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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-18
When used according to dfrect1ons,
Will Cure Without Fail:

Scrofula, or Kings Evil; "a
Cancers, Tumors; W
Erupuons OF the Skin; ~
Eryslpelas; Al
Chronic Sore Eyes;
Ringworm or letters;
Scald Head; h
Rheumatism; Re
Pains in theBones orJoints
Old Sores and Ulcers; 81,
Swelling of the Glands;
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Lac
Salt Rheum; T.
Diseases of the Kidnevs;
Diseases arising from the. vi
use of Mercury;
Loss of Appetite; Al
Paia in the Side 81 Shout
ders;
General Debility;
Lumbago, Dropsy;
Jaundice. COstlyeness;
Sore ThrG@t;
Bronchitis;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-18

What Dr. Pyles Physician, by appointment, TO the
Louisville Marine Hospital, says OF Bulls SQrsa
parilla:
LOUISVILLE, March 90, l849.
have examined the prescription Tor the prepare
ton of John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and believe tie
lated 10 produce alteratv impression on the sys
tenn | have used it both in public and private prac
nee and think the best article OF SarsaparIa in
use NJ. Ply LES, NJ. D..
Resident Physician
at the Louisville Marine Hospital.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Horse Shoeing and Farriery,

VllE subscriber begS leave TO annouct to the public
that he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street the Catholic Church, where the business
oihorse shocng aud mrrery will be conducted on the
n'n,i scientific principles II is generally admitted
mat too many ol those who practice ShVclng to-
tally guoEnt OF rs principles, Thereby producing the
numerous eases Of contraCtonS and diseases Of the
feet daily witnessed. |, really brconies the duty oi
every one who values good hor7r 50 essential to
his profit well his pleasure to secure the servi-
crS Of a good tairicr iur so useful MI animal
fHfeen pcgrs practcai"XpenenCc il is hoped will
enable the subscriber to follow a correct system cal
cuatcd to prevent diseases consequent on unSkiliu
snocine; and when necessary, to rcucdythe errors
ol the past. / TANNING
Ottawa, Nov. O. SIS lG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attor nr y 8.

---.-s 80 ~ 4 ~
John IL. Murphy, attorney and Counsellor al
LGur, Ottawa, Illinois. aug lo, iooo'
Office IN the court house.
j. II. Mct:re:Or. attorney and Counsellor al
Lac, Oiidtpa. Office one door from corner OF
La Sale and Caual-sts directly IN front OF the
court house. Particular attention paid To aIencies
and collections. mp -o-olh'
Champlin n wallace. q c. Champlin-W II
l. WallaceJ attorneys and Connseliorsat Lan
Office up stairs III the next building north OF the
Pos, Office. nov %, 40.
L. \. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
Has removed hls office from Reddick's block, To
the room formerly occupied by the sherit, IN the
court house now Occupied IN par, by Lorenzo lie
laud. may ll9
Norris n Fisher, Geo IT. Norris--Geo 5. Fish
crJ iftorargs al Lgn and Land igents, Otta-
tpa W VIII pay particular attcntionto the pay
inent oi taxes IN any part oi Illinois, purchasing
and selling real estate, investigating titles, collect
ting dcmnnls, buying and selling military land
warrants aud locating them onthe best lands tor
soldiers OF others securing pensions and all claims
against the government. Office in the courthouse
April Is, 1919.
NJ. T.. up,iistcr, iuoraey and Counsellor al
Lac, and S,liei,or IN Chaneery--Oudrd, H.
Oiiis over the rear OF &. iurr's store, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan 4?
Glover & Cook, ~ q Glover--B {. Cook 1t
f1rasys and CpuHSriiors AZ Lae-Otfatrd OF
ice in RcdIici,s !.ock, east side OF the public
square. Jun lS-u
Henry G.. Cotton. Itigrnsg and Counsellor at
Ir,r anil Sl'.rifgr IN CtlRcerg--Otfdicd, us
Oti,e IN Redlicl.s block east side OF the public
suarc Jun ~
s. ,.RendalI. Iusuryai La,c-os@sso, Kea-
Kendall Co.. His Aug 10, lsis--u
G. \. in.aii.. ttioruey and Counsellor at Lac,
Opposite the sherman House, CHIC Ago, his
Particular attention paid 10 Agencies ond collect
ins. mrh ~ 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
= q uists 8.

Walker n IIickling. D,dlers in Drugs, Nedi-
eiaes, Paints, Ois, Furnishes, Patent Medi.
eiaes, G!lss, &c, Ottawa, H.
White * II inter. Dealers IA Drugs, Medicines
Paia,O, 0is, Patent Ncdi'IHss Fdrnishis, Dye-
sigfs.S- second store north oiihc Mansionhousr
Ottawa, III.
& l.. Thompson, DSdlerH DrGes. Patent Nedi.
cinc', Paints, Oiir, FURNISHES, Dye-sigrs, &c
Between CRY Hocand R"llick's block.
s. j. smith. D,dler in Drugs N,diciRes Paints
OILS. Dy; .SiuGs, sc. &c, Newark, Kendall coun-
L. ILLInn,A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Chain Pumps,

NE would call the attention Of the public gene
w rally and To farmers md stock growers II,
particular, to the utility and durability OF the above
named article. For ordinary purposes they rre s,i.
reror to all Other pumps rs ihr'y canno, freeze or
inurc the water and account otn remarkable sim
picy IN construction ro liable to get out OF or
der ar to he dcrangcd. A child ofa or 10 wears Of
age can draw water from ordinary wells vuh rn,e
and safety
All orders left at John iIossschs Office. Ottawa
will he promptly attended to. r. " Rowe
Ottawa, Sent IA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Business CARDS.
j. II, IIAylAI.l.E.
" OllLESALE aud retail dealer IN all kinds o
w Confectionery,

"OllLESALE aud retail dealer in all kinds OF
w Confectionery,
Toys Candy, Fruit, &c, Canal street, u few doors
westot LA Sale st, Ottawa
Wedding aud other parties supplied with ornn
menhlcontectiouary cakes, ice cream, &c &c nj
short notice. np 2ubm.
Carriage Il Wagon Mandatory.
w NJ PALMER returns thanks to the public for
w the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on
him ,andhaving associated himseliwith J G. GAY,
he would state that they are prepared to carry on the
Carriage and Wagon Making business,
in alits various branches Our stock OF lumber $
well seasoned, and We are determined to max. the
best work that is made in the country. Two-hors.
wagons kept constantly ON hand. All who wish 10
purchase are invited TO call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere Shop ON the
corner OF Columbus and Jefferson streets Lumber
takcnin cxchangc for work WIN PALMER
Ottawa feb II ,'iS GAY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Bl:IS'lx .l,,illcps,r

TllE undersigned having commenced the above
= business IN the shop formerly occupied ty Rich
ard Pembroke, will pay particular attention to sho.
lnghorses, and having hadmuch experience in tins
branch ol the business and from hs success iD shoe
ing not only for service hn 10 prevent interfering
and TO relieve the various diseases of the hooi &c
he bopcs to secure u shar. o'public pa,rorncc
MAY llth, ions Roxy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
5toraac s. formaroina.

Maurice Murphy, ,--Siorag. Eortrardinr and
Corinissi0R Merchant dealer in all kinds Of pro-
duce - -W.rrhous- east OF Charruauds were
house, man canal, Otlawn, Ill. toc, l9-Gm
Il. T. Charruaui, Storage 4 Commission Ner-
chant Wlrehor.r east side OF the bridge, Main
canal, Ottawa, H. nov %
l.. HILLS, Si,ragc. For,oadias and Commission
.Usrchat, d,Iler in all Kinds of produce, rrues
Warehouse, No. Side-cut. Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Misrellanrons.

r. A. Lantz n Co., General Dealers in all
kinds Of Lumber, Lafh. Shingles, Sash, Doors,
Cedar Posts, &c. &c.
n B. A liberal discount made in filling large bills
Yard on Vain Canal, formerly occupied by Wal
ker and fIlcking jne 22-47-u
ID w. T.. GOOhing. Saddle, Harness and Trunk
!Iller, and Carriage Trimmsr, at the sign of
"City Harness Shop" on Columbus ST., 3 doors
north OF Canal ST., Ottawa. Ills.
Thankful torpast patronage, no pains shall be spar
ed in the execution of work, and promptncss in
filling orders TO merit the confidence OF the public
Please call and examine our work before purchas-
ing elsewhere. lne l-6m'
q. Burr, Agent for Frotection Insurance Compd-
ny. HrUord--opposite the Mansion House.
George Smith, Fashionable Tailor opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and will be happy TO make up clothing for
allwho may favor him with their patronage a fl
warranted IN every case, Particunrattention paid
TO Cutting. Ottawa, may 10, lsi9
Seth Z. Ear, Carriage, house, and sign Painter,
-Papcrerdnd Glasier, Ottawa, III. Shop on Co.
lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage makershop
Jacob &. stone, Saddle, Harn.ss. and Trsnk
manufacturer and Carriage Trimmer. corner of
Canal and Columbuss,reets, Ottawa. mare
JOSH. wagner, Justice Of the Peace. Office in
the northeast corner OF the cour, honseup stn,rs
OttaBd. dec 40
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
HB n q no N0:
Brunker's Rife ManufactOry,

~ ME subscriber having returned from the ens,
alter vlsung the principal manufactures he
ia now prepared 10 manufacture III. ccrbrn-
ted Increase or Gaining Twist Rifle which he war
rants to be equal 10 any made ~ this state or else
where, lie Will also keep constantly on hnnd and
tor salc!n good assortment OF idoube and single bar
relied Fowl ling pieces, Powder Flasks, Game Bags,
shot Pouches, Percussion Caps aud usupcrior ati-
Gle OF Sporting Powder.
Aiikinds OF lobbngln the gunsmilh line done with
neatness and despatch.
Shop. on the east side of Columbus St. one door
south of the Union House i,;nr 22.tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Carriage 4 Wagon Mandatory.
Boat Building and Repairing
DIXON A. CHURCHILL

U" OULD inform the boating community
wv on the Illinois and Michigan Canal that
they have opened BOAT YARD, on
the Fox River Feeder, 200 yards from The main ca. p.
nal ntOTTAWA, H.. where they are prepared To
do anything in the line OF hauling out aud repairing
boats at the shortest notice and IN the best possible
manner and ON reasonable terms. MAY 5, ls5O-Gm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
& o tel 8

Fox River House, by J.. DrLAso, on the canal,
ucar the allaluct. Canal packets stop regularly
nj this house.
American House, near the confluence of the IL
lincls and Fox Rivers, and near the bridge
Mansion House, Ottawa III. by X THory. Pas
sengers carried tree to and from the canal pack
cts Stages arrive and depart daily.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Wagon Making and Blacksmithng
Il. BARNARD.

'hhES TINS method TO return his thanks to hls
i trends Ter the liberal patronage which they
have extended TO him thus iar, md rs he has lust
completed several important Improvements in Li- al.
ready extensive establishment, he hopes to gam n
-lIll more Liberal and extensive patronage from his
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09

70 PiOws.
y. NAITlNGER has n new supply of the
- d. urnnd Letour plows on hand The present
stock will be found superior to the pows heretofore
-od IN this place The manufacturer hns added
several important improvements. Persons wanting
breaking plows cnn be supplied. OTTAWA, mar . y
OQO BOXES glass, assorted sizes, from 7xy to
CSV l2x20, also Glassware. plain aud hui,ed
and sham boitomed Tumbcrs ,,,ist reed from, thr
manufactures and for sale by Walker l. Hickiins.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Cabinet Work and Chairs,
NJ UPHOlSTealNG & UNDERTAKING. q

II UPAOlSTeRlNG & UNDERTAKING. "
-Nk7 -'"- m
r1NHE subscriber begs TO return thank. for the lib
i eral support given him thus fer, and he will try
andmcrit its continuance. .H ... %
lie would respectfully remind his friends and the
public tha, his stock full Of such articles as he finds
in demand here. Of his own manufacture and impor-
ted. Al parranied az represented. Id -
Walnut Lumber taken in payfor furniture.
lie has on hand and makes to order mattresses,
cushions, &c, AZ good aud as checp as they cnn be
bought in st Louis or Chicago: he also keeps con-
s,tcnvy on haud ready made cofIins ofal sizes He
keeps Hearse. and attends funerals and his char
gcs will he found Low. PETER Russell.
L, Sallcs st., Ottawa, Aug, 10, 1850.
Select school.
MISS MARY s. LEE designs opening a select
~ schoo! for lads and misses, on Monday, Aug
-, IN the school room back OF the Methodist church,
formerly occupied by Miss Cody. t'.A'
Ottawa, Aug. u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Wagons and Bu-vics

He ilaters hnsclit,Et he can ust beat any cs,ab.
H-ilnent m the country, for neat and substantial
workmanship. He employs none bu, the very hes,
mechanics, and warrants the woodwork. Ir1njpp
and painting, al his wagons and buggi,s TO be IN
supposedly any hung OF The KIND IN the stats All
kinds oi Black >mithing
Done IN superior manner and with despatch.
BORSE SHOEING,
which he had abandoned Tor a while hns been re
commenced, Having employed an excellent shoe
er he invites those OF his friends who have horses 10
shoe, 10 brlng them along; for hc knows hc cum
glyr sa usincuon 10 the hardest To please
HIS Material IS OF the best quality He uses no
wood IN his wagons hut such as IS thoroughly sen
soned, and none but the best iron
In all hl- work ms prices w correspond with the
times; aud with hl- present facilities he feels conf.
dent thathe can do his work handsomrr, better and
stronger, and at prices as low as cnn be done any
where IN the west GIVE him call and ny him
for yourselves
G>s-CASH pnid for seasoned wood ior spo.es and
a1Ies. Ottawa, April ~, 1850 -39-ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Paints, Oils, &c.

WHITE Lead lnsccd aud lard oils, whiting
glass, sash, door trimmings sc. just received
at [mny3l .ff CuSANAN's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Wheat or Cash
WANTED

M USTpay some accounts and notesat J. G. Nat.
1VA fingers rery soon Aug, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17

re Tie EGpress thinks our list OF Federal OH
Ger. appointed here by Cen Taylor a very unne.
cesssry parade The Express WAS foremost
among those vho made it necessary by asserting
thatths Taylor appointees we're al Seward men,
or at least uDfriendly to Mo Fillmore. We shave
ahown beyond oRvi tnat this ia utterly at vari-
anca with the truth. The Express now says that
most of these appointments were made By the
consent or solicitation Of the then friends of Gov,
Seward" Have it co. then IL proves Shen
modcFt selfdenyiDg set, suoh as Politics seldom
turn up. Bus full hall the Custom House appoint.
meE;s in Ihis City we're Seward men, sAys TINS
Express Well they certainly had an o1d gay
Of showing it at our late Ward Maetngs. TO bs
4 friend Of Gov, Seward or even suspected OF Tx
Ing him, was enough to enlisE The ostdeady oP.
position Of ninety nine Of every hundred Rsy6nue
officers who came near the polls. Bat tue fact is
MT Rs The Express represents 1t A few Saw
ard men were appoiated, &ad hu! + few, and thcse
feel obliged in common Prudence 10 "siDg small
about these days Poor fellows boz mkn CW
ees b.s living in that way he must eat such pad-
ding sr lie can get
In elstion 90 the Poushkespsie Meeting. The
ExpreGs sAye
"Mr. ] B. requests Mr. q TO state In The
I11t1tfe, THAI III 10 manner whattoevsr did he
put il TO Gov. Seward, '-and lhas Ilo aoxie'
Oh the contrary, Compmensed him Mr. 8 for
some service st zone tine rendered. Mr. j B.
but d.feuoe q hiz Iown yotesin Congtess-nolhing
Certsinly, NJ B. but our article was condensed
from mi Official account Of the meesiog sens US
by cne who was nj. and Of It, aud i: expressly
stated that our frirgd Joe vas very sharp on Gov
Seward and We underatood it to ssy fut.bos that
NJ. B came out toerably strong On sawsrd,
jsn,' We think + hesrer sad friend would not
to likely TO msiePreEens the speakers.
By The way speaking Of J, B'a defending
hn votes il he won't be offended, We ,h3ud liEs
to inquire why ho eidDtyote on the paaaAss Of .ha
Fugitive Save bill We think that oil has many
Objectionable and some needlessly hssa proviaionsi
bns We know many good men do nt di.like Is as
we DO. The Express seema from day 70 day TO
represent ii as an act which ough! to have bssn
passed, ard ought now to be upheld. We shiak /.
uust be obsyed or at least not resiSad 90 long as
is the law but that it should be promptly re-
peslsd or essentially modified, Weme.n to sze..
else charity toward meg Of diverse convictions from
oursi bu: we ike to zee our Representatives.
name ca the Yeaa and Nsys On al Important qaas'
tious. wrong vote may be & rnis.ske, bu: g
dodge locks like e preR.sditsted betrayal of teuss.
" = Rave stated the whole cas- "a it looks to
Us, 20 as to give opportunity for fcll explanations
which wo sban copy. Open and fair discussion of
poins Of difference will bring oydtr cut OF chaos
and harmony ont Of discord. We snail be all righ'
Jet, il spite Of both Syracuse snd Utica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Hon WASHINGTON Hunt
Mr.. hunts Real q.

ALBANY, Friday, Oct II, }S5o
My DEAR SIR: have eoeiyed your letter III
relation 70 the proceedings Of the " hig State Con
ventics, and inolozing cerIsiu Resolutions which
syerc reported by Nr, Doer, aud siSerwsrd super.
seded BY the adoption o! Mr., coEnweli's substi.
Sutes
Ipet6 not say to you how sincerely regret tho
divisions to which you refer, twas ms e%ne't
desire that spirit of conoiliation should animate
Shs proceedings Of the Convention.
Twas consu.,ed on the subject before the NEST
lna of the conyeDtion and gaye my approval tothe
Revolutions to which you aIlade in the belief that
tho sentimen,s Of liberation which they express
would tend 10 insure harmony in cur ranks
ItappeSrod TO me that they presented common
Grounds Of i2stice and moaeyRton upon which al
Whiss righs unite without any abandonment OF
principle Considering tho poaision in which am
placed by the action Of the Convention, do not
feel my sell called upon TO dsouss the question how
FAR these Resolutions conflict in principle with
those finally adopted by she majority Every
Nhie muas Judge for hlmaef whether IN reAhty
.bere il such difference between them as 'honld
gepaIate sbese Who have long acted sogetSsr
united By common sentiments, Ia support o. 6rsH
ard vital principles 81 public policy
Asyou ask an exp eaSi'n VI iIy " -, If
beaitsse to state my views In rsiaNoa to tae dfe'
snces which unhappily distract and emosrfass tue
Whig patty at ths preaent moment
SO far al thege differences are persona lG toesF
character. consider tbem unworthy to ensa5s
abe thoughts or disturb the action of gress par
xy organized for the establishment and advance
ment Of durable principles, and not for the grstlti'
cation of political lea deFs la respectto the merits
of particular men, perfect freedom Of opinion ana
nraferanoe mpss be accorded TO all, IL is right
which camel be Questioned nor abridged, and which
trust Will never be permitted to arrest our prs
gress il the attainment of offsets Of paramount
public concern Men rise and fail; lhey flourish and
6asppear but the principles for which we contend
are Is sacred is the Constitution, and "a enduring
Es the rights oil self government,
Vhe poaitiou of tho Wing party o. she Uaion, In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
". H. nsmncrn,.c Whla 0sneral Oom.nlt.

zee, cefoJef4 l259' 60
Rec 4 Thstit recommended to tie 1Yhg f.7fSofl
% VIZ ~ go, iiei, u.ps} pisc5G 81 Wsod meeaogs.
m MoNoAY the 2lsIr act Veors, n or ~ 2cn
go, 49,, on tbst dby acd sJch other ciecsR ca toe
o.osc ward nIuisees tbsii previously designate
for he pufpess q cooo9s ~ 'nS G.EhhsL a lle aea
Wsro CopDinee uaV ORDER 500 dlec oels&a1es 10 t2e
mAYeEAL1Y coNy.NTtoN for ths purposs Of nom
moth Asvor AID Governor Of the Alas Ho9Bs De-
psrtnep sid Convention to consist Of three tom each Of
me &c 1sDcIsRy coxyExros to nnin.te City Judge
and pluic Aturley an 10 consis of ike number IS
the hit orally Convention.
6 CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS. Thst Tor 'ne Rhro
Ter gfe,aual Ds.rct M composed OF five delegates
from each WaId In Ditct that Of The Foufih Con
re.sior ii Dsric competed Of elk delegates 10 be
elected from esch Ward OF ssd District ana Toe So oele
gates 10 10 be- elected choose before proceeding 70
Nomination tp aooinonsl delegate from The dsFfc' 1a OF
zbe Filth Congressional District 10 be composed OF elgn
from each ward sad District and to elect In
axe insrneY ihone deee'e hat OF Inc slxsn o9
rsssol Daric to he competed OF hVe delsgeS W Vo
ELECTED Hon each Wsdiu be District
4 & CONVENTION to nominate mepbers OF Aassn8!1'
nnd "a ron.st or evfp rnsnosrh 10 each Assembly Dis
s, 10 Districts c9fnposed Of TWO Wards each Ward
aherep hall five dsegses snd hs dee2ses 20 sGc
ed to choose tbe Dis1rc ia adolonai ose&@'e Oe
fore ptoee peipg to made anominason ...,
g. 4 GoNvEFTIos of such number AZ me resps 5.
sd Gopy,4S9s ssa p 9ooo oceYs N1
The Conventions so to Dc elected VIII a''eoio az 'i
she ftyoraty Convention on The 22d October, at71
Pm q, ne BroRdwsy HouIe
The Judiciary Convention on the 3d. at "a M al me
Rhe Congressional Conventions. the 24h. at u F.M.
al the following pauied places.
ND Cong essio1B Disttict, att Broadway.
Wi Congregational DisrcI a. Eastern Emblem, Grand
Ut belv esn Forsyth and Sid i6ge e's
Vtb rnrerettior al ptsHct, wsy Hopse.
Wit CoIg,essooel Disuict Constitutional Hail. Bfosd'
way 40. .t,,pu .,.ha
following placer
ia Assembly Dt..riGt 81 Norih American HoIsl;
XII Assembly Disldci at Overs Hotel. cor Thfo Ave
nuespd Eighty sxlhit ,,,o ,u.,a
Che ober Assembly Conventions and $50 lhe VIII
be d. ced by Tho " erd Committees By 3.t order ,
sOWDfPCH BLUHf, Chsirmsn
a my : Wsmr ~ Secretaries. ol7lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
Bg For late and important Telegraphio
dispatches see First Page.

u Our friend JOE HoxIE. we nre reiably az
suled. did not speak unkindly Of Gov. Seward per.
sopally, in MS late speeches at PoushkeeP'ie and
Newark, wherein be advocated the cause OF the
Boilers from the Syracuse Convention. We trust
We wefe not understood as charging him vita per
tonal i'll viii to Gov 8e~ar1 bat only with takios
exceptions to bis Senatorial career, wnioh Is she
wy bis speeches were represented to u.s. Mf.
Bozie is incapable OF personally tradaoing, for
Politics sake. the btoreat Loco Fooo muoh less
ere whom he recognizes as an able and efficient
Wing And, as We understand he has lately
avinced WARN admiration for Senator FooTE on
National grounds, we could not easily be made
to believe that bis platform was not wide enough
also to hold Gov Seward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
nIonrsomery Oouu,y-Di,rrict Ne. ,.

IWbU3hOINbFl VUNNfl TOT IFV'
Atsmeetiug of the Wings OF Assembly Dis'rics
No >, Of Montgomery County, heId at the hause Of
r. W Bingham In Csnaj3harie, on Monday the l4th
inst in pursuance OF previous notice, Tor che Pu,-
nose ~ lending dslegsts 70 the Convention TO DO
held at Jsies on the l7sh inst. Dir. Joseph White
was called TO the chair, and Peter D. Bestche'
chosen Secretary.
After the object Of the meeting had been stated,
the follow ing resolutions were adopted
Rescired that ths mteuug fuy concur Ia The nontna'
tio1s Of syrAcufe Convent OF SEPTEMBER e. 1850
Res1eet, That his meeting deem tneTpffeH to send
De egae 10 The Uuca Uonvel ton rom his DsIrtcI
Rtsoiud Yh. the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
llihe4 in sil the Dbg papers IN the sIa!e
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
JOSEPH WHITE Chahmsn.
PETER BFrTIcHER Secretary.