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Bustvessi1ke Murpeg —Assassination is a Japanese political measure applicad'e not to Europeans only. We quote Mr. de Por blanque’s ateount of the murder of the Prince Regentor Gotairo, unole to the young Tyevon, | a@ be approached the gate of his ewa resi- dence after a coremonijal visit to his nephew.

The morning has been very showery, & group of mex in broad-brimmed straw hats and rain-goats, who may be labourers, traders, anything, halt, as if to kneel with the rest of the people, at the approach of the prooes- ein

Suddenly, as if by word of command, they cast off their pain-coats, and, glittering in couts of mail, their bright ewords brandjsh- ed en bigh, they spring upon the Uotairo, as, unconscious of danger, he reclines in his chair. .}bie followers, unprepared for attack, stapd aghast aa one of the norrimon-bearers

falls to the ground, cleft from the skull to |

the chim. The norrimon lies a wreck—there are shouts and groans—and then § man rushes through the barrier, waving a bieed- trophy, as he cries to the astounded guardian of the gate, ** Make way fur the head of the Gotaire ?"’

The aseailed, if they could not save, will avenge their chief. A furious cgnffie! ensues | assassins are but one to five. Several lie dead ; others, desperately wounded, have yet time

to commit the Hari Kari; four are oyer-.

powered, and reserved for a less sudden death ; only three cut their way through their enemies, an! escape.

Ten mnytes igter, and all is quiet. The Gigtairo’s procession has passed inte the palace, the dead and wounded have dissppeared as i! they bad never been. A shower has washed away the blood, and men, as they pass upon their errands, do not stop to notice the frag- ments of a norrimon, and beneath it the bleeding fingers of ahuman hand. Theasave the only remaining tryces of the Gotairo’s death.

Un the following day the unfortunate of- fiver on duty at the barrier through which the murdered prince's bead hed been borne in triumph, who had fa:led to arrest the aseas- win, was requested to perform the Har! Kari. lle was a highly respectable and Fespected jndiyidual, and a large party of his relations and friends assembled at his residence to witness tue ceremony. Having taken leave of them, and admitted the justice of bis sentence, he made a superficial crucial inci- sion on his abdomen with 9 small knife worn tor such emergeocios, and then handing his Jarge sword to his nearest male fgjend (who stands on such sccasions in the same rela- tive ag the best man at an English wedding). | he bared and bent hjanegk; the blade gleamed | in the air, aod the hegd rolled on the | ground.

it may be imagined that such an event as the murder of the Pyinoe Regent, in open day — and in the public streets of the capital, must haye ion ties wildire, prodacing amaz:- | ment and consternation throughout the city ; | yet, strange tu say, few appeared to he aware | af it, aud the officers cuout the Legation | when quastiqgngd suid they hud heard some- thing about g fight near the palace, but that the Gotairo was quite well.

Mr. Aleook, on his making official inquiries, was informed that it was truc that the Gotsiro had heen attacked and slightly |

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wounded, but on his offering his services in a |

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surgical capacity (he had stadied and prac- tised medjcine with great success in early life) met with a cold refusal. o all his subsequent inquiries, as to those |

of his colleagues, the invariuble reply was thac the Gotairo was ** neither better nor worse,’ whieh, considering that his head had rot been recovered, was perfectly true ; and six weeks elapsed before the represen- tagives of foreign Powers were officially in formed that the attack upon the Prince Regent hag resulted in immediate death.— Review of De Foablanque’s ** Two Years in Japan.”’ - =o _

Barxuw’s Last Serevutation.—The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Press says the fashionable eveut of the season is unquestion- ably the affiance of Tom Thumb and his Lillipu- tian bride. Only a city yep a Barnum eau appreciate the stiy such and elaborate bur- jesque is capable of creating; for there ean be no doubt that it is all the work of the great showman, aud one of those immense sensations which he so

inimitably works up fer his great profit, about |

guce meyery five years. It is already telling munificently at his myseum, where the throng to see the little bride-to-be never ahatys frum ten o'clock in the morning uutil the same bour at right. Hy the first half of this dwarf enterprise, Mr. Barnum can hardly fail to clear at least one

hondred thousand dollars, aud when it comes to |

eshibiting General Tey Thumb and his bride ne a wartied , the d'argent will be eomplepe. jast paw» 4 the Mapee Thum and his jntended, esgurted by the equally abbrseyigted Commodore Natt, were guests at the princely Fith Ave gue yesidence of Mre. Auguste Belmont. Miss War- ren's whole outfit of bridal apparel, revealing in miniature the entire mystery of the feminine wardrobe, ostentatiously displayed in one of the great windows of Lord & Tuylor’sestablishment, au Broadway, attracts constant crowds ef ubserv- ors: her bridal jewllery is alse a great attraction at Ball, Black & Co's. and a large Eastern picture, intended for presentation ta the happy part. finds protitable exhibjtien in another locality. The General was greatly cisgusted yesteyday to jearn that Trinity Chapel could pat bp the seene of his marriage, a the admission of a congregation by tickets, and quder the restriction of full dress, js directly against the rules of the Episcopal Church. Auvther sanctuary, however, will at unee be selected, and the cerenmony will be perform- ed with all possible pomp. Upon leaving the church, the wedding party will adjourn to the Metropolitan Hotel, the whole lower or first floor at which is te be adapted to the use of a grand reception. The affajr is the talk of the whole town, ridieylous as jt must appear to outsiders, aed acems to be a topic fraught with intense eu- joyment for the old as well as the young. Barnum is fairly eclipsing himself, and can agord to be prond of this last success in the science of * money making.”

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Notice, Vy wees. by Order, dated the 10th of August last, made by His Honor the Master of the Ralls, I have been — Committee of the Estate of PAUL MABEY, Esquize, whu has heen adjudged to be of un- sound mind, | therefore uize all Persons indebted to the said Paul Mabey, for RENT, Oy otherwise, to make immediate paymeut to me of the amounts dye from them res- ponte And Whereas it appears that the said Paus Slabey, while in such unsound state of mind, exceuted Conyeyanees of partions of the Land and Real Estate belonging to him in Ubar- Jotetown, Charlottetown alty, and else- where, I do hereby CAUTION all Persons against dealing in, as conveying any such Lands, vc acee pting any Conveyances thereof, antil the question of the validity or invalidity, of sack Conyeyances, from the said Paul

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Bold by Druggists throughout the World. PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE

498 Greenwich Street, New-York City.

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ZYLOBALSAMUM.

W. R. WATSON, Agent for P. E. Island.

DENTIFRICE SOAPS, &c.

Rimmell’s White Rose Dentifice Seap. Robinsons’ Judexical Deutalsoap. Velletier’s Antiseptic and Aromatic Tooth

Soap. John Gosnell and Co’s Cherry Tooth Paste. pass DENTAL SOAPS, which are of- ered as substitutes for all the Powders and Washes heretofore used, are prepared expressly fur the TEETL, of

The purest Materials of which Soap can be Made.

They are tasteless, save an agreeable aro- matic flavour, imparted to them by the Anti- septic and Astringent properties with which Ws are combined.

They effectually rid the mouth of the feetid

so impure and disagreeable. They give tone and strength to the gums, and a clear pearly whiteness to the ‘Teeth, preventing the pre- mature decay of those priceless organs, the full value of which is never realized until they are lost to us forever.

THE STEREODESMIC,

CR DENTISTS’ ‘COOTH BRUSHES.

These TOOTH BRUSHES have been exten- sively introduced, are highly recommended by the most eminent Dentists, and are war- ranted to purchasers by JOHN GOSNELL & CU., Inventore and Patentees of the TRICHOSARON HAIR BRUSH.

Only sold in this City by WM. R. WATSON. tw A supply of SILYER SOAP recom. mended asthe BEST ARMOLE EVER SEEN for cleaning Plated and Silyer Ware.

. Skinven, Charlottetown, P. E. J. Jan. 12, 1863, Cw

January 6, 1862, W. R. W.

solvent. Its use will speedily deliver the disabled and disease-stricken sutlerer from

A LIVING DEATH,

| And restore him to his frieuds in a sound, and healtby condition.

| Before presenting this wonderful cleansing rem-

ledy to the North Awerican public, Dr. Kapway

| was determined to test its medicinal powers fur the cure of the class of diseases for which it is prescribed

lin the South American Provinces, as it is a fact well

| known to all physivlogiets that

| SCROFULA, LEPROSY, SYPHILIS, and its borrible train of concomitants, prevail in the tropical regious of the South, ty a much greater and more malignant degree thun in the North. In fuct | erican Provinces that is free frem Scrofula, or ite kindred diseases. It runs in the blood of all its | people, wud bas becoure established as a constitu- | tional infirmity, and has baffled the skill of their | vest physicians. With kuowledze of these facts, | Dr. Kapway was determined to test the accuracy ul

| RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, which was prepared expre-sly to meet the exigen- cies uf the diseases .as developed in the tropics. Large supplies were sent to Brazil, Buewo- Ayres, Chili, Peru, Equador, Venezuela, Bolivia, New Grenada, and to » ve al islands of the Spanish main, and was thoroughly tested by Physicians aud the Priesthood, and is now the official remedy used by the Phyeiciavs, under the name of * Sc lutivo Renv-

vador de Radway,” (the Spanish for Radway’s Re- |

avuvating Kesclvent,) in the treatment of Scrotula, 3) philis, Ucers, Tumors, Prolapsus Uteri, Elephun- | tiasis, Erysipelas, Saint Authony’s Fire, St. Vitus’ | Dance, Fever Sores, all diseases of the Skin, humors in the Blood, white swellings, Nudes, Cankers, sores ‘in the mouth, deafness, discharg.s from the eyes, ‘ears, and nose, glandular swellings, dropsy and 4 constitutional diseases. Such bas been the unpar- | alleled success of this remedy in curing these her- _rivle diseases in the tropics, that we do not hesitate to prowise all the sullerers with Screfula and erup- | tive diseases among our own people, with speedy restoration to sound and permanent health. | Itissuperior to all known remedies in popular {use ag a cleansing syrup fur PURIFYING THE BLOOD, | and removing from the skin Pimples, Blotches, Tet- | ter, Kash and other offensive warks, and will in a | few days give a pure, clear and roscate hue of health and beauty to the face aad nails, and brillisancy to | the eyes. | It is pure and innocent preparation, all-power- ful to do good, but never does injury.

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

There is no medicine in the knowe@ world, or phy- | sician, that has ever claimed the skill of eradicating from the system diseases inherited, by transmission,

from parent to child. ‘This great power we claim for Kapway’s Kenxovating Kesotvent; and we religiously declare, that if Radway’s Renovating

| herited disease are first exhibited, it will eradicate

the same from the system. In tho early stages of | Pkthisis or Consumption, Fits, Scrofula, and in cases | of sore head, Ulcers, Tumors, Macking Cough, Brou- | chitis, the use of Rapway’s Rexovating Resot- | VENT will exterminate the transmitted dixease from | the system, and make (what the parents neglected)

| sound and healthy body. CHRONIC DISEASE.

Another class of disexses that no other medicines or the most skilful physicians have succeeded in ‘achieving, more than in merely palliating the suf- | ferings of the patient, which Radway’s Resolvent will positively eradicate, is that of Chronic Diseases that have infested the system for years, such as Chronic Kheumatisw, Gout, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Syphilis, and diseases induced by the injudicious use of Calomel, Mercury, Quinine ; diseases of the Liver, Spleen, Gall, Bladder, Kidneys, Spine, &c., ail of which diseases Kadway’s Kenovating Resolvent will eradicate, and secure to the patient a new lease of life.

The price of Radway’s Renovating Resolvent is $1.00 per bottle, Dose, a tea-spoon, twice full, half an hour after each meal. Sold by druggists and merchants everywhere.

A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS

Are superior to all purgative er cathartic Pills, powders, wineral und seidlits waters, in the treatment and cure of :

_Costiveness, Depression of Spirits,

| Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia,

| Inflammation of the Bowels, Sick Headache,

| Nervousness, Melancholy.

| IN SIX HOURS. A dose of from six to eight of Radway’s Regulating | Pills, will, in the most distressing cases of Constipa- tion or Costiveness, Derangement of the Liver, or other glands, secure a healthy evacuation fron the | bowels. Persons troubled with costiveness, indiges- | tion, liver complaint, dyspepsia, will derive imme- diate benefit by taking a dose of thege pills. Afier | thoroughly cleansing the bowels of its retained hu- | mors, by a free purge, two to fonr per day, for a

‘matter and tartar, which render the breath | Week or ten days, will restore the liver, bowels, pan-

creas, kidneys and all other organs of the system, to the healthy performance of their duties.

; DR. RADWAY’S PILLS AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE.

We have the medicinal properties of the most ef: ficient plants, roots, herbs, gums and balsams in the vegetable kingdom. In each of there little pills lies & mysterious power, for im each pill is combined the elewents of health, regeneration, strength and life.

Persons who suffer with dyspepsia, liver com- | plaint, enlargement of the spleen, jaundice, kidney | complaints, palpitation of the heart, and the evil _effecta induced by the execssive use of calomel, mer- | cury, quinine. corosive sublimate, opium, tobacco, | local stimulants, and exposure to paint, lead, &c., _will find iu Kadway’s Kegulating Pills a permanent | oure.

RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS

/cury, quinine, and their kindred drugs, that have ever been discovered, and the only pills in use that _will secure to the patient the beneficial etfects in the liver and other glands of the system that physi- cians Lope bo obtuip from the use of these drugs.

| there is scarcely a family in any of the south Aw- |

Are the only vegetable substitute for calomel, mer:

' April 31, 1862.

RADWAY’S READY RELIEF,

| Pussesses such wonderful remedial powers as te cure | | so many diseases of apparently opposite phenomena? | We reply that Radway ¢ Keady Kelief chief and | | most important remedial efficacy, is evinced in the immediate arrest of pain, and its putency in the treatment of such diseases and waladies, where paip is w Concumitaut of the disease. | Disease, like the storm, gives unmistakeable signs | of its approach. At first the threatened patient ex- | | periences a slight discomfort, this followed with pain | | to a greater or less extent, aud vtber symptoms fol-| | low in rapid succession. It is in this condition of | | the system where Rudway’s Ready Keliet will be | fuund all-poteut. Its administration, either inter. | ually or externally, as (he seut of pain indicates, | | will arrest the progress of the threatened dircase, | and quickly relieve the patient from all pain or dis- | comlort. | If people, on the firet indication of uneasiness or | pain, either slight or severe, would take a dose of | Radway’s Ready Relief, not one in a thuusand weuld | ever be troubled with sickness. |

WHEN THREATENED WITU | Croup, Diptheria, Iufluenza, Sore Throat, Scarlet | Fever, Typheid Fever, Pueumonia, Lilious Fever, | | Small Pox, Measles, Fever and Ague, Chiils and | | Fever, Headache, Biliuus Cholic, Diarhea, Dysen

tery, Cholera, Cramps and Spasms,—let Radway’

Keady Relief be freely used, and, in a short time, all pain aud uneasiness will cease, and the tareatened | disease expelled trom the system.

IF SE!ZED

With either of the albu ve diseases, the use of RAD- | |WAY’s KEADY KELIEF will exsure a speedy | | cure. | “IT CURES SO MANY DISEASES, |** And therefore I’ll have none of it,” says the skep- | tic; now we appeal to the common sense of any rea-

runable being who bas had the least experience in | | medicine taking, or busivess relations with Physi-| | claus, if this is sound reasoning.

| RADWAY’S READY RELIEF Ts not recommended by us, nur prescribed for % | many varieties of disease as every physician in the practice of medicine, prescribes Calomel, Mercury. | | Quinine, Morphine, Opium and other favorite hubbys |of the profession. It is a well ku»wo fact that in ninety cases out of one hundred, uo matter what nay be the name of the disease or the condition of the | patient, Calomel forms the important and the most | | active agent of the prescription: and ifthe symp. | toms of the disease are such as to leave any doubt in the mind of the physician as to arriving at a decided conclusion what to give, he gives Calumel. This is | an ancient landmark of the profession, which no in- novation bas ever been suffered to alter. WEIGH FACTS. .