"c0e1ad2d-4da4-4805-9998-c99b337ef2a2"@en . "CONTENTdm"@en . "2016-05-12"@en . "1866-10-10"@en . "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/eveningt/items/1.0313127/source.json"@en . "application/pdf"@en . " Mejrajfc\nVOL. I.\nVICTORIA, VAJVCUUVER ISLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10' 18H6\nNO. 86.\n\u00C2\u00AB<\nTHE\nEVENING TELEGRAPH,\"\nri.'ni.isiiKn\nEverv Evening at 4 O'Clock,\n(Saturday nud Sunday evenings excepted.)\nALSO IVBRY\nSUNDAY MORNING !\nTKRMS OF MUBSCKIPTION \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\n\"er Annum, Ir. advance, bj mall, MO 00\nl?nr six monthi, , 6 Oil\nlor \u00C2\u00AB-tk, |iayabl< to Carrier 25\n, IngluUllea ^....: 10\nFor terms of Advertisement apply at the\nOfflce. Lanjley Street\nHERMAN SHULTZ,\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094AT\u00E2\u0080\u0094\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 His Well Known and Old Established\nStand\nTiia^Qovernment st. Boot Store,\nJus just received per steamer\nA FINE ASSORTMENT OF\nladies' and Children's Shoes,\nWhich he offers at a very low price.\nReceives by e/ich steamer from England and\nSan Francisco\nBOOTS tSc SHOES\nor TUE\nFINEST AND BUST QUALITY,\nFRENCH LEATHER,\nSHOE FINDINGS,\nAt prices to correspond with ihe limes.\nse li:\nNOTICE .\nILI PERSONS HAVIVG PLUMS\n,1 against the undersigned are requested to\npresenL ihom within illl days from date.\nAll persons indebted to ths undesigned nre\nrequested to settle their account* within 30\ndays e'ther by note or otherwise, or they will\nbo g'ven lo my Attorney lur collection, as 1\nintend to leave for Europe\nse IG-ltn J. W. KEYSER.\nFOB SALE\nrpWO OUOVER k BAKER S8WING\nI MACHINES, for heavy work; ono\nSinger's Machine, No. 2, fur line aud heavy\nwork.\nAll the goods pertaiuiii? to tho business,\nincluding cotton goods, ticking, pulu, and\nother goods too numerous loo mention.\nThe ahovo will be sold for less than cost\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0within 30 days.\nTerms\u00E2\u0080\u0094Cash or approved Notes.\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094ALSO-\nTh\u00C2\u00AB entire slock of Crockery, Hardware,\nFurniture, Fancy Uoods, .Iti:., un tha same\nterms as above.\nAll goods unsold afier 30 days will be sold\n\u00C2\u00ABt auction.\nse lS-lm .1. W. KEYSER.\nXJJSIIVERSITY\nWASHINGTON TERRITORY\n'\u00E2\u0080\u00A2plHS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON\nA the 17th inst. Pupils ol both BCies reeeived, who will be expected to lurnish their\nown rooms, which are provided in separate\nbuildings, free of charge.\nThe Expense ol Boarding and Tuition,\nwiihout incidentals, will not exceed \u00C2\u00A330 per\nquarter of 11 weeks, payable in advance.\nFor further information address\nREV. GEO. F. WHITWORTH,\nPresident.\nSeattle, W. T., Sept. 1st, 18C6. se 11\nLIST OF ARRIVALS\n-it tht Mount Ararat Hotel during the months\nof June, July, and August, 18CJ.\nJune\u00E2\u0080\u0094His Eicellencv Governor Kennedy, Mr\nWilliam A G Young, Mr. Benj W\nPearse.\nJ\u00C2\u00ABly\u00E2\u0080\u0094Messrs Jas Wilcox, F Dupray, Jas Reed\nMacadam, John Dand, Louis Philpot,\nF W Alwood, J R Ford, E S Hatch, Sir\nJas Douglas, D Fraser, E 8 Whitting-\nhara.\nAugust\u00E2\u0080\u0094H B Seelye, W E Stronach, J\nRobenson Stewart, Thos Lett Stal-\nschmid , Robt Burnaby; John Nicholson, M M Titus, F W Groen, Benj W\nPearse, Acting Surveyor General, R\n' Homfray, H O Tiederaann ; James Sfc-\nCutcban; Wm Denny, Wm Wilson,\nJoseph Hilton, R D and J; Kenneth Mc-\nKenzii', Jr, Wm 1) McKenzie, David B\nBlair, Olias Redfern, Chus Kent.\nft 4-ia\nNew Advertisement*.\nLINCOLN HOUSE!\nCor- Washington and Front sts,\nPORTLAND, OREGON.\nIV. V. IUATTIIIES5EIV,\nOf the St. Nicholas Hotel, Victoria,\nHiavi.vo'takkn'the AROVE HOUSE,\nwishes to announce io ti.e public that he\nis mw piepared to accomodate guests in a\nsatisfactory manner. No hing will be left undone, which is in the power of thn proprietor\nto do, to render gin sts comfortable.\nPortland, August 24th, 18(18 se 14\nTHII\nEVENING TELEGRAPH\nNEW BUTCHER SHOP.\nWm. B. Townsend\nB\nESS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT\nSATURDAY NEXT\nHe will re-open tho\nEureka M u , r k e t,\nGOVERNMENT STREET,\nAdjoining the Masonic Bcildino,\nWhere he hopes, bv keeping a good article\nand by strict attention to business, to\nmerit a share of the public patronage.\nsc 26-lm\nTHE GREAT UEMEDY OF THE\nA OK\nHOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.\nThe effect of the Ulntinent on the\nSystem,\nTo the v-rycoe ftnd centre of all disrnppa\nwhich affect the hninitii body, this riimarkahle\nprepara ion penetrates* It disappears ocder\nthe Friction e*kin, the flesh. thu\nglands, or among the muscles, can be .\rn-Bteb\nin ita destructive course, and permanently\ncured without dangerby rubbing in thi.-. inestimable Uinttueot.\nBad I-i-is-, I tad ISniiili, Sores, ami\nMatt s*a\nIn many Hospitals in Kurope this celehrated\nremedy is now ust'd for the cure ol old wounds,\nsoree, and ulcers ; in Hpain and Portugal, and\nin many parts of Italy, tht* first Physicians re-\nregularly prescribe its use. -It is a sovt.eigr\nr- iiicdy for bud breasts and bud legs; and likewise lor all skiu diseases. It is tu be found in\nthe cheat of nearly every sailor, soldier, a 110\nemigrant.\n1 in|>i ml* hi i> -4 of Youth ; \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Sure* a n*l\nI leer*.\nThe above class of complaints is \u00C2\u00ABureiy re\nnoved by nightly lomenti\"g the parts witl\n. rm water, and then by most iflectiuilly rub\nning in this Ointment. Personssnfl'eiing lion\nihese direful complaint! should lose not a mo\nment in arresting their progress. It should hi\nUnderstood that it is not sufficient merely to\nsmear the (liniment ou the affected purls, bul\nit roust be well rubbed in for some considerabli\nlime tw ur three times a day, that it may be\ntaken into tht system, whence it will remov.\nonly bidden sore nr wornd as \u00E2\u0080\u00A2ActualIf a.\nthough it WaM palpable to the eye. IJread and\nwater poultices, after the rubbing in ot ii\nOintment, wi.l do great service. This is tb|\nonly proper treatment for females in cn^es o|\ncancer La the stomach, or for those who audi;\nfrom a general bearing don n.\nPllei, Platulas, Stricture*.\nBlotches, aialso swellings, can with certainty\nbe radically cured if the Ointment, be usee\nfreely, and the I'ills be taken night nnd morn,\ning as recommended in the printed instructions\nWhen treated in any otherw*y these complaint.\nanly dry up in one place to break out in an-\n>ther ; whereas this Ointment will remove th'\nhumor from the system, and leave the patten\n1 vigorous and healthy being. It will requir*\n.ime, aided by \he use of tne Pills, to ensure\nASting cure.\nDipthcrfa, Broi rhltU, Soie Tli runts.\nAny of the Above class of diseases may be\n^ured by well rubbing the Ointment ihree\ntimes a day upon the skin covering the thro it,\nchest, and neck of the patient. The unguent\nwill soon penetrate the pores and give immediate relief. To allay the fever and lessen t1 a\ninflamation, eight or ten Pills should ba taker,\nnight and minting. The Ointment will pio.\nduce persp'ration, which is so essential for\nremoving fevers, sore throats and those oppressions of the chest which arise from\nAsthma, Bronchitis, and othet causes.\nBoth the Ointment, and f'tlU should\nbe Uttert In the following Cases t\nBite. l*gt\nCorn\" (C \u00E2\u0096\u00A0iuS)\nRhi-umatUm\nBad BreaflU\nCancers\n: .Hiils\nBums\nC ntiactt! 1\nand\nSore Wppjet\nBunion\"\nSU' .l\"int<\ns re 1'tiroat\nHit- uf viA\u00C2\u00BBfih)<> Bat), London ; also by a\n.'expectable Drimclsta md Penter* In Medicines through\nmil t lie civilizt'il world, at the roll\"winit prices Is. Ikd\n8 i-d in ed.. 11-., 22., and 33s., each Pot.\n%\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 Then \u00E2\u0096\u00A0 a coQiiderible saving by taking the lar^i\nInk\nNB.-*UlreeMooefnrthe(rufdvics of Fatlvntu In trot\ndisorder are affixed to each Pot.\nGENERAL\nJprut>T 14 00\n\" Rp-iew 1400\n\u00C2\u00BB SnlUrdiijr Ht'Ti\u00C2\u00BBw 14 00\nnnh|*i Nmifit 12 00\nLowU. i Uluntraii'd New-N 14 00\nAllm.\"J Mnntlil; 3 0\"\nPla-'kn.i^l's HagaBlnt 3 00\nH-aip iMfits i/ine 3 00\nSixpennv M.-iKizmp , 3 <\u00E2\u0080\u00A2<>\nKnickerbocker SO\nVftnitie. V >nt' ly *\"\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 30o\nt)oiley'\u00C2\u00BBLadles Book 3 00\nMniloal Ho\u00C2\u00AB 3 00\nContinenUl Majraaine 3 00\nMadHra IVmorust's onthly 3 00\nF. LeilieV new l'nmili MagHxinc 3 O0\nGhnn\u00E2\u0096\u00A0be^8, Kdinbitrjfli nnrnal 4 00\nMonthly i)ap\u00C2\u00ABr\u00C2\u00BB, \"nc\u00C2\u00AB* n Week ft 00\nx \u00C2\u00BB Ail tlie Year Hound B 00\nTlnckerav's Cornhill Maxaiine noc\nLondon Lancet fi 00\n3. A- Sala'i Tfmple Bnr (5 Of.\nLondon Society Magaiinc fi in)\nPt. Jamri Maeaxint* fi 00\nEdinb'irnfh Review 10 0s of children. We of\nyour Dttarollj in Oil BoOta appreciate yuur skill, and\nooinueiid yuur muilivinw tu our MOplt,\nHIRAM CONKLIN, M.D.\nAMOS LEE, E9Q.,Mo5Tni;rv, Ia., writes, 3d Jan.,1858:\n\"I had n tedious Influenza, which confined me in doora\nsix weeks; tlt many tnedkines without relief; finally\ntriod your **tOtOa\lL \ty the advice of our clergyman\nThe first done relieved tbe soreness in my tbroat aud\nlungs; lesr than one half tbe bottle made m\u00C2\u00BB completely\nwell. Ymir medicines are tbe cheapest an well as tbebsat\nme cm buy. and we estenn v.u, I>octor, aod your retoe-\ndiet, 6s the poor man's friend.\"\nAsthma or I'hthipic, and Bronchitis.\nWi.ht MAN.HF8TER, Pa.. Feb. 4, 1856.\n9m: Your Cherrt PjwtQBAI I* perfunniiiK tuarvelloua\ncorus In tbix aertion. It I i- lellevod several !. \u00E2\u0096\u00A0 in alarm-\nWr symptoms uf ciiiisuiiiptinn, and In now niring a man\nwho has labored under an iilfTtion of the langS for tbe\nlast forty years. IIKNKY L. PAKK3, Merchant.\nA. A. ItAMSEY, M.I)., Al-niow, Moxfoe Co.. Iowi,\nwrites. Sept. 0, lfiftfi: \" Purine my practice of many years\nI have found nothing equal to yoiir Cukhrt Pectora'i, for\ngiving ease and relief to consumptive patienta, or curing\nsuch as are curable.\"\nWo might ad I vnlumes of evidence, but tbo most con-\nfiricing proof of the virtues uf this remedy Is found lu IU\neffects upon trial.\nConsumption.\nProbably nn one remedy has ever been known whlrh\ncured so many and ouch danp-rous cases as this. Soma\nno human aid can rwach; but even to those the Cherrt\nPxctorai. affords p'lief and comfort.\nArroR Hoiisf. New Your Titt. March 5.1S56\n. Doctor Ater. Lowei.t.: ] del it a duty and a pl-anure\nto Inform you what your Citkrrt Pectoral has done for\nmy wife. Sba bad bora live monthi laboring under tbe\ndanp'rons symptoms of Consumption, liuin wbich no aid\nwe Qonld proenn K*W b\u00C2\u00ABf much rallaf. She was steadily\nhiling. until Dr. ftrong. of tbi-f city, where vs \wrt come\nfor ailvice, rwumiii-nded a dial of yotst medj<-inr. Wt\nbless hiskindnci\". as we do yonr \"kill, for aha baa no *\u00E2\u0096\u00A0\naped frum that ii;iy. $h-- i- nol yl i* ptTODg \u00E2\u0096\u00A0'-\" ihi used\nto be. but k tree from her niuli.and calls herself well.\nYours with Bratitnda and rwnurdi\nORLANDO BUKLbY, of Binarrnu.\nOmmmptiv*'. do not detpoir till grou htyt iiied Ateh'i\nCtiEiiHr noorauL. It ii nadi by on*of the beat medical\nehuttiti in lh\u00C2\u00AB irorld, aad Ita cum all aronod us i\u00C2\u00AB-\u00C2\u00BBpe\u00C2\u00ABJt\nthe high merits of ilu \irlu<>. \u00E2\u0080\u0094 l'hihtt!y win un-\npreTdentedly *i jx -ti the MtMn \"fall nifii. Tbey in *-di-\n\u00E2\u0096\u00A0nd pleasant tO taki'. but (towei-fiil to cure. Tbeir penetrating properties stimulate tb\"'iii\u00C2\u00ABl utfrfilaa of the l>ody,\nremove the ohstrnetlotti of H< organe, \ unfy tbe bim\u00C2\u00BBd,\nand expel dtSBHSi tbey ptng\" 0Q| tlo-fmil liumors vbich\nbrw\u00C2\u00ABi aud grow di-'< ine r. -limnlato llnggtefa or diior-\ndered organs Into their natnnU Mtim, nnd impart b> altby\ntone witb stiRngtb to the whole 1/lteiU. Not only do\nthey euro thn rvcry-dnv Cnmplnint* ot tttTJ lK>dy, but\nalso formidable and damreruiiH dleeeJN that have hnfiled\nthe best of human skill. \\ Kile they produce powerful\neffects, tbey are at tbe same time, in diminished dost s. the\nsafest and heat physic that nm lw employed for children.\nBeing sugar-coat ed, they are pleasant to take: and being\npurely vegetable, are free from any risk nf harm. Curea\nhave been made which surpass Iwlief were they not substantiated by men nf such exalted position and character\nas to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent\nclergymen 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\nmy Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of my\nafflicted, suffering fellow-meu.\nTho Agent below named is pleased to ftirnish gmtis my\nAmerican Almanac, containing directions for their me and\nCertificates of thoir cures, of tbe following complaints: \u00E2\u0080\u0094\nCostiveness. BiHmis Complaints, Itheumittfrm. Dropsy,\nHeaithiirn, Headache urisin^ from a foul Stomach. Nnu-\nsea. Indigestion. .Morbid Inaction ofthe Dowels and I'uin\narising therefrom, Flatulency, Low of Appetite, all Ulcerous and Cnt&neotll Diseases which require an eracuant\nMedicine, Scrofula or King's Evil. They also, by purifying the blix>d and siiiiiul.iting the system, cure many\ncomplaints whiih it would not 1* rappoeaa tbey could\nreach, sucb ns Deafness, Pnrtinl Blindness, Neuralgia and\nNervous Irritability. Derangement* ofthe Liver and Kidneys, Omit, and other kindred complaint* arising from a\nlow state of the IkkI.t or obstruction of its functions,\nOo not be put off by unprincipled dealers with some\nother pill they make more profit on. Ask for Ater's\nPills, and take nothing else. No other they can give\nyon compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative\npowers. The nick want the best aid there is for them,\nand they should haTe it.\nPrepared l\u00C2\u00BBy Dr. J. *j. AVER,\nfractical and Analytical Chemist, Lowall, Man\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2*\u00C2\u00AB\u00C2\u00AB li6 Cts. fer Box. Fiti Boies for %1.\nMOORE & Co., Victoria,\nAND ALL DRUGGISTS.\n5C-18\nFOR, SALE,\nSfi\n\ GOOD MAEE (IS FOAI.), WITH TEAR-\nA ling colt b/ her tide. Will work U\nilugle or double hnrnesi.\nApply a', tb.\nOffice of the Evening Telegraph,\nLAXGLEV STREET.\nset\nFor Sale Ez Camden,\nnoitttler, Botkrr, und Angostura Bitter:,\nOregon (id\u00C2\u00ABr In bbls. and mtet,\nClaret In talks, balf-casks and east,,\nSauterne und California White Wine,\nFrentb Ueohol SO O.P.,\nEn;. Cllijuot, tfamm and Bollinger Chaa.\nt**\mtt\nAnd In store an amornnent of ftraodr\nand lienors snltable for tbe lrad*.\nHay Depot of Havana Cigars.\nEUGENE THOMAS,\n\u00C2\u00ABe 6 Yntej street.\nRelief for the Afflicted.\nTHB I.YTR0DCCTI02C OF\nForry Davis'\nVegetable Pain Killer\nTo tlio Suffering Iluniani'y of this Ago\nhus relieved more pii\", und cnused mora\nreal joy ti.uu uny other one ilnnj; that can\nbe mimed.\nIX 13 IN\nInvaluable Remedy,\n0'ir first Pbysicinns use il, and recommea\nits Use j the Apothecary Soils it first\namong the medicines called for, and\ntbe wholesale Druggist considers\nil a leading article of his\ntrade. All the dealers\nin medicine speak\nalike iu its fa.\nvorjandils\nreputation as a medicine of grest\nmcril and virtue is fully and perma-\nneutly established, and il is tbe great\nFamily MediciDO of the Age-\nEvery Volunteer slinuH have a bottle, in cat.\nof sudden attacks of Disease\nTaken Internally, cures\nSudden Olds, Coughs, ic,\nWeak Stomach,\nGeneral Debility,\nNursing Sore Month, Cankor,\nLiver Complaint,\nDjftpepiia or Indigestion,\nCramp and pain in thc Stomach,\nBowel Complaint,\nPsintan' Colic,\nAsiulic '.'liolcra,\nDiarlioea and Dysentery.\nTaken exiernally cure.\nFelons, Boils, and Old Sores,\nSevere Burnt and Scalds,\nCuts, Bruises and Sprains,\nSmiling of the Joints,\nRingworm and Tetter,\nBroken Breasts,\nFrosted Feet uud Chilblains,\nToothache,\nI'uin in the Face,\nNeuralgia and Illieumatism.\n2?ATTST 2Z.TTuTJE2R.,\nTaken internally, should be adulterated\nwidi milk or water, and sweetened with\nsugar, it desired, or made into a syrup\nwith molasses. For a COUGH and\nBronchitis, a few drops on Sngnr, eaten,\nwill lie mote effective than nnvtliing else.\ni For SORE THROAT, gargle the tliroa.\nwitli a mixture of Baiu Killer and water,\nand the relief is immediate and cure positive\ntST* It shonld not he forgotten that\nthe Pain Killer is equally as pood to\ntake internally as to use externally.\nEach hottle i6 wrapped wiih ull directions for its use.\nTrices 25 cents, 50 cents k $1 per bcttla (ftbtning t%t\t%xix%\.\nWEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 10, 1866.\nA DKK4DFI 1. FAMI.VG.\nThe short details given in the telegraphic news of the famine iu India are terrible in their import. From Calcutta\nand Bombay the accouute are truly appalling. Iu tbe latter city according to\nlbe correspondent of the London Timet,\n900 bodies are to be picked up each\nmorning. The last retartis put down tbe\nnumber of deaths during the week at\nover 7000. Tbis, however, gives but a\nsmall idea of the calamity, as a very\nmuch larger number die in the jungle\nunknown and ancared for. The total\nnumber per week in and around Bombay,\nis therefore put down by the Timet correspondent al 21,000. As Bombay with its\nimmediate surroundings has a population\nof about 700,000, we have 3 per cent, of\nthe inhabitants cut down by starvation\nevery week\u00E2\u0080\u0094a rate of mortality that\nwould clear oat the city and its viciriiy\nof every soul in about eight mouths. The\nnumber of deaths is not so great in Calcutta, although this city is a little larger\nthan Bombay, but the mortality Is sufficiently horrible to make us wonder at the\nadministration of affairs that proves itself\nso incompetent to prevent or alleviate\ncatastrophes, which seem to be periodical. In a tropical country, where\nnature is so lavish in her productions, and\nwhere the wants of man ure so easily\nsatisfied, it does seem strange that tha\nwisdom of those who bave the unobstructed management of affairs should be\nunable to avert these direful visitations\neither by timely precautions, or by a system of irrigation that would counteract\nto a great extent the effects of the\ndroughts to which certain portions of\nIndia are so subject. The area of the\nPresidency of Calcutta is nearly doable\nthat of Great Britain and Ireland, being\nover 221,000 square miles, yet its population is -only one-Wrd greater. Tbe\nPresidency of Bombay where the greatest destitution prevails, covers over 131,-\n000 square miles,.nine thousand greater\nthan Great Britain and Ireland, and only\ncontains a population Orleans.\n\"Your I'ilu are the prince of purges. Their excellent\nqualities surpass any cathartic wn possess. They are mild,\nbut very certain and effectual in thoir action on the bowels,\nwhich in aki s them invaluable to ua In the dally treatment\nof disease.\"\nFor JArNDicr and all Liver Complaints.\nFrom Dr. Theodore. /Ml, of jVew York City.\n\"Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their\npiiipi.x\" ne an aperient, hut I find their beneficial effects\nupon thu Liver very marked Indeed* They have to my\nprtettM proved moro pffinttul for the cur* of liiliom enm\u00C2\u00AB-\nI'Uuid thnn toy one remedy 1 can mention. I sincerely\nrejoice that we have nt leiitrih a purgative which ll worthy\nthe euiiflUuuco of tlie proJvsaluu tiud thu pooplu,\"\nDyhprvkia \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Indigestion.\nFrom Dr. Ittnru J. Knox, nf St. Lout,.\n\"Th\" I'H-:\u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00E2\u0096\u00A0 you were khi'l enough to .\u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0096\u00A0nil ine haw been\nall used in my practice, and here satisfied me that they turn\ntral| \u00C2\u00ABn extmonllnnry medicine. So peculiarly are tbey\nadapted to (ho discasus or the human hystom.thnt they Deem\nto work upon them alone. I hare enf-ed some cotes ofdyt-\npeptiu nnd indift'diim with them, which hail resisted tha\nother remedies wh commonly use. Indeed I have expert-\nmental I v found them to he sroetMl hi almont all tlw com-\nplaluu for which you recommend them.\"\nDysentery \u00E2\u0080\u0094 DiAituntKA \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Relax.\nFrom Dr. J. Q. Qre.cn, of Chicago,\n\" Your !'ii.i.'; have had a lnng trial In my pnirtke. and I\nii\"M them in cut emu as one ofthe best aperients I have ever\nfound. Their alterative effect upon the liver makes then\nan excellent remedy, when given In small dnses, for biVattm-\ndi/sentery nnd dkirrha'tt. Tlieir sugar-coating makes tbem\nvery acceptable und convenient for the use of women ami\nchildren.\"\nInternal Oiwthuction\u00E2\u0080\u0094Worms\u00E2\u0080\u0094Suppreasion.\ni a Phyticm* and Midwtft\n\" I Hnd one or two Inrge donna of yonr Puts, taken at tba>\nproper time, nre excellent promotives of the natural aecro-\ntion whin wholly or pttrlUIly mippromfod, and also very ef-\nfertuiil to cleanse tho stomach nnd expel worms. They art\nso much tho heat physic we havo thut I recommend no other\nto my patients.\"\nConstipation \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Costivenpjs.\nFrom Dr. J. I*. Vaughn, Montreal, Canada.\n\" Too much rannot lm said of your Pills for the enra of\ncottire.nr.ti. It others of our fraternity huve found tbem\nas oflicucimis na I huvo. they tthould join me In proclaiming\nIt for the h.'iielif of the multitudes who suffer from that\ncomplaint, which, althoiich hail enough in Itself, la the progenitor of others that are worse. 1 believe cottirenttt to\n\"i iiiinuie In the liver, but your Pillb affect that organ and\ncure the disease.\"\nIupt'RiTiF.s op the Blood \u00E2\u0080\u00948oropula \u00E2\u0080\u0094Erysipelas \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Salt ItiiKirM \u00E2\u0080\u0094Tetter \u00E2\u0080\u0094 Tumors\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094 HuEt'MATIRM \u00E2\u0080\u0094 OOKT \u00E2\u0080\u0094 NEURALGIA.\nFrom lh. Extkid /hit, Philadelphia.\n\"You were riirht, Doctor, In saying that your Vnxt pur\fjf\nthe blaiitt. They do that. I have used ihem of lata years in\nmy practice, nml agree with your alatements of their efficacy.\nThey stimulate th\u00C2\u00BB eicrutorW, nud carry off the Impurltle*\nthat nuiMi'it\" In the tl\"\"l, engendering disease. They\nHtlmnlate the organs of diction, and infuse vitality and\nvigor into the ayrtviu.\n\u00C2\u00BBBm:h raniedles as yon prennre nre a national benefit, and\n7011 deserve great credit fur tbem.\"\nFoit Headache\u00E2\u0080\u0094Sick Headache\u00E2\u0080\u0094 Fort Stomach\u00E2\u0080\u0094 Pii.ba\u00E2\u0080\u0094Dropsy\u00E2\u0080\u0094Plbthora\u00E2\u0080\u0094Paralysis\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094Fits \u00E2\u0080\u0094&c.\nFrom Dr. Fdirartl Boyd, Baitimort.\n\"Dear Dr. Aver: I cannot answer yon wltat complaint!\nI havo cured witli your 1'ius hotter than to say all that wt\ntter tr.itt xoith a purgative mtdtrine. I place great dependence on nn effectual cathartic In my dally contest witb die*\nease, aud behoving as I do that your Pills afford ot tbe beet\nwe have, I of course value them highly.\"\ntftj- Most of tbe Pills In market contain Mercury, which,\nalthough a valuable remedy lo skilful bands, la dangarow\nin a public pill, from the dreadful consequences tbat frequently follow Its Incautious use. These contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.\nAyer's Cherry Pectoral\nHas long henn manufactured by a practical chemist, snd\nevery ounce of it under liis own eye, with Invariable seen-\nracy nnd care. It Is sealed and protected by law from counterfeits, and consequently can be relied on as genuine,\nwithout adulteration. It supplies the surest remedy tha\nworld has ever known for tbe cure of all pulmonary complaints; for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Ahtiima, Csoop,\nWhoopino Oouoh, Bronchitis, Ikcipieht Oonhumptioii, and\nfor tbe relief of consumptive patients in advanced stages of\nthe disease As time makes these facts wider and better\nknown, this medicine has gradually become the best reliance of tbe afflicted, from the log cabin of the American\npeasant to the palaces of European kings. Throughout\nthis entire country, lo every state and city, and Indeed almost every hamlet It contains. Cherrt Pectoral is known\nas the best of all remedies for diseases of tbe throat and\nlungs. In many foreign countries It tt extensively used by\ntheir most Intelligent physicians. If there is any dependence on what men of every station certify it has done for\nthem; if we can trust our own senses when we see the dangerous affections of the lungs yield to it; If we cab depend\non the assurance of intelligent physicians, whose business\nIs to know; In short, if there is aoy reliance upon any\nthing, then Is it irreftitably proven tbat this medicine does\ncure the class of diseases It is designed for, beyond any and\nall other remedies known to mankind. Nothing but its Intrinsic virtues, and tbe unmistakable benefit conferred on\nthousands of sufferers, mold originate and maintain tha\nreputation it enjoys. While many inferior remedies hava\nbeen thrust upon tbe community, hare felled, and been\ndiscarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred\nbenefits on the afflicted they can never forget, and produceq\ncures too numerous and remarkable to be forgotten.\nPrepared t>y Dr. J. C. AYEB,\nPRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 LOWELL, IN/OWS8-\nAXD SOLD BT\nMoore ft Co., Victoria,\nAND ALL DRUGGISTS. dhtning &clcgrapj*.\nWEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 10, 1866.\n\"OOMMERCIAL.\nSHIPPINO IKTKI.L.IU1CNC1L.\nPORT OF VICTORIA. VANCOUVER ISLAND.\nI.VTCRED.\nOct 10\u00E2\u0080\u0094 Sclir Thorudyke, Thornton, San\nJuan\nCLIABEU.\nOct 10\u00E2\u0080\u0094Scbr Black Diamond, McCulloch,\nNanaimo\nTub Kins Alium was again sounded last\nnight about 12 o'clock, the flames baving\nbroken out in tbe ruins of the house burn1\nyesterday. The Iluok k Ladder Co. were\npromptly on the spot, and pulled the burning\ntimbers apart, aud the eugine companies alter\nobtaining a small supply uf water with some\ndifficulty, effectually quenched the flumes.\nMr. Mallandnine had again to turn out hii\nfurniture and obtain shelter from I neighbor\nPolici Court\u00E2\u0080\u0094The only case before the\nstipendiary magistrate this morning was that\nof a Kort Rupert Indian for threatening a\nman named Wm. McCormick wilh a knife.\nThe culprit who is one of a band of Fori\nItupert siwasbes wbo have been somewhat\ndemonstrative in town dining the last few\ndays, waa fined $20 or 2 mouths' imprisonment.\nPuoit Sodhd CtisTOM Housi.\u00E2\u0080\u0094 The Seattle\nWeekly says tbe Instructions to the Puget\nSound Collector of Customs to transfer tbe\nPort of Entry from Port Angelos to Port\nTownsend are now on their way from Washington by mail, and the change will be\neffected immediately upon their arrival.\nTiLEonArnio.\u00E2\u0080\u0094R. R. Haines, Esq., Assistant Superintendent of the California State\nTelegraph Co. is conducting tbe Victoria\noffice during the temporary absence of Mr.\nHenderson, who has gone to New Westminster\nto relieve the local operator there, tbe latter\nbeing sick.\nA RiRi.s Match between sir non-commissioned officers and six privates of Rifle Co.\nNo. 1, wiU take place nt the range to-morrow,\nif the weather is fine. The firing will commence about ball-past eleven o'clock, and\nwill be at 200, 400, COO, nnd \u00C2\u00AB\u00C2\u00AB0 yards.\nGovebsou Kennedy will, wc believe, leave\nthis 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.\nA Fim Hoksstbad -Mr. 1. P. Davies will\nsell to-morrow one of the finest residences in\nthe colony, nil the house on Fort street built\nby Mr. I). A. Edgar, and at present occupied\nby Mr. Pickett.\nn.5!.S. Scout sailed to-day for San Francisco carrying a mail aud letter express. She\nwill go down under steam.\nFon San Juan.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Thc steamer Diana sailed\nthis morning for San Juan Island, currying\nC S. Colonal Foster nnd party.\nTub Jewish Synagogue is to be sold at\nauction to-morrow by J. P. Davies k Co.\nProtection Irom ('ire.\nEditor or thb Evening Telegraph,\u00E2\u0080\u0094Sib :\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094I think the fire of yesterday ought to teach\nthe public the great want of tanks et tho\njunctions of tho principal streets; bad tliere\nbe- n a tank at the corner of Cook and Yates\nstreets, I am sure my brother firemen will\nngrre with me that nearly the whole of the\nhouse might havo been saved, only ihe roof\nbeing on fire when tho engines arrived, and it\nwas only the delay caused by having to change\nthe engines from well to well which gave the\nflames the chance of gaining nn us, and caused\nus lo turn out again last night.\nFireman.\nTELEGRAPHIC\nIndia.\nFEAHFCI. MOHTAUTV.\nNwr Yohk, Oct 7tli.\u00E2\u0080\u0094The reports of\nfamine ia India ure confirmed, espi ciully\nin the region around Calcutta. A correspondent of the Londou Timet, writing\nfrom that citj under date of August\nllth, gays:\u00E2\u0080\u0094The city was being so\ncrowded with paupers that the municipal\ncommissioners and merchants bad organized a relief. On Monday a public meeting of all classes was held in the town\nhull to raise subscriptions. Reports were\nread giving statistics which, completed to\ndate, show that at 22 Plateabs, 11,415\npeople are daily fed in addition to the\nsick in tt e hospital. Tbis number is increasing at the rate of about 25 a day.\nIt may be said that 20,000 persons are\nnow subsisting on charily daily in Calcutta. Reports from Bombay are even\nmore appalling. Tho same authority:\nthink of 900 dead bodies being picked np\nin the streets of Bombay each morning.\nHalf the truth has not been told. The\nlast returns show 1030 deaths in that one\nstation during the week ending July 31st.\nIf you treble that number for tbe many\nwho become the food of jackals and vultures in the lonely jungle or ditch, you\nwill not go beyond the sad truth. It ie\nobvious that the board of health has\nceased to report tbe deaths.\nEurope.\nPabiher Point, Oct 8th.\u00E2\u0080\u0094The Hiber-\nnia passed here with dates to Sept. 28th.\nThe Lord Mayor of London had determined to entertain the promoters and\nlayers of the Atlantic rabies at a grand\nbanquet at the Mansion House early in\nNovember.\nThe infunt daughter of Tom Thumb\ndied at Norwich, Bcpt 20th, of inilama-\ntion of the throat.\nEastern. I\ntu\nChicago, Oct. 7\u00E2\u0080\u0094The New York pa\npers are fu'l of complaints that the wires\nacross Newfoundland are getting out uf\nrepair too often. They nre now eoimect-\ninur Newfoundland with Nova Scotia, and\nthe Ine will be soou open. Tho New\nYork, Newfoundland and London Tele-\n(jriipli C'MHpuuies will place iu thorough\nrepair iimn diately all thtir telegraph\nliui'H, and build an cniire new line from\nl'ort Hood to Heart s Content as soon us\nit can poss,\" and that \u00E2\u0080\u00A2' Cyrus Field\nis desirous of upp'ying Suell's Fclieme to\nthe vast and almost interminable laud\nwires of the American telegraphs.'' If\nthis be true, says an Eastern exchange,\nand tliere seems uo good reason why a\nsingle sign or signal should not represent\na word as well as a letter, the whole system of telegraphy will undergo a great\nchange ; less time will be occupied in the\ntransmission of messages, and it ought\nto follow that less money will be paid for\ntelegrams. When an arbitrary sign represents a word, much time and trouble\nwill be saved It should be remembered,\ntoo, thut this stenographic action will be\napplicable to submarine as well as to laud\ntelegraphs. Should Field succeed in\nadopting it iu the Atlantic telegraph, it\nmust follow ere long that thu tariff of\nprices will be greatly reduced. At present the price is a dollar a letter, but when\na single letter represents a whole word\nthere will be full room for reduciug tbe\ncharge to the public.\nWhat is the difference between an edi\u00C2\u00AB\ntor and a wife? Oue sets articles to\nrights, aud the other writes articles to\nset.\nA national convention of tailors iis u\nsession in New York.\nSpecial Notice*.\nRemoval.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Mess-s. riolumon Bros, have removed to tbe two-story brick building on\nDovernme.t street, opposite tbe St. Nicholas\nHotel. Tiny have rtei ived, ex shin Mohawk,\nfiom Lou ton, a fine assortment of men's\ncloth ng and underclothing, wbich they will\nsell lower than ui.y house in town, dive them\na -all. ' *\n-Mb. Dicbv PalVsh requests that orders for\nteaching, playing and tuning I'iaiofortes, and\nfor Instruction in Singing, may be left with\nMei-srs. Hibben k Carswell, Stationers and\nIlnok.-rl ers, Government street, or at his residence, near the op of Fort street. *\nNew AdvcrtieemeiiRi.\nTHE PARK HOTEL\nrpHIS WELL KNOWN AND BEAUTI-\n1 fully situated Ho'el it now Sited up in\ntbe most luxurious style for boarders aad\nlodgers. Private rooms can be bad for\nparties.\nA TABLE :D'H0TE\nWILL BE LAID EVERY AFTERNOON\nAT 6 O'CLOCK.\nEvery description of amusement, including\nmusic, ia provided for the guests.\nLadies and gentlemen can find io tbe Parle\nHotel a c imfortable and luxurious home.\nibe best of wines and liquors kept on band.\nLadies can have free use of a phaeton for\ntown drive.\nliuarding by tbe week at low prices to suit\ntbe times. oe B\nHAVANACIGARS.\nLEWIN & ANTHONY,\nTOBACCONISTS.\n47 Tates St., Brick Store\nNext to Corner of Government St.,\nBEG TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND\ntne pnblic in general that they will con\nstantly receive by every steamer a good assortment ol Genuine Havana CigBM\nand the ite^t Brand* of Tobacco,\nimported direct for this market, so that they\nnre able to vompete with any hruse on tbis\nIsland, either Wholesale or Retail.\nN. B-\u00E2\u0080\u0094Special attention will be paid to\nCoiintrv orders.\nHE1MAN LEWIN. | LOUIS ANTHONY,\noc 2\nAlexandre's Gloves\u00E2\u0080\u0094Messrs. J. H. Turner\nA Co.. London House, have received to-day,\nby Express from Paris, a full assortment of\nAlexandre's famous kid glove.*, for which\nthey nre the sole agems in Vancouver Island\nand British Columbia. *\nFrench Millinery\u00E2\u0080\u0094The millinery department at London House is now under tbe management of a lady who arrived by last steamer from Paris.\u00E2\u0080\u0094J. H. Turner k Co. *\nVoltaire said of Mademoiselle de\nyvry :\u00E2\u0080\u0094\" She was so beautiful that I\nraised my long, thin body, and stood before ber like a point of admiration.''\nHolloway's 1'ii.lm.\u00E2\u0080\u0094 UUjiLom BBd Bowel Cctnplsinti.\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094Tle-ie mnlaale-1 are over |ire*eiit, Aid if left tinat\ntended frequently terminate fitiillj. It Hliould b-\neverywlifie known that both elioleia end diairlicea depend on the presenile of Home undigested eubdimicein\ntlie itomMCh or bowels, or mine dvleterintii uia'ter In\nthe blood, and that Holloway'a filli can expel either\nwilh earn* and expedition. Tliej concentrate in a mir\nprliing degree purifying, alternative, regulating and\nHtrengtlicnlng i.ualitlee, and tliui exert ever every in\nterinil oruan the wholesomely controlling lnlhi*n.:e an\nneccHHary C.i aubdulnn excessive aclion in lh\" hueplic\nanil Dlarillt'a l\"i Is cure where all\nothers fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chil\nblains, Cuts and all abrasions of the skin\n.Hagglel'N Salve is imallible. Sold by\nJ. Magqisl, 11 Pine '=tree', New York, and all\nDruggists, at 25 cts per box.\nBANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.\nLondon, 3d August, 186H.\nFROM AXD AFTER 25th SEPTEMBER,\n1866, Mb. David Marshall Laso will\ncease to be Manager of this Bank in these\nColonies, and Ma. Wm. Cdrtis Ward is\nauthorised to perform ihe duties of Principal\nOfficer of the Bank in these Colonies, signing\nall documents a- Acing Manager.\nBy order of the Court of Directors,\nJAS. D. WALKER,\nse 26-lm Inspector.\nasroTiOE.\nNew Advertisements.\ndil SBYiM. HOTEL,\nWharf Street,\nHAS REDUCED ITS PRICES TO MEET\nthe times, and clean comfortable beds\ncan beobtainel for 25 rents per night or Si 50\nper week. Board $1 per day.\nS. HILL, Proprietress.\nIt. B \u00E2\u0080\u0094 The Hotel ii 6re-proof. ot 1\nJVOUVEAUTES\nD'automne et D'hiver.\nJ. H. TURNER Er CIE.,\nOnt l'lionneur d'informer leurs\namis et le public quil viennent de\nrecevoir un assortment de Nouve-\nautes de Modes des Meilloures liaisons de Paris.\nMAISOX DE LONDRES.\nBeptembre, 1866. se23\n..n Appeal to the Citizens of\nVictoria, V I-\n'I'HE CONGREGATION EMANU-EL OF\n1 Victoria, V. I., in meeting assembled, this\nday, Saturday, Sept. 22d, 1866,\nResolved, That tbe aid of our Fellow Citizens of all Denominations be solicited through\nthe following authorized and duly appointed\nCommitiee. And that such Committee endeavor, by every means in tbeir power, to\nraise funds whereby pert ofthe debt or mortgage on tbe Isroelitish Synagogue may be\ncancelled. Knowing the liberal views aud\ngenerosity ofthe citizens of Victoria, tbe congregation has not thc slightest doubt (making\ndue allowance for the dullness ofthe season)\nthat their appeal will meet with that response\nwhich the exigency ofthe case requires.\nA. JACOBS, President.\nL. ANTHONY, Secretary.\nH. M. COHEN,\nLEWIS LEWIS,\nD. SHIRPSER,\nJ. W. KEYSER,\nse24 Committee on Subscription.\nEEMOVAL.\nW. HEATH OM\nw\nBEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS\nIriends and the public that be has\nremoved his\nBoot and Shoe Store\nTo Government street, two doors from the\n\" Colonist and Chronb le \" Office, whet* he\nwill continue bis Boot Making business.\nBOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO 0KDER\nOf the best materials nnd workmanship.\nN.B.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Repairing done at shortest notice.\nse 23\nNEW WESTMINSTER\nGAME DEPOT,\nYATES ST.,\nNext door to the vomer of (jovernmeot,\nopposite Zdner's Drug Store.\nTHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING MADE AR-\nrangeinenla to receive from different\nparties tbe produ e ot the Island and country\nwill b* prepamJ to lurnish\nGame,\nPish,\nFruits,\nPoultry,\nEgfjs and Vegetables,\nEaeb and all in tbeir season, at tbo lowest\nprices.\nJAMES Al,l.i;\.\nocl lm\nOLYMPIA OYSTERS\nIN EVERY STYLE AT\nA. W* PIPER'S,\nAND THE\nBest Welsh Rarebits\nOJN THE ISLAND.\nse 19\n:re-- OFEisruN- a-\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094or THK\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nEUREKA CONCERT ROOM\n11DE& THE JI\u00C2\u00ABSA\u00C2\u00ABEJ1E\T OF JlltS. \nlays Archimedes, \"and I will move the\nworld.\" \" Give me pure and unadulterated\ndrugs,\" Bays Medicus, of tbe olden time,\n\" and I will cure disease.\"\nIn jno sense, both of these learned pundits\nwere tbe veriest charlatans. They knew there\nwas no place to rest their lever on, 'either to\nmove the world or cure disease. Mechanism\nwas in a backward state, and the medical profession was but anolbei name for sorcery,\nand ull the adjuncts of magic filters and\ncharms ot the \" evil eye,\" ke.\nBut these latter days bave borne unto us\nsomething more than oven superstition and\nits crew ever dreamt of in tbeir maddest phi-\nlosopby. In these days of practical science,\nwhat waa theory of yesterday ir lact to-day,\nand all the old time notions become as babbles\nin the sun, and burst and break wilh every\nbreath we draw.\nLet Archimedes shoulder his lever and we\nwill find a resting place for it to move the\nworld. Let mine ancient Medicus pant and\ntoil no more for the drugs he so sorely needs,\nfor we have them at our hand, ever ready to\nserve tbem at bit beck.\nRefined in the laboratory of Dr. Juaguel,\nthe finest materials known in the medical pro\nfession are obtainable by any one. His\nBillious, Dyspeptic, and Diarrhoea Pills stand\nunrivalled, and bis Salve operates with magical effect upon burns, scalds, and all sores and\ndoers ofthe skin.\nIn fact, we think Maooul's Pills and Salv\u00C2\u00BB\nare the Wonder of this century, and we are\nnappy n the thought that many others of our\nbrethren ofthe cralt aflree with as. Wo would\nearnestly counsel that all families provide\nthemselves with Dr. Maggiel's Prepaiations at\nonce, and keep them ready at band, so ai to\nnae them at the most opportune time and aa\noccasion serves.\u00E2\u0080\u0094 FeUey Sentinel.\nLTTIMIIBEiR,\nVLAROB ASSORTMENT OF ROUGH\naud dressed for sale cheap,\nJ. UOBKIITSON STEWART.\nVictoria, V. I., 20ih August, 1860. se 22\nAn Appeal to the Citizens of\nVictoria, V-1-\n'PUB CONGREGATION EMANU-EL OF\nJL Victoria, V. I., in meeting assembled, this\nday, Saturday, Sept. 22d, 1866,\nResolved, That the aid of our Fellow Citizens of all Denominations be solicited through\nthe following authorized uud duly appointed\nCommittee. And that sucb Committee endeavor, by every means in their power, to\nraise funds whereby part of tbe debt or mortgage on tho Isn-elitish Synagoguo may be\ncancelled. Knowing the liberal views and\ngenerosity ofthe citizens of Victoria, the congregation has not tbe slightest doubt (making\ndue allowance fnr the dulli.ess of tho season)\nlliat their appeal will meet with that response\nwhich the exigency ofthe case requires.\nA. JACOBS, President.\nL. ANTHONY, Secretary.\nII. It. COHEN,\nLEWH LEWIS,\nD. .-HIIU'SIOK,\nJ W. KEYSER,\nse24 Committee on Subscription.\nREMOVAL.\nff. HEATHOR'N\nM\nBEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS\nfriends and tho public that he has\nremoved bis\nBoot and Shoe Store\nTo Government STnmtT, two dnorB from the\n\"Colonist nnd Chronl le\" Office, whore bt\nwill continue his Bout Malting business.\nBOOTS AHD SHOES MADE TO ORDER\nOf tho best materials and workmanship.\nN.B.\u00E2\u0080\u0094Repairing doue nt shortest notice.\nIN EVERY STYLE AT\nA. W* PIPER'S,\nAND THE\nBest Welsh Rarebits\nON THE ISLAND.\nse 19\nr e- oiFE^srnxro-\n\u00E2\u0080\u0094or THE\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nEUREKA CONCERT ROOM\ni.yder ih:: masacejieyt or Hits. qi iri.f.s.\n\"THIS MOST FAVORITE AND FASHION.\naide place of amusement having been\nentirely re-decorated will re-open This Evening at 9 o'clock. Mr. Ned Reed, the famous\nBanjo Player will be in attendance to amuse\nvisitors with his minstrel Songs. At the Bar\ntbe best of case Liquors and Havana Cigars\nwill be dispensed.\nOpen every Evening at 9 o'clock, admission\nfree. fe 24\nH Turner & Co.\nUUVKUN11KM' Sl'KKKT,\nVICTORIA, V. 1.\nLONDON FIRM,\nJ- P. Tunstall & Oo\nLONDON HOUSE,\nSeptember, 18C6.\nWr hare received by \" Pioyal Tar\" and late Express arrivals a\ngreat part of our Autumn and Winter Stock. It comprises as usual a\nlull assortment of Staple aud Fancy Goods.\nLini'ns, Chitons, Prints, Damasks,\nRl.ANKlTS, FlANNKLS, &C,\nPkkss Goods, Tiik N'kw Linskys, Skiioes, Merinos,\nI'oi'i.inks, Plaids, kc.\nShawls\u00E2\u0080\u0094Hich Broche, Wool, Himalayan, kc,\nLadies' and Children's Underclothing,\nMantlks, Furs, Hosiery, Embroideries, Lack\nGoods, kc.\nMillinery Wreaths, Head Dresses, a beautiful seleetion\nof Bonnets in the Lamballe, Pamela, and other new\nshapes; Hats in silk, velvet, and straw.\nThis department is now uwler tine direction of a First Class French\nMilliner, who arrived by last steamer.\nThe above goods have been selected by our London partner with great\ncare, and will be sold on must favoraMe terms.\nic2l\nH. Turner & Oo.,\nAgents for Alexandre's Kid Glovei.\nA Triumph oi Science\nTHE LIGHT OP TIIE WORLD\nDR. MAGGIEL'S\nPILLS & SALVE.\n1htn*1,'tt-giving r-medl'ii ar\u00C2\u00AB no-f, fnr the Art\nti \u00C2\u00BBfjf Td pul'l dy lo t'i w r .1 For over iqauli\nf a \u00E2\u0080\u00A2 tuturr oi |iri at practice the iiijretli. nls iu th. su\nLife-Giving puis\nHit-1 b\u00C2\u00AB'n unerl with tho mitMt tittcttt, Thflr\nmisihn ii ii tony to .r vent ii tip*; bill to < nre\nThey se rch otl th various mil dl\u00C2\u00ABg by h eti tlm\npatient i* fiiffi-rtnii, \u00C2\u00BBr''l r\u00C2\u00AB mvigi-raie* t \u00E2\u0080\u00A2 niimt\nsystem. T th\u00C2\u00AB *\*on mnl infirm a lew dose* of tin-no\nvaluable PILLS will i rove to bo\nA VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH,\nFor In tnrveaia thtf\u00C2\u00AB4d new life and vitally, a\u00C2\u00ABd\ne*l>r\u00C2\u00BB the w .ni gt* i i/nic to their riiliue iute. T\u00C2\u00BB\nThe jn fani nit dl \u00E2\u0080\u00A2 *\u00C2\u00AB>1 they \u00C2\u00ABHI pr-ve nrnit in\nVain He, a\u00C2\u00BB a nu y, \u00E2\u0080\u00A2pnetfle and ater in? medicine,\ntre is a drattll realinvtl. tint P nicomdf-l.eon mu^h*\nfor three hundred yearn ago, and never fund, \u00C2\u00BB-o\nlookid for 11 i ui.min thai would reitore the old to\n*Aptg audmakfl ; \"uth evar\nAn Eternal Spring!\nIt wn* left for ihil day and hour tn rrnlize the drenm,\nand Hb\u00C2\u00BBw in one glonuu* faol Ihe magic that \u00E2\u0080\u009E adu\nii fair.\nTHESE FAMOUS REMEDIES\nCannot it iv th*1 flight of yean, but they can force back,\nilu hold nloo 1, diteant'i hat ml lit tri inpll ovei tnu\nag d and the yomiij. Let n-ne hesitate then, but\nttvitr- the favorable opportunity that offer*. Whed taken\nas prescribed\u00E2\u0080\u0094\nFor Billious Disorders\nNothing* can be mora p-odncHre of enre thnn these\nPill- \u00E2\u0080\u0094 fheir almost in gh influence is felt at o m1;\nnnd the uaual BoQO wiUtiti ujf thn unit diHrt-iiini,'\ndui'itie um removed. These rtnudiei are made from\nihe pureit\nVEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.\nTh\r will not harm the most delicate female, and\nca 1 be al \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00E2\u0096\u00A0!! with good effect tu preicrlbed desei to\nthe youugen babe.\nFor Cutaneous Disorders\nAnd alt eru tl'ini of the skin,'he PAT.CR is most In-\nvaluable. It doei n I heal * xle>D il.v aI m , but pene-\nlr im with the moit a arcbkig elf uik to lite vary root\nof ih\u00C2\u00AB evil.\nDR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS\nInvariably cure the following Diseases :\nAUhma,\nBurnt] Complaint*,\nCoughs,\nOpfcU,\nCheat Hi ttttt.\nCuitivrnePR,\nD.>pepaia,\nDiarrh' a,\nDropiv,\nDn'UMty,\n, _ Fever and \gi t.\nPemaleComplaint\",\nheadache,\nludi:: atlon,\nIlifliiP' z*,\nImlitn-.n tlon.\nInward Weakne\u00C2\u00ABi,\nLl n licalioinof\nthi*ela\"i. whatever maj tm nit eiiwral Inform ttlon,\nM-MI loon h.-nlt'i\"\"HnT behind the time in whieh lie\ndve\u00C2\u00AB\u00E2\u0080\u0094and lu tlieie timci a p*.aQ*n*j i\u00C2\u00AB>o . get. veiy\ninr behind. Th\"v in iy !.;\u00E2\u0080\u00A2 uad \u00C2\u00BBnd iludied with n<\-\nvaiiia \u00E2\u0096\u00A0\u00C2\u00AB' by the people of ibli co mtry, of every creed\nand p.11 t \.\nij- HU\CKWOOD ii anainallf attractive at tht\u00C2\u00AB\ntime to Aiii'-ii-rtii-., not only fir it* sen I articles hy\ndi\u00C2\u00BB-tini{Ut\u00C2\u00BBh'id writer! nl licii a, but for 1ji-.-miu.ihI\ntlie lai* civil w r now N'int; wiiilei ly C I. Von\nBorkr, a (Je-mi*n officer, chi'f- Tl nffl loGen. J. E. II.\n\u00E2\u0080\u00A2\u00E2\u0096\u00A0 tuart, of thu Confederate ami>.\nTERMS KOR 1886.\nFor anyone of the Kevlewi $1 per annum\nFor ant two of lh\" Review* 7 \"\nFor any three of the i ovlevri 10 h\nFor all fuur of the lleview 13 \"\nFoa Hlackwo-'d'i Ma..\u00E2\u0096\u00A0:.\u00C2\u00AB.n- 4 \"\nFurlllackwood and -no Uevl w 7 \"\nFor 111aikw(\u00C2\u00ABd and any two of Iho Review! 10 \"\nFor I'Uckwivxl and three of tho Review...13 P\nFor III H'Kffoi d and ihe four Iteviewi 1& \"\nCLUBS.\nA dl*roiint of twenty per cent, will he a'lowed lo clubs\nof f\u00C2\u00ABur or more penona. Tnug, fuur c piea of\nBlackwood, or ofon\u00C2\u00BB> l>vtew will be hi-hI to one mi-\ndress or 112 80. Fourcoplci of the fuur Reviews and\nBlackwood, for$48, and ao on.\nPOSTAGE.\nWhen \u00C2\u00BBent by mall, the Postage to nny part of Ihe\nUnited t toi wi'l be I at tarentj-four centra year for\n\" lackwood,\" and but eight centi a year for each of\nthe Ueviewi.\nRe'need Prices for previous years.\nS it si'i-iber.i may obtain the U\u00C2\u00AB:[viiit-> immeaiately\npreceding istfi, tt toil wi, viz. :\nIlhi'-kti'inxl from s -ptem \"r. 18''4. to December, 4805\nIncluiive, al the rate of $2 50 a year.\nThe North British from Jtnuary. 1863, Io December\n1*-65, iiichipive i tbt Edinburgh -nd tiie \Vestmitutcr trim\np il. 18&4, to Uecemie?, I86~i, inelu ive. Hi.d the\nLondon Quarterly lur the year 18 6, at tht rate of $1 40\na yenr tor each or any eviw.\nk%*r A few cupiea yet n-m in ofaK the four Revieict\nTor 1863 /mF-\nt'kin\nBnwel complatnta\nCollea\nCons-A patlon of tbe\nBow\u00C2\u00BBla\nConi'imltioa\nDehilllj\nDropay\nDrienlrv\ntryaipelas\n*,* There is a eonaiderabla aaviog by taking tbe\niriferaixea.\nIdreetioua for ttiegaidrnce of patieuta in every n'...or\niler are al'ixiil to each box\nWorlaa e f a\nkind.\nWeakoeaa frona\nwhataver canae\nPrimtid and Published by McCldei A Co. at\nthe office, Langley Street."@en . "Newspapers"@en . "Victoria (B.C.)"@en . "Evening_Telegraph_1866-10-10"@en . "10.14288/1.0313127"@en . "English"@en . "48.428333"@en . "-123.364722"@en . "Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library"@en . "Victoria, B.C. : McClure & Co."@en . "Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/"@en . "BC Historical Newspapers"@en . "Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives."@en . "Evening Telegraph"@en . "Text"@en . ""@en .