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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
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BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, for
- Young Ladies At CAMBRIDGE Mass.Ths Fall Term
OF Miss CAIHAklNE d. LfMAN'S School will commence
on the rs Monday Of September Circulars sent on app-
cation to the Principal
Rsferenoe-Prot Theophlas Parsons Cambridge, Mass;
Cambridge, BIAS Prof C. FELTON,. Cambridge Mas
Rev Jno Albro Cambridge, Mass Rev. N. Hoppin Cam.
Little, ESQ., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

EIGHT CARS. Fifty Eight
IL Wheeled Platform Cars, made In the most Thorough
manner OF the best materials and style Of csnstguc-o
ndis.Rubber Springs For sale 70 be delivered inmstiate
~ GORDON MCKAY, Agent
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE

~ On the hne OF the Central Railroad Of New-gsrsey,
about an hours ride from this city, two story attic House
with wing and half Of land, elby and beautifully
situated siew rods om Granville station The house entire
Communication with the city several daily by rail
foad and acknowledgements, IS per sraum. For
fortheT Particular apply 20 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
rE 81 CO.'S MEJODEONS.-

The original Prince Meloieon, which has stood the
test for years and proved itself superior instrument 70 those
OF any other make be had only OF the sole agent WIN
HALL SON, No. 30 Broadway, Opposite tbs PsrS)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful

L INV 4 1 II - "A II Il ii UbdUIII vi
Ia Country Reidence situated about half mile from
the town of Southed, Staten Island, and only five miles
from the Quarantine Landing. The Farm contains n
OF land 10 Of which is under high state of cultivation.
The location Is beautiful fronting NewYork Bay and
but FIVE minutes walk from the sesshoe. This property
extends the beach, with large water front aud beau
tul beach for bathing purposes The house is built in
gothic STYLE containing rooms, Kitchen cellar, &c
There is also the premises good well of water large
barn end other out buildings N BSages leave the Quar-
anne Ferry on the arrival OF the O. and O'Clock boats
from Newlok to the above place. One half OF the pUr
chase-money remain bond and mortgage at per
cent FOR price and more full particulars apply to
A. J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer, No Broad-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
EOR SALE-Farms of ten acres or

LYON SALE-Farms OF ten acres or
pleasantly situated at Lakeland L. l., sd ln-
ing the Railroad where the stop six times day TIL,
land selling fast and terms purchasers; very
great improvements have already been made By those WIN
have purchased In building and cuvan. the soil II IS sat
sfscOrly eemonrated th purchasers realize twice
the original cost Of the land From the avas OF the first
years cultivation capitalists who wish make safe ~
vestmept and mechanics wh5 wish cheap and dsightiu
country residence short distance from the city, can be SC
eommodsted by applying IN CHAs WOOD, No SS bIotl-
way, where map be had gratis and all infofma'On
gven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
person wishing to

exchange Lot House and Lot In this city, for forty
ces NJ land with new house and barn. In the town Of
Hurley Ulster County, nine miles fr Kingston Point
North River seven miles Of which BY plank road may
OF an opportunity by addressing e. II M box No IS 20.
Value A. GOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
LOTS at YONKERS.-For

sale number of Building Lots in that part of the VII
age Of YoDker called GLENwoOD lying Immediately the
banks OF the Hudson in the most beautiful part Of the whole
Village These Lots the desirable Of any offer
ed for sale and from their location must rapidly increase in
value VIII be sold low, II spilled for Immediately map
may be made known by applying to COMBS
& NICOLAY, No IA Grsnd-st near the Bowery, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

EOURTH JULY EXCURSION from
Il NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA by the Cam.
den and Amboy Railroad and the JOHN POrrER
Passengers will leave Pier No North River foot Bst
tery-plsce, at O'clock A NJ and p. NJ on SATURDAY
Sd July and on MONDAY 9Th July at7AM
Returning will leave Philadelphia ON MONDAY, I'll
and 81 ?. NJ. and on Tt ESDAY, 9Th July, al l. and
NJ and and 81 from foot OF Walnut e. Fare tog Ia
Excursion, going and returning 81.
/ BLISS. Agent C. 4 A. R. x Co
New York, June 2s 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

~ On the west side Of Rockland Lake So miles from
NewYork the Hudson River containing IS of land
Ia high state of cultivation with front the
Lake OF nearly half mile. The Dwelling House (which Is
Of the first class stands but few from the shore Of
the Lake Is 40 feet by so feet and three stories hight
with piazzss two stories facing the Lake The Barn. Sta
bes &C. nearly new the farm is also Tenant House
for gardener The land Is well stocked with choice variety
OF selected fruit there Is extensive garden and fine
vineyard OF grape vines The situation very romantic and
healthy and admirably adapted for thsse wishing retire
from business The premises will be EXCHANGED for city
property property within ten miles distance fro the
city portion of the purchase money may remain on bend
and mortgage Of six per cent Apply TO
JOHNSON No. 2S5 Westst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

~ sHSrwsRIsv Toyo 'Ihi, 1859, for
ROUSE. HIGHLAND HOUSE. PORT VAST ss,Ss.InAy
sDd BROWNS DOCK (Hiadl,toyr.,it oIiiOS
intermediate places when practicable and RYD yHs
The new. elegant and commodoas stsA1,sr cnr ~
GATE, Capt. Foreman White, will leave Nexynesv ssDsS
Robinsor-st tNouh RiverD as follows: 0sA ~ 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE =
MAGNIFICENT EXCURSION

N AGN IFIFICENT Elk Gu KSIUN
IVH around the LOWER BAY, via SANDY HOOK, the
HIGHLANDS, LONG BRANCH, Ere The FOURTH
OF JULY I852-On MONDAY, July s. the Steamship
DELAWARE, Capt Samuel Seymour will make an ".
curson into the Lover Bay, leaving Pier No, IL NORTH
Maketst, Il. r. at 100 Pier No ~ r, at 10l A. NJ, and
the city by way Of the Light Ship arriving aboaf
O'Clock P. NJ Fare 50 cents. Refreshments Of suPena
quality on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
THE 81 WATER FILTER-AI-o

Il Filtertng Water Coolers adapted to ship ,ts.rnho,
or country use Also Hoe and Pipe Liz and rorcePun.
Tor Water ane Saltwater, &C. de- al No 48O Brosdway
IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
very low price, FG h isSs Isl st iPRf No wa
NOR SALE in FLATBUSH, four and

INOK SALE IN FLAIbUOT1, IONT anu
n shaf miles from Fulton Ferry, TWO adjoining LOIs
OF LAND Carkson-sv each 80 IT, front and end 30
r. deep containing together about two One Of these
Lots been laid out preparatory to building with stoned
or naeadamzed walks and planted with 59 TO 200 shade ans
Fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cherries Ge
and also hes large strawberry aspberes ourrans 5e
new well and pump, crossfsnces on each nda Ths
other Is seeded down with Clover.
The beauty of Fatbush ts OF access stsses
II from Fulton Ferry ten or more times daily reaost TINS o
abe property TO any doing business In the city ans
Wishing to enjoy the benefits of the country fnce s1-
ope-hal cash and half bcud and mortgage de5eo
Spny te TNGLEPERT LOTT Auctoneer, 29l Fulton
St Brooklyn. or 20 ANTHONY LANE, 81 Wsllst, N. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
nor SALE OR TO LET.-A OeauCi-

NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A 0eauu-
Il fol Cottage Hudson, Columbia County, anS
ost pleassntlv ocsed The grounds tastefuy LAID o
and contain an abundance and variety Of choice ut ueea
beside fine shrubbey and plants There is also as
Ithin 1--WE minutes walk OF church, an scademy, two
,choos most Office and the station OF the railroad whco
:. 800 1r dsv communications BY railroad ar steamboat
with New.York The location while POSSESSING these a.
ia5 hsrs are few places Of the kind more desirable
r. nroperty will be sold accommodating terms and for
a very low Price. For terms &ej apply t 70 ~. ou.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
VALUABLE LACKAWANNA COAL

" fhOf6krf, at PITTSTON, Pa, (ueAr the Coal
anos OF The Pennsylvania Company for SALE 10 close
CeoeeIn-Ih rs property, consisting four undvi sed hs
oAuset OF Ses Land OF shout $50 acres was purchased
several years ago IS investment IL was careflv
med and selected by several experienced miner, In t Va
cuy as one othe most valuable Coat tracts In thar reon
and SAID TO contain number Of the largest and mos vain
able coespondng veins Of Coal beor cling 70 tbs Penns
vana Coal Co IN that immediate negh6ohood AZ PittSdn
10 is oeled for sale at reasonable price TO close nat
nership concern, ard affords opportunity for sure d
profitable investment speculation rarely be met with
For teru and other particulars apply the office Of J. N
CLIFFORD, No u Oli-Slip.
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EXCURSIONS.-Tbe stesm., w.
CyRSIONS for UrIy "a,

a. ear be chartered for ekcafsooS h.s.a, -.
for the purpose Apply st the Wes,st Y.s,s.. eno,<
Beach and Wes: sa J COFFEE Assrl " srss d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
CHAlN PUMPS, Iron and Wooden
CUN WADDlNG and PERCUSSION

~ CAPS Eley'S Cloth Gun Wsdd;Ds the bes; snd
cheapest stice USED. Eleys Percussion Capa Wire Car
tHoses and Sporting Materials Powder Fi4sss ko- large
Gnd eOmpste assortment OF tho shove TOR sale the
lecturers sole agents. FRANCIS TONES SONS, No.
Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
Marbinerp, @r.
COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

~ FOR SALE-At Mechanicsville Saratoga Co. by the
American Linen Thread Company, az follows. Cards
Spinning Frames, Speeders Mules spoong Frame 60
spindles Warpers Presses &C Looms. Cans Bobbins
Reeds Hsrnes, shutes &e &c All Of which prices 80
per cent less than the original costn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
NOR SALE or TO LET-A good three
CyARM at YONKERS for SALE

III Within a miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
u miles of BIonxville Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
n acres Of which 20 acres are in woods Soil superior;
buildings and plenty; water good and fruit ebundant
View very hne, but not in sight of the Hudson River The
place 10 under good crop and improvement Some rocks
5ituatOn very high price very low. Apply At Ne 9 Pstt
rreet up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

CELEBRATION Of the FOURTH =
~ JULY at POUOHKEEPsiE III, Co.
Nsuonsl Anoiv.rsry viii b. oeebrs,-d AZ PonrA.nS
on MONDAY. the Sch july by sAut.s prooesso'
ard splendid display " 6IewsrsA Commsass.sss.ass
railroad and steamboat at almost hour o. the a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

ENOR SALE-A Steam Engine of Six
a Horse Power, made in the most thorough manner Of
high finish net been In month togetber Win
two Cylinder Boilers with Magnetic Water Gauge al In
complete order Apply at Mes 50 and s. Prnee-st ,Ts
IL can be seen. - "-1''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

NOTICE The creditors Of COOPER,
Triton MAGICIAN, late Of the City Of London,
in the kingdom Of Great Britain merchants and the GRE
DITORs OF EDWARD BENAN COOPER, late of said
London merchant required to present their respective
saims and the vouchers and proofs thereof to the
ofss Of Curtis Bess Fearing No 10 Wast IN the City
YORK May II. 1852 SAMUEL J. BEALS, Assignee Of
Coopef Tltoa hseleAn and Of Edward BsTan Cooper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
CRATES and FENDERS.-H. KEEL

~ LEYs Crate and Fender ManufactorJ No Sas
groom--st thes doors Of the Bowery ADJOINING d.
Cones Church Builders and Others who are about po-rh.
ina would do well CALL he confident tha. ri, ra.t-sa
for variety ana eh-apness, are unsurpassed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
NOR SALE or to LET-Beautifu Resi-
nor SALE or TO LET-A new and

NOR SALE or TO LET-A new and
Il well built twostory Cottsge House, with ABOUT one
Of Ground beautifully situated at Mount Vernon West
chester County; very convenient to the Depot Of the New
Haven Rsilrosd there about thirty fine bearing ple-
the premises Of choice grated fruit and good
Garden Loo ston the Fst-av Lot So Terms OF sale
easy and orice low, would be rented Apply 10 NJ MIL
LER at Fergusons Lumber Yard, Mount Vernon POMB-
ROY K jerks. No. 6 Broad-st or MORGAN Co, No.
22l PeaIl-st. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03

MACHINERY OIL.-Refined Meats
Foot on warranted equal to the best Sperm Oil for
machinery purposes. FOR sale BY PETER COOPER, No.
RrriuR ain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
Smart hnt not Wise.

We observe that certain would-be witty editors,
INDUCING IN low epthets towards Cen Scott: Fuss
and Feathers" sold Hasty, and Old Soup used
with freedom and fppancy denoting small stock of
brans and total lack Of legitimate ground of assault
upon the Old Hero who fighting the battles of his
country, while these same youngsters were yet.
"Muling aud puking in their nurses arms"
This is extract from the New Castle Courier,
which appeared in the Journal of yesterday morning
Yet strange say in the paper and in the very
column is the following article which appears
editorial:
The effort TO make great General Of Mr. Pierce,
the greatest humbug yet attempted 10 he played
of in this country. Barnum has not yet come up il
in any of his undertakings. The Mermaid out of a
monkeys head and the tail Of cod fish nowhere in
comparison to IT,"
II is mol wise to allude TO Gen Scott, as "Fuss and
feathers" "a meme given him by WhigD 'Old hasty"
and ''Od soup, names aud cmbcms which the Wings
carry the election bnt il very proper for Wings
TO compare Gen. Pierce, to Mermaid with monkeys
head What would be very improper and unwise in a
Democrat would be the very personi6cation OF wisdom
in Wing. We think many votes will be made by
this course
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke County.
FOR LIEUTENANT. GOVERNOR,
ASHBEL P. WILLARD, Of Floyd County.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN P. DUNN, Of Perry County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND, Of Washington CouRty.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM Il. STUART, of Cass County,
ANDREW DAWSON. of Decatur County,
SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Marion County,
ADDISON L. R0ACHE, Of Parke County.
FOR REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HORACE E. CARTER, Of Montgomery County.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM b. BEACH, Of Boone County.
FOR sUPERINTEND OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
VIM G.. LARRABEE, of Putnam County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

Candidates Governor viii address their fellow citizens
The following times and places, to wit:
NObesville Hamilton Saturday, July L. o'clock p. NJ
Lebanon, Boone CO., Monday, July 10, r. NJ.
Lafayette, TppecanOe Tuesday, July 20, p. NJ.
Monticello, White CO.. Wednesday, July 81, / y. NJ.
Winamac, Pulaski Thursday, July %, p. NJ.
Valparaiso. Porter Friday, July %. =. VI.
Crown Point Lake CO., Saturday, July "a, p. NJ.
Rensselaer,. Jasper Monday, July 96, / p. NJ
oxford, Benton CO. Tuesday, July %. p NJ
Independence. Warren Wednesday, July 10 A. NJ
WilliamspOrt, Warren Wednesday, July p. z. NJ,
Atiica, Fountain co., Thursday, July 90, 10 4. NJ.
NewtOwn Fountain CO., Thursday, July %, 4 p. VI.
CrawfOrdsville Montgomery Friday July 80, p NJ
MaTtinsville Morgan Co., Monday August Q, r. NJ
fellow citizens will please that notice given
above appointments and request that the Press in the neigh
hOrhOOd Of the appointments VIII notice the same.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT,
NICHOLAS MCCARTHY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
Carter's Indiana Reports.

BY an advertisement in another column il will be
that the first volume of the official reports of the
Supreme Cont Of this State will soon be completed and
ready for sale.
number Of the most eminent lawyers of the State
ye looked the sheets Of the work, and the man.
ner in which the Reporter, HORACE E. CARTER, Esq,
has discharged his duty, their unqualified appro
baton also does the style in which the work has
been printed 1t has been the aim Of the Reporter to
make his work nearly possible equal to the very
popular reports Of Judge Blaeklord How well lie has
succeeded will be for the profession to determine. We
have doubt that Carters Reports" will be entirely
satisfactory to the bench and the bar generally
The publisher has attemped-and he believes that he
has been sEccessfal-to make the work equal in me.
chanea execution, to any work Of the kind here
tolore published.
The following extract from the Reporters preface,
will give some intimaiion of the manner in which the
work has been got up:
f'The provisions Of the law creating the office have
been closely followed. All the written opinions delv-
cred within the period which the volume extends
have been published in the in which thew
delivered, and without any abridgment whatever.
The plan OF Blackford's Reports has been followed
in every particular in order that the profession might
have connected series.
Full notes and references have been added to the
more important cases."
Mr.. CARTER deserves much credit for the industry
and perseverance he has evinced in getting out
work Of this size and character.
The second volume is now in press and will be pub
lished early this fall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
The Last Resort. .

Il is amusing the various the Wings set
mp for Gen. SCOTS Native American letter. Firs-It
written urder great excitement Second-he has
recanted his opinions that subject; and third that
the letter is forgery, aud written by Gen.
Scott This last subteruge is founded letter
Of the notorious Richelieu Robinson. OF New York
Now, il the letes is forgery, why does Gen. Scott
deny iti Why not authorize Gov Jones, John NJ. Bolts
Gov Seward the editor Of the Republic Intelli
gencer to deny ~ This he dare do. Why depend
the denial Of utterly bankrupt in reputation
Robinsonl A man who would not no believed in
court Of Justice. The author Of the SLEEVE Cannon
hoax The fellow who expelled from the Hall Of
Congress on account of his mendacy letter writer
This takes il upon himself pronounce the letter
forgery and forthwith is echoed all the country
by the Wing party. This is only making the matter
worse, and driving the nail tighter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

commanding position, where be overlooked ihe whole
field" '''
Gen Pierce in has official reports OF the operations Of
his brigade in the battles Of the 18th and aOh saws
III was my misfortune, as before stated 10 receive
serious injury from the fall Of my horse on the after
noon OF the is,h This secident rendered me unable 10
struggle with the difficulties Of the ground over which
we we're obliged TO pass the evening of The last d.v
and IN the effort to do fell Caint from exhausroD
mys line" NV - '"e e"e
writer and officer who was an eve wines. Of
the battle, in the Washington Republic vti Ionro.
and organ of Ihs administration in defence If c3en
Pierce, says
at will be seen that Gen. Peros was unluclv in s.,
ting badly hurt daring the first enoaOemeC, 7 -
never claimed that Gen Pierce was 10 the hat,la ~
Contreras on the morning Of the 10th. Il was pbvs
cal mpossbllity for him TO get over the rocks rigr
and Pillow did not attempt il and who donI,s az
gallantry OF these meni We have the testimonv -
Gen Scott that Pierce led his command into action a.
ShuruSnsco, lust able to keep the saddle" and We
know that he sunk exhausted the ground unable "a
move single step. Is he to be reproached for the at
tempt 10 make his way foot in that field when mo-,
men would have shrunk from ii in his then condoni
Or 1t not rather TO be referred to as convincing ev
dence Of hts galantry and pstroiisml"
We have thus given brief statement OF the military
operations Of Gen Pierce In his Mexican eamhaiOn
They prove cencnsivey what we asserted in the he
ginning, that Gen Pierce did his duty, and received
the Communications Of his commanding officers If he
tainted, il was from fear, the Wings aeee but
from pain and exhaustion caused by the severe injury
which is fully explained.
Gen. Scott commenced his military career by mis-
fortune much than any thing that has been urged
against Gen. Pierce. He defeated ia The battle of
Queenstown and surrendered himself and his whole
army, amounting to 764 men, prisoners of war, to a
British force estimated at sight hundred get no one
will attempt the assertion that Gen is not brave
man and gallant and skilin officer Why cannot our
political opponents do justice Gen Pierce as Gen
Scott, their candidate In his official report has donei
The question presented to the American people for
their decision, is who fought bravely on the
battle fields of Mexicoi but who chief magistrate OF
this Republic, will administer its affairs best, and what
the political principles of the candidates, and what
line Of policy will they recommend the head of the
natiOnf These the only legitimate questions. II
Gen. Scott candidate Tor commander chief of
the army, alone. We should cheerluy support him for
that Office for the reasons that we now support
Gen. Pierce for the Presidencyhs superior qualacs
lions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

GTWe learn that the steamer, Hungarian, Left New
Orleans the sth bringing mp to Madison the last Of
the iron complete the Indianapolis and Bellelonaine
Railroad This shows the importance Of prompt action
in such matters the river rapidly falling and there
will be barely time land the iron before Spring nav
cation ia the Ohio will probably close. The company
have been very fortunate in getting their ion from Wales
and up the river at early period in the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15
Nor ,bs p.ily Indiana State sentinel.l

Ma. EprroH:-My name having been mentioned IA
correction with Others a candidate before the con
ysution for the Office Of Representative, tske 'a'
democracy throughout the county for the very par.
tia manner which they have been pleased 70 express
themselves towards me. ,-.,..h.;..
-. :, ,h;. time But hold myself ready 70 do
battle in the coming campaign for the ticket the whole
ticket and nothing bat the ticket would also say
that the time may come when may ask my ir'ends sha
fellow citizens TO give me their support
am with great respect your obedIent servant,
fHOs. W. COUNCIL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-15

1.-THE firing of the powder magazine at Lafayette.
the night Of the 9th inst which caused such terri
bic explosion and such fearful loss Of property was
We infer the act Of some jealous Wing @ho wished to
celebrate the anniversary of the battle OF Chippewa
The editor of the Journal after describing the loss Of
property and the particulars Of the disaster, sudes to
the fact that the anniversary Of that great battle
which he thus describes.
There happened then explosion more terrific thar
that Of last night II the shook Of armies and amid
the awful clash and esmor of that scene form tow
cred aolt unawe ed and unten ed amid the roar
Scott"
o Heavens
Heres a large
That splits forth death mountains tOsks and ssss
Talks a fsmilisry OF roaring lions
IA maids of thirteen DO Of puppy dogs