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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

Further Statements of Capt. Luce.

We iind in the n. \. Times the following
additional Statements. all of obsorl,ip,, int,r
when the i'st n''t was upon tine dock
lt' l'' succeeded IN s'''nE mrs Noliin>
ana h""i''r 9' T'uor l''l's M" H. bu'
t''y N'la I'.cGu u? l'l,G IN or ''a, , "'i re
quirou '?r S'r''ce III 'n'h'"E '"' I0ll' l"cN
aiu 81 without a"S '1H'i.' r,."''an' =
r'I' D. '.9 ''"' '''' ''.'i"'' "'''' ''' i'H'
.riE't was over Were ~ '.I' "S can wen ID,
'mas'G'H Gharr Sncn circumstances ,. an,
S''",'! tt'''''! I'H'-''. '' "H'''''T HlEN'
"' nv ".,
=, n"'I'7 ',' ''i''' Ir "'I''l'rN
'"'' t'' N''N'' ''".' INV ,'3IN p' l'S''
H..''H I'''"' i'''.. ''tN"i' h."''I', an en-
IT." wa" ,r 81.
.o.,'".', " ',"I ,''','". -''."' vi ,'-
J I, "',.'T',I ,' .'.' >l'N'I'I' "'
,,,J ~ a.I ''',' VERY uN.i''S'
,,,, n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '''''.,'', ''' '',S iu>' '.''''
.,'i ".''.| Il I ,I'', ,'"''
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IL "f'"n' ''o"'" ~" '''I NV 10 rc"'''
.nc ''lr'' ',t t'S "'ria Hno" 'ha' h'i. one
"''' WI" mas "'ie "'N "u'E 'r''''N' -.
M "','e ,''''' court. Gus anu a'!' '-
I''''''''''- ''i"S "''' >'"' Nr'' ''P'"'n
nI .
n'h nc 81" t'Ht theN mus ne '''t' ana
NrrE Pc'N', on 'o!ru aS kce'"y "tPr''IAiins
'"iS ''ct "S iIm>eI' an on o1Atd &'thered To-
S''"'r on t'ie upper d''k' an" On" r'SSrN-
H'Is' P''" " 'urh' came I" captain Huc' ana
Sa'' MN ''reWeIi snake 'i the hHhI.
A,ou. ran an ho"f before ta' vessel
Sst"N' SI'a N'r'hIn Luce " won't ''luW.
ron '""Nih5 "ronnl discovered the stew
uf"'SS W ''e Nesse, Anna ,o"n'r' VINO was
! 'n' "niE person pel"W' "or'i;@ nj i"r PUhYN
WIN an t"' power shc 'nnId c'mmorl. |
I"Pt heF 20 c''n' Hr' that 1t WIS as useless
''r n'T ~ attempt TO pump out ~" sNip - It
"|u'" ne 10 atemrt 10 pump out the "e'.n.
l"In' s''iu sue " " "h"RG 10 P'1'P
( as ,'"S as "a" "9rG my arms.
Lac Ar'uc Set,i'd stern foremost. She
wen, over ErauGaIIy' until Tho upper deck
got I'''I with the water when the sHa swept
over US.
rs went down SAID Capt. l1c'. latter
| 'he SINKING OF 'hc vessel was 'arrI''' down
great ulStancr' with my son ~ iiii' in my
arms i,o.l'hed my eyes to see !! could
discover h@hi through the water. Il We
N'ne TINE before could do 60. ant 'aon il
sem p" very long time hn''r" r"a" oI t.o
surface " non did 50, c'Hll oulv Haro
"cI' OUT i'W moments. saw Willie neH.
me- Wiz" wa preNrrycr ON him ard "ts
J"S' N'ruG -lnS to reach him when ii"'e ni
cI% l'''ui1-h'N camr up with great '.lr' "ud
i'iI upon h,'n' striking him or1n The head.
| struggled to get away. and on lool:i;g
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

Carr LrCE "r TIE AEcrrc 80 1t - SAT, -
say li~t No c1t.strppne remembered by LIVING
men has produced such a deep and abldlnr al
feet ~ tins Of the Arctic. The interest of the
public had Increased rather than diminished rs
the week wore on. 1t seemed to have taken
eu'irc possession of mons minds it r'ruGrd
Itself on all their waking hours and in the
watches of tie night thousands of feeling
hearts had throhbed III sympathy with the be-
rehvcd ana desola,c. Every man bore in his
, minds eye vivid picture OF that nu5le vessel
with her noble commander, deprived of the
support OF his officers, deserted by his crew
and surroundcd by hundreds of thos- who
were conmited To his care, standing steadily
a his post and sharing crldly the dreadful fate
winch he had been unable to avert, v q had
all seen him 90 down bade him farewell and
prayed That his gallant soul might rcsi in
peace winle the waves tina, had been his play
mates sung his requiem. HIS rescue Was a
resurrection. Nls story of the sore trial
III ou"h which he passed. is ike voice from
tuc grave telling Us ot the larl moments Of the
dead tor We "-d seen HIM die. lie has be-
-un new l'e an rn'rrs It rcidinr his
own obl'nry. lie presents the strange ,pcc-
. 'ac'" "i m1o 'imlu with his pps'huuo r.
ropr'rnon; Hnd nr WI soon hear tu. greeting
80 lips which few tr"s Hgn trrnh'cd with
gHef - ,hcy uttered hls prllses, Sllckrn A.
he Is. hereuved a. he Is, overwhelmed us such
ID nan he proved hims If must Ue, with the
memory of that woe. all of VIII ch lie saw
aud the greater part OF which he was, he i.
vet spWewhlt '" he enviei for such regard
and admiration hise he II felt aud uttered fo
hun by the thousands who knew hlm aud ten,
of'hnu-auds who did not, are the real reward,
for winch al honorable men will live, and tc
gain which too many men might better die
= ~, Y COur s. Enquirer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

Has the TEACHER RIGnr TO FLoG \ PuPll
A case invoking his question has Just been
tried before Judge Dean, in Poughktcrsie.-
1t is thus stated by the Telegraph: Hiram
Wood, during tho last winter, taught a
school at stanford. in Duchess county. Fran
ces Germond, a girl Of Il years old, was
among his scholars. For some alleged dis
ubcdicncc, the teacher, with a whip about
four feet long, and nearly a hall inch in
diametrr, logged her So severely that the
black and blue marks were lett ON her per-
son lur weeks after the the occurrence, The
defence was that the teacher had IL right to
resort to this kind of punishment to preserve
order. Judge Dean charged the Jury that
the teacher stood in the place of the parent
aHd mat nSM n correct a pUpH; bW m
d"'"g Il h must 'th'blfd parCmt J,ohHgs.-
That he had no right to use this privilege to
gratiiy his own feelings of resentment and
II il ne exceeded what was necessary to pre-
serve order, he was lithle for assault and
. rattory. lie further charged that the mcaus
used Ia preserve order. should hc diptcd to
/ the sex, age and habits of the pupil-that
5 what might bee necessary and proper in the
ease of II large hoy, would he very improper
I and excessive in tue case of "A female and
! left it to the Jury to S,v whether any pos.
slblc circumstances would warran, II man.
, whcthera teacher or not. in laying his hands
I IN violence or anger, ON "a gruwn-up-giri.--
. The jury found a Ncidict against the teacher
+ Tor the sum Of three hund ed and ,ixty-Ey,
dollars.
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FRIDAY, Oct. y

FRIDAY, Oct. ~.
SENATE.-Scnatc went into Joint Assem-
hlv. On returning from joint Assembly, Ad-
iourncd,
HOUSE E-PuJhc bHIs introduccd Under
"A new rule ofthc House, all pubhc bills 20 to
the committee on printing, as matter OF
course and hereafter the order of reference
to this committee will he emitted in report
ing. the reader understanding that all bills
under the head Public bills introduced
have been referred to the committee ON Print
ing. BY Mr.. Brigham, repealings e. 5 and >
of 90 c. $, (hounty to agricultural socle-
ties y hv Mr.. Rice. in relation to liabilities
of railroad corporations hv Mr.. Smith Of ". .,
10 divide the town of Burlington by Mr..
Bartholomew, in addition to { - {. ). by
Mr.. Carpenter Of g., u punish cruelty to
animals by Mr.. Gilmore of Marshlield. to
repeal the liquor law of 1882 and restore the
act Of lSj0-a strong vote at first AGAINST the
second reading, but after rcmarks ny Messrst
Field, Brigham Spencer and Bcechcr, agains.
gags the bill WAS unanimously permitted
IA second reading aud reference; by MIR.
Mclean OF fairlec, to amend - - {. :. :
by Mr.. Olds, relating to pcddlcrs by Mr..
White, Of Panton, rrpo7liu" act of 1888 in
addition to act to ahatc nuisances, the vote
I Of Yesterday refusing a second "eadlnG having
been recJnsidcrei, ON motion Of Mr.. Den'
hv Nr James. to a.n nd act of 1851 relating
. t. collection OF taxes.
Private nils iuroiutcd-By Mr.. Daring
to incorporate Waterford Bank by Mr..
Kirkland, To incorporate Wmdh0m Co. BANK
at Bruttr'oro hy Mr. Spencer 10 iuro"ry
rat, the r -Ie BANK Mt C,s.l'tpu, Gin pnc.
OF TIE pres mt hlnkl, 20 committee ON bank,
, by Mr.. N'i6AU1, to incorporate TIE Brattle
h1rJ' tu, Light Co, 70 committee uu Manu-
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.'noi to protect huryi'g grpunis-,ls', to
protect tnc property "i warrir' women; by
Mr. Kcit1. in addition 10 chapter -, 4. 5
-",crllly to the Commtte. on Printing.
R,s,'vjon. By Mr. B.cEsit' irstrnc';rc
IT," Judiciary committ'o to mouiro wh't'"r
any mra.,r.'s are r1.,i'l' ard irloticahlc to
",inp'l railroads to- consult ihr convent no"
O.. 'ae public in running their trains adopt
cl by an 90. ,oauc vote.
Ryoris By committee on hunks. bill re-
hliug to While River Bank 81 reading
ArTEREuuN.
ATE.-R,poH BY the committee on
Judiciary entitled. can Act relating to
Witnesses that the same ought to pass Or
drrrd 20 hc cnrroescd and read the 3d time
tomorrow afternoon.
BHS htrodUccd aad rcicrrcd BY Mr. Mil
liugton, to prevent Instructions of highways
and streets by railroad corporations to the
committee ON roads.
Rcsoluiion BY Mr. Green, instructng
the committee Oh the iudicia"r 70 inauirc in
to the cxpcdicncy of amending the law rca.
ting to evidence in prosecutions for hgamy
and adultery; passed. Adjourned.
lIOUSE--BWs iHfrodtc,d and rcf,r,d.-
BY Mr.. Carpenter, to incorporate the Island
pond and St. Johushury railroad company,
to committee on Roadr by Mr. Bcckwith. 10
increase pay Of ahcrlIs and thcif dcputica, to
committee on Printing hv Mr.. Mason, to
repeal $ 80 an 10 Of ch % and t x Of c 81
c. 5. to committee on Printing.
h,porn-By Judirirrv committee, against
ill relating to actions brought before JUS
tcc OF the peace, and it was laid ON the table {;
bill in alteration of llG &. s. with amend
mrnt allowing witnesses one dollar per day
for atteniunc, on county ccurta--agrced to.
and bill ordered to he cugrossed
The Speaker presented Il communication
from Mr.. Judeyine of llardwick. thanking
the Speaker for appointing Mr. j on the
General committee, regarding it as bcin 2
more hcnor than he expected from the " pre-
dominant party" and asking to he excused,
for the purpose Of attending to the interests
Of the Republican party and replying to AN
article in the Burlington Free Press Mr. j,
WA, excused, and Mr.. Currier Of Walden
was appointed in his place.
Tlc report Of the Atlantic and st. Law
renee rairold company was referred to the
committee on Roads Adjourned.
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~ MR. iEcurrT, Frank picrcr'- cl ief ius-
tice for Kansas, takes out two or three slaves
with him. win lie not be tt fitting person TO
dcc,de whether slave, may lawfully be held
in the new territory or not
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L. j h..
Benjamin Billings,
Alfred Thompson,
Monroe Poland.

The Speaker announced the Standing Com
mittces of the liousc:-
On E2cctionS-Messrs. Bcckwith Of Mid
dlebury, Mason Of Richmond Carpenter of
Guiliord, Barton Of Ludlow. Nichols of West
ford, benjamin Of Wolcutt, Hazctine OF
Bristol
Of Ways aud Neans-Mcssrs. Dcanc of
Cavendish, Harvey Of Barnet, james of Wa
tcrbury, Keith OF Montpelier, Hotchkss Of
Georgia.
On Military AfdTs-Irs,rs Davenport Of
Brandon, Darling OF Concord, johnson of
Vernon, CuIen of Goshen, Rice Of Iinmouth
On The JUdiuar+--Mcssrs. Washhurn of
Woodstock, Kirkland of Brattlchoro', Bart
lett of Lyndon, Mclean Of Cabot, EdmunGs
of Burlington
On Educa,,op-Mcssrs Rankin of Chester
Fletcher of lownsheud, Bradford of Ram
dolrh, King of Benson, Wo,dworth, of North
field.
On CloiDH-Mcssrs Hotchki,s of Water
willie, lIunton OF Bethel, Bennett of Bridport,
Noyc, of liydcpark, Smith Of st, Adams
On Rpds-.Mr~-r4. Frli ut Ncwiaue,
White Of Whiting, kclcs of putncy, Bar
thololncw of Washingtro.
On Bqnks-Mrssrs. Page oC Rutland Car
pcntcr of Richiurd, StouIhton of Rocking
/ hniu, Hatch of Windsor, Smith OF Nuukton.
On NarutactureS-- v NiiimuIr oi
( Springfield. Adams of fairhaveu, Parks ol
81 Johnsbury, Hitchcock OF Ptt,iori, Tracy
/ of Mprrlstown.
On lgrieuifwo-Mess sanford Of Or
we'll, la nham of roultny " brigham ot Fair
ieii, Aldrich of Westminster, Cheney of ,Iu-
muict.
an Load To,cs.-Mcssrs Cole Of Charles
ton, Skinner of Barton. bark of Gran,illc
Bovce OF fayston, Bellows ot Readshoro
10 Noie ~ fb- Grg16 I,,t-Nlc4srs Por.
ter Of Pownal, i,vtlaud o' " oodiorA Scott
uf Halifax, tnout Of Suattou. Ayord oi
Nelthersiied, Everett of >,pcktr bridge NJ ,r7l
OF Clarendon. Rumsoy Of IlubuaIGton Ed.
com OF >acrehan., both Of Ierrishurch
Chadwick OF NeWoury, Eluuchard Of Yer,
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,n Printing vls called up ~ Mr. Mil'iu-tua
amended and passed. Gnrmittrc %. t'r."
Senators to print puAli, bills in t;.c.r di.cr
ton
tnrr,.q,j bill relating +, witnesses. wts
read the t'Ird Tine Nnd passed.
A1'oun.
llOrSE-P,port,- BY G,uartl r.r,o '..
hill To- Incorporate Pleasant Ridge C'.. f.r"
A-.Joiofion in Theft rl--3d r'tding order. F.
I Against providing sor.- ror towns.
~ Co-~rittnr oi Ways and Means. in rr-
,or Of h.li rotating lp ilrk 7'lros Of uIo-r""-
idrnts. 81 reading or.!nfoi. On resolution as
to pay Of Bank Commissioner in part, and
on motion of Mr.. WasAburn. the Committee
was authorized to send for persons and pat
pers.
The 9TH annual report Of the Rutland and
| Burlington 4 y Co., with the report Of the
Trustees was referred to the Committee on
/ Roads
The Governor communicated sundrv docu-
mcnts for other States ON cheap ocean postage
/ sla''rv, and soldiers of the war of lSl2-
which were fcFrrfci to the committee under
| tire ith Joint rule.
/ Bus iniroduc'd and rcfcrred-By Mr. Smith
Of st. Adams. to incorporate the Northern
Vermont Bank, to Committee on Banks. BY
Mr.. Kirkland, anncying part Of Somerset to
/ to Dover, to members Of Windham county.
/ Bv Mr. white Of Panton, to repeal act
/ of lS22 to prohibit and ab,'n nu,sances.-
| I'd reading refused; by Mr. Field. to tay the
! properties oi banking. to the Committee on
/ Printing.
Bjls yrfc,Tcd-1o judiciary Committee-in
amendment OF clap. A. c. s., in addition to
act relating to assignments to alter section
. chapter % &. s.. in addition to chap. Al,
| c. s.. relating to burving grounds. relative to
taxes on lands of non-rcsidents. amending
section chapter is /. s., on sheriff 9 bonds.
to increase pay Of shcrills. to repeal certain
sections of chapter % c. s., relating to dep
| ositions and witnesses, to amend section |
chapter 81 c. 5; to protect personal property
/ Of married women.
/ To General Committec-Io amend 'nction
/ So chapter 20 G. $. relating to fences on
! highways in addition to chapter - &. s., TO
amend section 81 chapter % G, 5. altering
/ section qand repeating section ~ chapter %
e.. :. relating h. Jurors fcns relative to houn-
ty cn hoars and cuie. 'omond sc. % chnr.
22C :.
TO Committee on State Pr-on--Relatins
/ to Chulio.n Of thu STATE Prison.
Bll toarnnx par. Of Lowell % lrae'rr-l,
t. ncmb r, Of Orlclns Co.; taxing buuUEl
/ of Railroads. TO Committee on the Grand LIST
/ f.r tlo benefit of towns in hutiand Co., to
members Of TINT c,r"ty.
Fag,rs>5 RWs-fn r'part to W'i.' Giv-
rr Bank. ivrmrulu NJ OF chapter 10. t"i.
nr>>.. - l..r dew .t c.. cnnrt-hotp 'ss d
P.satn,.a-By Sir. Fira..ul, in-t.rciu.,
Commit. pl Ways and Nenus to consider
tNc ,xr,dinu"y of requiring te's of county
r',ri. :. t.s attorney. b.nk "pmmissi,r.I
&c.,. o., ... ."i i"ta t.I' tro ,,ur5. ana t. l"t
fixed silari - to tr.~ 'uf'icrr7-tiup-rl
.tr,t,. B
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

The Speaker announced the Select Commit
tee on the Liquor Law-Mcssrs. Spencer Of
Castleton. James Of Waterbury. Sergeant Of
Barre. Rankin of Chester Kur1scy of Hub
bardton, Henry Of Rochester Bicknell Of Tn
dcrhill. Adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-10-27

hitcr the 9TH ballot motion to adjourn
until tomorrow was ncgatlycd, Senator Al
len then nominated Chalon F. Davcy Of Bur
liugton. After the Sth ballot Mr.. Washburn
moved to suspend further ballotins for Sec
rrLrry ot State nntil 10 \. Vi. tomorrow;
ucrnrd tn.
~" ipint Assembly then proceeded to elect
Auditor OF Accounts Nr. Hotchk,ss Of Wa
tcr,iile nominated William NJ. Piusrey, OF
b,thsl, and Mr. Bean nominated Charles
Reed uf Moptlrlirr
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Auel Car.er. Dyurkcci cr
\. Jones. Jr A-s + DO.

for Joint assembly ON Sth inst. 10. 4. ". t.
hear the report of the tanvdss for county
/ oliccrs--adop' BY Nv Adams, of Fair
haven, raising select connittc" Of five to
consider amendment, 10 in" General Banking
lw-adoptrd. BY Mr.. Bennett, instructin.,
the select committee ON the General Banking
1 Law to report Il bill masking provision Cor and
granting banking privileges to each organised
town in this stutc by the name of sucu town,
with capital limited 70 the amount Of the
grand list of each town spe"tiycly-dismis-
>,d "n motion u Mr. Stoug ton. "A to GS.
By Mr.. Kirkland, t. authorize the CLERK ol
/ the House to contract with some person to
execute the printing at the lowest prices
aiart"d. trln the S,"GItc. to elect Judrc>
Of Courts, ; T.. ". Thursday ncxt-concurrcd
il.
Pctjnone Rc'cr",i-Or J II. sherman. T.
l.. Clark, Ehtno2cr lsh.m. A. ". Avery anl
others, to Committee ON Banks; Of John ;
futile and others, to members Of Rutland GO
Of james Potwin and others. referred to sam,
committees Of Hiram Park, Merrill William
\. j, Williams, Eli Elliot, and others, ol
funds of Orleans County Grammar Schoo
lands, to Committee on Education.
BHs Mroduced--By Mr. Josselyn, of p.
to alter and amend Section Il, Chap. % G
s.; by Mr.. Deanc to amend sec. s., chap ..
G. s.; by Mr.. Sanford of Whttingham. t,
alter see. Q, and repeal See. 10 OF chap. %, c
s.; by Mr.. Wheeler, relating to Jurors fees
(tiity cents for trying each action); several
referred to the Committee ON Printing. Il
Mr.. Dix, to incorporate the Wilniugtuj
Bank, to Committee on Banks, BY Mr.. lIlr
ding. allrorrinting Grammar Scho"I Land
/ OF Orleans county, part t" Acadcui j
Derby, BrowniH-'on and CrAltshury,'o 20 ON
mi,.cc ON Education. BY Mr.. Mclean, to il
| corporate the Cunut Bank, L., MIR Judevin,
extending charter OF bank oi Caledonia, am
= cnlargiug the c.l itil stock, hy Mr. Masor
TO in,oil oratc tie Bank of richmond to tn
= Committee on Barks BY MIR. Chrr, to pa
ti".ard B.i.oy S9.O7; to Committee o
! Clails.
l The ScrGoant-at-Arm reported tho r,,l,y
: lua lirJ ot Oiit"rs OF the .iuu" 10 icA ,yI
u approved iv the >ro"'--.-
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son Of Montpelier was elected.
The Joint Assembly adjouruod 20 Tue day
next, 3 p. ~, ana the Senate retired.
ilr Harvey moved to reconsider The f.''o'
this morning to adjourn - Tuesday m'rnr-
next
Mr Field moved 20 lay this motion op t'c
table and make it tn, sTer;al special "".
for Tuesday next. Opposed y Mr.. ia.> so
Of p. who demanded tine yeas and nays--'i,s
lG4, noes lOl. Al Huih. t-
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Indiana Banks.

We learn from the Indiana Sentinel that
the Free Bank paper still continues to flow
in the Office of the auditor of State for can.
collation.. Within the last two months up
ward of eight hundred and City thousand
dollars has thus been Withdrawn from cir
culation. This deficiency in the currency
will be severely felt The State Bank can
not ill the vacuum fol the extraordinary de-
msnd for coin has rendered her powerless
TO give any relief
In relation 10 the future the Cincinnati
Gazette announces that an arrangement is
in progress between the Cincinnati Bankers
and the Banks of Ohio, Kentucky, Wheel
ing, and the State Bank of Indiana, to which
the former have already agreed. which
promises to bring rel eff to tie money mar
ket. Under this arrangement the Bankers
agree not to sell exchange above one half
of one per cent. premium, for six months,
and not to return the notes Of any Bank for
redemption for the same period This will
put stop to the "assorting" business, and
the good Banks will therefore be able to
keep out their circulation. This arrange
ment will SO into operation on the lst prox-
imo.
Some arrangement of this kind might
with profit TO all concerned be made. The
public mind is unnecessarily excited, and
something should be done to give assurance.
Tie issues of the Free Banks are secured
on what are considered good public stocks,
aud If these securities are not forced on the
market in an uniimely manner are nn4ues-
tionably sufficient to redeem the issues with
small loss to the public. A panic forces
the issues and the securities on the market
and the labor Of the country suffers the loss
Will newspaper editors, in their zeal against
corporations think of this 90. s. JournaL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-10-27
New Advertisements,

II is wonderful how many people are engag-
ed in the search FOR the beautiful We see
them at church, looking at and under pretty
fashions, standing BY the show windows of our
extensive and fashionable stores, fancy shops,
etcetera, or admiring the beauty, and symmetry
OF the new blocks, excl aimiag, "see, whatbuiId.
ings are these!' Those who think that all
beauty is waste, don't know human necessities
half as we'll as the Author of nature, who has
every where embellished the useful with the
ornamental. The Messrs. LEPPELMAs, for the
purpose of supplying Our citizens with the
beautiful, useful and ornamental, have greatly
enlarged thei establishment, and filled il with
Goods i u their line. Gold and Silver Watches,
gold chains. lockets, rings, aud ''such loves" Of
pins and breaches for the ladies'. He has added
TO his stock very extensive assortment Of
Guns Pistols, Knives, &C.; GO, by all means
and see them.
ZiGLER d GARvIN, too, have filled up that
II rod store with vast collection OF beautiful
nd rare articles from all quarters OF the globe.
shawls, from Persia, laces, from Brussels and
Paris, silks from Italy, Iron from mines of Rus
sia, together with thousand other articles
which they will exchange for little of the
gold from California,
P. C. DEAN & Son, are at their Factory
waiting 10 have you bring your wool to be
manufactured into rolls or cloth. But If you
are after the law,
G. EDGERToE in forms you that he has remov-
his office into n inns new block.
P. B. BEERY, of Clyde, has just received
large stock OF Goods, aud promises to sell them
very cheap, and we have no doubt he do it,
He knows the grand secret of succ ccess-that is,
to Advertise.
J. S. OLMsTED, at his oil stand on the Pike,
is receiving New Goods.
We, also. the Editor Of the JoURsAL, have
something to sell. Aud promise all, and every
one, old men and matrons, young men aud
maidens, Receipt for the Jou KEAL, one year,
for the small sum of one dollar fifty cents, Cash
in advance. We hope every one who reads
this, il they are not our patrons, will be SO i'm
me datety. Ii is an in nvestnIent that will pay
good dividend. So mote il be.