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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

r. Notice TO the JourBcymeD pho'Atorers
az Nc,V 0Ork.-A MotunF oil DO acid % " ecnesdAy
rverrc lure lqh a. y o,lcck, q. iher Room No 20
arard ~ Furc.Uai ate-caIcs 10 requested as Il 90
election f0r oE.ers This place VIII bc -u place Oh isos
t.g Ter ho ensuing quarter, without further nouee
b MS CoNciAN ssc. GEORGE HOYT, Pros.
irl7Sts
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rnrvrITnN rrousr NYWsuRGH.

~ THE PROPRIETOR oi his hyorse and Ag--s,b,
pisce 81 Summer resort iskrs plcarure 10 CO .. ~
- suertDn ~ ths NewYork public ihs .ci tas les
now prepared for the reception aud enensnmert Of e
transient ~ permanent toarders fhe b'gh esln,rop
which he horss held b miies who havs spragske sr>
m n months there BE- IA ~ reader extended auo,
OF be- srroricr sursrons IN ponto f'cscn scenery drva
H. urnscs sssr. In this particular L hes no eqrR ~
dsun River Toe ertef, ss heretofore VIII oe s1ppas<
~ th every dsicscy he markets afford. II lcdrcs y
fDrutr facilities Tor reaching Newbufgh hy sealbsx
there five ;ails o, psssing cal7 ellae- wg tea
Nsw-Yufk ard Albany For} erpfoenor siost BE- msds
Tor = IS. lection of rooms iele an. u. DONALD
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q WATER. Cure InstiIGres-City and Ccun-
trV-Dr TALL receives page,.s % his couod,crt cry
s,:shrshrert IS Lsigh,-e and Oyses Bay, L. / Com
arncsuon cciiy between thcts pisces D sc Al
railroad General practice attended 70. CONSULTATIONS -
tuvl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

.,UMH;EH 20 sitD-Oa tho iuis9a nsst le,,J
- With reasnnt aEd srs ocus, can - oh,sinsi ta ~
hcuse below the Lower Fui Lee or rls;oseu La 40,
N Il Tie shove plscs, atsininE II scres, fSr L.
cure q nro BENT, OF the PREMISE, 90 Of J.. SxIra
1856 Broadway. jets So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

- O'RieiIy's Telegraph Lines, conlecliai
VIII a. sec .o1s o. no United l,ss. 0orersl ofha 1871
Hrcaiwnv Opsn from 10 the morning AL al o. o. ghl-
Visitors IN Nc-. Yorf who ~-cuslomed - sran4a ~
buaness wiL tie ORaliy Lines 10 any section .. ,ae
O. Ted SUITES VIII fad h ler q -dll 10 l.ayo their DIS
patches Il his Office 10 nsuo p7om2. ard correct uans-
,,is.i,.r jc6d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ Wa,e- Eure.-T. L. NICHOLS N. y. srf Mrs.
Cow NICHOLS n West TsnY secc0c-st uesr , xn-av
Ccusu afons from lOto2 Psieus recsiyei or fi 9oara
,resneuL cav rrsrrnent or yisi,sd hsr residences
fef2 I'M
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- su;enIii IsoihIc 4

~ Splendid GOtSic Plates RoaEs Ts's rev soo
gocudd stye " Gothic DOCg s1G Number FAieS-eunTey
usyg ard or ginal designs Those IN wcut II somohiEg
nev and splsnsd thelf doors invited 10 call oad Ell
anime ire above Rrcles hlso splendid assorneni Of
Gothic AID Shield pattern Ball-Puis Il ROBERTS,
MA I'M 5G2 Broad way. near Prnce-st.
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LEBANON SPRINGS

= Esss.ss~ -s--fa ard the
L. --~------ SHAKER CITY,
Via Huaoon THE shores. and cess expo isigs rae
% ;hpss celsbsd places l. BY The Hudson River RlVs3
ard sia boas to Hudson thence h. the hudson RlOsa
and 1iace f,hrorsb shaker CIty) to The Spfings
Passengers from New.YOrS by The morning haia and
boats may arrive st ths Springs ~ n OF the sane d
eescrgfrs nv the evenn train and bOsls from SewY0k
may reach the Springs the next morning Al O'Clock
Hare from Hud4on 10 the Springs 81 20.
jei5 Sm J. L WATERWAYS, say.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

AZ DR. Edward II. Dixon. Editor Of the 5eaips,
has removed his consulting Offices ~ liz Grand At ons door
gesI Broadway where ne ettenc, excusivey 70 opera
rTsf3TGeTy and office combinations from 10 end %
evenings Tee Office Of the scalpels 81 2Aitor House
myZ9 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

q DR.. she=-a Wherefore Issf1tat;sa, c5s
rer TvrcTr-r.. I'D un'vrrr-;g- oace -
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Raoefrfa nj Praanea

By rae North R'rcr Boats yssterdag-s.sss bbls
~ go DO osis. sos pkxs ProVkaoas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ Iebnpep s9rinSr Water Curs Establish
rsent is Gov orrn ~ ca srrrr-r For morn
,dd,efs les Imsi n. BBOORehA, M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ The SOrange Mountain Water Oure" a.
90 Ors e \ oas hc1rs rce ~ rsroa4 from 1ls O.y'
TIE -ht,hfc ea has private hat's attached % the ~
cent? roon.s address Dr. MeEkER, ). Ora,go J.
Cor tsrnr jel2n
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SUMMER RETREATS

cOZZE MSS WEST POINT HOTEL '>.>.
DECISIONS WISHING 70 visit Re s6os. r.,
n ESitosd are inf1rfnsd thsi 0ultsou's Tsnsf.s -
soppine place The bOet 1. always shefe a. o. -
De dif-rsnt usin. The ottss mode o. con s~V.,- ~
New World ard Aids. iesving New-Yofs a : h
Columbia AID Hadson ~ foot q Libsuy-s ey-.v ~
noon 81 q n
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fowler. & Wells, Phrcsaicaisis and Pas
l,sherr. Clifton Fan Isl Nstssu-t near tie Para.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

~ Notfcc.-Pursrani 70 an acit amend mo Csartr
Of the Schenectady and Cn,sk Railroad Company pass
81 March 1880 nOce 10 hereby given tat me nooks or
receiving subscriptions tie capital stock Of the ssd Cor
TO- gcn Will &c rcOpenod a. the Office Of VAN FLEek
Paws, JCurcey.cOur,, So WelsL 10 the City OF New.
YORK OF the 9Th day Of June roxL a. II O'Clock, AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

.edf-rsn usins The olr mode Of con ~. .fiss 4
New world and Aids, leaving New-Yofs si7lE ~
Columbss szd Hadson II foos o. Lbsuys e,--y ~
noon 81 b n
LEBAsoE sPRIaos.
Vie Pirsnef Mass
V'HB MOST ciHRCT suurp to - ns,,-....
wstsfinr piscr 10 ~ Ne NsS.fofk ard N.r.l.sS
a. Hoossiorii Ra,,raseI to Pirsielc a.: kxs.
PasssnSrss leaving Ncw-York by ne Sssa !.
Erprvss Lrs,s srlY, , E, e sP - - r.. ss.
Psssens.r. can IAk- ne O'CLOCK P. n TIM. -,
though 70 Pitisfeld Jake The lse Evec.as r..
r-sns'r nis.t n Bridgeport lasTrg ,ksse q -
Fsrr through - ~ lei -
uAMILTON HOU<E, FORr HlsIIr,s-
ElHANLkY u. CLAgP hss TIE s4dsfseios "a ~
hir frierds and the pubic thai ths above ss.bs.ss1
row open fOI tie reception q sUesls- SAGA h .ls
ocsed. II hss been 80 oalafRct AID improved "A
favorable cotnFaTis viii ah5 s'hes bOalae ornrY
n the ecuDy. ltis The fuu AEf % every one who -,
Ia otfef house prcse' = auch - a' abs araeSi
o. rooms Tor iandits snd Ibe cs5 rooms 40
uocious One hundrec And tfss ses rs so.-
beer adsci, including several perior- yS.tA ~"
BOite. The uneqaaIiec advantages Which the Hs.s,e
House possssses IN point Of situation, eoananaas a. -
q view Of tho Ocean, and euioytng cOnslsni Ne. KS
while the dine surrounded BY ca rvs.ei 49,
a. the most beautiful wsks and dawes sre io m -
- need more special meDt0n. Toe propf.sla< "A 49,
mined 10 nske lbs i1tetior comforts OF tho hos.s or
It. exterior advantages and he fslers himsef Al ~
css.ige ard Srder viii ssisfy az who tray hooos hn =.
ghsi5 company. selils
BOARDING IN THE CutNFhf-V RN
~ HuxhsOuve, Duchess Co Il ne suscrihes hss so<rs
No paine In preparing this well Gown and old essss
y, lei for M accommodated ofCiy bosfters f.enor
sre well ventilated ard Pleasant, srt he ocsy drs
H- one OF me moft quiet ard cu1fofsoie retress a.
fssnilie. dBrrg he summer months
uehsonvis 10 situated In the most hra ny pad q IL
ecunify one mile FROM Tire Hudscn River h-'i ncsi N
whch Communication can be- bad with h- city -ura
dsv TIE drives sroupd he vusgs SO mos' deig--sl
and hers are several churches In e0es PfoNuaiy 10 =
Hall l.. -
tr-s viii r-rdrr 90 those who may fsvnr nm Win NJ
pstrnnse1 every of plesssnt hons srd A.
corimoc siirg terms.
Cerr.cf with the estshl'shre-t y gord Livery sxh
., a rnrriryes end horses can ~ I'D - r lines -
stages run regularly To ne RAJ Road 70 e.ch IN,
Refsresces; Asa Van Snatch, Esq. Wsvefiy.P ace, n
Y Price, Fec - Burning slip.
n p, iAGu.re q, the "a. Road Ter Coles s'.ges
jsSSwsa.
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JAMES POWERS, !
EkASTUS BEACH,
SHERWOOD DAY, ,
CYAN shNTV0ORD,
rv99 In JOHN VAN vLECK. J

r. Liquid HAIR Dye, rnprovst 80 az 10 color ns
hair or vhssers The momeutl II applied without the least
tnury entirely free nom unpleasant cdor, and can Be
wsshed with the strongest soap Immediately II Il applied
wIhcu waiting 10 dry. Fc. ssie, or applied 81 bAIcHBI
7Rs Wig Factory, Wells,. rlyl9fufaAssfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

NAJINANT,. BOARDING sChO0L FOX
w BnYS.-At Liite Ferry. nine miles FROM u Scket
j. This Institution IL designed for young iatl Az %
preser number Off under twelve years OF s ~
none will be received who older. Terms from tab
tin per year Circulars ohtained Of Nj OErant., ox
Canal ard Va'ick sp. New YOrt. Jeit R
BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR B0ys.-lr4
blnzt,tute, TarytowD, ". T. Pupils admitted ~
my77 I'm WIN. r LYON, A. ~ Ptndpd
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WANTS.

49, q. 49,. - ~ ~ ~
,NEETED-lCO agents to canvas for new work just
w pubshed Also fOf Vane II pictorial popular and
useful works "A great uducemenls are Offered and ~
ETge wages can 10 made % al spy olher similar establish
mtnt IA The country. Cal address, post paid "Tbe
American F6miy Publication EsLsblishnen7' % Nassau
A. up siAlrs, 6ni eoor. iel7 Inns
yLTArTED-StasuonsrD r . rumDsr or sxeoIIsnt CIR,
W and cajrsn, rsceEy arrived, free from city habits
,ud .ssOs.ol' end wiling 20 wofk 1r moderate wsgs1
Application 20 be mace y he Cceff Of @Vi1nssionsts II
Emigration, 10 the Para. No eharges. RAT
INFORMATION WANTED. --IfBENKY DRURy,
i ofIdncOin, Eng and, be ssu efe, he 70 requested q
write Immediately his sgn Mrs Tnilsut " mssdvls,
Crawford Co Penpsylysns Any persons able 10 give b.
wnrd Il 10 he above address his family 10 aeuoa
on els scconrt. Other papers piesse copy. 40 "a
NIGNQPOLY.-Wsnled partner To engage Ia manu-
l'l ACQUIRING pstent article for the STATS Oae having
small foundry 40 httng up shop pretsIrSd. Woea req1Io
cash espisi Of 1000 fne article wlll nse, VIII Ieaoy
ssls good prohs. Address immsdiSse!y Monopoly, az
tribune Office JsHN
T,HAnBERdAID AND LAUNDREss WANTED
IA girl that understands chsInberworE e1d wslnng
upon sbealso one who understand: weshlls a11 IT,
irg and cen brig good reconmendel9ns may eppy. u
S58 Broadway, Sd door above Carlton house. leII ~.
TE'O nOsIERs, &c.-A young man who hA, had
great expeheucs the above trade n The old country,
wishos similar engagement IN tos ING DeS. o. tecr-
and sesVriiy required Address n. d r. Tribune
CGes. !eI'o
AZ rot hliy occupied would Ike 10 devote part q
81 auditing accounts. writing an rnotnsr SET OF books
address. AceouDisnl, box S,l45 fostoh6ce. mySo Inn
;sOcKs POSTED UP AND BALANCED, or req
10 u.sry kept b. agreements Documents sne Aeeo1na9
rny2l lm' s. STURTEYAAr, SS2Grant+L
EOUND-In NsIden-lane, = Lsdy's Purse containing
u sum Of money and ieweiry. The Owuor can hase us
sane by ceiling upon @ T. ADEE, Jr Al Bonggon
1r-sw.rF
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St;HsastS.

MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, WINS, Coz
lVt reciicut Abel Wbflock. Principal Arangenscu
ara rrde FOR the accommodation OF q few more puns
tn's institution numbering row about thirty. Mr. W~
pectuly invites parents intending 10 place thel sons
achool In the country sasy themselves OF ne niaee
rreuis and ecvsntrees which this school cfsfa Mer =
New Haven rtilrssd, which pess through Nofydk n
oueutly every day For particular Information Peas -
rirctRr. with names Of patrons, obtained 81 " buA
way, rs Bogery, 7ei Chatham st, rev YORK. lelih-
ERENCu BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Madame Xix has removed her French and EAklA
Boarding and Day School from csrol-pisss a ~
IL MARKS place near First-sv The oew locsnVn sPo
and siry with q large garden, aud the house dobe
one with every modern convenience soe lnuss No:
having dsughtars for whom they desire bofouge -
6rscsss edneaian Ia all branches, 10 call and exsSn1
her Testimonial, She hss had oonniiled 10 her cer ~
daughters OF many OF she leading families OF lhs dy -
esn reier 10 al nyt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
BOARDING.

nOApD-A sails Of rooms the ID snd ID hoors
~ sersfren ard their wives pisbed or unf1rnlshed
xIb h6erS gy he'd for the Sumner modera,o erHs
~ spplglng at II West Washington plaza. House wis
4 S,f.srf ga jsl5 3teod
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
Horse ShOeing and Farriery.

TIIE SubScnher bclS leave % annouce 10 the puhhc
that he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street, near the Catholic Church, where the business
ohorsc shoelug and iarriery will be- conducted on the
most scientific principles II Is generally admitted
that too many ot those Who prucuce shotng arr to-
tally ignorant Ui lis principles thereby producing III.
numerous eases ut COutrHCtIOnS and diseases OF the
feet daily witnessed Il really becomes the dutv oi
every one who values good horse So essential Ia
hN profit well hs pleasure, To secure tue segy..
ccs ui good hrrer iuT 81 useful Hu animal
EIiiscR VeGrs practical etlIcrrncc, II IS hoped will
enable the subscriber to follow correct system cal
CUlStcd 20 prevent diseases consequent on uuShifl
Sio,ng; aud whca necessary, TO remedy the errors
of the pnSt L. TANNING.
Ottawa Nov o, SO Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

Pgu"lsrNG N--lhore is small town in the
Stntc "f New York, which is greatly distinguish.
ed for promising mrn. The popiilation il not
large, nor is it, place DISTINGUISHED fr wealth, ar
more tlnn ordinary prosperity and indeed it is
distinguished iur little else than It's promising
m"". ! resident ui the place mentions a few OF
them. There l. u man living there who promised
more than year ago tu pay his debts, but the
year has slipped away, aud he still continues in a
promising state.
Another joined the church some months ago
and prumped 40 live as a Christian, but his neigh.
bors lock upon him only us promising chaiac.
ter
Another has been promising for q year To sign
the Temperance pledge, and so determined is he to
dp II, that he rencws hiS promito every day
There is another man living there, who has been
resident uNiy years, aud tot a long time q mem.
bur ul tho church, who has been prunisin" every
year ~umoimg handsome for the Ch, ch He
reads the papers, anl often speaks in meeting
and encourage, his brothers, promising a guol
LIT when they come to the ticht place M hc Is
waiting lot /. just for the wheel. to get deep il,
the mud, when ho viii give q real dead IN. that
will .et Jrm l,uins o.,aiu lie j. one of the most
promising men, prrlar. he might bc ttyled N.
promising man ct the place o..
Beside. these, there nis many promising youu,,
men IN thc village, OF whom particular mention
caruot now be- malc The place i. likely to do
well--N y. PresbgirriU.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
Have you Visited Your SchooIe

lF you have not, you will DO well to do il soon.
You may learn something there that will be useful
to You III some Wa. visited 4 school the other
day and learned several things that | mean to
make good use Of While was there, sdr one
tog SPIT in dmOrh"rs tdce anil hro boys got bg the
hair each cic"chiag his hand IN the others hair :;
and tro others sac listing zach oihsr
Doubtless the parents Of these boys had no iea
that they were doing those thng- in school And
the parents of the rest OF the scholars probably
dill not know that their children We're ha wing such
examples ,ei b,tore' them there How should
they know it lleyhad not been to see the
school And how can goa know that such things
not done III your school, if you do not visit il
1t Is too prbafle tlat YOU would learn sometime
Of ,his kind if YOU should 20 ard see what Is done
thrc. To learn that would not be pleaserlt; bot
would it not be better to learn it, and take meas
ures to prevent such things thnn it would to have
them continue to be pracised
What can be expected Of such boys, but That
they will be- at least semi barbarns or half say.
ages Are they not training themselves and one
aiiother for violence and wrong for lawiessne>s
and crime Are they not treadirg in the path
that leads to prison and the gall6ws
Look to it, parents Go and see what training
your children get at school. What else SO impor
tant have you 10 doi The dearest interests If
your district are in the school room Your be-
loved children are there acquiring habits and form
ing characters. If you love them, 0und see Whit
influence they are under there
If every parent will just 60 and see the school
TO which he sends for half an hour each month";
the chlrac er Of our schools viii rise rapidly And
how little it would cost
But go not TO find fault unless it he absolutely
necessary TO do so. lie as well pleased as you
can. Commend as much as YOU can truthfully.
If YOU must speak Of faults, do it kindly and
perhaps you would better name them to the tea
cher only, and that privately. BE careful Of his
reputation and help him all you can He h,- ~
difficult task, and needs your sympathy and en-.
couragenent.
Th,se boys, Who b, havtd 60 badly in school,
doubtless were not well trained at home. But
shall ruci boys be left to have no good influences
cXprted over them ahyri,ref They should not
BE-. Ii their homes are bad, there is the more
ueci that the schooi be c,yiliziug place. There
VOH can have influence over them. There YOU can
do son hing toward making decent men Of them.
BE persuaded To do IL. For Hejr good for the
good Of society IN your district for the safety If
property and persons in tlie community, for YOUR
country good, use your let clideayury 10 hay. a
school that shall tend {, ciyi.lc such boys, and
make safe AMI u eiul persons oi them
'oDqi speak earnestly and il have done il.
make no apology for It Had Won been there
ald seen what SAW, II Woud have been "A shame
70 you not to have had some feeling about tie
matter
Go; go, pray YOU and &c low yorr school i,
dOng-Oh,J Ob@rasr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23
TO 4 MUsICAL BOX.
ny FANNY rrSnrr nrsrEs.

Poor little sprite in the dark. narrow cell,
Gagged by tho law Of mans resistless fright,
With thy sweet, liquid tones, by some strong SPELL
Compelled to minister to his delight
Whcnce-what art thoui-Art thou fairy wight.
Caught sleeping in some lly's snowy bell,
Where thou ha,lst crept to rock in the moonlight,
And drink the starry dew drops rs they felli
Say, ,lost thou think sometimes when thou art
singing,
OF thy wild haunt upon the mountains brow.
Where thou art wont u list the health bells ring
ing,
And sail upon the sunsets amber glow
When thou art weary Of thy oft.told theme,
Say doSt thou tlink If the ,lear pcbly stream.
Upon whose nossy brink thy fellows play,
Dancing in circles 10y the moons soft beam,
Hiding in blossoms from the SUMS fierce gleam
Whilst thou in darkness, sing-t thy life way
And caust thou feel when the spring time returns
Filling the earth with fragrance and with glee !;
When in the wide creation nothing mourns,
OF all that lives, save that which is not free
Oh, if thou canst, and we could hear thy prayer,
How would thy lttle voice, eseeching, cry
For one short draught of the irp-h morning air,
For one short glimpse Of the clear asure sky
pcrrlan,e thuu sugst in hopes thou shalt be free 7
Sweet and patiently the task fulfilling,
Whhc thy sad 'huugh'- are wandering with The bee,
To every bud, with honey dew distng.
That hopc Is win: f1r even couldst thou wing
Thy honeward fight back To the greenwood gay;
Thoudst be a shunnd and forsaken thing,
Mongst the coIupanicns Of thy happy day.
For hnry ciyes, ike many other creatures
Bear lcctinr memories that come md 70;
Nor en- tiey Of; recall finiliir features.
by absence touchd or cluuded DER with wo.
Then res, content with sorrow; for there be
Many who must that lesson learn with thee;
And still thy wild notes warble clccrfully,
Til wheu thy tiny voice begins to fail
For thy lost bllss. sing but one parting wall,
Poor little spirit. and then sing silently,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

Tue ScuoolNATEE ABRoAD-Tlis phrase or,
mated with Lord Brougham whose cloquencc is u'
notorious as is his occcntricity. In his speech on
the elevation Of Wellington, "umorc mi tary chief
tain TO the premiership, after the death of Can
ming Brougham said:
Field Marshal the Duke Of ellington may take
the mmy--he may take the ntyy--he may take
the great seal--hc may take the mitrc. | max,
him present uf them all Let him come on with
his whole force, sword in hand. against the Con,
'tiiution, and the English people will not only
beat him back, but laugh at his assaults In Other
times the country may have heard with dismny
hat the soldier was abroad" Il will not be sc
now Let the soldier be abroad if he will hf
can do nothing in this aye There is another per
sonage ubroad--a parsonage less impoSing-ir
The ewes Of snmc prrhap, insignificant. tn,
-choolma>tcr is abrotd: aud trust to him armed
with lii primer aglin,t the soldier in full military
array.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-23

TuE BosroS CHGoNorlrE--Thc FLOWING no.
tee Of the dcccasc Of this well known journal i.
from the Lhcrator, the editor or which WIS onco
the warm and eulogistic friend Of Nc Wright, tho
editor of the Chronotypc'
prom its commencement 10 lie extinction tho
Chronotvpe was II catchpenny sheet, having two
special objects in yiew--hrst Il bitter and unmit.
igutcd hostility TO "old ortrazed uboltionisn,, .
and secondly, superficial ail Of vnrinus reform.
a'orv movements, sO as 10 catch the patronage of
all who reason and feel supericially In regard to
these matters. II assumed au ar Of iadepend-
cnce and badness yet was accommodating stlroit.
and ulcklsh, as an eud was to bc gained 1t was
no, without its merits, and published much useful
and valuable matter yet IT'S advocacy Of any
cause so far rs the editor was concerned, was zen.
orally in such a trillng unjlgufed manner rs tn
afford it no substantial aid At tlmcs II was SC, 7.
rilous in the extreme, tCouId not therefore make
! any moral impression on community Men rea
/ il to bc amused not instructed Us they real The,
/ Boston or New York Herald. twas fippant il
was smart, It was pugmacOus il WAS unscr,,pu.
lous Why then did II not succeedf Beci,use
nobody could safely trust it because it said C..
nOugh ON the subject of r, FORM to lose the coun-
tenance Of conservatism, and equvocated and di.
luted too much to VIII the hearty support Of rad
icalism."
| In our opinion, the sane difficulty existed in III,
case of the Chronotype, which is found with many
profcs,ed rctormcr,, There was a crust of be-.
nevoence on tho surface, but there was also u
stratum Of malignity beneath, which was ever
Cropping out" Maliguitv never reforms any bo-
| dy. Il was never intended Of God That il shoull
do SO. Love is tho rriOrIllny agent, and God il
! declared to be Love,
! II is often observable that mon become actus-
| .rl hv mnli,ru ,nptyrs inscrsibly TO thems mselyp.