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Lecture Miss Anna E. Dickinson
will lecture at Starr Hall on Thursday
evening next, the 29th inst. Subject :;
"Home Thrusts" Admission, 90 cents.
Tickets and seats can be secured at
Nicholsons' Book Store.
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Strattan's Corner-G

Strattan's Corner.-Go to Strattan's
corner for nice Cloaks, Cloths, Cassi-
meres, &C., DC. II. c. Elliott has been
in the market since the great decline in
Goods, and is selling at panic prices. l
would call special attention to my stock
of BRUSSELS, Ingram and Rag Carpets,
which ] propose to sell very low for
cash. Also a nice lot of Oil Cloths and
Hemp Carpets, at very low figures.
HI. c. ELLIOTT
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Anew REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH

Is THE BEST.
1t is made on the best principle while the foreign
watch is generally made no principle at all The
foreign watch is mostly made by women and boys, BY
hand While their labor is cheap, their work is dear
at anv price. Such watches made without plan,
and sold without guarantee. They irregular in
construction, and irregular in motion. They
designed only TO SELL and they buying is the party
most thoroughly sold. Those who have kept "aneers
lepnes, and swiss levers" in protested repair for
few years wll appreciate the truth ofour statement.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces, screwed together the body of the American
Watch is formed of of SOLID PLATES. No jar in
terferes with the harmony of its working, and
sudden shock can throw its machinery of gear.
In riding any business pursuit, it is all held toge.h
firmly single eoe of metal Il is just
what all machinery should be
Ist.ACCJRATE, %. SIMPLE, Sd, STRONG. 4th,
ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure cheapness by system, hu,
quality We do not pretend that our Watch can be
bought for less money than the foreign believes
but that real value is sold for one-haf the
price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH named VIM. Eilery is
wlatits indicates Solid, Substantial, and alwahs
Reliable to stand any of Marching
Riding any fighting
Our next higher quality of Watch manned P. S
Bartlett similar in size and general appearance, but
has more Jewels, and more elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES WATCH, recently brought out, is
put up in great variety of patterns many of them
of beauty and workmanship, is quite small, but
warranted to keep time
THE PROOF of the merits of our Watch may oe
found in the fact that employ seven
hundred workneu in factories, and that
still unable supply the constantly increasing de-
mand.
Our threequarter plate watch is thinner and lighter
than the others have described. Its fine chronom
eter balance is delcatey adjusted the vara
ton caused By change of temperature These watch
the fruits Of the latest experiments in chrononery,
and made BY best worknen, in separate de-
partmeni Of our factory For the finest tiue-keeping
qualities they challenge comparison with the bes
works of the most famous English and Swiss makers
ROBBINS Il APPLETON
Agents for the American Watch Co.
ls2 Broadway, New York.
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The Eaton IL Hamilton r. X. was sold
on the 18th inst, for five hundred and
sixty thousand dollars. f. w. Mcclure,
Esq, of Eaton, O., bid off the same as
one of the Trustees.
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Withdrawsls.-Messrs. Othaiel Beeson, and ii
b. Payne, authorize us to withdraw their names AZ
candidates for the nomination of State Senator
Major John S. Lyle, withdraws from the list oil can
didatss for the Sher,ity, and desires us to say So
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nASxEa ar DISTRIBUTION.

CERTIFICATES naaliBg each article and its value,
ere placed n SEALED = hLoPEss which are veil
nfxe5 Ore o. tia=se Envelopes. containing the Ger
if-ste or 0r8er for some article worth At least
lolar retail viii r. SEPT By mail 70 any address
~i.bout regard u cosee on receipt Of IS Cents The
purchaser sill Sc what Article !. draws, and its
saue, which nay - from One % Five Hundred Dol
49,. su1 csn tFga send One Dollar and receive the
Article uzuae5 saE o.her On the list OF ths Sans
yzIus and after ssez the article, If il does not give
rfst .atlsfa1-on, desire X 20 DC Immediately
tur,ei and the aus1ut paid viii be refunded.
B~ III. mole give sslectsOns from vsrisd stock
Of fus od= Of the Hes; make and latest Styles, and
-Fn.-insic wn-tn, p aoinal price, While Al have
chance Of securing articles # the highest val1s.
II all czsse charge r FORK 4riing ths Certificate,
postage, ard dong az business. the sun Of Twenty
Five Gents wfieh r5ust be enclosed in shs ordsf.-
Fi~s Cersi6csssz Ii be =est for 81; eleven for 81
thirty for s.: sxtrTs for SO hundred for SIS.
Parties deziiux with Ne uay depend On having
p-osrr. returns. ard tire article drawn vii - fnnss
dia.elr sers anr drsss by return mail oRsxpesse.
Entire szEssfsessa guaranteed IN FL -s=es.
Write vour Ssuzss To=n 4, Cots1tv I'D Sto0plar-
IL, act sddrsss, SkLhks CO,
.ssn.ls = Geartls1dt street.. re~ Ys1k.
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ES- The Liberty Herald says of Col
Gray's speech THE Colonels speech
gave great satisfaction to his friends here
and doubtless made him few votes
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARK-S
Celebrated Female Pills

Prepared from prescription Of Sir ]. Clark NJ. d.
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
of ali those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject Is moderates all
excess and removes all distractions, and a speedy
cure may be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
il is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in a short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price On, Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken BIZ Females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
are sure 70 bring Miscarriage, but at any other
time they safe.
In all Cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection, Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerton,
Papitaton Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these
Pills will effect then all other have fail
ed and although pow Tiu remedy, do contain
iron, calomel antimony. anything hurtful TO the
constitution
Full directions in the pan phlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, y Cortlandt ST., New York
X. B.-sl.o0 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle, containing so
Pills by return mail.
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REMts ALL have removed my Law Office &c
room over Citizen. Bank, North East Corner of Main
and Pearl Streets, where can always De found during
business hours, unless absent on BUSINESS
G. Ill. BURCHENA L.. AIRY an Law
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Congressional Canvass:
. o'~''U'
Appointments. in Mayne County.

appointments In Wayhe IouEty.
Col. !. Z. GRAY candidate for the nomination OF
Congressman, in the sh District, viii address has TEL
low citzons Of ayne County at the following places
aud times;
Washington, Friday March %, at O'Clock, + ~
Economy, Friday evening, March %, at ociock
WilIiaIa sburg Saturday, March 24ths at o. claek-
Newport, Saturday evening March Gath. at o CT 4
Hillsborough Monday March 26th. at ? o'clock.
Bethel Monday evening, March 10Th, az clock
Milton Tuesday evening, March 9th, at o'clock
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS.

Do ro1 want whiskers Mo1s.ache., Our Gre
clan Compound viii force them grow the smooth
est face chin, or hair bald heads, in Six Weeks
Price, 81 90. Sent bv mail anywhere closely sealed
on receipt Of price,
Address. WARNER CO., Box Iss, Brooklyn,
Wy. SLY.
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June 8, 1865.


AllcOck's Porous Pla>ters.-A Druggist said
he other day, you have need 20 advertise your
Porous Plasters for every sold certainly
dozen to be Sold and dozen sells gross and so
You will be able TO supply the demand soon. But
we can supply thousand yards day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED.
HARTFORD. CoSS Nov. 18th 1861.
Messrs. THos ALLcocK Co.-PIease send, with
dispatch twelve dozen Acock's Porous Plasters.
Our daily experience confirms their very superior eA-
ceence. At this moment of writing man applies
for one, wbo BY ENHANCEMENT in the shaft OF ma
chinery had both his legs broken spine severely in
ured, and for nearly year entirely helpless
This man found relief very by the application of
a plaster to his spine. He was enabled to work.
and now he labors 5 well He would cheer
fully pay IS for single Plaster if they could not be
had at lower rate l am surprised that surgeons do
make of these perforated pasers, to the ex-
cluson of all Others their hsxibity and adhesive
greatly in advance of all other plasters with
which 1 am acquainted while the perforations pecu-
liar TO them rendered them greatly superior TO all
others for ordinary surgical Knowing the Plas-
tiers to be useful, have scruples that my senti
ments should be known.
w JOHNSON, NJ. D.
Principal Agency Brandre,h House, New York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
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A. y. NEWTON. DENTIST. respectfully informs
his friends and patrons that be be found at his
NEW OFFICE, opposite Huntington House, over
Phil Dickinson Jewelry Store, Richmond, Ind
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
A CARD TO INVALiDS.

A Clergyman while residing in South America
mis- sonary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, | will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medic in seal
ed envelope, to any who needs it. Free Of Charge
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself.
Address
JOSEPH 7. ISMAN,
STATION ID. BIBL. HoUsA
Netc York City
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~The Mason 4. Hamlin cabins, organ.

forty different styles, adapted sacred and sscu.r
music, from $50 tn $500 each. FIFTY ONE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, or ether first premiums award
ed them Illustrated Catalogues free. A5ires. Ma
SoS HAALls, BosTox, MASON BROTHERS,
EHv ToRx. Sly.
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~ john Starbgck, sold his farm, continuing 90
acres miles North of this city the Aria Pike,
t. Villa N ore, for fifty dollars per acre-s4ooo
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SPLENDID LIST OF Articles,

200 Gent Goa ffuntiny Case Watches, $5otoSI5o
800 Ladies Gold aud Eaameled Case
watci.es. IS 10
400 Cent H......t.p caa- Silver
Watchea. 3j " 20
damon L.T=s 60 Z" loo
900 Gold A,-~t s4.s <a,s. Iains Is 30
600
600 Gold OTal Eas3 Bracelets 8
.000 Chased Gnt3 Bracelets " 10
600 Cha.a.asra assa- ani Guard Chains, =" 70
900 Solitaire aad Sod Brooches, " IL
600 Lava ani Fsrsntife brooches,
900 Coral UV3l 418 Emerald Brooches, "
000 Mo-aie, Je., Ista, and Florsntine
Ear Drop.
500 Coral. O1s8I ara Emerald Ear Drops, I"
900 California Bs4la3bi Breast Pms, 50 " IN
600 Gold Fob alt S=t Watch Keys, 50 Z" s
1000 Fob and Vczf 11ton Slides, {" 10
.0ee Sets Sleeve Buttons, Studs, etc, ="
900 Gold Thu85l1s. Pencils, etc, +"
coo Miniature IocAets, 3"
1000 Miniature Iac}ets Magic spring. -
'oee Gold Tnot5E5sts, Crosses, etc. -"
s.00o Plau Gold kluzs- IL
1000 Chas i Coil F.II-s. IL
200 @tofl. Set afsA ~gnet Rings. 80 10
900 Califorpia Disalnd Rings, ? s" 10
800 sets Lad-zs' ,T-, sLry-Jet aui Gold -
zoe sets I.sdjas JeHclry Cameo, Pearl,
etc. 10
900 Gold Pens, silver Extension Holders
and Pencils, 10
600 c;ola Pen zu.I Cold sl,.us,eI Hoiders, 3
900 Gold Pens and Extension Holders, 10
1000 Silver Gollets and Df sslng Cups, so
900 Silver Cassoss. Is 80
900 Silver Frai, ~ Cake B1skcts, 10 50
eoo Dozen silver Tea sons $40 os2e
PER DOZEN.
900 Table S.e7as and Works, 20 loo
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THE DECISIVE BATTLE
HAS BEEN
FOUGHT AND WON
In every STATE and City, and Town in the Union By
CHRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE

oTer all wouid-be rivals and tie palm Of victory
awarded II for depth and richness Of that durab-
y rapdty OF action sofseEing and lubricasins pro-
perites, and entire freedom from everv delsterous or
soilng Ingredient Manufactured By J. CHRISTA-
DoR0, No. Astor Houee, Ne.-York Sold BY Drug
gists. Applied By all Hair Dresser..
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DARMS, DWELLINGS, BUILDINGL LOTS
3 snd almost every description of Real Estate for
sale b- WN. BELL, Agent. LIT.
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sNllAA BUSHELS No. l. Re-CIeaued
SVVV FLAXSEED. TO LOAN on most ia
vorable terms, by HENLEY, STARR i CO.
Richmond Ind, Feb. 5, 1856. Soft
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and his psrliaments- No other republic has
escapei this national antagonism. Are ve
approaching IL = The stapenduous frauds.
the Wholesale corruption in all departments
OF the government are undoubtly Fremont
tsr3 symptoms.
"War, pestilcnce and famine" These
are familiar words to see together. The
first we have had until we were surfeted
with blood famine will never devastate the
country, unless another civil war should be
kindled, and then we would see it here az il
il In portions Of the South where the people
are starring. But pestilenca We may have
and BY stsaugs fatality it usually follows
war, MS shark follows ship with corpse.
The cholera has been at york in America
now FOE short time, ard u gradually sK%
tending It's circle wider and wider. Thou
sands and thousands have already fallen be-
tore It, and thousands and thousands more
wiifsli. It is san raging in the principa
cities North and South, and in many smaller
places. 1t has beer Increasing since its mr.
rival on our shores.
EuRoPE.--The news from Europe il very
unsettled and indefinite We do not wish
to spin out speculations upon a subject on
which the journals that profess TO ssknow ali
things have not only erred 50 sadly in the
past, but still continue to "spin,' although
they know IS little OF the negotiations now
progressing between the different courts of
Europe as the digger Indians o. California.
All that we know is that the war has stopped
for the present; immensely 70 the alvants &c Of
Prussia and to the humiliation Of Austria.
The armies are all ready to spring upon eaci.
other and 90 to throat cutting the moment
the word is given by their masters.
MExIco.--We learn that the Empress has
failed TO get any succor tor her liege lord in
europe Whether be viii be able to sus-
tain himself BY means Of his own resources
remains to be seen. The Liberals have been
gaining ground upon him lately, and We
hope they may succeed in driving away this
pollution from American soil Mexico is a
magnificent country although the inhabi-
tants are jealous Of Americans and do not
encourage emigration.
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Once the greatest and most intolevable
evils to which thepoor man has 70 submit.
Is the inpossibility Of his obtaining justice
10 our eoarts of law Alas ! is it not too
well known that she soiling, suffering, poor
the hands Of the law. They have no In
hpenee ia securing any election the ne X
time, Or in seeding cases 10 A ofEcs, or Of
helping IN esssf en- n any lway An his oath
Of promoescn. OF course Il h rot meant
shat . judge wilf decide against the plain
and self evident fact OF reason and jnstice,l
bot then, there are 90 many ways to turn il,
that the poor man, who c,nnot pay . lawyer,
- big Zee, must 60 down, for the dscission|
viii against him. .Alasl what shan the
poor man do to got juatics from he rinb Il
He can neither pay men TO pack juriss orl
pay men TO brfbs them. His cass q even
worse than fraedmsn's st ths Sopth. Hs has |
40 remedy but to suffer. sach |, The powsrl
i thrice eurssd Capital, In keeping jastieeii
fomith poor. 90 ~ Ans
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u 49, - S-r-I-.
49, -. =
~ sne next ne-1e "a
FOUR WPer e1nh have been published, ~
fesuIt 81 The 1ab0fs of the Couveption ~
49, - =. ,<;-~~ W.
80 10" " A"o". "
wossos ma - action OF The different Trades
Unions, and Eight Hour Leagues. viIl natu-
r,Ilv follev H. eo.c.s,. ~ ~. r.,-~...
n tbe r...s;.. -. :. - -,.s,-.
s;cr. a. ~crv.,..;c-
- ----. s. -
v'sa lssPccs J" 'ne nooe o. acuon. which
should 30 fakcn 10 secure the hnal success
of the ereat cause. espet iallv the sll ;mnor-
ss,t .s,,;c, r. ~. ra,;..,;a. - y. -. -
- - v -, s'..'e -
'-''y 'Aoo' y mays Po'naPs' oe
premature, sac misns possibly suggest ex-
pectAtons Ola ch1rscter that might LEAD 20
bad reception Of the report, and to some
extent DESTROY the unanimity Of action which
o.,.h, - ha t.kan hv ths difFa,sn, ,n;ons
o' Ek.. !. 80 acn,';.;s.. -
No.w.us'.n a. 49, si ~. ssons, non.
ever snsrs = oh $500 1870 ~ s 49, e nno
ne'P o''"ss - .h;os 49, - -" 60 ~ you.
$780,, r.-.;ss 10 a. 80 s.-;":-- e.. 81.
80 IL .:-t-- -.:x ,1 -
TOT power anu vac ee1oieIy WHICH u useo ~
tne rress. wno 'snec., NO. .nsn opinion ons
their interest inerc are, Oh course. lew,
oat very lev, nososao'e eMcePeons % re
cl.ss % P' " ~ . .;. - 100
rniI;elr cynressed onehf NOT - ~ o,,sst; H.,
"a and who would probably take - sct;y.
interest IN any measure that MIGHT he miro
dnced n the legislature. which would reliey.
~ r..s..s oncrs..;v. hosrs ~ 49,. D.,
% 49,. 49, u sr,.ct snv .s \. e. ~.
~ :" NJ ~ -, = -, - s..a:SS ~ ~
.h.t must orivinstc Win ~ rsrtv noe
material interest is affected
The candidates ana their supporters who
are no" m..n1 s:. me e'sa. nour QUESTION
faI,. avo;dsd pnd srss,sJ III $500. !.
tempt. The effasions from he 1resa which
is now daily pouring forth its sympathy FOR
the cause will Immediately be secuted when
!. rs rememeereo me part u toox upon the
labor repre.entinr IN Question - = .
demagoeicaal attack upon the rights Of CAP.
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CHICAGO. SATURDAY, AUG. ss, lsss


It's the intention Of this gentleman to
canvas tho Northwest during the fall cam
paign,on the Eight Hours issue. All leagues,
trades unions or associations DESTROYS Of oh
tanning his services may learn oil particulars
BY addressing him at the Office Of the Al
vocATR. AAa'"s eaA
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| y
The regular meeting Of the Trades Az
sembly was held in their new rooms, No
10, I55 Clark street. on Tuesday ersnmg
Aug. slst, 1866, the President, Mr.. VIM
Parker, in the chair. z ~"
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved n "a tsrss y
On motion Mcssrs Crosby, McEvoy and
Murphy, were appointed 4 comnittee On
credentials and reported favorabiy On Mr.
Henry Pettybridge, from the Naehinists'
and BIacksmiths', aud Patrick mcdonnell
from the Moulders' Union. No. Is, Who wsrs
then declared members Of the Trsds5 A.
sembly. E4aE oH sntlf sst14 4h4 VI
M. Adams. Of the Cigar Makers Union,
was declared member Of the Trad1e' A.
sembly, Aug l4tb., ASA
On motion The report q The committee o.
Nechanics' Institute was hid over unta next
needing night M
On motion the report Of the standinr
committee rs accepted, and the conmlttes
csdsrtd TO procure the seal BY next meeting
night. se sseA asa -
Reports Of an encouraging nature were re-
ceived from all the Unions represented.
NJ. w. Parker, iiom the Iron Moulde,..
Onion, slatsd that Me aaion intended trrt-
ing ont i : body On the 9Th pf Sepk., i ne
laying of the eoruer stone Or The ID nelas
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UNITED SrAiEs.-The proceedings Of the
Philadelphia Convention has been the lead
ing topic for the past week. The address to
the people has been published and the fol-
lowing are iis essential features. No State
or group OF States, have the right to secede
from the Union; slav ~ is abolished and
abolished for ever the rebel debt is null and
void and the national debt must be held sa-
cred |; the merits OF the Sailors and soldiers
must be recognized and their pensions must
be paid the freed slaves must be projected
in their pc rsons and in their rights Of pro-
perty. The question might here be asked,
where then 10 the difference in these points
between the democrats and the republicans 7
The republicans are in favor Of incorporating
these principles in the Constitution 70 give
them more efficiency, while the democrats
are not in favor Of altering the Constitut. IN
for this purpose, but to leave the states to
regulate their own internal affairs--as the
expression is--in all cases, where the power
has not been expressly delegated to Congress.
The main point Of difference, however,
between the two parties is the relation of
the disloyal states TO government. The de-
mocrats say these states ought to be in the
Union and are unjustly kept out; the re-
publicans on the other hand contend that
they should aot be admitted until they hive
IL Il IN 81
given Sufficient guarantees for the future.
The President and . minority Of Congress
are upon one side (the democratic). the ma
jority Of Congress are ON the other (the re-
publican) The breach between these par
ties is daily widening. and the hatred be-
tween them growing in intensity. There is
the same fierce spirit existing now between
the leaders Of the parties that existed just
before ths rebellion. Man, ieading Journals
~ that the second civil war has already
begun The riot q New Orleans, say they,
sss ths prsiuds. and the Presidents speech
70 ths Philadelphia delegation, in which he
took ths ground that the Congress was an
uneonstitptional assembly, vas the formal
defamation. These gentlemen Eve do not
use the vulgar slang rf the bought-up press
: copperheads and nigger-worshippers," J
these gentlemen then would gladly plunge
the people into war. Being the leaders, then,
and ruling .smssses Of tl1sir party with
rod Of iron, why do they not do L Z The
nnxwer II simnlr this tysnsgnl In Afraid
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BRrrIsH GESBoArs on raE LAKE.-SOme
persons are very industrious in circulating
stories about the defenccless condition Of
the lakes, which have 20 sart of.truth IA
them. When we rsmembes that at the time
Of the last Fenain raid there was not gun
boat on the lakes, il IL matter or congratu-
iation. as well IS surprise, that We have
now seven boats Of this character upon
these waters. They are - follows :s-,la-lsli,
Brittomart--Lient Allington, 40 men and
2 large Armstrong guns. wy,
Cherub-Lieut. Hnntly, 40 men and 2
large Armstrong gums.
Heron 40 men and large
Rescue-Lieut. Fairlie, 40 snEand
Armstrong guns, smaller size. n4a4
Michigan Lieut.. Heron, 40 men aud 2
Armstrongs, smaller size.
81. Andrew-Lieut Smith, 40 men add 4
feld pieces. aef 80
RoyaHLieut Beycs 10 men snd 4flsld
pieces. -sapt s-t III .si-la,4 anne
In addition 70 the present rmament %
the Rescue and Michigan, the, viii soon
have tMo more guns, one OF which was
landed IN this city yesterday BY the Heron.
The Brittomart, Chsrub, Rescue and
nichigAn VIII be engaged between Fort
Erie and khaupper lakes, constantly ON the
rove md ready 'f0r Immediate ssrvice.e
The Heron, 81. Andrew and 1Royai, with
11other b0at, which "a expscttd 10 arriye
ns<t veek. will be used on Lake Ontario
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