A al RI a cl a a a a

EIT OE TE

IMPORTANT NEWS \ teiecram recetved at Mr. \ \ Nei Iwadmy Room thi moramg, via MM vier,

i dati lL ; doa. slat \u “i, Wor us thasat li Maie sty's Thirteenth Hussars, |

2 Sixte-first Foot Reets.. ave order fo pre

d at once to Canada. This order appears

he made in compliance with the urweat request

of the Canadian Government for further

tary assistance to ward off another Fe ian raid

with which Canada is threatene. The

. : ' , Femans have grown bolder, are not mi the

least danated by their repalse in June last, are

mor numerous than they were then, and are

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cucwiraged, in the most undisyuised av, by

civil and military officers of the United States

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Should a se

Government md invasion un hapyy ¥ oceur, and that appears mimiment, the Fenians are uot likely fo meet with

Ain

Canada will, however, be \

mach obstruction from th m Co

vernment. ell pre pare d for the scoundrels, and we hope they will be so thoroughly punished as t) drive froia thei: heads all thouehts of marauding ex: editions

for the time tocome. Parties who are opposed

| go Contederation with Canada, and who sich for

ovation to the United States, cannot

" econ

eval their gratification at the trouble thus threaten dtea protec ful sister Provinee These

disloval opl seoun to forwet that thei

hearths d homes will be protect dl asainst the rayace

of war by the Canadian Militia, Voluntcers and

Reruilars.

vadine hevde,the |

Tf Canada sheuld fll before the in

wise ; but if any danver ofsuch a calamit should

pres pi is if, it is not three Re ranents ouly that

Great Britain would send to defend her favorit

Colonies, but all the strength of the hainpire d beqpat in requisition for them,

wou Annex

nthe to the I ited States is ida kat h toh

ed in auy shape it appears before us: jut it is

hherrible te think that it

} shi rule

ever becoaun

tlie apraus af a bloody inva ou dw Wiisses of norant and hloed thirsty men. nursed and!

petted im the hap of the great Renu! *\ gud animated hy all the instinets of murd rs and paral a. (hur (rust in the great stren vot the British Kapire whispers to us that no such ealamity will befall us.

id ecstatic

THE OLD CABLE RECOVERED.

We have just received int Lliwewee throw s| Te le

the politeness of C. A. Hyndman, Es

to th vid Atlantic Cable, which }

mid ocean last vear, has been recove

graphie Operator at this place,

that the

‘ Tex a fed in

ahe BECESSUTV splice made in it. heen received from Mr. Cyrus Field, who is on board the Great Eastern, and we understand that the lig ship is busily engaged in paving out the Cuble to Heart's Content in Newfound land. Commanication between Old World the New is now pretty rapid, but ther doubt it will be doubled and a reduced tariff for messaves. , singel abcectcccitaecaeaiadienien

Tae Petriot of Saturday last labours at its cvazenial vocation of stirring up sectarian bigotry. The peor pitiful exeuse for this vile Evvainer and Jerald

eondact ix, that the

have made some disparaging remarks won Mr.

There slightest wider) d made to shew that Protestant Th tor the odtery about * Father’ Chiniquy, as the

Chiniqny. is not, and cannot he, the

ista i< in danger, or even assailed, xcuse champion of Protestantism, is the mo-t infa mous as well a« the most conutempiille that ever Bigotry and Chicanery pressed into thei

We

relizious question, and we shall let the /’ufriot

service. have no have the discussion of it all to its precios 3 self. Ve premised to give seme proofs of Mr. Chini "| iv 3 misstatements regardins his ** 4'o!leze.”” We shall produce these at our ewn leisure, and

when we have more space to spare, arn!

us, in defence of the apostate priest.

To shew'the pure, Christian, chearital)« spirit in whieh the Patriot begins the relizious war, we may refer to a communication in the last

No. sigued **a Protestant who knows. Ws

have seen a great deal of filthy rubbish shot in to the eolumes of the Patriot in former davs. but the lust contribution to its dirt heap is the

dirtiest we have ever seen. Tats frequent use of

terms that would not be sesfered to appear in any respectable journal stamps the writer of the artic as a dirty, low-) ed, lving, libidinous- taueted ruftian. Mr. Laird seems to h

shame in hiring out his He has certainly secu the service of a must worthy coud pator in his new ents rptise of setting Protestants aud Cathylics ayain at Strike. enema

Tae Patriot is still eaweerned about Mr. Whelau’s prospects of election for the Second District af Rimes County. He should be re- sorted, the fatrint save, because he is faveur- able to Confederation. Why is Mr. L id so ¢lewt recarding the Confederates in the C overn aueut® There are at least three in the Cabinet —~<and the most jutluential three of the ++ lot” after the Leader, Mr. J. C. Pope, vho is Spewn to be a half if not a whole Conf derate —~ wid vet the Patriot has never dared to de

e une of the Govermmeut Confederates,

rou hy aume, in the same way that he has denoune- «ed Mr. Whelan. fail tu

perceive that Mr. Laird’s sole object isto keep

No one, we think, ca

the present ruling parte in power, uo matter whether thes be Confed-rates or anti-C oufede- rates MWe wants the lb verend Rector of St.

Sianstan’s Collese to deny that he **has taken

the field”’ ow behalf of Mr. Whelan in an ticipa-

tiow of the forthcoming election. The Rector

would, indeed, have a busy time of it if he re-'

plied to every silly accusation whieh the [’u/riot «ould trump up against him. No—we assure Mc. Laird that he will fail in his attempt to

provoke a controversy with the Reverend Res

tur in the matter under consideration The ‘itera pt tu turn ayainst Mr. Winelau the cousti- tueney who have honored him with their cou

fidence for twenty veurs, ott the pretext that he |

is favourable tu Confederation, will | Ove &

sizval and contemptible tailure. Why don't

Mr. Laird try to arouse @ feeling szuinst Me. Neevetary Haviland, Mr. D. Davies, aud Dr. Kave ? they are all three good Coufederates, aud possessed of far more influence thau Mr.

Whelan, because they are all three in the Go ernment. Bot Me. Laird would not dare to take the same liberty with Uae wames which he has dene with thatof the weber for St. Peter's.” We all know the reason whi.

ee A Report of City Council procer teevived to«lay, is deferred for want of

lings,

space .

A list of convictions at the Police Couit, tur; Ue: post mouth, received also today, will ap!

woek. |

Par with the Council proeecdings west gist bes ts 7” pte biti The sensational story about auother pte Powder plot in London, printed m the New York Hevatd as an Atlantic Cable despatch, proves toc he got. Newspaper files date twenty-four hours Ipter than the Wuich it ws “auid this new Guy Fawkes was ‘seovered, contain yo mention of any such ve- Carrence,

ts 4 ‘wer Provinces must fall like

dread i ston of LS, when M

d, and |

Messa-es have}

is no} with a second cable, } ; : }tewet until he had received instruc tous trom the |} new Seeretary of State tor the Colonies.

taste for the se called}

then)

: : aun —_—_ eres foot” 2 . <e the Puiriot may blaze away, wiauswered bv! apne 4 ah A eaee foe _ pone an ’ ‘ - | the gpeosiners bate aaa nyreed to the coufedera-

ve he ;

columns to infamy.

, Vineecs to

writes:

of a! ay ou!

THR DEBATES OF THE HOUSE,

Wi ‘ af ‘ ‘ we | . »% ’ ' couniod the publication al ft Jiouse of .Assem | hy i? “ week pt nua la ) j ie oe " farv sie }) tho ns we catiid no mite ¢ re i . ‘ | -rnn bp ne } , '

ore eladl and dediaus bea ! ; tanyrwner

'

irectt he dolvat of th \ n t mw { ’ ‘ ’

1 r they are ce \ ‘ I aa yee t. we ¢ t) bins } sensi cal

{ ue them, ven the correcting of th

. + 8 of > roof sheet a bore from which the Report: kindly spares us ihe truth ts, reports of «ce 7. i ' $ ’ ’ | hates are worth nothing unk they ean be «ke

livercel ta the public two or three davs afler thei !

,

' occurrence > @ud Those ** hou. emve)

speak bet from a desire ol mverting their op

ponents to their views—beeatin they kuow that

~but with a feverish anxicty of

is Lib per ilole ' : bavine tae

: . ® , porter, make a sad mistake im SUpposiay thie eneral interest in

public take the least

their opinions four months after hese have heen delivered in the House of Assembly. We

awe made all the @xnedition we could in et i

ting the Debates into print—we have published

3 ; . . ementarvy sheets several times during the

summer: we have curtailed orteiinal matter,

ir epiaions promulaated by the Re-}

that |

s oe ae oo i - nied no eriminal business brought before them. a Mazon Geseran Dorie, who has been on t nt ' i i U 7% . 3 3 There hes nat,f bdlicte, bled te aur of the lable feland cee Port of Charlottetown. Phere has not, rcHeve, Deen Mm ay ut ri sland for the } Wo weeks. the guest of ; ; , ae se one es os sie : ; s ARRIVER. ae Se ee ee ; iis Excellency the Ileus, Governor, left in the | Avg. 24—Selr. Prank Snow, Gafney, Gull; fish. | ' wwlotinn tom Ot grey hind. ly & Commercial Steamer Hearuer Dre 6 for Brule, en Thursday Lady, Blanchard, Trucadie; shingles. Kilen, ivt af view the state of the country is Most | yy, rning, ov bis return to Halifax, i Pentz, Pictou; Ccal. Elisa Ant, Grant, | he-

satisfactorily atfected by the late niuctait

Crisis.

- _ +> —_— THE ATLANTIC CABLE. [ Liverpool Paper |

America is now, by the aid of the Atlan- tie Cable, within @ comparatively lew miin- utes’ distanve of Kurope. The wonderful in- strument of ¢ smmunication rm proves by c¢x- ereise, und its capability ts already amore than twree what rt was during the first week

of its operation Ihe effect is to a great ex-

tent to dull English interests in the political | }

affairs of the Union. The mails are ten or twelve days later than the telegrams, and unless the general news be of a somewhat substantial character the intelligence will read tediously.

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The Atlantic Telegraph is, we believe, t followed be another ereat improvement in the

fimeans of Communication between Europe and |

The British Go

!

Ameren, in view to

the Coutinent of have it st between England aud America

vernine nt establish a dai \

Mheir ability to do so will of course very much | . , i !

undertake the risk of providing sitituble Ie is (ite evident that |

comnmnications and editerials, and oar literary s{eaMers. : : ‘ tl} Al ’ ) 4 ; we but first-class vessel woutd he suited to cepartiment bas been adiamost allovether nevicct ° j

| : 7 ee the werk. It is intended to reduce Che rates | ed to vive piace to the deoates, Our readers upon letters |

ive assured that no dilatoriness on Our part has

delaved the publication of the debates,

i norean

any thiag ofthe kind be attributed to the Report

. Si ; : er, Who has worked with the vreatest assiduity in|

bringing his labours te a close several weeks

sooner than we coald peiut his mi uiuseripts. As it is, we have published a great deal more than

was ever published after any previous Session in

the sume Sparee of time we have printed filly

: 4 ; ; | one-third move Cia was pruit d after the Ses

for printing the debates ; and what is bette

' : : . . - than all, we are about six mouths in advanc

f the time at which Mr. Laird eoncluded his contract. i!

et who will read it. We are vlad to

rmwith, however, is the last of

}

' : . e lear our hands of such tedious reading. >_<

CONFEDERATION OF THE BRiT{SH

The delegates that have arrived are at present staying at the Alexandra Hotel, Hyde Park Corser. The Hon. Messrs. Tilley, and Henry speut a ceuple of days wiih Lard Carnarver a! his seat iw Oxfordsiure ; and we widerstand that the President of the Couneil (the Duke of Buck ingham and Chandos) and her Grace the Duchess have extended au invitation to the delegates, to

}enjey the hespifalities of their cowulry seat at}

Stowe, tor the remaimder of the week, Cuulliehe- ing With Tuesday, the Zist tnst.

Tn the eeantiowe and peading the arrival of the Canadian delegates, itis anderstecd that an at rangement has been come to between the Britis! Goeverument and the Nova Scotia and New Brunus- wick Commissioners ou the details of the conte- deration of Rieitish Nerth America, and of the Iun- perial guarantee of the sun re quived by the lates colonial Railway. ‘This guarantee has been pre- thised successively by Lord Grey in Js5], by the Duke of Neweasile in his despatch of the I2th of April, 1862; aud by Mr. Cardwell in a despatch of the 17th of Juwe, 1985; bat a was wade de-

pendenten the assent of the provinces te the con

federatioma, which Neva Scotia aud New Bruwes- wick had until vow withheld, and alse on furthes evidence that the sum ef £5,000,000, originally

tion, and it is said te tiave been conceded that a contingent fourth millon shall, d leund necessary, be further guaranteed.

The Hou. Messrs. Howe and Annand, who have charge of the petition trom ,Malifax against the coufederation of the provinces, are at present stay- ing at 43, Sackville street, Piccadilly.

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AMERICAN CONFEDE- RATION,

It is understood, says the London Times’

THE NORTH

city article, that an arrangement hus been come to between the British Government and the Nova Scotia and the New Brunswick Commissioners, with the concurrence of the - Canadian Goverument and Legislature, on the details of the Confederation of british North America, and of the Imperial guarau- tee of the sum required by the lnter-Coloni- | al Railway.

This guarantee has been promised succes- sively by Lord Grey in 1802; by the Duke | of Neweustde ia his despatet: of the 12th of | April, 1862, and by Mr. Cardwell in a des- | pateh of the 17th June, 1865; but it was wade dependent on the assent of the Pro- Confederation, which Nova Scotia and New Lecunewick had until now withheld, and also on further evidence that the sum of £3.000,000 origimally stipulated for should suffice for the purpose. All the Provinces have now agreed Ww the Coulede- ration, aud it is eaid to have been conceded that a contingent fourth million shall, if fuund necessary, be further guaranteed Canada, however, baving already construct- ed 120 wiles of railwey, from Quebee to Trois Pistwoles, and Nova Seutia 60 wiles, from Halifax to Traore, there remain but 360 miles to coustract, and, at the ollictal esti-) mate of £7.00 per mile, probably the £3,- 000 OOO will sufhce The Halifax and Truro

line bas cost under £500,600, or abuat £8,-|

000 per mile, The priwary guarantee is to

be given by the Provincial Legisiatures in|

the fulluwing proportions: —Five-twellths by Canada, three aud a ball twelfthe by New Brunswick, and the same proportiva by) Nova Scotia. Certain securities are to be | hypothecated jo retura for the supplemen- tary Imperial guarantee, which is ealealated tw enable the colonies te burrew at about 4 per cent. The nature of the coun ry to be traversed is not such as to reader the Inter- colunial Railway, which will aow be com- menced immediately, a very tedigus affair it is caleulated to bring Quechee within 1s houre of Ualifax. Meanwhile, it appears that Mr. Brydges, the managing director of the Grand Trunk Railway, with the view of doing as much as possible during the inter- val, bas given an hus tediate ln petus to the mnterculupral traffic ul the Grand Trank, by placing two lines of steamers from tts ter- minus at Portland, the une ts St. dolin's, New Brenewick, and the other to ilalilax — In aw pamphlet lately published at Moutreal. Mr. Brydges asseris that « large trade is likely ‘wo be carried ou from Canada, and from Maine, Vermont. aod New [lampebire,; with Nova Scutia and New Brunswiek, through the Grand Trunk line to Portend, with the aid of these steamers, pending che construction of the Later-colenial Railway. - >_> TUE CONDITION OF IRELAND,

The Dublin Correspomlent of the Tises

* The spuvit of content reigns @very-

wheve iu Ireland at the presevt dime, Varivus

couises, have coutiitintid to prednce a most giundant harvest, and the almost entire xem. tion of the country from the eattic plague, The excitement produced by Fesianian has eomi- pletely subsided, and crime ia af the lowest eb. In several coumies during the avsizes the

3 ] . o : 4 “4 judges daw receives white glosgs, lasing bad

. Laird had the contract |

better than any one else

lin wailed the sallerers by the recent fre at Clrar- |. - : ook a ' wi " ee — — nea war inthe United States.

and papers very materially, and to brine the charees as near as possible to tia standard contended for by i Kijhu Burritt on this side of the Atlantic, and] w the Ocean Penny Postage Society on thi other. is Qeean Penny Postage will ever be piaeed | within the reach af the

which was k ne

people of the two coun-

tries, but there is certainly plenty of marin |

. . i for a sweeplag reduction from present rates. |

- 5 i ied NEWFOUNDLAND. A St. doha’s, N. F.

) ) muper says that the ne

‘ mints ot Lilie’ shore tishe iy renerally, th ul rly

eoulieting to some extent, are on the whol 4 '

very fuvourabie, \lonyg the whole

northern

Coust He progpess Has vet been made, except at

Bonavista, where the cateh is, however fis

short of an avernve one. Some little has been

loing at St. Joha’s and the immediate neigh the last lew days, until when ]

' » } rourhHOOd adurihe

iall hands were hardly better thaw idle: aud we i :

ilse learn ef pmprovement very ri

lately given here in aid of the sufferers at the late fire at Charlottetown; and request, iu the nathe of Lieut. Colonel Martin and vour Cominittee. that the amount be retained by vou for the special aid during the winter, of the poorer class of sua ‘erers With a view to the above the Committee cannot, in their opinion, do better than place the above sum solely at your dispasal, feeling sure teat vou will knew how i benetit these most in aidof relief . lneurred in giving After paytnug the robably be a small surplus, which will also be re

to distribute

tf. so us to Dome

expense hus been necessarily the Cenceri

titted lo Vout ds soon is Possitde. 1 have the Your obedient servant, Taonas E. 5. Hickman Secre tary of 4 oluiunittee,

honor to be, Sir,

Mavor's Orricr. Halifax, N.8.,)

Auytist 24, 1866. 5

My Draa Ser :—Several suall sams of money, | leew thaarded to me, Tnow en the mmount in hand, with the names of the ventlewen trom whew coutributions

lottetewnh, having close nv cle agile fast

have been rece ived.

Should auy further stms come iu T shall have wuch pleasure in forwarding thea,

Would you lave the voodness th ackuowl dying receipts, to specify the amount. us PE should wish to publish your for the information of coutri butors.

note

IT am, wy dear Sir, very traly, one obedient servant,

M. Ui. Kacttey, Mayor.

The Worshipfal the Mawar of Charlottetown, BP. EE. Island.

CUNTKIBU Tiudss: Hl. tlea-lein,

Win. Po West 2000 lion. ROD. Dickey, 1 Oe | Dr. R. HH. Bell, » ow)

So2 00 - — 70+ oe —

ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE! Dy Tt legruph lo Me Ne ils Reading Room and Leraminer. Cu Tow Ke Sep. :. noon. The Old Cable picked up at four thirty ves- terday morning. Messave sent over to Mr. Field who is on board the ** Great Eastern.”

The splice has been made ail the Steamer is |

now on her way to Heart's Contest. o >_<. HORRIBLE SUICIDE, A MAN CUTS OFF IIS OWN HEAD AND HIDES TP. [From the Mobile Times, Aug 12.)

Our corever yesterday meruing held au inquest ou the body—we insist on this werd—en the brody —of an unknown man, found dead in the reom ofa bheuse cua street of a suburh in this city.

The uutertunate Victim bad, a few days age, hired a suite of rows, and wet having been seen

since be entered them, the intelligent treedweuan |

whe plays landlady over the preniises, suspecting something wreng, sent tor the police, wheo the door being foreed open a hornble spectacle was The headiess dody of aman was A Suspicion of

diveovered, lying iu state on bis own bed ! wwurder atanee arose tu the midst of the specta- tors, and the corouer was sent ler, whe, notwith- standing appearances, af once EXpress: d bis opi- nieuw that the death was the resull wel of murder, but of suicide, and whde looking ober the body

a letter was fowod in the hatds of the vietun, |

ful. vy justifying the coroner's prev ivus. ‘The let ter tan thus: :

“Tohave put an ead te my life—L was tired of existence in this wugratetul land, aod DT teft it of we own free wil) There is mouey in my drawer sufficient fe pay my fraeral exoeises As to my mame try net te discover it. To pre vent identitieation, Thace hidden my head wicre you will never find a.” ,

The whole tiausac.ion is thus destined to re- main shrouded im eternal mystery.

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Jouxson’s ANopYNe LisimMent is ho cha k pre paretion, but one meeting the approbation of the wedical profession, the wost eminent of whom beu Willing testiawony te its wonderful ellicucy.

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A good Hair Dressing fas long been w uuted for tae use of ladies and children, but it has been unattainable. Most of the so called Hair Dress- ins sold wt the drag stores contain aleeliel and vil= mgredients which are destructive to the lite of the hair—give rise fe many disease of the scalp,

and soil eversthing With which they come incou-

(gp. Dr. Koights’ Hair Dressing is avegetable pre |

paration, tree teow oli and alewnol and the moet perfect article in the wertd, rich and glossy appearance, promotes its nxuriant growth, prevents it trom turning grey, removes dandruff, cures nervous headache and all diseases of the sealp, is debghttully pertumed, and will wot

soil the finest fabric. It is an honest preparation

and ae such we commend it. ~~ m

We understand that Alex. Mehay, Esq., the telegraphic agent ad the New York Associated Press in Newlonndland, dias suceceded iv repaii- ine the Gult Cable which tad bees hieperative in coiene quiche of detective iiselstion. The cable was yeapuirled m 79 fathowsel water, and raised to the surface, and the fault cut vit, when the end was again relaid to the shore. The cable had been provoauced rotten aud worthless by the tirst enueee ta Americus aud but faiut hopes were entertained of again rendersng it serviceuble. We are very happy to learn, however, that (hese feare have proved groundless, aud that it is now fault. less, and works better and tests Detter tian itdid when first Jaid.—Ptetou Staudard.

probably | between tue ports ol Liverpool and New York. |

| destruction.

bills there willl

jiast fortnight. arly wheat and buel+y cau be harvested.—Sam-|

e200 00

li gives the hair a}

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ia Tur Band of the 4th Regt. have retarned |

to tiend Quarters 6 Halitaxy—they lelt in the teamer Heater Beck, for Beale. on Thursday jmorning act. The performanees of this excellent j and, in this City, for the past few days, have yreally delighted the inhabitants, aud their de- purture from our shores is regretted by the whole community. The thanks of the inhabitants are due to the Officers of the Kegt , who were instrumental in bringing them to the leland.

Grorncrrown.—The Excursion to Georgetown jand ‘Tea Parties were Ul suecesstal The sum lrenlized will be, we utiderstand, s »mewhat over £ LOU, We could not but coneratulate our Kirk ltriends there on the taste they di played in their ** table ay pointments,”? It was a alfiie ; aud we Wish then

j speedy completion of their wanse.—Com. to Ll. |

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His Lordship the Bishop of Nova Scotia held |

{ ran ,2 Confirmation in St. Jola’s Parish Church, st | Rleanor’s,on Stuuday the 260 inst, at which time [that rite was admimstered to -ighteen young por- hesne of both sexes. j day preached beth at St. Micaier’s and Sauwer- | side. —Sammerside Journal, Aug. 30.

- > we eS SAPETY.

ugst One bundred lives are at ones destroyed by a | epend upon the willingness of “hip owners to | terrible explosion.

very eye turus to the scene

a larve Ueet of {In the dark winding passages of the mine, an enemy has lurked, whose spring bas been instant; the |

-Accutmulated hurrers sock seciee,

lustinetively we dread the hiddea danger, wor than an open toe, yet with strange perversity, we arm to meet the one, and reluse te guard agains! the other, The ininer stands in the jaws of death and despise security, The inevitable catastrophe

: ; j caiues, aud barron is intensified by the rs Heetion | It is doubtful whether so great a boon ithat the wwedless misery wight have been averted |

by the use of one of the simplest litte uistruments iu the world—the safely lamp,

The explosion of fire-damp illustrates, with the |

clearness of chemical demonstration, the sudden }combination of certain gasses, and with precisely the same ducidity may) be poteted wat the showes { bat ae less remnous Union of pernicious and poison | ous perticles with the bled and bodily tissues | by whieb deleterious change teers indiammations, jnerveus diserders, gout, rheumatistuys Kin ceim- | plaints, &c, &e, are gewerated, the constitution is | dideraaued, and death iselt is threatened,

} Holloway's tamous remedies are a sateguard ftar more effective than the safety-lamp, for tien

; ee atoms existing cither in the blood ot

systein, they constitute the traveller's best frievd tLolloway’s Pulls are the finest medicie ever

cently onthe | Known in these hot aud insalubrious climates, | Geese

}and by detertcining tothe skin gud equalizing the ‘temperature ef the frame. It is notable

rant conditiau—time, The proper Gme aud best eoucerted meaus tor removing all aihuents are distinctly indicated in the “ mstractions with his remedies, aud their practical utility has been established by the patronage aud applause of the world.— Weliraakee Star.

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Reporte are reaching us of very serions damage ‘being done to the heavy grain crops by the un Htavorable weather whieh we bave had during the {tis with ereat difficulty that the

’ isstied

merside Jouruad oe

Oo? — “20 , . * Phere are two thousand gambling hells in New }

| York. city.

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The Landon “Spectator” is predicting speedy - <-> +

STRENGVH FOR THE EXHAUSTED.

) "Thousands die, as it were, inch by inch, of bodily |

weakuess ; for debility will kill as certainly though janet so quickly, as a raging fever. Is it asked lhow the weak shall be made strang ; the debilita- ted sustained and restored ; the exhausted refilled | with vital energy ?

the justitution of the art of healing to the present hour, not ove has wrought each wenders i the way of restorativa as HOS LfETTER’s CELE- BRAVED SPOMACH BEPPERS. This is in deed the tonic of tonics. Asa revitalizing,strength- supporting, life-prolonging agent, the like of it ts jnot toe be found in the catalogue of medicines |} Among the various articles used toe arcuse the dormant powers of nature, it: stands alone—tie jureat awakener of the paralyzed physique. 1 } not only awakens the physical powers froui astate of collapse and inanition, but ilaaiparts permanent Siger to the museular aud wervous systetis—remn forcing, os it were, kath the stronghold and the The aged, the decrepid, the

i Poutworks of vitality jnervous, the broken down of both sexes, are re }coummended te try it, They will assuredly tiud 1 a present help ta Une of treuble. | Sept. 3. Zw _—-—_ e058 - —— - HoLtowsay’s Piijis.—HBilieus affeetion.—In this country vething is More common, and few j atlinents more distressing, than the class of dis- beases dependent on disordered liver. | tien of nausea, beadache, listliness, and Joss ef ap- )petitn, will at ance be recognized, as the symp- tots of liver affection, which can owy be relieved by regulating the wehon of that ergan. Hollow- ay’s Pills exercise over the biltavy secrition, a healthtal influence hnown aud appreciated through out Great Britain and ber colonies. ‘These Viils cure after everything else fails. Sufferers for sears trom bilioteuess, sick headache, and liver

complaints lave been thoroughly restored by |

these Pills to sound health aud a goed digestion, who previously had ny enjoyment i life, —_- lr Oveasvres Like Magte.—MRS. WINS- LOW'’S SOOLHING SYRUP, for children teeth

iny. softens the vatus, reduces jnianumtion, ailays}

all pain. w revalate Che bowels Perfectly safe in add eases, us oiiliens of mothers evn testify Chirtv-five ceuts a bottle. Oiliees, 48 Dey street, New-York

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Browns’s Broxcimabh Tkocurs, when allow- ed to dissolve in the mouth, have a direct influence to the wallected prrtte ; the soothing effect to the mucous lining of the witdpipe allavs Palmonary irtitation and vives relief In Coughs, Colds, and the various Throat affections to which public speakers aid siivers are lable.

lYiarried, At St. Paut’s Church, Charlottetown, oa Thurs-

day morning, the 30ih inst, by the ford Bishop | of Nuva Seotia, in the presence of a lacge nember |

of the inhabitants of this City, dawns Peake, Esq, of the Fum of Peake Brothers & Cp., to Kpity, eldest duaghter of the Hon. T. Hariland, Cofosial Seeretary of this Island.

Un the 30th iust., by the Rev. Thos. Duncan, Mr. Roderick MeLeud, Lot 22, to Miss Isabella Nicholson, Let 50.

Un the S0th inst., by the Rev. Thos. Dunean, Mr. Dunean MeNcill, to Mise Catherine Mac- Donald ‘both of Little Sands.

At Princetown, by Maleolin McGougan, Esq., J. P., Mr. Alfred Craig, Bedeque, to Miss Jane Montgomery, of iipee,

At Georgetowa, on the 25th inst., by the Rev. Alex. MeWilllam, Mr. Teacher, Murray Harbour, to Miss Barbara Murdock, ot Murray Kiver,

- _————- eu - —__--- - Died, | On Saturday morning. the {st instant, of bron chitis, at his residevee Southport, Psd. dstand Gronge Poreest, Esquire, in the dtith year of bir ave ‘The deceased was a wulive @ Aupae, ddan friexehive, Scotland. The was, for x verad yeurr, in

James Sanders,

vers suceesstul wud much esicemmed Aa” Marine Yr) specimens of the breed ever reared on the Island 37

iu the British Merciwut Sertice , aed airing the Crimean War, he Wis the Conseaider of the Prane- port Flay si °° Aruba.” abo Capt. (MSE LAsON, \dinirvity Transpor. Apeat sal be also comnnand- le tthe sume Ud the Feeneh Bervice. daring the sliert Continestal War of FoF) He: passessed pro fessional testitueniak and eértificates of Ue highest nod most howordle character,

At Wheatds diver. on Tuesday morning, the 2th ult ¢ after a dew months Hliess of cousumplion, Georgina. seungest daughter of Mr Jauce Wares, gavel 2 yarurs.

“tau te Bd inst., alter a lingering illnece, Mes Ayuwes Sherly, wife of the lale Sergeant Agydrew Lavean, Charlottetown Royalty, aged 67 years.

At Stautope, oo the 24st iust., Sarah, the be- foved wite of Neil Shaw, Esg.,, in see 70th your wf her age. Mra Soew was Jeservedly beloved and regretted by a numerous family aad a large cirdé of friends aud acquaintanees; and died in the full assuravee of a blessed and glorious iw-

‘quortality beyond death and the graye,

first-class | all success in the |

His Loréehip ou the same:

‘field of operationt is immeasurably more effective. | Skiliaily couteived tor neutralizing all Garmdul o: |

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Phe sensa-

Ligh Holbygru, London, Bug: |

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“DR. KNIGHT'S” GRIEXTAL HAIR RESTORER,

Is the only preparation in use which dovariably CHANGES Gray aND#apeDd Tale TO ITS ORIGINAL coLor. Its effects are so UNiPURM AN® SPRIDY, as

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doea, sugar, &e. Wrh—etr. Albaygibra, Ad- | ¢ X Ds ¢ * af rr vee be regarded almost MIRACTUAS. }

ame, Mamas een cargo. Sea Flower, Mac- we se ™ ee oe a ne ; It gives UNIVERSAL SATI-@ ACTION, @ single trial Cabs, Chatham: seantling. Western Packet, Perf sere eg - SDAR, tre sd “F oroving its superivrity over all vther articles f- lowere, Bay Verte, boards. Aiexina be | ™ ne ere “ ' sored to the public under similar names.

Jardine, Quebet, flour, &e. 2%th— Ocean | Caark tHetown, Ame thy PSV } same se OG Liver. E.G. Warre, writes from Eastport, Me, Belle, Bell, Liverpool; salt Alexander An- April 17, 1866; “* Though but twenty-six years der goss Pugwash; deals. LaRookah, Davi- | CITY DEBENTURES. of age, wy @air had become quite gray, whem, a& gon, Pt. Vonall; stone. Sarah Ann, Allan, | BY-LAW having been enaciel by the | the saggestion of Br. Carpenter, 1 gave your

tay Verte; deals. Mount Vernon, Campbell, Pictou; coal, rel. Margaret, sieDonald, Antigonish , stone. Hizabeth, Lamout, Bay Verte, deals. Lucy Ann, Murray, Bay Verte; stone. Isabella, sic Witham, Baltimore, bal. CLEARED, Ellen, Pentz, Pictou; bal. bal. 25ib—Alice, Fonjuir, Eliza Ann, Grant, Bay Verte; j deo. 27th — Diana, Wythe, Gulf; fishing. Alhambra, Adams, Halifax & Boston. * Per- severance, Powell, Richibucto; do.

Aug 24- no, Lichibuetos Porthood ‘ da.

Lauached,

On the 25th inst., from the Shipyard of Messrs. J. & B Mekinnon, Lot 14, for John Yoe, Exy;., of Port Hill, a Bark of 440 tons, called the Forest {lueen.

Arvivals in Europe from hence. Livenvoot, Aug. 6—Coutederation, 14—David Cannon. Jt—Harbinger. Suiled, Privress. 15 -—Loading, Lillie. Civec, Aug. 4—Empress. Swansea, Aug. 6. — Isabella, Richard,s from Buectouciie,

Diana, Wyllie, Gulf; Macke- |

Spray, Ve- |

! A City Council providing for the payment of the -rientel Marr Restorer a trial, Lu ten bave rom | : i coal a : ny oad “iced a ~~ ihe mer | the first apylivatioa my hair was dark nud sult as Sey otis "ee samen of a Public Market } in childbeod . J believe no otber preyataion oo8 oats, gud for the liquidation ef the principal: boast of such rewarkeble of ots.” . | Notice is bereby viven that tenders for the pur- Key. Bow vp One, writing from Alegandria, chase ot City Jiebentares for the sum of Lv) or Va, February 5, 1806, says: “1 am tov old te C1Ov-each, to the amountot 2600, bearing interest | regret that the treete af winter should glint per- at the value of six per cent per annum, payable | petually may hair, bat te gratify my daughter, i the duterest as well as the liquidation) pave used your Griental Hair Restorer, and with the |Lappiest results. My hair, wuick teu weeks siuce was white as silver, 18 COMPLETELY neST@RED Te THE COLOR AND TEXIUBE OF #oxnTY wears ago, Lu my daughter’s behalf, I thank you heartily.” Cavt. C. U. Cowan, of the *Sca Qacen,” datee at Berwuda, December 27, 1863 ; * Your Oreental Mar Restorer is loohed upon at something wirwes- lous by Ube people bere. Such uwiturm, speedy, and salislacwry ellects have never tulluwed the use ul any other preparation,”” : f Mas. Otiver, of Carleton, N. Y., saye ia ay ri a By letter, dated May 9, 1866; “I won't say that ; WANTED. buve used your Oriental Hair Restorer, for Seis ure \ WAREHOUSE MAN who under-! cau a peron of wy age bave tur suck things t But fm crands catting, enring and packing Pork, ean) my deiends have used it, aud 1 have witnessed ita keep account of Grain, and will umke hinselt) woudertul effects. If 1 ever should yet gray, f generally useful ina Grumry and Warehouse. A) shail know what to resort és” | permauent Ntuation and first rate wages guaranteed Columns might be filled sith testimonials like toa satisfactory persou who can furuisli testinio- | the above, but their,pablicatiog is nut considered

lhalf vearly, lof the principal secured on the tolls of the New } Market House and oudhe general revenne of the | City, will be reveised at the Office of the Ciry Clerk until 12 o’elock, noon, on SATURDAY the eivhth day ef SEPTEMBER next, where the form of the debenture may be seen aud every necessary information communicated. By amler, PETER MACGOWARS, City Clerk. Charlottetown, the 27th 2 dav of Anewst, 866. 4