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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.
TIE KNOX FASHION
FoR sFSINc

I fnk HfeiNs
~ WI be .-.uej ga saturday March d. l6o and VII
excite ne aim fson Of al lovers OF The beautiful o.. Wia
be Without doubt Poe errsni sle of dat oaeied
icr public approval kNoV ssra tia FULTON 81
ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
usJ ~ S,aFNcK-Sis 10 me course II th' last sum.
mrr ms isa. h,cr was Affected with pain the chest
worry bad cough md shores OF breathing and had every
apge arsnce OF Consumption friend oIoagh, he bo'
o u your ru.monc syrup which he requested her o rf
she received considerable Sehel fom he hrsi bottle ari
Two bou'es more restored her 10 hesih can safely
com mend your Pulmonc syrup asa valuable meoc'ne In
such cases am YOUR oo't sers't
EDWARD SHANNON. 6ss Greenwich.
Nce-Yoik Feb g.
Ga.Np Dtpors F0s ecHrNCk's PyLMoNtc SNscr
New-YorS { y CieAener CO. 80 Barclays ph''a.
ie'PhA Dr. Schenca, corner u Coates ana Marshal 80
Balm ,rs. Cqn,y BAne.t L.ght-'t Boston. Rel.
ding Go g Safc.,' New.Ode.n,, Wustt 60 bl
Chartresst
Price > per boii', or siN oo'uo, f'r -
~ We invi.. public attention 10 he extensive ,ale
Of On yaaab'e building lots by Anthony } hEtcgGR.
ras DAY lloc1ck At the Mcrchan,s ENcha1gc beau.
tf .y situated Atlantic, Pacific, Stale, scherucrnor.
Powers and O>fol ,,s $3.50 ON A'antc nad Portland svs
m tas CITY ct 8fookyu Also the valuable house ard loi
known =, lf) sevenihs aud houses and lots known
q and ii Lconsrdst TO The cry Of New.YOrk Li'ho-
graphic uaps otthe Broos properly can be obtained Al
| ths uucu'u room, Broad-" lsSl
~ Prpplrs Adamantin- Pointed Gold Pen, are dc.
cdedy be superior article offered 10 The market
We respectfully invite dealers and the public 10 call aud ny
hs and uds e for themselves DeP0 John St Gomez o.
Broadway, up stairs y q God Pens repaired
| c. BBADYs National COLLECTION Of Daguerroypes. as
and ~ sroadwsy corner Of Fuon.t Strangers AMI Gin
gen. are respectfully invited to call sod examine Tho rec
| mere
CONSUMPTION
| " RUsaroN, CLAsK Co.'S celebrated genuine Me
dclual Cod Liver Oi tr cOnsum pton, sciutous snec
uons rheumatism. govt Sc sc. The season for manuc
turing Cod Liver on having commenced. X & CO. have
the pleasure Of Offering the pure src.e Of their
aciu,e whieb they warrant IN every respsct Pnee
81 per bottle, snd suitable reduction made when ugs
! quantities are taken.
CAUrIoN.-The wonderful success that has attended ne
use pure Cod Liver Oh having created eXtaorina1
demand tor b. large quantities Of spurious limitations have
forced market and pamed % for genuine to ne
great injury Of he patients aud is success depends a.
nreiJ upon Ne parity much cannot be- used 10 pro
curing genuine
RCsmroS, Glars n Co Wholesale and Retail Chemists
and Druggists and manufacturers Of pure Medicinal Cod
Liver OIL 40 Broadway 10 Astor House. and HJ Broad
way ~ heO4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

DR. WiErISG's LECTURES The course OF pop
usr lecture. on Physiology. Anatomy and the Means or
Preserving Health. by Dr. Wierug, which have excited
such general nicres IN New York having been attended
bv immense ouinbers with profound satisfaction is ODE
repeated lu the Brooklyn Institute, where they VIII no
doubt attract a large Audience The public are under
co snail Obligations 20 Dr. " etag FOR his unwesried
abos n Tie fusion Of useful know edge for The people,
and they W nov, re- be- more justly appreciated han hy
tbe pens of BroCsyn. The opening lecture vi" boz de-
hveret o. Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
COBarers.

No business OF importance wss transacted IN
Congress yesterday Both branches adjourned at
an early hour 10 attend Ise funeral Of Gen No.
MIL. the farther consideration o. the Pfcsi.
dents California Message Was postponed tai
to-day
~ The doings Of the LEGIsLATURE YESTERDAY
are no. worth palkiag about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY n


~ In Democratic Wbig General Co@mlttee'
FEB 10, lSj1 Il 10 hereby recommended 70 ne ~
ors Of the seeoud Ward % At he seeond "sfd ho-
Wednesday, the 27th inst 70 elect tYs !" 7
Why Genera COMMITTEES a., tie wear ~ -,
'O- s~ oroe- N BOWDiTCH BLUNT, Chsirrao
~TLo yS pt'Sh' Secretaries 2asas-
~ The KIDD SALVAGE developments 10 long
advertisement in our Supplement- this morning
strike us a. rather richer than any other resu Is d
DIGGING for Kidd treasures whercwith We have
been made acquainted. 1t Is OF course uDderstood
that this is the story Of one party, Bat it would
seem to be party embracing nearly all the heavy
losers hy the enterprise, and we deem 1t but far
that they should be permitted to tel their own story
in their own way On the matters 10 issue be-
tween them and Mr. Chas. II. Carpenter, however
we are very inpehectly Informed and express NJ
epison Let none make up judgment without
hearing both parties, except upon his personal
knowledge Of one or 18th Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

m little daughter Eve years Old Of Patrick
nixrns Boston bensc death tie otast day BY her
elGlkss fsking Srv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
RRO0KLYN ITEMS

TuE MEssIAH-The performance OF this Ora
,oro a., evening by the Brooklyn Sacred Music society
a. Plymouth Church attended by very large aud 'f-
ect audience and gave universal satisfaction The 500
ner-s hv Misses Northa and De Luce and Mes'rs John
son ard Miller were well sustained and he chouses
" Ere exceedingly well rendered The occasion altogether
We. ore which reflected great credit upon me members OF
t.e Society AMI hose iy " hom hey were assisted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
To Mariners.
Nvhaler-.

Il, Feao.. lp Eo.,ns Lsb, ~e Et.rosn ne a'ofn'
LET % r--lr- lrr ffafgu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27


Cor Quiuusn NJ 20 cent r. res.sge 20 ne L.
s4grs "a feierelce % 1- sfrfs-9c ~ CifJraa O. g
Stsfe and be.ring rrett- .g Gen Tsy.0- sld
rs-nz der d ibe Presidents are Csorr r
Message
Ire N0~erngfs comuul .-a-0r ,orers lro'rer io
from DE SENATORS sll Rsr,ss-1-alves = Wis -r o.
Co1gress ur1n ihe fnrest~rrF ss,e~' - sars Wash
ngt.1 ll Hlict hey expires e. oPriD- ma C.fl--1
~ ,t - Consttlleu proH.t rg -sverr. vi. be- adm
INTO he 1ion- ard esk ~ Be- L@lss.f- scce o te
c0-rts u~v -~r.1 Iuir1e % s1cl an eTsnt !, T-s a--
ally t~-cd r. JscksOr .s ~ Legss'1re would s-i.e
me snirsss NJ tef Recr-,er tstve. from Con vres. ri
ts l,1msro1 n Ne at The C0ru.t,ee WscH me
Governor communication Wa referred, erpec'el ~
maze 4 70 9ori tdereJr re rsHf day
The MoJie Ala Legstsy htrtanoa comments
rs follows
We trusi te Legislature W. rar.e before ~y recon-
mend - faa sep - ~ .tdrasE r. cl su1ers .rsu
Con Ur.s hey ~ord le-re her r-afs re verr r0-
neIl when hey ted ~ STOP ne wheels n
CDVernmenf Dr. de~arng be apprlpr afon bls -gcl O.
-rp NoH1 - surrender NJ - citadel afo f.e hsacs Cd.
'- errfrv II tght nus cone which nay aesve1 --r-
81 10 commence In he halls 90 Cyngrefs. s"c .ef @v'rI
sop1en hefnner De u he p.scs to p .ows - "e -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

TnF NASHVILLE COSvESTI0S ~ LoUisIASt.--
But little sympathy il given 10 the gathering OF ihe
NuIifcrs nj Nashville. in juno. among the people
If Louisiana. The Committee on lodefh. Heia
lions 10 the House Of Representatives have report
ed against Sending delegates to such trrasonab e
gathering The y u Bulletin says the strong
mon Of both political parties are opposed 70 the
scheme Every day demonstrates the powercss
ness OF Cslhouns disunion phantasies in the South
west First Missouri bolts followed ~ quick sue
cesson by Texas and Tennessee H. Arkansas 10
formidable demonstration has yet been made for
Southern Republic, ia case Slavery Is no, extend
ed nowhere out OF South Carolina and Gcorein
is there any uuauimity for disunon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

- Talking OF early closing. we observe IA tie
Liverpool papers that the Esry Closing Asscauon of
hat CHS lately celebrated ,ieif anniversary hy dining Co.
st.hsr About xiv down io dinner amoug whom
scrr nsiy 81 those who toos sc1se part iu the estsl
.l.cui Of ODD. usrfll iasutlou aud have quents
beer engaged In promoting q Interest The Chairman
dye upon ,le porisncs II such auuus a. meetings
n promoting friendly itciag So ue,ier uucers. ssng
anon. he assistant, generally which favorable %
irf risrs gfopr-s ard De- iei s..ur~ ~. n those oy
hon lie va surrounded h- had safe guarantee fof ne
yn4cfples o. Ire association tenF fully ard cf Gently
red cut When sLsl we receive al aviation 10 attend
the Anniversary Of The Rsry CosEs Association q Sew
YORK
TnE EASILY CLOSING AEEris".-We sgsin r.
iud ouf r--ders nc above meenig which Ekss place
uis evening AMI would advise en 20 be 20 sieadance
early The Otlcct worthy 81 announcement J. 4.
important movement slc ~1ih y. success ~.
amount Of mora sOod. OorrueusuTAe ony VIII he ex
r Of he reiornsl,s sought 10 be effected Would o Ut
be wei 4 or rncrchsu. oud close ;he.f ,tofss ssyeu
oe.,ca hi. evening as hey, - 81 a. -r s-'s-. NAY
u- .ts BE- s.l0u5 a gCoc ams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

THE STFAWFE WALHgR-Some anxiety has
been felt Tor the safety OF TIE steamer slker which
called from Mobile of era Cr1 the 10Th ult with Gov
LErcnEg tou Mexican Minister and suite on board We
are glad 10 learn hat the w arrived safely ii Oera Cruz
the 27,h ali passengers and crew al we'll The Nalfe1
wac announced 70 ss from Vcs Cur for PenseCoa ~ e
10Th ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
The Memorial Question

TF' The New Jersey Legislature has passed
bill 10 establish House Of Refuge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

ACAsr A. is CAsT Tho Queen Of Eng
81 siua domestic soal. raiser 80 near -1omeslc
event 90 - rroscuo4- IL ubc. "a, been suosIg
Shss.ucfv tnl o.1sr COCA thiag- me Nintsor
rhe.rcas 81 WAY = showing hal .a he ORA
a.sde inc We yr1. ae AS q, julius seer winch was
performed by E-lAad IN zee az o. fh. n1an for
.a- es,ecls e. sni -sr o. royalty
sos.I fSrssr4isNENrs-sY lo,i1.No
o. FrH-t bee b. t,aa shaksge-ss rs,rs. cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

| g75- A dispatch from W ashinston says Feb POI
tba Col BIsslll and DAVIS are sIl corresponding upon
the subject Of the battle OF Buena vista aud tie debate upon
/ n slnv.. ,llln. Nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

FRrr SrtFRAor m NEwJIRsEr-T JudicIs
nv Committee fhe NewJer-ey ilour Of Representatives
have reported 10 favor of amending the Constitution o th
state bv striking ihererom isi feature which recognizes
color a. prohibition to the exercise Of the Elective Fran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

-Iecture.-Fourtn-st Clly-rsAl.si Church teiess-
Assr.es Is aid & The second u ne Cggrs@ VA - -
ms evening ~ y O'Clock, BY Rev DAY X LEz $3.50,
County an1 Civ Life" Tckels Or ne remaining -
n III C0urse Admitnng gentlemen aid .ecy' -
SMILE rckets 5 cents BE- Obtained a. ne door III"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

STANDARDIZATION, Tuesday. Frh. q
WFraRIs
nv NJ. STANTON a hi -,ueudine i- charter Of The
Alne-i,an F-f ale Guard A. ~Icie'r.
E.Mf CRoss-Completr. Ire brooklyn i..,-i b a'enar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

~ FLETCHER WEB,rFR Esq. son OF Dsmci
Webster ss rumor hath IT, las been appointed Nsv@ on
Ger at Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

ulge vii ~ delivered On Frloay cfelll < htsS -
GenersI Hs,ory, By J r. HlGsIssos Esq AN q y.
don To colnmenco &, 2. Ocock. single nc<ets - - !.
family nc kets " admit i've p-rsons, sl-pg 70
Ne Goor AMI al App.e,ogs Bookstore, 81 bfycss,.s
lsn.t. cant las.iatel Dor. open al ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

HORRIBLE MURDER AID SUicIDr.-On Tuesday
morning last, Mr. Hart Allen OF Nashua murdered
one OF tis Children little girl two wears old-in
cold olood-h the use OF rum will allow anybody
| to have cold bood-and then cheated the gallows
OF its rlght by hanging himself He strangled bis
child With piece OF cord, in bed, where both were
leit by the mother at an early hour and then went
! IKE Judas, and huog himself The act is one of
the most atrocious that we have ever been called
upon n record IN this community As may be in
fered from what we have said above. rr1a vas the
cause. And yet men sell rum 70 their fellows,
o. whom they know it has made butss, and men
drink IL who know the end 10 which il lsads-
This il the second terrible and fatal resllJ OF rum
in cur village within four days There viii be 9TH
efs, rsht speedily-not By their own hands, di.
recty perhaps, but we see the men every day who
are gong to till drunk ards it may be murdorers'
graves and that before lOHg. Who sells them rom'
Nishua 'eyfaph
FUGIWE SLAVE BROrGHr BAcT.-Ths sch-.
ConL. Capt FalAers, sailed from this port on the
2gih alt 'or Norwich. Conn. and 10 passing through
Long Island Sound the 9Th inst. the matte hay-
inr occasion 10 30 down the forward hatch, found
coOred man concealed there, who, upon cXaniua-
tor proved 10 be fugitive slave Of Commander
Barron, Of the u. :. ship Pennsy vauia Capt Fal-
kert. arriving at New London, delivered hin
into the custody of Capt. , of the schr. Harriet
Smith who was bound for the Chesapeake with
directions to land him at Old Point, and place hin
IN charge OF the authorities there. This was done
accordingly on the l2th inst. and the fugitive was
brought up to the city yesterday afternoon and de-
livered TO his owner. Norfolk Herald
THE APPREHESDED FREsHEr.-We learn from
Mr.. LaBgdor Of the Plymouth IN H. Express,
that the fears Of the dam at the outlet Of Winnie
piseogee Lake giving way were groundess. The
water in the lake was never known 10 be so high,
however, as at present. The detention Of the cars
OF the Concord and Montreal road yesterday was
caused by the engine running off the track. The !
engine replaced and the train reached Concord
in season or the afternoon train to this city.
Boston Journal, l7th
~ 4 newly arrived German, named John |
Retz, WAS seized BY two other Germans, ia the
City Of Baltimore, on Wednesday evening last |
and robbed OF n watch wallet aad some other |
tnaes. Retz had a large amount Of money in his |
belt under his clothes, which the robbers luckily |
did not lind.
FREE Soil IN MANE.-The State Central CON-
mittee of the Free Soil party in Maine has called
a Convention, to meet at Waterville on the 27th
proximo, to dominate candidate for Governor, and
to transact other business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
Isthmus Murine Railway.

wish to suggest to the public, AM especially to
those Immediately interested IN the long talk ed OF
Nicaragua Canal, the prscticabIity OF a MAREE
RAILWAY scross the Isthmus.
Ihave given come attention to this plan, sad am
positive that a Marine Railway may be blit at
much less expense, and ,ha. vessels Of any size
nsy be moved across with as perfect safety az in
water.
90 not wish 20 trouble you with the details II
this Mar mechanical structure, De- bat II " rnofe
LIGHT IS required those interested in l. mas con-
municate with 5EwALL SHORT.
Nciv LoH2s-, C0rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
The snb.Trtnsury Illustrated.

a private letter from respectable citizen of
New Orleans casually observes;
"MscMurdo, the late Treasurer Iof the
Mint loaned the c. Bank large amount Of
specie to bold in its vaults during the examination
OF it's affairs by the Commissioners, and for this lit
lie shuilling about OF Uncle Sans funds, The Bank
paid him taoenfy thousand doiiars. If the Treas
urer is allowed to do such jobs, do MT think he
Will complain about the smsllness Of bis salary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.-Dr. LUTENER, Surgeon Auns,, has re-
H moved his Office from 50 East Broadway 70 SIS Broad
way Hours Of attendance for the future win DO from an.
III daily Sundays excepted. Observe Dr. Lassnefs Ear
Inhrmary, SO Broadway, Nibo's Sixteen years u
successful practice In the exclusive treatment OF deafness
and diseases OF the Ear enables him to all durable de
eases VI this Important organ Unpaid letters refused Con-
sultaton fee 81, by letter or olherwise myI< Inns
NOTICE OF REMOyAL.-MARTIN& BURKE
Nbsg inform their patrons and the public thst bsy
have removed 10 NineteeBth-sL between Fhh-av md
BROADWAY where AL orders for House and Sign Painting
VIII be executed In the beS 5e and on he most reasons
bic enns-N b. The cus,oers OF the late 6rm Of Tomp-
kins Co VIII ind In The a0vs Of their Old snd moss
experienced workmeH. sJg Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPHS
CLIREHUGH,S TRICOpHERoUS,
THE GREAT CURE FOB BALpNEss: GRAY HAIR

X,
SCURF AND DANDRUFF.
LII CASES Of badness, wesk or thin hair, will be re-
"A stored and strengthened gray hairs will be prevented
and changed to their original color Scurf and Dandrp"
will be entirely removed and the hair under all cir
and 81 all Will be kept healthy, son. glc
curly, TO the latest period OF life 'J A4u
The TfcopherOus 10 wholly different II ia .,,,nosioa
from a. other articles ofihe same nam or for 1lIsr
pose lis Intended TO act hroug The akin npon The
blood vessels and aosoroens connected with the root or
Juo " uie ,l nn, ~ ,' and sustain healthy action in
'nesei anu 'hls f y'ye new ard
,,, hoAo GIANT HEAD OF HAIR.
,a,s d,sa g <desien wishing advice, and addressing
lIo zee. must be particular In stating any peculiar
Snces connected with the decay falling oH Of the
Such &c the preaenI state OF health age, habits cons-
be known understood ard taken into confederation before
such sdvice lead 10 successful result Mr. G. will
attend his Office T9 Broadway, every day, for consus-
ton. Separate rooms for Ladies'.
Sold At the principal depO, l79 Broadway and by all
Druggists and Perumers In the ned States my3 lmeodh
apple aioa OF hs Mayor Aldermen and COMMONLY Of the City
Of krN York. ve 10 The opening and hyrou pablc place,
known snyesan square the Seventeen Nart Of SAID CITY
Public Notice hereby by the Mayor, Asrmsu and
sd- ard provided hat the SAID The Mayor, Aldermen ard Common
At ohr y Of New fuk intend b. make apphon tbs supf-ns
Count OF he state Of New fo spea tenn OF the sad Count
= held a; The y Ha the c New York sa,urdy the 18Th
dsy o Nay 1880 opening Of tho a; day.
Thereafter co1n-e eau b. beard the appointment OF Comn-
Estimate and Assessment the above entitled
that IN. and the improvement opening and
laying out oa pubic place known stuyyesn between %
bounded
9Th the Seventeenth Ward 1T the York
The sane AID ogt on the plan OF the SAID C of
a. at 'ntef " "A Act relative 10 Improvement touchg the Lay
OCT Of streets Hd Roads the City Of New lok
pupo-@s paced April "a, Ian aad also entitled At
. Alter A- MsP OF Plaza OF the city Of New YorS By yng
sr-on pb Place lno~u a. s,uyyesnt square, passed March
AZ thy5 HENRY =. DAVIES. Counsel the Corporation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20


In recen. visit 70 the exhibition at the rooms o.
the National Academy Of Design, Broadway op.
Iosite Bord-st. we were forcibiy struck VITA the
superb portrait Of Plus Ninth, by Ames. 4. was
painted in Rome at the Quinnal Palace wnere his
Holiness in compliance with the prayers oi the
Bishops Of the United States gave the artist the
necessary sittings to accomplish MS successful task
u is wrought in the true Catholic spirit No gaudy
colors or striking effects arrest disturb the eye.
II is pervaded by a quiet and genteness OF feeling
go pure End true that the heart grows better as
the eye beholds it. The likeness IS fine no bet
ter choice Of expression could be made than tina.
the artist has depicted. IL does not remind You OF
the statesman, stern and cold. hardened by the
duties of diplomatic relations; on the broad smooth
brow there is no trace Of the monarch whose power
is absolute but the expression Of the whole coun.
tenance is so sweet and mild, so fall OF high be-
neyoence and goodness so removed from all world
lness so interested in the elevation of the heart
and publication OF the spirit that you feel his bes
sing would be Ike the grace from the dove OF God.
He stands with his right hand raised and extend
ed, as in the act Of giving the Beredicton, and
earnest, loving and tender is the expression Of the
countenance and movement Of the figure, that yOu
listen Tor the accents from the lips. The style OF
execution in the picture seems admirably adapted
to the well known bencvoence of the PontiH, and
the artistic treatment throughout is Of that purity
and simplicity that carries you back at once 70 the
DAYS OF the early Catholic painters, whose works
were halowed by the sacred quiet Of the chapel
and the closter. MANY CATHOLICS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

THE TONIC.
DEBILITY, INDIGESTION NERVOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA.
ENHANCEMENT OF THE LIVER and D-
gesuve Organs are entirely relieved and restored by
be Of
PLANETT'S BITTERS.
The following note from Mr.. Calender Is case in point
DEAR SIR These few lines are TO hank YOU Tor having
recommended to me Planets Bters which have The
only hing that has afforded my wife any relief for year
past shd she has been improving taking thsm-
As tod YOU she Las been great sufferer ffom dyspepsia
caused oy tne mairacuon Of loo liver Truly yours,
tsigned) "sfANHOPE CALENDER,
All Twelhh-slp
For sale Wholesale and retail by JAMES SADLfER "a
Bfosdway. opposite Lhe Pzrk Fountain. myl5 lmeodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-20

NEwBEUNswIcE.-The Boston Trare7er has
late advices from this Province. The New-Bruns
wichers complain of injustice in being excluded
from the reciprocity arrangement proposed by Mr..
agreeing to reciprocal free trade bill which shall
reertO Canada lone, and proposeto send delegates
tow ashingtonfor that purpose The St.J0hR's Ners
of the 18th contains the following, which it dgn6es
as "hiehly important" announcement, ami upon
the strength Of it calls upon the citizens to lose
time in pettioning the Lieutenant Governor Of the
Province to send forward the desired delegation
forthwith, that Mr.. Bulwer may be duly apprsed
of the injustice which he is about to perpetrate:
"Letiers were received In town on Saturday, morning.
from Washington intimadng the absolute necessity thai
exists for this Province TO send Delegates Washington
iout moments delay Il We wish TO be included IN the
reciprocity bl-oherwise are certain TO 20 ef OUT