Albany, Feb. 2, 1912.
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Albany, Feb. Q, 1912.
Mr.. Editor-Ih have seen a number of notices in
various papers, speaking in the highest terms of
your publication, and would say to you, go on,
for your enterprise is worthy one. You have
the good will of our citizens generally. would
say of Mr.. NJ, that have been acquainted with
him for nearly 81 years, during which time have
never known him to be absent from this city for
more than six or eight months, and have always
heard him spoken of by our citizens, in the most
hattering terms. have known him as steward
of different steamboats, for about fifteen years
He has been in my employ four seasons, and will
only add, that man filling that station must be
one of honesty and integrity. E.R.


From the Daily Advertiser.l


Bz. "The Northern Star - is the title of
weekly paper recently established in this city by
an association of colored persons, and devoted to
the interests of the colored race. 1t is in good
hands and will, we doubt not, conduce to good re-
suits.


IT, Ny saying that the thinking part Of ..-
the title of weekly IS fpsaf.lo 'uoo!qna 6poolq sq'
unucT TIE ulTeCtlOH VI d COulrIIlLec Vi our dDeSL
coored citizens The object of the paper is to ad-
vocate temperance and the dissemination of gem
eral information among the colored population
1t is credtable to its conductors and worthy of
general support


From the Albany Microscope.l


{as> "The Northern Star and Freemen's Adyo-
cate" is the title of little paper commenced in
this city by an association Of colored persons, at
So per annum. 1t proposes to give the" news of
the day, advocate the cause of temperance and
reform and the equal rights of man, and to dissem
mate education among the colored portion of COM
munity." The undertaking is audabe one, and
we trust they may be sustained in it, by the libe-
raj of all classes.