ote Maen

oe ig Bi Aa AQ a

Aa ile

aBee

a iho:

eee

aud caper aliv the mesurrection m Uvet lw wrigk ot tive t li 1 yea “ st: nyuam Hite nent ‘ » peeniye | ‘ ‘e \ Zu . ' i i a | . Vu ; oat 2 4

4 ati ; . { ‘ ihaét cit

The Daily Telegraph, wi

ir A te

mmaurk, 6avs that t com arnt hi Thal Ma usticr iw sult 1 te ms the tor swel ik te Ue -Vesse us it } i |

tiie ' i s4 ' = ‘ ‘ rethivy the \ ‘ ty

Na } taku Meas! { ‘ that i ty tei . “rt ‘ i ’ vm . i ¢ re ive it.

Wreexs on tue Bareisn istes.—The Wreck he ister of the british Isies aurty the iust veer shows the number of casualins to have t 1 1656, of which 354 betei colliers. OF the whole number 340 resulted in total lo-s,

and the remainder in partial damaye, more oF leas serious. It is somewhai

e 470 total

renharaadlne Ghat)

losses took peace from Catises |

wW ather than « ilisions, S45 were caused \ streas of weal , 99 were caused by tuatte rn t l, BTU from the ship her e juipi s betas de tective, and JU vessels fou d red { n Lnsea WO thane ss. Se, ag rs { the S32 part + ses Cansed otherwise Uhau Dv collisions, Lia s rep ted to have been the result of e¢ icsanens, 48 were owing t » defects in the shin, and the mainder from cat s believed t ‘ hex preveutiole During tue bist ten yr s 73 ves have f ke i ‘ assis Tran seaworthiness, and with these have jx aroperty worth a unilion of money and hund ‘ human HVves.

\ Dub Corres ponce k ya r say i e hum 1 the arneut sl and tals

,s who wre returning ¢ = aay creashit st in | 1; menns i ta t Fer 1 inf} it ct, &s d ubt s will have 1. Probab v the state ol thi rs I the other side of the Atlantic was not fou vl ¢ such as was expected by those, the major ty of whom went out with exagzerated ideas of the fortunes which are easily to be made America. Here at home | ers wares ; lueking up During the harvest women ¢ gaz d wm the fields have been paid two shillin -s and sixnpence a day, and im addition, ha

liet: and at Wat

re paid five shil I

rveived thet fo d. the anavi

reorte

re we pt of truly

rs, Who Deretuf in *s

a day, are i Win the rece seven shilli <

“a day,

hore

i which, it has neon remarked, is than tiany

azve avle to secure.

men of education and indust

-_<-- - -

GREAT FINE IN QUEBEC. We learn that, by a telegram received at/

McNei

estrous

oe aa . i . s Reading Room this morning, a dis

fire has occurred at Quebec, destrovinz

the immease number of fifteen hundred hous s.

The telegram not state when the fre

does

broke out, but as we have mail papers as late

as Saturday from St. John and Halifax, which

do not say anythin. respecting the matter, the

«

presumption is that the fire occurred yesterday.

We will, of course, give the details of this great

lisaster in our next No., if they should comet hand in time for the purpose.

$e

closer political retations with Cape Breton and Nova Scotia than now exist between us, we| considered the occasion of His Excellency’s| visit very suitable for solicitin,s the information touching the money value of the connection we

may soon be expected to form, and to which

we are indelied for the communication referred | Little Glace Bay; whilst at Bridgeport Lingan he ; | the slopes.

to. iia ~ <<

We cheerfully give a prominent place in oor editorial de»artment to an interesting comimii- nication from a geutleman—a native of this | s land, we believe—who was lately an officer in| Army,

many of the stormy cuntlicts of the late ci

the American Federal who had seen

war, and who is now enjoying some reward f

his gallant devotivu to the interests of the a n

by holdin s x an office under the Washin zton G » verument. Our gallant friend is no less al, e| to wield « pen than a sword, as our read -rs will

aud they will rejoice with us that he

; perceive ; |

promises ta communicate with us, occasional y, on American public affairs, from the stacd|

point which

he oceupics at Washinton. Fi

S_ a eo LATE AND DISTRESSING NEWS FROM) NEWFOUNDLAND.

The Halifax British Uolonist, of the 9th inst., Ly la from St. John’a, N. F., gives the following

noticing the arrival of the Mail Steamer

gloomy picture of the state of affairs in the | sister Island Colony :—

Distressing intellizence comes from foundiand. The failure of the potatoe crop awl the disastruus fishery of the past seasvn foreshaduws a very unpleasant state of thin ss durin the ensuins winter. Utter misery sta: es the fishing population in the face, and the on'y quarter to which they can look fur assistance is the Government, witi such aid as the charita! le sociwties in existence may have at their dispos:l. | Conte: tua polaat inns r this state of affui the edit us of one uf i he local papers rema: ks:—

ay , svt: W

will; but place bef ec

“Men may resist chanve if they

some radicai change must take

the cirrumstaneces of the couiti y can be im proved. The credit and pauper systems have done their work so effec tually, th: it it is h ype

less t »expect that they will ever be voluntarily aban d oak the pre seit ay stem of ; tinuing. Union with the other Provinces of fers a reasouable hope of eflecung this change: and it lics w ith those, who are su violently «

posed to Confederation, to what means can be devised to unprove the conditiv: ot the ecrurit y- "e

The jvestion of Confederation continnes to discussed. The

thir nzs Coir

show

he people are bevinning uv

realize the faet that Union with the other Pro- | Part of mat ved, to Sydney. Vinces offers the ouly reasonable hopes for bet- Phe Brdura wus a barque of Tus vis. andl was tering their eonditiun. The St. Johu's Chroui-| owned by Messis. A. & 47. Durkee and DB. Hii- cle telis us :-—~ j tev, and was insured in the Commercial and | “The time will soon come when this colo y | Acadian oflices of Yarimouth, $5600 each.

wil! have to declare itself, and we are glad to See evidences that assure us of the triw mph f ‘tion. It will be remembered that a age n Was got up here some time since by the ar 'i- Confederate oa, camel while , nu doubt, a malin sits} ray of si enatures was obtained, a3 a certain kid | Can be oltaimed to do avythins, wo atten t Was made outside of St. Jubn’s, Trinity, Fer: v-} land and Harbor Grace, wad in the latte r place) the defeat of the exper inn "it Was $i hibited. The ris rh backed l hy Nowe! ful | influences, het a duzen si rhatures ae he proeul red that town, while in most other parts of the is} land the isilure would have been e pually mis bt ed had the trial heen made. We note the fa 1) of what took piace at Harbor Grace as dese. v- ing siiention, because in that place there ie a

‘¥e amount of jntelligeace which does 1: t et Without knowled se, as was shown in the | in-| Mauce referred to,

rialiy ¢<-

Fortune Bay on the

shee,

f

is to be erected at

26th Ausust a bottle, containins the following | memorandum, was picked up at sea near Pla

ed, (roy ernor

‘+ shafts”

yrutitude | | extions in behali of the poorer sufferers by the

| hs wd trom the

tau it | who bas lately re turned from a visit to Canada

jand aiarge quantity of hops,

ltained from P. E. } kecpn ess.

| thost

| disasters.

. We have also satisfact ry aceonnt irom othe districts w hii ik will doulbticss 1 ceive ‘ mation When the quesiion com welo tue Le psiutare, ¢ Cath lee) stu ived at this ehan re. Wel w that the Questiun atits mieceptten h ul t. weed thou rh ulyected 4 wv stormo i | fi hie ' dy lOTaCe, ve 5 initeuces weake ad 1 ea int i, certatat i reason 4 i ‘ om wete u We t uy It is ¢ lent from the experience of the last ten yea st that the peescnt aval able resourees of

red

culony could not support its plegnnd tl re must come, There has been a gi: lochne in the condition of oar people J

va, which iti nd the peter of

‘cual

many bey is meat toe arrts! Ou

we dving out, while th of the French seen

vpand and thrive in a correspoudiayg degre \ chine ith lows ! i i sit I contrast the condit s of cuuse and effect. and that over the ruinous Causes we are al present P WerTriess,

\ verv severe hurric ane vised a the Island on the 22nd and 239d ult. Tn St. John’s, © chimney ee toy and roof tiles were scattered about it ** vreat profusion, back and front do« = eked | “into smithereens, and fenees an dt stock | * at cd up in. rath roa hively ty ate Dh torm was very severe throu Aik | the Island \t Harbor Gerace the shippin sin port suifered

severely. At the wharf of Messrs. Ridley & Sous three vessels were damazed to the extent | fsome thousands pounds. The steamer Hélen | Gi we had her sides beaten in. The shed} at the Patent Slin was completely blawn down, | At Carbonear there was creat destruction of | erty Ihe force of the wind mav be rea

zed by the fact that on one farm at this place some hity-two trees were Llown down, s vine of | w h were three feet in circumference. At Bis

hop's Cove two men and a boy, vumed Smit}

‘re hurried inte eternity by the upsettius of

Cate It appears that the men went o

board of a large boat for the purpose of moor

itt her sufe!

paurtit Were ee by the sea, and the

pe or

fellows drowned. From Torbay, Oderin, and tl | wes There ar ma lanchely 1 dinus of loss f life The loss of Capt. Cook, of the

le

as i recor d

Reve wee cruiser, which, throws h collision, L total wreck at St. Pet

uo the lara

ane

ituble disuste 8 caused by thi

eile. Dariag che storm the French man-oi-wa tolled a te

? ; ' tney @ Hied thew hative country hizhiy

Ablondaace. and t iteen me:ichant vess ls, Were f MI _ : : a ae ‘ 7 pug nY. ?

wso wrecked at that place, involving a loss of | ;-*- Xin expects anobtuer civil war 1 tae United States Gold t- L.

seventy-four lives,

A corre spoudent of the Times, writin: ¢ from

27th ult., thus sums up th

«il ‘ets of the sad visitation :—

Se tthuy time is praast, and a sad one it hus

from flakes and stages being blown duwn ity *Gladly, bad time permitted, would we | iid that several houses at Fortune are des }seen more of the delightful [stand of Pri | troyed. As yet the actual damage has not been | Edward. Those who in summer require a| ertained.”’ ‘hanze of air, sea bathing, and a pure oce

'

tions

The d “es are avain at their killing. The Ne Heart's

dep I:

, wu OSE

01 srvatlory On the

ws SUVS

Content.

an * ° | centia :— TO CORRESPONDENTS. y 7 SI m Montreal to Derry, . ; ; : , - Sunday "66; Bank of St. ae Tue communication of “« Enquirer,” resnect-} 4 : : i P i ' ae upt. Mlurray, of ing an allezed attempt to corrupt by bribery! All we mcks this bottle, please one of the Prince Edward Island Delez report to J. Cusimens, Gowa ’ ; . . , Ae t= f I ] 1 ¢ while at the Quehec Couference—has been 1 " ' FOUR 2s dor speax OF Sume §$ . ‘ * ee i c slic that coast re ceived, and will re are Conusiderati 1 , ‘ : i erry CHAiCH Wili t Lhe la est lor mau I verses Gms is d t 3 Ve s¢ ¥ 3 are | rn i ui t +4 <P I ' a Die Lrect. “Goverxor iw Cire ! < . en ti i ae hs 8 ¥) t - j » Breton akan 4 that’* ‘ : ve Bole te CIVE @ Mace tut iin a ears _ ) ins of § Pee kdwa d Isis i arrived here a nal atietiae i on Tuesday ist Duvineg his brief stav ‘ ' H 8 Mee ¥ de a burt d Visi ‘ We give the place ur, In our edito ee : rt oad, daly it ‘ i Mines, and wo i nave cour tee ‘ ulus, to an u vesting comn tion res. his j tended Visit to others, had not pressi! peetins the Cape Bretou Mines, kindiy prepared! public duties connected with his sovernment, by a mest intelitzent corre p mident, at ours . it 4 aT ¥ for mto ve tt ntothe | sday. Governor Dundas is pos s Eis @u le ‘ e eut. Ge ee iwst ki Ex i t I t ’ erp - a wl ‘ +e and acreeable Hiaarers, and eceutiy vietted those Mines; and we bel uuUNeStionaly is a who will sli with he was. like ali other stransers, very dee; dignity and grace the d position he has “tn . ° t privilese to enj as rit stautive ol impressed with the vast importance of t 3 5 ee. : . - ; j ‘ t i wo : i ajesty } n the prosperous and | ly Island of | miueral wealth which they exhibit. As there! Prince Edward. We have coud et Ma for thé is a probability of our bei.g brought into) statement that His Excellency was much |

pleased with this part of Cape Breton and of the encouraging developement which he wit-| < i nessed in its Mineral resources. As an evidence | of his intrepidity, and determination to be fully linformed of the workings of the collieries visit- |

Dundas descended the several and thoroughly examined the under- rround operation at Sydney Mines and and gained access tu the works through |

Sy both

” —_-—-—~.aer-- Re ‘ferring to Mrs. Stevenson’s Concerts in

| New Brunswick, the St. John Morning News,

lof a late date, says :—

* The Charlottetown people owe a debt of to Mrs... W. Stevenson for

She here assistanee b, and other ama-| at the concerts given We could have wished, much more

| destructive tire in’ that city.

in their aid, reeeiving Cordelia « Glee Ciu The

res pred tubie.

teurs, atiendance Was quite hawet ver, that it was numerous was.”’

ane wie

that the Hon. Alex.

We are informed Keith,

’ purchased while there 10,000 bushels of barley, and that the ar- Meriitt, on

‘rT pussa re from Toronto to this | lace. We be- lieve that a larze quantity of the grain formerty used in the at of Mr. Ki ‘ith istaud.—Haulifusr Evening

*

° ' MCcies Are HOW OL DUA d the steamer

establishme Was ob

Crops ix Canapa. — The Ottawa Citizen SYS : * but tor the very untaveurabie weathe: which has vis.ted the Province fur ihe past few weeks, the harvest would have been one of the in

loner ce

bountiful ever known the ex Previous tu the advent of the maitinued ains, smiles claddened the features of the farm- ing community at the prospect belore

Hay,

out promise of abunda

miuityey.

the in. corm, and tuber crops, held nt yield. Th

watery clement wee k ulter

oats, whent, * copsiZznt

ie arity: fr down of the

week, with only oceasios val yt rlinapses of the sun, had gradually changed the pre spect, and whew line weather did come, it was Knows that a great part of the crops Lad bvenso damazed as ty be almost entire 5 woithiess. ¥, 1k certain, tas been very much damaged; oats have, lin some Causes, Sp mied: corn has. been trosted aud ariested in tne owth; while the fold enemy of the potatoe, the rot, has been making sad ravages. Oats will be searce

When compare d with last

he ~

: — yeu: 5 5@ pew.

Tux Baranon soo ha nee Dis ast ERS. There was a heavy gale ou Saturdi iss the 2: iv uil., On Lie j HES OF Ne vi ened “aa ai dt

eastern Cunt f Nova Scotia, Causiny se o - The following are already Pe pg e Bud master, from Ardroug Quelle ©, at St. * Pruti’s ‘Ts

I Crew

lin i wa, Hiiton san for ran ashore |

acu, Ssuvea

and bree

> les ° sppins feet ou the Bauks we the following effect: Morris (a yet wd wit,

W vod 3 Har

From the sh have jteili rence to Schr. Heber, of Pubnico,

master; sche. Geu. Williams, of

bor, James MeCormisky, mastei

* * * ‘ . Eleive, of Carrington, were dismasted and prandoned, their crews being resened by schi.

of Prurrin ston

rson, Josiah Sears,

Crowell,

}?, Nick

Stat.Cant.

Sehr. J.

master,

ot Wo d's Has! Ol, was Sei hottou up—erew {

: supp sed fort.

Awake, Stephen Cotnell, mas-

, ° ® | vy, and when retarnings to the shore

} nea

laf Massachnusets;

her ex-|!

has herb I ed i

and sehr. |

took i, iwht hin Weis

and

thrown

ho ae

, ms

on Saturday last, the backed of the wharf © Me Le \ vud tin vel i l his ite

; 2, and saved atter hy

) custom of Rome was the eustom of all the na-

had sunk twice, and been 15 minis in Oh water, The horse beeame ent ‘ ie) tiie hurness, and perished by Ww « a {

1oOre, M iy ~ i i =.

i injured id | (eely peeorve L—}' uth Herald ’ o>

The Detecates From Caxapa to Fxcianp

the Halita British ¢ nist of ‘Thursday ast, suvs that © just before the mail lefi L i

t Sth ult Lord Ca VON received elewyata th dn Fils Excellency the Gove ’

' i \ { » & { wt ali t i clan De tes would ve Canada for Khu it or x mb next. Fins witt+oi Oui wiotd ample time for the fall discussion | tthe q tion of Confederation between th wlecates frou Canada and those from the Man time Provinces, and between them all and He:

i Ma jesty s Ministers, and = the due prepa

dion of the Dill required to consummate the | Union, prior to the meeting NE: | -— = Goop Fisnine.—Sehr. Flying Arrow, Cant

Andrew eee of Westport, i

two triy 3

| Lie Turks, and other people who succeeded

imen were drowned at the mouth of the . ' Sauble river a dew mgits ago, by the upset

>the “Lurcher’™’ week berore til ls Pollock—taking 166 ye ! the balance in another. |

sooth t

Meo th Herald.

$ OCet 38 than four days.- > <> o NEWS BY TEL

MRAP H

land died.

| ing, i li Ww chibk Jam in your way, sol will put an end

Our Colonial papers uf Saturday's date fur-} nish the followins late tele rraphie cominiunica: | | . ‘ ‘ : ‘ } Htions fromthe Uuited States :— New York, Oct. 12—P. M.

A letter from the city ot Mexico says that} | Maximilian’s new Ministry, thouch ae ious, | vas done uething to restore public confidence.

| The compact between the Emperor and th | Chureh party: required the latter to i pay over to j tha former twenty-five million dollacs for the | restoration of their power,

The hisses with which President Johnson

vreeted on his touer had been a source of

fratifieation to MaXimilian.

was

At aha to an American Consul,

. *) ae } : } .« the exue Conlederates made whicl

met riven

speeches, i

New York,

ence

Oct. 12.—A rain storm of un has been exper ejnity of Washin ton and

much damaze to property, and ini

in the vi causiny ting rai

sual vio) icaced

Baltimore,

eriu

iimosphere, with beautiful land scapes to gaz | spon, will hardly find them equalied else-} where.” epimers

Reaping.—Howr. CHakLes SuMNER, | Gov. James L Carolina; Jonn H. Noves; Wa.

Pw ith ot he

Ricu

OrR, of South

Joun Prerponxr: Harvey, and a Keffir Chiefof M

Zain nlgne,

rillustrations, given in the October num-

vr of the PHRENOLOGICAL JourNAL. Also, Social Science ; Dreams and Dreaming; Pyseo- ogy; Physiology; Physiognomy and Phrenalogy It ie a very interesting nber— only 20 ets. of

$2 ayear. Address stieah n & WELLs, 389 Broadway, New York.

a sosicaiencei eagle asbdcnisiistasdsigennceprcosc | A4GRICULIURAL _FAIR. AND. CATFLE SHIOW.

The first Annual Es itien and Sale of Stock

Cemimis- City,

if 1 . the Stock Farm

off at Holl.

wider the atspices of

sloners, came ind Grove, in this

on Tuesday fast. ‘Tue prizes were awarded as TOlLwWs S Best Bleod Colf, two years old, John MeRae, £2 2d de de Jolin Longworth, £2 Best Blood Filly, do Dr. Boawall, £3 | 2d do do Jolin Kennedy, £2.} | Best Colt of any breed, Tiowamw Biggar, £3. | 2d do de Arch. Henderson, £2 | Best Filly of any breed, Alexander Darrach, £3 | 2d do do Arch MePherson £2 | Best Brood Mare and Foal, Dr. Jenkins, £2 | 2d do de Shenae Kehoe, £1 1s. |

| Best Stallion, of any breed or age, James H

Dingwel!l, £3.

2d do do George Clow, “£2. Hest Bull of any age, Edwiund Horne, £1 10

Jd do do Chas. Stewart, i

Best Heifer under three years.old, Win. Pethick £1 10s

) 2d do do Henry Beer, £1.)

| Best Mileh Cow of any age, Win. Passmore, £2. |

2d do do Chas. Buns, £4

’

| |

=r

RovaL Room, WM ales’ Wiles a blame j sutial Corres potdeat, is fitied up In splendid styie, and is one Of the most luxeriant |

SMoKING — The Prinee of

ainokiig

apariieiis in the whee palace ie has the Che ieest brands of cigars that eau be ob nine d, aie tobecees of every k wd that grow Hhis wiei- tors, UE they a clhite pipe, @)@ each sappiiwd wi hew aid (hy meersebabtia, as soon as they enter ine estate, whiel ples are ever tised aga al Pieginore atterthe guestedepart, ‘Phe Prince is dot doef the weed, and bas tanglt the Princess > ostucke engarettes. ‘The “ash boxes? that tand on the rare marble tables are artisticalty |

gued, in solid gold, aod embellished with precioia — ec

Tus Roman BDeprine —AN immens ty of wen im Rowe never lighted a

unless sometimes at early dawn

candie,

tons that lived around the great pond of the Mediterranean, In Athens, Egypt, Paloatine,

Asia Minor, everyWiete, the Ancients went to bed, ike good boys, from 7 tu 9 o'clock.

in the stations and the habits of the ancients,

do so at this day. Se

A Sarnia (Canady) paper, sars that five

ingota boat. It appears two small boate, contamimg seven men in all, had

to Porestviile, Mich., leaving that place toi

been across

| i | | . ' wou 1 I sluues,

tow, af Lit estate, Progmore, | i

eh wee a LOLOL el

’ SALE.

i

se

At ét

ti ADUERTIS

TAaUS ” TESS

TEES uf His TUTTE ae. instru at AUCTION: o@ TUCKS

instatt, wut Iboo'cloey em mM,

at the

AHS.

eted to SELL DAY, the

Stove of J

KUBERTS ECKAKR YT. Water street, ail the

STOCK IN TRADE,

mij vi |

And the}

ihe Saubie, on the day mentioned. ‘The weather vetting stormy as they approached

the Canada shore, one of the boats siruck on the bar near the mouth of the Sauble, and upset, the cons: quence being, that five out ot the at

A young woman in Memphis took arsenie Why, is shown in this note which she lett addressed to Osear Wiilis, a mins rel :

| Seven met wich & Watery grave. | j ! |

QO, Osear ! mv darling, my darling! how jean | leave you ? O, O-ear ! uy heart ts bursi-

you sa not love ine any more ; f

tomy life by tak: ng pulson darling. God only knows May we meet in heaven, never to part, prayer. God bless you through may yuu be happy. Think of will you, dear ? Send

faved by,

how love you

miy j

is my lite, and Jonnie some

Litues, iny trunk home

| Good by, forever. — JENNIE women ae — A St. Louis miss of tourteen ‘eloped

young tcc the other day, and cheated a winister in marrying them by placing a slip ‘f paper with etyiteen written on atin her! shoe, and when questioned as to her age, mye she Was OVer cit ht teen, taught ber the trick.

savy t

A wicked lawy er

viendi-ndiptreiiedane For Couvegus, Cops, any THroat Dis- OKDERKS, use “ Brown's Brenchiat Troches,

| having proced: their efficacy by a test of many

| sears, Ii

been, lony to be remembered. On Satarday,} “2y travelling and for some time, tele zraphi: | Sept. 22d, a fearful gale devastated this coast, | Communication with the former city. Severs —every place has suffered more or less. Al-| houses on the banks of the Potomac have been | most ail the men aod craft were at Harbor Bri-| cept away, and two families are said to hay ton settling. At that place the confusion was} Deendrowned. The bodies ofsevera! members | sreat indeed ;—some driven from their moorings | vf one family have been recovered. I . ‘ a on “42

an 8 or 9 miles, and then were beached. | Gold 1. Oy | Others were driven ashore the harbour. |

Some lost anchors, some stove in. There was | THE corres: ondent of the Voutreal Grazetile, | Ca sheen > . one } 10 loss of hife. At St. Peter's many lives were | Sept. 24., giving an account of a tour in the} ost and vessels destr ved, At almost every i’ . . ! Rael : 7: - | Maritime Provinees, thus eoncludes his notice harbour great injury was done. Some people

as wes oe ff} Edward Island

mt their whole eatch of fish by the last trip, | OF F Miuee beward Lsiand :—

’ |

Best Ram of,any age, Joseph Tweedy, £1 lus |

|

2d do du John Scott MelLeud, | Best Ram Lamb, Henry Longworth, £1 10s. | | de do deo . £ft | Best Pen of four Ewes, - do da £20 | 2d do do Ben. BS Wright,

£1 10s.

Best Pew of four Ewe Lanihs, do da £2 2d * do du Henry Longworth, £1. | Best Boar Pig ef any age. Robt. McLaren, £1

Best Sow having reared a litter, William Muteh,

| ££

lord do do

| Best young

| Ware Muteh, £1.

| 2d de do

Best pair young Sows,

Revert MeLaren, £1. du de

Isuae Henderson, He.

George Lewis, 1s. |

Isaac Heuderson, i0s du de

fu do do

Extra prizes awarded on the recommendation of the Judues:

Mare and foal, 20°. Wilitama, Rattray.

Mileh Cow, 208. Hon Beer

Heifer, 3 years old, 20s. Hou. T. A. aviland.

Per Ewe teys, 24>. Henry Lengeworth.

(iew

— ee ee ee ee

do do du, 208, Benjamin Wright. Sew with hitter, Zs Tsaac Hleadersen, Sew, 2s. Hon, J.C. Pope.

— Builetin. ——-

MOTHERS TAKE

Thousands of ciiidren perisi

HED.

abit ally"from conn Why

negleet the first symptoms of these pests of he-

eause, and thet ws from worme. will you

too fate before

JUDSON's

wauity, and wait until it is

you aduinister the remedy ?

WORM CANDY is the only PURELY VEGEC- TABLE Remedy im exisience. Lf there are us } Werts, i oniy acts as a gettle purgativeand can: wotherm au iafant. IP WORMS EXIST i; kill- them Every family should have a package oi JUDSCGNS DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY

(:" he heuse. Sold by all Dealers. Get our Al mana, j <eme

On Saturday, Oth inst.,the Hon the Chief dustiee, ty tie athine nee of hiss Exeeilenes the j Gieverger. presented the varias prizes to the successiul competivors, 1 the Leygisiative Library,

‘atetatnl

and in deing so addressed a teow words of counsel

land eneeurngement to eaehk. Our worthy

Justice evidenily fukes a lively ititerest ma the Be |

rigndsy compel lous,— Bal. “ie

Tor Pausstan Neepie Gus AND THE SNIDER ENeieLb Comeaknnp —The a endow cotipates the twe gues, the Prossina needle

Times 'lius ! . :

aod the Eoygtish Suider Evfic id i—

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}

As ‘ “ote paced ered with the Prussian needle gan tre efficiency of the beh bree eh louderis nearly tour times gt in afl Mat relates te eeeuracy of alm or rapidily ef fire, while as regards the and ease witli lwihied the breech Mcchauisia is worked it is be "There are eight

1 fe nras ‘aed

salely

youd any degrees ol eet ist imate distinet apevements of tue breeeh required to eae laud tire Ue teeak-gun—there are only four ne- heeseary in Mr. Snider's. Seven reutids per brine lute bave been thecal from: the Prissiaw gau, and the average is four, while twenty eve rounds per minate hate been fired: fren tire Bngtish breech. the average, if is beheved, willl

iouders, and

Sehr. Wide ; ese te” The troops vider orders for Canada are ter, was lust, and two ul the erew picked up atl armed with this rifle, and 40 000 a1 the same kind /a Devat. bare being prepared for eur Vobluiteers.”

Schr. Oxpray, Joseph Devine, master, of 2 bbe bo

W vvd’s Harbor, is missing, and fears ave enter-

tained respecting her safety.— 1] ore Her: |

ald. _— ’ Whilst Mr. Benjamin

seated in his son's carriaye on

’ evening last, Killam, eene., was) F. Tulle Was the oWher, aul Messrs Magnes the Clements wharf, | builders.

A ship of otbent 500 tors, buiit at Rothsay, New | Brunswick, was scei@emaily borded on Monday j She was early rendy tor lnunehing

Was insured tu the extent of $5,500.

Roar, pigged since Ist March last, |

jt the

| that eh}

ja day, with the application of warn bran poultices jib the mtervals, i soothes Nest distressing pains cable to all torme of

cessiul

i should give subsist

ie Proches are highly recommended and preseribed by Physicians ai it Sur Army. Thiwe exposed Lo sti iden changes should tiways be supplied with ‘ The Troches,” as a give prompt re nef.

geous mn icy |

~~ to — Pitus.—Diarrica, Dysentery.— Hues Commonly used tor the subjugation frequently fal elivcting it should be known te all sufferers maladies that fHelkoway'’s Ointment,

HoLtLtoway's Pine reeeche Be diseases so ni et that

Pett [trees

Well radbded Upon the abdomen two or three times

vives immediate relief the irritable bowels,

, gradually aud assauges thelr

| | | with a | j oD | we

FANE COMMISSION

ine je N ann,

tion of the s

noldings

; (he &

Office Furgitare,

consist ing of

3 qnarter casks B y, | eask 1 caak Bont bon Wriskey, bdo I part cask Canadian do. Lb quart i de Port, 8 cures 20 cused Ofaret, 3 dv i bbl Champagne Cider, 12 bbta

Lt do Copperas,

2 do Cc wromenl, 7 bbls. 2 boxes ‘Pobucco, 2 chest 20 qtis Codiish, 3 half

mf Empty Casks, Barrels, Keys, Bottle

5 Desks, i Leve 1 Table, 2 Office Chairs, iL Wasbstand, 1} Map Carpeting, Oi) Cloth and Mat, £3 Terms at Sale. CARVELL BRO 15

Print ting > Offic e »& re ge NDID JSB

woot = OUOU.

1864

4 SPLE cm —ALSO—

Che BOOK-BINDERY at pri

hon witli lhe above.

erie to

Oct. 15 , 1866

B7ablie

Buz. fowaships Nos. I, 2, 4,

14, 20, 2}

&c,

&c. &c.

Qnebee Ate, Lat,

ter, ci Cha gue, Brandy, Soda Water,

SK

111 boxes Seup,

Flour,

s Ten,

:

do are

, &e. &e.

r Press,

Stove and Pipe, 3 Stools,

of P E. f: &e, &e.

THERsS,

Ante ‘Honeers.

‘Bindery

SALE. - OFFICE, va'u

‘sent in conmec-

nds.

, 6, 8, Hi,

and 27.

|Notice to the Tenants on the above

named Townships, and ai Wilderucss Lands

sirous of purchasing therecn.

ER the et inpicted late the property

notified in the loth July, 1866, ber Per heute and occupiers of Land ont Pownships, that, it 1 accordance W suid Act, he is now

LANDS having, uuder Sot itth Vie er 13, Estate aus ny date

ume, and tial He WIL!

ie | ices,

receipt of such paynieuts, and fou

Tais treatment is appli- diarriq@a, dysentery, and with attention, will always be sue- Parinaceous diet, aniik, aud bariey water suce during the continua:

cholera, and, '

Cc? a

he disease, to the utte rexelusion of ailselid food

i

hich the deranged bowels are incowpetect to

issiinilate. } + | We PiLrpge our Rueuration for Fes} Gl. | inentalwheit we here declare Iu almest every nstance Where the infant is suffering irom pain | md exhaustion, reef will be fou tein fifteen or} fiwenty mutes atter MRS WINSLOW'S | SOOTHING SYRUP has been aduinistered | Cures dyseniery, aud diarriawa and wind colic. |

sure to regalate the bowels. Price, Thirty-five | cents a boitie | te | Married, Oh ellih inst. bw ihe Rev. Thomas Dnnenn, | i ES LEE STRICKLAND > to desetk KUs eur, elcest danzhterof Wm K Wotson, Keqr le Sty Paal's Chareh, € bariettetown, on the 9h vst, by | Rev. David Bo Paruther, David May

Muster Mariner,

Street, of ¢

Pcit. i , Gt UIs CL

of South Devon, FE viiter of the ttetown

Died,

. after a long illness. Mr. James Mr John MeCrudden, formerly