——

Rs 1 pivced in posession of the facts, but not the

Sept. W.— A fire | k siightest clae has heen obtained lw eloek, burt When it is considered that three robbery Mr ‘ oe minitted at noon-day, at a time and « te if AneH 8 ( wail mA Piece ¢ . ee ~e 1 an al fe ] . almost thomentarily tr q rented, Ss. T.—1860—X. Mo ' F |) ORG WIth B& Qn kness which indicates great | Persons of sed . : . werk , ” ia skill, it is without a parallel That lee ons of sedentary habits troubled with weak- eared : 8 Abwtut LOU yt ; owe . : ue] situde : et Chie : ' : committe | by a party tamtliar with the bank pa lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of nd Who knew its internal arr inyements the | 2Ppetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti- | aie’ ~ Bont MI Mal : precise heur of the abs nos uf the eashies pation, &e.,; deserve to suffer if they wil! net try | i ' j ' 7 : r a \ Massachusetts reghment, ina spec a other matters, is quite evident It in| ‘he celebrated \\ ces 5 alsa equally evident that 7 _ , t ‘ \ ‘ hat no band or hands PLANTATION Iv ' : vd the Great Eastern pu ngtneered the robbery that were not adepts | which a os TERS, ich are HOW recor “nde the whe “li p* prea . — e Woes dele It was a Gasoing rat 1, And as sucecssiul as fr mppoumes Sy She hey pe . . oat . . | dtha pers shenld nol have the use of U lashing cal authorities and warranted to produce an| | lance is ac mmmediate beneficial effect. They are exceedi » | | yak oti pa kas al effect. They seodingly | af Tennesse is ivested by a gang ef SY Pile DISASTER ON THES] LAWRENCE 4 ' ml ' r ' alii c. ‘ a * ( “ 4s * |agreenble, perfee ly pure, and must supercede all! ‘ “ ae ames ' IGDENSBURG . Nent ©5 Yinss i! +} : af 4 i ili athe in a exspurG, N.Y, § ept. 25.—Pri pelior other tonics where a healthy, geutle stimulant is| ‘ | / ; Duck by « Of the horthern transportation required | t ne : ' ' ' = suit ) ! ’ a 4 " iine, whica left bere S i ay eve } * ‘ | i emigrant ' \ i — : ; aturday evening with They purify, strengthen and invigorate. i eel fs " passengers aud merchandize fur Toledo, at 4 I " | t i. . ‘ . ae hey create a healthy avpetite. } ‘ aes nt Nee York, ‘nlee Groas A Mi. on Monday struck a runken rovk near} * CAY, SEDORE dved i y for hdiae Purpose Croseriver Light, in the St. Lawrence, one Chey are an antidote to change of water and diet. | a mile above Oak Point, and eunk in seven feet The y overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. | wew York. Srpt. 28. P m td ee al | water The prssenvers were arous sd, but | They strengthen the sytem and enliven the mind. | - . at nee — oe spill } : : . | : Ww swe Mexican advic it 7 bad thu to rewire thei peril, When | They preveut miasmatic and intermittent fevers. | a 5 the Doat slid from tae rock ar unk Three | They te : , ‘ “ al Libera : al os ‘ : se : . ne. nree | They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. | Te “ issenyers are KNOWN to bave becn lost, viz 0 ; : gaila x : ee ; ' : via They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. | s es vet rrew i \ Irs 0) N “tl, OF Olswe zu, and Mes and Miss r) I . | s} expedition is fitting Bs Aubry, of Milwaukee Hé the ‘bdat ‘web: sey cure Diarrhea and Cholera Morbue. ) as, 4 spe wo atlack that place jown three men were seen in the water under| [Bey cure Liver Complaintand Nervous Headache. | Geld i44 . the boat's stern, ani it is feared they also They make the weak strong, the languid ‘bril-| a ¢ } ‘ ‘ ‘ | Naw Y¥ rR Sept. 29. a. m.—tI. ite advice are lost. There was nut twenty minutes liant, and are exhausted niture’s great restgrer. | é an re ‘ ' . at t : ve . laid ne after the vessel struck before she sunk.| They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya | sine hrsaessi of Acapuice, Wading fille Ping ye ww ine ) eueer , r} ' . ' os ieee a. ebeaheladie-ietie Phe surviving pusseugers 7 re brought to bark, wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all} ee ee en ee “rea this city by the steamer hatpion, of the ) “thy : Neus a : Sve huateed badly equipped, bus en : ; 7 preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix rum. For} ; rey ah Rowal Mail hne Low water and the extreme ; ; | aastic men, The greater part ef the Mexican | ; | particulars, see circulars and testimonials around palstiod waving with him. Guld 143 durkness of the night ure the reasons given | 2 wilu fill na os | eae ) . : aad tor the accident. | eoee bettie. New York, Sept, 20. po m —Henry G ‘ i | Beware of impostors. Examine every bottle. ’ ~ ; . oaf . at . P P a ‘ y , ,” y Re y 2 4. r Ya i - a tfer fr ALA BAMA STATE CON\ ENTION. | See that it bas an unmutilated metal cap over top | apt i be Afri c aX} rer ‘has d \ . = ! e. ov . .. “ ° covered that, tall prebabiaty, three of the m 1B " ‘Sa a ; rate 4 ai a Ala-/ ef each bottle, sud green label, for exportation, | - oo Duma State onvention wissed ar t me + at of Sic Joka Frauklia’s Arctic Expidition yet st 7 passed an ordinance | ground each neck. See descriptive Circular around |

to day abolishing slivery, by a vote of eighty- three. The ordinance abrogates all previous relations of the slaves, protects the person and property of freedmen, and guards | the State against the evils likely to arise from an iden emancipation. The Convention A yer’s Piiis.

ilso passed an ordinance dividing the thie} are you sick, feeble and complaining? Are you

into Comgressional districts, ; : | cut of order, with your system deranged and your |

LETTER BY THE LATE PRESIDENT LINCOLN. | feptings uncomfortable? These symptoms are of- |

One «i ( ; nine to

reomle

vive, sad are living among the Munites eank bettie.

!

said to De P. li. DRAKE & co, | New York. |

Gus | i |

these suppes d survivers ie eded Sit Joho Franklin in command . A despatch trom New Orlea

Whe 8uCC. the Pape ~** "Phe equinectial storu: was severely fe

May 1, 1865.

suye : LO LPO LOLOL LL LOL

wlieng the gull coust Several boats were throw

sehere, and ethers damaged A terrific storia

passed over Graud LeMere in this State a day It is =u habitants af that p! ce, HOU,

two age causing Hmmtense desi ruction

posted thet

s-veral hundreds, have been submerged by ba Pouk. Rent. 25:--Thes > ’ eae 2 on New York, Sept.25.—The Southern Adcocate | ten the prelude to serious illness. Some fit of sick- | wat ri i the gul Guid J41 ot Sept Is, says: The following extract Whitel ; wa = Outs i pegs isc wT | nm vo d should b verted | -<<>>- has just been published, ig from the late President | ness is creeping upon you, and should be averted | NEW BRUNoWICK Lincoln's letter te General Wadsworth, who fell by a timely use of the right remedy. Take Ayer’s | r ea » hes of SUF is i To ; : : | fhe Trade and Navigation returns of New | it the battle of the Wilderness Phe letter,which | Pills and cleanse out the disordered humors—purify | Bronswick for the year ending Dee. 31, 156 wot & private character, is to be sent to Gen.! the blood, and let the fluids move on unobstructed | } pve jist eon printe d The revenue was > Wadswoerth’s fan ny li shows that Mr. Lincola, | in } ith . Tt ‘ . | Gi), S15, being an inereane over the previous ye whe dewred the bestowal of the elective franchise |" vealth again. vey stimulate the functions of of S25 92. The imports aawunted to £ upon the blacks, was alse at av early day i taver | the body inte vignr-us antivity, purify the eystee | Wid, GIS sterling, an increase of £23,562 over the |O! kfanting wniversas amuesty, Mr. Lincoln | fem the obstructions which make disease. A cold socan poets thu.onentin, iantasine ah dies td says :— settles somewhere in the body, und deranges its | set freight. were LIFCOAG verllne The| ‘You desire to know, in the event ef our com natural functions. These, if not relieved, react- | revente is le up of duties on imports S74: plete success in the field, the same being followed ya n Some aud the surrounding organs, pro- | a ; ducing general aggravatio srange- | 1D, raiway wepost BIN) S44, expert duty B67 by # loval and eheertul sobimission on the part ot emg tome aggravation, sutfering and derang e J ’ » ‘ ? 3 i prer’s P : st tercitesia’ tain 21 - rim Daath: if auldvreat akinist) thadld hat Bo ac ment. bile in this eondition take Ayer’s Pills 4, canal and territerta 3 BU. s deed ; tod oe ; ’ P SPONGE HOT Oe BE") and see how directly they restore the natural action ere were unperted 256, 966 barrels of flow coumpamed with universal suffrage. Now, since | of the system, and, with it, the buoyant feeling of at ou kn nH . he : , rn . 7 ee againet 43,301 in the previous year; the whoie |S SHOW Ot) private melimations as to what| health agein. What is true and so apparent in importa ef agri ltural produce amounting terms should be granted te the South a the

; *, Sreere “net iaptee ll here « ; ‘ , $i.51 1,682 co tingeney mentioned, T will here add, if our| many of the deep seated and dangerous di-tempers

wale be ; New seseels registering 101,866 tens were r success should thus be realized, followed by such | Tae same purgative etfect expels them. Caused by gistered of obtained passed fo gu to England fi desired results, L can't see, if universal amnesty | similar obstructions and derangements of the na- ' d

jis granted, how under the circumstances 1 cau | ture! functions of the body, they. are rapidly and iveid exacting In return universal suffrage, or | Many of them surely cured by the same means.

| Tie St. John Globe of the 23th ul at least suffrage on the basis of tilelligenee and Noue who know the virtue of these Pills will ne-

ster; their average Value being LS sierli

this trivial and common complaint is also true in |

; |

|

» Says:- SO 0 aan “ hich Jatin ne Geuten alltel , military service, How ty better the condition) Blvet to employ them when suffering from the dis- ‘rai which set mm ¢ nda orig Ww . . : : ts . : 4 ae cies - a "tal 2 : } of the colored race has attracted my serious | O™4ets they cure, such as Headache, Foul Stomach, | a ete fe The e Gisust retin sft * wf i ‘ B cal . j . ; ' « aan and caretul attention Henee IT thra.k bam een Dyseutry, Dilious Complaints, Indigest: n, Derange- }

in Westawrland ( recerded

i trem the Borders ,

eunty, tee Clee berlienw ment of the Liver, Costivenes , Constipation, Heart-

fand deeded aa te what course I shall pursue in! : , burn, Rbeumatism, Dropsy, worms and suppression,

iy paragra “youn of : ere Frei othe he premises, regardivg ita religieus duty, aa the

riaet the Dresinee we have uke tutormalio i nts : ! _— it ams lag oe ae " |) nation’s guardian of these people, who have se! when taken iv large epee : —* Fires are raging in etery quatter and do eae : They are Sugar Coated, so that the most sensitive : el é : | he releally vindicated their mianteod on the battle |. : conslerable damage At Wood Point, a fer | feid, where, in assisting to eave the hte of the| take them easily, aud they are curely the best | id, i , assisttig é ? ¢ it ff o ie : : a days age, the ivwhabitants had enough to deo t . ' \ ue ‘racey meer “| pargative medicine yet discovered. - : rt Republic, they bave demonstrated in blood their | | “ery fot OUThing Gown butises ai urns 4 | . rebt te the ballot, witch Is but the human pro- Kyver’s “rv ‘ . Cutoberiand, ti bas burnt beudes, and in ene) teciwn of the flag t y hav four ' I ’ MICE'S Ague Cure, } Th ' e y ae Ve so feuriess! t- . - : . . | Gatker, 1 te repurted, & Shipyard WHE B Veeset Oi | Linde” r ’ , y @) Por the speedy and certain Cure of Intermit- ate a Che. the o t marsh, ¢ sards of : . ‘ ‘ aj bie aver ‘halle : ve 2 as t ' tek great marsh, apwa ROBBERY IN IOWA. tent lever. or Chills and fever, Remuittent | egen <teeks of hay bud been consumed on We , a : 1 A } -yer, Chill fever, Dumb Aue, Periodical E wine hat f one Another Xiensive rehoercy ts atuenneed in the j j i i y merning, and a respectable fat t . _o Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious | nies : ie tieed site Be cena lowa papers. A despatch received at Dabuqu : re , . : i. G ‘ . . Fevers ; todeed, for the whuie class of dis- wad then « dows . sume il t thnetunees Thal the sale of the American Express ; ning G Zz i ‘ ; eee rert tine te er: a epee ce i Phe d : ss a : Company at Waverly, m that State mad been " ae ere sa nhary derangement, Qh i ' ' ; ee : , ‘ : : ‘ *aAUSse i ms “ag tie @ é that the grass reots are completeiy parched, and | FPS"! Open ane rebied of its eontents. | ‘The tused by the malar: of miasmatie coun aele jemand te have been drifted. 1 ' ries, fire we sleng very rapidly whea the win ee d te have been drilled, powder breez ” serted, aud the deer blown off, la the same way Tuis remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest { New | awick Rowal Gazet i a. ise bat the rebbing at Eid 1 was eff ed bh cases of Chilis ard Fever, and it has this great ad ed : ie ; t vit ef berets i by the robbers ts 1 vantage over other Ague mecicines, that it subdues > a“ ‘ The | in ' . : . ee ' stn alt! gh ja 8 weed to b large, a-! the complaint witheut injury to the patient Ir I Ni J « | ' aik to \\ ' ll . ca ial ai . : very S wl ex tistve ree \ u stich = Giet HOt. S he quintie of other deleterious su stance, ‘ ‘ ~ ; ‘ ’ ‘ : : , 7 , : "} ra x ‘, i tef the company wa ner dves It prodcee Quinicm or any injurious eBreet c o , a Carte sigtuere { ‘ gnaved in tus whieh brought large aweounts | Whatever. Sb king orethers of the army and the i Pudge; Ele ; J}. Sun f y info his hands, which were probably | st, try it and you will endorse these assertions, . , ositea In the coampuny’s sale hits 18 th Prepared by DR. J.C. AYER & Co, Lowell ‘ ~ iin @ VY . . M The Ifa x f t ew 23 Save I~” «(VY ft extensive gevoery chrouk ied iv lowa 1 Mass, and sekd by Giee A. Bayard, St John, N i sf t -~ S ber pra . ut Hos Exes he lust week or tue 133.3; Asery Brown & Co, baling, N.S > and v4 j y the bi A Gerdaonu, Goveruer of N WR. Watson. Ch’ (S81; ' , . eer reme " <7 “ « Be ATSON, Lb town, Py . a 4 7 ua i by s re man f INDIAN HOSTILITIES — THREE DAY . ‘“ : - ' nr Wiki ritl INDI ANS a aol : : ') wer FIGHTING \ : Lik, ANIA: ‘Sei » ¢ . ies Bisg bane vel | » A.D ¢ - ‘ a ; Chitdren and Babies. was » his wedding « He alee requests Forr LAkkamie, Sept. 26.—Information was that a geed dinwer should be provided tor tl eceived. to-day. from General Conner’s ciel Who does net love children ? Are they not the power « f the cilv and cs ty wt bis « X pense ‘olumu, ander Celoneli Cole. te the 2ixt toast I light and joy of eve ry household ? Yet how many ‘ deal ‘raeus te a eats Omenmned near Bert Ota’ die’ the , ; ‘ E : ; I Dae toe “an aaa ae ao furar Port Connor since tle) gee the diseases to which they are subj ct, and the | < cerel wa ie tal wt the 1 j -" ‘ sunt Gan reer thse » én bon : ‘a } ty : e vn pas aaee " ui oil He had 600 hon and 200 males great cause of many of their a ilictiuns is jivtiee ou Priv 5 oe . euding by d hing il ‘ ich Were frogen to death tiene otvht on WORMUs. Excellency 's feng hi md bapp nese, ond be first of September He was attacked by a wa mg that other gentlemen unght fellow h arty of Seuwix, Cherokees and Wapahoes on | What shall the disconsolate parents of the se poor sitable example on stonlar events in their lives.| Powder River. ‘They were repulsed with heavy fehiluren do? We with cuutideuce reply — Give a ' ie ‘ sea of — Flees, Our loxs was only 4 keli-a and 2 wounded fuow doses ot

“CANADA i JUDSON’S WOKM TEA.

Indians appgared in torce and were driven | } Fara Acctpexr —A very melaneholy see ten miles. The next day the engagement was _ tt cannot do any harm. It is sure to do good dent happened av Saturdays " baat evar St. Lnn-| ree wed and lasted till neon. The Indians were No Mercury er auy Other mineral is in it. It is Friel A tilee bevw aberrtat « ig t veare of age, s« iain defeated wrth egreac sliughter, their. loss entirely vegetable. ef Mr. James lis cige , farmer, b . bo gime, Cogethe elog from 200 te Hou k lied and wotutsde d. The JUDSON?'S Wor M TEA. | sith @ cepoanion. a cousin, tor butternut in tl lodians fled in every direction, Our troops were | Sold by ali Dealers. Get our Almanac. | hewh, nearly a mile frew his father’s hous table to pursue on account of the poor conditien on = —

INQUkEsTs. |

On the 23rd ultime, before John MeNeill, Esq.. one of the Coroners for the Cowuty, on view of | the body of Mr. Chas, Farquharson, con of John Farquharsen, E-q., of Mermaid Farin, Lot 438 Verdict, “ Found drowned, aud the Jury are of

was ene killed aud one The Ludiane lost

of eur stock Our officer and twe men

Lass weunded.

wumber of horses.

He hh beys Chinded Up Ole OF Lie trees, st, when, sud te fhies

bey, Rebert Hodge,

toe Cotis

' gf biggie aay, beoigh « i A iarfge

lie Indiaus again attacked our troops on the hert and spirited engagement

and bemutitully

Whiteh Shee ittie Was rest ity ground, striking b

as soon as |

beeke off aod fe teil te the feadeu 4 etuuit {lis companion, “th, and alter a |

endearen otally . o oleae a} saw what bad t.ken place, immediately ran tor} Were totally rented cleaned

assistance Whee Mr Hedge arrived be fou ut. Their force was estimated at 3000. They | opinion that in the act of eressing the creek he | hee wer atoll breatinng, but be died alunost inno lost many of their principal ehief-. Our total] pad fallen inte the water ma taming fit, as he |

| reperted lass in thn theve engagements Was seten! was subject to such fits.”

killed, and officer and two men wounded On the 16th instant, at Rustico, by the eame, | Another battle was expected on Pow der River,! on Robert Parsons, fisherman, who tel dead in | but the Indians sudden|y disappeared. i his boat while fishing outside Rustico Harber, ia |

dately afler, bie «hull having beeu fractured. HU bright bey aud of an engaging di<- one

lis

Tet ® Very

porsi liens perents are teh eyuipa hiise

with for the tose they have sustained. —Moatrea! : ve" ; ‘ : Herald Colonel Cole will camp at Fert Connor un-| company with two young fadz—Thomas Deucett | , ian , i ti) information is receive | icucrval Cow | ; Andee a rtinei seume vince: Verdict Laxer Fine.—This worning st 3.40. 26 ae D 48 ed trom Geueral ¢ jand Andrew Martin—ot the manne place. Verdict, b ros hor I Died by the visitation of God. Phe deceased | eke out in the rear buildings attached 'o Dagg's Gee al Se i he Ht childr i il oil fetory, St. Felix Street, wear the Grund) A MUTINOUS CREW —THE COOK SHOT. | oe a wile aud tour sinall children, alaost Wholly | ‘ : : ; ’ ‘ . i: ‘ | destitute. Frouk Keaaventare Station. Ia a short tia New Yorn, Sept. 26 —The ship Calhoun, ; the flames curght the oil, and the whole city was)arnved here from Liverpool, reports :— * On| — - * — A Hitwned by the extent of the fire, whieh hi Sept. 2Ist the crew, ina state of mutiny, made | Married, | caught the wooden houses lying around the place au attack on the cook, whe during the meiece | At the residence of the bride, on the 20th in } the whele Fire Drigade was terned out | was shet. On the 23th was bearded by the| stant, by the fieve Phomias Duncan, Sergt- Jolin | \Hien, 2Ynd Battalion of 16th Regimeni, to Mes |

aiarm reveuse eutter Crawtord, the crew being still mutineus, and twoof the officers imprisoned. They | were released and all of the crew placed in irons. | Phe Crawtord remained by the ship antil she : reached port, and the matmeers were placed in| At Charlettetown, on M mday evening last, the | 125th iustant. of disease of the heart. Mr. Patuick |

the hands of the authorities.” BS ' , Muneny, of Covehead, aged 31 years The de |

At the time of going to press, the fi Was still raging — Montreal Herald. <—-- FROM NEWFOUNDLAND. Considerable qriantities of dried codfish are being reeeived in St. Jebu's, but there is no re.

Euphemia Camerou, of this Ciiy. |

Died,

| ley, per bushel, $1 30a S135: | $175 a $2 per bol,

®.* | @ os Ft.

on Queen and 63 feet on Sidney Streets.

lot the Estate of JOHN CRAWFORD, Esq :

iS} hy Fanrtiing i | Wood and 2!

| consisting of Wheat, Oats,

luseful Lumber |

Mr. Win er and Key wood have teturned trea the Labrador, and repert the ed

suluew and berring fisheries to have been far >

Geli ie pres

advance of last year, both as regards q rality and qiiautily Cudtish is being shipped at st. Jowh's us faeat as it comes m, to various parts of ft world Phe approaching general election le e¢ efeising the preas of the anctent Coleny.

Phe accounts from all quarters te date, induc wef that the fi<hery upon our Comats, th ‘hk tug the La

ur is “lee likely te be a good o

harvest

(irom er pe are ali seeure and the potate erep bida, te wi) [tis quite certain that the government will not

t. We have heard runieurs disease in the latter erep, but are happy tu say we have seen ne evidence et it

The «tuck of cattle in market is onasnally | a » Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, we their advantage

fat: te be abunda

a think, ehewid fad it te ward stack t

4’

Sulppers t

in Way Wisideralie lilerest appears te be manifested tH the approaching elections, and the cards ot several candidates are published

As regards the R ‘elproetty lreaty, the preea in

joie over the posatbill

Due

seer call ” ted

terly very facorable.

geuet

of ita te

; ng anne Wealher has beeuw Jat-

LATE NEWS PROM THE STATES,

GREAT ROBBER uF THE CONCORD NALIONAL BANK The National Bank at Concord, Mass ,

Was entered on Monday alternoon between 1] and 14 o'elovk, and robbed of thre hundred thousand dotlara. The bank vault Was opened by means of keys, and with u only @.rpassed by the thor pug ness > robbery itself foe treasure, which 8 end tenly disappeare - consiseed of U Ss Bonds, State Bonds, the regular iseues of the bank, and other money. The bank is located in the seeund story. Main street, in the most public place im Coneord. There is an tance office on the first Moor.

heard oy persons engazed in those depai t- laents, hutit was stip posed tha’ arrangements Were being made for a meeting of the Diree- tors, which was to take place at 3 o'elovk, The Cashier commonly goes to dinner at 124 7< On entering tue

about

ae edlerite

: toek and returns at 2. ‘nk he wav startled to find nearly «II its ®-otents had been plundered. the vault were ehwed and locked; nothing Was broken, but the bani was Nearly won y- less. Ag a matter of cuurse the robbery pro-

‘seed & great sensati m, and the utmost Vigilenve was instituted to ferret out the bold “ee successiul affair, The police and cous Mabulary fovees of the town were at once

|

tion ertting at Mon! gome 5 har refused to re pu- k«<q- and younweast danglter of the late W Wood, | o ii tos of the Whitehouse, D L., of Herefordstire. | Per Greyhound, from BOS TON, | tlish from a thousand parlors, where reign peace

tu for-| held by eilizens of that Siate, lof the Coulederate

ite Washington,

neue | Footsteps were |

|

Ine doors of |

;

aengers, was tully conenitted on Tnesday in New |

Captain Anderson, of the U. ship Villa Franca, charge d with eruelty to pas-|

States passenger |

York to awart the action of the Grand Jury.

It is suid that the President contemplates a | visit to Wilmington, Charl ston and other South | ern ports, betere Che meeting of Congress, i the | pressure ant offi ‘val duties does iit prevent. |

Colonel Bell, counsel for the ers, Who are to be tried in St. Lonis, i in aa

steamboat barn.

wador will be a fair average voyage. | ington for the purpose of persuading the govern-

mont to send Jefferson Davis, Mallory and Sedden | St. Louis as witnesses in the ease of his chents. grant bie request.

The war debt ef Alabama, which the Conven-

diate. amounts to (wo millions of dollars. It is te, aud forms no part tebe pleper Majer W. N. Melutire, of the United S ater | army, was arrested a few days avo in Louisville, | Keutacky, by a governne it deteetive, an ltaken |

on a charge of having det auded |

the goverment out of large sums of money. The | Leuisville papers, announcing the arrest, Were | guable to learn auy of the partieniars Ib regard | tu the matter, beyoud what is above given, |

oo

HUN NEWELL’S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY. j

There is probably no line of disease which has | heen than ‘Tbroat anu Ling Coty laints }

there ix also not a recipe written, nor a prepara tion before the public tor the above compiainte |

ut ce iu Tpecue, Antimouy, Lobeita, | or Optiim ich 4 Cratim to be entively stich cures, “as trey praiiice Natisea, Caillo€ tie Stoica tu repel flood. and allow disense to triumph over wha! nature re jtires to keep ap strength

Again, these objectionable components canse jones to be placed so fur apart, that the irritation which canses the cough gets the upper hand, and the foundation of weak lungs of consanipon is} permanently laid

A irue Cough Remedy shonld not only be the nocket, be daide or Hursery eourpanl me fall and to be naed jast as often af there is tickling in the ‘hrout, or disposition to comzh, bat tu ullow of its

more erroneously treated

yen bel ott: form or other, wi ine fenutus oO:

in Somwe

tliuecersary IM

free ase after the cough is eheeked, to clear away | fish,

all remaining irritation, and make the eure perfect

Cases of tiost violent Seve Throut, with all the |

leymptoms of Diptheria, have been entirely eured

by winking a Coustaut nee of the Congh Kemedy as a Garg!e. For Hoarseness it in invaluable JOUN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass. cy For sale by wil dealers in Medicine.

lultimo, after x lingering ank painful illaees

ceased was a young tain, who enjoyed the esteem of a large circle of vequaintances. for his strictly | upright and moral character, and alse for the gent-| ality of his disposition. Ile las been cut down 14} the prime and vigor of manhood, when he himself | und hie friends lookea forward to a brigit future, | and « long an bhappy career, but whilst he howed with due resignation to the wisdom and overraling decrees of Providence. his sad and premature | dewise may well teach bis friends aud companions | that life is teuly uncertain. He leaves a young widow and a large number of friends to mourn bis death

ln Tatamagonche, Nova Seotfa onthe 1Sih Se pt. | last, of Slow Fever, Miss Sarah Kennedy, aged 40 vyeurs, late of Moretl,in King's County, P.E Island, | " At Copelands, near Hereford, on the 3rd Sept, | Hérberta Magdalen wife of Renry J Jenkins, |

|

on the 25th December last, in the 24th veur of Donald, eldest son of Mr. | Donald MeMillian. miller, of Wood Islands. At/ 7.30 p.m. the] revionsevening, the decensed who was one of the crew. fell down the hold of the ship | ‘Shaftesbury. and survived the injuries he re-

At Bombay

his ave

| ceived only twelve benres.

At Turnbary, Haren Conuty, C. W., on the 10th | instant. in the 27th vear of her age, Martha the heloved wife of Mr. James Bentley, formerly of | Margate, PE. Island.

At New Bediford, Lot 12, on Monday, fhe lith

Birch, eldest son of Mr. Edward Birch, of Lot 16. | At Sea. on board ship “ \ estern Qneen.”” for] Richmond Bay. a few dave after leaving Landy | Island, Capt. Morgan Holman. maste of said ed ' : ' it et [ : ie PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. | ARRIVED. i |

Sent, 18—S« h. Mount Vernon Can plell New- | 0— Marie Flore, Metivier, Quedee ; | Verte ; deal. 22

enstie, stone.

: “ee Bart Prioress, Baird, Liverpoo! -mer. & live stocs. |

25—Seh Ellen, Pentz, Picton; coal. CLEARED. Sept 91—Sch Sisters, Gedder, Fanwhuballagh, Dixon, Rtichibneto; do. Cheroque, Costin, Pugwash; bal. Marie Flore, Metivier, Picton; do. 23—Str Ishind City, Smith, Shedine ; Y5—Seh Mary Cole, March, Liverpool ; deals.

Anivals in Europe from Hence. Liverroet, Sept. 8—Curlew

| —Thonmae Owen. 19—Warwick.

C. Owen and Undine, for P. bE Gravesesn, Sept. 3—Retriever.

| 11—BEtheldreda. Virion.

| PurmovTn, Sept 14~—-Admiral.

12—Suiled L.

4~-Speedaway.

Shediac ;: bal. 22—|

7—Five Sisters. |

rn mm

COMMERCIAL, [Prices in the enrrency of place named |

CHARLOTTETOWN, Sept. 30th.—Oats per bushel, 2a. Barley, four rowed, 33. 91., and two rowed, 4s. and 43. 2d. per bushel. pvtato a, per bushel, Is, Bu.

Hatirax, N.S’, September 28th —Potatces, per bushel, 45 a 50 cents. Oats and Barley not quoted P. Ei. Island Messe Pork uuchanged,

Sv. Joun, N. B., Sept. 25th.—Outs, per bushel, 44 cents. Potatoes, per bustel, 50 cents. Turnips, per bushel, 40 cents. Barley uot quoted.

Toronto, C. W., Sept. 21st —Oats. per 32 Ib., 524 S4 cents. Barley, per 48.63 , 70 @ 75 cents.

Monrrean, C. EB, Sept. 19th.—Oats, per 32lbs , 32 a 33 cents Barley, per 43lbs , 70 a 724 cents

joston, U. S, Sept. 23th —Oats, Northern and Cavada, per bushel, 58 a 6) cents. Western, do., Gl a 62 Sules dull Barley not quoted Pork, prime, $26 a $28: mess, du., $33 a $35,

per bbl.

cents

HEH ADVERTISEMENTS.

ROLL NOON NOELLE tg.

| Tron ‘fanks.

i? .O be Sold by AUCTION, on POPE'S | ete on THURSDAY NEX PT, Sth inst, 1a o'clock

1) 80) Gale Iron Tank,

Oe

1 600 Do. Do. 2 St) Do. Do. Also a Lot of Lumber.

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. | Ovtoher 2 186

Took out for the Engine while tho Bell! rings.

_ ISAAC J, WALDRON,

Household Furniture. ‘TINO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION,

r on WEDNESDAY, the Ith 4 OCTOBER ut lis late residence, Water Street, all the

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

und other efleets of the late Hon. GroaGe Biante, cousisting of Drawing and Dining Room Furniture, bin Mahogany; dirassels aud Kidderminster Car-

j pets, Kyanklin and Cooking Sivves, Feather beds

and Bedding, Wardroves aud Chamber Sets, China ,

and Glassware, Kitchen Uteusils, Books, &e , &e Particulars in Catalogues to be had at the office

if Wal. DODD, Auctioneer, Ch’town, Sept. 18, [865.

i

AUCTION! — Frock in "Drade,

At the Store of D M. HARRINGTON, Esqr, MOUNT STEWART, on

New York, Sept 2tst—Oate, new. per bushet,| Queen Sireet, - - - Charlotletown.; WEDNESDAY, the 4th of Oatoher next,

53 a 54 cents. Western, do., 56 4574 cents.

Bar- Potatoes, shipping, Pork, prime mess, $29 5¢ Lonpon, G. R , Sept. 13ch.— Barley, fore ign, per 9 O.te, do., per qr., 20s a 242.

( » 2 1P-, 20s a@ 24s. Aver

jage price Sd. per qr. bigher tian corresponding | week last year.

Liverpoot, Sept. 16:h —Oate, per 45%bs, 33 1d

SUs a 85s.

Passengers:

Inthe [earner Decee, trom Brule, Sept. 23— Hon. Joseph Hensley and Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. Cat ley, Muster Swabey ; Messrs. George Peake, C,H. Kempson, Rev. Mr. Wiikius, Mrs. Wiiking, Cupt Curtis, Do Clark TI’. Monson, Miss Murdock, Rey. Mr. Jurnean, Sulivan, John Lefarey.

i iW AD VERTISEM ENTS.

(PO be sold by PRIVATE CONTRACT that VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE

jund PREMISES situated on the corner of Ques

AND StDNEY STRERTS, having a frontave of 46 feet ( : : i‘ The House is quite new, is 3 stories high. and lias been

erected during the pust year. It contains a large

SHOP, 36 x 25 feet. in front, finished, with best plate Phe dwelling part of the House |

Glass Windows contains as at present laid off, 17 large Rooms, tove

ther with a large and commodious Cellar. Parties Wishing to view the Property ean do so by apply

ing to D. McISAAC, Esqr, on the premises, or to WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. | FS? If not disposed of before the SECOND ot NOVEMBER next. at w iil be offered on that day } at PUBLIC AUCTION. on

Charlottetown, Oct. 2, S865. RW

A RARE CHANCE! —

Yo lay capital well and honestly out should | be the aim of every man.

A splendid Leasehold Farm, Saw and Grist Mills, Houscho Funitrie. Farm Stock. Mill and Agricultt- ral Implements, &c-. &c. &e.

fEXIIE subscriber, acting ander inst:uc-

tions. will offer for sale, by Pusiie Auctions, on THURSDAY the 9th dey of November next. at CARDIGAN RIVER, Township No, o3 the following VALUALLE PROVERTINS, being

Ist—The LEASEHOLD FARM of 100 acres of Excellent Land, from Lord Melville, for the period of 49 yeurs, 50 of which are expired, ata yeurly rental of Is per acre, bv acres of Ww Lich are in uw high state of cultivation, bing under crop this senson, teneed off into 10 fields; 20 acres ure iu a state ulmost ready for the plough; the remainder is a forest of hard and soft wood in ite primitive owth, being saved by the owner, and is fit for ship timber, seantling, fencepoles, and firewood, valued at £300; a powerful stream of water rune centre of the fann, on which are a

throngh the

lnew SAW MILL, of great power and speed, capa

: ; ee ble of sawing any lengths for sip plank, by a fil] ane of sawein working order; hkewise 1» GRIST | WIiLL, a good KILN, ot |

The revenue | } +}

with three run of stones;

working orde!

size, all in these Mills, for some ) ist has averaged | Chere is alsoa new FRAME in pesition | Dwelling House, 28 x 24 feet. with an at

hed Kitchen, 16 x [9 feet, ready to close ju | Dhiis the Cw or, two}

tiiles bel Bridge,

Veurn ps

for vu

Farm fronts on iran

mw the new jas been the | jndaciug great haproven

rtv in this locality ;

meals OF ihe

an Stitp |

chis and evil u the valve of vurd isin front © ny size baile in Pr.

These are

5, where a stip of] id could be launched | i ina property ' ise Will know |

¥.

Vitii sutelry

hielr men of energy and ent

how to appre emite. Farin Stock :

ti Horse, § vears old: | de. Mare, 5} x '

1 Strong Fa:

veurs old; 4 Milelh Cows, exceilent breeds; 1 Ox] and Heifer, 2 years old; 2 Heifer Calves, IS Sheep

2 Ram Lambs, improved breeds, 12 Pigs, a large

lot of Poult @ec. &C

Lyood Curt, new; | Wayzon, do; Riding

do, Plongh set Liarrows, Retler | Wheelbarrow, Swinvle

liarness. | set Carriage do.. | Saddle and Riding

und Pitchforks, Scythes

Axes, Gross-ent Suws, &c. &¢.

The whole Crop of the Farm, | |

witionst

Sleizhs trees, &e; attulo RK be ee

2 pets Curt aud Cushtons,

: 2 as ridle, Rakes, Dung

B’sappsaiang Enmaplersests : | |

Rarley, Potatoes. Tur- | nips, Hay, about > lous; Straw, the same quai tity.