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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15
ELrcrnrcrrr.-The following remarka.

ELEcrRrcIrY.-The following remarka-
bic story is related in a recent number Of
the Courier de Z Europe;
"A gentleman employed in one Of the
telegraph offices in France, accidentally
brought his arm in contact with one Of the
wires while the electric current was pass
ing through it So violent was the shock
that he was raised from his chair and
thrown with great force through an open
window into the adjoining garden. When
he recovered his senses. be had no recol-
lection of what had happened, and could
only be convinced Of il by finding that his
hair and beard. which we're previously Of q
jet black. had become in various places as
white as snow. 1t devolvcs on men Of sci
encc to explain this phenomenon. which
will form an epoch in the history Of cleo
tricity."
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Mistell us.

A SURPRISING FACT. According to the Gin
cinnati Commercial, it was stated by Mr.. Nc
Gee, in his late lecture before the Catholic in.
stitute of that city, that accoIGng to an officia
statement laid before the British House Of Com.
mons, the amount remitted from Irish rest EN- Ii
in America TO their friends in Ireland, amount.
ed, within five yers, to the sum of $37, ,0aO, 600
The amount we were prepared to believe was
large, but these figures exceed not only our cal
culation, but our belief. We should like tc
know how the British parliamen tary state me Mt
was made up.-O. S. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15

A NOBLE AcT--George Beach, Esq, o.
Hartford, CT, has erected fue brick build
ing in that city, comprising twelve com
Portable tenements. which he designates
blouse for widows being intended fol
the comfort and accommodation Of womer
who have been deprived OF the means o.
support by loss of husbands. &s. Thi,
building he has put into the hands Of trus
tees, for that purposc--merely requiring o.
each tenant the nominal sum Of $40 &
year, to pay repairs, insurance aud taxes
1t is already filled with that class of persons
and Mr.. B. is receiving. in the blessing o
the widow and the fatherless, a greater
plessursthan is received from Fat dividend.
May he wake some morning. and find all tn,
iron in his establishment turned into barr
of gold. Who is the next rich man to prov,
himself practical Christian s-Mew. Ha
ven Reg. o
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15

THE RIGHr KIND OF PTEIcHiNG 1T was
beautiful criticism made by l. ong mus upon the
effect ofthe speaking of Cicero and Demoslhe-
mes. He says. The people would go from one
of Cicero's orations, exclaiming, ''What an ell
oquent man Cicero isl" They talked Of Cicero;
but when they left Demos themes. they said:
"Let w fight PhiHpn' Losing sight Of the
speaker, they were all absorbed in the subject
they thought not of De mosthenes, but of their
country So, my bret haen, let us endeavor to
send away from our mi nistrations the Christian
with his mouth full Of the praises. not Of "our
preacher, but OF God, and the sinner. not dss.
eanting upon the beautiful figures aud we'll
turned periods Oft the discourse, but inquiring,
with the brokenness Of a enitent heart, 'What
shall do to be savedl" So shall we be bless
ed in our work, and when called to leave the
watch towers Of our spiritual Jerusae 10 m, through
the vast serene, like the deep melody Of an an
gels song, heavens approving voice shall be
heard.-Dr. Clark's Sermons. ,s e. ...... 3
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The question has been asked why II 10
considered impolite for a gentleman 70 60
into the presence Of ladies in bis shirt sleeves
whilst It Is considered in every way correct
for the ladies themselves to appear before
gentlemen without any sleeves % all
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15

Eg- II is common to speak of those
whom fiirt has Tilted. as her victims
This is brave error. Her real victim ID
the man whom she accepts. This reminds
US of smile We saw somewhere; "a co.
quetto is rose from whom every lover
plucks leaf-ths thorn remains for the ia.
ture husband"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-15

Er,TApH They are great on "epitaffs"
in California. The San Diego Herald pub
fishes the following. written upon young
man who was accidently shot:
"here lies the body Of Jeems Hambrick
who was aceidently shot
on the bank Of the pacus river
sa by young man
he was aec;eenlly shot with one Of the large
colts revolver with no stopper for the cock
to rest on il vas one Of the old fashion kind
brass mounted and Ofsuch is the kingdom
of heaven. M a asas
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, FREMONT JOURNAL:
AAC M. KEE LEH,
uw0 Publisher and Proprietor. q

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Paid within the year, 300
After the expiration ofthe year, $50
Town subscribers, will be charged SI,75, in
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those sent by mail, is occasioned by the ex-
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UT No paper discontinued until all arreara-
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fishers.
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He that hath a good book in his hand, but
not Q lesson Of il in his heart Of life, is like an
ass that csrrleth rich burden. and feeds upon
the thistos. Y rE
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THEODORE CLAPP,

BLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
Quit claims, Contracts, &c, kept on hand or
Printed TO order stthe JOURNAL OFFICE
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Suerial Notices.

.-.- The Rev T. W.dIGGiNSON, Of Wor-
JusrhIy -, the Fourth Lecture IN ne ,o,rse a. tne
gsef h.,s go sontbg It Nliausbursh WE'D NEoDAf
svrHING Jan 3 Suhject-Oi' run ,fn.S '1' ~
s..snus Lecture commence a. = Vo'VA-
:, r,oh Hall. corner Of 25hst ana aih Az iec-
Ut SISJ up0D the Brain Ano ret'Va. -
sa 4, plstes rn0deA mAnikin' &c ~. Isc,n-a
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sfh. ,cuse At o'clock admission on ~ CO.
-. pvMoyAL OF TIE DEAD The TN meeting par
5agrrmsnt Of all persons anxious V ptoNeu. .no
Ia the buryiDg gro ma corner q" ~ y. lu
Eahs md rem0s ed from tha sacred t,.ins
zces ho ., ~ The Of humanity vii be he'd rus ~
e AZ n O'clock Hermitage Hall corpe Of h99s'oe ana A
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70. hfetrorotan BRlI-NOTICE Caryi.res setting down
ftEKING the shove sail, will head their horses
ss"n arc return IN reverse ''o'' 81 icon LELAND Co.
-Vreneb ectrre on Victor Hugo by PAUL ARPIS, Esl
,<eare lie institute Canadian, Of Now York on WDSc9DA
r IN zth 1854 the Stuyvesan Inst ute no o'' bioao
,sy Ticket admitting O. neman a. LeaC 9 ~ Ss9s
l. o. BEssE Corresponding Secretary. .
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SslysTSd At tie Hope Chspel FRIDAY EVENINGS, com
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Hue Of representative Young America 80, IT,,
Feb 8 The don r. STANTON, on The Navy oil the On'ea
FEB ic-The Rev SAMUEL osoooD, on "our Old Men aud
ser 1oaef Tfs Rev w ADAMS on The Of Merchant"
Nh M-0EORGE w. CURTIS on Gold ana OIt 10 Aouns
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'''' 81 o6EbL Chairman SAfTnan' } Lecture
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n APPLETON & Co. publish this week,

II APPLETON & Co, publish this week.
IL. ], On THURSDAY, - .
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MANUAL OF FRENCH VERBS comprising the formation Of
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PuLlhfd this morning by - :, -

CODEYs LADYs BOOK for FEBRUARY
" ANOTHER TRIUMPHANT NUMBER-Arices 70, ths
Iades Fashions Embroidered Dressra Gown, bodee
IpSI,ise F uncng Window Curtains The Mocow Wrppe In
struction nalng Onsments In Rise sh WORK me Sa
u ca Clnh jacket and Diagrams EubrOdereS The Pc
lsso Cars mhoio Screen Braid Patterns Pet co Trim
mir Embroidered Collar aud many other latraous spleu
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TTR BROTHER. Nos "A and 10 Annst DE- WI CT DAEEN-
PORT Nos 100 and lG2 Nasssus and sfRlNGEh q IO"N-
SEND No II Broadway.
GREAT NATIONAL POULTRY SHOW OF FEB,
URUAkY t3-The Weekly American Agrcultural published
THIS MORNING ns the official announcement OF the ~ es
ard Exhibition, together with eonr ee
t he onceIs $50 prizes be awarded Price DC
p vsnpers ready for mailing Office No ls9 Waterr near
kult0n-tt.
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MAGAZINE.

RAHAM's AZINE.
NJ HFADLEYS LIFE OF WASHINGTON commences IN the
tTtbrominT nrmber Of GRAHAM IL spsnddy ilustssted
nv shuyee Devereux LOuderb3ck and Hodusn Inc eans
Size Plate Is nagnhc, Mt Engraving By Tucker ILL., =.
entirely original aud contains aes from
.o n tbe hest wrters-Whppe, Boxer soddsrd Her
bt Ci, rsmer Mcconnell the author OF Talbot and Yer
aud oher names literary gafence give promise OF a
feast In It's contents. urn
TIE FEBRUARY 30 will be published in Newiork On sAIul-
DAY next the Ieth ", 49,.
DE WITT & DAVENPORT, GAkEGII 20,
LONG 4 BRO, D1,NhEh a. p,,.1c,cs
SrRINGER q TOWNSEND, PRIZE x w
eEcoNp EDITION Second Edition OF me January
number 70 FIJI 1900 copies just issued Orders sent
A. de OF Publishers Philadelphia viii be prompt
filed delay receiving copies was entirely beyond
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V.meopathy-A Card.-Dr J. 7. CURTIS (pupn Of tho
sndr In America Dr. Gram
tons OF the method has resumed business ai No h
one door Of UnionSquaTe
rifualsts hold conferences per week ot the purpose
ssg fac friendly interehsnns o. opinions modern
s,rs rhenouepa every TUESDAY kNeNlNQ In DodsgUrth
Hal Broadway and every RsDAh " ESSS a. ne
% sueh hysssaiion are cordially invited admission ree
Enssrsnt Intelligence onces ana LABOR 6a *
NS1by me Commissioner Etgrson where can Awsys Ds
und and Servants Of very low res Of
orders filed BY Writing 20 ms gu
yeesdsnt and sendnEthe amount 70 pay i"e Ese
las p FAGAN. Superintendent.
Bra tbury's Tabernacle singing Cl9ss..Ihs sseon a
Lesson will b gwen DNESOAi EVENING th week ana
the next on SATURDAY which pupils eAO be re-
WILLIAM B. BRADBURY
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60 iUbom il man Concern.

A WIDOW LADY, without business or means,
N would ike the Of gentleman who has wealth
and liberal The lady will not
security bot hopes to be able 70 engage some
that will enable her 10 compensate the donor and make
ber, comfortable as soon spring business opens Although
destitute present. will not thing except De through
honorable benevoence Address MhS IhuEsOALL Nflouns
Office, for week postpaid.
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Doaro ano Rooms.


A TLASTIC HOTEL, No. 5 Broadway, opposite
"A the Foun,au-Th and fvohe Hotel having entire
y 5e1sod 9 every department. now ready e rsys AVE
L'AGI4k HOTEL LODGINGS-Gentlemen VIII DO
~ We % remember they have exeelen Lodsn y single
oBoe open ali uShf 'D''' : -
L'ARSlERS' HOTEL Nos 2i5 aud 2l7 Washing
on-st between Robinsoa and Murray. few yefInsnspt
s s aasn Sod s. Dsr as ~ caISBER
INTERNATIONAL. HOTEL, Broadway cor. Frank
Inst Rew'YOrk now open ot tas o. Tue
WM HEMINGWAY. super,nteadent
X INGs HOTEL, No. - Ann-st near broadway
Ia Open al night Fy good Rooms and
beds p eenis night
RIO PASSENGERS for CUBA.-The Revere House
the hr5est most ana eotanoaoas Iots Ia Hsysns,
es AID Iendenes Paaces the Cathedral sepeher Of Column
Psseo and Tseon Tksafsr Acek he facilitate
'-' ''--'- - Mr. RAYMOND PrOphs,rsas
A SMALL FAMILY OF the highest responsibility, liy
"A Ing modern reas house IL one Of the best
story with breakfast and and dnaer the Sabbh
single snenen responsibility, who willing pay good phss
AddTss 5 4. L. Union-place Post0fice.
A N ELEGANT ROOM for a Gentleman aud his
"A Wife, or two SINGLE Gesemen at No % C'inon-plsee
BOARD. Pleasant Rooms for single Gentlemen may
- be obtained 1t 64 WeE lihst References ershasd
DOARD-ParlOrs and Bedrooms handsomely fur
tween lth-st. snd Wsshipson.Plsee.
DOARD.-A ndneSOMe SUITE VI NUNS Gnu "AN oi"-
ID ale Room 70 let sentleu and wife win private able
Th house hes all he modern eonyeaienees Apply No % h.
", door above 6thsi.
DOARD.-A comfortably furnished sittingroom,
ID with Bedroom Wardrobe I'd oinins % lee With Board
R,,. 1.;s 1saI nSss NJ = Sc MGispass.
DOARD-At No. ITO Bleeeker-st, near Broadway
ID Persant rooms for Families and sage ssntlenen- "a htc.
- co-ts.auE an modern Dinner q
ssieek Ao ohce and good location Tor physe1n
DOARD-Wanted in Brooklyn, by single Gentle
ID man IN private family between South and Fu''A ''e'
Aairea W BOX IA, Postofee.
BOARD UP-TOWN.-A Gentleman and Wiz can
ID have Board With pes<snt Apartments 10 quiet sens
" fesdng Of No "a lohst House new 6.s BAN le
DOARDNG.-A Gentleman and WE, also lev lsw
ID sisre Gentlemen be accommodated via ~ r
an ROOFS No ~ Rlvingonst. References retan
BOARD WANTED.-A young lady WI give IN eh-
I'D Board the OF N ssse
most ssisisto.y gee
iSSr,. P 10 No leo betveeo fIth and 81 hs
DOOMs 10 LET-One or two Rooms furnished or
X "a, ..l,.ble sbr I'VE three quiet private
family 10 Brosdwsy Hh asd Ates ksssenss psss
Acs res line % 4, Boa a0 2ts', Pess oa<e SssiRs
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IvTsoN L PHINNEY.
DIcHT OF THE BIBLE IN OUR PUBLIC

= II 1T OF Tie BIbIE IN UUN IUDLIO
II SCHOOLS BY Ge3Igs Cbeever, d. D. l6mo. - cent?
II eauue these psges constructed with special REFER
ence to aoored snd plausible eldavo 20 comm nd 70 the
C,u couruurv the banshment Of the Bible co rnon
Sboos The With reference the demands OF
particular and for temper g pre- = o. 70
su,r and the people their children who would
breat Common School system for purposes and shut
Ont Ire lishf and influence Of the Word Of God
onestion Daniel Webster which in it, de ion
10 pfer the happiness the and eternal aro o. one
handed ors human ben alive and be Dom IN this land
Its decision viii hue The character OF our nn
a their spirit TO the whole Christian
void insist charity snd Do charity
IN That instruction from which hrsui5y Is excluded
In all there nothing thai look for with more GER
faint, general principle that Christianity part OF 'ae law
oil the land"
Published this morning By
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y VANcLEvE, MKEAN. DRPPs ! oo..

MILL INERY-S90O-Th Stock and good will Of
WI age private Millinery In central location with reliable
end neraent set Of customers for Part pay aoProed
note II desired Address l.. r., ct this odice
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Cost ano 9oun1.

I 0ST-A SEAL RING, engraved T.. j., supposed
been lost Broadway Omnibus Saturday The
viii be suitably rewarded leaving Ne 100 Waking
7 OST-On Monday Evening, January 90, after 9
- o'clock Wslseis Theatre, the bstween the
and one block below L. LADTs GOLD WATCH with
chased bsrk and white eraeed face aud saor Gold Chsa a.
tsehed The finder will be suitably rewarded 90 applying az me
Office Of the Tribune
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CTEAMBOAT for SALE, TO close q cOncem.-The
steamboat SPLENDID offered Tor sale BY her owne % close
their business Said boat well found viii an furniture of the
stiou passengers and p0w rial engine suitable Tor
tow ng For particulars apply 10 WALTER MlLLAkD Co.
New Hsmburh or GEO n FRANKLIN, NO 10 Yves. 81 ~ y
Also the DOCKS and stofehoes at New hsn5gh
"A MAIL NAH
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Amnsemenis.

A GRAND CONCERT Of SACRED and MISCElr
u LAM Gus MUsC viii be given at the Tabernacle WE'D
ALsDAY EVENING, the 25h "a O'Clock Members
ne New;iork Sacred Harmonic Society. for the benefit OF
~ Episcopal FIRE Church Of the Holy Mellet
Hsef The Solos Will be rendered BY OF
Society. Mr. GEO r. BRISr0w Conductor Tickets 81 cts
bsd the The Musical Review No y Parkrow
: ne door the evening Of the concert
NOAETHING ATTRACTIVE.-The "PEOPLE's
ecQNCkRT" will take place THIS "wednesday EVEN
"a Jan IS Ia MANHATTAN HALL 4h-st, near Avenue D, at
rses,eek WIN II. OAKLEY with Melodeoa; Mrs. REY, s.
and other popular Vocasts will sing Admission Ooe
<l't Tickets and Programmes q, tee door
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ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS-O Railway
Company desire have their rails mde tn ls There
abu Coal Fire Stone Fire Clay and Lms stone
furnish build the work. Iley
competent undertake H. Persons having Rolls
and Hschney 20 SELL may offs purchaser Adde me At
indianapolis JOHN 4 bkApLEI, fIssnenL
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Published This Morning
THE PRACTICAL MECHANIC JOURNAL, for
Jan IS No TO- Single Dambers p cents; BY
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volume IN - Ca
nd wood cu and contains OF interesting inorms
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meehsne arts" .ru,~c., ~ ih,.IItsSn
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25

rJNHE STOCK Of u COUNTRY STORE for SALE
old established stand IN Drtchess Co. sSog, eight n lee rom
depot River Railroad and but little over SKY ION
adysuageously located for doing an extensive ana
profitable business there being other store within some % OF
he place capital necessary carry on the business aoont
5000 To business JUS, commencing oslass s
opportunity rarely with The stock OF gooaI ena
ght and the expenses OF living fenh &C are
very low Tho proprietor being engaged IN mar
the the attention required FOR pafieHs
plesse inquire OF Mr.. DRAKE GEE, No 2R West Hthst.
GE ono TO $7,OOO.-Wanted, partner, with
- OsUOU 5000 20 s7tOo, TO extend lucrative bliness
wei sbhed with superior location Address or inquire Tor y
Box No 80 Metropolitan PosOhce l6Z Whist Opposite
American Bible H0use.
5000 TO s3O0-PersOns from 1T the Cosntry
~ SOO who would Ike engage In safe ssnuiietans
business upon small capital In their own county Or sac VIZ nss
competition, and will prct Of from SLOW 70 rS9 pr
yea Of Opportunity by addressing line % o. NJ
ALLEN, Broadway Post-Ofice " y ortwo weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25

WANT on SECURITY, $500, one. half now and the
remainder pex. month The for which It Is wanted
honorable and 10 very forward state Proof will be addncei show
ms brt and will be realized Ia year half Of
which will the required asistuee Personal aieodAnes
70 ors oponal but gentlemen who send their nAne and
adde's by nxt Thursday will receive attention Address tpopsdD
III - rbuueO hige.