Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-09-07
PROSP ECTUs.
SARDUSKY REGISTER:

Daily, Tri-weekIy and Weekly.
The proprietors of the REGISTER Estab-
hshment take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton Of the reading and business public 70
the several editions of their paper, with a
confident belief that in all the points Of
newspaper excellence it is fully equal to any
other similar publication in the country
This fact is attested by the extraordinary
success which has attended the efforts Of
the publishers, to furnish their subscribers
with an Interesting aud useful Journal for
the counting-room and freside.
To business men aud others, seeking the
latest and most reliable Commercial, Legal
and General Intelligence, the Daily Com
nereiaI Register is especially desirable
Iss daily Telegraphic Market and News Re-
ports are unsurpassed, in completeness and
accuracy, by those of any other paper pub
lished west of New York city. The under
signed have become connected with the
New York Associated Press, which secures
TO them as full and early News and Market
Reports, as are furnished 20 the New York
City Press, which are published at the same
hour with the Morning Papers of that city.
Our contract with this association is such
that the REGISTER is placed on an equality
nth the EaSterR Papers in the promptness
and fullness of its Telegraphic Reports Of
both Domestic and Foreign news. The
Association has news agents in Europe, who
prepare careful and full reports of Europe
an news, down to the hour Of the sailing of
the steamers. These reports are forward
ed to the news agents at New York and
Halifax, Those received at Halifax are i'm
medistely transmitted to New York,
whence they are forwarded to the REGIS
TEP N time to appear simultaneously with
then publication in New York. Business
nsen win appreciate the value of these re-
ports, when they are informed that they
are transmitted from Halifax to New York
over line of Telegraph Of which the As
sociation has eretuSiUe control, and that
their contents are kept secret until they are
published in the newspapers authorized to
receive them. m
Especial attention is given to the News
Department generally; and the freshness
of its intelligence, by the Mail and Tels-
graph, has long been regarded as one of
the most valuable features Of the paper.
In its Editorial management, the REGIS
TER claims to be the exponent of a sound
Literature and correct Opinion in all mat
tiers of public interest In word, it is the
aim Of the Publishers to furnish such va
riety threading matter as TO meet the taste
and wants of all classes.
TERMs-Six Dollars per annum, invaria-
By 10 advance. Subscriptions for any less
period received at the same rates.
The Tn Weekly Register is composed of
the Reading matter of two numbers of the
Daily, and is designed especially to meet
the wants of those who do not possess daily
mail facilities. Terms: Three Dollars per
annum, or at the same rate for less period
-NyARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
The Saadnsky Weekly Register is print
ed on an extra double medium sheet, and
contains an unusually large quantity Oval
liable, instructive and interesting reading
matter.
TERMS.
Single copies. $3.50, invariably in advance.
10 copies to one address, $3.50,
20 copies or over $1,000
Orders for subscription, with proper re-
miltances, viii receive prompt attention.
BILL, COOKE & co.
sandusky, O., August l., 1855. =