Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-11-19

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The paper on which this is printed, was in
the paper MILL IN ragh night before last,
and. 100 miles from Fremont.
@If you want 10 see a small mountain
Of Stoves, just take a peep at the Ware
Rooms Of RopRRrs Il SHELDoN, in PEAsEs
Block. They have the best stock Of Stoves
by far, ever brought to this market. We eI.
pressed some surprise that they had not ad-
vcrlised, that the public might know what
they had, and the answer was that "they did
not wish to disoppoht any one, and were
afr id they could not supply the demand II
became generally known that their stock was
so complete" However they are going to
risk it, so look for their advertisement next
week.
EVE +. PrTERs is now giving series
Of lessons in the art Of pcnmauship, in FIRE.
mont He is highly spoken of as being a
practical and thorough penman We have
seen specimens Of his production, aud we can
safely say that, for beauty and elegance of
style. he surpasses everything we have ever
seen. We would say to those Of our young
friends who wish to improve their hand at the
art, to take lessons Of Mr.. PETERS.
A NOVEL FIGHT-A woman and lawyer
had fight in Louisville markethouse
on the 2lst inst. Long nails prevailed over
legal knowledge; and the limb of law, after
getting considerably scratched. left the field
in the possession Of the woman Boston Her
d'd
? Ry Mr.. Hosmcr who has lately with
drawn from the Detroit Advertiser, is about
to cimmence dsy paper in that city.
Ev Efforts are now being made to remove
!, the counry seat Of Williams County from
: Bryan to Montpelier.
e Ey The Illinois Editors will assemble il
! Convention at Springfield on the 23d.
o EF 1t is said the Wings have a majority
, of six in each branch Of the Maryland Legisla
n ture. q
/ 0T Nearly two thirds of the Pcnnsy lvani
i Legislature are in favor Of prohibtory law
for the suppression Of liquor shops.
: EF The total number of smigrants arriv
;; ed at New York from the 2lst Of October t
= the Sd inst, was 1912.
|. EF- Lorin Andrews, Esq has lately bee
appointed President of the Kenyon Colleg,
y He is likely to accept
y Eg Over two thirds of the members c
q" the next Congress will serve for the first tim
7 in that capacity.
q Bg We subjoin The two following item
Of rs facts in favor of the Prohibitory Law:
ID HoRRIBLE.-A few nights ago, woman
II while lying beastly drunk in a cellar in BED
a ford Street, Philadelphia, had several Of he
= toes gnawed off by rats.
Eg A man recently while in liquor, craw
ed in on top Of boiler in a machine shop
N Detroit, and, on dropping asleep, was LITERAL
baked when he was discovered.
n gE The United States is now engaged
la building custom houses in New Orleans, Nj
ID belle, Chal alleston, Louisville Cincinnati Pitt
" burgh, Richmond, Norfolk, Wilmington, De
re Bath, Me.
Ey The Society for the encouragement
Natural Industry in France, has offered
prize of one thousand francs for the best trea
a ise on "the evils attending the universal col
g sumption of the potutoe as an article Of food
III Gsy- The building of the Clinton Air Lir
~ :, Road, will be delayed for time owing to Il
off pressure in the money MARKET
EE The Tomatoe is native of South
merica, and was first adopted as an article
he food by French and Italians.
e. E8T Mr. Washburn OF the Elyria Couri
ny is conductor on the Cleveland & Tole
te Railroad.
ne ET The followers Of Alexander Campbt
~ are TO meet in Convention in Clevelond, 4
Of end Wednesday of January next. TO cons'
ge upon the subject Of slavery.
u They do not approve his views on that su
ect Mr. c. is in favor Of gradual eman
i. patton.
Ln Ln The following items we clip from an e
if change:
en- The Methodists Of the United States ha
* made admirable provision for the educati
e' Is of thr pastors. They have already eight f
i. III 4 r.. l.. 1.