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(SEfrmittjj VOL. I. THE "EVENING TELEGRAPH," nnuMun Everv Evening at 4 O'clock, (Saturday und Sunday evenings excepted.) AI.EO KVKKY SUNDAY MORNING ! TERMS OF HUUKCIUPTIOV i V«e Annum, in advance, by mail, HO UO F<n* nix tu mitti ■ q Ou I w W-ek, payable lo Carrier, 2') iiijflt- Ctij'it'.'i, ## \u For terras of Advertisement apply at the Offlce. Langley Street VICTORIA, New Advertisement*. NOTICE . iit' PBBSON8 HAVING CLAIMS *"X agaiutt the undersigned arc requested to present Ilium within 3(1 days from date. All persons indebted to the underlined art requested to settle their accounts within 30 days either by note or otherwise, or they will he given Io my Attorney for collection, as 1 intend to leave for Europe. sc 1G-Im J. W. KBYSEIt. FOI*. SALE TWO GROVE It A BAKER SEWIN'G MACHINES, for heavy work; one .Sinjier'a Machine, No. 2, for line and heavy work. All tho goods pertaining to tho business, including cotton goods, ticking, pulu, and other goods too numerous loo meution. The above will be sold for less than cost within HO days. Terms—Cash or approved Notes. —ALSO- Tho entire stock of Crockery, Hardware, Furniture, Fancy Goods, ke,, on ilie same terms as tibovo. All goods unsold after 30 days will be sold at auction. at lG-lm J. W. KEYSBIt. U^ HERMAN SHULTZ, AT His Well Known unci Old Established {Stand Tho Government st. Boot Store, Has just received per steamer A FINE ASSORTMENT OE Ladies' and Children'3 Shoes, Which he offers at ft Very low price. Receives by each stenmer from England and Sau Francisco BOOTS Sc SHOES OK TUB FINEST AND BEST QUALITY, FRENCH LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, At prices to correspond with the times, sc 12 LINCOLN HOUSE! Cor. Washington and Front sts, PORTLAND, OREGON. ]¥. C. MATTHIESSEiY, Of the St. Nicholas Hotel, Vtetoda, HAVING TAKEN TIIE ABOVE HOUSE, wishes to announce to the public that he is now pieparcd to accomodate guests in a satisfactory tuauner. Nothing will bc left undone, which is in the power of tlio proprietor to do, to render guests comfortable Portland, August 24th, 1806. se 14 LIST OF AKRIVALS At the Mount Ararat Hotel during the months of Juno, July, and August, 18GG. June—His Excellency Governor Kennedy, Mr William A G Young, Mr. Benj W Pearse. July—Messrs Jas Wilcox, F Dupray, Jas Reed Macadam, John Dand, Louis Philpot, F W Alwood, J R Foni, B S Hatch, Sir Jas Douglas, D Fraser, E S Whiiting- lia.ui. August—H E Seolyo, W E Stronacli, J Robertson .Stewart, Thos Lett sial- schmidl, Robt Ilurnnby ; John Nicholson, M M Titus, F W Green, Itt-tij W Pearse, Acting Surveyor General, It ■ Homfray, II O Tiedemnnn ; James Mc - Cutchau; Wm Denny. Wra Wilson, Joseph Hilton. R D and J; Kenneth Mc- Kenzie, Jr, Wm 15 McKeiizio, David 11 Hlair, Chas Red fern, Chas Kent. bo 4-ltn "mxr IVERSIT Y WASIIINGTONTMKITORY r I "HIS IHST1TOTION WILL REOPEN ON 1 Iho Kill Inst, Pupils ol botb lexei ro- celved, who will ba expected t-j Inrnl own room*, which are provided In leparate buildings, frss i.i charge. Tin- Bxpease ol Boarding and Tuition, wiihin:t Incidentals, wi'l not axci ed I i0 pi. quartet of 11 nrei'.. , payable itt advance. Fur farther Information addn Kl-iV. QEO. t. WlliTWollTIi, President. Seattle, W. T., Sept. 1st, 18HG. se 11 NOUVEAUTES DK L'automne ex D'hiveb. J. II. TURNER ET CIE., Out riioiineiii- d'informer lours amies et lo public quil viennei do reoovoir nn assortment do Nonve- suites de Modes des Moilleurs Muis- oiib do Paris. MAISON DE LONDRES. Septembre, 1866. se23 TIIE GREAT REMEDY OV THB AGE. flOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. The effiSI I tit tlie Ointment »>« tin- Sytttiilk. To tbe vi ry co e and centre of nil diseases which allect the human body, ibis remarkable preparation penetrates. H disappears under ihe friction Of the hands, us salt disappears when rubbed u,ion meat. Tlie. ungin-ni por- loi-iiH Ita Iniiling errand rapidly, safely, aad Without pair.. Simple eruptions, open sores, hard tumors, tcrululous i!evelu|'ii.i-nis nl all kinds, abcesses, cancers, o\i\ tvounes. and, in fact, every tpeci s of inflammation and Suppuration, whether iu tteskin, tbe llesli, the glands, in- among tbe muscles, can be'.irresteb in its destrnotlve course, un.l permanently cure-i without danger by rubbing iu tttia inestimable Ointment. Had fcegl, Hail llr.-aMts, Soi-i-a, una l'Ie«r>. In many Hospitals in Europe this celebrated ti 'ly ia now used for the cure pf old wounds, sores, and ulcers ; in Spain and Portugal, and in many puts of Italy, the lirst Physicians re- regiilarly prescribe its use. It is a Bovcrolgr remedy for bad breasts and bud legs; anil like* wise for all skin diseases. It is lo be lound in tbe ebeat of nearly every sailor, ioldter,ani) emigrant. liu]ii-utlent'les of Vnutli ;—Soi-t-ft and. Ulcer*. The above clasi nf compl iii is is surely re- noved by nightly fomenting the parts witt . inn water, and then by moi t Ifli etually rub aing in this I lint ment. Persons Buffeting fron. ihe e direful complaints should lo.>.- not n mo ment in arresting their progress. It should bi ur-dersiood that it is not aufflciant merely to smear tbe Ointment on tbe affeeted parte, bul it must be well rubbed iu lor sonic couaiderahli time two or tbree timet a day, tbai ' taken Into the tyste i,v . It will romov. only bidden s ir wouid us effectually s, though it were palpable to tbe eye. ilread nnd wator poultices, after ibe robbing in ol It (iiiitini tii, will do great service, Tins is tbi jnly proper treatment for females in cases e| cancer in tbo stomach, or I'-m- tbott who sulli' irom a general bearingdov.n. Pilot, FlKtuln., SlllrturrK. Blolii- ie,asalsoswellings, can with certain!; be radically cured If the Ointment be useo freely, and Ihe Pills be taken nijlit and morn, ing at recommended In the printed instrautitons When treated Inany other way these complaint, jnly dry ti[> In one place to break out in an- ither; whereas this Ointment will remove the nutnor from the system, and leave the patlen t vigorous und healthy being. It will requih line, aided by the use of uio Pills, io ensure asling cure. IHpthcrln, Hror.chltls, Sole Tliriml*, Any of tho above class of diseases may he -iirod by well rubbing the Ointment three .imes a day upon the skin covering the throat, chest, and neck ol the patient. Tlie uncucnl will soon penetruie thc pores and givo Immediate relief. To allay the lever and lessen tha lanamationj eight or ten Pills should be takes night and morning. The Ointment will pit,, duce perspiration, which is so essential for remo-ing fevers, sore throats, and those oppressions of the chest which arise Irom Asthma, Bronchitis, and other causes. llotH tlio Ointment nml Pills should be u.cit In Ihe I'ollotviliy . ins; THII EVENING TELEGRAPH GENERAL Job Print!ns* establiuh.heut Langley Street, Victoria, The Printing Office Mi .-I Han TELEGRAPH Office is replete with every appliance and variety of Material for the Execution of LETTER PRESS PRINTING In nil ils brunches, whether Plain or Ornamental IPIIC O&TIl'H ALUS, at securing I such Bpeedy Execution nf orders as is opnsiste'nt with correct and elegant Work. mensbip. Orders received l'ur Printing llooks, Business Cards, Pamphlets Invoices, Catalogues Bill Heade, Si-ntions, Trade Forms, lleports Circulars, (Plain Rentals, Coloured,) i BB - , Hand BlUt. (Plain or Bad I tgt dim' (Corns) Klu'titnuliim Bad Broutl (Janet ri : Midi Untrtt fl Iltlltctfl and Snt« Applet BuBlotu Sti ii Jolnta - raThroni Ditf u! Uatohi 1 wt Kleplnntiaais Skin dbteaa' ami Suri'FUn KIhIhUh Sinrvy oao-b&y Qaal ■in- heidi ■ktegfe-ibot ;iiiii'!n!;ir S *-«li- Iii mor.i lintft I'lotrs 3hAbUini mbago. A'Giiudi ;iiii|>,'i*d Hands CiluS i Vawi P.itil nt t e Estuiiii.iiiii.-iii ol PaortnoR RnttnwA £U, Slrmt.i. ■!..-.ii T. !11j■: ■ li... . Londan : aI«o tn-a rtspttctiiliti' DraincUtS LH-1 I'' ii--r> in Meillelnej tlinui^'ii ,»ut il.e ciiili/.nl wurtil.nt the folluwiiw prima li,.li»d . nl. la ml.. 11».,Z1., nn.i :1.1a., i-ntli l'.-l. *,* Ttiwre a a oii»njiiieril.;i-.iivii":rbj -.at: in-the larj^ti bv. N 11.—liirectiiinH !V-r tlie-.-iinl uti I t . ,,i,t. -n ,,,., lifioi-Ji-r in-;iiti\t'il tocacli I'ol. Law forms ol ever/ Coloured,J description, For Prices, apply nt tho Office Langley street, General News Agent J. &tratmaii. EMPIRE NEWS DEPOT Cor. Washington & Sansome sif. r|lRKADVlItTlSKli ie prepiiretl to supply X with punciutility «ml celerity theannrxed DqWflpapera and poVlodtoala upon tlie following terms All orders, to receive immediate attention', must in- accompanied by cash retnittance, and bsndftd in previous to tlio 4th, 14th, and -4tb of each month, London Dally Tlnma $14 00 Tim ricia moo " lUu«ti:it-dTil!l.^.. ..- I 00 ' < w,i k! v Timet " 00 « bttH'i Lift in London 11 DO » Weekly Dlnpatcli ll 00 *' M. N.-wndftl e World U(M ** raollo Opinion TOO * Index (FreeTrade) ll 00 " 111. Bportinf Newa BOO M Bpeotator lioo •« Ut-it'w „. J tOO « Brrturday Review 14 CO Publt" N*u*>n..;. ..12O0 LonduJ HI ii-i rat nl Kewi .14 00 AtitUM Monthly HliieKw.HiirKMniraziue 8 uu U.i I* r'sKaganiM SOO Slxpenn; Mngislne ** .t '"' KnlcktriinckiT JK fttcifioMMfthlJ •*" B0u Qodey^Lsdtea Bock..., 800 Musical Host ;(00 Contineittft] Magastto BOO Madam \ ■ ■"">;■ ■•!'- onthly ■"! 00 F. LeeHe' new Family M-i'.mi.ih- 3 00 Ch hp'ii ■ V E<finbursrh oBrnal 4 00 Honthly pfcptre, rtwe a Week fi oo *' " Aii Ilia Yi'at- Unund ;. ,|l Tluckerar*a GorahUlSliiifksitta HOC 1.. II'.iMI aatXWitd R lill .;. A : U ir B 00 liouiVm Sufn-iy Hagiiine ii i"i m. JTamn Mamuloe fl 00 Edinburgh Befiew V)t)o l.on Ioti Bei lew h North BrlttahHeview 10 00 lien 10 00 1 niiil.Mi Art .li'tniial U'i'ii U ulna \ Bm#Ulng v.i■: 10 M RED LION HOTEL, GOVERNMENT STREET, 'Pin: ABOVE VAMEP HOTEL HAVING J lui-li dinmid by JOE EDEN, Hi-will lie hii.]i-.- to in.-i-i fad Wendl on nil occasions, un trill i irniita them with tbo best ' f Wine?, Liquorsi Ale, Toiler, &c, r.nd (ir-irs- BOABD AND LODGING PBB DAV, $1 j ■ BiigAtelli M.i'l Skittle*. lull mnl seo tbo establishment. JOB pre- ■fdes nt]ii keeps ordef, sc lo AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, FOB THK BAI'lb CUBS Of HontrftcneflK. Bbwi a u), M u:- - Ith Deo^ H-'U. Db.J.O.Atir: I ilonotbeattab to ay Uio bett romedy I ban everfoond luf Couglit, [[oarwneM, Influenza, and (be ounoomitant lymptonuuf a Cold, la your Omsaf \'i> • -iim.. lis conatanl um In my precHce and my bniUy tot tlie liwt tin yean baa ihown it to] riorvirtuM tot th-» treatmpnl of tban oompUinti, EDKN KNIGHT,M.D. A. H. MOKTLKV, K^...if Kric.i.N.Y., writetl "IIisto nied yonr Fectobal tnyaolf and in myfltmllyevei since ymi invniti'-l It, and beUava it tit" I i uteiudne lbrite porp ■ erer pal out. With t bad cold I ahontd nooei paj i -.i :itv :. -■ dolla l t'-.-r A botUfl than do Without It, ot take nny other reuiody.*' Croup, Whooping Consb, Influenza. Si'iiiM.KiHis Maa., Feb.7,I860, BB0TRI8 Avr.n: 1 will cheorfully certliyyour I'k<ti>ral [a tbe beal remedy we poaeaai for the onre of Wlummng Cou-jh, Croup, and tbe dicat diacaecs of children. "We of font Mterulty In Qie Bonth appreciate yoor ekili, aud ct'Uiiucud yuur niudicinw to mr people. IllKAM OONKLDf, M.D. AMOS LEX, ]■>)., Mi'nthukv. iA^writea, 8d Jan.,I860: '•1 bad a tedlona Influenza, which confined me Indoon six weokat took many mediclnea without relief; finally tried yonr Fbotobai by iit^ advice of our clergyman Tlm iii-; ■ i ' "■ t',' lareneai In my thrnU and Ini; ■: Inaa tlmn ono lmlf ilie hnttlfl miwkfma eomplotoly well Your mi tidnea are the cheapest aawell na the heat v, ■ ('tn boy, and we aateon srou, Doctor, uud yoor rt-uie* iii, i, aa the poor mait'a ftiend." Asthinu or Phthisic, and Bronchitis. IV ft Ma» HIMia, I'-... Feb, 4. 1858. Sm: YonrOnaftKt Pmjtorai la pprfbrmlng marvrflona onrea In tbli section. It baa relieved several Dura alarm- iptt in. of conanmptton, aod is now curing a mnn wbo una labored under an amotion of the liinica for tlie but fbrty years, IIEXBY L. PAUK8, Murcbont. A. A. RAMSBT, M.D^ Ataiox, Uosbob Coh Iowa, writea, Sept, 6, I8601 " Dnring myprncflce ofmanyyeara 1 imi- found nothJns oqnal to jwnr Obbsst I'kctoual fur giving e !-■- and relloi to conanntptive path nbfj or earing eiu'li ii" are curable." We might add volumea of orldeno^ bnt Hie moot eon1 TimUng proof of the vittnea of this remedy is firand iu ita effbota up in frial. Consumption. Probably no one remedy baa evar been known which cured 10 many and aueh dangerous casaa na this. Soma no human nil can reach; but even to thoae the Ohbrst Pj u affbrda n lief and oomfort Avtor BotJM, Ni ■■ foKit Citt, Bfareh 6,1868 Dorrou kxt% LowitLi l (bei ii n duty and a pleaanra 11 what your CaiUn Pacrwi it baa if (br aij - if. eh •' 1 1 ler tba • I. ■ .. which no aid we could p curogn bur mnch r< She waa steadily fniiiiiL*. until Dr. t nity, wbora we bave come r 1 , ■< la u medicine, We ! ■ ■ r -I., baa n cov ered n. U| : ..,; .!,i\ .,-.■: I l.i to be. bul iii ' ' If well. Soars arltli it ml* ORLANDO .-!!■ ■ vviu.r. OmniMptttet, do not d . I Atr'i ' ■ It ia inadi 1; 1 '' ■ t medical ch -1 in tlie world, and Ita 1 area all an m I oa i Ayer's Cathartic Fills, TTHit - X tn\..| thi t 1 ■■ ■ pnrgative vhirb i ft m ahown th.it theae Pilu i>;*•-. virtnui which anrpaaa in •zoellance the ordinary a ■■■ andtl it they win un* preoedentedl] npontheeal um ofallmen, They areata ind plaaaant to ttko. Inrf ; ■■ trcrfttl to mire. Their penetrating propertiee stimulate the vital activities of the body) remofa ii I itruetlona of Ita 01 he bl ■■ -\. and azpel rtlaonno Theypurgeont the&ul hnmora whl h breed nnd grow diatem] or .Uh..i-- dored eigana Intotheirnatural s ■tion. mid Imparl bealtliy bone with strength to the whole qrstem. Nol only de they enro the every- 1.1; complain 1 I] - bui alfn fonuijiiiili' and dangeroua diaeaaea that bave huflh-d tho best of hamah skill. While they product powerful tflbctt,th< yare al ;.. 1 same time, In illttflnlshi 1 J s:if--r .un! boat \l.-i -'•■■ that con bi Being aogarooati take; and being puiviy vegetable, are ti- 0 ft. Cm 1 have been made whl ' anrpaaa belief were they not rob- Mantiated by men of mi h M to ;'-.■! the ir names to certify to the pnblio tbo rel J .:..:.\-.. while oUi< em hnve aenl iii" Ion that myPrepani m oaelyto the relief of my afflicted, snfToring foUow^mi n. The Agent bi I a lea led to (hrnlah gratis my Am' iii'im Alman lilrectiona Ebrthoirueeaud sertifl «taa of tin ;r cnuaa, of the following complalRts: — CoativenMs. Bill na Complaints, Rboutnatlam, Dropsy, Heartburn, li' ■ - 81 rths h, Nn< no, Indl I Ii action of the Bowels and Pain tli refl 'i. Flatulency, L ttt of A|ipotito, all Cli epulis and Qntanet oa Di leases which reqinre nn evacuant Medicine, Sowtela or Kin ft Evil. Tm J alao; by pmiry- Ing tho Wood I ; the system. be anppooen they ci>uld Ttttt i- ■■• , Vnrtia] Riindni w, Neuralgia and Ni rvon ' ats of the Liver nn-l Kid* neySfUon iraptefuts Hrhdng fp-ni a low stati .'■ na. Do not bo put off by unprincipled deulers with some other piy they for An t.\s llua, un.l take nothing *!*•'. No othrtt tbey can give you compares With this In iis Intrinsic vidua ortuiutjve powers. Tiio siik want the inwt nid thriu leJbrthem, nad tlioy should li.ivi- it. Prepared hy Dr. j. v. ATER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass. *•*■ .'J5 OO. l'LEi. BOX. I IVL lUi.\.t.S tOK il. JSroORB 8c Co., Victoria, POR SALE, Jji 4 GOOD MAH1-: (I\ FOAL), WITH YEAR- .'V Hiik colt by I11.T side. Will work iu ■ingle or diiulilu harness. Apply ut tliu Office of the Evening Telegraph? LAHOLBY STEBBT. set For Sale Ex Camden, Hontrttrr, Porker, und Aniro.liira BHIers, OregM (Idor In bbln. and tttn. (Inrct In ra^kii, half nSl! nnd (MM, S.-iutcrnc and California White Wine, Fienrli tlcohol III) O.P., Em;. (lli|iiot, Jiiinim and Bollcn^er C'liani. papne, Anil in Store an awinnriil of (,'r.iiidy and l.i<(ii«rr- nuihiiile for the Trade, SSS- Depot of Havana Cigars. se C EUGENE THOMAS, Yutes street. Kelief for the Afflicted. TUB INTRODUCTION OF I* erry Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer I To tlie Suffering; ITiinmnUy of this Ago J luis relieved more pftin, and caused moro real joy tban uny otlior one thing that cun lie named. AND ALL DRUGGISTS. •c-18 Invaluable Remedy. Onr Brat Physicians use it, nnd rcconnucn ils me; the Apothecary finds it first uiiiniiy the medicines culled for, njid tlie wholesale Druggist considers it u leading article of his trade. All tbe dealers iu medicine spwlc alike in ils I'a- vnriHiiil its reputation as a medicine of gn-ut merit I viriui- is fully and permanently established, mid it is the greut ramily Mediciiio of the Age- Evory Volunteer sbonltl havo a bottle,In case 1..1-H attacl - ui' Disease. Taken internally, cures Sudden Oolde, Conghs, &o., VVeiik Slum loll, General Debility, Nursing Sore Month, Canker, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or LndigeetioD. Cruiii|i und pain in the Stomucli, Bowel Complaint, Painters Colic, Asiatic Cholera, Dlarhaea uud Dysentery. Tuken externally cures Felons, Dnils, and OKI Sores, Severe Burns and Senilis, Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling of tho Joints, Ringworm and Tetter, Broken Breasts, Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Toothache, l'ain in the Fuce, Neuralgia and llliciimntism. 2PATTST KILLER, Taken internally, should be ndulterated wiih milk or water, and sweetened with sngaf, il desired, or made into, a syrup with molasses. For n COUGH and Bronchitis, a few drops on tugnr, eaten, will bo mote cffectivi than anything else. Fm- SORE THROAT, gprgle the throai, with a mixture of Pain Killer and water, nnd the relief is imuiediute and cure positive. S&* It should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer is equally us cood to take internally ns to use externally. Knch bottlo is wrapped with ull directions for its use. Prices i!a cents, 60 cents k $1 per bottle. ibtninQ ©tkgnipb. Mti.NHAY EVENING, 00T0BSR R, 186G. Tlic Error* of ibe I'ast- In our Snndny's issue, we uMuded to the increased taxation which Governor Seymour's ruie will mtuil on the united colonies. It is not, however, because our present luxes will be Increased tlmt wo havo so much reason to dread rather than desiro the Seymour regime. if the country wero highly prosperous, if the mechanic ond tho working man generally were certain of employment, if the producers bore a reasonable proportion to the consumers, if people were coming to tlio colony instead of leuving it, if indeed the energy and intelligence of the community were employed in the production of wculth rather than in thu dissipation of it, we might be able to look upon the ciiormouns burdens which tbe people have got to bear with some degree of fortitude. But wo are deprived of nil such consolation. That much hack' neyed vessel, the ship of state, is nlrsady sinking, and it is not by diminishing her floating capacity she cun be suvod. Thero arc individuals in the community who know things aro in the plight we describe, but would rnl'her shut their eyes uud go down to the depths below-, thnn i'ucj the dangers, and by facing, subdue them. Like persons laboring under certain maladies, they prefer to let the disease take its eourso, rather than apply the sharp and decisive remedy: hoping, with blind infutnntion, that some special dispensation of Providence will interfere with the natural laws and make things right. Tho days of miracles ure, however, unfortunately for these people over. The vital spark cannot now bo revived after it has been quenched— manna does not now fall to feed people in the wilderness. Countries like individuals must depend on their own exertions, and hope for nothing beyond them. Living on "Great Expectations'' has rarely sue ceeded, and although fortune occasionally bestows her favors on fools, she is of too unreliable and capricious character lo depend upon. Theso are all truisms, we grant ; but in a community like our own, where fanciful speculation and qronndless hope are largely in tho ascendancy, we cannot express them too strongly or too often. We cannot bring the public mind too frequently back to the stern realities before it ; for in no otlier way than by looking at our difficulties boldly and unflinchingly can we pet out of them. The greatest enemy to the people is he who would buoy them up with false bopel —the greatest benefactor ho who points out tho malady in order to have it arrested. The disease of this colony is, as wc have frequently shown, a want of productive industry. From 1S58 till theprcseut time, the policy of Iho Government has been against tlie development of overy thing but a sickly commerce that fails when the first strain is put upon it. Coupled with this unnatural nnd intensely foolish state of things, we have had every illiberal law that a new country could suffer from. While the Americans wero holding out tho most extensive political rights, making every person who became a citizen feel that he was part nnd parcel of a great aud nourishing nation, we were placing our littlo contemptible barriers in tho way and turning the name of British subject into a laughing stock. While they were selling laud for merely a nominal figure,giving iu fact large trncts away to actual settlers, Vancouver Island was being parcelled out to a number of silly and mischievous speculators, and not until the best portions of the country had got into these men's hands was any effort made to induce settlement Of course the wretched trick failed, and the speculator was caught in his own trap. The misfortune was, however, that the country was injured even worse than the land-grabber ; for settlement was brought to a stand-still. Again, while tho Americans had Homestead laws, Mechanics' Lieu laws, and other enactments for encouraging the bona fide resident aud industrious artisan, we were selling out famiiies, and driving them fiom even the shelter of » roof; we were allowing our mechanics and others to be cheated day pfter day by fraudulent contractors, and wero imprisoning men for debt because they were no; dishonest enough to run away.' Lastly, and I lie most galling of nil, while our Americ in neighbors were doing everything that wisdom could suggest to build up a c iiiulry and tiiuke the people happy, and while tbey were churgiug for their liberal and i Undent Governnieut, thc emallcst possible amount per head on the inhabitants, we wero doing everything that liuina:i ingenuity could devise to harrass the population, to retard the settlement of iho country, to place tbe population under a system of laws that belong! d lo un age of barbarism, and for these especial benefits were forcing, in the most obnoxious manner, taxation to tho amount of over sixty dollars from every civilized man, woman and child. Looking at tho history ol tiie past eight years, our wonder is not why the thousands who came to the colony with the botiaJUt in., tention of settling have left tho country, billerly anathematising the Government and all connected with it, but why any people aro still left. Surely if a treatise should bo written ou tho " Art of Making a Peoplo Miserable," or, "How to Depopulate a British Colony," it, should emanate from thoso enlightened men who have had Vancouver Island in their safe kerp;ng. Let us, however, for a moment blot out the past and its folly Intensified, and sec what aro our prospects under tho new administration. Lvt us consider, as we shall do in to-morrow's issue, if the class of men who aro now to mako and administer our luws givo evidence of less selfishness and greater ability than tlieir predeef ssors. New Advertisi ment* NOTICE, ETARTIN BROS., UIPOBTIB Groceries and rrovis:on3, FiUEPUOOF BUILDING, LATKI.V OCCUPIED BT I. lli)Ti:i.li:UACo, WHABf SXttrJiT. oc 0 New Advertisements. REMOVAL. ^ DR. BARNARD HAS BBMOVSD his Olliee to Douglas street, lirst house on the right side, south of Fort Street. Dr. 11. is conversant with nil tlio modern Dentnl Improvements, and uses noiii: imi the best materials in his profession, Teeth mounted on Gold Plato or tlic Vol- eauite Huso iu thc neatest nnd must aitislie manner. Chloroform administered and Teeth extracted without pain Advice rendered grntis. Olliee hours from 9 a. in. to 5 p. in. Victoria, October Hlli, 18C0. oc S-lm Union is accomplished and Producers Protected. The country only can be saved by Patronizing CAMERON'S ISLAND PRODUCE jyr.A2R,2£i=}T, No. 18 Fort street, opposite Mrs. Real's lioHfding-liouso. SLVCK WE A HE TO HAVE A TARIFF, .Island Produce will be in demand nnd to supply tho increase of orders it hus been neccssnry to make arrangements with several more hunters and fishermen ; also Producers will nlwnys be able to iind a market for their vegetables and other produce, at reasonable rates : whilst consumers can bare their demands supplied free of duty. The market will henceforth be supplied with the finest Venison, fish and Game of every description. Ciams and Oysters from the newly discovered "beds at C'heraninus, Kince preparing the above we learn tlmt a special Telegram bus arrived from the Home Government stating that Chinamen pedlars are to he taxed $30 per head, per month, nnd knowing it to he a fatal shock to them, the "Original" will go in mourning fur the Ipacd of one monthj in respect to their memory. ON Y PARLE CHINOOK. oc 7 THE PARK HOTEL '|'11 IS WELL SNOWS AND BI3AUTI- T fully situated lin el Is now Sited up in the most luxurious stylo for boarders and lodgers. 1'rivatc rouius cun be hud for partial. A TAELE D'HOTE WILL BE LAID EVEBV AFTERNOON AT 5 O'CLOCK. Every description of amusement, including music, is provided for the guests. Ladies and gentlemen can find in the Park Hotel a comfortable and luxurious home. The best of ivincs and liquors kept on hand. Luilies can have free use of a phactou for town drive. Hoarding by the week at low prices to suit the times. oc 5 Mrs. Hein KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON* HAND TIIK Litest fashions in ISA III. H. I IDT E IRY, --AT— Prices to Suit the Times, GOVEItX.UEN T STItKE D Between Fort nud llrnugliton. 80 5 ft. ** By Steamship Active. TOBACCO & SEGARS F 0 It T II E MILLION! P. CAMPBELL, Has reeeived the most celebrated VIRGINIA. BRANDS by express from New York City, Twists, Railroad, May Flower? AND THE ADELPHI GOLD BAR, Manufactured c.vpressly for him, ATLANTIC AXD PACIFIC CABLE TWIST aim otlier Tobaccos too numerous to tuei tbn. ' Meerschaum, Briar Root. —AND— ALL KINDS OF PIPES, Playing Curd*, Matches— -all varieties. Havana Cigars By the Cargo or Sample. . B®» Office of C. F. Green's Victoria and Fsquimalt Express F. CIJII'BKI.I,, oc 4 ADELPHI SKGAR STORE. Altiambra BILLIABD SALOON, COKftER GOVEiiVSEK Mitt VVTI3 STSi UP-STAIRS. Entrance on Yates Sheet. oc 3-lm NOTICE. ALICE BROWN'S FANCY TWIST SMOKING TOBACCO JUST RECEIVED AT A. F. ItEYSEK.'S, Together with some fine HAVANA CIGARS DIRECT. Also on hand Wine Sip, 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, '. oe 5-1 in FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE I WILL HCCC|>t Bank "Bills for Rents Or for nny otlier payments to be made to mc. II. K. SUELYE. Victoria, V. I., Oct. 3, 18GG. oo 3 Queen Charlotte Coal MiningCompany (Lim) Notice of Meeting. AN EXTRAORDINARY QENERAL MEET ing of Shareholders of this Comjmny w be held in the olliee of the Company, C Council Chambers, on THURSDAY, the 1 day of October, inst., at one o'clock p.m., the ]iurpo?o of electing- Directors ; as so doubts have arisen ns to the legality of election of the present Board. ^^^_ The Fourth Ordinary Meeting of the Company will be held at thc same hour and pi on Wednesday the lVlh day of October in-.., for receiving Quarterly Report and general business. Cor. Broad and Trounce sts., 1 Octobers, I860. J oc 3 J. S. WILLIS, Secretary. CASRIAGE PAINTING IX ALL ITrf BRANCHES, Yates Street, Between Eeluge Engine House and the International Hotel. Work solicited, aad done on the mosl reasonable terms by W. II. KEOHAN. oc 2-1 m New Advertisi ments. Jesse Cowper, ■^ Ni w Advertisements. Whuh'sulu uud Retail Dealer in SOOTS AND SHOES, LEATHER, — AND— SHOE FINDINGS, YATES STREET, OPPOSITE WALLS, FAIir.O k &• At the ohl stand of Webster k Co., it prepared to Bttpply the wants of tl o public in his lino. The Latest Stvles Received liy every arrival from En^lui t* and Sun Francisco. oc 2 The "Grotto," OPPOSITE THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE. For a plass of choice liquor go to tho "0 lotto," There " NOtfit BUT the best '' you will find is the motto. Mint Jo laps, Sherry Cobblers—everything cooling ; Come yo Unit do thirst, you will find its no fooling. oc2 CHAMPAGNE! NAPOLEON'S CABINET 33 O TX C £1IE2 . WrI3 HAVE APPOINTED MUSSES. ORKLLKY k FITKRItl'l, of Viclorin, SOLE AGENTS Vancouver Islnnd and Eritish Columbia- Of our above-named Wines. Bouche Mis & Co., at .Marcuil-sur-Ay, se 19 Champagne, France, Suorborg & Eueff, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Importers and Wholesale Denies in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, I3oots and SShoets, Wharf street, Victoria, V. 1. oc 2 A. & W. WILSON, House and Ship Flumber3 CASFITTERS, BSLL-HKRS & TINSMITHS FORT STRKET. .ill orders i>ronii>lly :H(tiuli<l lo eo 2 FASHION MUSIC HALL ADJOINING WELLS, FARGU A CD'S, Yates Street. THE PROPRIETOR TAKES OREAT pleasure in announcing thc arrival of the celebrated PRIMA. DONNA & PIANISTE, Madam Josephine Berndt, Who will every evening entertain the visitors witb selections from thc most favorito O I* E R. A s, And thc most POPULAR BALLADS, In English, French, Italian, German, Hungarian, Spanish, etc., etc-, etc-, • Being one of the most accomplished Linguists and Vocalists of the Day- In addition to the talented Madam Berndt the services of the following galaxy of beauty havo been engaged to wait upon customers: MISS MILEOY, HISS SWEET. " IJEVRIE3, " WALSH, MADAM OKENIER. Open every evening nt 8} p.m. -A-rnvrissioosr free. C. BROOKS, 001 Proprietor. Chronicle copy HAVAUACIGAB& LEWIN & ANTHONY, TOBACCONISTS. 47 Yates St., Brick Store Next io Comer of (jovtriimcnt St., 1 i:<; TO INFORM THBIB KUIENDS AND I > t i: public in ganaral tbat they will constantly receive bv every tteataet a good fts- lortmaatol I^ciihIik- iishiiiiu I'lgarK nod tba It«'st lEritiMlM of Tobacco, Imported direct lor this market, so that they nn- able to :ompata with any hruse on thii I land, either Wholesale or Retail. N. II-—Bpeioal attention will bo paid to folium- orders. HKIJIAN LEWIN. | LOUIS ANTHONY, oc 2 3NTOTIOS. M ROYAL HOTEL, Wharf Street, HAS REDUCED its PRICKS TO MEET the times, and clean Comfortable beds can be obtained forSfi aeaUpemi(btor$l CO per week. Board £1 per day. K. illl.I., Proprietress. N. R —The Hotel ll lire-proof. oc I A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROUGH and dreeied for sale cheap, J. E0BERT80N STEWART. Victoria, V. I., 2u:h August, 1800. se 21 Ayer's Pills Are particularly adapted td derariRcnien ts uf t be dlgeetl vti (iDparittiifl, Hiid dfeeaftcs arii- Uig from Impurity of tlm Wood. A larRO part of all tha ■-■•vi tiling that afilict mankind . ■! i:: i int.- in one of these, and '■.!.■■..'. j ii-ni iy these Pills am found to euro many rart- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ctW of dfBoiiio. Subjoined nro tlio Htufcmonts from aomo eminent pbyii* claim, of tliiir afleoti iu tlittir practice. As a Family Physic. From Dr. E. II'. Cartioriyftt, of jVcw Orleans. "Yuur I'il.l.J aro tlio prince of purpos. Their excellent Qttalltlei lurpara my cathartic we poaeu. They are mild, mil v,TV i -rtuii] and eflbctfial In tlieir action on the bowele, Which imiki-B tliem iuvitluitlilo to ut In tho dally treatment Of lliNCilM'," Fun Jaundice and all Liveii Complaints. From Dr. Tlimdore Dill, q/- A*«W York City. "Not only aro ymir Pilli admirably adapted to their purpuM. ns an aperient, but r find tliolr beneficial effects Ipcm the Liver tiiy marked Indued. Tbey have in my practice proved mors sffcutuol for tbo cure of bilious com' ptaintt tlmn stir one remedy I can mention. I Blncoreiy njotcethiit we have at l.-n-ili a purgative which U worthy thu uojjiiduiiCD of Ihe priiftf^loil and tbo poople." Dysi'rpsia — Indigestion. From Dr, Itenr\i J. lirtor, of St, Zoni*. "The Pats jroii wbru hind enough to «ond mo have been nil iiwd in my prai'lleo, nnd htn-oiMtl'ifted me that they urn Hull an n* Um i.Iiiu.iy inch'hut. K.i f>. imUnrly nre tilt! J adapted to the <!nei>. t of the I an \vnletn,tlmt thoynet'ii* t.i wn'.t; npi'ii thsrfl :il-'ii". I hare eufsH somo cases of dys- penrfd nnd indieftuiUim with tbem, which bad reslBtod tho otlier remedial Wfl oomiuonljrflifc Indeed T ban expert- m> ntiilly (bund iin-ni to bo I'T-'itnal in almost all tho com* iii uin. wt whleli you rocouuneod them." Uv.-i;sii:uY — Piaiihwka — Uklax. From Or. J. O. Crrcn, afCfdcago, "Your Pius lisvs bad r long trial in my pracllco, and I li'M tbein 111 i-M, em uonoof the b «t aperients I bavcevoi' found. XllBli altemttre efftat upon lha liver makes them mi e\ci'it*nt r«i ly, whufl irlvmi In nmull dotot, fnr iniimii ■'■ <■ <■ • ■■ t- \arrha , Theirsagarcottlng makes them very u i table and cuuvoulont tot tbo uao of wuiuou ami .bilib.-n." [NTBllNAL OllSTItrCTION—WOKMS— St'PPnEfl«IONi Ami UN, i*. AMvfi who prt&bt* ni a rhyttctan and Midwtft in Btktot. "I iind one or two large rtosoa ofyonr Pitts, taken tit tho pr |i i iiiiu', bit excrtllent pronotlVfi of tbo satdVsI secro- tit n whan »ib'iivor psrthtllytdppfencdi nnd alsnvoryefr I.-, tual ii* rleaiwe tne itomaoh an(J expel wormse Tbey nro n nut ii Mi in-i pbyrto wo havottint I recommend nootbef ti nij patlvhl un CoKSTlPATXOai — Costiveness. Fn.'H tii: ■/. /'. \wni:,t,n, Montreal^ Crmatta. " Too mm h Mnnol be Mid of your Pitu fur the cure of a/tin If uthors of Ottr linlt'inily have found thool i-i (•IhcaefniM ne I h.iw, tho) »hi n!d join me In proclaiming it for lbe !•■ ii'flt nf tlie multitudes who suffer from thai i plaint i.hn ;■.. .iiMi ki ■ it lini elffiuwli In Itailf, is tlio prcn ithere that sn worse. 1 believe costircnest to In Mi" liver, but your I'ills affect that organ and '.ini ihr dl [itPtltllTIBI Of T li: fit.riD — RntOPULA— Ery- Ml'l J v i — Tkitkr — Tumous — Itiii.i UATtl i — lltn i — Ni;ruvi,ou. From Vt, 1 *M flail, il.ilnd ti.hia, ■ n hi I' ctoi |n enyliin tlmt your Pn.tspurify i nnthal Mini need them of Into years Is nn pin i ■ ■ -'I. • i" »rit'i yonritatsmsntaaftbdrsflloaoys I . nnd earry off tbo impurities < ■■ ■ i ■ I, ■ 0 [Sndsmig dtoMss. They rtlmulate (be ormni of dlgsetton, tod infuse vitality and vigor Into •■ Mi. li nin.i'i • iii yen prspsn nronuatlonal benefit, and yt'.tl .Irxt-l Ve !-irnt credit Iff tin III" Foil l!t:\n vnii' —Sh'k Hr\DvriiE—Foul Stom* Afll-^l'l l.f--—DlMU'.M— I'j.r.TllOHA—Paiialysis -hi- ftO. /.. m Dr, 1 ■•'••rt r.-'p'i, rtaltimore. ■- Di •■ Dl ■ ■■ ■ ■ i ■ ■ ■ i ■■ ■■ i j ni if'itif complalnti 1 ban DMfed with yuw I'm bottsr tlmn to lay aU Utat tot .. I plane umat depend* i olii inal cathartlo In my dally contest with die* •ase nml bollpflug 'I-* I <!•> Mmt vour I'n.u afford us tho best ws bavst I ofootUM value tbtn binbly." Jtu' Bool «r Mi- Pltll iu iiil.'t OOnMt) Mercury, whlcb» nhlini.li s VSlusblS leiin-dy In fkllliil bands, Is dangerous •.,, ■ , . i ■>■ ■ i.lt'ui uoiHSqoeiisskthai tt%* insntlj Rilton Ita Inoanthrai uao. These contain uomcrcn* nl mbstsnoi wlutb ttt* Ayer's Chen-y Pectoral tfsi I : boeu mannfhrttinM by a practical chemist, and ev.-rvoiiii.-■ oi' 1| BbdsrhhioWn eye, w'uh Invariable acCh- racy in 1 cars, ii Is se i' I and proh ulod by him from conn- ..iii bu relied on as genuine, without irSnlteratiou. It isppllei tbo rarest rrmedy tho world has ever known Ibr tbs outs of all pulmonary complaints; for Cuuon*, Couh, HoaiSBXM^ Abtiima, Cboup, WBoonirfl Ddnon, Dttoncuins, Incifiikt Conulmition, and for the relief of oomramptlve pnttenti in advanced stagee of the rtisrasi'. An time mikes these facts wider and better known, this medicino lias gradually become the best roll* ami. of tbo afflicted, from the log cabin of tlm American peassnt to tho palaces of Kuropean kinps. throughout tfals entire oountsy, In srsiy stain and city, atad Indeed al- moat eVt Py hamlet it contains. Oii!:KRr P^ctobalIi known as tho boot of all remedied ibr dlaeaSM of th6 throat and lungfl. In many foreign countrli j It is extensively used by their most intelligent physicians. If thero is auy dependence on what men of every Motion certify it has dnno for thein; if we can trust our own senses when wo soe the dangerous iitfe.'t i.ms of tb.! longl yield to It; If wc can depend on tho asHuranco of intelligent physicians, whose business is to know; In short. If thero Is any reliance npon any tiling, (ben is it irrefutably proven that this mcdlclno doea euro the class of disease! it in designed for, beyond any and nil other remedies known to mankind. Nothing but Its ln- trinsto vii luef, and the unmistakable benefit conferred on thousands uf sufferers, could originate aud maintain tbs reputation it enjoys. While many inferior remedies havo been thrust upon tho community, havo failed, and been discarded, this hns gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the nhlictod they can never forget and produced cures too numerous nnd remarkable to bo forgotten. Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER, PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAI, CHEMIST, 8 X.O-WZ1X.IJ. MASS. AJSD SOLD BX Moore & Co., Victoria, AND ALL DRUGGISTS. tf fritting (Telegraph. MONDAY EVENING, I'nliKl; B, 1868. f COMMERCIAL. Ml 11-1-1 \ I. IKTKI.l>l(iKMI.'K. PORT OT VICTOItlA. VA.VtiUVKIt ISLAND MfNM. Oat b—Schr tUaa, UUileton, Naanirh .Schr lii-n ii.inu-y. Boadar. Port Angela* tt'p Lady Franklin. Pritehurd, San Joan Sluir Enterprise, Swanson, Port Angelos Schr Clancy, Itubiinon, Slckiu .Sip I ouisu, Cutler, Oliemaii.us Sip Daarfbot, Matotoab, ('omox Kip Thornton, Warren, .Sun Juan CLE All I n. Oct 8—Str Enterprise, Swanson, New Westminster. Slp'lccaii Wave, Smith, Fan Juan. Htr Emily Harris, Praia, Nunnimo. Suit rem Lima.—It appears from thin morning's paper tbat ft suit for libel has been brought against the Chronicle by Mr. C. II. Voung. The grounds for lbe charge are not staled, but wc presume nre to be found in the language ol that paper in regard to tba reeeul meeting in the theatre. Tho Chronicle tries hard lo appear ft martyr for loyally, anil mouths loudly about ils "duly to the country and the Imperial Government," "Annexation wolves," "political reprobates," I'trallora'" etc., — an assumption ol loyally thai lit! badly on the man who, according to a correspondent of this paper hag publicly slated that " he would go lor adntxatiOn al ■once if he thought it wouul succeed "—in oilier words it it would pay the OhrontoU to advo* rate it. Tlie simple lact is that tba mendacious and unscrupulous course invariably pursued by our contemporary towards ail i's political or personal opponents, has again liiought upon it tbet rrors of the law, Ami no bogus assumption of ft S| irit it does not feel will gain lor it any portion of public lyntpa. tby. Wnen ft newspaper disgraces punlle journalism by resorting to di-gusiing personalities, because it has not the mental capacity to conduct nn argument, it Is tune that it should be taught ft little decency. Eerily " Ihe wuy of the transgressor is hard." Wiiai.b Fisniwo.—Mr. Dawson, tlie owner of the Turpentine works on Hock Bay, has chartered tho steamer Emily Harris to-day nnd will proceed tip tho Gulf of Georgia t,, look after tho whale fishery iu those waters. Mr. Dawson hns erected n wharf nnd trying works on Saanich Inlet, expecting the whales lo enter the Inlet ns usual, but tor some rcaiou not understood they have not done so, so ho will now gtj and look them up. Mr. ilawson has expended considerable money in his enterprise, and wc Wish him every success. " Duron Charley."—Inspector Wallh Btuted this morning that tho above well known character, who was convicted on .Saturday of robbing n sailor named Coleman nt Everett's Hotel, refused restitution of the money out of tho sum found on his person When arrested. Tiie magistrate said ns tlie money did not exactly correspond with that lost he could not order it lo be refunded. He sentenced tho prisoner to silt months' hard labor, and expressed his sorrow tbat be could not give him more. Assault.—John Stephens, of the Half-way House, Saanich road, chaiged Wm. lirjant, a iiinii who recently worked tor him, witli assaulting him and threatening to thrash bin. Mr. Oourteney appeared for the prosecutor mid Mr. Copland for the defence. Bryaol admitted the threatened assault but pleaded provocation. The magistrate bound him iu Ilia own recognizances to keep tho peace lor 3 months. Tub Cash ol" Mas. Carey—We arc glad to learn that another petition for the pardon of Maurice Carey Is about to be circulated. Out of consideration for liis faithful and devoted wife and suffering family, we hope everybody Will sigu tho petition, and that the Executive may see its way towards extending n, pardon to tho culprit. Matriciok.—Tlio Chronicle of to-day speaks of a mother taking tho lives of her children as "Matricide" I Verity tho schoolmaster mast bo "abroad," so far as "Lokalitums" is concerned. Tub SaasicH OttTBAOI.—Williams, tho perpetrator of the recent outrage at Saanich, wns ftgnin remanded for thrco days, this morning, officer Ferrnl, slating that Mrs. Freddison was rapidly recovering. The Mails —Admiral Denman has kindly consented to allow H.M.S. Scout to carry a mail to San Francisco on Wednesday; a mail Will therefore be mado up by Pcstmaster Wooton, to close on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Col. Fostsb, V, S. A., with Mrs. Foster and a lady friend, arrived in this city on Saturday, hy the Diana, and are staying in the St. George Hotel. Col. Foster is stationed at Fort Vancouver, on tho Columbia. Ol)ii>i>ic IlsiNc Hull ClBb. Ball -lay. iin. . McCi iKir.L (Captain) Mouia a Flayers. M I . .li, p :: h trli . c A itiilovich 'J Donga] 3 Mirks o Thurn 1 A'!.uu- 1 iiiekeuriii '.'■ I'uwlis 2 Morrison K'-i nan. p ....... Jungerillali l-alig J 'li ivies Solomon fiillan 1 Staples -i Myers 4 Barnett, e 0 Totals 21 :il Totali 'J7 21 INNINGS. Clliis.... lat|2d|3d|4tfi|Stb|6tb Till lb Dili 1 1st Nine.. I J 4 i 0 5 2il Nine.. ■> ;i 0 2 0 !• C 0 1 ll 1 1 -'- V Svm-estks, Scorer Mr. Ki-umii made 2 home turn. Tboro made 1. Two '-llvo' wen- caught by Nagle and Dougall. The text ftant Will be played nail Saturday nt 1:30 between tha Cricket and Bai e Ball Clubs. 0vtai» 8T4HP Ea«cr«D.—We are glad to learn tbat Captain Stamp bai been returned ai Member of Council for tbe district of LU- looet by a majority, "i 80 bll oppononti rcslga s contest as hopeless This makos two Victorlani who have already been returned fop British Colombia districts, and ts an earnest tbat tin- im sti Iti <»!' V&neonvit Island will be looked after iu tbe United Legislature us will as || possible under tho control of an Official Oounoll, Rowisa i'i.i n Piomo.—We understand that It Is proposed by tbs Bowing Club tobolda sorl Of impromptu picnic, up Ihe Arm next Saturday, wiilli tho view of getting lb'- mem* ■ • iln-r, and ieelng what Ituff they are mads of. The idea is a good one and will tend to make tin- public take more Interest in the club. Naval—II. M. S. Scout will not Mil till about noon, Wedne-dny, havinj been detained on account of a court martial which is to be held to-morrow on somo sailors belonging to the Malacca. Vi'a , Oct. li—Much solicitude i= expn Ml ii fr••!■: abroad, concerning the condition nf SefcrStary Seward. It will be gratifying to bis friends to learn tlmt bia health is imptc vinir. Qeneral Din bai formally accepted the French minion und will lean lor I'aris towards the close of llje present ni'intli. Nkw Yoiik, Oct i;—The I'usis money article, lays the loan market U easy, but shows little activity, rates remaining at -1 lo f) per cent fur ull loans, and 0 lo 7 per cent for discounts. Ilie shipments of specie today were $181,438 per City of Paris ; $lo,.iih) per New York, anil §:!7,<)UO per Snxony. Total shipments for tbe week, $270,000. A large amount of old Five twenties have been bought witb a view ol' puttii'g up prices. California. Sax FtUUCIsco, Oct. 6—Private telegrams quote gold in New tat, yesterday at 149) uml loaning at i per cent per day. Willi such a rale of interest at tlie metropolis of the country all that can be epared from oilier sources will of cour.-o seek tlmt market, The demand here il quite active and likely to continue 80 while there is snch an inquiry for gold elsewhere. Sterling exchange in New Vuik yesterday wus dull of sale at lull. Legal tenders, 70]@71 buying; Tljfl 7 1.', selling. Arrived — British bark Australian, 7l d ivs from Sydney witb coal; bark Mary, 19 days from Hcllinghuin Hay with coal. Bailed—Bark Ethan Snow. Honolulu ; bark Legal Tender, Puget Sound ; steam- er Pacific left nt -1 o'clock for Portland, Moskt FotiNn.—Yesterday, between the Police office nnd Wbarfstreet, a sum of money iu gold,—Apply to tho Sui'buintu.idbnt of Police. * Gos Stealing.—Necbles and Dib, two Bkadgett river Indians, charged with stealing a guu from Buler, were remanded for one day, ollccr Taylor being to ill to attend. Slur Outside. —Pilot Pike went outside to board a fhip seen iu the offing—supposed to be a lumberman bound for liurrard Inlet. Thb Activk—This steniner had not arrived at San Francisco up to the time of going to presi. Tin: JTlOSUTSB sailed lor Victoria on Saturday at 6 p.m., and is therefore now due, TELEGRAPHIC Last Night's Despatches. [PER ATLANTIC CABLE], Klll'OltC. LottDOV,Oct. li —Uy the treaty betwem Italy und Austria, the former acquires the Venetian frontier while slio assumes the latter'i debt of thirty-fire millions florins j a complete amnesty has been in- corded by Italy to nil political prisoners. Consols, SU j ; 5-30 B, 70J. I.ivKiiiwi., Oct, 6—Breadstnffs dull and declining ; mixed Wbatero corn, 28 cent*. London, Oct. ft—Money easier, epoioll S9J, for money f>-20's, T0|. (aiisiriii. Ni.-.'. Y"KK, Oct 5—The Herald's Ottawa, ('. W., special says that Ihe C'ana- diuu Volunteers have commenced disbanding, and tliat tbe Civil Corps lias been disbanded. The Herald's Montreal special says that the lidlinrd nnteli between Dion (Canadian) and McDaritt, for the ohampiombip of America ami the Provinces, was won by Dion nt 12 o'clock ln.it night by 2id points. Ottawa, C. W'., Oct.. 5 —Three colonels of engineers have arrived, it is supposed with a view of fortifying lbe city. Easterns Tho Timet Washington special says that Louis N. Hogg, of St. LiOulfl, was lo.dny nppoilitcd Commissioner ol Indian affairs, iu the place of Colby. Washington, Oct. ft— Tbo Assistant Secretary of State, 1'. W. Seward, has been appointed Secretary of State owing to the sickness of his rather, who without waiting to recover fully from bis previous attack devoted himself too closely for many hours a day to his olliciul duties. The appointment of his son, by relieving him from business, will afford bim a bolter opportunity to recorer his health. The following is a statement of tbe public debt on tho lirst of October, ISMi. IMit bearing coin interest, live per cent. bonds, §1,9811,0Id 60; six per cent, bonds of 1S67 and1388, $188,386 Bl; six per cout. bonds of 1881, 9388,381 50; lix percent o-tweuty bondf, |7,98l,8iU B0; • avy Pension Fund, $117,600 00; total, $13,100,659 41; debt bearing currency interest, six per cent bonds, $80,330 0U; temporary loan, 1385,000 UU; three- years compound interest notes, $1,055,131 40; three years seven thirty notes, $743,- 960 05; total, $039,301 0J; matured debt not presented for payment, !J23,:H)2,- 372 14; debt bearing 00 interest, $3,991,- 052 02; fractional COpy,$dT,029,!l73 33; gold certificates jf deposit, $110,67? 41; total, $437,'2.")-sV-'UJ 33 ; total debt, $3,701,560,709 io. Amount in ths Treasury iu com, SSt;,2di),0li:i 35, cur- rency, $II,'.)53,0S8 34j total, $U8,31S,- 7ii? a'J; amount of debt less cuoli iu the Treasury, $3,678,386,941 US. The foregoing is a correct statement of the public debt, as appears from tlie books and the Treasurer s returns in the department on tho first of October, lSGO. special Notice*. I: ....,-, u,. tfesirs. Solomon Urn?, have removed to the two-itory brick building on Government street, i.j.j.i.-itu the St. Nicholas Hotel. Tbfj have received, ex shin Mohawk, fiom London, a line aiaortment of men's cloth ii-rand uuilerchilbiiig, which tbey will ■ell lower tliaii any house in town. Give tbem a call. * Mn. DlUBT I'.u.Mi-'.it requests that orders for teaching, playing nnd tuning Pianofortes, and fi r iiislriiclii.il in Singing, may he left with Mo r.-. Hibben k Carswell, Stationers and Bookielleri, Governtnenl itreet, or at his residence, near the lop of fori Street. * Ai.exaniiiik's Qlovbi—Messrs. J. II. Turner k Co., London House, have received to-day, by Express from Paris, a full assortment of Alexandre's famous kid glovei, for which they are the sole agents iu Vancouver Island aud Ilritish Columbia. * I-'iiescu Mii.i.k.eiiv—Tbo millinery department nt London Bouse is now under Ihe man- agemenl of a lady who arrived by last steamer from Paris.—J. II. Tunxua k Co. * Now Advertisement*, IbtLi-invAY's 1'iiLs. —1'UjiIhi.;i iV.A !lu\u 1 ComplnfutB. — lie-in- nuUaalef are ever present, aud if k-ri mint tendMl f-r'i-M-ni? tennhute rtinlly. It bIiduLI be •vvywh ie known tint both eholeraand dlairbcea Se- in-i ,1 op tbe pretense ef loma unSlgeiied labitiuioeln the itoiatieta nr bnreli, or ioiir deleteriooi mutter in thebtoeil, and lliat Holloway'i Pltll can expel either wiih e«M aad expedition. They eoneentrate tnaanr prlsln| Sfgreepurifying, alternative, re^nlaibuf and --ir.-uL-ile'iiii k ..aalliloa, end thui oxL-rt over ever/in. ternal ran tbe wlioluponirlv controlling inltnnne sn I t,tsubdulnaexottelre action in thehninan ir.ii--. Hollowty'l modioloe may be ndvantagiioasly taken ai a meam nf keeping the blood pore end the f > il—the only prar.tir.nl.le tilan ol maintaining health In yoath, manhood, nnd old aire. A New anii Uautn beocii is Medicine!— Pr. Uagglel is Ibe foundu of a new Itedical ■yatera, Tbe qnantUarlaus, whose vast internal doaei enfeeble tbe itomach and paralyze the bowels, must 'rive precedence lo the man who rsitoroi health and appetite, with from on.- to two of his extraordinary Pilli, and cures lbe ttOSI flrolenl --ores witb a box or so ol bis wonderful and alt healing Salve. These two great i| Has of tha Doctors nre fnst su- peneding al) tba itereotyped Dostrnmi of ihe day. Extraordinary cures by Uaggtel'l I'ills anl Salve have opened the eves of the public in the inellicienc)- of the (so called) remedies of others, and upon winch people have so long blindly depended, Maggiel's i'ills are no ot tho class thai are swallowed by the dozen, and of which cverv box lull tnken creates an absolute neco-sity for another. Out or two of Uagglel» Pills "ullicc-1 to place tbe bowels in perfect order, tone the siomach, create an ap- petlte, and roiiderthe .-pints light and booy- mil ! Tliere ll no griping, and no reaction in the form ol constipation. If tbe liver is nf- feoted, Its Iheotionsare restored; andII the nerVoul lyltSlB is feeble, il Is invigorated. I'h- last quality makes tlic medicines very deilrable lor the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous nnd eruptive diseases are literally extingnished by tr.e dliluftotant power of ' - '- S live, tn fact, it is liure announced that MOKgtHl'H Iti l»us. l»j«|iP|ill«' and [)liirrll<>il Pilli cure where all oili.-r. i ill. While for B irni, Bc dds, Chil blains, Cuis and all abrasions of the skin IHiipnii'l's salve is Infallible. Sold by J. M ii i.. 11 Pine -ine', Nuiv York, and all Drnggtil-, a' -'i eis par box. W. II EAT HO EN BBOH I.IIAVi; TH i.VFHUM HIS Irteadi and the public tbat he bai removed big Boot and Shoe Store To Gnrr.nsMKsr BTasST, two il .ors from the "Colonist and Chronicle" OtBJej wbi will continue his Boot Making business. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO 0SDER Of the best materials and workmanship. N.li.—Repairing douc at shortest notice. se 13 NEW BUTCHER SHOP. Wm. B. Townsend B EUS Ti) INFORM Tin; PUBLIC Tll.'.T SATURDAY NEXT lie will re-open the E n r p k a, I>1 n r ket, HiiVKUYMKN'T STBBBT, Adjoining tbo Masoxii; liuii.niso, Where he hope?, by keeping a good art:ele and by strict attention to business, to merit a share of tbe public patronage, se HU-lui LINCOLN HOUSE! Cta. V/ashington ami Trent sts, PORTLAND, Oltl-iCiiN. IV. V. iTIAl'TSSIESSKV, Of tlie St. Nicholas Hotel, Victoria, HAVING TAKEN TIIK ABOVE HOUSB, wishes *o announce to tl.e public that Iris now pieparod to accomodate guests in a latllfactory manner. .Noihin^ will be left ttn- dieie, which is in tbe power of the proprietor to do, to render guests comfortable. Portland, August 24th, I860 se H BANK OF BRITISH COLUHtBJA. f.oM'ox, :ij August, 1888, IJlBOM ANH .M'll'.i: UTB BBPTBMBBB, . 1888, Mb. I'avii. Maiisii u.i. I.ami will eaase to ba Manager of tbis Bank in these Colonies, an l M t, Wu, Cobtis Wahh is authorised to perform the duties of Prlnotpnl i nli. er of the Hank in these Colonies, signing all document! as Acting Manager. By order of the Court of Directors, JAS. n. VTALKBR, Inspector. se ^I'-Im OLYMPIA OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE AT A. W. PIPERS, AXD I m: Best Welsh lliirebits ON THE ISLAND. H 19 0^. aff^-raXjfAfa. HERMAN SHULTZ, —AT-- His Well Known and Old Bstabllllibd Btabd The Government st. Boot Store, Has just received per steamer A FINK ASSORTMENT OP Ladies' and Children's Shoes, Which hs offers at a very low price. Receives by each steamer from England and .San Francisco BOOTS eSc SHOES OR TIlS tlXESt AND BI5ST QUALITV, FRENCH LEATHER, SHOE FINDIft GS, At prices to correspond with the times. se \2 Ni-w Advertisement!. .\K\V Wi:.Vl.\ll.\STKR GAME DEPOT, YATES ST., Nc.-t iloor to the corner of Oovcrntnent, opposite SMaar'l i'mg Store. 'I'i'i: BtfBSCBIBBB iIavimj mauk Alt- 1 r iii/.-ui-iits lo ree-ive front dill'erent parties tbe prods I of Ihe l-lan-i an'd country Will be prepared to lurui'h Game, Fish, Fniitsi Poultry, Eggs and Vegetables, Each and ail in their season, at the loweil prices. JA.MKS ALIA*. ocl lm NOTICE . ILL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS ,\ against tho undersigned are requested to present tbem within .in days from date. All persons indebted to lbe undersigned arc requested to settle their accounts within 30 days either by note or otherwise, or they will bl ;; ven to my Attorney for collection, as I intend to leave for Europe. se ir, lm J. W. KKYSEH. FOIR, SALE m w o (i ii ' i v E n i baker SRWI.vg I MAOHINBS, for heavy work; one Singer's .Machine, No. 2, for lino aud heavy work. All the poods pertaining to Ihe business, Including cotton goods, ticking, pulu, and .,;lm goods too numerous too mention. The above will be solJ for less than cost wiliiin .'in days. Terms—Cash or approved Notes. —ALSO- The entire slock of Crockery, Hardware, Purullurc, fancy (ico.ds, ke,, on the same terms as above. All goods unsold after 30 days will be sold at auction. H 16-lm J. AV. KEVSER. W AS1I1IV G TON TERRITO It Y Oriental Restaurant, YATKS BTEEBT, In connection with the Oriental Itotel. TlH5i BSTABLI8ftMB!tT IS (IPBM AT ALL HOUBS OF THE DAV OB NIGHT. THE TABLE Witt be Tarnished with the best thc market affords. Breakfast, Dinner, Supper AC moderate prices. Oysters in every Style* Private Kooms for rmnll or large pnfties. Call and judge for yourselves. se 30-lirt BEMOVAL. DP.. POWELL HAS REMOVED fltt Surgery and Residence to the corner of DOCGLA8 AND BROUGHTON STREETS (near Tort). OrrtCS Hocus—9 A. M. to 12 M., nnd 8 p. M. to in P. Hi August 23. au 26 Yorkshire Bacon! Ex Royal Tar, For sale by FELL k CO., se2G Yates rtrect. "ROUND THE CORNER" IS THE NAME OF Til El 3STE-W SATsOOKT JL'ST OPENED IS Langley Street, round the corner from Yates street, In the building formerly occupied by the Saloon.of BBSBB/LBDT'S UOTUi Tho Saloon has been taslefully refitted| and will be supplied with tho FIRST QUALITY OF Wines and Liquors. The proprietor fespectfulty Invites the public to call "HOUND THE" COKNER" and judge for themselves. QOVBBKIEH1 STIIEET BNIBANU — NEXT door to tho Telegraph UDfice. so 2D JACOB HEIIKIMER. rpHtS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON 1 the lTib inst. Pupils ot both sc.vcs received, Who will be expected to tarnish their own looms, irliich are provided In separate buildings, fn--.- of charge. The Expense ot Boarding and Tuition. without incidentals, will not exceed $50 per quarter of 11 weeks, payable id advance. For further Information address REV. GEO. F. WH1TWORTH, President. Seattle, \\\ T., Sept. 1st. 1866. te 11 NOTICE A. BULER & Co. BUY AXD SELL LADIES' AND GENT'S cast-off clothing. Clothes cleaned and repaired at the shortest notice. GOVERNMENT STREET, Nearly opposite tho St. Nicholas Hotel, se 35-lm SAN FRANCISCO OYSTER SALQON ! Government street, Between (Jus Keyser's and W. Wilsou's THE OKDERSIGNED, IH VIKW OF TUB "Oood Times " folks said wero coming, bus OPENED the above premises,and intends to OPES THE BEST OYSTERS tho markefc furnishes. Tbey will be Roasted !•' r i e «l Stewed In or Out of Ihe Shell- •h-Sf Open at all hours. it~'2Z-\m ■'- B. BUELL, MiNtclliineosiH. As Amkhican Lady re Pap.is.—One of the mewl d >t ii flushed Ann tu-.m ladies reiidiAg in Vans is Mrs. Lorriliara Koualds, n f»w yours siOM tlio famous Ronton belle, .Miss Fanny Garter, wbo married ■ young millionaire ofKaw York - be created a great sensation in Newport liy her paiety uml bounty ; nnd her driving l.hu-k ponies four in hand, with it gioiiii following mounted on n filth, nauKcd lier to ba set down ns a fart lady. In New York she was equally prominent for fashion uml brilliant parties, but bar great distinction was for her musical m: toiiiplisliments. In I'aris her singing caused a sensution only equalled liy the homage paid to great nriists at the Sun Carlos or La .Seulu. She is pronounced 'tho I'atti of the Salons,' aud is said lo lie the best lady amateur singer In Europe. The Kmpress und several nl the highest among the nobles hare paid devoted attention to this beautiful songs tress, and regrets have been expressed that to glorious a voice should not bc used for tho public. In 6kuting she is pre eminent, as all the winter folcs on the ice bave testified. Bbs is now in deep mourning for bor sister, Miss Josephine Curler, who died in March, almost immediately ufter liuving appeared ut a grand fete given by the .Minister of .Murine, ill which there wus a procession of Indies representing tho principal nations of the globe. Miss Carter was 'America, and appeared reclining on a palanquin under ptilm trees, bontc by Indians and sailors. Iler dress was of white tulle, over silver, decked wilh medullions in colored satin, representing tlio different Southern Republics , the United Slates flag between her shoulders, and tho American birds of varied plumage perched on her shoulder, and nestling in tho golden fringe of her robe. All Puris wus delighted with this fete. In leos than a month two of thoso bright and blooming girls who had laken part in it were home io the torn!). How Baron Rothschild A-vbbted the Lety oh Fhanki-oiit—Tbe Generals of William I. seem to be quite us cool iu their way of doing things ns were the Napoleonic worthies ubovo mentioned. Gen. Falkeustein ordered the Frankfcrters to fork over sU millions of florins—which they forked over without a murmur— to Bay nothing of providing for a horde of hungry Prussians, and furnishing each Prussian soldier with eight cigars per idiem. Next came Gen. Muntouffel, who summoned the town to pay a farther levy of 25,000,000 ot florins—which they very sensibly und flatiy refused to do, telling Munteuffel to pillage and burn the pluce if he liked, which he hadu't the pluck to do. This refusal to pay was due to the energy of Huron Rothschild, who told Manteuffel to plunder Frankfort if he dured, in which case he, Baron Rothschild, would underiake to crush the banks and bankers of Prussia—and he would havo done it. Jlanteuffcl has been removed by the King, but before he left Frunkfort—so the story goes—he dined with Baron Rothschild, whoso table is famous the world over. Tho Prussian General is a bmi vivant, and, aware of this trait in his cliarncter, the crafty Union thought to touch his heart by appealing to his stomach. Special instructions were accordingly given to the cook, who, on this occasion, quito surpassed himself. The General ate and ate, lill his host fell convinced ho must be perfectly satisfied. After dinner, the warrior, delighted with the marvels of cookery ho had swallowed, requested that the chefde cuisine who had invented so rniiny good things, might bo summoned to his orcsence. The Buron immediately ordernd up the Cammc thus flatteringly favored, whereupon the amiable Mantenffel exclaimed :—" Cook, you are a genuine artist, nnd from this day forward I take you into my owu service!' Why are railroad accidents like irregular suppers ? Because they are casual teas. Ailvil'tlSrllK Ills. FACTS vs- THEORIES. New Goods EX "ROYAL TAR.' THOS, WILSON & CO., Invito attention to Iheir {few stock of wi.\ti<:k tlOODS jn.it arrived by ICoytil Tar irom London, consisting or FLANNELS—Welsh—Twilled Saxony Plain and Fancy Colors DITTO — Canton — White and Unbleached BLANKETS—All «l«i BALMORAL SKIRTS FRENCH MERINOS—In all colors Hoylcs' Prints, HorrocksjS' Long Cloths, Linen and Cotton Ticks, Sheetings, Quilts, Drugget Squares, Green Baizei Hollands, American Leather Cloth, —AND— A General Assortment of Goods suitable for the Aulumu anil Winter. Tho?. Wilson & Co., MASONIC BUILDING, uovi:u.\!Mi;\T street se 20 NEW BUTCHER SHOP. Wm. B. Townsend TYEOS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT SATURDAY NEXT JXo will re-open tho Eureka. WL arkot, GOVERNMENT .STREET, Adjoining the Masonic Bcildino, Where he hopes, by keeping ft good article and by strict attention to business, to merit a share of the public patronage, 60 211-lni An Appeal to the Citizens of Victoria, V-1. 'I'HE CONGREGATION EMANU-EL' OF i. Victoria, V. I., iu meeting assembled, this dav, Saturday, Sept. 22il, 1886, Resolved, That (lie aid of our Fellow Citi- sensofall Denominations he solicited through the following authorized nnd duly appointed Committee. Aud that such Committee endeavor, by every means in their power, to raise funds wherohy part of the deht or mortgage on the Isn.elitish Synagogue may lio cancelled. Knowing thc liheral views and generosity of the citizens of Victoria, the congregation has not tho slightest doubt (making due allowance for the dullness of the season) thai their appeal will meet with that response which the exigency of the case requires. A. JACOU.S, President. L. ANTHONY, Secretary. H. M. COHEN, LEWIS LEWIS, I). SIIIIll'SEI!, J. W. KI-IVSEIt, sell Committee on Subscription. LUMBER A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROUGH l\. and dressed for sale cheap, J. ROIIEKTSON STEWART. Victoria, V. I„ 20th August, 180U. so 22 ilFtlEIMIOV.A.l.,. " Giro mo ft place to rest my lever on," Bays Archimedes, "and I will move the world." " Give mo pure and unadulterated drugs," says Medicus, of the olden time, " and I will cure disease." In one sense, both of these learned pundits were the veriest charlatans. They knew there was no place to rest their lever on, either to move the world or cine disease. Mechanism was in a backward state, aud the medical profession wns but another name for sorcery, and all the adjuncts of magic filters und charms of the n evil eye," &e. But these latter days have borne unto us something more than even superstition find its crew ever dreamt of iu tbeir maddest philosophy. Jn thefie days of practical science, what was theory uf yesterday is fact to-ilnv, and all tho old time notions become as hubbies in the sun, and burst and break with every breath wc 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 moro for the drugs he so sorely needs, for we have them nt our hand, ever ready to serve tbem at his beck. Refined in the laboratory of Dr. Kagftlet, tbe finest materials known in the medical profession are obtainable by nny one. His Billious, Dyspeptic, and Diarrhoea Piils stand unrivalled, aud his Salve operates with magical effect upon burns, scolds, and all sores and ■ leers of the skin. In fact, we think Magoiul's Pills and Salve nre the wonder of this century, and wo are nappy in the thought that many others of our brethren of tbe crnlt agree with us. We would earnestly counsel that all families provide themselves with Dr. Maggiel's Prcpaiaiions at once, and keep them ready at baud, so as to nse them at the most opportune time and as ojcacioi serves.— Valley Sentinel. J. II Turner & Co. GOVERNMENT STREET, VICTORIA, V.I. LONDON FIRM, J. P. Tunstall & Co- LONDON HOUSE, September, 1SC0. Wr h.ire reeeircil by " I'mtjnl Tar" and kite Express arrivals a great part of our Autumn and Winter Stock. It comprisis as usual a full assortment of Staple, und Fancy Goods. Linkns, Cottons, Prints, Damasks, Bi.ankkts, Flannels, bo., Dress GOODS, Tiik Nkw Lis.skys, SbBOES, Merinos, I'oplines, Plaids, kc. .Shawls—Rich Brocbe, Wool, Himalayan, kc, Ladies' and Children's (Jndeeclothdio, Mantles, Purs, Hosiery, Embroideries, Lace Goods, &c. Millinery —Wreaths, Head Dresses, a beautiful selection of Bonnets in the Laraball/8, Pamela, and other new- shapes; Hats in silk, velvet, and straw. This department is now undo,- the direction 'fa First Class French Milliner, who arrived by last steamer. The above goods have been tdected by our London partner wilh greut care, and will be sold on most favorable terms. so 21 I-I. Turner *Hc do., Agents for Alexandre's Kid Gloves. A Triumph of Science —AXD— THE LIGHT OF TIIE WOULD DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS & SALVE. These I/to-tflving remedies nr* now, for tli« fir t time, |f re" puhlciy to iu ■ w r d. For over aqnatter of a century of private practice thu iugrcdiu* is in theso Life-Giving puis \Jnv* bor-a used with tho greatest snocest. Their iiii-niiu ia ii tony '" iT-veiit , ls»air. but to cure They se rch «-j' tha various tnal idles by .ihicb the patient is Buffering, and re.invigorates t'ie ailini? tynttm, T thtl H','ed and infirm u lew dosus of the ho valuable PILLS v. ill | rove to bu A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, For in even- ciimj they add new life mid vita'lty, and 'entire the w Ultnf energies to their pristine state. To the yo «)? a n I mi.die Kggd they will pr^ve mo* I In- vain ,l'le, a* a ret y, specific And Sterling tnediciijii. l ere if a dream realized, tint P<mee-de*Leon sought for three hundred years ago, and never f itnd. He lookt d for a f untnin tliat would restore the old to vigor aud make t'outli ever An Eternal Hpringf J It was left fnr (hi* <hy nnd hour to realize tho dream, and show in oue glorious fact the magic that made il fair. THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES Cannot attv the flight of years, hut they can force back, an-' hold wloof, diseases, hat int t.t In unph over tin1 ag d and the youin?. Let icne Imitate then, hut tee the tV-'inible o,. as preecribed- ,.puituiiity thatulfcn*. When taken ¥-. HEATHOBN BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS friends and tho public that he has removed his Boot and Shoe Store To Government street, two doors from tho "Colonist anil Chronicle" Ollk-o, where ho will continue his Boot Jinking business. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER Of the best materials and workmanship. N.I3.—Repairing doue at shoitcst notice. R E-OPEWIN'O EUREKA CONCERT ROOM BXOER THE HHMBEIIEXT OF MttS. QIMRI.ES. nPI-IIS MOST FAVORITE AND FASIIION- ablo place of amusement having been entirely re-decorated will re-open This Evening nt ll o'clock. Mr. Ned Rceil, the famous Banjo Player will be in attendance to amnso visitors with his minstrel Songs. At the Bar iho best of case Liquors and Havana Cigars will be dispensed. Open every Bveuing at 9 o'clock, admission free. sc 24 Cow Por Sale A COW (AND CALF SIX WEEKS OLD), J\ warranted perfectly gentle. Price j>!>5. Also, a young .^teer. Apply to sc20 U. NIAS, James Bay. Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE. 'I'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- I luting between Thomas Napier Hibben and James Carswell, under the name or firm of Hibben k Carswell, has beeu Ibis day dissolved by mutual consent. The ouslneis will iu futuro be carried on by Mr. T. N. Hibben, who will pay and receive all money duo to or owing by the late firm Dated this 13th day of September 1800. THOMAS NAPIER HIBBEN, JAMES CAKSWELL. Witness to tho signature of Thomas Napier Hibben, Gkoroe Peakkeh, Solicitor, Victoria, V. I. Witness to the Signature of James Carswell, RoiiKitT Bishop, Solicitor, Victoria, V. I. se 13-lm BEITISH PERIODICALS. The London Quarterly Review (Conservative). The Edinburgh Review (Whig) The Westminster Review (Radioal) The North British Review (Free Church) Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory) For Billious Disorders Nothing can l.o mortf produottee of cure than tlicso I'ills.—rli"ir almost in igir. Influence Is felt at o.cu; nml th.i usual cone iiilhuits of till, tin st diatrcasiof.' disease fti-o removed. Tlit-se rtuuilict are made from the I'urest VEGETABLE COlirOUNDS. Th'*y will not harm Ilu: ..-..t dulicnto fcinnlp, and nn i ba iii >-n with good effect iu iiriucribud dosua tu the yuiuigp.it b.ibo. For Cutaneous Disorders Andall eru'tioiiRof tbt Rklnt the SAI.VK li niowt in- Vulimble, It does n t heal > xtemully lUoPPf but ptdtt* tntcawi'h the moil s nr. I.ni,; rilVcii tu lltn very unit of itin evil. DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS Invariably cure tho following Diseases : Asthma, Howe] Complaints, Ooogtai Uold«, Ohett Dfrflatn, Coatjvcne^K, Diarrhea, UrouBv. De Ulily, Fever aud Agi *\ Female Complaints, Ueailache, lndiu allon, Ijifinci za, Iiiltamm itmn, Inward UVaknORf, Li-cr (Jiiiiij)latiil, Lowi.es of Spirits, Ringworm, nbeamatlsm, bait UheDTd. Suahls, Bkin Riseascn. AW NOTICE.— Vnneifenrino without the eitfrrared trade-mark trotnd each pot or( box, signttd by DR. J. VAiiGIKl,, 48 Fulton etruetj N b'w i ork, to cuiint«rfe;t which ia felony. The foir Reviews re-puWiahed by Mi'^w, Phott fi Co., art* (rencmliy co ildered hh tho Crcat Revicwp, ami niarkwoud him lieen justly placed in lite fame rank. Whoeverflllpeifefl with r>ndnu pn'-licntloinof this clifp, whatever nay be hie eeneml lunnrtmtino, wiil loon be altogether Iwhtnd the thni' in which be lives—end in those linu'B a ptttovrnny loon pet vnry Our behind. 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