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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
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L. ID Parker Surgeon DENTS,

d ID FdEAGE SIIFfgeOn DcBGIst,
DESPECTFULLY tenders profession a services
Ilio the citizens of Fremont and vicinity, all ope-
Tstions relating to the preservation and beauty OF
the natural teeth, the insertion of artificial teeth
on pivot, gee silver plate, done in the ueatest
He is in possession OF the latest improve
ments now in use, consequently he fatters himself
that he prepared to render entire satisfaction
those who may desire his aid in any branch ofthe
profession.
Lethean Ether administered, aud teeth extracted
without pain, if desired.
Office in CaldwelI's Brick Building, over DR..
Rice's office
2 Framont Jan. d. 1851.
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AUpEToR's OFFICE,

AUDron's OFFICE,
Sandusky County, Ohio.
certify the foregoing laws are truly copied
from, those furnished this Office by Secretary
Of State. ~
Ceunty Auditor.
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FIR REMONT FREEMA AN:
JIM NJ. MAIN, Editor and Publisher.

The FREEMAN, is pubished every Thursday norm
ag-Office In Buckland's Brick Buldng-third
story; fremont, Sandnsky county, Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30
PORTA COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
R. p. BUCKLAND, Agent:
,7= FREMONT, OHIO.

DIR. r.. S. RICE.
Coatinuesthe practice of Medicinein Fremont
and adjacent country.
oEFIcE, as formerly, on Front street, oppo-
site Deals new building.
Fremont, Noy. 23, Is5O.-37
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Eclectic PHYSICIANS.

h0CTORS VIM. W, Karshner & VIM. H,
IL Knepple-Office South East corner of Pike
and Front Streets, Fremont, Ohio, where one or
both Of Us will be found at all times to atte nd
Professional calls.
i Fremont, July 9th, 1e52.-1y.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-30

sss,ls co,v. ne wear, in advance, 81 90
Paid within the We ar, oo
Town subscribers will be charged 81 %. The dir-
screncein thetarms between the price on papers
delivered int own and those sent by mail, is occa-
sioaed by the expense ofcarrying.
How TO SToP PAPER. First see that you have
foritup to the time Won wish it to stop; notify
The Post Master of your desire, and ask him to no.
fv the publisher, under hisfrank, Gas he is author
ed to do) of your wish to discontinue.
, 1852-09-18

" For the purpose Of counl2racting
various rumors abroad, with regard to con-
trolling Influences exercised over the "Co-
lumbiau," we WOULD beg leave to remark
once, and for all, that the Columbian p
cditorially and otherwise, is, anil will be
solely under the charge Of the publishers, 50
long as their names are connected with the
paper. Albeit we desire the aid Of contrib
utors, and shall be thankful for any commu-
nica.;ons that will be of interest to the peo-
pie, or tend to the advancement and deycl-
opmcnt cf the resources Of this SEW STATE,
in the prospective, yet we seek not to be-
come, nor can We be made use Of as tools
for the furthoranec Of any unworthy object,
or in any capacity. We intend 10 pub
lish neutral paper, TO assist in the settle
ment and improvement of the territory, ard
to control It's columns ourselves -afording
equal and exact justice to all-grantins es-
pacial privileges to none We trust the
people On the Sound will properly apprcci-
ate this determination, and that all iniplica-
ted as seeking to exercise " controlling IN
fueuce," will "takc due notice thereof and
gtYcTn themselves accordingly"
, 1852-09-18

T. We will next week commence the
publication Of a series Of able Articles ad-
dressed to the people of North Columbia
written by an old resident, who thoroughly
understands the wants and interests of the
citizens of this part Of the country, and the
necessary steps to be taken to hasten on our
new Territory to its ultimate important dcs-
tin. We bespcak for them, in advance, an
attentive parusal.
, 1852-09-18

FATAL AcciDENr.-Nolson Barnes. ;-
Was instantly killed ou the l4th inst, near.
the crossing Of Nowahkum river, while ridin,
along the road, (about S miles this side of
Cowlitz landing), by the falling Of a tree
His horse was killed at the same time. Ho
was on his way 10 jhe gold mines of south.
cm Oregon. lie was the son of Nelson
Barnes Of this vicinity, and aged twenty
one years and eleven months,
, 1852-09-18

JsD- We have deferred going to press un.
til late hour, awaiting the arrival of the
mail from the Willamette, and are Obliged
to g propd" without it. We hope oar
riadcrs will not suffer materially, or very
sensibiy feel the Disappointment, as we did
aot oNp1ctto be peculiarly enlightened byit,
On subj 'cis of public interest, pertaining to
our territory.
, 1852-09-18

rsg- Mr.. John Alexander, Col. riboy,
and the Mcssrs. Crockett have each large
Fat boats, which persons desiring to settle
on Whidby's Island or any part of the
country below Olympia, can have the use Of
almost on their own terms. Cattlc and 9TH
cr stock can thus be conveyed with facility
70 any point below
, 1852-09-18

bS~ \ most destructive fire occurred in
Montreal, Canada, on the sth of July. -
About 1900 houses were destroyed, nearly
all belonging to the poorer class in the sub
urbs Of the city, 5000 persons were rem
dercd houseless by this great confagraiion.
Tie total loss is estimated at $4,000 ,O01.
, 1852-09-18

no Gov. CALHOUN, of New Mexico,
died on the 3O.h Of June, on the plains,
while on his way to the States.
WIN. Carr Lane has been appointed Gov
crnor Of New Mexico to 6ll The vacancy oc-
ca,ijacd by the death of Gov Calhoun.
, 1852-09-18

" KossUrH took passage in the Wash
ington for Europe in the latter part Of July
last, having sojourncd in the United States
something over seven months and half, and
receiving, in" material aid, "near 500, ,OC0.
, 1852-09-18

b7g" Large ratification meetings are being
held ell over the Union, declaring in favor
Of the recent Baltimore nominations. Both
candidates for the Presidency appear to
unite the strength of their respective parties.
, 1852-09-18

e. Persons holding prospectuses for the
" Columbian" with names Of subscribers
will please forward them as soon as conye.
nient, in order that we may, thereby, recu-
late the amount of our weekly edition.
, 1852-09-18

Ee5r Gold has been discovered in Nova
Scotia, near St. John. The people are
aocking from Annapolis to St. John, and the
rush is so great that sailors cannot be got to
man the vessels in the Annapolis river.
, 1852-09-18

C Col. Mccall, Inspector General L.
5. A., and Capt. Stone, his all, passed
through this place on Wednesday last on
,icir return fro,n visit of inspection to
Fort St,ilacoom.
Capt. llill's command win remain at Fort
Staiiaccom, to which station Li,ut. Gibson
wi'lretun from the Dallcs. Major EIatha-
way Viii rcinSoic9 them with hi company
AM b, in command.
is5~ Ihc Postmaster General has ap-
pointed S2rS,au jams HALL Postmaster
at to., Si,ikcJym.
, 1852-09-18

At Quebec a land slide destroyed large
number Of habitations. Some ten or twelve
persons were buried beneath the catth, seven
of whom were killed.
, 1852-09-18

Gsg- Hon. JOIN P. KENNEOY, Of Mary
land, has been appointed Secretary Of the
Navy in place of Mr.. Graham, resigned.
, 1852-09-18

ROGER JONES, Adjulant General Of the
United States Army, and brother Of Com
modoro Jones, died at Washington City,
aged 40.
, 1852-09-18
Adventure in an open Boat at Sea


pl, (.h, other tao having reached some other
portion OF th, Sound .a .alcty)-thc ca,irc parry
consisting Of Ne..rs. Ellis Barns, Clemeh, W.
Samnc.. James G. Ilcd.es and Thomas Tobias.
From Mr. Barns we learn the particulars Of .hci.
4iaer r1m1tc l1I pcnlI, expedition.
The raIy len Gold lllfhoi, Queen Chsrl1.lc's
l.la.d, on the Ija Of Jane ls', whittier they hsj
ycsa lurtJ, like many others, it the hope Of .ccu
ring an ample jua.u.c cf ilc precious oro,n will
which it was -a.l the rocks of the Island were SO
richly murru4tcJ suI after nine weeks lalo.
...,.- and n.pi,le.s.,,.b and ,',, I.;,,,, ro .,,
:.
'l''oN 10 u' P'o'u'e'' ''"c' 'hah small
oIe" loa'' iouHeek feet IN length, y four and d
hall ia width. with small sal. they embarked. A.
T,c r,,,y ,y,,o ON, c,,..u.,.,.l..c........;..
, 1852-09-18

E1Da Hon. DAVID MERRlwErnER has been
appointed by the Governor of Kentucky TO
be Senator in Congress until the first Mon
day in September next, in place Of Hon
Henry Clay, deceased.
, 1852-09-18

u W. NJ. SNIrH, Captain Of the clip
per yacht ".Laplate," is authorized to re.
cei,c subscriptions for the < Columbian"
, 1852-09-18

BsG" n. Du BoIs has been appointed
Surveyor Of the Port of Milwaukee, in place
Of Alolzo Leland, removed.
, 1852-09-18

Ray The remains of Hon, Henry CLAY
have arrived at Lexington Kentucky, where
all that was left of the Sage Of Ashland 4"
was consigned to its final resting place, in
the vicinity of his former homc-in the
State of which lie was so proud-with the
most imposing funeral ceremonies. As a
specimen Of the appropriate honors paid to
the memory Of the deceased in the different
cities and towns through which his body was
conveyed, we extract the following fIom an
exchange: :
" A gentleman who accompanied the re-
mains of Henry Clay to Louisville spoke of
a neat little tribute of respect that took place
at Rising Sun. As the Ben Franklin passed
that place the passengers saw quite a dem
onstration upon the banks. 1t consisted of
rmETy-oNE young ladies dressed in white,
with one exception, with black wells, each
with "A banner representing the different
States; the one Indicating Kentucky was
dressed in dep mourning"
, 1852-09-18

pg- Cart. L. BALcu, Of Stcilacocnl,
will accept our kind-st regards for his compli-
mcnt to the'" Columbian his wishes for
our success, and above all for the names o,
subscribers furnished. The Discrepancy in
post Offices and post routes to which hc al
ludes will be severely felt for soma time to
come; but there isa 3" better day commg''
fos northern Oregon Neither our terri
lorlal legislature, federal officers, congress,
or the departments at Washington s,em to
consider the interests of the p,opl3 on thl
Sound worth caring for; but that "b,tter
day " will shortly afford Us a legislature o!
orr own, and either coapci the " power, tina,
be " to respect our rights or regret the con-
sequences. The Willamette valley is vel
eeme ts-tAe- i,s.SG and pciftqg sic ims
received, and is receiving from the home
government. Th3 stcP-eAW on her no.th
will soon be Of age, and able to talk for her
sell, whcnshe will ''go it" on her own hook.
, 1852-09-18

lie that can please nobody, is not so much
to be piticd as he that nobody can please.
, 1852-09-18

Ra- We were favored BY the pcrusal Of n
letter, received by Q. A. Brooks, Esq, from
the Rev. D. A. Murdock, of Pittsburgh
Penn, who proposes, if the Pugct's Sound
country shoald hold out sufficient induce
ments, to cmigrate to this part of the Teri
tory, next year, with his own and some forty
other families. He makes inquiry what
prospect ladies have Of supportia@ them
selves here, and signifies his intention, should
he receive Z favorable reply, to escort quite
Il number Of young ladies, widows, e., to
our Territory. Lit them come, they are
just the article most needed in this market.
They need notbo alarmed about bei'ig sup
ported in this land Of plenty and L,cLelor-
dom.
, 1852-09-18

For Goyernor-E. B. WEBn;
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. l.. MORRISON
treasurer FRANCIS ARENz;
Secretary Of State-B. S. MoREis;
Auditor-CHAELEs Belts.
, 1852-09-18

lILaNoIs,-Tho Wing State Convention
met at Springfield on the 9TH July last, and
the following ticket for State Off
, 1852-09-18

@ Thanks to Sergeant JANrs HAIL,
P. NJ. at Fost Steilacoom, for the interest
he manifests towards tue " Columbian. -
Letters conveying 10 Us material aid .
will ever be acceptable. We will wager
that th1 Sergeant is not only .. gentleman
and scholarly but good soldier We
nop- 10 hear f.om him again.
, 1852-09-18
The Shookum Chuck Coal Fields.

Dr. Big, low, a well known practical &C
olo.ist, has recently returned to Olympa
highly gratiG,d with The fruits Of his search,
alt,ra careful survey Of the above fields,
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arbe Dailp birpinian.
sY REeuEsT.
Loved Thee Once.


| loved thee once--but have learned
To Danish hence thai thought
To check the heart which vainly burned
With love thai unsought;
The flame which lii my spirit first
In youths bright dreamy hour
Which | awhile fondly nursed
Hath lost Its former power.
loved thee--bui that love wesn
Was to thee oil unknown;
BY thee unhecded and unseen,
| thought Of thee alunr.
How off amid the throng I've wopt
For one glance from thine eye
There by me thou hast often stepp'd
Unconscious vas nigh.
I loved tliee onoe--of have Fazed
Upon thy bchming brow,
Till thence metlioueht radiance blazed
Too bright for aughi below
And have listened 10 thy song
And viewed thy smiling face.
Till seemed borne wings Hlong,
Thro Heavens griai space.
| loved thee once--bot tears more
Shall dim mine eye for ihpei
Ia other cars thy aattefy rour,
Us nathing nov to
Nor will tbs ncnofy smart.
For the lat tie Is riven,
And possess more tho heart
SO idly to thee given, NJ a. II,
Bullet CO.. Ky, 1891.
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MIR .HhNDIZE.
.,nnlN1.nrOah EOIE IsJ2.-BOlh

4 UHOTLIR. Mn Stttft Lgahbfg' -! =
-. tttitNAstdEAR ENtsARE md Dr.
I'm On, Dres.ea md Plum q rs u ~. Leoz.s
filoss. Gtraao.e. Pm ID nm Brt MN VIZ -
~. eas,ors. 81; sre NOV 10 t"c'f 'i 'eh 49,.
.gpt,ls 81 Dofnc,te aud Foreign Gppdr 'i ne" -
nh y t,IIi.bnfrnf. Our Sf9ck i an" al tn
I,ge, ever offered IN M market aod tH'sine bee" fa'
l,liy .elpcr,d aud bought on the most ia'"fall'
.e are determined IL Lcuair'-3! y ''' I'M
in tie rpuntfy either Mouth or Solti N, I'M mn
others Haufins anything III thlz Dc ",''' -
l 90, mine or Stock aud pr, belore pure -inf
fl-cuherc-feelitg eenbdel enn l'ai-' an 10 -
l,nils aud prize IF Good. The Ladies are n''e''''
y invite, IT, call aud examine our SteeS
,,tr.tl Ut
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~ cow. AZ LAST. HAL LES
"a EkAkD, NArcn NAKER s JLwt1fh r. LgD"
- burg. Ia, would respectfully can 'L' NJ
liIn nj the eifizrns Of Lvuchburg and tn" sufrnai4e
roiptrt h. fae aud splendid ns-ortn cnt oi Naten
e.. Jcvciry and Silver arr u-tnccyed iromthr >of' D.
of the ,tc.t styles and Pnl m, selected - h'hs'
with grtnt care ~ suit this market From i@ long *
prrieuce in the Watch and Jrwciry business he h''
Ter. himself that he can please the most fasid"us.-
A. for l,. n,al.ip he leayeS il 10 those at ht
Ina. donc WORK fpp 10 Judge. All he as>s i u ia l. ~
II Won are ot perfectly satisfied, and il his goods are
nj exactly what be recommends then 10 be- ne h"h'
himself to feduubl. the money and 10 chafse tor TIC
eoods.
Old Gold aud Silver taken in ,xchargc for anything
f. ,.ylipe. C A EVARD,
March 3 = doors ahoye Exchange corner.
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TUE sUBsCHEBERS busior obtained tbc

I1uE SUBsCREEEISS bayinr obtained tho
exclusive rlghf OF relung Fish Ncialic Bdrial
Coses take tn- method otniorniug he rcopr Of ynch
burg an the surrounding country, TIM 1lcy lnyc H.
thc ware room ON Alain Street ot at The abo,e ca.
Of different -jars. 1t would be dlicut task to give
ndcqua, impression oi these Cascs Nthout person.
upecon: lhcy perfectly mir tight and ndcstruc-
tble and for protecting mud prcscrvne the Dead, for
ordinary nefmcnt=. for enulta for transportation.
superior toanythine of tho kind before invented Those
.4,.asEHUte e.uusl tD mood iae upsr Casrs e1u be-
upplied by S.DluGUlD X SONS.
unlerroline o'oc o-aal .'ylao'.a promptly attend
rd TO- s. ID. 4 SONS.
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A GARD.-TtlE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
4 N pectiully ask continuance ot the patronage 50
long bestowed upon him To- the concern aud in
this connection he de- ms j, proper, o-l, all who
indebted to him 10 cone forward aud settle their nc
counts without delay.
There mony claims or long standing, which, must
close up, and it is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention this notice
jan 8--1ts s. DItGIlD
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MrRCHtNDIfE.
.,.s sssE LADIES

. 80. a. 4 IA DHES-IULIIUUN ! IiOlT
i kyft's CaRNER are naw rec-iViI fntsf aud
=, .p,rI,fr a.<uftn,, 1T Clouds for Lafiic,' tie,
,y. ever Lad the plea Of exhibiting. rhr tll,M.
. ara, some of the articles they pfnarrd h sins
- IN, will favor them uilh r4ll:-Fig Mri.bns
I'm, % +, 81 per yarl; do Casbner's. sath De Antique,
TT Nc,i,,a4 Prrsar Cnih. Sai' plaid NJ H. X. n,
~. Brocade ditto Bid diit". IN variety, Clmi.
- CI,kire nnoen ond Cr,pr Shawls. Skilis under
g, sl.ave. Coliars. Sill. Nnr.trd and Cotton LIS
-, Velvet md other Ribbons. luc' aud "tlni Gfops
- a.,br.. Is. Muns. Gltyts. Nerno aud Silk
vi. e.. &c We respectfully wife al in Of
or RI op md good articles, to give u call before
l-i,g I'll H.
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INsU NcECO mPANy

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, Al WfNCHESi En-
Chartered Marc4 Tin. ls5e.-- Ceps'ai so 0a1.
Win POWER INCHrAsE fuF sAsfE 10 $500 400
FFNHIS COMPANY having b,cn duly organized. =
D. ready 10 receive applications aud issue Poll.
ces, and offers the citizens OF Virginia heinducemcnt
of home Company nr the safe insurance IF all lipds
Of property. merchandise, Ne.. at hir and rqninbi,
rates. The Director. the pdhlie that THE Com.
pnny will be conducted With yiew pcrnanrncy and
on the sriees principles oi equity, u4icr md close
regard TO economy and the sniely Of tho insured
reFs1pfst-JOSEpU : CARSON.
SKeREtAhb--C. y FUNK.
AeruARY-O = BRESEE.
IosErH s. G8PsoN. NM. l.. Gnu.
JAMS 4. RIELY, ( jaws IL RuHGEss,
lLoip LoGAs, J y. ". RIeaARDsos,
JoHN kFHR.
~ Office on riecadilla street ncor the valley Bank
W.achester. J.. d. CHRISTIAN, AsEkf.
Sept 2-dlg Lynchburg.
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HATS AND CAPS
CONCERN

n EW tONtERN.-Ihn subscribers -ocm
ted henscvca together On The first instant font he
r1sre sv- pnspose Of conducting the manufacture
- - ses1sEeEA Of Cab NET WARE, athc oti amt
10 I'D leeR kao4ra slatd of s. Dmguid, an.
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III a. y IL! IA q sG! ~ USEC!
AT NARROCkS CHEAP
NEWSPAPER. BOOK "a MAGAZINE

NEWSPAPER. BOOK "a MAGAZINE
ID L = O +
MARKET STREET. oNE D,Oi INFLOW rHE Pnsr OFFICE
LynchburE, Virginia.
No NEVER CAN THY HOME BE NINE, \
Duert. p.lcc 12Ic.
WEEP No MORE, ii song, Price 25c.
THE DYING GUILD, by L.y. H. Crosby, Ballad.
Price -.
THE EMIGRANTS FAREWELL, ly ,omc,u Ballad,
Price %.
MOLLY DoYOU LOVE ME-. song. Price a5c.
HE OLD LOG HUT. Il Tie author Of Ben Bolt,
Price 25c.
MY PRETTY VIRGINIA GAL by f. p Cbli,ty,
Price PC.
NEBBER MIND THE WHITE FOLKS. song.
Price 2lr
HOME AGAlN.asong.hy Marshall rihe.rpce Pc.
KATY DARLING n song Price e5r.
CONE 7 o THE SUNSET TREE, Tyroesc evening
hymn, Price l24c,
Price l25c.
HAPPY AT HOME. brilliant yuris,i1n- Price 3Sc.
MELODIES OF TIE PEOPLE, new vuriaion.
old tunes, Price s..
EVENING BELL, quick step, Price l25c
MISSISSIPPI. do do
CAPT SHEPHERDS QUICK STEP. Price 38c.
MARCH FROM THE OPERAor NORMA. q" 25c.
MARINE POLKA. Price l2Ir
THE FAFORlTE HONSTOCk'S POLKA" 25r.
The Ladies, and ull pen sons purchasing Music. are re.
auested call and examine my collection. aud any
eces not on hund, viii be ordered with dispatch
Persons living in the couHtry, viii hnve any Of the
above pieces sent free of postage, by enclosing tue
money, ty addressing letter. post paid,
LOUDNICk WARROCK
Cheap Book and Magazine Depot, Lynehbne,Ya.
l7-ts
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Terms

The American pub-hor respectfully invite the aucn.
ton Of their fellow citizens the merits OF the abeve
works feeling assured thnt will arise from thcir
perusa without being convinced thar they snbscr,e the
best interests of populur intelligence Rnd add in
eminent degree to the general happiness Of the nation
by importing to the public mind heath6ul stimulus Ton
a high order OF intellectual pleasure.
Copies # al tie above works can hc sren the tn
bles OF the VIRGiNlAN READING Room whore subscrip
tions will he received zcpt 3-,lts
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NtEY Z ID OOUD &c O7HUtA \
y UOLT KYLE's CORNER, LYNoHBURG, wound in
To atefti,,n Of hoyers tneir aree and well Sc
Ia,,,t stock IF FALL GOODS such rs Carpets, Bugs
Iindscy. double and single width tailed Cloths. Cab-
% cn,ie Good, in great variety. Table Linen. Cheap
= Il ~, over fired IN this mnr ct. Knitting Yarn.
BbnL ct. Lca he'd and brown Sheetins,& Nc Our stock
dn.ir4c and Alttrr ourselves We will give salts,
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