.

a Mr.. John Stahl living near Rome, we
understand, lately shot himself after first
Shooting young Woman by whom he had
been crossed sin love-"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
Poisoned.

We learn that Mr.. Shoeman. formerly of
of Fremont, but late of Titin city, recently
killed himself with poison, whilst under the
influence of "Strong Drink"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
M A 3 RIED

In Fremont. on the 23d inst, by Rev. H.
T. Heister, Mr.. John Hudson, of BalIville,
and Miss Louisa S. Greene, daughter of J.
L. Greene. Esq. of Fremont.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
DIED.

On the 18th inst, in Pleasant township,
Seneca county, LAURA ELLEN. daughter Of
J. B. and Sarah Smith, aged l year 0 months
and days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-02
OBITUARY..

- THE GOOD DIE YOUNG.
Died. about O'Clock. A. NJ, Tuesday last, the 10Th
inst Mrs ANNE A. HUNTER aged about ~ years, wife of
VIM Hunter Esq of this town, and daughter of the late
Alexander Troy, Esq, Of Oxmoor North Carolina.
Mrs Hunter married in this place in April 1885,
when she has resided here continuously the time of her
DEATH She has left two little daughters too young to be
conscious of the irreparabe loss they have sustained.
Seldom. indeed has this community been called de-
pore the death of truly estmabe in all the relations
of life as the deceased.
and warm and unwavering friendship Most distinctly
stricness of her moral department the assertion
her faults she had them, leaned to virtues side "
In her. the Church has lost humble but 1ealous and eff
cient members society," who ornamened and refined the
circle in which she moved wife, sister, and
friend deeply and sneeteY noIrne
while recipients of her uptrng beneTonce in this Ell
cnty and elsewhere will geve learn that the heart which
warmly sympahized with their suerngs and the hand
whose bounty often secretly alevated thein now
Wondering in the tomb. .
Her death fit commentary such life calm,
peaceful and serene. .
She died in the full faith of eternal reward and while
in order that last end may be like hers should m-
tate her example upon EARTH should ALSO aid of that
object endeavor attain the conviction that this blow
been inflicted by the great Dsposer of events for good
and wise purpose.
Father above, to Thee we humbly bow
To Thee commit u.s. trusting in Thy love,
That this sad blow, DER which we're weeping now;
Has been intended, and will surely prove
A future good. by thy Omniscience given.
To guide hayward steps her. Thee and Heaven
Dallas (Cahnbn, ala J Ga-ctfr. June 49,
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BALTIMORE June asMBs.s q . IN e ~ III
per Dbl Red Wheat ye o asi. % q ~, p
yellow do so a6sc per bnabol Oats SO 4oe per bushsL
Rio Coffee sac Per Ib Rice iis; per 70 Msss
lOI iOlc. and hams per u: Lard 10 bills At V
We o Quote .aIes s. hsegg FL Ssd. ; so Ii Bs M
per gallon. Az.
NEW YORK, JnGe g There has been sales to-
day of 900 baeshe psrkes closing unchanged n every
brands and 4s 81 Sc for SStshern. Whest.Ssles of
els at 60 Gle for yellow. Rye-sale 200 bushels at se
Pork-Saes of $50 bbs at sl9 Is for ess and is $H
for prime BeefSales of 400 bbs At full pIc Sales of
Sugar-Sales Of 500 hhds Museovado at &c. Rcs-Sales
bbls Spirits of Turpentine at - 44c; Crude Tupenine
is selling at 90 25per barrel.
LIVERPOOL, June iG--No change in any article of
grain excepting Indian Corn which vas Cd to Is low
Flour 2s Cd 2ls Philadelphia and Baltimore 20 2Os Sd
Indian Corp white, 80 sos Sd; yellow 81 Sis Sd; mixed
Sos I'd Sis American Wheat; white, IS Is I'd; red and
mixed IS cd IS 3D. 80 :.
June I4-Cotton-Tte sales since Thursday amount 10
5000 bags of which 5000 taken speculation aud for
TOdays safes 500 bags of which 500 for
speculation and export Prices are lowered 3D. per lb
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-02
A Great Blessing to the AfIilcted.

d. MLane the inventor of the celebrated Liver Pills. used
these Pills practice he could be
induced them public such as to make
them known throughout the country This learned physician
felt the repugnance that all minded Of science
feel Entering the lists those unscrupules empires
who obtrude upon public and rely
system of pulling sustain them Convinced however
of the real of the Liver and influenced by the plain
dictates of Duty finally delicate feelings
tho altar Of public good His medicine has lot dsap
pointed Practitioners whose
he induced forego his inenaons From
quarter do the gratifying of its wonderful
East the West the North and the south
alike laden with tidnss OF joy from the afflicted
These wonderful Pills completely conquered that
scourge of America, the Liver Complaint
U5-They may be had WIN H. LlPPITTS, Druggist Will.
miugon, N e. Also, by Druggist and Dealers generally