Lord Napier who commanded the Abys- siclan expedition, Is about to succeed H. | R. H., the Duke of Cambridge as Com mander-in-Chief of the British army. it 1s the first. time that an engineer officer has | attained any very bisch distinction, ww | the Engineers are the best educated ant the finest theoretical and practical tacticians in the entire army.

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Tue Tires on TH ¢ ALARAMA Q: ESTION, —London, Jan. 5, The Times this morn ing has an article o the Alabama claims | question, in which it says: England only desires. by falr concessions and frank allow- ances, to bring about a settlement of the foo'ish quarrel, which alienates two great nations allied by blood and sympathy.

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A A special to the N. Y. Herald says that at the request of Bismarck, Austria will ac- credit a representative to Versailles. - eo The Legislature of New Brunswick will meet for despatch of bualavsa, on Thursday, the six teeath of February,

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Wilson and Clarke's theatre troupe ap-|

péared at the St. John, N. B. Institute, last evening, on their opening night of the sea- soh, and Were greeted by a very good house.— JelegrapA.

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The Germans elaim that the bombardment has so tar compelled the French millitary authorities | to evacuate all the outposts of forts Nogeut and) Rosny.

Ou dunday Fort de Noisy made no demonstra- tion, but remaaimd perfectly silent all the day loug.

On Sunday balloon news, was recetved from Paris with dates up to the previous Friday. The chief item of interest is that on Friday s meeting was held at Mayor’s suburbs, the populace loud- ly demanding that there should be more military evergy displayed by the authorities than there had been.

The bombardment continues upon all the forts to the eastward of the city,

Right Honble. E. Cardwell, Socretary of War, says that England bas alf the men she wants for military purposes, and that she posesses the best artillery in Europe.

Count Biemarck has been unwell lately, It is said that authentic reports have been received stating that he is seriously sick,

Napoleon has, it is reported, withdrawn his confidence from Marshal Bazine.

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I by af ete wee Soe Ars 0! Granville’s demal of violation of neutrality.— gy Pore pri yp Tke balence of theix splendid assortment) Secretary's Office, Kent Street, HE undersigned having this day entered Moncton, and a supper at the F PACE! The released Feniage left Liverpool for New le at euldabéde and friends, JANE GAROINER, the oF 30th December, 1870. ; into Ca Bamtaneebia, will carry on a MADE A SPEECH ON grey ided by the contractors, Messrs. Grant, | York on turday,— Trochu | has issued | .oiaved Wife of Tuomas W. Donn, Esg.. of this ——™ | General Shipping and Coniwission Business, utherland & Co.~-S8. John News. az > aaes a oe ppt oat on City, aged fifty-live mare Faveral this day,) WINTER DRESS GOODS DIVORCES. under ths Fim pod Sizle.ol HYNO MAS BRCS B R 0 A D W A V - ~-—--- 2 a ou. Kaki is marching on Narey, and on} (Menday,) at three o’cloek. . : : 7 . . ay, ; , Tue Swerivacty.—Joseph Bell, Eeq , has} Beltort.—Paris letters iadivate danger of a riot. S — — ID ETOMh JAAP. ee lak. Iatene fieee ae ua an Grube. e P been appointed Sher f of the County of Halifax, | French approximate losses at Bassaume — 9000 ‘ Several JOB LOUS, made up especially gates ee leans ade say mane oo” alate, Jan. 2 1871 : 3w And said that o nigger was se good as a in the place of J. J. Sawyer, Esq, reaigned. eee ete Wade. Taeee a Prices Current, for Country Traders, legal ‘everywhere, disertion, drunkeness, non. 5 ee eae : white man. Pat. threw a rotten oge down. — -——————— : —_— support, etc., sufficient cause; no publicity. No ‘ DE m a Austria will arrest and detain all French spades oe of Pe Grsmant, force rg Cn’TowN, Jan. 13, 1871. the of Cin ond Pec oe eae charge "untii’ divorce ik ettalded.§ Advies free. NOTICE TO v3 BTORS his throat, and shonted,— j oe : 7 ar terri : endume having met two French corps on Fri YP SIONS. on re 7 ibe* . prisoners who es ‘ee — ace Soqrmaty day. Both sider claim victory. The Prussian | Beef, (small) per eis = nhebenbeaie 4d to 8d sold for CASH ONLY, - MOORE & RICHARDSON, LL Partics tabs the weg 7 HURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH! FOR. , . a -pted f Port Hill losses were heavy Active bombardment of the| Do, by quarter--. ---34d to 6d Ch’ town, Jan. 16, 187}, Councillors at Law, : please make imm late paymen . — BROADW 3 The Free and accepte pee ou ™s| forts on the sounthern side of Paris continues.| Pork, cateass)... --434 to Sid i 180 Broadway, N. Y. City: | office of — eel > AY! ae ee = a No, 98° naan It is said that ehall have reached the city and Do, (smaatl} weeeee ---6d to 7d Jan y 9th, 1871. te P Re W.HYNDMAN. “6 All Bankum,” or “ No Bunk " Bi ask their eel ge 7 ee esaaak h . | burned several houses, The Redoubt at Notre mamta, Ne ID. eeeseeeee Boone“ a tae Jan. 2, 1871. 3w : 7s uites ing t irs | o oa . meee Dame De Chamart has beea occupied by the seal, ve 2 wcncdgan esas duoc Ae a Oe - LON DON HOUSE. the Qeane for what you want om ber own installed their cers for the year, ag Tomows =~! Prussians, and its fire turned against the French | rtart ‘Tees).. See Ts 2d to le 4d 4 ‘The ‘ . 7 |strate; bat hould yor whist about Jobo Yeo, W. M. . There is no appearence of sorties. The advaut-| po by the Cub, .o UbpeaPeGA< awvcce- Is ld to ds 2d| ¢ HE SUBSCRIBER wi J UST OPENED, ONE CASE . Prince of Wales College Z ? Thomas Adams, 8. Ww. age of the recent beavy fighting along the Loire, Cheese, per ib... oS Setcnudidensess sees 3d. to Sd r 7 will sell at AUCTION s } HE Prince of Wales Co’ and Gram- BROADWAY. ‘ Joho Elis, J. W. and veudome forest is claimed by both eides.| Do, new milk..2s2. 22202. 2-2-22000-05-- 10.0 Is| ~ ° a6 the Store of DONALD McRAE, WARBRPROD? TWLzDS, T School will be re W bios. zi Johu M iynard, Treasurer, The French, however, are reported retreating Lard, per Ib, 2... rcccospccceocasecccess 10d to Is Tailor, Queen Street, on WEDNESDAY, the ae: mar oo) WI re-ope Oe i ED The eold, chilly winds of autemn have gradu- = Bed mae ee y ms westward followed by the Germans, Many = oo De. same sec Pitt “T°Pt seu —s 25th inst,, at 11 o’clock, a.m., 48 per yard and apwert, 8 pa¥ aie ae the 4th Janpary next, at 100 c¢ ock, ally and perceptibly, as the season advances, eor eweombde, Ss 4 onapartist agents have been arres : . ice. matmeal, per 1.0 10S... .cceee- ee: t ¥ : ‘ LES a.m. « [e=] OuiIaeo ; ei Edward England, J. D. Bonap tag b ested in France Heak wheat Sonn, ge, A i oe ALL BIS Jan. 2, 1871. Qw In order to prevent inconvenience in the ar-| brought om the frosts and snows of grim . . fi need. : & London, Jan 9.—King william telegraphed ys Gratin. STO CK IN TRADE, ——. “ Sot der de cantans a King am, and favored Jack end Jill with Arehibald Melatosh yesterday that Frederick Charlee continues bis) Rarley, per bushel. .......+ o++++-38 9d to 4s Od CONSISTING OF A ecaries’ isan an attendance wituin the fleet week j1Heir testive eporte; and while natare.is now Der ait ‘L sentem, ; Stewards. | victorious advance on Lewars, Everything quiet | Oats, per bush......-.... WV Hdbids 2s 4d to 28 43d ie le t oe b > , | busy weaving ber white mantle to spread it a Sa in the North.~Sinee the 3rd the bowmbardwent Veukvaacie: Readvy-made Clothin : We © : shu We AGO: ain —_ supper having — aes of Paris is proceeding —wraes the barracks of} Greew Peas, per qunrt. ........ceseeer+- y 5, The Old Stand, once orner of Queen WA by a By-law of Oe ee again over the earth, may I take the op- © Brethren preeent eat around the festival) fort Vauvres all on fire.—The Government of | potatoes, per busivel......--..-.-se0--- Is 8d te 2s \ i é yercoa ob and Governors, passed on = ruary>| portuni iring gen- beard, and enjoyed with evident relish the good) Parie bas consolidated al! military organizations, | Turuips, ca BONNE, os ccc een ospeanan 10d to le Fonte, Forte, Resting Joke Ore wp, &. ESTABLISHED, 1810. 1869, it was ordered that all Tuition Fees for 7S arated? oe nae of, a while the feast of a and oo and entire able bodied aale population er the p PouLtry. a ono cell CLOTHS, By Steamer City of Cork from ENGLAND, = cn eee Grammer School departments, tlemen, for ate lease examine ow of soul was a conspicuous element in the} regular army in defence of the eity.—The “ Stan-| Geese. --.------ 0. eeeer seer renee con® > a= : j i TREAL, in advance. our wardro if there evening's Ransbehtneneme code Journat. eoia * of teeday intimates that ae negotia-~ Turkeys, COACH... eee ener erccccesccees oe is 6d Black, Blue, and Broad Clothe, Doeskiis, | Y aryonioe doe ee aed " J. LONGWORTH, Hon, Bec'y ave Am i to : Ty SrT —- -0e tions on the Alabama claime fail te be entered oo ee ee creer Tweeds, Beavers, Worsted Coatings Water-| has completed his importations for the winter,| Ch’town, Jan. 2. 1871. "a - We were pleased tu see, not long since, in| upon, the fact will prove that the delay ia due te} 7p) 05 a ere ene weer ae Sdtolséd| Proofs, &e, consisting of BROADWAY one of our excharges. some pretty severe re-| the United S:ates, not to England. RNIN oi oatretiiaiceadetabiiaaal dies ls 3d to Is 6d Hat: d C: A RARE CH ANCE ‘ marks addressed to several persona who, during | Lavine. Jao. 10,— bases orate farante® Fisu. ai ats an aps, GENUINE DRUGS & CHEMICALS and get them. We can suit you to Over. au interesting lecture by Rev, John S. C. Abe! dated the 8th says the bombardment of the Paris! Codfish, der qtl.........-.2..-2eeeeeee 165 to 208/ Par, Oloth, Scotch; Glazed ’ > : Pants, bot, kept a continuves ebaitiee: which prevented fortifications is kept sp with vigor and effect.) Herrings per barrel... cee cecnsewee- 25a to 358 Beaver Hats &o. he Caps, Felt and Dye Stnifs, Varnishes, Paints =, & 7a. ORF Aim a , moe Jackets, Undereoata, and Veuts, wany from hearing. People who cannot refrain! The barracks of tert Montronge were set on fire} Mackerel, per dozen... seseee saa eednweces- 3s to 4a 7 4 - Oil 9 Colo he 2 RVD PHA We | ready made—-nede by ourselyee—in the from coughing, bad better stay away from such | and destroyed—some shells having fallen in the in” iit SUNDRIKs, 70 to 758 Tailors ‘Trimmings, Paper Collars and Cuffs, ~ S, TS, WC. rs ' ‘Latest places, or else take a buttle of “Juinson’s Ano-| gardens of the Luxemburg.—-The advance col- iba. ae ak a Ties, Gloves, Gauntlets, Handkerchiefs, | PATKNT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, WN LOT pomneenit emit’ toe BROADWAY dyne Lisiment” with them jumns of the German forces in the valley of the) ()0. 01 seed por thn b12dlGdl eh... Mitts, Braces Under Shirts, Drawers, &c, TOILET ARTICLES. &. &c. TO M N > s tuated in the = | Loire have reached Nogent, Le Robrose, Sarge. | Timothy Seed. per bush.....-... eee Sale Positive en ) » Se, A. rising: Town of SUMMERSIDE the | Styles, Cheap and Durable. You can also On Thursday | st, Mrs. Mary J. Masser, of | Sereguy and Lachatre. They encountered an| Homespan, per yard..........-.+--.000.- 4s to Gs : “@ . The whole of..which will be suld at a smallad-| generous gitt of the Very Rev. JaMPs MAc-| 9 der whatever kind of ; F 4, y Fy OF) . os saa WILLI t : garmente you require St. Eleanor’s, applied to His Honor in Council | “>stivate resistance along the whoie line.—An/| Calfskine, per lb..-.-...----. enninensal 6d to 94) ' AM DOOD, | vance on -_ . DonaLy towards the completion of the Summer- from our Stock of Clothé and Trimmi for @ diacese from her basband. Hack M4 | Italan vessel from Macao for Callao, with Coo~| Hides, per Ib..........--.-s0es sence wees 4jd to 43d) Ch’town, Jan 16, 1871. Auctioneer.| Special attention, by aa experienced hand, to/ sidg Catholie:Charet, will bedisposed of G , Trimmings, i v eband, Hagh Massey, | oon board perished; officers and erew eared. | Wovl....-----2---+----c-reenn--nenne- is to Is 9d the preparation by day and night of Physicians’ ‘~ Unsurpassed; which we will make at short on the ground of general ill-treatment. Leave | “7. a ’ "1 GMbothbiNbl 32.0 LE 3s fd to 4s 6d rescriptions and private reerpes, ae BY LOTTERY Ll “chive SUreAle ee aes ne ; eanted. The) eld steady. > er b ita o 4s P P or t. Ie notice, in the fashi New Y: te proceed in the case has been granted, The Ppnen, 060 WM a nsecs+cretesene 3s Od to 4s Ud E X T E y S j Vv E ! ; ‘ ’ moet onable New York Executive will, therefore, hear at their usual | Tallow, per tb..--...--.--2e.--e eens 7d to 9d T. DESBRISAY. Oa SATURDAY, the 25th MARCH. Styles, which -“« «*" *

scbamaine on ee nae wee Lonxpox, Jan. 11, 1371.—An immense ear i —_— . TR a DE ~ ALE y Ticketa only three ee ba by BROADWAY, or ’ ing w . iv vich to demi of Giad-| — * . i F irpan, ’ . fore our courte — Her. | ar 1 ‘ euieammer ees - HoLLoway’s Pi.s.—This medicine has re- | AT AUCTION . DIV IDEND.- eras ae os Gonnotly aad Win. and only Broadway. know how to furnish,

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CORRESPONDENCE. THURSDAY, 19th, JANUARY.

: — paracere | oF deed Bnelee t S:ate| wedy for these derangements of the system so} - a : : We do not hold ourselves rssponsible for the eens Taucab imbteeiton Guanwene ad common at the change ot seasons, When the AT 1] o'CLOXK «&% ‘five per cent., for half ear ending 30th | drawing, to the peng «ow 4 McMILLAN opinions of ou Correspondents. publican insurrection has broken out in Grene-| ait crows covler, and the functions of the ekin ; ul\., on the capital of this nk, and pay- ees Se ae . . yp ¢ ee +a... Spain—A telegram reaghed Loudon today, | 8° retarded an cevaninnel dose of Holloway’s XO RESERVE. able on and after the 5th inst, By order. ee ‘ D,. &. MACKINNON To THe Eviron or Tas Examiner. | announeing the capture of Havre by the Gere) Ele wilt colton the leer and kidneys for _great- fat treet JAS. ANDERSON, Eh ie : , Dec. 19, 1870 zm Bese Mensa i dns insite at hide ae you! waue, The news of the capture of Havre is pot | ene ener’ = oe ford} 50 chests Tea, DRY GOODS: Dee. 5, 1870, i 2m Cashi Dec. 19, . he Ls ee OBe, ¥ lly credited. A Versailles despateh says, | “!9ished cutancs action. rey eee | eho bave given us an 7 cellent Editorial on Railways, seater ries the cebu Satharios aan 7 enta, and tonics there Pills have no equal, To 10 ons Molasses, WO pes Grey Cotton, : P Sh Cham encouraging us {o agitate for a Railway, and pyrig opened ‘nereased terrific fire on buildinge| ©T#TY aged and delicate person, whose appetite! 10 bbls snygar, 30° White * BER 8 O ; erry, pagne do anything, but Buht about Railways, and just-) inside, Fort Moutrouge burning alln ght. Re-| 8 defective, digestion infirm, and tone of health} 10bxs Flat Tobacco, 30 “ Print 4 DE ; ‘el . ’ ly st; for we delieve fhat a Katlroad would be | tury fire from French guns weak, many shells| !ow, this medicine wil! be a precious boon, ocn- ce pemgeee on a : aeenlag. S Madeira, &e, nae bet terme. FH der hy met, ate ig tah cane enh ‘tba Gin 18 Geer A *: | voy ging Agta ak pas be ; ar ‘ow , © ot their calibre; cause fearful havec. An ate) a ee ee 6 “ Seotch Whiske 10 “ Broadelot ~— a : per . preres c a Railway by eur own unaided “| tempt to blockade the river Seiue 1s now aban- JOHN P. MOTI?’S CHOCOLATE.| 10 bls Barcelona Nurs, o* Black. fran. / Cid eden nes Se a, ss — os . | dened by French troops, Torpedves sunk in! BROMA AND GOPHER COCOA PREPARA o * Mixed Pickles cy Doeskin ira 5e, Gd, *f ods ets, oie lla weeld not be eatin Cana river aston Hone Apraoteb oe an, HEOoM., omcrinmmneen § 2 ome NEW GOODS. 0 Arrangement. cro dbat too Shorty do, 3084. . . : MENDED FOR MORE-THAN A QUARTER| 2° boxes Tob. Pipes, * Plain Wince 0 +6 road — ifthe work be undertaken — the cost of Sackville. Jan. 13, OF A CENTURY BY THE Sato EML 10 Keys B. Soda, 20 « : Wey. Shirtine, ad | Browa &Goldea do, 5s, 3d. which would press upon our limited resources, | : eee = (NENT PHYSICIANS OF BRITISH 5 bxa London Starch, with a large as ae Malls for the United States and the | Jules Munn Cham Julien Claret, Gin- —_ 7H: “ . é . bs : en . . ‘ * “ d = eee a a en eee ointaes ae oun wader ela teeess NORTH AMERICA.—To those who desire om we” que? Dee nestle . Demian SS Casa —_ a - ane — ae — - Not wit we a Railway would 7 hess Sod me hander waa Seedans has cap- the best productions of Cocoa free from dele | 100 gross Bottle Corks, aed mente - nade notice, be closed at this Office every dials, all kinds ; -» &e., &e., efaruing pepulation of this Island, in| >a c WwW terious substances, unsurpasaed in quality, and} 100 bls, Bay of Island Clothin, 3 | DAY, THURSDAY sad SATURDAY even- «1 | § MACEACHERN & CO as much that the inan in the remote districts, to| itulated giving up 8000 prisonora, Werder de- ee T : 8: : ats Tag’ MON 642025) BOLE SY 2: : : where the Reilroad would extend, would be as l‘eated Bourbaki on the Ytb, at the south of| Bere Butritious than Tea or Coffee, the under- Herring, » | ingsy at 7-0'eloek, » ’ “ Italian Warebogee, ” near:the centre of trade as those who were | Versone, took 800 prisoners, Paris intelligence signed offers the above articles maoufactured| The above Goods are weil Worth the atten- ; Maile for Great Britain, Newfoundiand, Dee, 19, 1876, Im ’ ’.9 ote : oe eos by himselt, His Brema, ewing to the peculiar | tion of Conntry dealers The Subscribers bei S e 4 i i im the vicinity of Chariottetown or the best ship-| confirms the repert of bread riots. A coliisien : : foes ne. PE § and the West Indies, will be closed eve tn ' oT : . k pl English | Process of mapulatture, by whieh «the oil of the | desirous of Clearing Out their Stock of Dry ‘ ‘ 5 ing places § chaquently it would increase the | between tob and military took place, canted t is completely neutralized,while all its virt Geods, bargains may be expected alterente THURSDAY wed SATURDA KAS Th RN HOUSE value of property and eucourage agricultaral im- | Government experimenting with a new kind of ee eee ee - — P ’ evenings, at 7 o’clock, as follows, viz : ts, but « Railroad - b unpowder, Prince Frederick Charles is follow-| T° Tetained, affords, as well fo the robust as to Teams Liperan, ne* , ; : , ; provements, tii roa eaunet 2 expected | Lunpowder, : : ' "| invalids, aud thosé whose digestion is impaired, ' Thursday, Sth Raturday 4th” Mareb HEAD SAINT PETERS BAY. without a large increase of taxation ; sd a tax | ing up bis advantage, but meeting with heavy a delicate and salutary beverage. ‘That ite value} Ch’'town, Jan. 16, 1871 SP APRAM PRPF, VDL” “ff Satarday, 7¢h ~ ‘Tharsday, 16th do | Tere Cee Teed desice no benefit while vie provisions left. A Collicty exploiaen | # a0 easily digested and highly nutritious are 4] et "9% <b Thursday 49ta, do. | ‘Saturdny,'18 do | FN addition to the large and varied sssort- =e weuld'be iw course of construction, er-| wonths |p oe tiele of diet is recognized by the highest medical IRON, STEEL Saturday, 2ist do Thursday, 20th do ment of General Merebandige, uswally ’

less we would cn .sider ita benefit to have so| took pisce near Sheffield yesterday, killing

much money épent in the Country, unto Uf the provi iedaia taation, ft the Douttatoe Government would guarantee us an amount suffi- ecient to construct a Railway of sufficient length to satisfy the Isi.adera, it ought to be an induce- ment for us to joia the union, as well as relieve ue of the burthen of the cust of constructing a Railway, ae it may be surmised that our pros perity a8 an agricultural people would be vastiy increased by the ‘ree intercourse that would nea sesarily follow or result from Confederation, and it is net improbable, that if we remain obstinate and refuse to jenn the union, that the Dominion Government wil) impove tax upon our agriculture al produce, that would be a gricvious burthen on our farmers, from which we would receive vo benefit. '

I remain, sir, yours, &c.,

A SUSSCRIBER. East Point, Jon, 2, 1871. ~~. ———— Petens Mvsicat Moxtuty.—There are plenty of good voices and natura) singers, eed not a few inetromental eptenen among the readers of the VxXaMINER- e therefore, think w edo a real

service by directing them to the above-named |

masical peblicavon. In 4he Deeember number there are twenty pages of Voex! music, both sa- ered and secular, and sixteen pages of instrumental

masic, THE CONTENTS ARE:

Kiss me good ight, wamma. Song and Chorus, by Will 8. Heys.

Father is Dead, and mother's so poor. Song and Chorus, by Cb EB. Pratt.

Stay home with me tonight, Tom. Song and Cho- ras: by H. Tucker,

You could not help but iove her, Ballad, by Wm. Dressler,

Jadge Not: there's Pardon for us Ali. Sacred Song, by J. 5. Cox.

— = « Quaret for Mixed voices, by

» aw y .

The Lord my Pasture shall prepare. Solo and ‘Quartet, by Mozart

While with careless course the san, etc. Quartet, i J. Concone.

Defend the Rhine. English and German. Quar- tet_ by Wilne!m.

The Departure. English and Fronch, Quartet, by Wan. Dressler.

Ww Bells Polka. by J. Becht,

Little Rowp Qu ckstep. by J. Harmistoun.

The Gay Cavalier Schottische. by A Prevot.

May day: or new Picnic Potka. by La Hache.

Love by moonliht. Caprice, by Ch. Kinkel, Your newsdex ler will order it, jor yon, or the

ener J. 1. Perens, 599 way, New- ork, will sew! you s copy if vou willeend him

cents. Price $3 x year; $1. 50 fer aix aonthe.

nt te

The crew of the Sehr. Victoria, belonging to James & H, McDonald, of Cardigun,—which vessel was lost \ast fall,—arrived bere yesterday by of Cope Tormentine. The Victoria sailed from 8t. , for “Georgetown, in the month of Novewberlast. Ina heavy gale she lost her mainmeast, and while in this condition she fel! ia with an Awerian Sehr,, called the Harriet Cook, of Calain Mains, also di , and took off those rema: ving of ber erew—a part of them having been previously waahed overbuard. Five or six days afterwards, when off Canso, the Victoria lout ber soremast and thane became ur-

Near Bable Island, they were faliee in with b bound to Deron taken on Sel, oad

nded there tis iast week in Decomber.—Jsl. How necessary that the nereis apparatus should ‘be per! et aud the brain vigorous: when other imprude.ce, disease in some organ is de~ — y Ftd mani Renaning ’ _.

y aeing owe’ Compegad

the tune aad viger Wicee etioed ko tbe and the whole nervis system, while dis~

twenty-six and weunding nine. Burdeaux ad-

vices represent feeling exixting among the people fas greatly depressed’; provsorcy or surrender of

Paris at an early day generaily accepted, 50,000 | French troops crossed the Rhine recently, and | traversed the province of Alsace. Werder is | now operating in the valley of Savone. A slight | engagement has taken place in the vicinity of | Little Havre, in which the results have been | favorable to the French army.

' nennenenseesereineantaeeiteagrennatee cana Very Latest. | pinkorenitn SME

Sackville, Jan. 14, 1871.

London, Jan, 13,—An explosion occurred at Renshau Colliery, Sheffield; 76 persons killed and wounded.—Geriwwan columns operating against Chausey have driven him within a mile of Le- | mars, after a serious engagement; I cannon, 3 | mitrailleusea, and 2,000 prisoners taken,—News | from Paris to the 10th confirms the report of the destructive effect of the German fire in the neighborhood of the Luxemburg gardens; de struction on buildings conymae visible. Great fires in the vicinity of the Luxemburg iast night.

The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg telegraphs | to Duchess: “After crossing River Marne, fought | het, victorious battle at Lawbron and Laeba- pelle taking nearly 10,000 prisoners; our luss in- considerable. Marehing on Lemars,”

New York, Jan. 13, Gold 110 7.8,

+ mo

A Strance Compousp.--An imaginative writer says :— Women is compounded of threa articles sagar tincture ef arnica, and soft soap. Suzar, because of the swectness wh'eh ig apparent in most womeo—alas, that in some it should have se‘dulated into strong d.- mestic vincgar ! arnica, because in women is to be found any quantity of healing and soothing after the bruises and wounds which afflict us men in the great battle of life; and soft soap for reasons to obvious to need speci- fication.’ :

i

Ir we can benefit the readers of the Examin- er any by recommending Parson's Purtative PILLS to be the best anti-bilious medicine in the country, we are willing to do seo. We have had about as good a chance to know as any one,

Tue importance of giving “ Sheridan's Caval- ry Condition Powders "’ tu heises that bave been out in a cold rain, stood in a cold wind, er drank too much cold water, cannot be over estimated; no man should be without them who owns a

good horse, it a

In Nompens there is safety, it was upon thié principle that the formula of Judson's Mountain Herb Pidis wae prepared, . It was not the result of one man’s knowledge. Dr, Judson, eeoene te epend a fortune in advertising Piils, consult the most intelligent aud learned physicians of the age, and the result was the production of a simplo but efficacious medicine the Judson's Mountain Herb Pille, These Pills cute Bilious- ness, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Female Irregularities, &e. They have now

of testinmoniaia bear witness to thew Yit- tues, Asa family are unrivalled,

been used many years by the Public, and thou-/ manageable, end drifted about for nine days | sands we 7

practitioners in the Dowinion, the foliowirg testimonials aply demonstrate. Jou~s P. Morr.

AND

MUD DIGGER CHAIN,

Cheap for Cash, G. & S. DAVIES,

Having tried the Broma made by Mr John P. Mott, of Halifax, N.S, and having been made acquainted with ite several ingredients, we ure of opinion that it is @ combination at once innocent and highly nutritious, not only te per- sous in health,but also to the weak and debilitat- ed ; and that, from the facility with which it may be prepared, and the salutary properties of its ingredieuts, it is a valuable. compound, and we cheerfully recommend it tu convalescents and

ae Fh LONDON er all who require a mild and strengthening food. AND

Kubert Hume, MD. [W. B.Slayter,M.D.M.| Ask W ERE RPOOL

~4 ana o a E26. heGRe oe. TO . McN. Parker. M. . Moren, M.D., Edin.

een Charlottetown, P- E- Island. DIRECT. cH

Charlies Tupper; M.D. |A. W Wickwire, M.D.,

R, 8S, Black, M.D, Fdin.

James F Avery, M.D. \|A, Hattie, M.D., :

F new fast eatling Barque ‘“MOSELLE”

™ coppered and classed 10 years, A 1, in English Ltoyds, 400. tons Register, erick | McRae, commander, will sail from London positively the first week in April, 1871. '

Edw. Jennings, M.D. |Chas. D. Rigby, M.D , ST. JOUN, N, B., QUEBEC, W. Bayard, M.D. bie Morrin, MD} S. Boyd, M-D. J. Douglas, M. D. T S. Wetmore,M.D. (Joseph Painchaud M.D, Z seilicatlil Also the fast sai'ing Barque “LELIA NTRE ALICE.” coppered, aud elassed 7 years A }y G. W. Campbell, M.D. in English Licyde, 308 tons Register, Lemuel M. McCulloch, M.D. Hobbs, commander, will sail from Liverpool A. Hall, M.D. positively the first week in April, 1871. ToRoNTo. The above named vessels will carry through ©. Widmer, M. D ; President Medical Board | freight to Pict-o, N.S., and have good ac- commodation for passengers, Partias wishing to have their goods deliver- ed here early in the season, will. do well to forward their orders in time.

Toronto, Jebn King, M. D.. Prof, Theory & Practice

For freight ot e apply, in London, to

Messrs. John Piteairn & Sons, 69 Corohill ;

Medicine, do. Lucius O Brien, M-D.,Prof. Med. Jariep.U niver sity of Teronto. [6m and it Liverpool, to Sir James Malcolm, Bart., 57 Soath John Street ; or here to the owners, PEAKE BROS & CO. Ch'town, Jan. 9,-3871. 2m

Crackers, Molasses, Oil, &.

J UST RECEIVED, Ex .Marcanerna from

Halifax: k 200 Boxes Moir & Co% Fresh Baked

CRACKERS in Wine, Water, Soda, Medford, Batter, Coffee; No. 1 Square and Family Pilot Bread. Also in Stope; and for Sale Cheap : 60 puns Cienfugos Molasses, 30 caske Kerosene il, 20 Chests Conzou Tea; 10 Cases Matches, 20 doz Corn Brooms, 22 Cases Gingerette, 20 do Glenury Whiskey, . 4 qr Caske Pale and Dark Brandy (vintage:

: 1864 a z e + 1 cask Custpbeitin Whiskey,

20 boxes 12 cases ting Crystals, Pickstone’s lo Robes, &c,. :

Lendon House,

Jan, 9, 1871, city papers 2i

—

MUD DIGGERS, Iron & Chain for same,

AT

—— ——

BEER & SONS, | Jan, 16, 1871.

HAY KNIVES.

AT

BEER & SONS. lm

Jan. 16, 1871. A CARD. Fall Importations.. .

HE Subscriber ig now happy to be able to announce, to his friends and customers,

that he has completed bis Fall im ions, ‘io each department of his business, and invites their usual Patronage.

DANIEL BRENAN,

N. B.—An early settlement of all accounts over six months due, is D, BRENAN,

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Ch’tewn, Dee. 19, 1870

medicine thes Give the Mountain Herb Pills a trial, Svuld by al! dealers,

re A O mrmnoe, Ship News. | By Cable Advice.—Arrived at Swansea, G. B.—

fs tan See from ne; Hero, ite . bo. ae Dari viee, Summer. | side. eet voupts yore tedon with oats by

Wm. Kichurds, Esq., of Port ill,

ences of the im plicated orgare disappear.

a . Every sew viotory which the soul gains is the effect of a new prayer. }

~~

| A few choice B y ot WILLIAM DODD, PORTO RICO SUGAR, f Received thisday,on Consiznment— _ Ch'town, move 6, (871. | bw 21 hhds Choice Porto Rico Sugar, (small) = °"” HOUSE TO LET! -}

A DWELLING HOUSE, sitnated in

caske}, 12 bbis Fine oranges.

— Prince Street, bitely in the deepation | All very Cheap. _ . 4 ‘of Mr. Walter C. Grant. peanede| MACEACHERN & CO, iven i For particulars ap.

ply w

’ “ Italian Warehouse,” ‘ Jan, 9, 1871.—t £

AKE BROS. & Cu. Dec. 19, 1870. ”

la

;

Queen Square.

\"

ARENOW rrr THE LAST INSTAL- 0

MENT OF

FOR THIS SEASON, CONSISTING OF

WATERPROOF CLOTIIS In Great Variety, from

4s 6d per Yard,

WIDE FRENCH

AND

TWILLS

FRENCH MERINOBS,

Black and various Shad ing the

NEW MAROON

now so popular, at ls

es, includ-

COLOR,

10 1-2d

per yard & upwards.

Figured Silk. Repps

Dresses,

HANDSOME PATTERNS.

- WINCEYS.

PLAIN AND CHECKED

©

Fine Brack Cosourcs AND

. Lusraes,

{GREY & WHITE BLANKETS,

BLACK VELVETEENS,

Thursday. 2nd Feb’y.

Satarday, Ist April, do

Thursday, 13th do

Saturday, 4th Sutarday, 15th do

Thursday, 16th do Saturday, 18th ~}Thareday, 27th de Thursday, 2ud Murech,| Saturday, 29th do

and Newspapers must be

to be registered at least huif an hour before the time of

closing the Maile. JOHN A. MACDONALD, Postmaster Geueral.

comauastag~est |

Removal. _

HE Sabscriber hes removed his Offies |

New Brick Srorz.

Jan. 2. 1871, Apothecaries’ Hall,

The Old Stand, West Corner of Queen Square.

W. D. STEWART.

1m

A Good Assortment of Aniline _Dyes,. Roseine, &c.

T. DESBRISAY. Ch’town, Jan. 2, 1871,

A MERRY CHRISTMAS” AND

HAPPY NEW YEAR. | SELLING. CHEAP AT):

“TALIM WAREWOUSE.” (TALIAN WAREHOUSE, OYAL Desert Raising, Layers, Valentias,

Apples, Pears, Peaches, ‘Tomatoes, P

String Greea Corn » Mermalades, Jae’

and Jeiies, Gelatine, Leinglaad, citing Wine,

ee Pickies, Sauces, iments, Coy LC. say And im fact everything required to make u roughou