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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 6.

bore We find it done completely anda 'olute-
" enough to crafty Russian police agent.
The Courier inquiries if we wouli invoke
the principle Of freedom in fav.r If The
Go5av or The 7rareling Dera. We reply
tbatwe know only one guide and J doctrine
in matters of politics, and thu .fLiberty.
And we have lived long enIugh to learn
how inst. how true, always aid forever, is
that immortal maxim tina: Truth has moth.
inc to fear from collisioa with Error, pro-
vided there be an open iCldand fair play
for both. 1t is absurl, is pitiful to talk
of such publications Is The Courier refers
to as endangering Any valuable Institution
or living interestof Society. They may do
a limited evil, but can no more corrupt the
vital, moving w)r ethan can the flies that
gather about canion and delight in pesti-
lential effuvia. Atrocious and abominable
things, gener I'd by crazed heads and rot
ten hearts, l,cyer overthrow an institution
nor chang the convictions Of people.
Nor if they did, can they be dealt with by
arbitrary and illegal means. Every sound
consideration forbids it. The magistrate
endowed with authority without law or jury
to suppress The Daily Sarenger in New
York to-day, may lay his hand upon The
Courier and Enquirer tomorrow. We see
this illustrated in Berlin where, after having
put down Tile Shrieker, the authorities fall
upon the National Journal. No, there is
no right, no security, no justice except in
full liberty of the Press as it exists in the
laws Of England and this country. And
we say once more that this King who has
again and again sworn to uphold such liber-
ty, and who has now surreptitiously and
without occasion suppressed it, is a great
villain and, like all villains, great fool.
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From the a litsry Argus.

IL 1t affords us no tile satisfaction to lay be-
fore or reaie III following docum mt it speaks Of
positive cure Of, dsesLe that hitherto las been considered
as incursble We are acquainted witt Or. HEwETT aud
consider him OF the greatest phsnhropiss Of the age He
cures iual disea e. white dwellings and paralysis when
all otter treatment fai His mods OF ream BOT 10 ye y
simple and quite owe, using but little or no medicine In
ternay and depending himself TO give his apple sons
10 bis patients
most particular friend OF s under bis treat
meni for chrou neuralgia Rheumatism sut 10 so far re-
eyed by fifteen sp LEGATIONS that feel assured entire
cure will he speedily edec ed This 10 OF three years
Standing and ysclsns have been attending him all that
time Dr. II. 10 not be cassed among the empires Of
the day glance bis card another column will show
the reader references that be disputed Here the
letier-it tells lite own story;
DIR. ]. @ HEwETT, 100 SpfingstNY.
DEAR SlRII STORES me parncuar pleasure to state
succes.u exerOns In behalf Of my child, and that
have given entire satisfaction therefore cheeifuy
testify ecGciOus OF the while swelling Ia his
hnee, with which he afflicted. Having given him the
bes sicG aid this city could Afford FOR upward OF year.
without his being relieved and during which time he had
to Riy Loaf Tie OF his leg, | Induced by many
ends from what they knew and hesro Of you, to give
you usl and relcce 10 say your treatment was such
That your patent able 10 use his leg ia very tew
weeks ser fret VISIT and daily improved till he
Low wax ~ well 81 ever he did.
The case all medical men with whom consulted, con.
fdeled nearly hope one hence cheerluly attest
10 your skll in treating such cases.
trusting that this grateful testimonial may be Of service
10 you, and sincerely wishing you every success
'~ '0f Re. sS So Liviugsou'., sTSoEyn.
EeW.YOfb June, 1850.
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KossUTH.-We are glad to learn from Couot
Dembinski, that Kossuth intends coming 10 this
county with his family, as soon as he shall be per-
mitted to leave Turkey. We trust the honorable
offer of Mr.. Marsh, to give him passage in a nation
al vessel, will then be renewed.
Count Dembnski also informs US that OF the one
hundred Polish Refugees who reached Southanp-
ton in company with himself forty are now on their
way to seek home and subsistence in this coun-
try, the remaining sixty having obtained employ
ment in England. Let the poor exiles be remem'
bered when they land upon our shoresI
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r., Co,aress, Yesterday.

Mr. BELL occupied most of the session
with a speech, which he had not finished
when the adjournment took place hepre-
fers the Presidents plan to the Compromise
but will vote for the latter.
The House was engaged most Of the day
with a charge made on Mr.. GIDDINGs, by
the Boston atlas. A Washington CORE
spondent of the atlas has accused Mr.. G. OF
surrcptitiously obtaining certain papers
from the Postoffce Department and clrcu-
latiDg them in Ohio. lie totally denies It,
This done, the House took up the Galphin
business, and Messrs. KING of n. j. and
CONRAD each gave the Secretaries Of War a
yhitewashing.
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Ie2l lawSlisDGliWt

" Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
This Essence ~ preparation OF unusual excellence Do
ring the Summer months no family or traveller should b
vihout H. In relaxation Of ihe bowels IN nausea and pr
dcularly asickness Il IL sctve and ssfa y wan
pleasant and efficient remedy.
CAUTIoN-PersOns desiring an article that can be nd
1pon prepared solely from pure Jsmzcs Ginger should've
particular ash for Browne Essence of ysacs Ginge"
which 10 warranted to be what s Represented and 10 p
pared only by FREDERICK Bows and for sale al his dug
and chemical store, + corner Of Fihh and Chestnut
Philadelphia For sale In NewYork, At wholesale by X
+. CHAPMAN, n fulton-sl Also for sale by
Thomas & Maxwell, So Willsm-st
RushioD Clarke Co. ITO Broadway, 10 ASlof HOas,
and Z73 Irving House.
John Mihau, 1888 Broadway.
&c. Wells & Co z57 Eighth avenue.
J. 81 Coddington, us BrOsdway and 3S HudsOna
w Chiffon, corner OF Broadway and Eighlh-sI
w. II. Hall, corner OF Beecker aud Chrlsiophersu
w GsbandBu, 81 Sixth-evenue.
Dexter l. Nesgan, Albany, Ny.
C. w Badger, Newark, ~ J.
4 c. GoTham, New Haven, Conn.
A. ]. DeatouT, 25i Wal-sL
Delluc Co Park Row 5sl Broadway 80 itAt
And by s the respectable druggists ana spoInec.nen
the United States. myS 2mlsfStf
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ A taId.-To avoid great loss OF time and ineOc-
veHience themselves and Others, the undersigned arc
compelled to publish this notice Our charge for cotsgls
Ton personally by leter s. Tor full board usslesl
$40 a week dsy treftmPnt u a-dsy visits 81 10 g. ~
corong to time ObsIeric 'ea, IL ordinary Cases, sl0
Persons whining for iufUr nsiion. may procure A1I
poducton to the Wherefore" l2i cts Expcriencs
Water Cure" q cts which we will m all, II desired
Persons consulting by letter. should mention ser, sss
cor duon, employment domestic relations health Of par
ents and family, babs Of living, form diseases end a.
dcsrons state ofuDgs digestion bow renal AMI rep
due i've functions sensiby to cold, and concise boy
and description OF their present ailments The peculiar
conditions and diseases OF the should also be csy
described The requisite advice and full directions IL
bone treatment then he given. The first letter
lpclOse fee Of g. subsequent letters 81.
T L. NICHOLS, MD, (WaterCurs
MARY COVE NICHOLS : Pbysieiaua
81 West Twenty secotda
fe2I IagStisDLltWs New.YOrk Cir
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Tor California.

We shall issue on Monday, in season for
the Cherokee, The Tribune for California;
Oregon and tie Sandricl Islands. 1t will
contain all the late Foreign and Domestic
news received up to the time of going to
press.
Persons no intend going to California in the
Cherokee can be supplied with copies of this paper,
provided they leave their orders at the desk to.
day. Price, single copies, sixpence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

TSr Thoge who dfIse most widely and Thoroughly ,
kIOwecge Of hsr business pursuits other things
will Of coure, stract the most customers-sne ss As
UeWspsper pr ia tle eirctus means Of dhuspg pus,
irf rnson IN pOpuous districts II country IN witch d.
pets are published the immense iorunes made by adys
lsing exieusvsy. readily accounted for Throush IA
Az, ncy II B. PALMER man mas advertise 10 ssy ssc
Tie Of The country and IN any number OF tho beet pspe
for which IL ctAy appointed and empos eed bg
tie propde toTs aud thus establish himself once ss,i
II siDg for hunt cut hls place OF busas
which In these svs uf seem s rather slow operation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

BREAD WITHOUT YEAsT-B.T. BABMrT's Soar POWDER
AND sALERATUs-Thrse articles that no well regulated
family" should be without The hrst mentioned, OBJ
yses the reces'y Of yeast liable al this Of the
year become the second annhilAtes the drudge
Of washing day, and the ls s decidedly the puresI aud
best article Of Ssleaius offered for public approval
They are ell for sale s The establishment Of Mess EARLE
L Co So and 70 Waah,ngtoust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

e Persons before leaving for the country should call At
WATKIsSs ia Fulton ST. and lay in stock OF Shoes and
Caters for themselves and families By purchasing Of
Mr. w they will be sure 10 &c! such articles that Will do
good service. Nothing more provoking than to have
shoes rip break in the country where you cannot get
them properly mepded. iy6 3teodla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

Cg-Itissn easy wstter TO fnd Shoes and Gasrs b,
rot essy to find such are really good Those VIVA
wish tasty article, Of frst.rae quality, cool az zephyr
and at remarkably low prices advised to step IA 1,
wATKIsss ia Fulon and, word for H. they can b
suiled In every particular. je29 5d,eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

SUGARS FOR PREsEKvISG.-Good light Brown sagt, -
ca lbsi Refined do, 3s Cd ard Isl Crushed Loa' %
30 Sd siusrts Yellow, So Sd lbs Best qus1y 80
Hyson Tea, Is beat oolong, Ai good Young ." s,r
ard So ID Also, family groceries OF al tna, s,ch,
cash Al J. FowLER's large stores, go ana 10
76 Yesey and 4O9 Grand su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

REsL CHEiPSEss-Clotbing TO he really cheap nan 10.
ory b lowPreee, bat o, fashionable material made a, |,
handsome Style ard handsomely finished. A. las ssnof
General Tsyor &c Fulton o. vii BE- found immense "a
neV q esRani summsr psntsloons vests husse,s eos.
o'eoSs 'seA' boys Ill' &c cut Ibis sprins afe, ,bs
latest Paris fashions, well trimmed and faithfully mas,
hoSERs does 70, turn cut any eohng that be csarO wa,
rant ard bis prcessre shade above those of tAs,
iior grades Of cll hlug manufactured merely IN .e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

SUMNER HATS FOR LADY EQUEsTRIANs
~ GESIs has In bis show rooms some superb
specimens Of Summer Riding Hats for lsdies-lighL ele
CANT cool and conyenienl In short, just tie article which
every lady DO wishes look well and feel comfortable In
on horseback, should have. GENIN, 2l4 Broad way
opposite 81 PaulG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

WAR WITH EsGLASD-iGis rumored that we are sos,
to war with England for searching American yes,ss.
That's righ, The ssucy Queen has no business to DO Al
aud ven teach her that allow no searching srcsD,
when she her rub ecf wish search popular esaSa
ment hke VANDsSBvRCs Dining Saloon. is Annsl TIE.
hey can search 90 much a. thew please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For Proceedings of Congress see With Page.
Important from Havana-Threatened Assassi-
nation of the American Consul.

nation OIL tho American Consuis
NEw.ORLEANs, Monday, July l.
The British steamer arrived at Mobile yesterday
with dates from Havana to the 9th ult The Con-
toy prisoners are still closely confined, and the
Consul is not allowed TO communicate with them
General Campbells correspondence with Mr.. Clay
ton has embittered the SPaniards against him, and
they have openly threatened to assassinate him.
The Germantown is at anchor in the harbor ready
to receive him in the event Of his leaving the City
Havana is still in a state Of siege. Cholera has
almost disappeared. Mr.. Edmund Doyle, an
American merchant at Cardenas, has been i'm.
prisoned on some frivolous charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
SUMNER UMBRELLAS.

r. GEsIs has mslehes variety OF these light and ele
CANT articles suitable alike protection from the vertical
blaze and the thunder shower They tre recently from
Par and cant OF be exeeled In America either 10 beauty
ehespnen. GENlN, PA Broadway
opposite ST. Psups.
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Death by Drowning.

WAsnINGroN, Fnday july ,.
A gentleman named Teman, connected with
Georgetown College, was drowned while bathing
in the Potomac yesterday morning. The body has
been recovered. Deceased was an expert swim
mer, and supposed to have been seized with
cramp
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rP. "a lhn Ina al Summer Coo, a. ill.,.

~ The hin ard cool Sumner Goods ct HrrcHe,,.
1. EsDaEATERs 81 Broadway cor Leonard.u h.,.,~-'
,sn x spitly, and Aeir beautiful Printed Ma.i.,
Lawn. al ore shilling yard, and every other ,,,. !,
goods A. s,e for Ia seksoD VI The stn.e eomys,.,..
low rrices are ,iBE Of fact Tie Truth Is no es.,g.
uent in New vori od-rs stronger in6ueemsnnioihs a..
IN the line Of Do Goods han hsrs, vbie thsir r :,
horeH method q doing business makes them u1lyon,,
fayorites v in The lea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

To No article Of apparel sdds more to our health a.,
comfort than the right sind OF under gsrmen heavy woS
en- are unendurabe 81 this season. and the Zephyr
be had at tho NewYork stociing Factory, lOi Bower
answer every purpose. To wear them Is luxury, lad,
pendent Of the medicinal virtue they possess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
BUSINESS NOTICES

~ Bsruuu's American Museum hes nov 49,, .-'.s-
immense solidiiv Nesrly twenty nre th0uans 80 10
visited Il 90 the fcnrih; over eight ssnd b-r,
In Il AZ one Tine TIE D'unksrd will be PLAYED a..
noon ard evening for NJ G'0tslrs Benefit '--s usr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

U,vAsA.-Our Geographic dispatch shows
that the trouble in this quarter is not yet
appeased. A spcck Of war still fingers on
Tho horizon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

SUMNER FASHION BATS THEIR VARIETY.-Elegsn
drAb beavers S. s. 50 and st. unsurpassed by any for
beauty, durability chespness al the oneprice store .
Canl-st The most difficult heads hrted BY Paris
iormeteur. jeZ3 IT, J. w. kELLOGG.
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Celebration Of the Fourth.

WILMINGTON FfIday JuIy D
Yesterday was the most orderly public day ever
known in the Metropolis. Grants new light ex.
hibited from the Capitol last night, was eminenty
successful
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From NeM.OrleRns.

NEw-ORLEAss, Monday July 4.
Mr. Giraud of New.Orlesns, merchant, has been
relea' ed, snd ret rned home to-day. The Falcon
sal ed Tor .vans and Chsgres with 40 psssen-
gers on board. Twerty-six Spanish deserters from
Cardenas have arrived here from Key West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

v.,.op, .bou, leaving the City during the summer
,b. can have The Daily T'tbEne sent to Them oy eaVns
,he, address at the Publication Office, corner OF
or 'e NASSAU a.. opposite the City Hall Price 30
-, +. month payahle In advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
DisTnissals.

WAsHINGToN, Friday, July ,.
Of the 10 temporary clerks dismissed by the
Postmas,er-General on the lst July, all the Loco
Focos have been reinstated, the Wings being posi-
lively refused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

Drho,. wonderful rew and bssa'iful patent Ts'e'ay
nn' c.,Dst. are all The rage now they are to be
~. :. re famous cheap carpet ware house 80 Bow
.ou"T U. A.nrRsos.s These and shilling Englsh
Ios,.,p c.rpe and and chilling Floor Oh Cloths are
decidedly chesP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06
The Case Of Prof. Wehsrnr.

BosroS, Friday, Iuy5
The wife and three daughters Of Prof Webster
appeared before the Council this afternoon aud
pleaded in aid Of the petition Of their husband and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

GISERAL sooTr "A magnificent Dsguerreosvp. a, -.
Distinguished officer taken FOR the Galley Of Il,,,--
Americana may be seen at BSiDY's Daguerrean Car
205 and ~ Brcsdv a.. corner u Fal,ou-a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

~ Washington Prospect Lodge, No. jl
q. q. F.-The members Of The above Lodge HssfSi
motif, that II 10 owed from 4l3 Broadway eosd
LspenBrds 10 10 Allen East sidel be ween Gstd "a
Broome ~here II will eet I'D afer Tuesfg ss'+
the 9th day Of July. X. PATTERSON W.
John ADAMS e. beE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

LINEN GnrEu-rhsse COOL elegant looking ana Sun
merry srucles be obtained al "a. 0.r yor
Store, $50 sowery at TIE low charge OF - P'' p1H'
travelling purposes they are excellent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

HT-The Treasurer of the Fire Depsrmea'
wIh much pleasure scknov edges the recsPI oinw ~
lars (of Zophar Mills, Esq., being donation ron VIZ
Bets Co. 10 the widow spd orphan fund Of ns asYs'
mept JOHN 8. GILES, fiesssn,%1,
New York July g. 1850. D'
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leE In

- The PLUME NSiousl Gallery. Isl BrosAwsy so,
ains the largest collection Of portraits OF dsuogui.he
diyduas in this country No cAa fail Of fading man,
fec snIles with whom they hsve been aeounr,i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

~ Long Island Railroad Compaby.-Is
stockholders OF the Long Island Railroad Comgsly 80
quesled TO attend meeting a. the Once OF ths ~" G
the City OF Brooklyn Tuesday the "a osy " Sey - "a
foclock p NJ TO take into consideration me pIoso" -
prospective condition OF the affairs Of the COMPANY
ielI isd ISAAC T. HAVlLAhD. Pfetoen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

u MBsoDs, Aftsnd!-A special meeting OF ne
Division ell be- held Al Kentucky Hall. 81 Perrryh
Wednesday evening, July 10. Puunc,usl sperdsncsI e
quesed business of vital importance will be lst ssr
tn, meeting By order VIM CRUSsELL, PfssssL
In. j. FLIMlNG. Secretaries iFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

- Our assortment Of hrs qualify ready made T.ru.,,.
comprises various new styles, Business and; rr.y.s.-
Froci' SACHS, Dress snd Froct coa, Lgai o,,,,0,,.
PsnlGloons, Vests, &c.
WIN 7. JENNINGS, 81 Broadway.
fesT isH Opposite the Psrk Fop,,..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

" "AbbOtsford .''-Nlneiy "doube lols" ws'
sod at Desmsn" IN one day That fact has Induced ne
propretors Of AbbosoTdn 10 bring into market Ih, oil
more Interesting properly. Lots from onefunh 10 40
sces zach. Fare To DesIman 50 cents by Hudson k1d
Raj roed Carriages at Desrman In readiness 10 eonnJ
passengers to AbboisfOrd" grslis Distance bsfs ala
N6 IL THOMAS FRFRE. Agent 80 Nssilf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

- aamuel a. snow, he celebrsied ,...oTs IL .,
New EIssIo who Is sea- by jesus Chris .ss0s a -
word Of God, will preach The eyeass ss -
com Ok kingdom to morrow, 81 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

r7~To Corostsseurs.-The most unereepno.
anu necssssry aTuces for toilet s'e bosLss nyHa
Fmd pr eoarston for the hair, Am0le for snsyins 49,
SEES arc Hebtai0ns for parifJ ing the compen0n' v
wing tan, sc. ~, o., u.,h,skJ9-
sold b, The inventor, WILLIAM BOYLE, ~! ns an
ct Boston; also by A h. ID Sands, JOG faiy-s
ton, Clark Co ITO aud 20 bfoaH"sy' He"'A
-. L. ~ lI-..-nL AnL.c<x AZ La Rall
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~ Rev. T. l.. Harris will preach al Toe ~ -, Is .,
Ipslifuts Io-mcrrOw mOruibg on . Heaven b6g
Heavenly Adecuor ard Denghis VI Mac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

.nv,nrrsrxtsrs-F@Auction' see third page
,c.1;sorr;, steamers see seventh.
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~ Religious Notice. - The Tweh1bE 30
Church viii meet tomorrow tJuly7l 10 Erasmus n,na
a. ioI o'clock NJ and n M by tbs Pssor, Es, ,sH
A Corey,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

~ Free Will Baptist Church Grsoass~ res. %
east Of Broadway PASTOR, d NJ. GstHAs sabs,-
morrow a lOi Am. In The evening LoeA" LSl'
Temperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

EREsH BUTTER:-HArsaJ t srsO o. set e. g,
+ Ellington. cO.is1qus coso:,. o.i1 sssss Es "a
SANITY, lsse supply Of enos ns DO We, % cal @ M
OF wr1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

u.v. G.. &. Lucas, Pastor Of he Cenun =.
~ Church Newark, n. J. will preach 70 D9ffys.' e..
byts,,h,1,, epth-st Presbyterian Church REV ..
ine .sr5sl a. ri O'clock A n. and O'clock IN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

The Epss ssr scrip %sor. i::o L. re
cary uaIs' nC :. denvered IN the Uoon Bspsss csI
language va ,9pSon sne Third AVA Dexi saSbsIh Jay =
(begw eh ~ - sdernOou, By Rev. Il. JUDI. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

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