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Carriage Making.

ONHEENSC NhSAAkksSe
TENHE subscriber would respectfully inform the ci-
4 zens cf Ravenna and its vicinity that he eoniin-
the
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESSE
lrectly opposite Col Frazers and having had 40 year
experience the business therefore does hesitate
say, that he will make work equal in leatness and
durability with any that be found the State OF
OHIO.
Carriage Painting and Trimming done at short notice,
and any orders given will be attended 10 strictly
Cash, Farm produce or building lumber taken in pay
ment.
JOHN PETERSON.
Ravenna Jan. TO-
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TO EEMALES.

You will find these pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints TO which you subject In obstruc
lions either total partial they have been ionno of
ssiimabe bonoI restoring their functional arrangements
10 healthy action purifying the blood and other fluids
so clectuay to put to flight all complaints which may
arise from female ire roguEres, headache, gddincss
dimnoss of sight, pain III the side back, SC.
None genuine unless signed j. NJ Hobcnsack all 9th
heing base Imitation.
nv Agents wishing now supplies. and storc-keepors
desons of becoming agents. address the proprietor
J. N. liobcnsack Philadelphia, Pa.
AGENTS
DR. Isaac Swift, Ravenna; A. V. Horr, Shalersrille ;
H. Sheldon, Atwa,er; Il. Silley, Suiield; ID. n.
Wheeler, Randolph; Dr. Prentice, Canield; j. H.
Sexton, oungsown; Hoyt, Brother& Co.. Warren :;
and Wholesale by DIR. G. Ii. Hcyscr, No l4o, Wood
ST., Pittsburgh; &. d. Haywood, Cleveland 1881
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NJ u SIC.
s99ga. A supply of new and popular Music,
SsssGg constantly on hand, among which may
IS@ be found
The Dying Exile,
Each sigh the heart will treasure,
Fhe Wild Brier,
Jenny GnIlopade,
The Fathers Prayer,
When friends that have left us,
The Belle of Louisville,
have something sweet to tell you; or,
I'm talking in my sleep,
My Pretty Blanch,
Little Eva, Uncle Toms Guardian An
gel,
Songs for the Times;
Polkas, Waltzes, Quicksreps, Marches,
&C., &c., for sale at
Halls Book SraRE.
Ruyenna, July 1852,
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$500 CHALLENGE,

VAT HATEVER concerns the health and happiness of
w people, is at all times of the most valuable i'm
poranee take it for granted that every person will do
al in their power the lives Of their children. aid
that every person will cndeavor to promote their own
health at all sacrifices. feel it be duty solem-
My assure that Worms according the opinions of
the most celebrated physicians the primary cause OF
large majority of diseases to which children and adults
are nbei fyou have appetite continually changea-
BILE from kind of food 10 another bad BREATH PAIN in
the stomach picking the nose, hardness and fulness OF
the belly, dry cough, slow fever pulse rregular-remem
ber that oil these denote Wors and sou should at
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HANG OUT TIE BANNERS!
AND SPREAD THE NEWS

HNoR ut Browns fashionable millinery Store, can
n he found the prettcst shaped Straw, China, Pearl
and extra super Blond Lace BoNNErs, thar have ever
been brought into Eavenna, and in number quality,
not whit behind the foremost.
May Ia,
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Kent, Grennell & Go.

A RE now opening their New Spring Goods,
n to which they solicit the attention of the
public confidently believing, tatthey are Offering goods
at lower rates than they generally sold IN Tie
county.
Gf They will as heretofore pay the highest mar
ket price in Cash, for Wool and Wheat.
Franklin Mills. GspN Ia, 1852. 1i6S
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FOR THE WHOLESALE TR.ADE.
Hats, Caps, Furs. Straw and Silk Mill
liRery Dry Goods.

Hats, CHpS, FurS. Straw and SILK HAh-
liRery Dry Goods.
Nos a5 and 81, Superior Street up stairs ceneasa
1WlE Subscribers desire to cali the attention
f their customers and dealers e ge1eraG ae To fr Ss ssn
r iety and richness qnak, slrpass anything ever oer
cd West of New York and we Challenge Compeutor or
omnarason with having three OF the best sales
roons m the city we are prepared and viii exhibit
stock which will compare fyorably with any in the cas-
tern markets and and at prices as low as can be found
Their :toek consists of
Silk Hats Brush kossush Hats
Moleskin a" Magyar =
Augala Seal
Brush +" nde1ran
Woo Kussrith" CongreS
Of all different qualities aud varieties.
silk Plush Caps, Cloth Caps
Cotton Leather
New atyles daily received
Mu.. yictoreens, Cuffs Fur Cloves Fur Nittens Buffalo
Robes &c.
STRAW GOODS.
Pearl Bonnets Satin Strand Bonnets
New styies of Fancy Straw Bonnets of the Fall Style
Straw Cords, Gimps and braids of all styles
SILK GOODS.
Silks Modes. Tarltons,
Laces Innings, Flowers
Paris Cord sains, velvets,
Illusions, Grapes. Feathers,
Warrants Tabs.
RIBBONS.
| Bonnet Ribbons, the best Stock in Cleveland
Taffeta
Satin
| Fluted : for trimmings
and all other goods in the Millinery iine
| sATcHELLs CARPET
! Trunks Vafices. Un6reLlaa. &c, &c.
Also large stock Hosiery and Gloves of every vare
ty direct from the importers and for sale small advance
| from cost
Wooden Urayats, Woolen Gloves Buckskin Gloves and
Mittens.
| 2a- The above with many other goods now offer
the trade at NeU York Prices Connected with large
Manufacturing House in New York. enabled to sell
our goods terms to please
I We respectfully solicit call from all dealers visi-
ting this city, promising offer inducements worthy their
! attention.
| A. FULLER s. co. II
/ Connected with WILLIAMS & DENTisoN, n. Y.
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N e w 30 OK s !.

Me- w ks.
Life in the South-A companion to Uncle Toms
Cubin.
Aunt Philis' Cabin: Or, outi1ern Life asst is :;
by Mrs. Mary II. Eastman.
Knssath in New England.
Campaign of Gen. Scott in the Valley of Mexico.
Bnriletts Life of Gen. Pierce bound and in pa.
per covers, with steel plato engraved portrait an
elegant edition.
Laws of Life, by Elizabeth Blackwell, NJ. d.
Thoughts for Young Man, by Horace Mann.
Slavery-Letters and speeches of Horace Mann !;
and numerous other new and valuable works, just
reed and for sale Mt
HALLS BOOK STORE.
Ravenna, Aug. "a, 1852.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

ETUV ES1UEE e3EESE St1ENtJ :, :, :
In the Rooms formerly occupied BY H. l.. q n D"y'
Collins Block, Main st.
THE undersigned are receiving a wen seieeteo
stock of Family Groceries and Provisions, which
they are prepared to dispose Of at low prices Our eN-
perience s trade, will enable Us 10 olef
articles of tie best quality and at satisfactory rates
All articles warranted
rLe fnIoyying comprises portion of our stock
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Gusm-COafcd Forest Pills


Are an important adjunct to the Forest Wine. They
coated with pure gum arabic an invention for which
Doctor Hasey has received the only paent granted
on Pills, by the government of tho United States.
The Forest Wine and gum coated Forest Pills, unite
in accomplishing the great end the publication
of the blood and restoration of the stomach and bowels
TO THE L.iDLES.
Nothing in the world is absurd than the custom
of using pans chalks &C. to improve tho countenance.
True beauty and oveiness accompany the highest per-
fection of health which again invariably follows the pu
rest state of the blood What artificial appendages equal
that vivid expression of countenance which emanates
from blooming health? What paints pare with the
crimson coored blood casting its brilliant roseate hue
through the transparent texture of the skim? What
charms captivating than those of nature her
highest perfection of heahl Let Dr. Halseys Forest
Wine supply the place of all cosmetics. The this
excellent wine for short time. creates pure rich blood,
which, coursing through the veins, pencirates the mi
bers that verge toward the surface of the skn
causing all unhealthy pmples and blotches disappear
mparting vivid, rosy color to the skin and brilliant
preston to the eyes.
NATURAL BEAUTY!
In Confederation of these facts, DIR. Halsey has many
testimonials from ladies of the respectable standing
in society.
The Forest Wine in large quart bottles per bottle,
bottles for S5 Gumcoated Forest Pills. 25 per
hox For safe by the appointed Agent in Ravenna,
1882 c. HATCH, Druggis Main
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ArIaRaTAnLE MAS.-Hood gives this graphic
picture of an irritable He lies like hedge
hog. rolled up in the wrong way tormen.ng him.
ssfwith bis prickIes."
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HoBEMsAcK's LIVER PILLS!

No part the system is liable disease than the
Liver. serving lterer to purify the blood giving
the proper secretion to the bile that any wrong
of the Liver affects the other important parts of the sys
TEN and results varIously Liver complaint, JRundice.
Dyspepsia &c. We should therefore watch every symp
tom that might indicate wrong action of the Liver
These pills heng composed roots and plants furnished
by nature to heal the sick namely ls An Expectorant
which augments the secretion from the pulmonary
membrane or promotes the discharge of secreted matter
manner the certain morbid action of the system Sd A
Tonic which gives and strength tho sys
iem renew In heath and vigor to all parts of the body
4ih Catharc which in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients md operating on tho Bowels and
peing tho whole mass of corrupt and vtated matter and
purifying tho blood which destroys disease and restores
health.
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iRobemsack's Worm syrup:

In article founded upon scientific principles compound
ed with purely vegetable substances being perfectly sue
when taken. and cun be given the tender infant
with decided beneficial effect where bowel complaint and
Tonic properties of my Worm syrup such. TINT 1t
stands without equal in the catalogue of medicines in
giving tone and strength TO the stomach, which makes it
an nfab!e remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia;
III, astonishing performed by this syrup after ply
scans have failed is the best evidence of its superior
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THE TAPE WORMll

This is the most difficult destroy of a that
infest the human system it grows to almost indefinite
length becoming coed and fastened in the lntes.ines
and stomach, affecting the health sadly ST.
Vitus Dance, Fits that those afflicted seldom il ever
suspect that is Tape Worm fastening them early
grave. In order destroy this very energetic
treatment must be pursued it would therefore be proper
TO take 10 of my Liver Pills, to remove all OBJ
sfuetions that the Worm syrup may direct upon the
Worm, which must be taken in dosesof2 ablespoonulis
times day. These drec tions followed. have never
been known 10 fail incurng the most obstinate Of
Tnnc Worm.
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COFFEE Goldfish Mackerel. trout
Rio Saymira, Java. Wlitefsh Pickerel Her
TEAS. ring.
Y Dung Hyson, Imperial TonAcco
Gun Powder, Black. A full assortment
SUGAR and MoLAssEs- Segars do.
Orleans Havana, Crush Bacon, &c.
ed, Powdered. Granula- Hams, Shoulders, Dried
ted, Loaf. B. H. Coffee, Beef, Pork, Sausages,
Stuart Syrup, N. o. Mo Tongue.
Iasses. SuxDRIEs.
SPICES. Soap, Candles. Ropes,
Cloves, NutInegs Gin Cordage, Oils Tar, Rice,
ger, Cinnamon, Alsp;ce, Madder, Indigo, Rosn,
Pepper. Mace, &c. Soda, Cream Tartar,
FRu1Ts, &c. Sal Soda Canary Hemp,
Rasins, Figs, Lemons, and Rape Seed, Cheese,
Oranges Prunes Dates, Cakes, Crackers; Pow
Dried Curran-s, Preser- der, Shot: G ue, Sand
ved Ginger, Candies paper. Pals Tubs. Wash
sorted, Liquorlce, Nuts, boards, Mop Handles
all kinds. Brooms Brushes, Black
FIsu. ing, &c.
The earliest ana best of Green Vegetables, and mar
keting generally always hand No pains spared to
make establishment such, that those who may want
can get all times what the country ard cities afford
in our line Those wishing 10 purchase, requested
call ard examine stock and prices, and share with
US their patronage II. w. SMITH & Co.
N. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produce
generally.
Ravenna, Aug 10, 1852. ll6l-t
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YNNRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.-A
u large lot, for sue very cheap at the Eage
Clothing Store.
April 21st, 1852.
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saws.

GPEAR|& Jackson's Hand Saws-also cross
~ cut Tenon, Rip, Felly End Web Saws ut
FRASER'S
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CASH PAlD.

CASH PAID.
FHNEN THOUSAND Dollars worth of Bou-
q niy Land warrants, wanted, for which
The subscribers will pay the highest market value
STIiAWDER & BROWN. (
RavennasO., April5. ll62-tf
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PRINTS! PRTMTs!.
TEY HE best lot for the iorest prices in market
q ut GILLETTS.
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EA CENT TEA, of. the best quality
eDV at +. w. SEYMOURS.
May II, 1859.
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BOMNETS.
a splendid assortment of the latest style Bon
IA nets, jut reed at GlLETT S.
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n lNENS. Brown Linen, Irish do. Linen
U A Drills and Fable Linen, good assortment
nj GILLETTS.
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a lot of that Tea at so cents. Also good black
"a do at so cents at
GILLETTS.
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NOW READY,
TTrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves
GREAT AMERICAN TALE,
ENTITLED
UNCLE T0N'S CABIN

LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
THIS great work which has long been expect
ed, is now completed. By all who have read
it, it is pronounced to he the Story Of the .3ge!
For power of description and thrilling delinea-
ton of character, it is unriyaled. and will add
fresh laurels to the reputation Of the talented Au
thoress.
1t will be published in two vols. 12mo. 3l2 pages
in each VOL, with elegant designs, by Billings,
engraved by Buker. In three styles of binding,
paper covers, for $1,00; cleth, $1,50; CLOTH
full gilt, $500, with discount to the trade
Early orders solicited.
JEwETT, PROCTOR & woRTHINGToS,
Publishers, Cleveland, Ohio.
E~ The work can be sent by ma the pos
tage under 500 miles the paper bound being 25
cents, and 34c on the cloth bound. Persons send
ing these amounts in postage stamps, in addition
to the prices above mentioned, shall receive copy
by mail pre- -pnid.
AGENTS WANTED
to aid in circulating this work. 1863
UDERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Kier,at
H April 26. HATCH'S.
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GrMGHAMs.

SUMMER GOODS.
STACKS of summer stuffs for pants &c. very
- cheap at GILLEfS.
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Hats! KhatS!!
EDANAMA, Leghorn, Kossuth, Canada st raw
q Palm Leaf, &C., &C., at
GILLETTS.
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HLOTHS, 61c.-The best stock of cloths, cas-
" simeres and vestings can be found at
GlLLETTS.
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WRITING PAPER.
Rayenna Institute.

THE subscribers would respectfully announce
to the publie, that they are now SO situated as
to accommodate over 100 students; having pro-
cured additional rooms and furniture for their ae
connnodaiien. This instiiution ia now under the
guidance of R. L. Dodge, graduate of Union
College, formerly Principal of Spencertown Aead-
emy, in the state of New York, in connection
with w. D. Clark and B. f. Dodge, who were
teachers in the same Institutions, aded by Miss S.
A. Dodge, who has charge OF the FemnIe De-
partment. Feeling grateful to the public for the
liberal share of patronage they have received they
hope to merit continuance of tho same. The
course of instruction embraces every SUBJECT OF
science and literature taught in the most improved
Academies
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TERMS.
Primary Reading So 90.
Common English Branches, 500.
Higher j." 400.
Latin or Greek, $50.
Drawing, I,50.-
Vocal Music, 900.
Instrumental Music, with the
use of Meo PeaB, 800.
R. L. Dodge, A. b Principal and teacher of
Languages.
w. D. Clark, teacher of Drawing and expert
mental science.
B F. Dodge, teacher of Mathematics
Mr.. G. F. Green, Prof. of Music.
Miss S. A. Dodge, Preeeptress ll83
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The discovery of the Fcrest Une the greatest blessing
ofthe age Put up quart bottles. single bottle of
t1iich does good nod goes farther in The curs
of disease than ten bottles of arsy SarSdpdr-
sVa in mse and loarrauteG to rars tOltis
ont aoyanptedSatt tueakening sf
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i" Almonds, &C.. &c.
Canary, Hemp, Milet and Rape Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths, Fountains, &c.
Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
Whale Oil, Salad Oil, &c.
Ravenna, June 80, 1852.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

The sun shines very warm. and Wind River
Mountains from here look beautiful Our
COW, which we had hoped to take through. be.
came too lame to travel, and we sold her to a
trader for &s. Passed this afternoon over
some high rocky ridges, and drank cold noun
tain water from spring on the south side of
the road-rode upon snow bank 8 feet deep
the first we have been very near to-
Camped on Strawberry creek-excellent wa
ter, aud dry willows for fuel. but poor grass.
June 1s. Travelled ls miles to-day; crossed
Willow Greek, and branch of the Sweet Wa
ter-6ne gravel road. and pleasant day
Ca,nped on the Sweet Water. one mile from
the road. Lost yoke of oxen to-day from
drinking alkali water. More anon,
LUCIA.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

In the July number of Blackwood's Maga'
zine, the following sentiment is emphasically
Euttered:-
The manufactures of America CANNOT
EXIST UNDER COMPE TlTI0N WITH
ENGLAND WITHOUT a HIGHER TAR
IFF. and the simple question is Whether ma
Ingfaetures shaH cease or not
This is the question exactly. Long ago the
Statesman Of England tried to smother the
infant manufactures of this country in the
cradle" They failed. however, because in
the days of pure Democracy. the American
principle Of Protection was the principle oi
the American people. But they are now IN
spired with new hopes. What they could
not accomplish themselves, they find party
in this country ready to accomplish for them
Gen. Pierce is the representative of that
party. Hence the zeal Of the London Times
for his election. 1t recognises him as the
"ailey Of British interest" )" and it exults in
the fact, that great party backs him up
in his British prediction The Tariff Of
40 was purchased by British gold. The
same potent material would be cheerfully
contributed, by millions, to prevent the elec-
ton of Scott, who in his present position, is
the recognised representative of the interest
of American Labor.
Loco Focoism, in its war upon Home In
duslrv, is as1ins rs tha agent of British
Capitalists. The aim of the leaders of thai
paaly is to bankrupt America and enrich For
tign Manufaetures,-to close ourown work
shops for England. 1t is a base and treach'
erous part 10 play but the Aristocracy
of England always pay well! The chunck O
British Gold is more potent than the Voice
of humble labor-except at the Ballot Box.
That is the hope of the true friends Of Home
Interest-thr strong tower of the American
Workmen. To that we appeal!
Albany Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
@GeFrymaRderiHg.'' -

Notwithstanding the Locofocos last winter
divided the State iTto Congressional Districts
in such away as to cut down the Wing repre-
sentationin Congress, 10 the smallest possible
number we have succeeded in plecting sever
memhers-ibree more than they intended
their gerrymandering process would give
US. This doing nobly, and should encourage
every true Whig to redoubled exertion, be-
tween this and the November election
From every quarter, we have the most cheer
ing assurances Of the undauntet determine
ton of the Wings, to work on, with Increased
energy, until the Presidential victory is won
From Springfield. friend writes, US, that
Clark county viii exceed the Wing majority
give at the St,tte election, by at least SOC
votes more, for Scott @
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

We received yesterday corn-stalk from
Rockford. Ind. Is feet long. with a line ear Of
corn on it, We had therefore the pleasure Of
handling the largest apple and the longest
specimen ola corn crop in the West
- Democrat.
gIf you had put your hand to your head you
might have had the pleasure of handling the
longest ears in the West. even If that remark
able crnstalk had not been sent to yeu.
Louisville Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

A SLIGHT M1srAKE.-The Democratic pa
pers have been publishing the name of Gen.
CadwalIader in the list Of officers Of the
Mexican war, who, they said. would vote for
Gen. Frank Pierce. No doubt they took it
for granted that Gen. G. would vote for
Pierce because he has always voted hitherto
with the Democratic party. But they were
wrong for taking any such thing for granted.
The last number of the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser says of Gen. Cadwallader:
That gentleman. and he is every inch gcn-
tleman for months past. declared publicly and
privately that be should vote for Gen. SCOTS
Electoral Ticket, and from well grounded
belief of the utter unfi:ness Of Gen. Pisrce for
the Office of President of the United States
No man probably knows Gen. Pierce better
than Gen. Gadwallader, and truer and hon
ester Democrat is not to be found in the land
than he. nor was there in Mexico Drawer or
truer man.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
Bible Notice.

The managers of the Sandusky County Bi-
Die Society, have received very full supply
of English and German Bibles and Testa-
ments, of various sizes and quality, which can
at all times be found at the Drug Store of Mr..
George Wood, one door south of Mr.. Minis
store, Fremont. F. S. WHITE, Sec'y.
Fremont. October 2Ist, 1852.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

ANOTHER AcoEss1eN.-Judge James Spen-
ser. Of Hooking county, formerly member
of the Ohio Legislature, tells us he will vote
for Winfield Scott, this fall, and thinks that
the General has done more for his country
than all the rest of our public men pu. togeth-
er. He has never voted a whig ticket yet
He is gentleman of high intelligence and in
fiuence. Scioto Gazette.