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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29
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LCC81S
PATENT PORTABLE CHAMBER.
lapor or sh5trcr and Dsurhs Enfh
ZOO lsaHrf Esrrr arrF. ..r. ..fref ga. e. .


FOR cEarLEMEs, LADirs asD camDREs
,,,,,,s p, r,, 10 u Ann.,t e1ew.Y9rs
'l'Bl5 BATH b Acsncv deed. ~ so Who have used H.
70 BE- superior % snyth ~ grulsctured Tor The
purrose g took tne premiums ~ tie Fsr Of ths Ane
Institute snd ~ the lsfe STATE Fair - Ssrsosa y
md ~ th5 Rsnsselasr Co Far. held a. Troy n Y in
competition viih several others, and "a highly recon.
meused by the most scientific ulen
o. forms 81 Ornamental piece Of iurniurs for bedroom
'y hs used - bathing t1b Douchs Bath hip OF siE
bilh " ~ shower snd tspor Bah, more particularly
and the whole par anus from lust .ns
- arranged With hooks. ths- when fo bathns
purposes, % sery convenient wardrobe Tor lae. or
gent -mels use II occupies - iuchss square on
ne Lof and "efs % pounds when Bhtfss baths Of tho
same sze weigh 10 thus rendering q movable with per
feet ease from room.
The sueton u to- Beth 4. such that the nos, deli
cate iomlo can MANAGE Il with perrcosse The 0un II
lowered 70 receive The water b. sns cf.nt ~hich
b. turned by child q Is then rsssd snd retained coy
required night fr child, lads gentleman The hsfh :.
sdminls-srsd % pulling lmsll cord witch oprus sslvs
10 me bottom Of IN fountain, aud nay be closed psss
thereby ensbing ldy Of nervous Compartment
tlts from one 70 i've gallons At a time.
t psy b converted into simple OF mede.ted vsp1r
which !. sold with The bath Il required.
Manufactured and so,t, whoa,ale sed retail. BY
JOHN LOCKE 81 Annst New-York.
frees r.rgs from - ga Steam Generator. IN its
sppurtaoess s. Pss9os aeEsncs desiring farther in
ionston relative 10 size style q finish and prices csB
BY addressing the sshssubsr, BE- furnished with .cgn
e9ni.lsins part.erlars hlawd
TIE LAST TEST BY FIRE!
4 THE LATE DkSL RUCTiNE FIRE, which ds,l-oy.
lted the large 8-sory refinery with al ths I'M
sosS and msch'a,ry Of that rSion.iye est.bl,h
ment, osned by Deuns Harris, whose To-. woula have
been mach lcrs Ased bad no rot have ayssd himself q
Que Of Herrngt lNilders Pa.sntl sssmander Ss'ss
where ia 5oot', money a1d vsusble pager, 20 large
amount were deposited ana restored T. hfn urin red
a-r having remained In tue burning ruins fof l. hours,
THIS acd1s snother 70 he may former tss.rca ais Of
The Erest utility Of these Safe.
Ths event q Dot only efatifyn 10 Mr Hari, bal NUT
y ~ y every peson VINO has tooks property drpsnS
g gp9n tue Ahi0l construction VI the genuine ssAnsn
| der sac, a. iuni.hed by the subscriber
The Safe all gdsd ~ be SEQ a. ny store the Only
place d. q cty che the Wilder, Patent ssls
rlander sale es1 b obtained sni good tide svsn.
slLAs c. HERAlNg, Isl and i59 WAtsrst
I At lmeodDkftW.
/ CT TS-JOAL, COAI.-SUNMER PROPS
I 2H srsresh stock pure reach Orchard Coal N noe
order low from vessel 10 As' ys,d urde coysr
Red Ash sud hsifs0w White Ash Coal from SIMPSON
I nesr Greenwich avenue 40 9W'
/ TO PRINTERS aud Newspaper Pubishsn-tor
s.ie-Ata low price one secondhsn snss-sJ ieeer
Press bed i0x.s inches The Press 10 complete order
m2 Il K. HOE 4 co. - and 81 God-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

n TNITED STATES PATENT AGENCY for
u TAXING Oh, rstents-C. l. BARRiTr, Agent Ofhes
Is City Hail. mechanics lnssissss k0oms) raS Sne0e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

s,.,-ss,t NORTH tNFRIcA. cspt VII ls.vs
ca 81 ad.v Weacrsssy. Friday and ssufav aftrineon'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

S.eamhsss SANTA CLAUS C.ps B. Ogerbsgh' M
s,e 90 Tuesasy rhursdsv and >.ur1sy Afternoons "s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

TO PRINTERS aud Newspaper Pubiisher-to
Ssie-Ata low price one secondhand ns.-cJ iiocef
Press bed i0x.s inches The Press 10 10 complete order
m2 II X. HOE co. - and 81 oold-s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

GefFNwIrr BtSE. ee~ forl Aprl 70 1852
THE PHE-IUENT ANp DIRECTOR hsge
ln.sofy t-rlsr-a avdeud uf PR CENT goo mo cipi-
Gel stost ~ tf B.ok O. re S-sre'o r' ON AGO
arsr the Do day Of hlsy u~Et lrte. q, 1- b'sf0
rI.fr,.l. WILLIAM HALVES Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

s.yy.-. r,,.fer accompanies the steamboat usinf q
.os rom Bastou. 90 tsts shsrr- of he 6sssass
So pssssr. hsrfhs, state rooms pr frrf spPNcsncc
- - r,se tlths Agents the wharf aud 81 t1r once
o. : .,.-,. --I.r- nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

NAvAL.--The brig Dolphin has been entirely re-
fitted ard viii sail Cor China where che will JOIN ne
,Ia.t In6is sqa,oron 10 the course n few d'J'
Tn. bris w.shnston and the propeller L@ssrs ere 70.
httibx and ia short time wii start Surveying TX
peaitiOn.
The schooner Onkshye hes lately retained from RIO
sneiro, ard is laid up for the present
There i.yog on the soes In Of tbs ship b'iidipg'
brs called tie Sabine although wOrSmer have been en-
aged upon her interval, for The sst q yea hs ' not
ysteom pletsd, and 10 gradually filling 10 decay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

AsorBTK Cos0RgGArIosAL Churchill IL said
hu lots Of ground have just been purchased snd
oil money subser bed TO pay fo' D on which 10 erect
new church IN Brooky about p mesfoin
the Falton ferry There some 800 % 1000 inhst
tsnts 10 the veiuity who destitute Of rel ous
pvtlsxes snd Il il believed that large congregation will
soon be sathered. The house viii spsscly y erected,
and will he called undeTs md ths Bedford Church
tssinz It's name from the village in which II 10 ccated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

-f~-scA NJ " LINE NNfnlul BOAT lnt Nusny
s-Ni---tSsrd Tor. lsndios at Hanm1udsl lont.
'ss--As-a'% ere Van corisnG's Dock, Pe-tslill New.
bufch Popatkecpsis Kingston, Bristol, tetskD hufos
Ard Iexssctfs
Tho new and els11rt steamboat ARMENIA, tapt John
+ Tansn i commence her reguar trps on SAlurcay,
pa at N rora tho foot OF Rnhirsln 81 aud c1nt.uus
leave New York overy T1esdsy rhursdty sad SATURDAY
500 Troy and AIbsry the opplsfe csyt " ifrl.ht "
49,, ~ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

IL ORDER 81 p. sheldon Root. County JUDGE Of the
ID Cou.t of Oaecs Notice = hereby sven Lha ~ A.
fsrlln-uf has issued against Che estate N IhDMAS
DCp1EOE resident debtor. and Oar ta7 far1s
m so or payment of bio debit. lrssl Do appear
40 dsefsr1- such attachment according fo aw 4it1n
De- months from -h- first publication of This n0rce sad
tt tho payment of a1y debts cue to him b. rescens oI
ffs STATE ara the delivery htn Tor h ufe OF so
property within this safe bs9uEng % him. sad the
irs,f-rof s0y such property By hm, are oroddsu BY
law and ar- yg.a.-Dsted inca January D. lsi5.
KIRKLAND BACON,
30 fsu0u AfrFs f.r AusrlfnE Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

Ths shove boss will ~ ali ursssrrve IN Albany u
an ole te ,r ihe rornils caos Tor tlr Last OF ~
ht ..tsn A. moderate r. as 40 taken n er5
oel..t 2 A. All rer.rns zrs tft1 fruffrf any t' N.
hlaiscf ts's n C. ~ithcut written ofdff Hon we Zap
tstns ar Asaufs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29
On ErTs OYYGpMATEp

ALSO ~ sgen a. $50 ano - boEeiy
n 9 h-s1re.at'e sgeatt viii be rn.sn7' % ~,
terms a1drfrs .of'rsir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

~ VI Et~iANfF % an nTnrf . t4- HifpfsLr Nl -ir
I Coun of -gsf1rk Noficelf hereby gvel CD ai ger
so1s rssnf q = ne sssust SARAH CURTIS, late ~ g.
CRY e N-ay-Y gt11q dec-ssed. present OH. saoe
with the vouchers thereof % the scrb-rs 40 the cc-
81 Phlstus Hon. 80. - Fronstreet, IN chs CITY of
NsrYors on or before the sixteenth dag of AufuI ue
Dates Ssw-Y1rs ths tenth cav 81 February, 1913
NN 3d. CURTIS.
GEORGE A CURTIS, -.-...,.
FErfR ANDERSON,
I2f lsw6m' PhlLErN- ~ HOLT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29
-. : NORTHUMBERLAND. LII "

-.sesL-.zas ~ 4EGEs.-rhe esrses cLlNfOS Csgt
as-A~r----''-S Wil.sie, every Monday. ~ tANyh
Can't R,sekraBs ..,ery Thur,das POUOHkEFfsW,
Capt uof .eu. every Saturday a. O'Clock T. "a IRON
ZOOS tiurrayst ~ DAssrngers AMI nslfht.
The above b gel egsnhy tafnishei win sak
room. And sosc1us and comfortable cabins erd are et
r s,y .i uD TOR the comfort I'D convenienoe ~ pc
sarRsrr Arrive st lousnkeepsls In TINE Tor me sssc'
o. sharon. Pine r aius, I'D ne .f-M lt'-t,
F1r farther information epeiy 90 hot1 the bsrses Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

40 TEgEIFTil-~ between fiuh ana sixth
10 svsulest s4mutr f-lm commences Nay S.
B.-rcur PupiIs s-cluI. oiied. Terss reatouste sep
.,,.. q rrrf.rIarf f.r gnff AZ lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29
F,Rr1s eouTg About half psst

FRI ~ BOUTH BROOKLYN.-AbOut hat psst !
O'Clock this morning hfe broke out IN me grocery
store ~ Mr.. White Hamilton aveuue nesr he A.
Isno Ferry which, with the contsns, was entirely oe-
stroye6 Insured.
Toe ERE then communicated 10 building adjoining &C.
GU pied by Mr. kelsey tavern and b1afotng house,
which vas dsstroyedMr Kelsey losing all bis furnt
tute aud about bids Several Of bis bosTdes lost
all their property hsveg been In New York at the tmo
No Insurance.
The grocery store OF M MeGrssor, also adjoining wa
entirely consumed
They ware al hteestory frame buildings lately erected
ard owned by Mr.. Blake, and all Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

fNEAgHEt.-A youlg coy ccmpe-sat 10 teach a &C.
Il bfa| 1carIefrY, crtulns. trd ne nlsncf fnt lsh
br.nc1-s. wishes a s.llarnU ir ibis Ciig O. br.Efu
Atgr-.s I-@rhrI. tca - fcst Ufirc. ~ lr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

h P.,senr-rs 90 the srriya Of he o, snefs - SION
,-o5 rro,--d 1rsa 90 the sPientd Railroad Ca,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

,Nlh. only ougios ana seuulu- article for the cure
AEAof u-avss I'D other pAfau ~ the respiratory
spsstus sut d~rlufem 81 the digestive fuHc ia
th- HORSE. IL X ~ trirrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

PoLIcE-Enen Donshoe was brought before
Juscs Pierce eerday, charge 81 essaultine and
tbreneninr the life Of Mary Keruan. She held 10
bal. In the Of 500 10 a. the next term q the
Court OF Sessions. Henry Finnersn arrested yea
terdsv moning on charge Of ttezling silver lever
watch ard qlsrty Of clothing from Andrew Bisgo,
siains on Fioshns avenue. portion 81 the property
wareoovsred different pAwn-shops Ia New foik where
the prisoner dspos 81 Of u far much below It's
a,tual value lie was committed FOR examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29
TIE LAST TEST By FIRE

CT TS-tOAL, COAL-SUNMER PEtCHs-
2H scsresh stock pure reach Orchard Coal n noe
order low from vessel i1r tn Asr yn,d lrdel coyrf
Red Ash sad hsds0w White Ash Coal. from SIMPSONS
Jsos l5 thomPaonst GEAR spring, sad Chrssoehefss
near 9re,uwlch-syenue 40 2~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

- House AND az A. I9r - r, slfnsr Of Kiui
- sld Wsshic gt0u- sttls ssss for tQratg-ous rssa
iron MsT rsGt Inquire a. g Aun-ss s7fx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

s,ssmb5.tROcHESTER. capt r n. Farey vii lss.'
90 rusfdsy, rhurslsy sd s'turday 'Ntnlnt' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

~ PAPER MILL FOR SALE, A. BilDminsdss
~ Fou.p.ur ans. } twelve miles norfn of Pst-r-
- $40 win thiF ..res cf iald, one dssus house and
sasfnlii Ir.rs abundance o water AL Al seasons
fn frr. our lsfsr eng.ufs tIfhs and day Iefmse1sy
For fertilizer paitcn' srs inquire ~
IS n GAUNr a. 'DERRfCKSON. $50 South q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

wAsSAchUsEr wili cave New-YorE, Nous,J
Wss-s.ssy Ard Friday. Leave stoninfoa Tuesday
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r-..SlL--rNt6R ALBANi .e.iI,. sela.sl. .,.-rs-e


I th@ q sr between Cortland 500 iho-ffy -. o.,
/ st-sm.st ISAAC NEWTON Capt Mlil'm FL Y'es,
viii leave or Moodsy. Wednesssy ana Fro'S sN'ao"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

RlBERT SCHUYLER. President
r. n HLtTCHFOHD, JoNA STU HGts,
FDN1D. * COLLINS JOHN ENEN,
CHARLES Pt.t. HALL JAiDiN. -
CSC bAfEfh. WORKS. hFIltl1
PHILLIP Uafrt. PAUL rPOrrDAn. -
flsr - b, FTNQRF GHaS w SANFORD.
Pamphlet bs Cn.sinft. on .rf f''cf Nl COY hrhl
th- crs 0l me Company fng n fha o-oc~n1i-fs oi
The COMPANY and Others fI information ln reiation 10
o.. se-r procrsrd Dee issued 80 ne ncuc-msntf i9
usn' thereto.
IL u -.lr. Z L b L lrILNLEA Z n arnr-I " - q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

rd.rl fl ta- upper ftu ri -A- r.iNf ~tNct 70 taf
fr- fur little rif Oh aoafs mo iaf' act -nsl a .'
r..isn branches of LGuc1iiol, frrlch Hufc ano uln
e.s 10 desired. lavus ta-g run-c oi yesff in lni
ei. tns nus. sstsls3r1 references can De- .t-l sfn.
fr-r tr. -rsts tll r.wa5s in ncFklcs. Inquire ia
Igfufs -hftl b. The Seventh AID kiehth avsnasf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29
81 COUNTRY HEsIOEsCE FOR SALE

~ 81 tb- desirs5is st1ttions Aidd istotyu Ct
"A town noted 0r is nsz1ly Of losstloa and scenery
Ent decided by the sts D. Webster ts me h.atness
plsss 3D. ths Union" The houss g built In toe lrzisc
~ +, with Iroa veraneas 10 The lot contains about
hif a. as, wii choice ffui, SC. F1r psreaiss nqars
0f n p. STARR a. s. II i-rty b. up s-lirs q u
aI1 o. ? W. ST tRh, Midtown. Ct
- a ICUsgAND LEA- 9 75rss r. s5Tnsr of Kirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

II ou. sta.rn ifaud. ksv. IhD-A3 To" EDl4i fnn
t.f. las summer Term riA cou-lnslce on -lo a. c
ha,. EL- Guu4reg % Fupis ls limited io l4lty L.-f
.otlcs. c1at.lfF ll psrl1li-s. lal '- ttf ~ AtFJ
ia t1 Ar ru-fI- O., ba.ta'or@ lfl 1r-s4~syi fn.iF
bllrost sl q tt aIl-t., h-hiy Seaman, 81 biolf
10y. sna IS ~ l5vnssHo. trpres Aeiidings' ll.
E.-.r.-.. Inf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-29

49, i sUfgIGh-s rArENIsiAND FERRY
n t-On ana after W.dnssdsY Apfl ~ ihs
10 %'f'n-'-@ .tesnboss SYLpH and STATEN ISL
tN0Ff will usss he 9l0wins trips until itfther notice
fe,-r QsmaHiins-Atb, 8,9, 10 sno u AN J. T. 49,
-, s,e- yoys-7 q. 10 80 % Az las ION. 4, 8
,rs ci 8 fI alln
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-21
The Virtue Of s!ayerr.

During the present ''masterly inactiviiyo
OF Mr.. Calhoun, with regard TO his extern
ton of-slavery doctrines, in opposition TO
the "Wilmot proviso," and yielding our ful!
assent to the proposition, that .slavery is an
evil-in the abstract" it occurs to MS to look
Tor that "cood" which "cometh out of the
evil" and the first thing which presents IL
self is a Republic in africa! The ways of
Providence are, indeed, inScru'able, and
how, equally, the light and the darkness of
human wisdom are used by omniscience TO
lead US onward to Ut yet far of noon of
truth, OF knowledge, and Of charity!Throuch
the shadows Of slavery, intelligence and re-
llgion have been vOuchsaled. aud now A
Christian Republic, nursed by the protec.
ton, and encouraged by the hopes of the
civilized world, raises It's banner, rings in
jubilee MS temple bells amid the-at one
time-hopeless barbarism of Western Arri.
ca Could this now be, had slavery never
existed among US? The negro complaining
OF ms wrongs yet contemplate his sspre-
cious Jewell" and feel that-''Sweet are the
uses Of adversely" knowledge is power,
and the giant, bronzed and vigorous, has
set his foot upon a soil which, seemingly,
might have detied him forever ,-Knowl-
edge!-the knowledge of the nineteenth
centnry-the arts, the science, and the i'm
parted energy Of the Anglo. American Can
we doubt that the enterprise and influence
oil the young and emuous Republic will
soon be felt throughout Upper aud Lower
Guinea? She will he known among the
tribes, even to the centre Bushmen. Inf
mtely more may be expected from Liberia
than from the European settlements at the
cape and elsewhere. The new Republic
is under the very wing of the eagle, and
every day will strengthen aud encourage
her to like independent fight. Every day
VIII her citizens be reinforced from among
us by those free thralls TO an uncomfortable
aversion, who, seeing the triumph of their
cause elsewhere,will soon learn TO exchange
mevc federation for unques,ioned equity.
How many hopes naturally hover round
this new footprint of progress. Imagina-
lion may be well excused for dwelling on il.
We see it enargng, spreading, absorbing
tribes, engrossing trade the press and the
electric telegraph The steam fleet, and
the locomotive and then,-proviicnce
will hardly change lis system-we shall
hear OF wars declared by Presidents, sun
necessarily" of "annexations," and Gin
dcmniics." and still will the cry be SON
ward "'--poor human nature still working
ont the problem which the end of time alone
shall solve.--St. Louis Rereihe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-21

than upon the real merits Of any measure
for the advance ment of the public works of
Illinois and the talent exhibited in lobbying
at Albany, would have been brought into req
usition, at Springfield, had the same mate.
rails TO work upon. The proceedings OF the
Board Of Trustees of the Illinois and Miehi-
gan Canal, Of which those representing for
eign bondholders form majority, have from
the first been characterized m"re for indi-
vidual aegrandizemert than for the enter
est Of the state. The funds advenced by
the bondholdcrs were for a long time depos-
tied in the bank, the president (which " as
one ofthe foreign trustees, without interest
and the payments on the line of the canal
were made in deprecated paper that is, in
bills at Eastern Banks those of New lla-
ven forming the principal part, which were
at discount at the place Of payment Of
about one per cent. These and many other
measures Of similar nature have been from
the first adopted, which have retarded the
progress of the work very Materially
When we take into consideration the fact
that these trustees receive 5000 a year
each until the canal is completed, il does
appear so strange that every eff TT should
be made TO protiact it as much as possible
.Ne,r YORK Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-21
Death Of MIR. neslltlle.

We comply, with pleasure, with regue,.
to publish the subjoned resolutions. Mr.. d.
was bright and true Mason, who, ia his
intercourse with his brethren of the mystic
tie, as well US with the world, ever reguIa-
ted his condnet by the square. May we all
So regulate our conduct through life tina,
we shall attain the Indispensable bliss cf a
reunion with him in the Gyea, Ledrc o,
high,
The death of brother SrtRv nootlIrrr
having been made known Ia the brethren
81 occidental Lodge, the following lc>o.
lu'lonS were unanimously adopted
whereas, we have received with regret ,bc
lnteiiSence OF the death of brother Sclby
Doolittlc
hesoired, That the brethren Of this lpdrc.
whilst they desire TO bow with snhmi> sim
10 the aiNlnc viii, cannot but express their
deep sorrow AT the early removal of so NOR.
thy brother, whose kind and afIablc de-.
meanor had cndearcd him 10 n large circle
OF friends, by whom, as well as the mem.
oerS Of this lodge, his loss will be dcepl, and
severely felt.
Resolred, That the brethren If ,b;. l,dco
tender their kindest sympathies to the reIo.
tons and friends of the deceased. with the
assurance that the memory of their depor,.
{" brother and friend will long be cherished
III the kindly affections Of the brethren with
""uh' nc was connected III the Masonic tic
heS0Ired, That these resolutions be On.
teIed upon the minutes of the records or
inns lodge, and copy of the same be for.
N',"e', 10 me relations of the deceased.
and, also, published in the Ottawa Free
Trader. 'e'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-21

We understand paper is in circulation
through town for signatures attesting to the
good character, efficiency. &C., of Mr.. Da-
vid Lcaviit as canal trustee. There can be
no two opinions as TO the necessity of get.
ting up some such paper, if Mr.. l.. is anx.
ious about l,is reputation in Illinois, for we
are very sure his acts can speak nothing in
his favor. BY way of helping the matter
along, we would just sugg& that, when the
canal is completed, Mr.. Leavi,t will have a
controlling power in the appointment Of a
great number of collectors, lock tenders.
weigh masters, &c., SC.
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DihD-At Shaver's settlement, near or.
AVA yesterday morning, DAVID iSHA-
Liz, III the ODD year OF his age.
Mr.. ;. emigra,ed to tins county from O.
mo i" 1890, aud has consequently lived hero
some Il years. lie bore an active part in
the Black Hawk war, during which no
made more than enc hair breadth escape.
lie was good citizen, universally esteem.
ed by his neishhors, and his remains were
followed to their final resting place by the
largest coucoursc We have ever seen assem-.
Died here on such an occasion.
On Indian Creek, in this county, on the
18th inst PATRICK DOREN. - -
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There is newspaper printed in Chicago,
called the Commercial Advertiser, edited by
one Alfred Dutch, or Grandfather Dutch, as
he is more famliarly called, which said
Dutch is probably the vanest man at the
head Of any newspaper in the country, and
the paper for which he writes is filled with
more columns Of wind and fustian than any
other editor can afford to print. Certainly
no paper in Chicago cuts smaller figure in
the world, or is edited with SO little tact as
this "Daily 1--WE believe) Commercial Ad-
vertiser." Now this man Dutch, who calls
himself professional and practical man,
is pleased TO rilicule the idea Of a practical
printer, who has passed his whole life in a
printing office, being able to edit newspa.
per. lie says land he hits his owl, case ex-
actly) such man may occasionally "strnc
together a list of well rounded sentences of
high sounding phrases" but is utterly unfit
ted for impar,ng any real, practical insir,lc.
ton. Now, when Mr.. Dutch gets to be as
big an editor as Thnrlow Weed, Horace
Greedy, J. I. Buckingham, Geo. Wilkes
Kendall, or a thousand others that might be
named, or when he can point to any editors
not printers who conduct papers more ably
than these, then he may blop again.