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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-02
j. EH'D0NkED.


Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa
Office, opposite j. Thompson's Hotel An
business IN the several Courts Of Blair. Indiana
and Cambria counties entrusted to his care will
be promptly attended to.
January l, 1S51.-ly
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Quick Sales and Small Profits.

l confidently invite the attention of purchas-
ers to my stock, which viii be found unusually
large, varied and attractive, being full and COM
plete IN every department. Everything new,
fashionable and desirable will be found embra-
ced i'll my assortment. Particular attention is
solicited to new and beautiful styles of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
which have just received OF late Importation
In Gents wear defy competon and confident
ly invite an examination Of one of the largest
cheapest and best selected stocks Of ready made
clothing, cloths, cassimeres, &C., ever brought
to Cambria county : comprising all colors and
qualities, which l will sell cheap and warrant to
give satisfaction. Also, caps, bonnets,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ot the best qualities and latest styles, together
with queensware, hardware, groceries, salt, books
stationary, &c.
b. The highest market price paid for all
kinds of Produce.
November II, 1852
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION ON SEC. 1o4, p R. z.
l MILE ER0M THE SUMMIT.---S1O, 900
SAVED.
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Neyv Chair BFaDucactC,y

'ssregate amt settled as supervisor
ior July, 1852 "a 73S
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Summltville, Cambria county, have just received
from New York, Pi-iadelphia and Baltimore.
large assortment Of
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DO NOT PASS RY

Ebensburg, April %, 1851.
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SCHOOL HOOKS!S
A general assortment of BOOKS, such as are
used in our common schools, for sale by
DAVIS & LLOYD.
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Death of Prof. Kingsley.

The death of this distinguished member
OF the Faculty Of Yale College took place on
Tuesday the 3lst ult., at his residence IN New
Haven.
Prot. Kingsley was widely known throughout
the country as a scholar of no common stamp.
He was born in Windlam. Conn, was graduated
at Yale College in 1892 and has been connected
with that Institution, in the Department of Clas-
sical Literature for half a century. In this posi-.
ton he has been conspicuous for his accurate
scholarship, his extensive and varied knowledge
and his fidelity to the interests of sound learning.
He withdrew from his active connection with the
College about year since, but consented to re-
tain hts title as Professor Emeritus.
Prof Kingsley was a man of retiring disposition
and quiet habits, yet few have attracted and at
tached so many warm hearted friends and the
tidiDgs Of his death will bring sorrow 10 thousands
who have shared his instruction and counsel.
His last illness short. Sustained bv the
religious faith which he had cherished through a
long life, he calmly met the approach Of death
and with expressions Of uniaDg trust, ne peace
fully surrendered his soul to Him who gave 1t.
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LET THE PEOPLE SEE.

Give Nj but halt, aad AjaS asks more.'
If the Presidential contest can be de-
cided on the true issues therein involved
if the People shall be made well acquainted
with both Winfield Scott and Franklin
Pierce, aud shall deliberately render Judg-
ment as to which of these is the more de-
serving of their suflrages-if they shall
calmly consider the Public Measures
wherewith these two are respectively iden-
tifed and distinctly pass upon their rela-
tive merits-we shall confidently hope for
such a verdict as will secure the tranquil
lily and advance the prosperity of the Ma
ton. If they are governed by mere party
names, and rallied to the polls by trained
politicians. we know that the issue will be
against us. Every thing depends on the
fixing of the public attention on Principles
rather than Names-on the living ques
tons ofto-day rather than the blind, tradi-
tional prejudices engendered by the strug-
giles of yesterday. And to this end, we
shall direct our efforts for the ensuing two
months.
Let any machine shop or shoe factory
in the Union be fairly and thoroughly can
yassed on the question Of Protection to
Home Industry, let the various arguments,
pro and con, be lucidly set forth and delib
eratelv weighed-and we have no doubt
that three fougths of all the inmates would
decide in favor of that policy which diver
SITES pursuits, increases employment and
draws the manufacturer TO the side Of the
farmer, securing ample markets and steady
customers TO each, with the least possible
outlay for the cost of transportation and
exchanges between them. IL is demon
strabe that Wages must be higher under
this policy because Labor Is tco1h more
that is, there will be larger aggregate
product from the industry of each town
ship or community, vastly less being
wasted in non-productiye transportation
than under that system which locates
farmers on one side Of an ocean and arti-
sans on the other. We must win verdict
on this issue, where the jurors are labor
ers who own themselves and receive their
own earnings.
But the very shop wherein fifteen out
of twenty wOrkmen would be with US on
Tariff issue fairly made and fully con-
.idered, will often give a maiorisy asa'H't
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Ohis Politics.
eS"ueeSofsess " rss ~ T. rnSaas

rYD 'oS' snasy' Aas q. IA,
me democratic Convention. whirh NJ,
az "n'efsourgh, adjourned y.s.e,d., a.
stormy session OF three day. Ga. oo,,;.
the delegates, viz; those from cs.hoc,a.
h''mes' Aocased the othsr Of An at:smp, 70 sAo. -,
'po"'' ana hereupon seeded, and h.v, oo,N...',.
Consressiopa eahdtds,s of their own Tns 49,
oominee' " claimed By one party. 10 Dr. wsSprr, n
Tuscsravo the nominee Of ths other ,iAi. n, o.,
OF Holmes. Ihn unexpected esrthouai. Ia, -
eli the wire palers OF their feet ana nov ,s.,
sqvlrming soou, with the NOS, l,ud.bls ,ct,,,, a.
bridge over the separation Col Morssn, Of x,,...
wsr memory. W" to have been the eandis.,s han.
Colonel very prudently withdrew his name q, -.
he AGym0sy Of NE party, when be found TIA, x,,..,
doubt, that harmony was 70 be ali d,scord NJ. :,
course. the object Of one party vii BE- 70 dr,. ~
Rich or the track, sud Of the other to fore, A. :,
ouiescence 10 ID sir demands. How this conv.,,,.
and The svndle Of Knox County By lste Loco POGO AZ
fee holders, which has recently been bsousa, 10 Ian
may affect the wbig cause. remains 10 Do sen. oas
thing 10 certain: q Convention similar to the AT. ala,
at hillersburgh, 10 volume Of revelation to the psoDs
Il they viii only read marx. learn and Ia sardl, a.
sest." The days OF Conventions are eertslnl, nu.
bered, and none but the most WORTHLESS, Of Daliue,,
vssabonds may be expected to be Ia a. thu death ar
mourn their departure.
Scott stock 10 rising aud viii continue 10 Ma 4, 49,.
slate until election Let every body bs sapu,>i IN.
Why | am Wing" No reading man IA tse U,,,.,
States should De without that pamphlet IL will DO macs
for the cause than any other document pu ,l.heJ
iout', &c, NeysGEVa
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r. Corxrpv NrRcpASTs AND CRY


Administrations sALEs, lSh2- POPULAR GOODS
fosuiAR sysrSn, AND PoPuiAR Prices. -, -.
Arc prepared to greet buyers OF Dry ooooA ahkes
Notions Carpets and on Cloths with full new, and CON-
pome.s Goods purchased early, and Foreign Goods
riyins by every OUk system giving universal
ATTRACTION 10 those who have tested It.
DREss GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Just opening very superior display Of staple sirs snd
English Dress Goods, comPnsins PoPIna Alpaca aeIlnC
Cloihs entirely and choice eolons Aso Ashes OF
Ross, shades OF plain Mousn De LANES feissn Ciotns
new and beautiful designs French Menos ana oe Ialnes
ali kinds Of wooen, silk and MeI1no snsws anesh,
on 20 display Of the various grades Oh long ana tquss
Hhavls manufactured In this country
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
h. Roo dsvotsd 70 the., Goods which IL under the
Supervision Of DAVID THOMAS as purchaser sna aAso
worthy ofs visit onspecuon The array Of nts Linens
Csmbrc Jsoonets Lawns Lsces Linen Canbrlc hsnoSsr
ehefs Fdsinss Foges Artificial Flowers &C. Is compete
and almost unrvsled Also Towels, Napkins Table Cloths
ke OF all qusites-but most particularly would We IN Ms
behalf invite attention the line Of ELECTROMAGNETIC
had es time experience solely in the goods pertaining
60 this department the advantages he offers 10 ceso payo
must be examin ID and tested 70 be appreciated - -
The Purchasers and Managers OF the HOSIERY OAhrhr
and On CLOTH, YANKEE NorIoNs, and WOODEN Oe.
PAYMENTS invite the closest scrutiny and lnSpecon Vi
thar goods and prices . -
Comprises every description of Domestic Cotton doods IN
abiding sill the styles OF Brown ana bescheo ah'
PRINT AND GrseHAM DEPARTMENT.
One Of the sssorments OF these 6oods Of
eered Retailers in this country. We only ash an inspes
Our prize. are undertaking and unifom-NErT Cash pay
Wssre prepared grant short accommodation OF Time By
adding interest and taking aPer payable a. na1b ~.
snptry full range Of Samples Of Goods Orders sent
10 "a viii be 6leG with prompoes and despatch and for
wnded speedily ell the winter by the medium OF
"a via Railroad to the extreme North South. East or
West TwEEDy, MouLToN fLimPr0N,
Importers and Joobers,
No Krnah w6V
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VA in the absence Of such discussion.
Jones hates the Wings. because Esq
Simpson is a leading Wing. and feels too
big TO speak to common people. MARKS
has been trained TO believe the Wings
were Tories in the Revolution, and starved
his father in the Jersey prisonship; 50
lie i, bound to hit them again az each Elec-
ton. Smirhers is for a Tariff himself.
but bis father before him was Democrat,
and he is Mt going TO turn his coat. Smol-
ker don't object to any thing his Wing
shOp-mates propose; but be Is Foreign
er. and thinks the Whigs hate Foreigners;
so he feels bosnd to 20 against them.
Pilkins is a hereto in religion, and most
of the leading Wings he knows are Or
thodox; and he can't stand Orthodoxy
any how you can fix it. And 80, for one
or another of hundred reasons. equally
frivolous or irrelevant. votes are piled up
against us-not for any thing we as party
affirm or propose. bu' because OF consider
atioDs as foreign from the real issues Of
the canvass a. is the Subjugation of Japan.
What heWhigs have mainly to DO there
fore through the current month. is 70
bring the real issues home to the GPPrehen-
sion and the judgment Of the People. We
must write, speak. PRINT publish. circulate
and talk TO thi, end. We must try TO
oyerrule or dissipate the prejudices which
blind too many 20 the consideration OF our
measures, by pressing home on every
mans attention our real grounds of differ
ence with the adverse party. Wing read
err will you do n mans share of this
work. Or do you choose to leave it all to
be done by others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
California.

'srsspondsnce OF Ire ny. rnenu.
49, =. a !

Correspondence OF TIE \. Y. rnbnn.
SAN FRANCISCO Friday, July 30, lsss.
The California arrived on the evening of
the 18th Inst The ness OF the domination of Ga.
Scott hed all the Wings here with Wild erthus.sm Al
least i've hundred gans were tired and the ely 80
lighted BY the blaze Of hundreds OF tsrbsrres and "
rockets. Telegraph Hill really glare Of h,ss
and the joyous sniles Of the Wings struck confuse, 70
the Loco Foco, They know aud eel already their e.
feat for sssure you il IL the determination Of As
young branch of the party to purge CslfOrais fr,m
every stain of LocoFocosn Ths County CO an,,se
have called the ratification meeting 10 be held On sar
day night and imagine tina. our Demonstration v,l
put Of your old ctes to the plush, and wll sl
that Scott has always been the choice of California and
we know that from him our best Wings will no; receive
stab In the back while they taken by the hsad,
Say to our friends that California will give ok TO ten
thousand majority for the nominations on ths they
may rely. Yours, H.
Our correspondent may be- a little large ia
his estimate ofthe majority that California will give
to Gen. Scott, but authentic private advices seem
to leave no doubt that the Pacific State will roll
up decisive majority for the Hero Of Mexico.
From all quarters we learn that SCOTS nomi-
nation was received with unbouDded enthus ssru.
and that not doubt rested upon the belief that
the State would cast it's electoral vote for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
GEN. Scorr AND Mr.. PoLK's CABINET

hfNs AND WI Il OLh > tbblNEl
GIN PIERcE's OPINIoN-A correspondent Of
The Boston atlas gives the following account Of
an interesting portion Of Linus Child's recent
speech before the Lowell Scott Club:
a." He detailed the substance Of a conversation
with TX Governor Marcy, Mr.. POs's Secretary
OF War IN which the hostility of Mr. Polk and
his entire Cabinet toward Gen. Scott was freely
acknowledged. When the Administration Of Mr.
Polk resolved upon cOnquenng Mexico, and d.
teTminsd TO send an army into the heart of tho
enemy scOuntry, by the way Of Vera Cru8, it was
also determined that Gen. Scott should not take
the command of that army. The duty OF recon-
ending a suitable person TO assume that com
mard properly deyolyod upon the Score AIRY Of
War. Gov. Marcy said he spent three weeks in
Castn. his eyes over the country for suitable
person for that responsible command. Finally
be informed the President that be wished meet
ing Of the Cabinet called, for the purpose OF TAX
ing that matter into consideration, and also IN
formed the President Of his purpose 10 recommend
Cen Scott for the post 10 question. At the meet
ing Of the Cabinet, President Polk informed the
mt mbers that they had met TO take into con-
sideTatlOn the very stTaI &c recommendation Of
the Secretary Of War. Gov. Marcy aad prepared
himself for the emergency, and finally convinced
the other members OF the Cabinet that no other
man in the country was ut 10 entrust With the
command Of the proposed expedition. And, above
all, should the Administration entrust ITS manage
ment TO an inferior man, and IL should fail, the
Democratic party would surely be swept from
po~er. 1t was not stated WIZ Their the prospect
Of party defeat, or the certainty that the Amer
lean army might he destroyed while gndef the
command Of a partisan favoute, mad the most 20
do IN inducing the Cabinet to consent TO SCOUTS
appointment. <-
=" Dir. Child also gave an acc ount Of converse
ton with Gen. Pierce, after his return from
sl.1ico in which Gen. Pierce said that on ms
uav home he called at Washington, and told
President Polk that the Administration bad better
get out of their quarrel with Gen. Scott "a soon
possible.
The Wing cause is prospecting, and the very
beet feeling exists in the ranks Of the party
Lowell is sure for from three TO five hundred
majority for Scstt and Graham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

find the proceedings Of the 6rst mentioned Goa
vention peculiarly rich.
Several interesting items wll b. found from
Washington, Philadelphia, Louisville, NeE-or-
leans, sc. There was = destructive FIRE yester-
day at Ogdensburgh, loss estimated at $4,000, OF
which most is prob ably insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
MIcBIGAN.-After niue

MIcBIGAS.-After much wranging,
Hestor l.. Stevens has been nominated as the OPP
position candidate for Congress IN the IFth Dis
trict. George Bradley is the Wing candidate.
William MeCsuley, candidate for Presidential
EIector on the Pierce ticket, is also the Opposi-
ton nominee for State Senator in Livingston Co.
BY accepting the Senatorial nomination, Mr..
McCsuley has caused considerable speculation
smoDg the Opposition as to Pierce chances Of
carrying Michigan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

ter 10 an IEqWiriHs Friendly HORACE GREE
LrY-being calm and lucid statement of the
grounds OF radical difference between the 20
great parties which divide the American People,
ate the authors reasons for p!eferring and sup
nSSIlns the Wing party large and far
an fSlst OF 10 pages Price $40 per thousand,
sipsIy' hundred, 20 cents per dozen, cents
niles snd usss. be sent by Mail l cent for each 800
ADDED TO prsps, I'd cents for over so miles must be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
~ THE GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY

for Westminster County and vicinity takes place
near namaroneck on the Haven Railroad,
on Wednesday the Sth inst. next week. Rev.
F.. ID. CHAPIs, p. T. BARsUn, Rev. J. %. wAKLEY,
Hon. GEo. HALL, and IA. GREELEY have promised
to attend and speak. The friends Of the Maine
Law through all the region round about urged
IN bee hand
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By TELEeRArH-Wa \

49,. - - ANrh'--We have extended
s S1. o. me Democratic State Convention a,
S,'a'use' 'ne Wing State Convention of M,..,.
snuse.''' al -" 0Ieests', AID tn, Liberty party
Convention at CanastOta, Madi.o, o. p.,H
state. Instead Of making an .b.tr,c, Of ,s. ;'
several proceedings, we must refer or, -. -
the proper columns. assuring them that ,h., ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

OHro.-John H. Young is the oPpC'
ton candidate for Congress in the 'han 1s.r,.
In the XyIth District, Ed. Ball. OF me ~
riUe Courier is the Wing eanaioa''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

~ The public must not suppose thst
avAS DxvsEN's Improved Wahpepe," BY an immediate
mechanical application, will produce neg and ees9tiaa
srsvth OF change gray natural color the rta OF
law weeks viii coselusively show the most favorable
sslts Scld u IN. G-ns-' p~p~ M IL CSsSss 49, Aaa
os,sesSal Nn-Sslss VI - ssJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
FALL FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AT JEN

HIres CosThe reputation acquired by this firm for man
ufscurins Clothing for general SALE equal that de TO
measure has gwen them the command OF an immense
hossae trade Their stock Of elegant ready Cloth
ia Attention of country merchants at present IN town 10
the pm cpe cities and towns Of the East and West-n
EewOrlesns Say annAh Charleston, a. well as all the lnte
or towns ance the South the beauty and hnls
the style and material Of their Dress Coats Sur
tou sacIs Overcos vests Psntsoons &c have been sp
precstsd ana admitted for the last twenty five years The
sstmept FOR the fall Of 1852 is believed 10 that Of
any former year. be altogether unprecedented In
Newton Merchants from the country who desire 70 give
tone and character TO fail stock and 70 secure repu
tston for keeping class Of unequaled In the Trade
are invited to the great va1ety OF styles In the
Wholesale department OF W 4 JENNINGS 20.
No. 81 Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

VIRGINIA. - Sherrard Clemmens, of
Ohio Co i, the Opposition candidate for Con.
gress IN the Wheeling District, to I'LL the uuex.
PRED term ofGeorge w. Thompson.
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HAIR DlINs.-CsIsrADoRo's ExcELsI-

on LovIp Hais DYE eelor the hair whisksu
mens Il u sppied without injury 70 the hair skin Ii
ean BE- wsd immed stsly without disturbing the color
enitttns 10 haA odoy imeroy the texture and comforting
sasficity 70 he hair ls applied s03d CRsrADoKo
VIZ and Scalp essablshmenk No. AssoS House Private
r~.,sa Npr xppvinx the dye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

n Mr.. HENRY. OF Tennessee y go.
x have been confirmed " caaioraA - L
.,ossr |. pssss Il 0sasrsi Jsna WHseA ~
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V "IRELAND's MIsERIEs-I hei

e "IRELAND's MIsERIEs-I Their
CauSe-by HENRY &. CAREY" is the title Of the
leading essay in THE PlOp, the Loom and The
Anra' for Sept which we issue this morning as
Campaign Tract, &c large pages,) and earnestly
commend to the perusal of the friends of Scott
and Graham, and (if they value it as we do) the
widest possible diffusion. Though written with
no reference to such service, we believe no docu-
ment more pertinent and convincing has been is
sued during the present canvass. 1t is lucid
and narrowing picture Of the miseries brought
upon the People Of Ireland by the overthrow Of
the Protection formerly accorded by Irish Parla-
ments to their own Manufacturing Industry and
the subsequent subordination Of their Trade and
Manufactures to those of England by British
legislation and British Free Trade. The conclu-
sons thus reached are not original with MIR. Ca
rey, but are based on and fortified by extracts
from the writings of O'CoNNELL, MEAGHER and
other eminent Irish Patriots. 1t does seem to us
HHPussioio 'hoO HiSHiioH "a" iO"u Oi"S iOOoiu
much of it resting on facts to which they can
bear personal testimony-and not insist on the
Protection Of Home Industry. 1t must produce
powerful effect wherever it shall be dssem-
mated.
Friends send in your orders promptly, or pro-
cure a copy and print for yourselves. We will
send copy to every post paid application in
closing postage stamp. Price $40 per thou
sand, s. - per hundred, > cents singy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

ILLINoIs.-Hon. Francis Arenz. the
Wing candidate for State Treasures. is a German
by birth, snd wss formerly Nember Of "a L'g.
laIAturs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

~ The MARYLAND ISsTITUTEwlH no''
its Fifth Annual Fair at Baltimore, IRON 'D'
Of October tiIl near the first OF Noyem'e' ~ ~.
ing for the reception Of goods for erhi'''i'"'"
9th int.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
" PETERSON & HUMPHREYs, No. $40

Broadway, OF Nbtest, are receiving daily nom
Europe and the Auction Roma unusually large aad ee
sock OF Capetnes slrpas1ns In rlaney OF ooors,
design and nnish anything ever offered IN this
market Many patterns exclusively our own snd no to 10
fsnd elsewhere. Also the WED Worlds Far Carpet
In entire piece. 10 which we call pubhc attention.
WINDOW ORNAMENTS AT ENTRAoRDl-
shr Low PNcES!-ksLTr FERGUSON Noe 1884 Broad.
sna % ne>de selling Window Shades Lace aud
800 sei,ans Gin Cornces Curtain Trimmings &e- st
sN sSsAilA Call and EN-.
c,s.S. SAs FOR PREskRvING.-Best quality
sassT Ss%s SUGAR, Tor n; best quality Powdered
n- hi best quality Graaulsted sugar, for
yrTy hspS.sms steam Rshaed White sugar, for = 70
handsome New Ons.~ nenned Sugar. 6 for 7 p; very
ase,,S ae>es Sugar Cor 7 N - - h, A.
sU.@. .ss Ne - ois6 sow,ry, fouItS aSor above
BowSy. N1e otock east OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Cy Knox's Fall Hats, beautiful in de
GENrLEMEN's HATs-FALL PATTERN.

q GEN,N's Fall styles of Gentlemen's
Hiatt wss issued on Saturday, the 2ld inst
GESlS, No ga broadway, opposite ~ faufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

HAIR DYE AND WIss.-BArCHELoR's
Mano factory F these Articles eeebsted In ali ears. ~
weird ~ishns light and durable Via
O. Toapce can surely Be suited His Hair Dye 10 appheG
"a sure susranteel OF sld wholesale aaS retail Al No
Nalst Copy the sd4ress-bewars OF limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, SEPT. ., 1852.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT, of New-Jersey.
For Tiee-Presidenf,
WILLIAM a. GRAHAM, of North. Carolina

~ The Tribune 10 served In this City, Brooklyn, VIII
rssbursh and JeDey City for IA cent? per week. payable
70 the eae Names sent through the Pos. Ocs or Penny
Post will be promptly placed on the CsIriers books