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MESSAGE OF TIE President. The follow.
ing Message Was submitted to the Senate in
compliance with resolution offered by Mr..
Rmsk. IL VII be seen that mis- attempt 10 I'M
lrate the Administration II tue adoption of
unwarrantate measures, has also signaly
failed.
10 the SENATE oftie Upitei Nt,,cs:
In reply to the resolution OF the Senate of the 7,h
inst, rtqu' sing at me all official correspondence
since the 9TH OF March last between this Government
and the military authorities ot santa te or with the
auth rites OF the State OF Texas, relating 10 the
boundary ar occupation OF Texas, and the rea sons
why the judicial authority OF Texas has not been
recognized hV the military authority OF Santa Fe,
herewith u lnt the acconp Inylrg reports, which
coutim the lniormaton called tor by the resolution
have not been informed OF any acts oi interference
by the mit'ry forces sInI!nnedat Santa Re with the
judicial authority Oi Texas, established sought 10
be established there. | have received no Conmuni.
cation from the Governor OF Texas on any OF the
mltlels referred 10 ~ the res .4ton and | concur
III the ctllnon expressed by E predecessor, in the
letter addressed by the late rretary of State to the
Governor Of Texas, ON sc ,-in day OF February
1917, that the bound oriween the STATE Of Texas
and tie territory OF New Mexico " il sIblect which
more pr"nrry belongs To the legislative than the ex-
ecutNe branch o the Government"
Washington January 30, 1850.
The acc, m awning q, cumen.s are, Ist, a
Letter from Mr.. Clayton. IN which he commune
a. es tu HE President the paper4 IN the State
ID 'Partnent. concerning the matter embraced
in the resolution. These papers are LIST,
letter Of Governor Henderson, of Texas, dated
Ausin, (Texa>.) Jar. 4tl STAT, in which he
enquiries Of Mr. Buchanan, Secretary Of State.
whether the rumor> are true that Gen Krarncy,
the commander ~ 5 ,nla Fe, is authorized la
form ii Territorial Government in New Mexico.
II 80, he enters his Suleun protest against IL, in
the amr of the people of Texas.
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DilIOW's EHeaVe Cure,

A CELEBRATED remedy for HeaUes, Chronic COM
Amon Colds Bolts, &c. Also uliuersGL condition nedi-
for Horses and Cattle For sale wholesale and retail
by d. SCOTT, JR., & Co., 243 Main St.
June Is d3w
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AZ TORS, OF all Sizes manufacturers prices for sale at
the Furniture Ware Rooms opposite Central Exchange
June IL g DIM TABER g. LAWRENCE. 4
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MRS. Sarah r. Parmenter

RETURNs thanks to the aides Of Worcester for past ia
II vo and respectfully solicts share Of their patronage
the present season. she prepared to Repair and
Press Straw Bonlets end Gentemens Hats. DREssMAK-
INC attended to, at her House ON CHANDLER STREET.
April H. d2awsw
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Messenger,s Notice..

WWcester, S. June Is, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
IL for the county of Worcester, has his day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JOSEPH WOODS, of
FcNburg, in said County, trader insolvent debtor
and the payment OF any debts the delivery any proper
y belonging to said insolvent debtor, him for his use
and the transfer of any property by him forbidden by
The first meeting of the creditors OF said nsolvent debtor
will be held Court OF Insolvency the office Of said
Commissioner, in Worcester in said County, the twenty
ninth day ofJune CURRENT nine O'Clock in the forenoon
the proof of debs and choose assignee assgness Of
his Estate. tJl71 j. DAY, u. s., Messenger
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For Sale at a Esargain,

VI fSdNkC aNU a EDtNh s9aNAHE9 17lIT n
A ROCKAWAY, front and hack seats built in the best
manner full patent excl and boxes, has nbut little
and in every respect rstcass carriage of the kind; m
ing no use for it. will dispose of the low rate
T otfs sA1 ,sg0 tfa E. DIXIE.
liza pleasant and well built HOUSE to be let; inquire
as above. diff al June
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Messengers Notice. Il-T

( Forester, IS. ao ~ June IS, 1850
LION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Ia for the County ofWorcester. has this day issued
Warrant against tie Estate oil LUTHER l.. ARCHER, of
Worcester, in said County, trader, inolvent debtor
and The payment Of any debs The delivery of any pro-
pey belonging said insolvent debtor him OF for his
by law. ~ 1F..s -fa' sar tasa sa t5tsef
The first meeting of the creditors Of said nsovent debtor
will be held at Court ot Insolvency the oicG of said
COMMISSIONER Worcester, said County on the twenty
seventh day of June nst o'cock in the forenoon
for the proof debts and choose assignee assignees
Of his Esate. UNI >. DAY, D. e, Messenger.
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CEotllfng-ClOthing.

I JEPSON 81 RAWLING,
FILE MANUFACTURERS,
fl the american Machine Works, Springfield, Jlss
HAVING lately removed to the above place. would say
Il to those who Files that they preuared RE-
CUT all kinds of OLD FILES in the best pess manner.
Having had the benefit Of IL years experience they do
hesitate to say that by their skill and knowledge they will
be able TO give perfect satisfaction all who will favor them
with their patronage. Please give us a call
Springfield, May 20, 1850, iaa d2m
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cnnfection of SIENNA.
GrOffOft .4cNGgCl1ey.
nsinnlO Forte

-v1op cola subscriber SEVEN OCTAVE rIANo-FoRTE,
nearly new and Of superior and hnsh-p price lso'
1911 M M FLINT, No. "a Main street. s
Worcester, June a. tlln - uw--
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THE subscriber is ready manufacture and repair Locks
furnish and fit extra Keys, hang and repair Door Bells
sharpen and repair Shears Knives Razorsght obbing
all kinds--at No. 26 EXCHANGE STREET. Slt I9
May 90 diff T. S. REEVE.
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Wanted VmapmediafeIv.
NOTHCE,
NOTICE,

industrious young GIRL, well acquainted with fine
II sewing, can find employment in family for short
time, BY nquiring at this Office. diff May 81
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or Sale or TO Let,

ONE New and one Secondhand JOB WAGON; Also. l
era H. G. FISH
Junes DIFF
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no the Ladies'

g1 no. Gl1e ekIGEC1CS. atomic & 3
TIJsT opened beautiful assortment of WROUGHT COL
j LARS Breakfast CAPS, Chdren's Emb'd WAISTS;
Embroidered POCKET HDK'S, something rich;
LACE Wells = Wrought Laces and BLACK SILK
BRUSSELS LACES, for Visite Trimmings;
Also large lot of LINEN POCKET HDkFS, from
Auction to be sold prices to suit every one in want OF
the above articles iayssi
please call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE before
purchasing elsewhere. s11 "a easa
MYERS, BAMBERGER a. RoSENBLAIT, '4si
2iO Main Street, Butman Row,
May q disd qs opposite Grolt's bookstore.
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To REM
TO Remf,

Id -FOUR good H0USES-one on Walnut Street-one
az: on Pleasant Street. and two on Mechanic Street.
LIE May p d3w ISAAC DAVIS. Es
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SpOmges.
Providence 4 worcester Railroad
Summer Drcss GOOds.

TT supposed have the best assortment OF Thin Dress
L Goods ever offered in Worcester. FRENCH JACCO-
NETS Plain and Figured BERAGES; ORGANDI MUS
LINs; PRINTED LAWNS; INDIA LINENS; CHINESE
GRASS CLOTH, etc. ETC. Please call and examine.
Nav % d4ws HALL & THOMPSON. z
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NYrllIs.

DRIME sYRUPS, Of all kinds, constantly on Manu- m
i for sale ut the lowest prices, BY A w VA
- LEWISfT sLAZELL Apothecary,
J5dw4vs -2Ol Main st, A doors north Am. House,
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Valuable House Lots for Sale,
The W OrCester RseIt I o. ,

yNo. 65 Front 81, Worcester, Mass,
Are prepared all orders for the BEST PILA-
DELPHIA OAK TANNED LEATHER BETTING.
u All communications addressed WORCESTER BELT Co.,
will receive prompt attention. diff May 10
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20. 600 600 Yds. Straw Cord " anted'

ash.rs ~ which The highest price will 5c paid. M
= 'S''S''' ~ -" Tx J HAIL a. THOMPSON
SAINT %. dwistf N. opposite Central hoteI.
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Waters Liquid Hair Dve.

THOSE in want of WAGONS of any description can be
furnished with them at the shortest notice.
o. Repairs on Wagons in wood iron, made shor
notice, and in the most thorough manner. sfftf
June6 diff H. C. FISH.
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New Buggy for Sale.
CHEAP FOR CASH, Also, 500 Wrought Iron DOOR
" SCRAPERS at 373 cts each H. c. FISH.
June diff
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ParasOEs--ParasOls.

A STRAIGHT BODIED COAT was picked up Thursday
N morning, the road between Worcester and Paxton.
The owner requested pay charges and take away
lta- RICE d. MCFARLAND,
June II p fe DIST gi SO Front-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
The Nicaragua Cannr

Very favorable advices have been received by
the Crescent City from the Engineers employed
in surveying the route for this important work
They report that they have discovered a line for
the proposed Canal only tarelre males long. from
Lake Nicaragua to the Pacific Ocean, and having
no where more than siaty feet elevation. This is
much more favorable than mad been hoped for, and
will largely reduce the cost of the work.
The Orus was still in the River, with only one
rapid between her and the Lake, waiting for rise
of water, The River was rising slowly.
A great number of passengers now take this
route in preference to crossing the Isthnus, even
with the present want of facilities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
ENGLAND,

The account of the trade and navigation OF the
country. for the month and nine months ending
Oct 10, continues to present most gratifying re
suit The declared value of exports for the month
ending Oct 10 is f6,434,O0O against t5,00o,627
last year, and t4,90l, eco in 1913. For the nine
months ending Oct 10 the declared value of ex-
ports is ESQ, 900 against .t4i, $4,000 in same
period last year, and $50, 1000 in 1913.
AS regards navigation the number Of vessels
entered inward, during the nine months this year
was 24,O2O, against 1862 in same time last year
and the clearances outward this year, % 542 with
atunnage OF 4,677 600 against 2l,78l ships, with
a tunnoge of 1901 900, last year
The increase of exp ports is distributed with re-
mark uniformity throughout almost all de
The principal feature in imports, is the large in,
crease in the quantity OF -four taken and coasum,
ed The returns show the import OF flour end
meal to be 900 cwts. against 2i5,00o cwts- in
same period last year, and the quantity taken tor
consumption, $4,000 cwts. against 100000 cwts
last year.
Cotton imported during the last nine months
ending 10th October-4l5 109 against 22l, 100 last
year; exported, los, 5000, against $4,000 in 1910
Cocoa and spirits show decrease.
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u For late and important Telegraph
dispatches see Eighth Page.
LATER FROM VENEZUELA.

By the bark Maria, which arrived yesterday
from Puerto Cobello, The Tribune has received
letters to the 24th October, and papers from Ca.
racas to the nth We have as yet no definite
account Of the result of the elections, which had
most likely reached Caracas at the date the Ma
ria sailed but coming from Puerto Cabello she
could not bring them. The latest intelligence re-
ceived by her is that General Jose Grcgore Mon
agas the brother of the actual President, had OBJ
tanned the required twothirds of the votes iu the
electoral colleges with the exception of seven
votes but the returns from one or two provinces
were still unknown, there can be no doubt of his
election. We have seen letters which state the
thing as certain, and that consequently the tran
guilty of the country is perfectly assured.
There appears to exist the most cordial under
standing between the Charge d'Afaires of the
United States and the Venezuelan government
Several visits have been lately exchanged be.
tween that gentleman and the President The
treaty of Commerce as our readers are probably
aware, between the United States and Venezuela
viii expire on the fourth of January next, and we
understand that the government has taken mea-
sures to have it renewed upon the present basis
with very trihing variation in some minor matters.
The claims arising from the late law, the Lev de
Ezpf2a Were being satisfactorily arranged AS
our readers are not perhaps perfectly aware of all
the circumstances regarding the passing of this
law, and its repeal we shall in the course of few
days give brief view of the whole question.
Business considering the advanced stage of the
season, was unusually brisk the importations had
been larger than in most years but the improved
state OF the country had prevented any fall in
prices All American produce was selling well.
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Jenny Lind.

Il was the audience, last evening, that sang
" Tn non sal, as Belletti with sad significance
delivered I'll rariso O luoghi amen, and so
commenced Jenny Lind's last concert for the pre-
sent in New York Tripler Hall was never fuller
or more brilliant. The enthusiasm was sincere
and profound. . am glad | paid my three dol
lore y was practical criticism not untreqnently
heard by us Jenny added the M0Rnta'Heer Song
to the programme, and, after the Echo Song, re-
fired amid the mos. enthusiastic applause
We have only to repeat our admiration Of her
yocalism in the pieces that composed the last
evenings bill, with an expression Of satisfaction
and delight at Mr.. Burke's execution De Beri'
OTIS T1emolo, which richly merted tue encore
il received, by it's exquisite sentiment and ar
tistic rendering. Aubers overture to the Bronze
Horsc opened the second part of the concert, and
we were clad to hear again some OF the mastery
music ol this most original Of melodists since Mo
Fart, and we do not even wish to excep. Rosini.
Aubers operas are among the most popular and
beautiful OF those that yet hold the stage. There
Is genuineness in his music although 1t Is OF
weird, often fantastic, character, that clearly re-
yeals the extreme fertility of his musical mind
Auber is the real musical influence in Paris
Often il Meyerbeer, who has the least possible
.yrical imagination, the melody IS faint echo
rom the Rue Farard We wish, in the interest
of our more catholic musical Development that
We might hear an occasional opera of Aubers, to
relieve tie Italian monotony. L Ambassadrace, if
we could have Just the prima DONNA would Ger
tainly run more than the fated three nights the
town could enjoy the sparkle Of the sun as well
as the melancholy moonlight that shines through
Italian song
Jenny Lind was encored in .Sreet Home"
which she sang in somewhat more tenderly
tranquil manner than on the two preceding even
ings, but with simple directness of expression
that was fatal to the no SOUP theory.-Thia re,
minds me that we are not quite saying our vale
diction, for we mean, early in the week, to return
once more unto the Syren-wish whom the sum
mer really flies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
PHILADELPHIA.
The FIremeu- Markets

correspondence OF lne IIioune
PHLADsLPRrA Friday Nor q
The visiting Firemen, independents Hose
Company No, g. Of your city, and the Howard
Engine Company OF Baltimore, Leave, for hops
this afternoon, after three days spent very plea
antly in Philadelphia
The FLOUR market continues Inactive ST per Dbl ).
the uniform asking price for standard and good Srsods ~
there no inquiry for shipment, SAFES hsve sa,
pred The stes for CITY consumption arg limited gllbs
The rnnge Of q - ~ or su extra brands as5
SGe 81 for fancy lots The stock Of RYE PLoUR i sbogt
exhausted CoEN ME&t Is du stnal sale was MAZE ~
less than 81 r bhl which Il decline GR,TS-Thers "a
large amount Of W HLAT offering toby; i6 900 bQsbei
prime white sold last eHing .. 81 IS ana soss
$500 bushels have been disposed o. price TO be fxei
RYE continues II demand, bul there Is none coninv !,
CoaN Is IN rather better demand of Old yellow al SSe
and csc. OATS steady a. Former rates WufSrT
commands sec in bhs, suo &c in hhcs
SALES oE SrocKs-Fiyst Boayd-i8 florence Civ ca.
74t l0"0 Reading RR 50 4e4 &C. So 10 Miners Bank
Po,tville 81 $1,000 Sc. 81 III $3.50 Sue - 81
92s Mech Bk, &i; Penn Township Bk so; IS 80
Wilmington RI Is 95 5000 State 6s 1911: 5000 Il
high is TSI 40 Union Bk, Tenn 20
Second Boards eco STATE 5s s2l; IS Com Bk Gu; y
Miners Bk OF Pousve, Il 10 Mech Bk 294 100 Morra
Canal, 2li l5,0o0 Reading RR 6s ISL $1,000 Read RI
Mort BIS 6S SIS.
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Extract of n Letter from Capt. Luce, L. S.
Mail Steamship Arctic.

eve arrived here, and passed our dock OF
quarter before - o'clock Wednesday night, hay'
left Quarantine at quarter before g, making our
passage ten days and eleyen hours which was
considerably prolonged by our coal being very
bad. Our ship is very easy in sea way, and
when E, we get the right kind of coal, think she
will do herself much credit.
quite modest, Capt Luce.-Ed. Tr'5.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

OFFICE OF RECEIVER or TAXES, New City Hall, Park
TAXES, 185O.-Notice is hereby given
remaining unpaid on the day Of December and per
cent on he 18th day of December The Receiver would
urge upon the payers tho importance OF making as
which must necessarily just previous TO the per
centage being added. Hours for receiving money from
80 o'clock Bankable money only received.
MS 5w HARVEY HART, Receiver of Taxes.
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e-7z. Where do Won buy your Dry Goods,

~ Where do you buy your Dry Goods,
and them are two d Leading .65 t 3ss %s5
tIHde itb Fo1ryr invariably answer al the corner OF
Grand and Orchard st where We an purchase cheap
l nr ce md giving variety 10 select from HIS
crowded with patrons whose smiling faces bstoken cnn
fdence procuring goods such they pay for aud the &c
tive sacscn attend TO the calls of the ladies with aacry
AID pleasure ms u
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~ Our Telegraph dispatch from London TO
1iverpool brings us information Of the death of
Count Brandenburg, the Prime Minister OF Pfus
sia. He came home unwen from the w arsa"
Conference. and was so fan unable to attend to
his duties that temporary appointment was
made to FL the vacancy occasioned by his illness
He was q man of great force of character and Prac
,;caI energy. He was the bastard uncle OF the
,,resept King. being the natural son OF his grand
father. His mental tendencies and haolts were
all derived from the time when no thought had as
sailed the absoluteness of the Prussian Monarchy
Bred to military life, he added to the contemPto
tbe masses which that tends to inspire profound
haired for the Innovations of modern times. When
tl,s nresent King had determined to pat down the
lowlessness of Berlin and the Constitutional AS
sar,bIv of 1913, Count Brandenburg was the cho-
sor, ;nstrument He did the work, and certainly
- other man in Prussia could have done !. with
he same certainty and success. The fact that he
1yas sent TO represent Prussia in the Warsaw
Conference shows that he was still the leading
shirt in that Government. He was not scrupu-
Ions about the means be used provided they were
sure and we make no doubt that had be alone
controlled the Kingdom the German Question
would have been much sooner disposed Of His
death can, we think, make no difference in the
noIicv Of Prussia, which, for the rest is dictated by
circumstances and by the now irresistible domi
nation of Russia But it will be long before that
policy has a servant more bold and able than
Count Brandenburg. His age at his death was,
we believe about 65
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

TIE WINTER SEAsoN.-CANTRELL, 1886
Bowery selling his Gossamer India Rubber Overshoes
very rapidly since cold weather in and the ladies who
hive not yet made their selection Of this scasonable article
should examine his assortment. They are very light, OF
handsome appearance and sold quite cheap. He has
in addition, well worth their attention, large stock of
Cutters, Buskns Ties and Dancing Slippers Of surprising
excellence of material and manufacture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
From the Sunday Times.
SpnrrrN,s Con LIVER OIL DANDY.

SPOTTEN'S GOD Liver OiL NANDi.-
The Inventions of late oesrs hsye produced many wonder
FIJI discoveries in medicine Articles which have hitherto
been supposed be of little consequence have been ound
10 possess powerful medicinal qualities. whca under inc
mysterious working of science have been made not only
beneficial hui also biz hy pleasant to the taste MI ofoT
TEN ia Bowery the disc0verer Of Cod Liver Candy
has made paatable that unpf asant taste arises ON
IT, while all powerful medicinal qua ties are retained
Ithas been tried in coughs affections OF The lungs, &C. ana
found to be the most eecua remedy yet discovered Tor
these Diseases Those of renders who are aborng IN
the Qualities of SpoTTEN's Cod Liver Oil Candy, which
may be had in any quantity at ll8 Bowery
Sold Wholesale and retail by THOMAS SPorTEN Ut Ito
Bowery.
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BUSINESS Nor1 81.

TO ADvERrlsERs.-The LARGE CIRcU-
,r,oN Of The Tribune both city and country ana en
iy in families renders the best possible tnedlan oi a.
those who wish to make heir business and wants ,
~ The nnbc in The way which will the mos! pfo'
,Gtal ala retur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

SUGARS Ar REDUCED PRICES Double
Refined CRUSHED Loaf Sugar at FIVE shilngs best Coffee
Crushed Sugar at shngs and six pence very hand
some refined Sugar at four shings, and New Or-
sale by ALBRo BROTHERS l56 Bowery four doors above
25G Grand street. second block east oil inc
Bowcry. INT. -. ,,,
Also extra fine Ooong Tea at four shllingsi best quality
Young Hyson Tea ut six shings and pure English Break
fast Tea al three sings per pound superior old Govern
ment Java Coffee al fourteen pence per pound good Java
Coffee at one shilling per pound. ,
will burn through the longest winter night and stand the
full assortment of choice old Wines draught and in
bottles suitable for the Holidays Please remember the
numbers 1856 Bowery und 256 Grand-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23
KNApp,c HrA1ru RESTORATIVE BIT

hNAPPS T1EALTH NE5 ! OhA = q 17'
calcnlaed TO benefit Mankind is making It's way it de-
serves TITS is unquesuonaby lhe case with KNArps
Health Restorative Bitters Besides the large qlaquty
retsed in single bottles over the Of their establish
ment ssh Hudson.st the country demand is very large
Wherever dyspepsia liver complaints and nervous diseases
eystasd where do they not lit must be truly welcome
General Depot 1862 Hudsonst Also for sale l3O Fuon-5
and by the Druggists generally. Price so cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

~ VELVET CLoAKs AND SACKS; also,
Cloth Merino and silk Coaks and Sacks as well rs all
kinds Of Long and Square shawls may be found in large
Quantities aud the most desirable varieties ut HrcHCoCK
x LEApBEArER's, S47 Broadway, corner OF Leonard-st
next door TO futile Fancy Store Their stock has been
mined to give theAf customers the benefit thereof Let
those who would obtain good article al great bargain
see 10 1t at once Thear Silks Mernos, De Lsiues, Cash
meres. Eannes. &c. &c. the cheapest in Inc City.