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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

A number of persons who came into town
from the country. to see the procession on
Friday Ihel with u Iudicrous conuetemps
on the occasion For want of better quar-
lcrs thoy took up lodgings in the new jail.
where they huhd excellent bed and board
inNspit6 OF stone walls and iron bars Un-
luckily while dispaIching their breaklas, on
Friday morning the door of their apartment
accidentally swung to and shut them up with
spring lock, as safe as thief in mill.
The jaior having gone TO see the show, they
were kept in lahtalizins Incarceration during
the most interesting par ofihe performance.
y plIul hearted individual who heatdltheir
mournLul suppIicalion to belle, out, comtored
them with this assurance, Well I'll go TO
the show, and i'll cant find the jalcr I'll
come back and tell goa all abom5h !niWe
rather think lhesn -unlucky caplives willnot
soon forget lhpa Jub,lee.- Boston Courier, ,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

2oThc new editor Of the Boston PafLfnd,
er, Mr.. NE. Newton, throws ro,her hehvcy
brick al the New. orkefS; see if he docau' t.
The New Workers are il a bad way. Phey
erect costly churches, (which poor people can.
noraford 10 enier, andthus obsructthe way
toIleayep By lbGir lqve plfhew; and now W.
learn 'hal they are FemoyipG hG obstruction,
at Hell tiate,' al The public expense! Th,
loutt passage was spoken of,sevcrol hundfrc
years ngo, as being 'wide,' but ii seems Il
have been found msuiiicicolulo accommo
date o'he increasing ravcl from Gotham no
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

a Coot-Therc was once upon lime, an
old pilfrrcr down east upon whom ollheis
arund near were charged, when any loss
was discovered. The fellow bore the uni.
vtrsal 'onus' patiently rhrla lime but finding
that in some instances, he was suffering for
,he'sins orolherS, hcissued a Caution Ioihe
PubIit,' in the1 e1usuul form; u hereby forbid
all PERSONS from this daelostal onmy nc.
count and risk" Fam noalonget uccounla
bic for lheir lrcspassts. rs | have more than
/ can answer for Of my own ! Slightly
geld thai 10 our conception. -ri .'..b
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

~ Pie editor Of thc Iowa Statesman
says III late paper: I"Not much ediloriuI
this wcek-can' elpit---anothir bouncing
big Roygin this shany--only happens once
IeyeWs tis naal s.g, Ha -.l.l q Ls
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28

In A Fx.-The edior Of Western pa,
per says that he has three times put on
clean shirllor' The purpose of calling ontht
Governor of his State, but did not see him,
and concludes an account Of his disaPpopti
pcpls with The following notice :,,,,o,.,u
"I'hc Governor is respectfully Informed
that We canrol utlord 10 make another such
amniupon our linen and it we are 10 have
the honor Of making his acquaintance, he
will have no reason TO complain il we aro
not altogether in uim.,' .....
The British officers, guests OF the city,
were .chargi d nineprpce il piece for admiss-
ION into Bunker lill Monument. Tho
Transcript thihks Ahis was TOO bad. We
don't. For did moi tic IBritishers charge
tho'Americans on thesamo spot ssyen,y'fivc
years ago9 l1.1 Nh oJP .naga,a Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
WAYSIDE DREAM.

BY BAYARD TAYLOR.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-10-28
fs, lderaure orre Gonnre orkrs onO Werra 1neUiQtc

co ne N--oNr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
The Legislature.

In the SENATE yesterday, several bills were
ordered to . third reading, and considerable
time was spent in debating proposition,
which finally prevailed, to give the Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections power to
send for witnesses in regard to the contested
election in the Steuben (Guinnips) District
In the ASSEMBLY Mr. BISHOP presented a
bill to suppress gambling. Mr.. MAcOMBER
offered a resolution to adjourn on the 25th
inst, which lies over. The inevitable Mr..
A. A. THoMpsoN offered series of ridicu-
lous resolutions relative to his Union reso-
buttons of the last session, which were Ia
bled. Mr.. MAURICE offered resolutions in
favor Of the Enlargement of the Canal,
which hes over under the rule. Some no.
tees of bills were given, and after other I'M
important business, the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
Politics and Reform.

A correspondent at Providence, r. L.,
sends us a hOmilv because we write and act
as politician and Wing This surprises
him in a retormer and believer in true de-
mocracv. He does not understand why we
should think one political party better than
another or why we should support one set
Of men rather than another, instead of
launching boldly out upon the ocean of opin-
ion and setting up a new party exclusively
for the purpose of mending the ills of the
State.
Our friend will no doubt give US credit
for the same sincerity of conviction that he
is conscious of within himself, and viii not
suppose shat in 50 serious matter we act
from any other than serious and wen-con-
sldered motives.
We are politicians, then, because we see
no reason either to desire or to hope for any
such immediate change in affairs as will
dispense with political parties, or political
action. We do indeed, suppose that such a
state Of things viii one day be realized =;
but 1t Is vet distant; there must now be a
government, legislation, Il foreign and do
nestle policy. These are means absolutely
indispensable 10 the attainment of the very
amelorations on which our correspondent
and his class Of men exclusively fix their
attention. Society cannot exist without
them, much less be improved and elevated.
Seeing, then, that they possess such impor-
lance, that they concern thus intimately the
progress of the community and the hapPi-
ness of all its members, no man, however
ardent and generous his aspirations, need
think himself out of place in engaging in
politics. Ii is true that he will find in that
arena much to disgust and repel him, cor
ruptiOn, intrigue, selfShness, falsehood; but
so much the greater is the need for his high
sense Of honor and unhinchiug integrity, so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
PENNsYLyANIA.-The BaLrsrlNe lne

PExNsYLyANIA.-The BiarsrHle Qndi-
ana Coz Apalochiar is not much pleased with he
encouragement offered to kdnappers by the recent
Loco Gubematorla Convention, and As The Apo
Llchan i. the aVored organ Of the Opposition IN the
region It halls we make an extract from It's article
noticing the nominotIons made by It's party:
The Wings VIII, without doubt, ranominaie Gov.
Johnson, and although the contest may Doe awarm
one, We have no doubt of Col BlglerS election by a
large majority. unless hrs defeat should be- brought
about by the movement which IL bong made 10 place
the party IN a trucking attitude toward The South.
for the purpose OF forwarding the designs Of other.
who are anxious 10 receive the Southern All and in
huence There are thousands OF honest, thinking
voters IN our State. who, when a contest Is narrowed
down to a choice between candidate pledged TO the
distinctive measures Of the Democratic party, or
ono Of the opposite, Will unh0satngly and cordially
support the former but who will neverdO 50 If II can
not be done without shouting peans to Slavery and
.mothering their natural feelings IN favor Of llboriy
The resolution OF tho Convention IN opposition TO
the antl-kldnapplng law OF Si7, while ltmay advance
the interests OF those II was intended 10 and, can
neither prove a credit to the party nor bonoht 10
the nominee, especially when It is remembered that
that law was voted for by Col Bgler and signed by
Francis X. Skunk, man whom tho Democracy de-
lighted 10 honor"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
The s..DomingO Annexation scheme.

A few DAYS ago we exposed some Of tho
details Of the scheme which Duff Green
and his son (the latter, as Mr.. Folks envoy,
had shortly before made similar PROPOSE
tons TO the Government of the Dominican
Republic, } finally laid before President Baez
and his advisers some nine months ago, and
which they rejected. In SO doing we fol-
lowed the statement Of the Revue dss
De,lr Hondes and appealed to the authors
and abetters of the scheme to come for
ward and deny or correct the statement, if
thew did not wish TO have it taken as con-
fessed. They have not thought proper to
do so. and now, in order to leave no doubt
in the public mind as to the nature and
reality Of so notable a plan for repeating
the Texas drama and annexing new and
most fertile Slave State to the Union, we
print the propositions of the Messrs. Green,
word for word and letter for letter, as they
were made. We do this from the original
documents presented by them to the Do
minican Government, and bearing their
signatures. These documents came into
our possession since we published the state
ment Of the Rspue they are two in num-
Der, drawn up in the Spanish tongue, and
both dated on the same day. To each we
append an exact English translation of It's
language:
PRo7osioIoSEs de ~ sosrato ds CoIOnizae'0H en- "a
ReplbIIca D0fET1lcGna.
Los Infrascrltos prOposen a GooieTno Dominlcano
irtroducer una numerosa lmigraclon esirangera 10
colonies sujetos o. serElcIo mlhtar balo la comb
clones siguentes
l. e gobierno ssignars los enpresarIOS En- plena
prouredad Dor cada amllIa dOSclensOs Scros 30 ter
fenos Dor cada persona sOlteTa de mas que dIeZ
ses amos Glen acres pOr caaa famiila una legus
cuatrada ademss. Cada dos personals soisraS lie
diez seis amos, aIFlba, dc edad, 30 estmaran una
famIlia
.. FL gobierno pagsra los empresarlos pOr cata
ndlylduo De toce amos, arroa, de edad, yeln,e Pc
sos fuertes por cada IndIVduO de menOs que doce
amos, diez pesos fuertes en- BonOs de la RepublIca,
psgaderos en- renta amos con dlez por clento de IN
tereses e. anO paEateTOs semi anuaInelte en- NueVa-
York.
}. Los empreSarios pueden establecer % lmlgradoS
donde les pareZca convenience, en- toda Ia esten
sion de la Republica, en- puebOs o ell campo
mo agucultoTeS. Antes de prlncipiar Ia lmigraclon
sempre antes de Ia negada de los imlgradOs, los
empresarlos puecen haceT una investigation de los
teHenos, eleglr los puntOs cue les cOnvengan,
hacer los preparatyos para reclbr estableceres.
4 Los empresauos gozeran en- plena propriedad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
~ We have seen printed card bearing

" We have seen printed card bearing
the name Of Frederick J. Watts, New-York
Tribune Reporter, New-York," and understand that
a gentleman Boosting such an appenation is circu-
latng about the country. This is to inform the pub
lie and especially hotel-keepers railroad conductors,
the steamboat clerks, and forth, that we know no
such person, and that no man whatever has any
authority to claim favors in such a capacity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

Bw.HANPsHIRR-ln Convention of the n.
II Legislature on Thursday forenoon, John L.
Hsdley, opp, was chosen Secretary Of State by
l49 votes against 90 for Augustus o. Brewer.
Wing; Moses J Garland, Free Soil, had IS /.
one blank Edison Hill, OPP, was chosen State
Treasurer by ISL out Of PIP votes Abel II Bel
lows, Wing, had 90; Ebenc or Peaslee, Free
Soil, 81 Butterisld " Hill @. the Patriot, were
appointed State Printers, having l45 out of PIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

FRoN PoRr Au PRlNcE.-We learn from
Capt Harper, Of the brig Milton, who arrived at shs
port yesterday from Port Prince that at tho ofsims
his leaving, May 25l the country was quite tranquil.
American Provisions were very plenty and not in 10
mand on account Of the small delivery OF sofee
Coffee and Logwood are scarce and very hugh Cof-
fee. s090$94 y 100 ns., lockwood, s5i@$56 ~
1000 rs Doubloons, 9s6 d240.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

Es The 81 LOUIS Ia.e.hgsacer has
passed into The hsal. Of Mr. Geo. X Budd as Pro-
prs,or, and Mr J. b. Crockett as Editor. A number
Of Improvements haya been made in the establish
lishment, and no efforts will be spared to make Tao
I.isII. snosr the loading paper ofSs Louis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

Rcrs are the best certified medic the world toy the
cure II DYSPEPSIA and General Debility safe and agrec
able tonic giving immediate rehef an cheerful sensation
81 health and strength
For sale ~ A a n n Sands. zoe Sulton-st A D 500
vii 4 CO. 3l6. and { N. Ring. ~ Broadway Cod
smgtCn sos Hud>on-st and 10 Brpalvav VI Guon, ~
RoweYy corner " GrSnd-st Han, Ruckle Co POS
Greenwch-S and by Druggists generally ma tae United
States and Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

Tho PHILADELPHIA saturday Gazette. Of the very best
family news apes publishes ths United states, says and
We a. NOT hesitate to ndorse every letter tron source
reSpectable 1t ~ seldom that recommend what are
termed nsfen medicines tie confidence and patronage
of our readers and therefore. when recommend Dr.
HooFLANp'S GsGsak BIrrERS, prepared only bY Df. L
JACKSON. wish It te be dsiluctF UNDERSTOOD Ia1 We
about ol hef perod and then forgotten amer hsy nave
their guilty OF mischief hst - medicine long eS
tshShed universally puIed and which has met the hearty
approval OF the faculty ITSELF THIS valuable prepaI alton
sold in this city ~ Mcssys ID Sands, 100 kGlt'n
o. and L Il. Ring l92 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
GzxIs's WARM WEATHER STocK.-Th'

GESINs WARM WEATHER STOCK.-Ihe
season ~ ssests the necessity for light hat Ego II IS
81 at ~ .sssou 10 that At GENNs 24 Broadway,
rare u n stock OF summer HAS compromising every
nng IN the trade this branch Of art oeside several
oSss,.i Tashions peculiarly his own The GzSIS Rocky
Hgup.in Beaver FOR many favore) Is thus season
a. nest eerrnt ard dashns affair he has ever brought
s.t This following gives idea Of the extent Of his
assoxtr emit although does not By means include the
Rocky Mountain sIvery Beaver,
White Brush,
hlvef Brush
French Gray Beaver,
French Felt white and drsbb
AnOw- white Panama.
LsghOrn.
Dunstable,
Diamond Braid,
Roe Straw,
China Pearl
T,css are All or nearly ALL modelled after GBNlTs de-
Sims but as he recognises the right OF every body to be
sera m. workman all times prepared 20 execute
.y des rms which may supposed elegant or becoming
GESIs, 2ii Broadway opposite St Pauls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

ATTRACTIONS AT No. ii PARK-ROw.-
One great advantage possessed by the HAT FINIsHERS
UrIor in the getting up Of the goods lies IN the great s
psrory Of work manipulating an ASSOCIATION OF me oes
workmen ID the country and possessing taste and ability Of
the highest order they fs2rssy challenge competition IN
every department Of thsT business Friends hocS - MS
from every side clad u the opportunity Of encouraging 50
laudabe an enterprise and leave with the M assurance
that they have received value for value Don't forget the
number-ll Park-rOw, opposite the Astor House. NJ
This the ony Association u JOurnoTmcn latters IA The
at, jelg 4tTurhF&S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
DUP GREEN,
Ben T. GRRBN.
Washington, &c De Agosto de 1850

ITTanslatIOn.l
PRoPoslTIoNs for 4 C0H.rGc. 70 organize force Of
STEAMERS for The Do0i'Hicsn Republic
The undersigned propose 10 the Dominican Gov
srnmont what follows
!. To procure TWO steamers for the use Of the Re
public Of such construction that they can easily be
changed any day into vessels Of war. SAID vessels
70 be employed IN Transporting the mails merchan-
die and passengers between the Republic and the
United states.
> SAID steamers shall be sailed under the Ameri
car flag, by American officers and seamen always
subject with their officers and crews, 20 the order Of
the Government, which call them INFO rs active
service wheu0yorlt may wish in case Of war or hos
LIZ invasion.
, The Government VIII advance IN the bonds Of
the Republic, payable Ihrly years from date, with
interest at 10 per cent per year, payable in New
York annually, q sum sufficient - build or buy
sad steamers.
T. The undersigned will reimburse % the Govern
ment the value Of sand bonds IN equal sem-annual
payments. IN metallic money, or the 10 per cent
bonds OF The Republic the FIRST payment to be made
within two years from the dase Of SAID advance and
tho last, three years before the SAID bond. become
due.
5. The undersigned wall maintain said steamers in
sooi state Of repair, and will pay their officers and
seaIlen and other expenses Of their navigation
C. In case the said vessels are taken into the ac-
i've service Of the Republic the Government VIII re-
im9urse to the undersigned, the sums which the lat
ter shall have paid In accordance with Art 4, and
they shall be exempt from further payment on account
Of said steamers
: SAID steamers shall pay no port, or any other
duty.
The Government will pay the undersigned for
carrying the mails, IN bonds Of the Republic payable
thirty years from date, with interest at 10 per cent
payable seml-annually IN New-York, ten thousand
col ar' each voyage and from the Republic 10 the
United States shall be reckone one voyage and from
TIE United States to the Republic another.
The revenues from hostages shall belong 10 the
Treasury Of the Republic.
~. The Government can choose whether 10 all
mt the goods and merchandise imported by the IN.
derngned, free Of duty, or to pay the undersigned
for each immigrant Of twelve years and upward of
age twenty dollars, and for each immigrant Of less
hah twelve years ten dollars. 1t beng well under
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1851

u Advertisements for The T,bSne Of Monday ought to
be sent III before O'Clock on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

~ We are informed thai the recent transfer
of The Anu-Rent newspaper at Albany, II, P-.,
hold,r, into the hands OF lis new editor looks TO-
ward the employment Of that paper IN behalf Of
the Douglass Presidential interest. and the ab-
sorptlon of the Anil-Renters and Land Performers
IN the abyss Of IIunkcrdom. Isaac P. WALkRa.
the Land Reform candidate, will. It Is sad. fad
no sincere support IN It's columns even at the be-
ginning. and viii presently be dropped altogether
We don't vouch for the truth Of this report, bat
give II TOR what It NAV be worth lntnscally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

~ The demand is so great and the rush
o. tremendous to obtain the New HAI Companys Summer
Style Of French &hsy Beaver hAIs 'hAs |" = lh>SsS,e
they are certainly the most splsadd Hat T summer weA
IAa MI auced h5w hey are abe . SCI a.
49, stce 81 Three Dollart Iho" s~A'S '
the =, -S~per Of Spruce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

wonderful condensation Of electricity, Che HE principle
taken IN cuante. according t. thc Vruence Of the disease
- sure 20 drive Il out IT the system N lew days Nothing
more positive OF powerful. Isl na preJeIefninaon pro
vent Won from tAksgh Il has proved mmsc llase IA DIS
ease debility aud cVusumpSl.0. lVs NasSAu-s1 lelI u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
Eenrxourlp', SrHMEe HAS y. - - =

- .ppeaTNtO be the Eo.o ~ his endeavors noes
iSf Ne ess... poS Of excellence his business.
:s3 s sS@S. as m 1S.s Sc ii:s and i s
fes,ion itssl. LAVE lave besomo very popular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
~ Thoughtful minds, do think of the diff

to Thoughtful minds, do think OF the dit
ference hsteen waiting for customers 10 learn accident
ally probably II they ever learn what and where ther
business as and when they call II ever they do spending
half hour or an hour IN giving each separately DO
srtion of that which may be for sale, IT'S quality prca
&c aud the other hand spending the nan nout OF hour
papef and handful by which tens OF thousands may ie~ AZ
The and be informed 9 all the particulars u Is
Sesrahe 10 convex And some them do avail themselves
Of ohnce selection If the best journals of the country AT
v PALMER's Advertising Agency, tribune buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

~ Housskeepcrs, and all others, IN want
- podd,rg Redsts.ds &c would do well call at VI.
WiLLARp's old established w@sfooa,, 100 iChatham-ss
eOrner Of MubcrTvst whore NAV be ioln9 te -
sortmeut Of articles his line ever Ots ell 70 tht pubic
ssssiing Of Feathsrs Beds Mattresses Nc Patent Screw
Bedsteads and Cots wholesale and retail e) imlul hSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

SUMNER HATS IN THEIR VARIETY-Ihe
most popular STYLES offered TO the public Al the onepce
store l2o Csnal-sL Call and examine.
iel2Hs j. ". hBLLOGO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

COMFORT AND A FINS APPEARANcE. -
These are % he obtained by gentlemen and chdrea darn
tAe Summer a. LEAST q MSAto. hAstcy tS Broad
-, c,rner 81 CAnAl-St Mr.. NJ has manufactured the
,,Sfs ~ the season IN the wa, Of Silver Beavers Hs
StTaws PanamaS Caps etc Ne Uneguaed Tor excellence
and cheapueSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

~ Those having tender feet can be
cured for . by IA BUSH's celebrated Nlaglc
Cream lAnlment the wonderful aticlc the world
Tor erScalRg pam ami OF description Pm
clpal depot S9 Greenwich Vi DuAneS THIS article
u warranted l01 5tSaWS Saa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
Sur OF VALUABLE RHAL ESTATE ny OR

MN oy THR SUPREME COURTWo would direct public at
tention To the sale Of WM II FRANKLIN son co when
tnkes Mace ON Monday 10th INST NJ II o'clock al he ei
Atlantis Exchange of the desirable three story brc mousse
ond lot ISL Grossly and also Of y vacant lots embracing
he entire plot on the west SIDE of Ninth aV between SIX
y-Sccond and sixty 1hrdss and all tho street ots on te
South side of sixty Third-st between Ninth and Tenth
avs besns par II the real estate ot the late DAVID CS
deceased and sold under direction OF stephen Camrecns
referee. 'O"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

MISUNDERSTANDING short of a general
crowd ensued al BARNUMs yesterday afternoon TO listen TO
the militant terAinments gwen Last evening the mouse
was crowded AGAIN As bl of to-day an eytraord
-. mn anlfher lnmense nndl ence be eKpected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

SUMNER HArs.-Call and examine the
s-iend,d Rock, Moanan Drab Beavers, together Win
large assortment Of P1namas Lemons and SRA" HAAS o
erery variety = DAvlDs. 39l Broadway sec'hu o.oi
from Dusne-sireet whore al taStSs can De smleI "
~ Read. read, read, and then attest the
truth Of H. that those ore price one qlai{ t'fn,sasn
SUMNER Hats introduced by LocKHEART, 81 broalNsy'
are the most seaufl ta-y and Hats 81 ING sel
son And whv should they not b. for everything Nh.ch
soes 10 MAKE hat So . combined N them Iheii De tuI-
~ color elegant STYLE and excellent maierla ma h7
The admired Of al admirers or beauty and lasion IN pfs
the, are cbsspsr thar the cheapest. ana "A gthff q4-
tss as good a. rest All AK IA the FuDhc 20 "a
no and Wa have no fears bit they val meI 'AeH oooGod
aunrOhatOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14

SUNDAY ErCURsIoN The steamer THos.
T. UUtsE makes her usual trip. tomorrow, 10 West
Point and intermediate pares Time ofleavng Chambers
81 II A NJ See her advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
~, DR. PulNsEY's VEGETABLE FAMILY

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