Mejrajfc VOL. I. VICTORIA, VAJVCUUVER ISLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10' 18H6 NO. 86. «< THE EVENING TELEGRAPH," ri.'ni.isiiKn Everv Evening at 4 O'Clock, (Saturday nud Sunday evenings excepted.) ALSO IVBRY SUNDAY MORNING ! TKRMS OF MUBSCKIPTION ■ "er Annum, Ir. advance, bj mall, MO 00 l?nr six monthi, , 6 Oil lor «-tk, |iayabl< to Carrier 25 , IngluUllea ^....: 10 For terms of Advertisement apply at the Offlce. Lanjley Street HERMAN SHULTZ, —AT— • His Well Known and Old Established Stand Tiia^Qovernment st. Boot Store, Jus just received per steamer A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ladies' and Children's Shoes, Which he offers at a very low price. Receives by e/ich steamer from England and San Francisco BOOTS tSc SHOES or TUE FINEST AND BUST QUALITY, FRENCH LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, At prices to correspond with ihe limes. se li: NOTICE . ILI PERSONS HAVIVG PLUMS ,1 against the undersigned are requested to presenL ihom within illl days from date. All persons indebted to ths undesigned nre requested to settle their account* within 30 days e'ther by note or otherwise, or they will bo g'ven lo my Attorney lur collection, as 1 intend to leave for Europe se IG-ltn J. W. KEYSER. FOB SALE rpWO OUOVER k BAKER S8WING I MACHINES, for heavy work; ono Singer's Machine, No. 2, fur line aud heavy work. All the goods pertaiuiii? to tho business, including cotton goods, ticking, pulu, and other goods too numerous loo mention. The ahovo will be sold for less than cost ■within 30 days. Terms—Cash or approved Notes. —ALSO- Th« entire slock of Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Fancy Uoods, .Iti:., un tha same terms as above. All goods unsold afier 30 days will be sold «t auction. se lS-lm .1. W. KEYSER. XJJSIIVERSITY WASHINGTON TERRITORY '•plHS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON A the 17th inst. Pupils ol both BCies reeeived, who will be expected to lurnish their own rooms, which are provided in separate buildings, free of charge. The Expense ol Boarding and Tuition, wiihout incidentals, will not exceed £30 per quarter of 11 weeks, payable in advance. For further information address REV. GEO. F. WHITWORTH, President. Seattle, W. T., Sept. 1st, 18C6. se 11 LIST OF ARRIVALS -it tht Mount Ararat Hotel during the months of June, July, and August, 18CJ. June—His Eicellencv Governor Kennedy, Mr William A G Young, Mr. Benj W Pearse. J«ly—Messrs Jas Wilcox, F Dupray, Jas Reed Macadam, John Dand, Louis Philpot, F W Alwood, J R Ford, E S Hatch, Sir Jas Douglas, D Fraser, E 8 Whitting- hara. August—H B Seelye, W E Stronach, J Robenson Stewart, Thos Lett Stal- schmid , Robt Burnaby; John Nicholson, M M Titus, F W Groen, Benj W Pearse, Acting Surveyor General, R ' Homfray, H O Tiederaann ; James Sfc- Cutcban; Wm Denny, Wm Wilson, Joseph Hilton, R D and J; Kenneth Mc- Kenzii', Jr, Wm 1) McKenzie, David B Blair, Olias Redfern, Chus Kent. ft 4-ia New Advertisement*. LINCOLN HOUSE! Cor- Washington and Front sts, PORTLAND, OREGON. IV. V. IUATTIIIES5EIV, Of the St. Nicholas Hotel, Victoria, Hiavi.vo'takkn'the AROVE HOUSE, wishes to announce io ti.e public that he is mw piepared to accomodate guests in a satisfactory manner. No hing will be left undone, which is in the power of thn proprietor to do, to render gin sts comfortable. Portland, August 24th, 18(18 se 14 THII EVENING TELEGRAPH NEW BUTCHER SHOP. Wm. B. Townsend B ESS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT SATURDAY NEXT He will re-open tho Eureka M u , r k e t, GOVERNMENT STREET, Adjoining the Masonic Bcildino, Where he hopes, bv keeping a good article and by strict attention to business, to merit a share of the public patronage. sc 26-lm THE GREAT UEMEDY OF THE A OK HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. The effect of the Ulntinent on the System, To the v-rycoe ftnd centre of all disrnppa which affect the hninitii body, this riimarkahle prepara ion penetrates* It disappears ocder the Friction <n the hands, as salt dliappean when robbed u^on meat. The unguent performs its healing errand rapidly, safely, aad without pair.. Mrnple erupiions, open lord, bard tumoiH, sci'ufiiiuu- uevelopmenis of all kinds, nbcesses, cancers, old wounes. and, in tact, every upeci a of lull.tintualiun and s;ip- puiatio", Whether lit**t>e*kin, the flesh. thu glands, or among the muscles, can be .\rn-Bteb in ita destructive course, and permanently cured without dangerby rubbing in thi.-. inestimable Uinttueot. Bad I-i-is-, I tad ISniiili, Sores, ami Matt s*a In many Hospitals in Kurope this celehrated remedy is now ust'd for the cure ol old wounds, soree, and ulcers ; in Hpain and Portugal, and in many parts of Italy, tht* first Physicians re- regularly prescribe its use. -It is a sovt.eigr r- iiicdy for bud breasts and bud legs; and likewise lor all skiu diseases. It is tu be found in the cheat of nearly every sailor, soldier, a 110 emigrant. 1 in|>i ml* hi i> -4 of Youth ; — Sure* a n*l I leer*. The above class of complaints is «ureiy re noved by nightly lomenti"g the parts witl . rm water, and then by most iflectiuilly rub ning in this Ointment. Personssnfl'eiing lion ihese direful complaint! should lose not a mo ment in arresting their progress. It should hi Understood that it is not sufficient merely to smear the (liniment ou the affected purls, bul it roust be well rubbed in for some considerabli lime tw ur three times a day, that it may be taken into tht system, whence it will remov. only bidden sore nr wornd as •ActualIf a. though it WaM palpable to the eye. IJread and water poultices, after the rubbing in ot ii Ointment, wi.l do great service. This is tb| only proper treatment for females in cn^es o| cancer La the stomach, or for those who audi; from a general bearing don n. Pllei, Platulas, Stricture*. Blotches, aialso swellings, can with certainty be radically cured if the Ointment, be usee freely, and the I'ills be taken night nnd morn, ing as recommended in the printed instructions When treated in any otherw*y these complaint. anly dry up in one place to break out in an- >ther ; whereas this Ointment will remove th' humor from the system, and leave the patten 1 vigorous and healthy being. It will requir* .ime, aided by \he use of tne Pills, to ensure ASting cure. Dipthcrfa, Broi rhltU, Soie Tli runts. Any of the Above class of diseases may be ^ured by well rubbing the Ointment ihree times a day upon the skin covering the thro it, chest, and neck of the patient. The unguent will soon penetrate the pores and give immediate relief. To allay the fever and lessen t1 a inflamation, eight or ten Pills should ba taker, night and minting. The Ointment will pio. duce persp'ration, which is so essential for removing fevers, sore throats and those oppressions of the chest which arise from Asthma, Bronchitis, and othet causes. Both the Ointment, and f'tlU should be Uttert In the following Cases t Bite. l*gt Corn" (C ■iuS) Rhi-umatUm Bad BreaflU Cancers : .Hiils Bums C ntiactt! 1 and Sore Wppjet Bunion" SU' .l"int< s re 1'tiroat Hit- uf viA»fih<t«eB K(p|ihnntu ■ is Slvio .liseas and Sand-FUei PUiaUu <curvy oco-bar foot Sore lieadi Chtego-foot .l.iii lul;ir Swell- Tainnrn lingi 1 lcen Zhilblnin* 1 ra ti%gn. Wounds Jb*pi«il ilnndx Piles \tW.' Sold at t e Establishment of Profbssob Hollowa -'14. Strand, hear Tcm|>)<> Bat), London ; also by a .'expectable Drimclsta md Penter* In Medicines through mil t lie civilizt'il world, at the roll"winit prices Is. Ikd 8 i-d in ed.. 11-., 22., and 33s., each Pot. %• Then ■ a coQiiderible saving by taking the lar^i Ink NB.-*UlreeMooefnrthe(rufdvics of Fatlvntu In trot disorder are affixed to each Pot. GENERAL J<?b Printing i:sTAKLi«iiiiEi\r Langley Street, Victoria, The Printing Office or THE EVENING TELEGRAPH Office is replete with every appliance and variety of Material for tbe Execution of LETTER PRESS PEINTINi,! In all ils brandies, whether Plain or Ornamental • t. 'THK OFFICE AIMS at securing X such *;»cdy Execution of orden '■ ,h: consistent with correct and elegant V. mV. inunship. Orders received for Printing Hooks, - Business Cards, Pamphlets Invoices^ Catalogues Bill Hends, Sermons, Trade Forms, Reports Circulars, (Plain Rentals, Coloured,) Leases, Haul Bills. (Plain oi Law Forms of every Coloured,) description, For Pricci, apply at the Office Langley street. General News Agent J. Stratman. EMPIRE NEWS DEPOT Cor. Washington & Sansome St.*. San Francisco. THB ADV RTISER is prepared to Mppty wi'h punctuality :tnd celerity the minrxtd newipapvrn and periodicnls upon the following terms All orders, to receive immediate nttei - lion, mn?t be nrcompnnied by cash remitmnc*, and banded m [irevious tu ibe 4tb, 14th, mid 24th of each month. London Daily Tttnea $14 00 Ti.e PlaM J-t00 " Illn urntftl Times 7 00 " WMkllTIfflM 7 00 ** Bell'- Life in London 14 00 1 WeekU Di»|*tch 14 0C « III. Nrwioftl.e World 14 00 " Public Opinion 7 60 * Index (Freelmds) 14 no " III. Sporting News 8 00 " H|>prut>T 14 00 " Rp-iew 1400 » SnlUrdiijr Ht'Ti»w 14 00 nnh|*i Nmifit 12 00 LowU. i Uluntraii'd New-N 14 00 Allm."J Mnntlil; 3 0" Pla-'kn.i^l's HagaBlnt 3 00 H-aip iMfits i/ine 3 00 Sixpennv M.-iKizmp , 3 <•<> Knickerbocker SO Vftnitie. V >nt' ly *"• 30o t)oiley'»Ladles Book 3 00 Mniloal Ho« 3 00 ContinenUl Majraaine 3 00 MadHra IVmorust's onthly 3 00 F. LeilieV new l'nmili MagHxinc 3 O0 Ghnn■be^8, Kdinbitrjfli nnrnal 4 00 Monthly i)ap«r», "nc«* n Week ft 00 x » Ail tlie Year Hound B 00 Tlnckerav's Cornhill Maxaiine noc London Lancet fi 00 3. A- Sala'i Tfmple Bnr (5 Of. London Society Magaiinc fi in) Pt. Jamri Maeaxint* fi 00 Edinb'irnfh Review 10 0<i I^ndon Review 10 00 North Briti*hltevew 10 00 vfflitoiin-ter Review 10 00 1 rmiion Art Joniintl * .1200 Minip;* Sm^lfiiip Vmg 10 00 MiftCellaneous. RED LION HOTEL, GOVJiRNMENT tiTREET. 'THE ABOVE-NAMEP HOTEL HAVING 1 been opened by joe\"euen, Ue will h« hippy io mci't hi. friend, on all occKsic^f, H.i »i 1 farnllh them with tbe best of Wine~, Liquors, Ale, Porter, &c- and Hears- BOARD AND LODGING PER DAY $1. Biignti'lk aad Ski't'es. Call nnd see the establishment. JOE pre- iides nnd kcepa urder. ge 10 AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, FOR THE RAPID CURB OK Colds, Coughs, aad Hoarseness. Brimfield, Mass., 20tb Dec, 1855. Dr. J. C. A vi.i!: I ilu not boiiitate toiay the btntt ii'iin-ilv I bave evur fuuod fur Coughs. Hoari'tiH-sn. Infiuunia, and the cuucomlUint Hyniptomn ul' a i ■ -M, is yuur Ciii um PfTJr.AL. Its constant use in my practice and my family for tbe last ten years has sbuwu it to ponse«<t superior virtues fur tlie ir^atntHtit uf these cuinplaints. 8DKN KMOMT,*M. D. A. H. HOBTLBT, Kaii.,of Utica.N.Y., writes: MIh»Tt nieit yonr Pectoral inyseif aud in my family evsr sine* you invL-nti-d il, and believo it thn b+jst modicine fur ita purpme ever put out. With a bad cold I shuuld sooust pay tweuty-flve dollars for a bottls tban do without it, ot take any other remedy." Croup, Whooping Couph, Influencn. .S'RiaariEi.D, Miss., F«b. ", 1866. BROTntn Ater: I will ohnrftilly certify your Pectorai Is th« best rerntidy wo UtNH br tbe CUM of Wliomnng Cough, Croup, aod the tuttt disease>s of children. We of your Dttarollj in Oil BoOta appreciate yuur skill, and ooinueiid yuur muilivinw tu our MOplt, HIRAM CONKLIN, M.D. AMOS LEE, E9Q.,Mo5Tni;rv, Ia., writes, 3d Jan.,1858: "I had n tedious Influenza, which confined me in doora six weeks; t<x>lt many tnedkines without relief; finally triod your **tOtOa\lL \ty the advice of our clergyman The first done relieved tbe soreness in my tbroat aud lungs; lesr than one half tbe bottle made m» completely well. Ymir medicines are tbe cheapest an well as tbebsat me cm buy. and we estenn v.u, I>octor, aod your retoe- diet, 6s the poor man's friend." Asthma or I'hthipic, and Bronchitis. Wi.ht MAN.HF8TER, Pa.. Feb. 4, 1856. 9m: Your Cherrt PjwtQBAI I* perfunniiiK tuarvelloua corus In tbix aertion. It I i- lellevod several !. ■ in alarm- Wr symptoms uf ciiiisuiiiptinn, and In now niring a man who has labored under an iilfTtion of the langS for tbe last forty years. IIKNKY L. PAKK3, Merchant. A. A. ItAMSEY, M.I)., Al-niow, Moxfoe Co.. Iowi, writes. Sept. 0, lfiftfi: " Purine my practice of many years I have found nothing equal to yoiir Cukhrt Pectora'i, for giving ease and relief to consumptive patienta, or curing such as are curable." Wo might ad I vnlumes of evidence, but tbo most con- firicing proof of the virtues uf this remedy Is found lu IU effects upon trial. Consumption. Probably nn one remedy has ever been known whlrh cured so many and ouch danp-rous cases as this. Soma no human aid can rwach; but even to those the Cherrt Pxctorai. affords p'lief and comfort. ArroR Hoiisf. New Your Titt. March 5.1S56 . Doctor Ater. Lowei.t.: ] del it a duty and a pl-anure to Inform you what your Citkrrt Pectoral has done for my wife. Sba bad bora live monthi laboring under tbe danp'rons symptoms of Consumption, liuin wbich no aid we Qonld proenn K*W b«f much rallaf. She was steadily hiling. until Dr. ftrong. of tbi-f city, where vs \wrt come for ailvice, rwumiii-nded a dial of yotst medj<-inr. Wt bless hiskindnci". as we do yonr "kill, for aha baa no *■ aped frum that ii;iy. $h-- i- nol yl i* ptTODg ■'-" ihi used to be. but k tree from her niuli.and calls herself well. Yours with Bratitnda and rwnurdi ORLANDO BUKLbY, of Binarrnu. Ommmptiv*'. do not detpoir till grou htyt iiied Ateh'i CtiEiiHr noorauL. It ii nadi by on*of the beat medical ehuttiti in lh« irorld, aad Ita cum all aronod us i«-»pe«Jt the high merits of ilu \irlu<>. — l'hihtt!<iy'iiti letdgtr. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, THE MtonoW of rheiiilatry an«l MhMM Imie l*sn taxed tbeir iitm ■*{ 10 prodVOI tins I Ml, most perfect purfntive which is known to man. Iiinuiin-nilile praoft are ibown tbat tbeae I'm.: - have HltaM Whlfifa surpass In exrell'uro tbs ordinary nif'in-iiiei. and that th»>y win un- preTdentedly *i jx -ti the MtMn "fall nifii. Tbey in *-di- ■nd pleasant tO taki'. but (towei-fiil to cure. Tbeir penetrating properties stimulate tb"'iii«l utfrfilaa of the l>ody, remove the ohstrnetlotti of H< organe, \ unfy tbe bim»d, and expel dtSBHSi tbey ptng" 0Q| tlo-fmil liumors vbich brw«i aud grow di-'< ine r. -limnlato llnggtefa or diior- dered organs Into their natnnU Mtim, nnd impart b> altby tone witb stiRngtb to the whole 1/lteiU. Not only do they euro thn rvcry-dnv Cnmplnint* ot tttTJ lK>dy, but also formidable and damreruiiH dleeeJN that have hnfiled the best of human skill. \\ Kile they produce powerful effects, tbey are at tbe same time, in diminished dost s. the safest and heat physic that nm lw employed for children. Being sugar-coat ed, they are pleasant to take: and being purely vegetable, are free from any risk nf harm. Curea have been made which surpass Iwlief were they not substantiated by men nf such exalted position and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen and physicians have lent their nanifs to certify to the public thc reliability nf my remedies, while others havo sent me the assurance of tlieir o-nvirtion that my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of my afflicted, suffering fellow-meu. Tho Agent below named is pleased to ftirnish gmtis my American Almanac, containing directions for their me and Certificates of thoir cures, of tbe following complaints: — Costiveness. BiHmis Complaints, Itheumittfrm. Dropsy, Heaithiirn, Headache urisin^ from a foul Stomach. Nnu- sea. Indigestion. .Morbid Inaction ofthe Dowels and I'uin arising therefrom, Flatulency, Low of Appetite, all Ulcerous and Cnt&neotll Diseases which require an eracuant Medicine, Scrofula or King's Evil. They also, by purifying the blix>d and siiiiiul.iting the system, cure many complaints whiih it would not 1* rappoeaa tbey could reach, sucb ns Deafness, Pnrtinl Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irritability. Derangement* ofthe Liver and Kidneys, Omit, and other kindred complaint* arising from a low state of the IkkI.t or obstruction of its functions, Oo not be put off by unprincipled dealers with some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for Ater's Pills, and take nothing else. No other they can give yon compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative powers. The nick want the best aid there is for them, and they should haTe it. Prepared l»y Dr. J. *j. AVER, fractical and Analytical Chemist, Lowall, Man •*«« li6 Cts. fer Box. Fiti Boies for %1. MOORE & Co., Victoria, AND ALL DRUGGISTS. 5C-18 FOR, SALE, Sfi \ GOOD MAEE (IS FOAI.), WITH TEAR- A ling colt b/ her tide. Will work U ilugle or double hnrnesi. Apply a', tb. Office of the Evening Telegraph, LAXGLEV STREET. set For Sale Ez Camden, noitttler, Botkrr, und Angostura Bitter:, Oregon (id«r In bbls. and mtet, Claret In talks, balf-casks and east,, Sauterne und California White Wine, Frentb Ueohol SO O.P., En;. Cllijuot, tfamm and Bollinger Chaa. t**\mtt And In store an amornnent of ftraodr and lienors snltable for tbe lrad*. Hay Depot of Havana Cigars. EUGENE THOMAS, «e 6 Yntej street. Relief for the Afflicted. THB I.YTR0DCCTI02C OF Forry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer To tlio Suffering Iluniani'y of this Ago hus relieved more pii", und cnused mora real joy ti.uu uny other one ilnnj; that can be mimed. IX 13 IN Invaluable Remedy, 0'ir first Pbysicinns use il, and recommea its Use j the Apothecary Soils it first among the medicines called for, and tbe wholesale Druggist considers il a leading article of his trade. All the dealers in medicine speak alike iu its fa. vorjandils reputation as a medicine of grest mcril and virtue is fully and perma- neutly established, and il is tbe great Family MediciDO of the Age- Every Volunteer slinuH have a bottle, in cat. of sudden attacks of Disease Taken Internally, cures Sudden Olds, Coughs, ic, Weak Stomach, General Debility, Nursing Sore Month, Cankor, Liver Complaint, Djftpepiia or Indigestion, Cramp and pain in thc Stomach, Bowel Complaint, Psintan' Colic, Asiulic '.'liolcra, Diarlioea and Dysentery. Taken exiernally cure. Felons, Boils, and Old Sores, Severe Burnt and Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, Smiling of the Joints, Ringworm and Tetter, Broken Breasts, Frosted Feet uud Chilblains, Toothache, I'uin in the Face, Neuralgia and Illieumatism. 2?ATTST 2Z.TTuTJE2R., Taken internally, should be adulterated widi milk or water, and sweetened with sugar, it desired, or made into a syrup with molasses. For a COUGH and Bronchitis, a few drops on Sngnr, eaten, will lie mote effective than nnvtliing else. i For SORE THROAT, gargle the tliroa. witli a mixture of Baiu Killer and water, and the relief is immediate and cure positive tST* It shonld not he forgotten that the Pain Killer is equally as pood to take internally as to use externally. Each hottle i6 wrapped wiih ull directions for its use. Trices 25 cents, 50 cents k $1 per bcttla (ftbtning t%t\t%xix%\. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 10, 1866. A DKK4DFI 1. FAMI.VG. The short details given in the telegraphic news of the famine iu India are terrible in their import. From Calcutta and Bombay the accouute are truly appalling. Iu tbe latter city according to lbe correspondent of the London Timet, 900 bodies are to be picked up each morning. The last retartis put down tbe number of deaths during the week at over 7000. Tbis, however, gives but a small idea of the calamity, as a very much larger number die in the jungle unknown and ancared for. The total number per week in and around Bombay, is therefore put down by the Timet correspondent al 21,000. As Bombay with its immediate surroundings has a population of about 700,000, we have 3 per cent, of the inhabitants cut down by starvation every week—a rate of mortality that would clear oat the city and its viciriiy of every soul in about eight mouths. The number of deaths is not so great in Calcutta, although this city is a little larger than Bombay, but the mortality Is sufficiently horrible to make us wonder at the administration of affairs that proves itself so incompetent to prevent or alleviate catastrophes, which seem to be periodical. In a tropical country, where nature is so lavish in her productions, and where the wants of man ure so easily satisfied, it does seem strange that tha wisdom of those who bave the unobstructed management of affairs should be unable to avert these direful visitations either by timely precautions, or by a system of irrigation that would counteract to a great extent the effects of the droughts to which certain portions of India are so subject. The area of the Presidency of Calcutta is nearly doable that of Great Britain and Ireland, being over 221,000 square miles, yet its population is -only one-Wrd greater. Tbe Presidency of Bombay where the greatest destitution prevails, covers over 131,- 000 square miles,.nine thousand greater than Great Britain and Ireland, and only contains a population <of 11,000,000. England bas dono much far India, but Ler administration, it is evident, has yet heavy work before it. The land system in many places, is still a curse, and tbe ryot still a wretched crcaturo with no perpetuity of tenure at a fixed reut. Tbe greatest opportunity that ever presented itself to any country for accomplishing good, says Mill in his history of British India, was presented to England on her assuming tbe directiou -at Iudian affairs —that of giving the immediate cultivators of the soil the greatest interest in the soil. "A measure," continues the philosopher, " worthy to be ranked among the noblest that ever were taken for the improvement of any country, might have helped to compensate the people of India for the miseries of tbat misgovertiment which they had so long endured. But the legislators were English aristocrats ; and arittocratical prejudiceiprevailed." It is not in India alone, however, that aristocratic stolidity and prejudice have revelled to the country's detriment. In the govern" ment of every British colony tbe same snpercilious ignorance prevailed, until one colony after another came down to that flourishing condition which characterises Vancouver Island and British Columbia at the present time, and men from the very necessity of their position, were forced into a war of aristocratic, or rather would-be aristocratic extermination. We are afraid with all the recent improvements in the government of India, there is still too large a leaven of aristo- cratii assumption and incompetence iu the general management, GRATITUDE- The officials and those who have received substantial and honorary favors from Governor Kennedy, are about to get up a dinner for the especial landation of His Excellency before his departure. We admire gratitude even iu the breasts of the parties alluded to; we believe besides that it has been well-earned; for no Governor ever stood so warmly by his subordinates and his parasites, as His Excellent Governor Kennedy, but we would advise those gentlemen who are so desirous of showing their thankfulness for favors conferred, or who are anxious hy tlieir feasting adulation to bespeak favors to come, to confine their demon strations to a purely social entertain ment. We bave as much respect for Governor Kennedy personally as any of his creatures, aud have no objection to see any portion of the public show some little return for gubernatorial hospitalities ; bat we have no idea of witnessing without « protest, political capital, as is proposed, being made out of tbis retiring banquet. Governor Kennedy politically has lost the confidence of tbe people and their representatives ; let the former be careful that they do uot show that vacillation and inconsistency with which they have been charged by endorsing even by implication his Excellency's administration. According to a correspondent of tbe London Telegraph, iu Garibaldi's army .all ' Daughters of the regimeut' are uot be- wichiug persons : ' She was tbe daughter ofthe regiment, but she might bave been its grandmother. A fussy, gray-haired, suii-hiirued, wrinkled virugo, wilh arms as muscular as those of a prize-lighter, and an astonishingly copious vocabulary of hoc. nble oaths.' New Advertisements. NOTICE. In addition to the sale of First- Class Real Estate advertised to be sold at our Salesroom to-morrow, Thursday, October 12, At 12 o'clock, noon We are instructed to sell at same time Three Lots in Victoria West, which are known on the Official Map as lots 58, 59, & 60, ha\ing a frontage each of <50 feet by a depth of 120 feet: Acts of Sale at Buyers Expense —ALSO— AT COMMENCEMENT OF SALE, A First-rate Riding Pony J. P. Davies & Co., oc 10 Auctioneers. HSrOTICE- <-pHE PARTNERSHIP HITHERTO SUH- 1 sistinj between the undersigned Henry Waller, William Crooks, aod Augustus Couves, as Hotel aod Saloon keepers at the "tiro to," eitnatD Government street and corner of Trimuee Alley, Victoria, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, so far as relate's to me, William Crooks. The business will in future be conducted by the continuing partners, Hetny "Waller nnd Augustus Couves, who will discharge all debts and receive tbe accounts due to the ii™. HENRV WALLER, WM. CROOKS, A. COUVES. Witneis, Robert BiBhop, Solicitor, Victoria, V. I. ' Dated this Iflth October, l«6<i. RED LION HOTEL, GOVERNMENT STREET. 'THE ABOVE-NAMED HOTEL HAVING 1 been opened by JOB B3DE3ST, He will ba happy to meet his Iriends on all occasions, an will furnish tbem with the best of Wine?, Liquors, Ale, Porter, &c, and Cigars- BOARD AND LODGING PER DAY, $1. S8g* Bagatelle aad Skittles. Call and see the establishment. JOE presides and keepa order. oc 10 Union is accomplished and Producers Protected. The country only can be saved by Patronizing CAMERON'S ISLAND PRODUCE Is/L A.2\2ZrBT, No. 18 Fort street, opposite Mrs. Heal's Boarding-house. SINCE WE ARE TO HAVE A TARIFF, Island Produce will be in demand and to supply ihe increase of orders it has been nrccssary to make arrangements with sereral mori-h inters nnd fishermen ; also Producers will always be abl- to find a market for their vegetables and other produce, at reasonable rates; whilst consumers can have their demands supplied freo of duty. The market will henceforth be supplied with the finest Venison, Fish and Game of every description. Cams nnd Oysters from the newly discovered beds at Chemainus. Since preparing the above we learn that a special Telegram hns arrived from thc Home Government stating that Chinamen pedlars are to be taxed $30 per head, per month, nnd knowing it to be a tatal Bhock to them, the "Original" will go in mourning fur the space of one month, in respect to their memory. OJV Y PARLE CHINOOK. oc 7 New Advertisements REMOVAL. DR. BARNARD HAS REMOVED his Office tu Duuglaa street, first house on tbe right side, soutb of Fort street. Dr. B. is conversant wilh all tbe modern Dental improvements, aud uses none but tbe best materials in his profession. Teeth mounted on Gold Plate or the Vulcanite Base in the neatest and most aitiltic manner. Chloroform administered and Teeth extracted without pain Advice rendered gratis. Office hours from 9 a. m. to S p. m. Victoria, October 8lh, 1806. oo 8-lm ALICE BROWN'S . FANCY TWIST SMOKING TOBACCO JUST RECEIVED AT A.. F. KEYTHER'N, Together wilh some fine HAVANA CIGARS DIRECT. Also on hand Wine Sap, Peach, Apricot, Mary's Own, Light Pressed, Natural Leaf, Buffalo Tongue, and Atlantic Cable Tobacco- JUST RECEIVED PER BARK RIVAL A Fine Assortment of Meerschaum Pipes. Call and examine. oc 5-lm JSTOTICE, MARTIN BROS., IMPORTERS OF Groceries and Provisions, PIREPUOOP BUILDING, LATELY OCCUPIED BY L'HOTELIER4 Co, "WHARF STREET. oc 8 Mrs. He in KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND Till'. latest fashions in —AT— Prices to Suit the Times, GOVERNMENT STREET Between Fort ond Broughton. se 5 "VIRGINIA 11 By Steamship Active. TOBACCO & SEGARS FOR THE MILLION! P. CAMPBELL, Has received the most celebrated VIRGINIA BRANDS by express from New York City, Twists, Railroad, May Flower, AND.THE ADELPHI COLD BAR, Manufactured expressly for bim, ATLANTIC AM PACIFIC CABLE TWIST and othar Tobacroi too numerous to mention. Meerschaum, Briar Root, —AND— ALL KINDS OF PIPES, Playing; Cauls, Matches—all varieties. Havana Cigars By the Cargo or Sample. t&* Offlce of C. F. Green's Victoria aud Esquimalt Express. F. CtnPBEIX, oc I ADELPHI SEGAR STORE. Queen Charlotte Coal Mining Company (Lim.) Notice of Meeting. AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEET- ing of Shareholders of this Company will be held in the office ofthe Company, City Council Chambers, on THURSDAY, the 12th day of October, inst., at one o'clock p.m., for the purpose of electing Directors ; as some doubts have arisen as to tho legality of the election of the present Board. The Fourth Ordinary Meeting of the Company will be held at the same hour and place on Wednesday the 17th d.iy of October inst., for receiving Quarterly Report aud general business. ' Cor. Broad and Tronnce sts., \ October 3, 186G. / M J. S. WILLIS, Secratarr. New Advertisements. Alhambra BILLIARD SALOON. COltIEK (OVKBVnKVr MD Y1TES SH. XTP-STAIRS. New Advertisemants. Entrance on Yates Street oc 3-lm NOTICE. FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE I WILL accept Bank Bills for Bents Or for aoy other payments to be made to me. ii. B. srixvi;. Victoria, V. I., Oct. 3, 18<i(j. oc 3 CARRIAGE PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, Yates Street, Between Deluge Engine House and tbe International Hotel. Work solicited, and done on the mosl reasoaable terma by W. M. KEOHAN oc 2-1m Jesse Cowper, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOTS AKD SHOES, LEATHER, —A.VD— SHOE FINDINGS, -2"-A.TES STREET, OPPOSITE WELLS, FARGO & Co At the old stand of Webster & Co., is prepared to supply the wants of the public iu his line. The Latest Stvles Received hy every arrival from Enp;lai C and San P'rancisco. oc 2 The "Grotto," OPPOSITE THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. For a glass of choice liquor go to thc " Grotto," There " none but the best '' you will Gud is the motto. Mint Juleps, Sherry Cobblers—everything cooling ; Come yu that do thirst, you will find its no fooling. oc2 CHAMPAGNE! NAPOLEON'S CABINET 23 O TJ 0 H i-- 117'E HAVE APPOINTED MESSRS. VV GRELLKY k FITERRE, of Victoria, SOLE AGENTS —roa— Vancouver Island and Eritish Columbia- Of onr above-named Wines. Bouche Fils & Co., at Mareuil-sur-Ay, se 19 Champagne, France. Snorhorg & Rueff, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Hoots and. (Shoes, Wharf street, Victoria, V. 1. oc 2 A. & W. WILSON, Home and Ship Plumbers GASFf ITERS, BELL-HANGERS & TINSMITHS FORT STREET. All orders promptly attended to FASHION MUSIC HALL, ADJ0I5IKG WELLS, FARGO * CO'S, Yates (Street. THE PROPRIETOR TAKES GREAT pleasure in announcing the arrival of the celebrated PRIMA DONNA k PIANISTE, Madam Josephine Berndt, Who will erery evening entertain the visitor* witb selections from the most favorite o r» E R A. s, And the most POPULAR BALLADS, In English, French, Italian, German, Hungarian, Spanish, etc., etc, etc, Being one of tbe most accomplished Linguists and Vocalists of the Day. In addition to the talented Madam Berndt thc services of the following galaxy of beauty have been engaged to wait upon customers: MISS MILB0Y, HISS SWEET. " DEVRIES, " WALSH, MADAM GRENIER. Open every evening at 81 p.m. ADMISSION TREE. C. BROOKS, oc 1 Proprietor. Chronicle copy Ayer's Pills Are particularly adapted to de ran geni en ta of the tl Igesti vw apparatus, and disease* aria- tag from Impurity of the blood. A large part of all the complaint* that afflict mankind originate In oca of these, and consequently theae Piiu are found to cure many varieties of disease. Subjoined are the statements from aoma eminent physt- cfana, of their effects lu their practice. As a Family Physic. From Dr. E. IV. Carttcright, of Mu> Orleans. "Your I'ilu are the prince of purges. Their excellent qualities surpass any cathartic wn possess. They are mild, but very certain and effectual in thoir action on the bowels, which in aki s them invaluable to ua In the dally treatment of disease." For JArNDicr and all Liver Complaints. From Dr. Theodore. /Ml, of jVew York City. "Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their piiipi.x" ne an aperient, hut I find their beneficial effects upon thu Liver very marked Indeed* They have to my prtettM proved moro pffinttul for the cur* of liiliom enm«- I'Uuid thnn toy one remedy 1 can mention. I sincerely rejoice that we have nt leiitrih a purgative which ll worthy the euiiflUuuco of tlie proJvsaluu tiud thu pooplu," Dyhprvkia — Indigestion. From Dr. Ittnru J. Knox, nf St. Lout,. "Th" I'H-:■■■ you were khi'l enough to .■■•■nil ine haw been all used in my practice, and here satisfied me that they turn tral| «n extmonllnnry medicine. So peculiarly are tbey adapted to (ho discasus or the human hystom.thnt they Deem to work upon them alone. I hare enf-ed some cotes ofdyt- peptiu nnd indift'diim with them, which hail resisted tha other remedies wh commonly use. Indeed I have expert- mental I v found them to he sroetMl hi almont all tlw com- plaluu for which you recommend them." Dysentery — DiAituntKA — Relax. From Dr. J. Q. Qre.cn, of Chicago, " Your !'ii.i.'; have had a lnng trial In my pnirtke. and I ii"M them in cut emu as one ofthe best aperients I have ever found. Their alterative effect upon the liver makes then an excellent remedy, when given In small dnses, for biVattm- di/sentery nnd dkirrha'tt. Tlieir sugar-coating makes tbem very acceptable und convenient for the use of women ami children." Internal Oiwthuction—Worms—Suppreasion. i a Phyticm* and Midwtft " I Hnd one or two Inrge donna of yonr Puts, taken at tba> proper time, nre excellent promotives of the natural aecro- tion whin wholly or pttrlUIly mippromfod, and also very ef- fertuiil to cleanse tho stomach nnd expel worms. They art so much tho heat physic we havo thut I recommend no other to my patients." Constipation — Costivenpjs. From Dr. J. I*. Vaughn, Montreal, Canada. " Too much rannot lm said of your Pills for the enra of cottire.nr.ti. It others of our fraternity huve found tbem as oflicucimis na I huvo. they tthould join me In proclaiming It for the h.'iielif of the multitudes who suffer from that complaint, which, althoiich hail enough in Itself, la the progenitor of others that are worse. 1 believe cottirenttt to "i iiiinuie In the liver, but your Pillb affect that organ and cure the disease." Iupt'RiTiF.s op the Blood —8oropula —Erysipelas — Salt ItiiKirM —Tetter — Tumors — HuEt'MATIRM — OOKT — NEURALGIA. From lh. Extkid /hit, Philadelphia. "You were riirht, Doctor, In saying that your Vnxt pur\fjf the blaiitt. They do that. I have used ihem of lata years in my practice, nml agree with your alatements of their efficacy. They stimulate th» eicrutorW, nud carry off the Impurltle* that nuiMi'it" In the tl""l, engendering disease. They Htlmnlate the organs of diction, and infuse vitality and vigor into the ayrtviu. »Bm:h raniedles as yon prennre nre a national benefit, and 7011 deserve great credit fur tbem." Foit Headache—Sick Headache— Fort Stomach— Pii.ba—Dropsy—Plbthora—Paralysis —Fits —&c. From Dr. Fdirartl Boyd, Baitimort. "Dear Dr. Aver: I cannot answer yon wltat complaint! I havo cured witli your 1'ius hotter than to say all that wt tter tr.itt xoith a purgative mtdtrine. I place great dependence on nn effectual cathartic In my dally contest witb die* ease, aud behoving as I do that your Pills afford ot tbe beet we have, I of course value them highly." tftj- Most of tbe Pills In market contain Mercury, which, although a valuable remedy lo skilful bands, la dangarow in a public pill, from the dreadful consequences tbat frequently follow Its Incautious use. These contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Has long henn manufactured by a practical chemist, snd every ounce of it under liis own eye, with Invariable seen- racy nnd care. It Is sealed and protected by law from counterfeits, and consequently can be relied on as genuine, without adulteration. It supplies the surest remedy tha world has ever known for tbe cure of all pulmonary complaints; for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Ahtiima, Csoop, Whoopino Oouoh, Bronchitis, Ikcipieht Oonhumptioii, and for tbe relief of consumptive patients in advanced stages of the disease As time makes these facts wider and better known, this medicine has gradually become the best reliance of tbe afflicted, from the log cabin of the American peasant to the palaces of European kings. Throughout this entire country, lo every state and city, and Indeed almost every hamlet It contains. Cherrt Pectoral is known as the best of all remedies for diseases of tbe throat and lungs. In many foreign countries It tt extensively used by their most Intelligent physicians. If there is any dependence on what men of every station certify it has done for them; if we can trust our own senses when we see the dangerous affections of the lungs yield to it; If we cab depend on the assurance of intelligent physicians, whose business Is to know; In short, if there is aoy reliance upon any thing, then Is it irreftitably proven tbat this medicine does cure the class of diseases It is designed for, beyond any and all other remedies known to mankind. Nothing but its Intrinsic virtues, and tbe unmistakable benefit conferred on thousands of sufferers, mold originate and maintain tha reputation it enjoys. While many inferior remedies hava been thrust upon tbe community, hare felled, and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never forget, and produceq cures too numerous and remarkable to be forgotten. Prepared t>y Dr. J. C. AYEB, PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, • LOWELL, IN/OWS8- AXD SOLD BT Moore ft Co., Victoria, AND ALL DRUGGISTS. dhtning &clcgrapj*. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 10, 1866. "OOMMERCIAL. SHIPPINO IKTKI.L.IU1CNC1L. PORT OF VICTORIA. VANCOUVER ISLAND. I.VTCRED. Oct 10— Sclir Thorudyke, Thornton, San Juan CLIABEU. Oct 10—Scbr Black Diamond, McCulloch, Nanaimo Tub Kins Alium was again sounded last night about 12 o'clock, the flames baving broken out in tbe ruins of the house burn1 yesterday. The Iluok k Ladder Co. were promptly on the spot, and pulled the burning timbers apart, aud the eugine companies alter obtaining a small supply uf water with some difficulty, effectually quenched the flumes. Mr. Mallandnine had again to turn out hii furniture and obtain shelter from I neighbor Polici Court—The only case before the stipendiary magistrate this morning was that of a Kort Rupert Indian for threatening a man named Wm. McCormick wilh a knife. The culprit who is one of a band of Fori Itupert siwasbes wbo have been somewhat demonstrative in town dining the last few days, waa fined $20 or 2 mouths' imprisonment. Puoit Sodhd CtisTOM Housi.— The Seattle Weekly says tbe Instructions to the Puget Sound Collector of Customs to transfer tbe Port of Entry from Port Angelos to Port Townsend are now on their way from Washington by mail, and the change will be effected immediately upon their arrival. TiLEonArnio.—R. R. Haines, Esq., Assistant Superintendent of the California State Telegraph Co. is conducting tbe Victoria office during the temporary absence of Mr. Henderson, who has gone to New Westminster to relieve the local operator there, tbe latter being sick. A RiRi.s Match between sir non-commissioned officers and six privates of Rifle Co. No. 1, wiU take place nt the range to-morrow, if the weather is fine. The firing will commence about ball-past eleven o'clock, and will be at 200, 400, COO, nnd ««0 yards. Govebsou Kennedy will, wc believe, leave this colony cither by the next trip of the Active or by a raan-of-war. IJis Excellency expects Governor Seymour to arrive here between tho 0th and 10th of November. A Fim Hoksstbad -Mr. 1. P. Davies will sell to-morrow one of the finest residences in the colony, nil the house on Fort street built by Mr. I). A. Edgar, and at present occupied by Mr. Pickett. n.5!.S. Scout sailed to-day for San Francisco carrying a mail aud letter express. She will go down under steam. Fon San Juan.—Thc steamer Diana sailed this morning for San Juan Island, currying C S. Colonal Foster nnd party. Tub Jewish Synagogue is to be sold at auction to-morrow by J. P. Davies k Co. Protection Irom ('ire. Editor or thb Evening Telegraph,—Sib : —I think the fire of yesterday ought to teach the public the great want of tanks et tho junctions of tho principal streets; bad tliere be- n a tank at the corner of Cook and Yates streets, I am sure my brother firemen will ngrre with me that nearly the whole of the house might havo been saved, only ihe roof being on fire when tho engines arrived, and it was only the delay caused by having to change the engines from well to well which gave the flames the chance of gaining nn us, and caused us lo turn out again last night. Fireman. TELEGRAPHIC India. FEAHFCI. MOHTAUTV. Nwr Yohk, Oct 7tli.—The reports of famine ia India ure confirmed, espi ciully in the region around Calcutta. A correspondent of the Londou Timet, writing from that citj under date of August llth, gays:—The city was being so crowded with paupers that the municipal commissioners and merchants bad organized a relief. On Monday a public meeting of all classes was held in the town hull to raise subscriptions. Reports were read giving statistics which, completed to date, show that at 22 Plateabs, 11,415 people are daily fed in addition to the sick in tt e hospital. Tbis number is increasing at the rate of about 25 a day. It may be said that 20,000 persons are now subsisting on charily daily in Calcutta. Reports from Bombay are even more appalling. Tho same authority: think of 900 dead bodies being picked np in the streets of Bombay each morning. Half the truth has not been told. The last returns show 1030 deaths in that one station during the week ending July 31st. If you treble that number for tbe many who become the food of jackals and vultures in the lonely jungle or ditch, you will not go beyond the sad truth. It ie obvious that the board of health has ceased to report tbe deaths. Europe. Pabiher Point, Oct 8th.—The Hiber- nia passed here with dates to Sept. 28th. The Lord Mayor of London had determined to entertain the promoters and layers of the Atlantic rabies at a grand banquet at the Mansion House early in November. The infunt daughter of Tom Thumb died at Norwich, Bcpt 20th, of inilama- tion of the throat. Eastern. I tu Chicago, Oct. 7—The New York pa pers are fu'l of complaints that the wires across Newfoundland are getting out uf repair too often. They nre now eoimect- inur Newfoundland with Nova Scotia, and the Ine will be soou open. Tho New York, Newfoundland and London Tele- (jriipli C'MHpuuies will place iu thorough repair iimn diately all thtir telegraph liui'H, and build an cniire new line from l'ort Hood to Heart s Content as soon us it can pos<ibly be done, meanwhile, Craig telegraphs to tlic agent of the Associated PreiiS I but if at the end of the month it should be fouud tha' less than fifty-two reports were received during the month, it will not be expected that the papers will be charged tbe full price as heretofore, but only iu proportion to what we receive. New York, Oct. 6—The Nov York Times to-day comes out distinctly for Governor Pen ton, the regular Republican nominee, and says tbe Democrats deserve and will receive a severe drubbing. New York, Oct. 7 —The steamer Qec. Cromwell, from New Orleans, arrived to. day having ou board the crew and passengers of the steamer Duniel Webster, and also the crew of the schooner Minnehaha. The Webster was bound from this port for Mobile, and encountered a heavy gale causing her to founder. New Yoke, Oct. 3—The London Re- vieie has the following: The flow of gold into the United States continued on a somewhat larger scale thun had beeu looked for. The most satisfactory feature in the movement is tbe confidence it shows in the permanency of peace in America, that so fur as investors ure concerned, a renewal of the civil war is eon sidered in the highest degiee remote. The headqaarten of Sam a Ann 1 con tinue to be thronged with vi-iims. lien A. Buckley, President of the KuigUtl of tbe Golden Circle, hag offered hu services and sympathy in the cause. General Sweeny hud B long interview with the old chieftain ye6terduy on the subject of Feiiiun enlistments. The adherents ot General Ortega, the rival claimant to the distinguished honoi of delivering the Mexican Republic, exhibit bitter hatred of Santa Anna. Tliey claim tbat he is a spy of the French Government, and thai they have documents lo prove it. Gen. Ortega will leave tbe city soon for Mexico. New Yoiik, October 8—Commodore Stockton died last night at ten 0 clock p. 111. s ew Yohk, October 8.—Advices from San Antonio via Galveston, state that quite a number of Santa Anna's agents are at work recruiting for a raid on Mata moras ; there is bul little sympathy shown them there, it being fully under. Btood that Santa Anna is pledtred to Napoleon to acknowledge the French government if he succeeds in gaining a footing on Mexican soil. Large quantities of arms and supplies have reached the Mexican frontier for Juarez's army, at Monterey and otlier places. California- San Francisco, October 5.—Messrs. Newmau k Meyer have just competed ihe lirst silk pattern ever made in California. Il is 38 inches wide by 12 yards in length : is strong, substiinliul, soft and glossy. The manufacturers have made arrangements for conducting the business of silk manufacturing on nn extensive (scale from raw material imported fi0111 China uml Japan, as well as that produced in California. A writ of habeas corpus has been token out and will be argued this evening before Judge Dwindle, on the ruse of Thomas Donahue, ehnrgfd with killing Patterson. It is understood that argument for his release will be the insufficiency of parol testimony as establishing the fact that he is a fugitive from justice. Thomas Newman, ofthe firm of Newman Brothers, dealers iu wooden and willow ware, who failed on Saturday last, together with Samuel Light and Frank Happer- sett, two of his clerks, has been arrested on a charge of baving set fire to their store on the loth tilt., for the pnrpose of recovering $50,000 insurance. Newman was released on $5,000 bail, and the clerks ou $1,000 bail each. The appearance of the premises bear unmistakable proofs of their being set on fire. The Academy of Music was opened last evening by the minstrels, baving among their number Billy Sheppard, the Ethiopean performer who killed Ben Ballon at Virginia City some time since. A large number of Bullou's friends were in the gallery, and the appearance of Sheppard on the stage was the signal for a row, the ocenpants of the gallery hooting and shouting murder, and for a short time a serious difficulty was feared. A large brickbat was thrown ut Shepparo by some one in the crowd, ai i the demonstrations were assuming a serious character, when policemen were procured and the gallery restored to order, ano the performance proceeded without interruption. The Stenographic Teleoiiafii— We learo from tbe Illustrated London News that two English gentlemen (Captain Bolton and George Snell, official short* hand writers to tbe Court of Bankruptcy, London) " have been found to abbreviate eveu electric telegraphy, and seem e ch to have beec busied in inventing a node of telegraphy which will enable the com. pany to meet the demands put upon tbem by their 8ucce>s," and that •' Cyrus Field is desirous of upp'ying Suell's Fclieme to the vast and almost interminable laud wires of the American telegraphs.'' If this be true, says an Eastern exchange, and tliere seems uo good reason why a single sign or signal should not represent a word as well as a letter, the whole system of telegraphy will undergo a great change ; less time will be occupied in the transmission of messages, and it ought to follow that less money will be paid for telegrams. When an arbitrary sign represents a word, much time and trouble will be saved It should be remembered, too, thut this stenographic action will be applicable to submarine as well as to laud telegraphs. Should Field succeed in adopting it iu the Atlantic telegraph, it must follow ere long that thu tariff of prices will be greatly reduced. At present the price is a dollar a letter, but when a single letter represents a whole word there will be full room for reduciug tbe charge to the public. What is the difference between an edi« tor and a wife? Oue sets articles to rights, aud the other writes articles to set. A national convention of tailors iis u session in New York. Special Notice*. Removal.—Mess-s. riolumon Bros, have removed to tbe two-story brick building on Dovernme.t street, opposite tbe St. Nicholas Hotel. Tiny have rtei ived, ex shin Mohawk, fiom Lou ton, a fine assortment of men's cloth ng and underclothing, wbich they will sell lower than ui.y house in town, dive them a -all. ' * -Mb. Dicbv PalVsh requests that orders for teaching, playing and tuning I'iaiofortes, and for Instruction in Singing, may be left with Mei-srs. Hibben k Carswell, Stationers and Ilnok.-rl ers, Government street, or at his residence, near the op of Fort street. * New AdvcrtieemeiiRi. THE PARK HOTEL rpHIS WELL KNOWN AND BEAUTI- 1 fully situated Ho'el it now Sited up in tbe most luxurious style for boarders aad lodgers. Private rooms can be bad for parties. A TABLE :D'H0TE WILL BE LAID EVERY AFTERNOON AT 6 O'CLOCK. Every description of amusement, including music, ia provided for the guests. Ladies and gentlemen can find io tbe Parle Hotel a c imfortable and luxurious home. ibe best of wines and liquors kept on band. Ladies can have free use of a phaeton for town drive. liuarding by tbe week at low prices to suit tbe times. oe B HAVANACIGARS. LEWIN & ANTHONY, TOBACCONISTS. 47 Tates St., Brick Store Next to Corner of Government St., BEG TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND tne pnblic in general that they will con stantly receive by every steamer a good assortment ol Genuine Havana CigBM and the ite^t Brand* of Tobacco, imported direct for this market, so that they nre able to vompete with any hruse on tbis Island, either Wholesale or Retail. N. B-—Special attention will be paid to Coiintrv orders. HE1MAN LEWIN. | LOUIS ANTHONY, oc 2 Alexandre's Gloves—Messrs. J. H. Turner A Co.. London House, have received to-day, by Express from Paris, a full assortment of Alexandre's famous kid glove.*, for which they nre the sole agems in Vancouver Island and British Columbia. * French Millinery—The millinery department at London House is now under tbe management of a lady who arrived by last steamer from Paris.—J. H. Turner k Co. * Voltaire said of Mademoiselle de yvry :—" She was so beautiful that I raised my long, thin body, and stood before ber like a point of admiration.'' Holloway's 1'ii.lm.— UUjiLom BBd Bowel Cctnplsinti. —Tle-ie mnlaale-1 are over |ire*eiit, Aid if left tinat tended frequently terminate fitiillj. It Hliould b- everywlifie known that both elioleia end diairlicea depend on the presenile of Home undigested eubdimicein tlie itomMCh or bowels, or mine dvleterintii uia'ter In the blood, and that Holloway'a filli can expel either wilh earn* and expedition. Tliej concentrate in a mir prliing degree purifying, alternative, regulating and Htrengtlicnlng i.ualitlee, and tliui exert ever every in terinil oruan the wholesomely controlling lnlhi*n.:e an neccHHary C.i aubdulnn excessive aclion in lh" hu<uan Inure. Holloway'a medicine may lie advantageously takotl AS a mean* "f keeping the bbod pure and the body cool—the only practicable plan of maintaining health in youth, manhood, and old age. A NlW AND liRAND liroCH IN MEDICINE!— Dr. Mnggiel is the foundc. of a new Medical system. Tbe qunntitarinns, whose vast internal doses enteeble the stomach and paralyze the bowels, must give precedence to the man who restores health and appe.iie, with from one to two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the most virulent Bores wiih a box or so ol his wonderful and alt healing Salve. These two great specifics of the Doctors are fast superseding all the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Extraordinary cures by MHggiel's Pills and Stive have opened the eyes of tbe public lo the inefficiency of tbe (so called) remedies of others, and upon which people have so long blindly depended. Maggiel's Pills are no ol ihe class that are swallowed by tbe dozen, and of which every box lull takou creates an absolute necessity for another. One or two of Mnggiel 1 Pills suffices to place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach, create an appetite, and render the spirits light and buoy- anil Tliere is no griping, and no reaction in the form of constipation. If the live* h affected, its functions are restored; a' d it the nervous system is feeble, it is invigorated. This Irtst quality makes the medicines very desirable tor the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and eruptive diffuses aro literally extinguished by tr.e disinfectant power of Maggiel's Salve. In fact, it is bere annoenccd that Maggiel'M Iii Ions, Dy«|>eplic anil Dlarillt'a l"i Is cure where all others fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chil blains, Cuts and all abrasions of the skin .Hagglel'N Salve is imallible. Sold by J. Magqisl, 11 Pine '=tree', New York, and all Druggists, at 25 cts per box. BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. London, 3d August, 186H. FROM AXD AFTER 25th SEPTEMBER, 1866, Mb. David Marshall Laso will cease to be Manager of this Bank in these Colonies, and Ma. Wm. Cdrtis Ward is authorised to perform ihe duties of Principal Officer of the Bank in these Colonies, signing all documents a- Acing Manager. By order of the Court of Directors, JAS. D. WALKER, se 26-lm Inspector. asroTiOE. New Advertisements. dil SBYiM. HOTEL, Wharf Street, HAS REDUCED ITS PRICES TO MEET the times, and clean comfortable beds can beobtainel for 25 rents per night or Si 50 per week. Board $1 per day. S. HILL, Proprietress. It. B — The Hotel ii 6re-proof. ot 1 JVOUVEAUTES D'automne et D'hiver. J. H. TURNER Er CIE., Ont l'lionneur d'informer leurs amis et le public quil viennent de recevoir un assortment de Nouve- autes de Modes des Meilloures liaisons de Paris. MAISOX DE LONDRES. Beptembre, 1866. se23 ..n Appeal to the Citizens of Victoria, V I- 'I'HE CONGREGATION EMANU-EL OF 1 Victoria, V. I., in meeting assembled, this day, Saturday, Sept. 22d, 1866, Resolved, That tbe aid of our Fellow Citizens of all Denominations be solicited through the following authorized and duly appointed Commitiee. And that such Committee endeavor, by every means in tbeir power, to raise funds whereby pert ofthe debt or mortgage on tbe Isroelitish Synagogue may be cancelled. Knowing the liberal views aud generosity ofthe citizens of Victoria, tbe congregation has not thc slightest doubt (making due allowance for the dullness ofthe season) that their appeal will meet with that response which the exigency ofthe case requires. A. JACOBS, President. L. ANTHONY, Secretary. H. M. COHEN, LEWIS LEWIS, D. SHIRPSER, J. W. KEYSER, se24 Committee on Subscription. EEMOVAL. W. HEATH OM w BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS Iriends and the public that be has removed his Boot and Shoe Store To Government street, two doors from the " Colonist and Chronb le " Office, whet* he will continue bis Boot Making business. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO 0KDER Of the best materials nnd workmanship. N.B.—Repairing done at shortest notice. se 23 NEW WESTMINSTER GAME DEPOT, YATES ST., Next door to the vomer of (jovernmeot, opposite Zdner's Drug Store. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING MADE AR- rangeinenla to receive from different parties tbe produ e ot the Island and country will b* prepamJ to lurnish Game, Pish, Fruits, Poultry, Egfjs and Vegetables, Eaeb and all in tbeir season, at tbo lowest prices. JAMES Al,l.i;\. ocl lm OLYMPIA OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE AT A. W* PIPER'S, AND THE Best Welsh Rarebits OJN THE ISLAND. se 19 :re-- OFEisruN- a- —or THK— EUREKA CONCERT ROOM 11DE& THE JI«SA«EJ1E\T OF JlltS. <jrIRI.F.S. THIS MOST FAVORITE AND FASHION- ahle place of amusement having been entirely re-decorated will re-open This Evening at 8 o'clock. Mr- Ned Reed, the famous Banjo Player will be in attendance to amuse visitors with his minstrel Songs. At the Bar the best of case Liquors and Havana Cigars will be dispensed. Open every Evening at 9 o'clock, admission frit. M 31 Oriental Restaurant, YATES STREET, In conuection with tlie Oriental Hotel. THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS OPEN AT ALL IIOCRS OF THE DAY OR NIGHT. TE-T22 TABLE Will be furnished with the best the marks* affords. Breakfast, Dinner, Sapper At moderate prices, Oysters in every Style. Private Room! for small or large parties. Call audjudge for yourselves. se 30-lra DR. POWELL HAS REMOVED HIS Surgery and Residence to thc corner of DOCGLAS AND BROUGHTON STREETS (near Fort). OvncR Hours—9 A. M. to 12 M., and 8 P. M. to 10 P. M. August 23. au 26 :p:r,:e:m::e Yorkshire Bacon! Ex Royal Tar, For gale bj FELL A CO., se26 Yates street. "ROUND THE CORNER" IS TUE NAME OF TIIE 3STEW SA-TjOOIsT JCST OPENED IN Lang Icy Street, round the corner from Yates street, In the building formerly occupied by the Saloon of BBUBABDT'l IIotkl. The Saloon has been tasiefully refitted, and will bo supplied with the FIRST QUALITY OF Wines and Liquors. The proprietor respeill'nllv invites the public to call "ROUND THE CORNER" and judge for themselves. UOVEItNKENT 8TII1.KT KNTUAXCK — NEXT door to the Telegraph Ufficc. ee29 Jtlllll HEnHIMER. NOTICE A. BULER & Co. BUY AND SELL LADIES' AND CENT'S cast-off clothing. Clothes cleaned and repaired at tbe shortest notice. GOVERNMENT STREET, Nenrly opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel, se 25-lm SAN FRANCISCO OYSTER SALGON ! Government street, Between Gas KeyBer's and W. Wilson's THE UNDERSIGNED, IN VIEW OF THB » Good Times " folks said were coming, has OPENED the above premises, and intends to OPEN THE BEST OYSTERS the market furnishes. Tbey will be Roasted Fried Stewed In or Out of the Shell jS-Openatallbouri. tt 23-lm •'• B- BCELL. Miscellaneous. Fi.oggtsg Oai:rotti:rs —Tbe Manchester Courier (fives the following account of tbe flogging of several men wbo were convicted at the late assiz- s of robbery with personal violence :—Tbe prisoners were stripped to the waist, their legs fastened in a kind of box, and their arms secured by straps at tbe wrist, leaving their hands free lo clutch two rings to whicb tbe straps are attached. The first brougb' to the post was Michael Flaherty, aged 18, who was to receive IS lashes. The prisoner hud forlifiid himself with a piece of leather, wbich be rolled in bu mouth, and at every (all ofthe 'oat' compressed between his tcelh. He writhed nnd howled piteously, and at the twelfth stroke cried, ' Oh dear, oh dear, tell mc whether that is eleven or twelve.' The alolid and stalwart gaoler who handled the whip vouchsafed no reply, but repeuf.ed his blows at the signal from the surgeon, wilh about halt a minute's interval be* tiveen ench infliction. The suspense between the strokes seemed ;o add to ihe agony ofthe torture, leaving time for the dreaded appreliens.on of the renewal of the stroke. On being released, the prisoner, who had bowled so fearfully before, turned round, and said, with the most consummate impudence, ' Thank you, gentlemen, my mother often gave me worse with her apron strings.' The next mounted was Peter Kelly, who wus a youth of about 20 years, tall in stature and muscular in frame. He had been convicted of highway robbery with violence, and of an attempt to ' choke and strangle' an old man. He bore the first three or four strokes with perfect composure, bat throughout the rest of the cssligution groaned repeatedly at every stroke. Once, turning round, he snid, 'I'm innocent of this, gentlemen ;' and when token down ho repeatedly protested his innocence of the offence for which he bad been condemned. Ho also received 18 lashes. He was brought into tho yard as Kelly was taken away, and turning round, he saw the unsightly lacerations on his companion's back, and shuddered at tbe anticipated pain of undergoing a similar disfigurement. Though he uttered no cry ot groan, every miscle and fibre of his frame shook throughout the operation. On being removed, ho also declared h s utter innocence of the crime imputed to him. A refractory youngster, who had refused to work, was next hoisted. At the lirst stroke he howled, danced, and shrieked, and continued to do so throughout, protesting tbat he would do any work if allowed to go. The Herculbs—During the short interval which has elapsed since the keel of this vessel was laid down she bus made the most rapid progress, and although ths first piece of iron for her construction was lowered into tho dock so recently as the 21st of June last, the vessel is now almost entirely in frame, and a considerable portion of ber double cellular-bottom is already completed—a rate of progress, it wus remarked, w hich was without a parallel in iron ship building. Tho Her cules is being built on tbe broadside principle, while lier designs, as produced by Mr. Reed, show ihat she will surpass every other vessel of her class in the ele raents of strength and offensive and defensive powers. She is to be constructed of 8in. of exterior armour plates, 1 iii) ou a backing of 12in. of teuk, behind wliicli will be worked plating of 1 Jin. in thickness over wfiin. of leak und tbo ordinary | n inner iron skin. Some idea of the enormous strength may be formed by u comparison of the Hercules and the Warrior, the latter having a maximum weighi of 4271b. per square foot; whilu the weight of the former will be 737 lbs. pur square foot. It is intended tbat the Hercules, which will probably bu tho last of Ihat class of broadside ships the present Admiralty will sanction tbe construction of, shall he ready for sea within u couple of years. New Advertisements. FACTS vs- THEORIES- New Goods EX "ROYAL TAR.' THOS. WILSON & CO., Invito attention to their New Stock ot WINTER ftOODM just arrived by Royal Tar Irom London, consisting of FLANXELS—WEi.sii-Twilled Saxony Plain and l-'aucy Colors DITTO — I.'anton — White and Un- bleuchid BLANKETS—All sizes BALMORAL SKIRTS FRENCn MERINOS—In all colors —ALSO — Hoyles' Prints, Horrockiss' Long Cloths, Linen and Cotton Ticks, Sheetings, Quilts, Drug jet Squa es,'Green Bute, Hollands, American Leather Cloth, —AND— A General Assortment of Gonds suitable for tbe Autumn and Winter. Thov. Wilson & Co., MASONIC BUILDING, COVERIVNBKT STREET " Give me a place to rest my lever on,'> lays Archimedes, "and I will move the world." " Give me pure and unadulterated drugs," Bays Medicus, of tbe olden time, " and I will cure disease." In jno sense, both of these learned pundits were tbe veriest charlatans. They knew there was no place to rest their lever on, 'either to move the world or cure disease. Mechanism was in a backward state, and the medical profession was but anolbei name for sorcery, and ull the adjuncts of magic filters and charms ot the " evil eye," ke. But these latter days bave borne unto us something more than oven superstition and its crew ever dreamt of in tbeir maddest phi- losopby. In these days of practical science, what waa theory of yesterday ir lact to-day, and all the old time notions become as babbles in the sun, and burst and break wilh every breath we draw. Let Archimedes shoulder his lever and we will find a resting place for it to move the world. Let mine ancient Medicus pant and toil no more for the drugs he so sorely needs, for we have them at our hand, ever ready to serve tbem at bit beck. Refined in the laboratory of Dr. Juaguel, the finest materials known in the medical pro fession are obtainable by any one. His Billious, Dyspeptic, and Diarrhoea Pills stand unrivalled, and bis Salve operates with magical effect upon burns, scalds, and all sores and doers ofthe skin. In fact, we think Maooul's Pills and Salv» are the Wonder of this century, and we are nappy n the thought that many others of our brethren ofthe cralt aflree with as. Wo would earnestly counsel that all families provide themselves with Dr. Maggiel's Prepaiations at once, and keep them ready at band, so ai to nae them at the most opportune time and aa occasion serves.— FeUey Sentinel. LTTIMIIBEiR, VLAROB ASSORTMENT OF ROUGH aud dressed for sale cheap, J. UOBKIITSON STEWART. Victoria, V. I., 20ih August, 1860. se 22 An Appeal to the Citizens of Victoria, V-1- 'PUB CONGREGATION EMANU-EL OF JL Victoria, V. I., in meeting assembled, this day, Saturday, Sept. 22d, 1866, Resolved, That the aid of our Fellow Citizens of all Denominations be solicited through the following authorized uud duly appointed Committee. And that sucb Committee endeavor, by every means in their power, to raise funds whereby part of tbe debt or mortgage on tho Isn-elitish Synagoguo may be cancelled. Knowing the liberal views and generosity ofthe citizens of Victoria, the congregation has not tbe slightest doubt (making due allowance fnr the dulli.ess of tho season) lliat their appeal will meet with that response which the exigency ofthe case requires. A. JACOBS, President. L. ANTHONY, Secretary. II. It. COHEN, LEWH LEWIS, D. .-HIIU'SIOK, J W. KEYSER, se24 Committee on Subscription. REMOVAL. ff. HEATHOR'N M BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS friends and tho public that he has removed bis Boot and Shoe Store To Government STnmtT, two dnorB from the "Colonist nnd Chronl le" Office, whore bt will continue his Bout Malting business. BOOTS AHD SHOES MADE TO ORDER Of tho best materials and workmanship. N.B.—Repairing doue nt shortest notice. IN EVERY STYLE AT A. W* PIPER'S, AND THE Best Welsh Rarebits ON THE ISLAND. se 19 r e- oiFE^srnxro- —or THE— EUREKA CONCERT ROOM i.yder ih:: masacejieyt or Hits. qi iri.f.s. "THIS MOST FAVORITE AND FASHION. aide place of amusement having been entirely re-decorated will re-open This Evening at 9 o'clock. Mr. Ned Reed, the famous Banjo Player will be in attendance to amuse visitors with his minstrel Songs. At the Bar tbe best of case Liquors and Havana Cigars will be dispensed. Open every Evening at 9 o'clock, admission free. fe 24 H Turner & Co. UUVKUN11KM' Sl'KKKT, VICTORIA, V. 1. LONDON FIRM, J- P. Tunstall & Oo LONDON HOUSE, September, 18C6. Wr hare received by " Pioyal Tar" and late Express arrivals a great part of our Autumn and Winter Stock. It comprises as usual a lull assortment of Staple aud Fancy Goods. Lini'ns, Chitons, Prints, Damasks, Rl.ANKlTS, FlANNKLS, &C, Pkkss Goods, Tiik N'kw Linskys, Skiioes, Merinos, I'oi'i.inks, Plaids, kc. Shawls—Hich Broche, Wool, Himalayan, kc, Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Mantlks, Furs, Hosiery, Embroideries, Lack Goods, kc. Millinery Wreaths, Head Dresses, a beautiful seleetion of Bonnets in the Lamballe, Pamela, and other new shapes; Hats in silk, velvet, and straw. This department is now uwler tine direction of a First Class French Milliner, who arrived by last steamer. The above goods have been selected by our London partner with great care, and will be sold on must favoraMe terms. ic2l H. Turner & Oo., Agents for Alexandre's Kid Glovei. A Triumph oi Science THE LIGHT OP TIIE WORLD DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS & SALVE. 1htn*1,'tt-giving r-medl'ii ar« no-f, fnr the Art ti »fjf Td pul'l dy lo t'i w r .1 For over iqauli f a • tuturr oi |iri at practice the iiijretli. nls iu th. su Life-Giving puis Hit-1 b«'n unerl with tho mitMt tittcttt, Thflr misihn ii ii tony to .r vent ii tip*; bill to < nre They se rch otl th various mil dl«g by h eti tlm patient i* fiiffi-rtnii, »r''l r« mvigi-raie* t • niimt system. T th« *\*on mnl infirm a lew dose* of tin-no valuable PILLS will i rove to bo A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, For In tnrveaia thtf«4d new life and vitally, a«d e*l>r» the w .ni gt* i i/nic to their riiliue iute. T» The jn fani nit dl • *«>1 they «HI pr-ve nrnit in Vain He, a» a nu y, •pnetfle and ater in? medicine, tre is a drattll realinvtl. tint P nicomdf-l.eon mu^h* for three hundred yearn ago, and never fund, »-o lookid for 11 i ui.min thai would reitore the old to *Aptg audmakfl ; "uth evar An Eternal Spring! It wn* left for ihil day and hour tn rrnlize the drenm, and Hb»w in one glonuu* faol Ihe magic that „ adu ii fair. THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES Cannot it iv th*1 flight of yean, but they can force back, ilu hold nloo 1, diteant'i hat ml lit tri inpll ovei tnu ag d and the yomiij. Let n-ne hesitate then, but ttvitr- the favorable opportunity that offer*. Whed taken as prescribed— For Billious Disorders Nothing* can be mora p-odncHre of enre thnn these Pill- — fheir almost in gh influence is felt at o m1; nnd the uaual BoQO wiUtiti ujf thn unit diHrt-iiini,' dui'itie um removed. These rtnudiei are made from ihe pureit VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. Th\r will not harm the most delicate female, and ca 1 be al ■■!! with good effect tu preicrlbed desei to the youugen babe. For Cutaneous Disorders And alt eru tl'ini of the skin,'he PAT.CR is most In- valuable. It doei n I heal * xle>D il.v aI m , but pene- lr im with the moit a arcbkig elf uik to lite vary root of ih« evil. DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS Invariably cure the following Diseases : AUhma, Burnt] Complaint*, Coughs, OpfcU, Cheat Hi ttttt. CuitivrnePR, D.>pepaia, Diarrh' a, Dropiv, Dn'UMty, , _ Fever and \gi t. PemaleComplaint", headache, ludi:: atlon, IlifliiP' z*, Imlitn-.n tlon. Inward Weakne«i, Ll <t Complaint, Lowi.e" of Sptriti, Ringworm, Rheumat sm, Salt lenm, Scalds, Skin Diseases, tsr NOTICE.— 'onegenrine without the emrrared trade-mark romd e.ncn pot or Lox, ligned b\ DR. J iALQI L, 43 Fulton itreetj N«w • u*k, lo counterfet whl. h ii felony. afkT Sold hy all resnectnble Daalura In Vedidnei throuorh"Ut th< United S,at«a aud Can.da—at 25 cent* per "jux or pot, A. C. Langley & Co., Agents for Vancouver Island nnd British Columbia. Ml Cow Por Sale A COW (AND CALF SIX WEEKS OLD), warranted perfectly geutle. 1'rice $55. Also, a young (Steer, Apply to ie20 O. NIAS, James Bay. Dissolution of Partnership. ivoTieii:. | HE PAUTNEUSIIIP HERETOFORE EX- I isling between Thomas Napier llibhen and .I.inies Carswell under tbo name or firm nf Hibben k (.'amwuH, has been ilus day <lis- . "I »'<! by mutual COMQnt. The DUtlneil will in future be carried on by Mr. T. N Hibben, wbo wll pay and receive all money duo to or owing by tbo lato firm Dated this 13lh day of September 18S0. THOMAS NAI'IKII HIBBEN, J.UIr.S CA03WEU,. Witness to tlio signature of Thomas Napiei liibben, GEonns Pbamces, Solicitor, Victoria, V. I. Witness to the Signature of James Carswell, Roni.BT llisiiop, Solici'or, Victoria, V. I. se 13-1 m BRITISH PERIODICALS. The London Quarterly Rev ew (Conservative)- The Edinbirgh Review (Whig) The Vi estminster Review (Radioal) The North British Review (Free Church) Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory) The foir IWirwi re-pnhliihcd by Mourn. ProTT it Co I nr" tUMu-ra) Jf CO Hidfed ai tho (Jreat Ri-vimvi, and Hlfirkwouci tin* i-een jiniy rlaned i» the inuie rank. Whoeverdi«nen.-ea wtih r HUM l>n licalioinof thi*ela"i. whatever maj tm nit eiiwral Inform ttlon, M-MI loon h.-nlt'i""HnT behind the time in whieh lie dve«—and lu tlieie timci a p*.aQ*n*j i«>o . get. veiy inr behind. Th"v in iy !.;• uad »nd iludied with n<\- vaiiia ■«' by the people of ibli co mtry, of every creed and p.11 t \. ij- HU\CKWOOD ii anainallf attractive at tht« time to Aiii'-ii-rtii-., not only fir it* sen I articles hy di»-tini{Ut»h'id writer! nl licii a, but for 1ji-.-miu.ihI tlie lai* civil w r now N'int; wiiilei ly C I. Von Borkr, a (Je-mi*n officer, chi'f- Tl nffl loGen. J. E. II. •■ tuart, of thu Confederate ami>. TERMS KOR 1886. For anyone of the Kevlewi $1 per annum For ant two of lh" Review* 7 " For any three of the i ovlevri 10 h For all fuur of the lleview 13 " Foa Hlackwo-'d'i Ma..■:.«.n- 4 " Furlllackwood and -no Uevl w 7 " For 111aikw(«d and any two of Iho Review! 10 " For I'Uckwivxl and three of tho Review...13 P For III H'Kffoi d and ihe four Iteviewi 1& " CLUBS. A dl*roiint of twenty per cent, will he a'lowed lo clubs of f«ur or more penona. Tnug, fuur c piea of Blackwood, or ofon»> l>vtew will be hi-hI to one mi- dress or 112 80. Fourcoplci of the fuur Reviews and Blackwood, for$48, and ao on. POSTAGE. When »ent by mall, the Postage to nny part of Ihe United t toi wi'l be I at tarentj-four centra year for " lackwood," and but eight centi a year for each of the Ueviewi. Re'need Prices for previous years. S it si'i-iber.i may obtain the U«:[viiit-> immeaiately preceding istfi, tt toil wi, viz. : Ilhi'-kti'inxl from s -ptem "r. 18''4. to December, 4805 Incluiive, al the rate of $2 50 a year. The North British from Jtnuary. 1863, Io December 1*-65, iiichipive i tbt Edinburgh -nd tiie \Vestmitutcr trim p il. 18&4, to Uecemie?, I86~i, inelu ive. Hi.d the London Quarterly lur the year 18 6, at tht rate of $1 40 a yenr tor each or any eviw. k%*r A few cupiea yet n-m in ofaK the four Revieict Tor 1863 <t $4 h set, or tl 60 for any one. LEONARD SCOTT & CO., Publishers, 38 Walker Strut. X. T. L. S. ft, Co., alio publish the PAEMFE'S C3-XJIIDE Bj HS*»T ?Tmnxs, nf Edinhurgh. nnd the It.f J. P. nohtos, ITI. allte*, 2 rota, Rij.i Octayo, 1600 piiirf*. ht a minnMoii. En'grftv-fnirt' Vtict (7 for tba two »o'-im».-bj Mall, rest paid, tf **■ •■33 TUK 0.\E THING WAMED. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. The Blood. These famous pills nre so composed tb* tbey opemte wholesomely on the sioiuauh, tb« live', Ihe bovn.ls,»nil olheror^Rns; by corret:- ing liny derHngemeiiia in their fnm-tions whereby h steady supply of pure mnterlnls tor the renewal of the lllood is iiirnishiil, nnd & constant Hb9imctiou of effete prodncts is et- feclid. Tbia perfect circulation thus becotnei the very fountain o-f health nnd life, nnd overcomes all form of disease wherever Us ttituu.- tion. General Dlwirdera of Ihe Live. and Stomach. All who ever indulge a* ".able, either in eni« 'n(f or drinking, slioulil inks- nlioitt ten of tl^.ss- famous pilli)at bed time, from which will res suit a clear head and good stomach the fell w- ing morning. Thousands of Ladies nre always complaining of sick headaches, want o appetite, want of energj, and want ot eirengtli, to coirect all these evils, three or four ot these* Pilli Blioulil be taken twite a week, when thrv u-iulil give the invalid .ne health ami uppetit* of a pluughman. Fcmalcit of all Ape* and OUUmi Obstrnctiond of any kind, either in yonng or those between forty anil fifty—th- roost erit- icalpeiiod of life—muy be radically tetno *-i) by using these Pills according to the printer]. directions wbieh accompany each box. Younp, persons wilh sickly nnd sallow complexion? mny have tbe bloom of henlih restored by Hii? corrective, wl ich purifies tlie blood and expels nil gross anil impure humors from thefys- tem. Hcwnre then of the critical ago front lorty to fifty, as it SPtids many thousands ttt premature grave,—these Pills should be t»li«i it that period ol lile two or three timet » teek Want of 8trcngth nnd Energy. Persons of sedentary bahlts, or those trim- bled in mind, working iu Factories or Coal I'its, who cannot obtain thnt amount of frcsi air and exercise which nature requires, suffer from weakness and delility, lowness of e*W,\n and want of appetite. All such should 'ake i lose or two ol these Pills every three or font days, as they act gently and effecttMilly on the system and impnrt vigor and energy to Iho body, which is always followed by a good appetite, sound and refreshing sleep, am) » high flow of spirits. For the Cure or Dropsy. The clfle.icy of Holloway's Pills in Dropsy in extraordinary. Tbey act with such a peculiar effect upon the system, tbat the fluid' causing this direful complnlnt, are peieeptlbl carried off and prevented from nny furlhct accumulation. The Hui'erer regains a buoyancy of spirit! anil rejoice* io a completely renovated constitution, ll is indispensably necessary that Ihe Ointment should be most effectunlly rubbed into the complaining par'ji during the whole course of treatment. Children and their Allmrntr. In no country in the world are more children cnrrled to an early grave than in Great Britain. Coughs, Measles, Scarlatina, Fevers, and other diseases attack the little sufferers, apd death, hut too often, follows at a rapid pace ; yet if at the first stage ot these complaints, pareata were to have recourse to Holloway'a Pills, all danger would be ntnided. for the stomach nnd bowels wouM oe gently but effectually cleansed bv this railu aperient; the depraved numors correcuo ana tnesecretionsduiy regulated. A perfect cure would *.oon be effected, and the I'ttle patient restored to sobb<* health. Holloway' Pi. t vs ths best known renedy ia «k wsrld fa the following disrates: Poldatthe iBUbilfllimstii of Pmiewor Holloway, 941 .cirand, (near TVmi'le Bar.) I, n'tun : als- by all reipect able Driigffln'? anil Dealer* in Ue icineailiroughool Ibe eivtlitcd world,at tlie icillowini: p-icc*— 1*. l^f., 5. Pi, is. M,, 11a., 22s., and SSs. each box. A?ue Asthma Uilliiiu.-CoicplalDt. tb< Female Irregular lile. Fever of all kind. Fits lout Head Ache Imllge.lioa Inflammation Jantldice l.itcrComnlalnta Lumbago I'llei Rheumatism Retention *t Urine Perofn'aorKlflf a Evil ;nre Thxoata itone and tirava- M-condary t>/mF- t'<ma icDo!orfux Tvii.ura Ulcers Vm.cn.al aflao Blntehei >kin Bnwel complatnta Collea Cons-A patlon of tbe Bow»la Coni'imltioa Dehilllj Dropay Drienlrv tryaipelas *,* There is a eonaiderabla aaviog by taking tbe iriferaixea. Idreetioua for ttiegaidrnce of patieuta in every n'...or iler are al'ixiil to each box Worlaa e f a kind. Weakoeaa frona whataver canae Primtid and Published by McCldei A Co. at the office, Langley Street.
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Title | Evening Telegraph |
Publisher | Victoria, B.C. : McClure & Co. |
Date Issued | 1866-10-10 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | Evening_Telegraph_1866-10-10 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-12 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0313127 |
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