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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
NEWS! NEWS!
Glorious NeRS!! From the Soulful!

UlUElUuS NChSst fIO1u TIC DOutH'ti
F1NHE Mexican Mustang Lniament, that has
been performing such remarkable cures, and
and creating SO much excitement in the South and
West during the last twelve months,
HAS ARRIVED IN OUR MIDST!
and all those afflicted with Rheumatism, old Sores
or UuceE Diseases. or Sprains, Scalds. Bnrns, or
Eruptions Of any kind, can now be healed. Those
who have been suffering for months or years with
that loathsome disease, The Piles need now
su9er no louger-as this MUSTANG LINIAMEET is a
certain remedy, no matter how bad they are, or OF
how lang standing. Cancers, Fistulos. ScaId Head
Feller or Ring Worm-1r any kind of a sore, are
healed and perfectly cured in an incredibly short
time.
To the Ladies it is Invaluable
For sore NIPPLES. caked breasts, ague in the face,
Tooth or Ear Ache, or any PAINFUL sores or swell
ines II also removes dandriff from the head, in
viEorates the hair and prevents it from falling out,
aud gives beautiful glossy soltness TO the hair.that
is not attained by any other preparation.
For Horses and other AniDedLS.
il has no equal in healing Saddle or Collar Calls.
Scratches, Mango, sprains or Bruises-andi il is an
infallible remedy for spnts, spavins, or RngbOnSs
dissoving the large tumors, and reducing the swol-
len or enlarged joints to !heir natutai size, and
healthy action. Pole Evil or Fistnla. aud Big
headcan now be cured; and the Mustang Lima
r1enl is the remedy that do il. II You any
of your family, your faVorte horse afflicted
with any Of the above diseases, try one boLtle-it
only costs rs cents-aDd you will never use any
other remedy.
land g. Co, Of Fremont, and by other agents
in ell the Villages and towns Of this and the
rounding connties.
Oct 4, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
Al-HeaIing Ointment /!
Or the
Worlds SalVe

which a discerning public has applied to this
medicine for there is scarcely disease, exter-
nal or internal, that it will not benefit. have
used it for the last fourteen years for all diseases
of the Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger andresponsibility, and declare
before heaven and man, that not in one single
case has it failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach of mortal means.
Wholesale and retail at the Grand Depot, 141
FULTON ST, New York, and by all Druggists
throughout the United States.
]. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
141 Fulton St. N. Y.
S. BUCKLAND & so,
JF. WOOSTER,
10 Only.Agents for Fremont
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
NSMTAsTNNn
Private Sale,

%wyA THE subscriber offers the following
5EGIE tract of Land at private sale at a BAR
IiisIEsS$5g GAIN, described follows, TO witt
A3 The southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter of section No. thirtyslx in township
No. five, north ofrange No. fourteen, in Sandusky
county, containing forty acres.
This sland is about three and half miles west o.
Fremont, in w Washington township, and is excel
ently situated and calculated for farming purposes.
Persons wishing 10 purchase will enquire of the
Editor the Freeman, address the subscriber at
Hagerstown, Washington county, Maryland post
paid. GEORGE DElHL.
Fremont, July 10, 1s5O-ls
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
new GOODS!
At the Old Corner!
A. B TAYLOR

" AS Just received the largest and best Sc
a Il lected Stock of Goods ever exhibited at
the Old Corner; which were purchased in Au-
gust, Nth Cash, at a time aOhen money aOas
s0orfh 8 per cent month in New York, and
Goods even sold at Sacrifice of 25 per cent
BY Importers and Jobbers to raise the ,rind
This Stock of Splendid Goods
will be sold at very small commission from
FIRST COST, For ready pay.
The public is respectfully solicited to call
and examine goods and prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere?
Others may FUFF and BLOW, and adver-
tise prices TO their hearts content, the OLD
CORNER will uudersell them at any rate.
All the Fashionable Styles of Slk, Dress
and Fancy Goods can be found here as well
as a large Stock of Groceries, Hardware,
Dry Goods, Silks. Shawls. Ribbons, Bonnets,
Hats and Caps, Walland Window Paper, BOr-
dering, DC. A large lot of
school Books, Ink, Writing Paper,
in fact slI articles to suit the wants of the coH
nunity. And all we ask iS an opportunity q
show our Goods and Prices, to show an intel
ligent and discriminating public that thisis the
place to buy your goods.
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Clover and linn
oshy Seed, Sheep Pelts, BSeswax and Butter
Fremont, Sept IS, 1851.
Petroleum or Rock Oil.
Y1NHE most wonderful remedy ever discovered.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
Oh! Dear, What Can the Matter Be!
TIE WHOLE COUNTRY is In
CONNECTION!
And the Excitementat at
HEAD QUARTERS S

rs Ten degrees above Fever Heat!
THEIR ELEVEN ROD Establishment
is crowded with Farmers from all parts of N orth
Western Ohio The news has spread on the 'Wings
Of the Wind that Minis has
REPEALED THE TARIFF,
And is bound 10 close this Ponderous Pile of over
200 Tons Of the most Magnificent line Of Goods
ever exhibited to the People of Sandusky county.
Believing, do that Wheat must rule al
low figures, and that interests and that of the
Farmer are blended together one, we are going
to make proposition to compromise the matter, SO
as to make one hand wash the other. We ask the
question, whether or not, all kinds of Iron for
heavy Wagons at
THREE DOLLARS A HUNDRED,
And real Agswin Nails at SO, so Barrel, are moi
iu proportion to Wheat at so cents bushel-say.
ing nothing about those 80 hogsheads of
Sugar, at Is Pounds for One Dollar
In tuI ming over the next leaf we find the old Bay
State hiss deposited with over 100 Bales Of Cot
ton Goods and those yard wide Sheetings at penct
and Ready Made Bags at 25 cents, make those
fellows who have tried 10 .4pe us in improvements
look little blue about the GiIS, and wish the Brick
never had been burned that piled up in tina
splendid smoke house, erected at Minis Ware
house door Put in your smoke, its no use to tr!
to block the wheels OF this old Regulator.
TEE < a r NJ Il r s
Are with us, and understand who it is that frs
spiked tile guns Of this old combination. On tht
second page you will find they have laid in iarg'
| line of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
! including 50 pieces Muslin de Lanes at II l-2 cls
a perfect Mountain of Black & Figured Aapacas
Paramettas e. Coburgh Cloths, PoPlins, Plain s
Figured Prints at pence, Shawls e. Ribbons il
proportion. Passing along down the counter abou
| Four Rods, find the
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
MATTRESSES

7NIIE choicest Liquors and Wines for Medicinal
l. and Mechanical purposesfor sale at
BUCKLAND's.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
GROCERIES,
Cheaper than ever
ID. BELTS

ID. BELTS
"OULD again say to his customers and the
w Public that he has received his Fall and Win
ter stock Of Goods and although the raw material
?Gst year;yet is incontroverlable fact that most
all kinds of Goods cheaper in the eastern cities
han they perhaps have ever been heretofore, and
therefore, will enabve us to sell goods at
Unparalleled Low Prices.
Sheniings one yard wide fair article for cents,
ang the best but trife higher. Do you want cot
ton yarn, Sattinelts, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans &c
will sell them ioyOu at such prices that will make
those quake who have already been driven 10 make
capital out of smoke housesi TO them would say
that the smoke house is there, aud the unfortunate
man thus lamenting, must reconcile himself the
best way he can.
beautiful article of white sugar perfectly dry at
st cents per pound. Strictly prime Coffee, and all
other kinds Of
GROCERIES
at the lowest figure. You can find in Northern
Ohio 400 pieces Calicoes, mostly Merrimacks OF
the most beautiful styles, and $50 pieces Of different
kinds
DRESS-GOODS
such as muslin de lans. plain and fancy Alpaccas.
A full assortment Of Long and Figured 6hawls,
Flannels, Bleached Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING
to be sold at corresponding price with wheat at Sc
cents per busheI My stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
is complete, aud will be sold very chsap' GIo-
ceries, Dye 8tuffs Oils, Paints Hardware Crockery
sole & upper Leather, Iron, Nails &c will at all
times be kept on hand and sold cheap.
In conclusion I would say thatif you wantto save
money. call aud US, it costs nothing to examine.
Cash will be paid for all kinds of produce.
Oct 10 1881
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07

cWEEDs' and Pittsburgh lrOnAt
HAYHAB.
ZEPHYR woRsTEDp patterns Canvas, Board
Il and Needles, ct HAYNES
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07

McALISTER'S
AL-LHEALING ONT
MENT from Physicians
the most skillful and ce.
LIBERATED, from Counsel
lors learned in the Law,
from Judges of celebrity
on the Bench, from Min :
listers of the Gospel,
whose undertaking in
tegrity have made them
shining lights in the
,,o4b of Truth froYIa an
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
OVERWHELMING TESTIMONIES:

cyER HALF A MILLION OF TESTIMONY
ais have been received by the Proprietor of
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
Shaker SarsapariIla,

IN QUART BOTTLES, AS PGEPARED By
DIR. S. Il. HOWE,
Needs 0't one trial TO establish its merit as the
BEST SARSAPARILLA.
liver discovered for the cure of the numerous
IL diseases arising from debilitated and derang-
ed state of the system.
Female complaints, Liver complaints, Scrofnla,
Bies, Pimples pustules on the face chronic sore
Eyes Ringworm, or tetter, scald head, rheumatism
pains in the bones joints, and all diseases arising
from injudicious use of mercury.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07
Petroleum or Rock Oil

TIME most wonderful remedy ever discovered
Procured from a well 400 feet below thSearth'
surface. The above article can he had at w oos
ters Drug Store, first door south OF y. L. Minis.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-02-07

Are with us, and understand who It Is that hrst
spiked tlis guns of this old combination. On the
second page you will find they have laid in large
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-11
OplhiOns of an Ex.GOrrrnor.

Among the indefaiigahle nnti.sl,varr 4.
horers in New England, is Daniel Fos,er-
Mr. Fosters system of labor, rs we under
stand It, is nn admirable one. After lec,ur;,.
III place he starts out with Lis no,s ho,S
Tor recording new subscribers to the Lber-
or subscriptions TO the anh-slayery C;,nd.
together will. his bundle ofanti-sInyerv booL.
visiting from house to house, pros and on,;-
preaching the gospel of freedom. We vii,
warrant that by this means, he is tI,oroueI,Iv
furnished for his public lectures. Tint h.
thus hnds abundant ammunition 10 produc.
any amount OF explosion. In recent tour
~ New Hampshire he called thus "nroC.ss-
ionaIly" upon Ex-Governor Steele of Tim,
slate. The following is his account of ,ho
interview which we copy from the Lberu,or.
went 10 Pelerbo' on Saturday. Arriving
a' ''e mouse OF Ex-Governor Steele about
WeNe oclock, went IN 10 hold lille talk
WIN MS Honor. wns asked to dine there.
unu l'n'ooK oi very good dinner. then
sPo"' eo",1 "n'e III conversation with friend
steele lie declined taking the LiberatOr
aud would not purchase Gnrrisou,s Wr;,;.'','
NC iono'ed NOT ihe The honesty of yourself
"nn your hie',hs' but enpllatically said, they
m9,e ~ nt'udeI lanaIics.' lie considers John
- il"'e denagogne; which opinion NAV
DC accounted Tor, perhaps, by n certain pas
sage at arms which occurred between Sen
alor Hale aud Governor Steele at a Fair nt
Manchester. II is currently said ,bnt the
doughty Governor was unhorsed in thar en-
counter The Governor thinks lhnt The ,,n,i,d
Democratic pariy is more than n match for
the Wings the Federalists, the AboIilionis,s
and the Higher Law lie thinks tbe no,;,'
ical parties have nothing to do with the Inv
OF God; in which opinion agreed with him
while yentured TO suggest that il would We,
De found ihat the Law Of God had something
to do with the politicians. 'N''N'""s
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-11
western Anti-sIavcry Fnir--Is52.
G. B. sTEBBINs.

The WESTERN ANTI-SLAyERY FAIR, will be
held in Salem, commencing December slst and
continuing two days. The object of the Fair
is to aid in the restoration of freedom to tho
enSlavcd and in securing and pcrpctua,ine tho
blessings Of the free, by publishing and enforce
ing the principles Of justice and freedom upon
the government and people. ..H
Past experience here and elsewhere bos de-.
monstratcd tho utility OF Fairs. MS n source OF
Anti-Siavery revenue. We therefore hope that
tho friends Of Anti Slavery principles and mca-
sures, will be liberal in their contributions and
prompt in forwarding them. The more varied
ana extensive the assortment of articles Tho
better The ornamental and the uscfnl will
DC Hhke available. The merchant can contli-
butte from his store, the mechanic and manufac-
turer from his shop, the housckccpcr flom her
varied and indispensable department, and the
products Of the Dairy and Farm will he o,nc-
cially acceptable Let none be backward be.
cause their contribution must necessarily be
small Remember the importance of our OBJ.
Jtet-the measures indispensable to success
ana that money is necessary to procure them.
Though slavery is for the present triumpbant.
let US not be discouraged or weary of righ, do
ing nor tamely submit but continue faithfully
to F'mons'ratc discountcnance and resist
Donations may be forwarded to J. Mcmillan.
SGml. Brooke and Tomlnson & Dro,bo,s
SARAH liowN, LAuuA B,px,pv
HANNAH J. ToMLISsoN, SAnAu n NcM,,,x
TiNnuHHhr I,ia' AZ =, illSE' ELIZABETH P.VIcKgns
SNAh S.N "i lhE'c'rr' Hamlet WmINRnY,
IAhAh ~ LAMA ANNA WILSON,
-,.,'..l nNuLL'SA "a ID DLMiNG' HANNAH NJ. SrnAwN,
e sNNNn ShAKP' RACHEL TREscorr,
SARAH DAVIS,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-11
VOL. 8

There is much real, earnest feeling among
Free Solers in this Stote. Many of thom ap-
prcciatc the necessity of q moral agitation, and
will bear fair discussion Of merits and demer-
its. feel like doing oil we can in common
with them, but still keeping and declaring the
distinctive principles which give life and soul
TO our movement. tlIt
How tho discussion with the clergyman pro-
crossed, leave you TO judge. 1t seems useless
for men to try to oppose Onti-slavery by Argu-
mont, prejudice may Tor time, be substitute,
if we'll appealed to; in Ypsilanti an old poll
tcian--an ex-member of Congrcss-tricd his
hand, but not knowing the strength of Anti
Slavery principles, laid himself open and in ten
minutes, beat retreat down stairs, with roars
OF laughter following him. fear sometimes
there is danger of Anti.Slavcry takers growing
proud-or rather there would be- did they nei
know the truth of their positions -impregnablo
as Gibraltcr, unassailable even by lorlorn
hope" of talent and power brought against
them in debate. We stand on such vantage
ground-arc so armed and shielded that if needs
be VIC must remember, it is not our ability, but
Gods sacred Truth ever with US. and tho un-
protected weakness of our opponents.
In the old days OF chivalry, the knight.
shcathcd in amor of proof, mounted on his
strong charger, would rush among a crowd OF
an enemies common rctainors-the spear pier
cling through one irail breast plate, the sword
clro'n buff jcrkin, the pondcrous, battle.axe
crushing helmets in pieces, and shifting tho
wcafcrs to the Garth, while blows ratified thick
aud harmless on his own stccl-clad person.
lie grew naughty and looked down on The vile
caH@ie, FOR his was warfare of pride md
power. Our armor of proof is more complete
our weapons (Truth and Love drawn from
Heavens ormory,) kecnor and hcavier-our
blows dealt home moro ccriainly-let as never
be proud for we Rgh, not against mans better
nature, but only to destroy tic venom of Pride
and Cruelty and Prejudice, and restore our fell
lows, their glorious biithright Of Honor, Cen
tlcncss, Strength and Humanity.
Yours truly,
q. B. STEBBINS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-11
Jbr Antt 9lnutrp Buolc.
SALEM ono, DECEMBER II, 1862.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE meets Jsnuary I'd.
The Fair.

The burden Of preparing for the approaching
Fair. rests heavily uron a few individuals
That the labor may not be too much crowded
and oppressive at the time, It is desirable that
some Of tho contributions, such as -four, butter,
lard, eggs and sugar, should be sent in at once.
viii those who can contribute any of these
articles please forward them at once.
It is hoped that friends arc preparing for lib
cral contributions. Things useful and orna.
mental will be alike acceptable. Supplies for
the rcfrcshmcnt tablcs-vcgotablcs, fruit, pick.
les, preserves confectionery, and articles from
stores and mechanics shops are all wanted to
complete tho variety, and secure success
Poultry will also be very acceptable. Let tho
friends be liberal and prompt, and give US also
their presence on the occasion. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-11

Shareholders, in the characters of NIson
,ne me manufacturer, Mrs. Shelly and her son
S,eorge, st. Cloir aud his dau sh,er Eva. the
pehevolent purchaser at the New Orleans
aucuon Gale, and the mistress Of Susan aud
Gn'n'eiine, and Symmes, who helped Eliza
Shu iler boy mp the river bank Mrs. Stowe
h'As observed slavery in every phase she has
feen masters and slaves at homo, New Or.
Jeans markets, fijgtiycs, free colorcd people.
pro-slavery politicians and priests abolition.
lists and colonizaiionists. size and her family
have suffered hy il seventeen years of her
life have been cloudcd by it. For that long
period she sliiled the strongest emo'ous of
her heart No one but her intimate friends
knew their strength She has given then,
expression at last. "Uncle Toms Cabin " i
the ngonizing cry of feelings pcni up for
years III the heart of a true woman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-11
A New Association.
+. d. GAGE.

A new soeinl enterprise is about to he COM
mcnced in Now Jersey, under the style of the
Raritan Bay Union. A very desirable location
has been purchased at the mouth of tho Raitan
River, about twenty five miles from New York
City. 1t proposes to organize on the joint
stock principle. 1t is intended to make the or.
ganizatlon most substantial and reliable from
the outset. Education is to be a central OBJ
joct in the Union,' making the best, accessible
to all the children of the members, and extend
ing the benefit to as many others as their cir
eumstancos will permit. The circular, setting
forth their principles, and calling q meeting of
stockholders on tho 9Th inst, is signed by fifteen
among whom are Wm. II. Chan
ming. Theodore ID. and Angelina q. Weld, Sa-
rah NJ. Grimkc, and Thomas and Pauline W.
Davis.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-11
The Cuban Difficulty.

President Fillmore has written letter in
which he puts an cxiinsuishcr upon Mr.. Laws
project Of war with Cuba Mr.. Law il seems
from this.!ettcr propos to run into the port Of
lIavanna with his steamer in defiance of Spanish
authority. The president claims that the diff.
Guilty is to be settled not between Mr.. Law and
Cuba, but between tho two governments, and
expresses lis determination alike to protect the
interests Of the United States and to su9prcgs
and prevent any usurpatinn Of authority by any
If our citizens. This difficulty is now settled.
The letter though just published, is dated Nov.
18th, but gives some insight into the plots which
arc cnacting for Cuban annexation.
IL consequence Of tho persistence Of Mr.. Law
and his company, the U. $. Naval officers have
been removed from the service of the company
and the Post Master General has prohibited the
Transmission Of the mails by their vessel,
which employs the Objectionable purscr Smith
on board Mr.. Law is said TO Le especially
onSlous for war in Cuba as ho has large
number Of muskois, on which lie hopes to make
rrincely fortune in case of conflict with
Spain.
The National Intclligcncer has just published
long string of diplomatic documents, touching
this same question. From it, it appears, that
for years the government has been covotting the
possession OF the island and plotting in every
possible manner to secure il. II also proves
clearly that there is no hope that Spain will
relmQuish it by sale, or otherwise than by force,
Fillibuslerins revolution, promises not much at
present, and the knowing ones say that France
and England will not quietly see the Island
transiered to us by force, if tho Southern ehiy
airy were willing to risk the venture. So that
annexation projects are little murky just now,
But there is a will" and if there is any truth
In the old proverb, there will yet "bo way"
What it shall be, time, and slavoholding un.
serupulousncss and cunning can alone reveal.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-12-11

Of the whole, some half dozen, every one ex-
cused themselves on the score of homo duty,
thus proving that they, at least, do not intend
to rush entirely out Of their sphere, and set tho
world at loggerheuds. Some of our opponents
said, +" See, women won't always leave home"
That is rery true. And we have known men
kept at home by duty, before now, and even be
Obliged to forcgo a vote for pecuniary profit, or
physical inability. These objections will all
" vanish, and like the baselcss fabrick Of a vis-
sion, leave not a wreck behind, ere long.
Yours in love,
+. d. GAGE.