Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-26
wuAT OUR FRIENDs SAY.


WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY.
Since we have put our new printing machine
to work, and enlarged the Journal, that it
is one Of she lf,yest weekly sheets in Northern
Ohio, our brother editors have said many favor
able words in regard to theenterprise, for which
we feel very grateful. Below we copy some Of
the notices which have come 10 hand:
The FREMONT JoURxAE.-rhis sterling Union paper
comes to us much enlarged and beautied by elegant
new dress, neatly printed Cylinder Railway
Press from the establishment of r. Hoe Co., New York
Ia great credit the ourshng town of Fremont and to
our enterprising friend Mr. Keller The Journal has
entered upon its year. and has long deserved
and received liberal patronage The patriotic people
of sandusky county and the region round about will
consult their interest by giving good rep
resentative themselves redoubed generous support
-CTeuelaad Herald.
The Cleveland Daily Herald is the best eve-
ming paper printed in Northern Ohio, and we
regret that it cannot reach Fremont in the eve
ming of the day it is printed. If it could we
doubt not it might receive a large circulation
among our citizens. Its terms are 81 per year.
THE FREMONT JouRSAL.-This sterling Union paper
made appearance week greatly enlarged and much
improved appearance. 10 new ana ele-
CANT DRESS the Journal now printed Cylinder
Railway Press from the establishment of R. Hoe Co.,
New York We are pleased this marked indication
of prosperity in publication thoroughly and
ditonay Union 1t shows that the heart of the people
in and around Fremont beats to the best interests
the country The Journal enters upon its thirty
year. and evidently deserving off generous support
patronage, heretofore, has been LIBERAL and have
no doubt viii materiaT- increase. We wish friend
KELLER the patrrlage and success he amply merits
for his enter,,rise.- Toledo Commercial.
TIE Toledo Commercial arrives daily with the
early dispatches, on the 6 A. N. train, and from
its columns, we have the first news. 1t has a
good list of subscribers here. Terms 81 per
year.
Fremont JOURNAL ENIARGED.-The Fremont Journal
greatly enlarged and printed of Hoes
Railway Presses About one-fourth space
added size thatit ranks among the largest
county papers in the State it has long been of the
best printed industrously conducted.
gratuate friend Keeler upon his ability to undertake
"big thing, and hope he may get his money back in
increased patronage before the end of the year Now
the the friends of the Journal give their
timely and important aid while the time they
contributing eectuay to the Union cause.-SGndus
ky Register.
The Sandusky Register is one of the spiciest
and most entertaining daily papers on our ex-
change list, and deserves large support from all
who can obtain it by the early morning trains.
We always open it with interest, sure to meet
with something new, though often we cannot
get it until twelve hours from the time it leaves
thepress. Terms Sc per year.
THE FREMONT JoURNL-The last weeks issue of this
paper comes to much enlarged and improved in ap-
pearance-being printed from type, Rail-
way Press, manufactured by R. Hoe & Co., N. Y. The
ability make such improvements in times like these
affords the very best evidence ofsuccess and guaran
tee that the Journal receives support from
the Union ofSandusky county. 1t is mystery how
Mr. Keller furnish such paper at 81 so per year
but he does it. May continued attend the JOHrR
aland the Union cause in Sandusky county.-Perrys-
burg journal d t'' ..s afe
The Fremont Journal made its appearance last week in
much enlarged form and dress. The Journals
sterling Union paper and deserves Fremont is
Ire and growing town. and its business extend to
the Journal liberal support in the way of advertising.
We glad to notice this evidence prosperity the
part the Journal and hope its enterprsng editor will
be abundany rewarded for the outlay has in the
Representations Citizen and Gazette.
FREMONT JoURNAL-This paper came out last week in
dress and materially enlarged 1t looks well. We
congratulate neighbOr the patronage which has
enabled him to make these improvements in times of
enormous prices of printing paper, ink, &c. May the
Journal continue prosper advocate of the cause
of the Union and human freedom.-FremORt Sentinel.
The Fremont journal us enlarged and printed
type. Its editor and publisher Mr. l. N. Keller
formerly resident of this village has succeeded sowel
in business to enable him to buy Hoe Power Press
and new type, and enlarge his paper We congratulate
him.-Norr0ak Reflector.
THE FREMONT JoURNAL-This excellent Union paper
made its appearance last week enlarged and much i'm
proved in appearance. In addition new Dress the
Journal is printed Cylinder Railway Press from
the establishment of R. Hoe & Co., New York. We are
gadto this indication of prosperity in the Journal
establishment. May friend Keeers patronage increase
The Journal upon its thirtysxth Fost0ria
Meas.
The Fremont Journal comes to enlarged in size.-
Neighbor Keller has supplied his office with power
press Pecuniarily wish the journal success, but
don't believe in its political doctrine OsaHa Dem.
ENLARGED.-The Fremont (Ohio) JOURNAL comes to us |
materially enlarged and geographically improved being
now printed new face of type and Hoe Railway /
Press which makes it look neat a new pin. We |
happy notice this of prosperity the part of
old friend Keller 1t shows that that though are
in the midst of and runous high prices he enabled
to expend much in the improvement of his paper 1t
also evidence that his patrons prompt being
thus they repaid by the editor in the enlargement of
his paper at the old figures Most papers have
PEELED to cut down their size raise their subscriptions
in order To maintain themselves in the high prices pa
per and everything else connected with the printing bus
iness. We congratulate friend Keeler, and pecunary
wish him success.-U Union, EarsasO, Ind.
ENLARGED AND IMPRoVED.-The Fremont Journal one
of most val valuable exchanges week
not only increased in size, but in entirely Dress
II has added column in width each page and three
inches in length, and is printed Cylinder
Railway Press made expressly for that establishment by
r. Hoe Co., of New York Success to the Journal and
its indomitabe enterprise.-AkrOR Beacon.