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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

Flag Of the free hearF'a ONLY home,
b. angel hands 10 yAor given,
I nv stars have liz The welkia dome
And ali thy hues were born IN heaven;
Forever foAt that standard sheet
Where bre&thes the foe but falls before IA
With freedoms soil beneath our feet.
And freedoms banner streaming Ger US.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29
LEwIsTowS, January %. lSG

RA-Tha highest market price viii be
paid for good Barley and Rye at Fisher
Brewery,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29
Estate Of JAIME. HeeIintiek, deceased


NOTlCE ia hereby given that letters of ad.
~ ministraticn on the estate of JOHN RA-
GER. late II Decatur township. Miflin county,
deceased. have Lesn granted to the undersign.
ed. residing in the bosough Of LewiGtown,
All persons indebted to said ssta,e are Ts
quested TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims to present them duly au.
thenticated for settlsment
jams c. HOOVER, Admr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07

ma si.Ds,obss which purPOrt to give the
- ol the visit OF the French Aia-
'.... ~ !. Richmond may be styled "impoEian',
is ,s',. ,.,'s9 n true the rebels obtained oe'
oo,d : comfort from .bs representative OF the
FmDepOr. They were assured that they
were not to be recognised as among the ha-
lion, Of The earth that the blockade Of their
ports was considered effective; that the war
had demonstrated their utter insbi'''tY 70 cope
with the power of the Government 'oA'
their proposed guerilla warfare would be a
return 70 barbarlsm, such as would bring
upon them the odlum Of the world, and es-
peoially that the destruction Of their cotton
and tobacco, while It would not accomplish
its intended object Of frightening foreign
nations into aiding them, would only bring
mon them theill win Of France and England
Who would suffer more than the United
States. In short they were pursuing
course Contrary to humanity and the in
tetesss II nations, end Il they cOntin
ued the war in the manner they proposed to
do, they would incur the hostility of all for
elm governments. This was strong Ian
Vaage, but the circamsiances certainly justi
aed IT, and the speaker was one Ehose PO
sitiOn required tina; they should listen t.
him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
The RnttIe Of Camden. N. O.

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
ouirsr gives this account of the battle Of
Camden, n. O., by a part OfGsu. Burnside'S
army:
The Ninth and Eighty-ninth New York,
and the Sixth New Hampshire, under the
command Of Col. Hawkins, were landed ct
the mouth OF the Pasquotsnk river, about
A. N. Of the 18th ult., and sent forward to
take possession of bridge near South Mills,
but did not succeed in reaching it, having
missed the way. The Twenty.first Aassa-
chusetts and Fiity-frst Pennsylvania were
landed at the same place about sunrise, the
transports having been delayed about four
hours BY want Of suitable pilots to bring
them in.
They we're furnished with two days "a
tions and sixty roundc Of ammunition, and
the column advanced rapidly along an excel.
lent road. About ten A. n, they were
Joined BY the troops under commend Of Col.
Hawkins. The weather was very hot and
oppressive, and the troops were much ex-
hausted by their long march and the want Of
water, their oanteens having been emptied
early in the day, and there not having been
an opportunity 70 all them again.
About noon, as Gen. Reno was about 10
order 9 halt for rest and dinner, they were
surprised BY q discharge of round shot and
canister. The rebel battery was masked by
the smske from q dwelling house and out
buildings, which had been set on FIRE for that
Purposs. In consequence Of the exhaustion
Of the men, It was some time before the troops
could all be placed in position for the battle.
This was accomplished after time, and after
some severe fighting, during which Colonel
Hawkins, with his ZOuaves, made a desperate
charge upon the Third Georgia Regiment Of
Volunteers, across an open field, which was
rspulsed By destructive fire from the enemy,
-oar troops succeeded in getting in their rear.
The whole line Wss then advanced, and
Tremendous volleys Of muSketry we're poured
in upon the enemy, and four hoWitzers, under
the command Of Col Howard Of the Marine
Artillery, were used with great effect. The
rebels were unable 70 stand this Ere, and
broke and fed precipitstely to the woods, and
were seen no moro. As Gen. Reno had no
cavalry, he was unable to follow them. As
the troops were not supplied with ammuni-
ton or rations Sufficient for another days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
NEW YORK llARKET-nIay a.

tBG EaLnalAFMal
El0UR--h Market rules heavy and 5aIOo lower
With Emitted demand for export and modsrate home
trade ipqusrp Market closing hssTY Win no buY-
sSisS asoS bbiS Il SSOOas o5 f,r ,Bp.rsn. ,t....
sol3Szs. IT s4tEs state s5009505 ioT Supsrfns
brands Extra round hoop Ohioi SB,5O6s5O ior trads
brands . = =
sslszs:SADA BI.OUR-Markst heavy and SelOe
oWer. Sales 80 bbls At t5,l596S5 for gpTin IS 40
0i,hQ for winter extra. 80 y w
BYE ~ HHAAHie-ha-rs@. So. --. .,a ,ts.5- aalss
bbls At S2,7O@276 for jersey $500 for BrandyWi3e.
VYHTaK KY-Nnrket less active but prices with
opt decided caangs. Sales $50 bbls at 24h025o tlr
T1mSrkst & dull and declining. Sales
$500 bash red state at y 2ol,22; $40 bush winter
Canada club on private terms. lu
RYE-Harkst is quiet at sOls9e.
BARLKY-MaFketn nominal eoela,o.
CORN-MArket dull, heavy and declining. sales
s. o bush at b60b9o for mixed western In gtore qnd
dsliveTsd solhfarioF do 5I859o for southern and
OiTs@Markes firm. Sales ct S9as1xe for Jsr-
asE, Oansda, WesteTn and state.
OOFPRR-Rlo less active but prices for all Do
scriptions are we'll maintained. Sales 90 bag. Rio
At isc; $50 bags St. Domingo for export on private
o1bs a sis7Ee; 30 hbds Porto Rico St sfo. Re-
hued sugars are In demand and prices have advaneed
We quota ground, granulated and orushed at io7ss:
As9Ea-Market staady and arm, Sales 26
hhda RaFhAdhaa At 21n; IN h.- ,1oa muucoVadO at
2SaSso the Iattsr price for ehoiea new q hhds new
and old crop Porto Rico Ct sa0sei and ~ auction'
100 hhds do'at 270S5c. -,
! HOPs1hsTkst steady and very hrm, with med
crate sales making ct l20l8c for new. -,
pORK-Markst more actIVe and ehale nIler.
Sales $50 bblI at SlsOl Tor mess; 9ls9l ior
prime mess; sl0OOAlO25 for primes Sl2o9 @ ior
thin mess Included IN the sales are bo8 Dos Lnln
meIa to arrive at el2,25 and 1000 bble s % il7
delivery ct $500. ,,,..,,,-
RRFR-Marke rules quiet and dTm. Sales $50 bbls
ct 81 5O055o eonntry primei tsia0ssy0 ioF o2PntEy
mess; Sl2.008ls,6O for rspscked me98i tltTOa0laOu
for extra mess.
RGIMR 8 MISS BRRF-AsFkst quiet and nom
lnal at SI0,O0.
RRKF HlHIa-Markst inactive.
OFT nIEAEf-MaFket more active. Sales 9ol
packages An41<o for shoulders; 44el6Hc for hams,
HHdl0N aIBFS-In good demand. Sales l27o
boxes at SIC for Cumberland cut middlsi SIC for
rough retrimmed short ribbed middles; 7Hc Yor
handsome do; 754c for long clear THc for snort
'I.KRD-In good demand. Sales $3.50 bbls at ~
BGFTRR-ssninsa At lOOr79tO for Ohio; lSsiso
for stale.
at 1880,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07


West Point, named In the disPatcn q
Ceneral Mcclellan as the locality 70 Enicn nS
intended moving the Division OF Senera. .
Franklin, and as many more 81 our sAnAlA1' l'l1
men as practicable, Is an inais"'s
iaqe IL giLe az -..hesnt VIE
~ - appearance, situated In the
vOutherly angle of King William county,
and at the junction of the Pamunkey and
MattRpony, two rivers which here form the
York River. Although ct the present time
small settlement, It was anciently 3 place
Of considerable prelensions, and has con-
nected with il several historical "reminiscences.
Opechancanough, Z, a celebrated Indian
Ohiei, the brother Of PoWhatan, and the su-
thor of the great massacre Of 1922, resided
there, and In 1875 the followers Of NsthaDi,
Bacon, during the rebellion which took bis
name, oeoupIed and fortified it.
West Point is about twenty-five miles by
wsler from Yorktown and about thirty-fVe
miles from Richmond, with which it iI con.
neOted by the Richmond and York River
Railway llJ.0 sdWA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
Unlou ssntInsnr Ia RIshmsna.

Evidences sre not wanting to show that
Union sentiment prevails extensively at
Richmond, partly, doubtless, from the antic
ipatlon Of the arrival Of the Union forces,
but also from undoubtsd love of the ''gOOd
old days Of yore," when trade and com
msres were plenty and famine calamity
unfhought Of. The telegraph reported, a day
or swo ago, the shooting of a man for calling
out 70 q Federal prisoner ct q window Of a
prison, thst MCCLELLAN would be along in a
fsE daya'' John Minor Bolts, who has been
imprisoned for along time in Richmond for
bis ORiOn sentiments, has been sent further
SoutE for safer keeping. The Richmond
psPsfs frequently refer TO the undoubted ex-
istsnoe Of Union feeling and even Union
clubs IN that city, and now the Enquirer has
found q new cause for alarm. It says that
Il l. fact that there is q "pretty fair sup.
ply" Of United States Treasury Notes in that
city which are greedily bought up at afty
es1h On the dollars and in this It sees a
bsIisf that the Federal army will soon Be- ID
DouIszion. No dpubt the Enquirer Is cor
ret snd that when our troops reach that
eity they wiz End hearty welcome nom
THOUSANDS who have been kept down by des-
pOtio power.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
NJ FIIrht at YorkEoWR.

Wesre not Of those who believe 'ha' '''
-.,r..t of the rebels from Yorktown Wss
u,,..,.,,V- niscs Of strategy, or that they
h.v. u6snasomeiy outVitied Mcclellan
T..- a. h.oapse they could not hold the
.la- 49,. .,s soared nothing % much as 'ne
s5spinq Of the siege by the federal COM
ng5ser. Tasir Works there were OF the
.,,r..,v s,ropgozt description; they had been at
work upon them ior months, ana had iorn-
vfA ssS the whole breadth Of the Peninsula The
.sss guns found BY our advancing columns were
M ,,ouaksrs'' bat verltAble and formidable
Disoos Of ordnance such IS they would nsEef
have left there If they had been evsouAnng
for weeks in favor Of another stronghold.
Whether they viii stand before reaching
.aaa1 Richmond. at that city or anywhere in FH-
g,nis il Of oourse matter Of conjecture only.
0e - The list accounts represent their army as
asnoralised and disheartepsd, The most Of
the trSops regarding any further attempts Q
Tzstsiu Their beiiiou as sheer folly.
But wherever they may 60 or stay, Nc
Oellsn is hard after them, and viii force
gfG6 tbsul to aght or dispsss F9 show that he
Was prepared for this very move, should 1t
A t.ko plsoa. We havssthe TACT that Gen
tFroklln's division had never been disem-
barked from the transports, but were held
on board in readiness to pursue the enemy
"a up the York or RaPpahannock river a. the
shortest notice That there were thousands
Of msa, with ali the accompaniment Of
SOC horses artillery, forage, provisions Sc, upon
sr' transports at anchor in the bay at Ship
Point two weeks ago, we can testify from
vsr-ousl observation. Why they were kept
49, idly living in the stream and bay the men
did not know, but the history Of the past
fhsse DAYS shows that Mcclellan had Pur-
pose in it which future events justified.
But a few days can elspse before East-
ern Virginia Is cleared Of any formidable
rebel army.
A washington dispatch to the New York
Einsss saysi
otis not improper now to say, that Gen.
NcClellsns plan Of the campaign on the
sina Peninsula was, when be got into position
before Yorktown, to have Gen. Mcdowell
put across 70 the head Of the Peninsula with
6o,Ooo men, and cut of the rebel retreat that
has now taken plaes. If this plan had been
----o carried ont not 8 regiment Of all the rebel
srmy ct Yorktown would have escaped but
the plan wa changed ct Washington, after
General McJlellan got before AorAto"n'enu
changed without his knowledge OF consent.
His enemies blsme him now for letting the
enemy get away, the very thing, above all
0thegg that kcOlellens plan, if followed,
would have e6ectuslly prevented"
A dispatch from Baltimore says that the
Chief Engineer Of Gen. JOhnsOn's army was
-- oapsaTed at Yorktown. BE states their force
at 81, 900 men, but completely demOraliEed.
BE ays they win not stand anywhere short
Of Richmond. Oar gznbOats have done
good service IN pursuit of the flying enemy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07

The financial and commercial G Budget
which Mr.. Gladstone recently presented to
the British Parliament is document Of great
interest to Americans as well as Englishmen.
The exhibit fills ten columns Of the London
Times, and any full abstract of it would
therefore be too long for our space, but few
fscts from his references to commercial rela-
tons with ourselves are worthy of reproduc-
ton. In 1850 the exports to this country
amounted to Ell, ,667, 900, in 1851 they sank
TOE ,O6s, 900, showing diminutiOn of &l2,-
COS 900. This decrease Of $6O, 100000 in
exports, great as It is, be regards as Of lesser
importance than the crisis in the cotton trade.
And while upon the cotton question, the eff
cheney Of the blockade became subject of
remark. It VIII be gratifying to our read
era, who have heard from England only the
rToWling Misrepresentation of the London
Tines that the blockade was Intellectual, to
know that the financial Secretary of Great
Britain acknowledged its effectiveness in
these words: "Under these circumstances it
Is certainly singular that, during the last
year, we should have seen an example Of a
blockade which, while one of the most eX-
tsnsive, has also been one of the most strin-
gent and ef6cacious ever instituted"
The prices Of cotton in the English market
proves this; The price of ordinary Amer
iean cotton-Uplands, Alabama and Mobile
lin Liverpool, in March, 1861, ranged from
SD to 7ad per pound. In March, 1852, the
price Of the same descriptions ranged from
lO8d to I'D per pound, that is to say. in
round numbers, the price has almost doubled,
which be regards as " exhibiting in the main
the difference between the estimate Of the
severity and efficacy of the blockade before
it had actually been felt and the results, as
they are now within our knowledge and ez-
perisnee."
Among other items Of the years expenses,
be says that the dispatch Of troops to North
America cost the government Ss5O,OOO
or S425O,OO0, all of Which-although he
does not say so-might have been saved if
Lords Palmerston and Russell had acted with
ordinary official honesty.
England is becoming fully convinced that
the best course for her own interests is to up
hold tbe Union and discard all thought Of
aiding the shattered OonfedeFacy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07

u EAAasA4hAsA
EIONRY--Mnrkut rules very easier et 4G4f ,
can't for call loans; and sos csnt for strictly prime
SITRRJTNG RECHANGF-Mhrket dull and
lower; IIsalis4 for merchants and 1is10n4 for
bankers Bills. -
f3OLD-Amerioan gold has declined 70 2Sa24 =
cant premium. California gold bars lover and dTli
GOVRRHMENT RTOOKa-MArkst lover
United States s 81 l0l4 8l2i sl0 Treasury Notes
los.
SROOKs-Marksth higher and closed arm. Obi
oago Rock Island SIS; Cleveland Toledo l65si
Illinois Central scrip 634; Michigan Southern gnar-
anteed 50; Michigan Southern 25S; Chiesgo. Bur
linQtOn 3 Quincy 20; Michigan Central SIS; Harlem
IS; Hudson 406; Erie S93S; Erie preferred 81; New
York Oentral98sH; California 70 sl4i Brooklyn Wg-
1I7H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
-. LlnooIp,s Rro,her Dent.

Mr.. Samuel B. Todd, brother Of Mrs Lin
coin, died on the battle field Of Shiloh al his
wounds received in the action Of the 7th Of
April. He was q gallant private in the Ores-
cent regiment and died in defence Of his
country against the hiTeling invaders whom
the husband Of hls sister, AbrshAm LineOln,
sent to dsIqsts our country and dlshoDn:: our
people.--RssD UFtsgRs peItd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
0OMMERCIAIr.
oLEVELAND PRODUCE mAEE
AORHIHa

HsADER OFFIUE,
HDEE1DAT MoRHIHa, may 7, lsd2-
FLOUR-Ihe market yesterday Wta duh and
unchanged, and no sales worth reporting.
WHEAT-Msrkst Arm Sales Of 400 bus red
from StoEo 81 Loo. and 600 bus do st the same.
OORN-Markst steady and quiet. sAls Of 1900
bee sHost at go and l car on trnok at the same.
OATS-Harkst quiet ct go On track, with sale Of
car ct that prics.
HIGHwNEs-harkli advanced 10. sslSa Of
90 end % bblg ct 2lo.
BUTTKR-MArkst dull at iIoIso for common
10 vorT choice roll.
LARO-Markot steady and quiet Sale of75 bbls
st 716o.
RGGS-Dull ct sasKc.
POTATOEs-sslss OF 10 bus prime BsShan.
nOoks ct 400.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
DIR. ]. W.AYER
Receives patients daily, at the


DELL H0US e.
His extraordinary success IN the speedy and per-
mansnt cure Of these diseases, as we'll ns steT de-
hat isdirOoy lead 70 oOBIHmptpg, has slioltod
the strongest testimonials from many Of the bost
citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity.
Persons sutsrin from coughs, night sWeaiH, bleed
ing ct the lungs, general debility, partial deafns
imperfect sight, loss Of voice. enlarged neck loss Of
appetite, languOr despOndsneY, heart complaint,
dicnlty Of breathing, diseases peculiar to women,
&C., should apply Immediately,
By this new system the remedy is carried directly
to the diseased part, and a UURE 4 effected, even
amer all other medicines have been tried in vain.
~ The Patient begins to improve llom the vsry
day Of beginning to use the medicines They are
highly acceptable to patients who cannot take
''GtrOnE medicines"
~ The Doctors charges are always reasonable
and especially Light to those In limited eireum
stances.
The strongest testimonials from hundreds Of the
best people in this section Of the country will be
shown upon application. apll-d6w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07
UHICAGO NIARKRE-aIay 3
IN FlLEs1AFHsI

FL0UR-Market dull and unchanged.
WHRAT-mArket quiet and lc lower Sales ct
sSc fer No /; 76e for No. z.
fsOHN-M4rket unchanged.
RBCEIPTs-lysoO bbls n0uTi So,eo0 bush wheat
$40 bush corn
HHIPNT RNTa-IS,O0o bbls nOur; iO3t 900 bushels
wheat; 1z8 O00 bush corn "a.
FEIGHFS-Quiet and easy.
RXOHANGR-UnohanEs Gold scarce, 81 y
aar,kr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07

BRAhDRErh'5 VE6EEABLE PILLS
Are iofaiss for eOsiivonssl, spasmu Ioss Of svD,-
tie, sick headsche, siddinssa, sense Of hloatnq a.
ter meals, dizziness, dFox slnsss, and cr,mpin4
pains, and all disoi dors Of the stomach ana bo.lS
- Ohginal Letter a. ~ Canal Street, New
York.
:. .. D. COOK, publisher Of ths Btsts Banner,
5enninst03, VT says ho vas attacked With DIS
PEPsIA, and Huisred 80 severely from It, thst nos
particle Of fo1d oould Be sFall1Es without oooa-
aioning the Host uncomflrtsbis sensation In bis
stomach For hTe years ho suffered from IN,
drtadfnl eomplaint, VII n be ussd BaAHDHErHis
PILLS The Grst box did not bsnaafhln nush.
but ths sfoond pfoducoi change, and b. The tine
Pe had iak. 81 bofea o0hPEE . pUEB vas
saectsds He SAYS ny dgspspsia was gone, and NJ
sEPsetatiou Of an early dsath VsnlEbed %
BRsNDs ETH's Pills are sol II the uribsIu,i
Once, ~ Canal Str-sf, and Unioa square, Esu
York.
Obtain your irst supBlT from one q thess dspotI
or from one Of the regular advertised agents for ha
Geuuiae BFAndre.h's PIIs; you vim thsu know how
to discern between the irue and isi5a.
Sold By A. 8. Gardnsr, 2z9 sursrior at1est, Us4s-
land, Ohio. and By all IsipectsbIs dsalsEs IN medi-
cines
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M A R IN E.
PORT OF OLEYELANP.
EHTEEED-May 9.

EETEEED-Maye.
stmr. May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. New York, Monroe, Dunkifk, mdse.
Prop Water Witch, Sweeney, Buffalo.
Prop. Owego, Drake, Dunkirk, mdse:
PrOp Gov Cushman, Traverse, Dunkirk, mdse.
PROP Rocket. Rice, Buffalo, 122l half bbls fish.
Prop. Racine, Arthur, Chicago mdse
Schr. wellington, Simpson, Bay City, 22I M
sohr. s. r. kimBali, ygdsOn, Buffalo 1000 bbls
sohr. Australia, Anderson, VermilliOn.
schr. Seaman, Flood, POrt Huron, 96,46s feet
scOw Industry, Dibble, Lexington, IS N lumber.
oLEARED.
Stmr May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prop. Rocket, Rice, Buffalo, 500 bbls hour, sun
Prop. Racine, Arthur, Chicago, 1872 pkgs mdse,
1870 grind stones, J2T kegs nails, 6l1 boxes
nails, 80 bdls iron, ITO bars iron, Is Piees
iron.
Prom. Gov. Cushman, Traverse, Toledo.
Schr. Parsons, Young, Chicago, coal,
Schr. H. c. Post, Green, Toledo, tons grind
stones, % kegs nails, IL bdls iron, bdis
spring steel, bbls -four, tons coal.
Schr. Ariel, Frasher, Bay City
VESSELS PAssIEa-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the 9th:
Up Steamer Traveller; Propellers Nioolette,
Mendoza, Potomac; bark Parma; schooners Geo
Goble, Tom Dyer, Revolving Light, Mary NJ.
Scett.
DowE-Barks A. Stevens, Twilight; brig Sir
Charles Napier; schooners Petrel, Zephyr.
Passed on the 4th;
UP-Propeller Ogdensburgh; bark Sonora;
schOoners Rush, Adriatic.
DowN-Propeller Acme; barks Mary Stockton,
Malta brigs Gen. Worth, Venice, @ B. Blair,
Orkney Lass; schOOnsrs A. Rust, n. F. johnson
Lewis Cass, Reindeer, Robert Emmitt, Aerial
j. F, Tracy, A. Bronson, Shanghai.
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ountat
Quilt Ut
-., ..-s, hosl,i george OeD-e

llis nii'.-
Quilt ut
..-st h0.,.,i george Gcb-e
81, + -.LUswego
SrEAMEe TRAvELER win tul loaa Of Heisnt
for Lake Superior, took her departure on 2atnf,,
day evening She bad also, gool nnin9si IIss ~ ~
passengers The propeller Gen IsyloI ,Si. lIls ~
0ntouagon on friday evening, ana tne Mlnel.
Rock for the same destination, on SATURDAY eve
ming
A RACE between two %
place on Lake Huron our crack tugs took
batants being tbe y on Friday last, the com.
W. h CssiIe - sohn Martin and ne new tTQ
distance ofr 1he latter claims the victory bV 4
zee IsIr some five miles We are disposed 10
! 10 hsss ay and await the return OF ne Martin
= her statement OF the affair.
FROM letter received yesterday from Cant.
Coe' In which he gives a mast graphic account Of
the race, We have no doubt that Il was fsirly won
BY the "Castle'.
:, AoRogED--We learn By the steamer Pearl.
@ @tlAt Diack bark, upward bound lies hard
aground In the river between this and MAIDEN.
Ahe name ls not given The steamer Albion is
trying 70 get her OF. LIt 'llI- =
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AERIrEn ID HEED. TRNIl

A EbIEND IN MID. TIHII,
Or. sWsst's IHFALhIBLE LIEnIENT iI prs
'arsd lrcm ths raoPs Of Or. Stephen Essi, o. OoR
asoticut, the great bone asttaE, and has been use
n hla practice for the last twenty Teara With "a
nost astonishiRs 8ucooE. As sa external roned
is without q rival, and win alleviate pain nor
poedilg than any other preparaiiou- Ror al Rheu
natio and Nervous DisordsFa o s truly inialihls
md e. . curative ior Sores, Woundss spraina, Bra-
y, &C., its soothing, healing and powerful strength
ning propsnBitiss, excite the juEt wonder and q
'ouishEnent Of all Who haEanFgE ElVen it trial.
lVeF four hundred csrtidcste5 Of remarkable clEa
e,iormed By lt within fhe last tuo years, Gttelt
htn iAct. strong a Armetrongs Agunil for yleFa
snd dsci0altooewdfu fusR1i I
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