Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-27
Commissioner Of Cannon schools.

| Convention, OF Il. r. BARNEY, as School Com
missioner. Daily blade of TAwSiay erenisg.
Who is g. +. BARSEY? Is he the same
Barney who was once Resident Engineer on
the Miami Canal when Tim Bates was mem.
Der Of the Board Of Public Works? If so,
there will bc some rich devlopemcnls made
or we don't know some things we think VIC
do.
o. i Minis has just returned from New
York, where he purchased a large stock Of
fall and winter goods expressly for the good
people of Sandusky county, and mankind gen
orally. A large amount of the goods has
already been received and are now on cxhi-
bition at Head Quarters. Admttance free.
J. Doughcrty offers his Grocery for sale.
Sec advertisement.
Hon. Is. F Wade will please accept our
thinks for copy of Andrews Report on Col
onial and Lake Trade. TO us it is very val
NIable document, indeed.
We learn from the Sandcsky County Dem
ocrdt that there will be meeting of the
Young Men at the Court House on Monday
evening Aug. goth for the purpose Of organ
zing literary Association. A good idea
We hope it may not "fzzle" as everything
the kind has heretofore.
E1s- Hon. James Myers of Toledo City has
been nominated by the Democratic State Con-
vention, which met on the oath inst, as a Can
didate for Lieut.. Governor, o supl ly the vacan-
cy on the ticket of LESTER Bliss, declined
"JcemS" is gentlemen, who heretofore, has
been Of innexibe Free Soil connections, and
is dead set against the Maine Liquor Law.
We suppose our Free Soil brethren will not
take on very much, since their democratic
friends have used such timber as they would
not be likely to use themselves, even if they
were hard run for material. Free Soilers
would not be likely. in any event, 10 use an
ti-temperance timber
Ey-Tlc Worlds Fair Exhibition, and the
Crystal Palace also, are wearing off The an
tipathy, and removing the venom with which
the various prints throughout the Union teem-
ed not long since. 1t is said upon the whole
to be a creditable affair worthy of the nation
who gives it, and in no wise inferior to that Of
last year Jonathan is rapid boy-a rapid
ly growing lad and although there may be an
inconvenience in consequence of want of
"rocm" Occasioned thereby, (as in the case of
building the Crystal Palace in the heart of
the city of N. Y } still Jonathan is bound TO
"cut frgger" If we nre TO believe the re-
ports Of visitors, the United States stand a.
head in the display of substantial and useful
articles
Foreign nations, loo, it seems, are inclin ed
10 treat the boy with respect, and appear anx
ious to be Represented in the exchange Of
compliments judging from the amount of
packages already opened and exhibited,
and the large number yet being received, and
remaining.
Welook upon this swapping" of sentiment
among the natiors of the earth, as one of the
greatest promotions Of peace between them
Inhabitants of other Countries spending a
month with us, go home carrying feelings of
friendship for us as people, and interest in
our welfare as a nation.
An editor in Berkshire, having been ap,
pointed Justice Of the peace, advertises his
cooking stove, a first rate one, and nearly new
for sale at half price Erchanqe Paper,
Poor fellow, prosperity will be the ruin
of him.
ESThc New Hampshire Free Democracy
met al Concord on the 25nst. There was
very large attendance, and several distinguish
ed speakers were present; among whom were
Moses Luck and John P. Hale. Free Soil
Doctrines we're warmly and strongly advoca-
ted, and the Fugitive Slave Law denounced.
Mr.. Hale in alluding to the provisions of
the Fugitive Slave Law, and its unreasona-
bleness, suggested that the ONLY remedy was
in devoted attachment to the Free Soil prin-
!
ciples. The meeting is said 10 have been
quite enthusiastic.
GF7- The Annual Commencement Of STAR
LING MEDICAL session of 1884 and Cata-
!ouge of Graduates for the session Of 1923
has just been received. The number of reg
ular graduates of the session of 1852 50
were Al The number of Honorary grad
yates, were 3.
FEES
Tickets of all the Professors $4,000
Matriculating Tickets, 800
Graduation Fee, 5000
Tickets for the privileges of the Dissecling
Rooms, including the services of the Demon
stration 500
From what We know Of this Institution. We
believe it to be one Of the best, at least, in the
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