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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

DRIyATE PaACTICE.-Dr PLUME d
/ co. may be consulted, confdentisliy, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
!. -gernents Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recens OF chronic. Also, all those com
paints termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention 10 their chemical extract Of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known 20 give tone and vigor TO certain
a5ufej aud deniitated organs, well as to renovat
systeln shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and cent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
t-nded to. Ofice on Franklin street, below Ex
casnge Hots,, and frat door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia te
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f3NiE attention OF the ladies Is respectfully csaed
/ 10 our extensive stock of Dress Goods, COM
Using goods the lowest to the Inest qualities
unusualiy low prices Also TO the largest and
.4udaom=st assortment of ribbons, forerces satins
~uarciin IS, bonnet and rnRnta velvet kept in any
store in the c;ty and at less prices 100 drzen linen
Canbric hdkis al 81 25 per dozen, iO0 dozen linen
towels st 81 per dozen; needle work goods of all
kinds in great variety; apacss, merinoes and thi
5ue and yello W, very cheap with complete stock
Il Domestic Goods and Servants Wear, to which
tga.n respectfully call the attention Of purcha
sers
Ee- Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen
you'd do wei! to give US call.
J MILLHISER & BRO,
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ID lCHhIOND, ,FRkDkRICksBU &
III AND POTOMAC RAILROA d NOTICE -
I he departure of the mornin train going North,
from and atter the LIST day Of November next, will
be at O'clock a. formerly; the nigh; uaia at g. p.
II. THOMAS SHARP, Sup't
ora1
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PUCK WHEAT, in 25 D, und bags, for sale bv
| = moo WILLIAM FGCIEST(,N
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M ADEIRA WINES.-25 ar Casks nure inn.
AsA ported Wines, for sale by
no III DAVENPORT ALLEN e. CO
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LIME DHE@S SUITS.-Receved this week,
l. large supplies OF 6he black Dress and Frock
Goats, black and rch faucy Silk and Velvet Vests;
black and fancy FIR. nch and English Cass Pan 8:
new styles fancy Business Coats Also, q large lot
of Gentl4men's Under Shirts and Drawers, &c, &c
Call at the Money Savings institution of
KEEN, CHILES 81 BALDWIN,
No l02 Aiain street.
NB-Aso, every style Over Goats in use, very
low oc 20
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Ns1, INSTITUTION ON THE PI.

NOTICE.-The subscriber is prepared to re
u sumo the tuition of the French Language
grsmmatically and practically, with continued ex.
ertion, TO enable his pupils to speak it with pure
pronunciation, aud exempt from foreign and pro
vincia locutions
au IS-tawtsWS NJ r pOITIAITX
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FORTUNE FOR Al,

a FORTUNE FOR SI.-The receipt with
n fall instructions in tn elegant aud beautiful
accomplishment Of inlay ying and ornamentiog Pa
pier Muche, whereby from $40 TO S2J per week
may ee obtsinedI will be forwarded 20 all who will
sncIcec al, post paid, to messrs. SPRING d. co, Al
second street Baltimore, Md. Numerous ladies
acd gentlemen are now employed and realizing a
handsome income from this valuable receipt which
u made 90 plain bv the instruction to meet the
capacity even of children. oc 22-lmt
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NOTICE FOX YOUNG LADIES AN

~ GENTLEMEN Mr.. JOHN RElNHARDT,
Professor at the German St Mary Institute, corner
Of Marshall and 4th streets has the honor toinform
the public, tina: he will give instruction in German,
what regards a correct speaking, reading and wri
ting of that language. He will also give lessons in
playing the piano, well as in drawing in all its
branches The daily Instructions begin with the lst
day of November next, from to o'clock P. NJ
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NJ. B. POITIAUX.

Il street, between Grace and Frankii1--My
School being exclusively for beginners give spe.
cisl attention to Reading Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic aud History. Specimens of
my boys composition and wrisng, may be always
at the Dispatch office. My Rule ia peremp
tory. but as gentle as possible oc g
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS q CO.
IIAVE removed their Office to No. 158 Main ct -
III Entrance ON ilth street two doors above the
Exchange Bank in the room formerly occupied az
the Richmond Library"
Being engaged in closing their business, they re-
quest all persons indebted to them 10 call and settle
their accounts sc Is 2m
NEW WINTER GOODs.-I am just in
~ receipt of seco.d assortment OF new Winter
Goods amongst which may be found a variety OF
beautiful loths, fancy and pisin Cassneres, ends
rich lot of Cut Velvet Vesings, which Will be
happy to makeup in nv usual stE le
WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON,
Draper and fsilor,
no Il sw 18th street, opposite xehspge
EOOPEKs' IOOLs.-We Offer Tor sale
~ tuil supply OF superior Coopers' Tools, consist
ing of
Patent bent Drawing Knives, a No article
do Dubbing and Heading Knives
Coopers Axes and Hatchets, all sizes
Croze Irons, Adzcs, Compssses and saws
These goods were ell made expressly for our
house, and can be confidently recommended for
iheir superior quality and beauty of finish
A call Is respectfully solicited from those In want
before purchasing elsewhere.
c.J sINTCN & CO,
Import re OF Hardware,
I no 10 II MI strset
WASTED.-s500 sf lhe " Bans I zoe Unlen."
W no6-h AND, pIZZIM.
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SUPEhlUk JAVA COEFrE--.-s, .so,aII
~ bags. for sale by
no 10 DAVENPORT AJIrN r. m
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$40 REV nEWAKD;.Ran hD; 81, law. away from nj the sub sub,
taan WARNER. He is q toIerahly stout negro
sooui Eve feet five six inches hgh-has a very
sport foot pleasing couutensnce when spoken to.
II not crossed aud u remarkable small ear " is
eyessre rather small and ful-has toerabIy high
chseh boaes and round face | will give the above
reward for tie safe delivery Of Warner to me, in
hing William, or to N B. g. C. Hill, In Richmond
va.
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EHttINGs: HERRINGs!-25 halt obs
Family Roc Herrings
oO bbs No Halifax Herrings
so dc No do do
In etorf and for sale low By A. 8. LEE.
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l OF Preserved Fruits, air tight, and preserved in
their own juice. just as fresh as when they were
picked. Housekeepers will find these fruits just
suited TO their wants For sale by
no4 GA STRECKER
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&HIRTS, SHIRTS.-S. Merchant u Weisi.
- ger, have on hand fine assortment of Shirts
White and Fancy, of every quality. Gail and see
them. 8. MERCHANT L. WHSidER,
no ll2 Main st
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ID rCEIVED per schr Haxall handsome collec.
~ ton of papie, maehe time pieces, portfolios and
work boxes, q new article.
no ALEX MOTT CO
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250 BBLs COFFEE SUGARS, for sale

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no WILLIAM EGGI FSTON
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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
Clio for Scott.

We think it is now settled-r FIRED tIct- =
that the % votes Of Ohio will be given 10 Gen.
Scott Ills strength is greater in the State
much greater-than thu. of our State ticket at
the late election. All vino voted the whg ticket
at our general election, will vote for Scott
electors, and many that voted agaipstitat at the
recent election, will vote with us for Scott and
Graham Our friends in Ohio know, and
our friends elsewhere may rest assured, that
Ohio is for Scott and Graham. for the Union,
for internal Improvements for protection to
to our own labor, for peace, and the pros
perity and happiness of the people. x s4
Gin. Gaz.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
An Honorable Protest.

We take the pleasure in copying frona the
Western Tablet, Catholic paper published
ia Chicago the following sharp rebuke Of
those partisan calamniators vino, forgetful Of
Winfield SCOTS eminent services to his coun-
try, are now doing. their best to sully his fair
fame. The Tablet is edited by Democrat, a
fact which adds to the significance of the re,
buke it conveys. ...... .......
But although we vindicate Franklin Pierce
against the unjust attacks of the Wings, we
would warn all democrats from joining in the
ISLANDERS which have been issued against his
distinguished opponent Gen. Scott No one
can deny that he is a great man, and an excel
lent citizen. For ourselves we have nothing
to say against him; on the contrary, we re-
spect and honor him, and are verify convinced
that it the TRADE of abuse by which he is as
sailed at present were coming from foreign
press, those Democratic journals of America
who now asperse his character, would unite
to vindicate his honor, and Indignantly rebuke
the mendacity Of such approbrium. When
our victorious armies, corwned with success
occudied parts of Mexico, when each soldier
might have been rewarded with the spoils ol
Catholic institutions, the high principle and
discriminating wisdom of Gen. Scott caused
him to issue orders by which property was
preserved, innocence respected, and the name
Of America endeared to the provinces which
had been crushed and conquered by our
arms" -ss . 2 .T -1aa .-7H t ...
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
4 FalSehOOd Denounced.
WASHINGTON D. G. Octsber q ls5

W dSlfiHStODB u. y. OcLOOer ., 1852.
To the Editor 4fthe Republic.
DEAR SIR: Having seen the following
statement in the Union of October Z, 1852,
viz: 1ts -
PERFBcT1Y CRysHING-We clip the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Washington Jour-
nal of Saturday. 1t is crushing exposure
of Scott's blarney during his eectioneering
campaign in Ohio: @
"GeleeraE Scott's Consistency. 1t would
be amusing, were it not humilatihg, to com
pare the "blarueying' tone now adopted by
by GeGeral Scott towards foreigners. with his
former course and bearing towards the same
persons, The rich brogue' of an Trishman at
Cleveland threw the General into ecstacies.
He actually .loved' tit reminded him Of
how Irishmen had fought side By side with
insncerity of this, it is only necessary to turn
TO one of his letters torecruting officers, writ
ten during the war in ls4T. The following
is an extract: ..- ... ..
"You are enstructed not to enlist foreigners
for the battalion of St. Patrick has taught us
that foreigners connot be trusted "a
''This was at a la:e period, and not at the
commencement of the war. What has since
changed his opinions? Not the Mexican cam.
paign, certainly; for that was nearly over
when he SO broadly asserted that foreigners
cannot be trusted. And this is the man who
is now trying to humbug Germans and Irish.
men, whether naturalized or about to be
That rich brogue!' WeliP
beg you will deny it, IN nsy name. as ut,
teriy and unqualifedly false. was one OF
General Scott's aid-de-camps during the
Mexican war, and have continued in that ca
pacity to this time The only instructions Civ
en- by General Scott to recruiting officers
were to report TO certain officers in the Uni,
ted States, viz: General of the Army al
Washington. D. c., DC, DC. All other in
structions to recruiting officers were issued
from the Office of the Adjutant General al
| Washington; and, on inquiry there, am au,
thoriEed to state that no such instructions
were, however, issued from the Adutanl
Generals Office, it could only have been done
with the sanction of President Polk or Mr.
Secretary of War Marcy, under which Adiu
tant General Jones issued orders during the
absence of General Scott in Mexico.
The utter folly of so doing. in time of wal
especially, is sufficient to stamp, this pmpor
ting to be an extract from General Scott's in
structions a base forgery. l reiterate-
the statement is utterly false.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant
SCHUYLER HAMILTON,
Captain by Brevet, United States Army
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
What a few Votes will do.

Friends Of Scott and Graham! Just one,
word for you to heed Ohio has nearly I :.
900 school districts, and there has been MS
election III the State Since 1s44 at which not
less than two H'higsfn q district " $4,000 NJ
the State !-did not absent themselves from
the polls. ~. ' s-. -, ~ ~ NJ.
Now every whig who reads this .pf+t-
graph tell this f,ctto his Wing neighbot, and
make especial committee man of. him; and
also consider himself special comnnittee q
see to it that this year NOT oSE Wig IN Sis
district fails to deposit his vote on The % If
November ~l'
sdDo this throughout the State. ard the
Wing triumph will be complete. 0ilia VIII
then certaihiyE give Winfield Scatt her -
electora, votes. and plare his electi0n 10 the
Presidency beyonl s71cstiou. Eses s
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
.Memplis, sentember al, Is52.

"MEssRs. EDIToRs: am foreigner-a
German, and Democrat. | came TO this
country in 1880. l served in 1886 in Florida
first under General Gaines and then under
General Scott. Now. Messrs, Editors, that
my position may be distinctly understood in
this community, (having been considerably
annoyed on this subject) desire to state
through yourpaper the reason why intend
to vote for General Scott. Ii is this; When
was sick. wounded. and suffering intense
pain in Florida, General Scott took charge of
nae himself and treated me as father would
have treated his son; as he did all of the men
under his command who were so unfortunate
as to be sick or wounded. This was when |
was mere private in the ranks. When my
wounds were dressed by the surgeon, Gen
eral Scott held my arm and said: Hold still,
VolImer-I am with you, and will have all
things done right in regard to your wounds
Having stood by and befriend me in a trying
time, |, though Democrat, shsll stand by
him on the second day of November.
L. VoLLMER"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
Judge COrWin.

We see by the Statesmad'.,rof Faesdny, that
quite a number of appointments have been as
signed to Judge Corwin, of the Supreme
Court, for political meetings. BY pursuing
this course, Judge Corwin has violated prom
ises made to his friends. His taking the stump,
however, is not, in our opinion. to,cering of his
dignity, but an eieVation. Improper as we
deem it for Supreme Judge to mingle. in
the political contest OF the day. If Judge Cor
win never soils the ernsine with more
fragrant offence than making political speeches.
he will disappoint the expectation Of. his
friends. 1t IS certainly one Of the smallest
improprieties Of which he is guilty. Z -, -.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
For Co-,gress, = %
BENJAMIN TAYLOR.
-Eor Sac L.sgitllLlne. -

sr McCALLA-PAYNE-a
So here the Democrats in. 1928, when q
high protective, tariff was in full operation
and when "a splendid and general system at
nternalimprovsmeDts was in contemplation;
claimed the tariff and internal improvement
as Distinguishing measures Of the Democratic
party Wefmay add. that in the same year;
1925, ,all the members Of thes Democratic or
Jackson electoral ticket of Kentucky put forth
a handbilf under theirsoWn names which gEAs'
circulated by ten ofethousands and repuhish-
ed in all the DemoeTatica papers, insisting
that jackson and the Democracy were Iie
favor of the efficient protection of bAmeFieat
industry byYal tariff, and that sifl john q.
Adams should be.re-elected and stlie Mhius
should continue in power, the tariff would
not be sustainedwith sufficient vigor.a And
afterwards two Democratic State coRyeTiti0nsS'
one Of them held as late as tlS42 ,atresolved
aadninoouSly in favor of the protection OF
American industry bytariff duties and even
designated the particular branches 0feSaduSs
try which theithought should be ehergetIeaiiy'
protected by such duties. - ei 'eb7ssai s'ss5s
What "a very consistent party thns Deu'o-
cratic party isl 5Itadopts, discardss adoptS
again anslGdiscards againa every kind Of doc.
rine, and always pfofesses 10 be governing
itself in its adoptings and its sdiscardings nv
the strict letter efthe constitutions and to feel
a perfect horror for rlatitudinariaH censiruct;on.
A statesman might as well tie himself to- the
tail OF a weathereoek in Msrehasgo with the
Loeofoco party. .sa aI Louisville Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

EE- At the August elections in Desha
county Ark, thcre>was ate vote between Dr.
s. H. Wilson. Wing. and Ben johnson. Esq,
Locofoco. We learn from the last Little
Rock (Ark.) Wing, that at recent special
election. .-hetween tile same candidates, VIII
son. Wing, was elected BY 81 votes over his
Locotoco competitor 'Boys, do you hear
that!'' Nashville Banner.
We don't expect to carry Arkansas. but
but signs show, that even in that profoundly
Locofeco State, the enthusiastic admiration,
which is felt for Scott is giving a heavy ac-
cession Of strength 10 his party. ..,.'.
Louisville Journal.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
rrThe Washington Republic announce

EE-The Washington Republic announces
that the Hon. James H. johnson. prominent
Union Democrat, Of Georgia has declared for
Scott and Graham.
Mr. johnson was one Of the few members
of Congress who signed the Toombs and
Stevens document. declaring their unwilling
ness to support Gen. Scott Mr., J. has seen
good cause to change his mind. He finds
upon examination that there is not a man in
the country who,can be more fully relied on
than Gen. Scott for firm support Of all tbe
Just rights of the South as well as the just
rights of all other sections.
Louisville Journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

GEThe Hon. K, Garter was publicly read
out Of the Ranks ofShamocracy, of on Saturday
evening, by the Hickory Club of Massillon-
Cause-Spitting upon the Locofoco platform.
Go it, David; give EN- gos. Forest City.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
A German Democrat.

The Memphis (Tennessee) Enquirer pub
fishes the following letter, it says. is from "a
distinguished German Democrat" of Mem
pbis: -e
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
FREMON T. FRElEM RE En- AN:. 4 ~
a.S.FAIKE. Editer and lPaDlisher,s

'The. FsErm.x, is puhIished every Saturday morn
ae410 0Aics In Bnekiand's Brick Building-third
stsyv; fremont, Saadaslsy county Ohio. ~ sss
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
81 FREMONT, OHIO.
DiS. j. ". GOODsON,

d ESPEtTFUELY tenders his services 10 the
II people OF Bellevue and vicinity
Special attention given to Diseases Of Children
Diseases of the Eve, Throat and Chest. fs a..
u Ofiee in 'sMoore's Arcade, . NJ oproe street,
where he may be fo~nf night day, when not
PrafessiOnly ngaged. Charges mode rate.
Bellevue MayIS, 1852. "a 3m. s .-.so---s3.ir
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
EXTRACT

Froaa the Laws aud Regulations ofthe Post Office
Department @'a H
Chapt. 7, Sec. 5s. -fWhen the Fnailarrives on
Suday. he the postmaster) will keep his Office open
for one hoslr more, If the public convenience re-
quire il, after he arriva aud assortment thereof
unless it he during the time uf public worship; iu
which he will Keep the office open for one hour
or more. il necessary after the same has ceased'
The above reguIation will be observed at this
office. ]. M. keller P. NJ.
Post Office, Fremont Jan. 1851,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
GREENE a MTGG.

Atforneysat Law q solicitors inChancery1
Will give their undivided attention To profession
aIBnsiness intrusted totheir-carein Sandusky and
4dj0urRing counties. sa.ltstl. .tHaa gae5 lf.s
Ofioe-In the second story of fBuckIand'sBlOok.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
r Nj s

Single mailsubscribe RS pei ryeari.G q4.,! 8 ~
Cluhs often aud upwards, to one address 37a
Tossn subscribers viii becharRed 81 IS. The dif-
-fsfetieefn the etsrms between the price on papers
asli.eFedi ntown and those sent by MALL is occa-
..ieasd BY the expense ofearrying:
sWhent mo nevis not paidin advance, as aboy
pecifed, Two Dollars win be edifPaid with
n fhe year IL notpaid until sfterthe expiration OF
hkFsaF, Two Dollarsand Fifty eentswill becharg-
.eds5 TheseteFms willbe strictly adaeredto,i 4ea
sF1esv roSroP APAPER.--Fif thetyon have
maid Cor mp 10 the time you wish 70 stop; notify
.she Posf Master f YOUR desire, and ask him TO mo-
M m nthiisbef. under hisfrank las author
ed to do of YOU wish to dscontinue. s q
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
AxMNAsTNNo
K. ID PARKER stlrgcOn Dentist,

T.. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist,
d ESPECTFULLY tenders profession services
Ito the citizens OF Fremont and vicinity, all ope-
rstions relating to the preservation and beauty Of
the natural teeth or the Insertion OF artificial teeth,
on pivot, gele or silver plate, done in the neatest
manner. He is in possession Of the latest improve
naepts now in use, consequently be iatters himself
that he is prepared 70 render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid 10 any branch ofthe
profession. sti siE tHs tus'-zr
Lethean Ether administered, audteeth extracted
without pain, if desired sd. ~ ..... 90. .....-.
Office in CaIdwel's Brick Building, over DR..
Rice's office.
Ere oleut J an. "a, 1851. .sfH a.r -a .... a..