mm; Dri a during 1 aghls and For Sale II the l)1STINC'l VISION. PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR. DUEJVIALL ll-\I\i"A4o ONTARIO STREET,.KINGSTUN ONTARIO. R. E Stephens. Proprietor. _ ..._z._... .o Dauurl Kingnton, July Tim, 1869. -I -~ ~w-'_-_V. _ _ Trusty Porters in ntendnnce Depot nnd Steamboat Landings. um. 28. ARTIES intending to make spplicstion to the Legislature of Untsrio for Private Bills are hereby notied that they are required by the 51st and t'ollowing_Rules of the Legislative As- sembly (which are published in tall in the Ontario ' Gazette), to give NOTICE of their spplicntion (clearly and distinctly specifying its nstnge and object) in the Ontario Gazette, sud its if. a Newspaper published in the County or Union of Conuigeaeeted`, such netice shall be continued infeneh use for A period of st. least six weeks aring the interval of time between the close oi ,;`the next preceding Session end the considera- tion of the Petition. Copies of the first sud Inst of such notices to be sent to the Private Bill HG..- RE conauuctod in ucoordnnce with she K bhilnsnnhv nf nnum in M. rm-m .4`. run! For Saie by Juno 7. OI lllcll lluubcc av v~-V_. .- Otce. All Petitions for Private Bills must be present- ed within lherst three wee `cc of the Session. CEIABLEST. GLLLIOR, Clerk of the House. - - --.L I-x-L Inca ; PR1 VATE BILLS. _ END IT TO YOUR FRIENDS.-The Cug0.\1cu-1 AND News is published every Friday morning, and contaha all the news of the week. For Fifty Cents, paid ` in advance, you may send it to your friends for three months at the_ reduced rates of postage. For One Doar it may be sent six months. Single c ' ' rice Five cents, may be had at the oice, Princess Sn-ant. M. (TGORMAN, * BOAT BUILDER, ` SIMCOE STREET, I 7,'_._, __ f\..A _1_i1nz}-tn, Kay 6, 1869. Street. .____?_._.____. OUNTY COURT SUMMONSES.- ad: pted for use in the County ofFron tenec, for sale at. the Daily News Oice All kinds of Law Forms printed to order with nccuracy and expedition. TO A YOUNG MERUHANT.--When you * pay more for the rent of your business house than for advertising your business, ..,... .m nursuinq a false policy. Ifzon can houufthnu for nuverumug ,uu. .. ..... , you are pursuing If you do business, let it be kl10WD.--FRANK- wwu PLANTAGENET wmn, T HE DAILY NEWS. 1.4..` . TEAM PRINTING HOUSE, Princess Skeet, Kingston. Printing of kinds at the DAILY Nzws Smm Pnuwrmo lflnrvcla \JlYl _T_ ;3``I '. lluus un- Hotma. ' B x N351` 1' H o 6?.i7' .. I-5L1 Q-IInI:VI'.V'l'! xnxrrxcvrnu n\l 1"AR` ' "-3- ">4 . RANGE CER'l`IFICATE and Lodge Summons may be obtained at the Dunv News Onion. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Devices for every description of Orange printing kept on at the Dun Nnws S-nr.AxPn1:rrma Housx. ___..<.__.------------------ RT OF ADVER'I'ISING.--Horece Greeley, of New York, eey;|:-The meet eneceeeful business _men this city . A small edvertisement con- eppeu-ing itbetter then I dfnpley .2 I vening snonm De sum. I thbdny no possible. _ "ESTABLISHED 1347. G. S. HOBART. IUIJEJ. - _ - -._.___.__.__.__ )ROGBAMMES & POSTERS, steam- Inn: and Excursion Bills and Tigyeta, E. II. PARKER, DEW ~`_\' `mute-I_i Enssli Apso Market Square. Kingston, Ont. ________.. UHANT.--When 3 `tiaing so ;`>olicy. "If{`ou u ,..n..... _. RANK- at Railroad 1868. { c o_5 I. .7 1868. ANTHBAGETE GOAL YARD . 0lncc-Sl. Lawrence Whar'l', Foot of Johnson Street. UR Coal is Pure Lackawana, being mined in the very heart of the Lackawana Valley, Scranton, Pittston, and Wilkes Barre, from the beat selected mines, and is prepared with great care expressly for Family use, and will be screened and delivered in the best possible co .- dilion. D--. ....I....u.A an ! IV...) D... .a-.04.; Annninn-in uou. Best selected Sq/`t Coal for grates oonstanny on band, also Lehigh Lump for Foundry tee and Blosaburg for Blncksmilhs."_ Terms Cash. Delivered in nnv nut of the . to execute in Sb F r expedition than Q , an order! for wet .....'.I \':...L 4|... _ nu-I and tslosaourg I0!` macxsmuns. 1 I Terms Cash. Delivered any part city. JAMES SWIFT & C(_4 AND ALL LOVERS 0F TRIVE PIS CATORIAL ART. UST RECEIVED from one of the most emi- nent Fiahing Tackle Manufacturers in Eu- rope a splendid Assortment of -.-..--.-..-. - . any: .; KINGSTON. F(`5A*1\`I}Lii5A)J%* FRtD{Ymi3VEN1NG. In all i` RODS, L nu \I A New and `Improved TI-olllg Bait FUR SALE, VERY QHEAP, `HE Subscriber respectfully informs `bis Cus- tomers and the public generally that he is now ready to supply them with the very best ` , I n, nnnu Any uvr ; n uvu, Beech nnd Maple, Hemlock and Pine, which will be delivered in any part. of the city. Chenp tn- (`nah Will 06 um i for Cash. IUIMJ DI I L! _ {UP Books, ' am c-nu, and r own nun! C so uv mm and October 21, 1868. .__,_.j._9j._. Apply to JAMES CAMPBELL, At the Grocery Store opposite the wharf. Wharf foot of Queen Street, Kingston, April 27, 1869. srsom. AND IMPORTANT N0'l`lOE To us}: CUSTOMERS. .__ !) i_LLYJ_`$='Jk.} L.-. \/ ._ _._., Dealer In Boots and bh0es.No. 36 Princess Street, Kingston. -\ nnrnua muse -nuns:-tf'nV 1.0 thank DE- [U uuu positivq in the T licited. W HE remarkable success which GARDNER S BAKING POWDER" has met with since If you w POWDER Inh the b 3 ask for en. nudm: aannssnas. Inch 20. , nnuana Paw.` \iI II ww----ii Tobaconlst. PRINCESS STREE`1',1 KINGSTON. Kingston, 22nd January, 1868. __._.__________.____j GABBNEWS BAKING POWDER. A GIMP, spoon BAITS, msxars, rnnas, FLY-HOOKS, W001) ! W001) ! W00!) 1 v LINES, I21 TO ANGLERS s. P. gwurrr-:'s. nu,|_....._.._|..5 I. J HARD AND son` WOOD, . n,_u_ l:l.....I....|. ....A Dino suma moxw, cubs. . . D0 '- 5 Novel: "-All HOOKS, G. JAMES HOPE. |, JAMES SWIFT C(.a mined from most 01 me ngston, and at Manufac- ars J. GARRUTHERS 8 , Ontario Stre_et, and also h u GARDNE IVS _ ...-o with since WHUUU SUFFERINGS HAVE BEEN PROTRACTED FROM HIDDEN CAUSES, F you are eulfering or have aulfered from Involuntary Discharges, what. effect does it produce upon your general -health ? Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tired 1 Does a little extra exertion produce palpi- tation of the heart? hm... vnnvl van nu muon or me neanr . Does your liver, or your urinary organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out of order ? Ia vour urine sometimes think. milkv Al` your moneys, Irequenuy get of order `f your sometimes thick, milky or ocky, or is it ropy on settling? Or does a thick scum rim to the top ? Or is a sediment at the button after it. hits stood awhile ? `nn am. 1....` 3...-.11. -1 ..L..... L_-...u.:_._ -_ IEDOU BWLIIIS I Do you have spells` of short breathing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels constipated? Do you have spells of fainting, or rnshes of blood to the head 7 Is your mezgory impaired `I Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject ? until: 0.. hrndueinn -n .. EQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT T0 REN- DER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE. 1: your lmnu constantly dwelling this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of life ? ' Do vou wish in ha left Alnnn, tn an nwnv uuxupuuy, on me I Do you wish to be left alone, to go away from everybody ? I Una: nnv Iiuln thine mnlrn Inn a nil nu xrom everynouy I Doas_ any little thing xgako you start or jump ? Is your sleep broken or restless ? Is the lustre nf vnnr nvn unhrillinnt `P LB ,0Ul' 5169p DFOKED 0|. TOIIISBE f I: the lustre of your eye unlgrillinnt. `I The bloom on your cheek as bright ? Do you enjoy yourself in society as well ? Do you pursue your business with the same energy ? Dn vnn feel an mm-h nnndam-A in vnnr. energy I Do you feel as much condence in your- self ? ` Ann wnnh an:-Io: Hull 5...! F|.......:-..- .-{van Are your spirits dull and aggiug-given to fits of melancholy T Ifao, do not. lay it to your liver or dyapepsis. Havs Von restless - nights? Your back U761 Gyppl. Havs you restiesatnightfl Your back weak, your knees weak, and have but little appetite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver complaint? NOW. READER. QVVJ .. , .-.....--nu, Sell`-Abuse, Venercal and Sexual Diseases Badly Cured, and Bxccsscs, are all capable of producing a weakness of the generative organs. The organs of genera- tion,' when in perfect health, make the man. Did you ever think that these bold, deant, energetic, persevering, successful business men, are always those whose generative or- gnns are in perfect health ? You never hear such men complain ofbelng melancholy, of ner- vousness, of palpitation of the heart. They are never afraid they cannot succeed in busi- ness; they don't become sad and discourag- ed ; they are always polite and pleasant in the company of ladies, and look you and them right in the face--none of your downcast looks, or any other meanness about them. I do;not mean those who keep the organs in- amed by running to excess. These will not only ruin their constitutions, but also those they do business with or for. How many men, from badly cured Venereal diseases, from the effect of Self-Abuse and excesses. have brought about that state of weakness in those organs that has reduced the general system so much as to induce almost every other disease`- idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spinal alfection, sui- cide, and almost every other form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real c znse of `the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have doctored all but the right one. n;.....n nf Lhasa nraens reanire the use of a I ADDRESS TO TEI NERVOUS AND l)EBlLI'l`ATElI, have doctored all out me ngnl Diseases of these organs requix-`e the Diuretic. HELMBOLD S FLUID Exngm BUGHII Von DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND ALL DISEASES or : UIIIIIHIII Illuunnvg Whether existing in male or female, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long sanding. E ? If no treatment is submitted to, GON- sanding. ' E?` If no treatment to, SUMPTION or INSANITY may ensue. Our eah and blood are supported from these sources, and the health Ind happiness, and that of Poslerity, depend upon the prompt use of a reliable mmedy. xx v u vnr, um-mrrnrrla 0! rename mlneuy. . N. Y. S. VOL. INSTITUTE, Corner of Fifth Avenue and 76th Street, Central Park. (A Home and School for the Sons of De- ceased Soldiers.) n_ It II! `Cl --unnrn uuunuu uvnunv-sq DB. H. '1`. Hnnunonn, Two bottles only of the package of your vnluabie Buchu presented to the Institute have been used by the children, end with perfect um-_ma.aa. In the case of our little Lieutenant used by the children, Ina wnn pence: success. In A. J., his pride is no longer mortied, and he in fr-an from the daily morning anathemas o" pride is longer moruneu, anu ne I is free from daily morning 045'] the chamber-maid who has charge of his bed- ding. I feel that a knowledge of the result of our nse ofyour Bnchn with the children un- der our charge may save many a Superinten- dent and Matron of Boarding Schools and Asylnms a great amount of annoyance, and many a poor child suffering more from weak- ness than from habit, may be spared punish- ment, that is (not knowing it as a weakness . instead of a bad habit) most un.nstly inflicted upon them. Thanking you on-1 behalf of the children, and hoping others may be alike ` lzenotted, i am. respectfully yours. Jill]. ED 1000- Mr H. T. Hlunzonn, Dear Sir--Yonr communication requesting our terms for advertising was duly received, but from a prejudice I had formed against ad- vertising.cnres for secret diseases,.` it was left unanswered. During an accidents! con- versntion in a drug store the other evening, my mind was changed on the character of your Buchu. It was then highly commended for other diseases by two physicians present. Inciosed please nd our rates of advertising. Yonro, 80;, '1'. B. H. S-rnmousn, Editor and Proprietor of Daily and Semi-Weekly Telegraph. CERT1nf`1"\TA0URE }A1LY- NE H:u(nor.n'e Exnuor Buonu, established up- Inrd of 18 years, prepared by H. . HELM- BOLD, Drnggin, 694 Broedwny, York, And 104 South 10th Sheet, Philadelphia, Pa. Price 51,25 per bottle, or 6 bottle: for $6560, delivered to any sdreu. Sold by all Drug- giuta everywhere. Iifone an genuine unless done upjin everywhere. I3"Nono genuine Iteel-engnnd wnppn, with fgcaimo or my Chemical Wuehonu; and signed H. T. EELIIBOLD. \X` June 16, 1866. nod, ` K am, respectfully yours, Cor. IS THE GREAT DIURETIQ, nun II A L}]llNAHY onms, -.- inn in ma]: nr fnmnl 18111! ( NOW, READER, Gnu` SALT LAKI Crnr, Una, J an. 28, 1868. wt unnltn especmnly Con. Youxo, General Sup : and Director. an, Special Notices. Dlllcll0l"8 Lightning Fly-Killer! Death to the Living! Long live the Kiersl (3 Sold by Dealer: Everywheie I tide of solid Brovilrl XIV-`I '1e|_ 75 cents, udc_ I-hn nice: in editorinl hall: to promote lht lndividlnh or `sun, lnourua L:-aura,` AnusQ.I'v` MONTREAL (DR UANADA OIIOLERA-! Dinrrhoaa, Dysentery and all other forms of Bowel Complaints so prevalent at this season of the year hgve a sure and nee_r failing cure in Perry Davis Pain-Killer, which should be used at the commencement of the disease. m|_- rt,_n.,,, n . . , __ .1-5 _ , . . __ .1- The Hamilton Spectator says 2 "Persons-do ing the St. Lawrence especially in Montreal and Quebec are very liable to be attacked with Montreal Cholera, for which we have found Perry Davis Pain-killer a sure cure ; speaking from our own experience a Bottle of Pain-`Killer is the best. Physician a Traveller can have. 6-1,: L. .11 I'\....__!-5- .....: n......-.. l....\, :5 luv vvau A u_yunuunu In Luavruxu unu unuw. Sold by all Druggista and Country Shop- keepers at 15, 25 and 50 cents per bottle. Perry Davis Gr. Son, PROPRIETORS, 1.4.. o Ilnnouml THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY. Job Moos Peljlodlcal Pills. This invalueble medicine is unfailing in the cure of all these painful and dangerous dis- eases to which \y.he female constitution is sub- ject. It moderates all excesses and removes all obstructions, from whatever cause. av llALI.1uIJuu unu..uu It is particularly suited. It will in a short time bring on the monthly period with regu- larity, and though very powerful contains nr thing hurtful to the constitution. In all cases of 3 ervous and Spinal Afectionl, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpilalion of the Heart, Hysteric: and Whites, it will effect 5 cure when all other means have failed. The pamphlet around each package has full directions and advice, or will be sent free to all writing for it, sealed from observa- tion. ' I JUD muana, nnvv nunn, ovum. Axnvn. Llhunvaro $1 and 12! cents for postage, enclosed no Northrup & Lyman, Newcastle, Ont., General Agents for the Dominion, will insure a bottle, containing over bpilia, by return mail. Sold hv all the Drnmriata in Kingston and oontainlng M1 pl|l!, by return mun. Sold by all the Druggista Kingston Medicine Denlers everywhere. July 13. Dr. A. T1-ask s Magnetrolnment cums `anon? on BATTLES. Dr. Dinghsm, of Utica, New York, ssya:- I `have used Dr. A. Trash : Magnetic Oint- ment in my practice a number of years, and can say with pleasure I deem it one of the greatest discoveries of the age for the cure of Inammation of the Lungs, Inammation og the Bowels, Inammatory Rheumatism, and in Child Bed Fever, it operates with perfect suc- cess. In cases of Burns, Bruises, Frozen Li.-nln it nor: likn A charm. squuc 11 lines aqunre, for onuuqht a privilege of II Ii Qn '1' I July 8. Limbs, it acts HK8 n cnarm." Dr. J. P. Kennedy, of Chittenango, N.Y., says: It has stood the test trial, and has not been found wanting. Its netouishing cures of Inammation of the Lungs and Group, and the wonderful success in aubsiding the torturing pains of Rheumatism, and relieving Nervous Atfectiona, entitle it to 3 high rank in the list of Remedies for these complaints. n. A W Rnldinn. of Knnwlesvie. N.Y.. In cases 01 Durna Limbs, it like charm. Dr. J. P. Kennedv. C Remedies for these co'mplaInLs." Dr. A W. Balding, of Knowlesvie, N.Y., sa.ys:-.I have used it in several cases of ` Specic Irritation, and for the worst cases of Piles, and sundry other complaints, and nd it a superior article, and well worthy the atten- tion of all, * v....i....m nhnnid ha smra and ask for Dr. of all," Purchasers should be sure Dlj. A. 'l`rask a Magnetic Ointment, and see that the words A. Truk a Magnetic Ointment are on the wrapper. ` NORTHRUP & LYMAN, the LYMAN, Newcastle, C.W;, General genta for 0.h_e Oanadns. 1:... "1. IN`! `ll Hm Drnaaists in Kingston Oanadns. For sale by :11 the Druggists Kingston and by all Medicine Dealers. July 13. \ULVbLLV 11i.tL1lU.LV um guzm. principle. The system of innitesimal doses of medicine diffused in gallons of injurious stimulants exploded. All useless material dis- carded. The active principle only of the most powerful and eicient_ remedies known concen- trated in a small convenient. form. Ham-run. CONSTIPATION Guano. All diseases of the Stom- ach, Liver, and Bowels permanently relieved by using Dr 0olby s ANTI-COBTIVI AND Toma P1LLs, ' Sugar-Coated. Recommended by the Medical Profession. - L! JULY 23, 1869. UCCESS begets envy. Hence the efforts of certain vendors of Liniment to decry J ACOBS Rmruuuxc LIQUID. Wherever in- troduced, it drives all others from the market. Pain positively annihilated by its use. We have not room to enumerate the virtues accorded to it by the thousands who have used it. No medi- cine ever invented is capable of more extended thousands who have used 1!. no mem- cine ever capable application. It has hundreds of imitators, but not one BIVAL. Beware qf Counterits. V LA_U '1`uJuV us 1- Un. 1114.u.-- Those who have no hair may have it. Those who have plenty, may preserve and bean- tify it. Those who are losing it may have; its V1053 arrested. The hair strengthened, beanti ed, r restored, by using HUN'l"B Enemy Hun. Gnoss, apest, cleanest, best. ' Dbn t rest till you have tied a. bottle. Sold by all Druggists. \:....I-. 95 XONCENTRATION the great , . ........:..1.. mt... nvutnm nf innitesimal New Style. Important Ohnngo. .~ A REAL HAIR. RESTOREB AND DRESSING` Gumbinod in one Bottle. MRS. S. A. ALLEN S mun RESTORER u-rguu I-n....4..-A ll:-av "Eli? III net: 8. uutuu. March 25. .IIJI.l..I\- IIIJDUJ. 11::-zany Will Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Life, Color and Benuty. ` It is a most delightful Hair Dressing. It will promote luxuriant growth. . FALLING HAIR is immediately checked. In. 5. A. ALLBN`S zYLoIsALsAx1m, analhr ` preparation for 11:: Hair ; cltar and traauparnd, uuikoutudisueut [tin-cry:-ima audqtx pradum amid:-r raula. lhgreal cuftnbniyaud whiny .. 4 air Drzxxinzowr furl: nut If}-rqck Paua_da it uitkoutudiscauz. nu wry um, _....._..,,.... ,. 7...... 1!: gran} J-ufcrwr-lb and nanny u a air Dresxingowr lug]: Pauada u,-L-nmbdnd by a so! well {u_t{ai: country iu $`z. K.`. ; b';2".g'ner" " '11:";/I :35: Fmich 2: cchuwbdgzd in tin : can but Ewart. Tl: utnrtr and Zyldaltaansuu 1 3! _h union: will: the atlur. sonny! Aubnuocln-I. _,Pxql-let. 8.R.V n &co..whoIa-ulenmuug, :s`B'.`n1.y s:.':u.1"4*ux rum. New-York. `mam; no nmcluuuu tuna. um- enncu or bad dyes ; invigomeu I-` `map um and beautiful black or b` sr LAD TIDIPTGS FOR ALL.-T mu-.. who hnvn nn hair mar , -- uouxu /'3 .u.o`.:: " The Buy New X, ' .e hatred LI_II,' ll. _ v tend a special Q, , on receipt of tvnq must" in ufollovl: , NEW YORK, SOLE PROPRIETO3. ...u ,,, -_ p._ _,_._-_ _..-I-.._.a a- Batchel 0!"! Hair Dye. . __1__.::.I u.:. n... :. oh. hunt I > GRAY mm Is a. certain indimon of clemy at the room. BEAUTIFUL HAIR, Nature's Crown. You Must Cultivate nu . V.-H, Montreal. ' 36` Twenty years experience in neing Bry- an's Pulmonlc Wafers have proved them to be the most effectual temedy for coughs, end irrita- tion of the throat, caused by cold, or unusual exertion of the -vocal organs ; public speekers and singers will nd them most beneoinl. The entire freedom from all deleterious ingredients renders Brynn : Pulmonic Wefers, or Cough and Voice Lozenges, a safe remedy for the most delicate person, and,hns caused them to he held 1 in high esteem by all who have used them. ~ Sold by all medicine dealers at 25 cents per box. vl Iv-nx unnunulnun Executed neatly, cheaply, and expeditiously at L- 1\AIrv tvrntrru Inn nntumvlvn nnulvnnl _._........._ ._......._,, ....v......_,, ..__ ._r......._.., _. l he DAILY NEWS JOB PRINTING OFFICE. Trains arrive and depart from the Kingston Station as follows : acme wnu-. 4:15 p.m. 4:05 a'.n'1. Mixed train 10:00 3. In. 4:35 7:00 "` [This is by Montreal time, from which deduct 12;" minutes for the difference between Montreal and Kingston time.'I msstern uy 11.1 .n.. uny l.l'lll,l1lZ:`iU r.u. 1:10 r.n1. Western " 3:15 2:15 " East and West night trains 9:00 7:00 AM. UNITED STATES MAILS. Through Mails for New York, Boston, Oswego and Oapo Vincent, will be closed at 1:30 P.ll., and Mails from these places will be due for de- livery at 12:30, PM. A second Mail for Cape Vincent will be closed at 6:30, P.M., snd has I will be due here for delivery at 7, A.I[., dolly, , Sundays excepted. 1 DDTVFIDIJ ll AV! E ALHUDIULV FUEL` Ul`l.`1U]!i. Close. Arrive. Eastern by G.T.R.. day trai,n12:40 PM. 4:45 PM. Western 3:15 2:15 :sn1'1'1m-.1 MAILB per` Canadian steamets will be closed gvery Irir day at 12 M. ` .. Per Cunard and Bremen lined. avian Monday 3` 13 Ill. `V Bremen lines, evry Monday and Tuesday respectively at 5 PJI. DILVUHIE UUKLBAD OI UJU ULILY UIWB may X had at the coumcr of the publication otoe, Prin- cess street. Price three coppers. Ju-4-'Ig nnl-`An tn` 6}". nIII|A-nlIv: nun xvwv vIAvvI- A Alvv uuvv vvyyvsn. 'Single copies of the Gnnonmu um Nxwa, containing the new: of the week, may be bad in wmpperp for mailing. Price 3d. each, sawed every Friday. I Truvcllcrvand Postal Guide. THE FRENCH AND BRITISH ARIY 2:: MEDICAL SYSTEIS. cm The Army and Navy Gazette of the 3rd'inst; B, says: Dr. Chenn, of the French army, hasjust published two huge volumes, under the title of Medlco-Surgical Statistics of the Campaign of - Italy." Incidentally, however, the doctor alludes to the Crimean war, and makes honourable Insu- tiou of the British medical sta and people at home. `~Dr. Chenn takes the two winters which ' the allies passed before Sehastopol; in the iirst winter there was plenty of ghting, and the French army had as many as 8,000 men wound- ed ; in addition, the surgeons had on their hands 89,885 sick, and out of these uuiortunates, 10,934 succumbed; there therefore died an the French camp about 3 per cent of the effective or the whole army, and l2 per cent of the men sent to hospital. During the second winter therewas hardly any ghting, and, in fact, the French had only 323 men wounded during the cold months, but, in revenge, the number of sick amounted to 106,634 men, of whom 21,190 died, or nearly 20 per cent of those treated. To these gures Dr. Chenn compares thestate of the English ser- vice, and, suice it to say, that whilstwe lost 82 per cent of our sick in the first winter, we lost little more than 2 per cent in the second, and the doctor is forced to admit that, whilst the French learned nothing by experience, the English pro- ted by the severe lesson taught them the rst year. More than 10,000 French soldiers w_e_re swept away by typhus, which only carried o sixteen English patients. ,This is rather a gloomy picture of that much-bragged about and univer- sally-admired French administration, which does not appear to_:bave progressed with the age. Dr. Chenn traces the melancholy results of the system to the small amount of power vested in the hands of French tnedicos. in Prussia, England, Italy and America the doc- tor, he says, is alone responsible for the manner- in which he performs his duty; but in France the medical oicer , is dependent on the adminis- tration, and is, consequently, merely an execu- tive agent. What stayed the dreadful mortality in the English camp were the excellent measures which were adopted by the British aufionl. The French surgeons, says the altlhf. were quite as devoted to their duty, but they w\_ere,,do-` prived of `all initiative. The administration was running in the old rut, and thousands of men were uselessly sacriced because hygienic mea- sures were unknown or nnappreciatcd by the administration. Even the medical men suffered. Out of the 450 French doctors who went to the Crimea, 82 never returned; whilst the English medical staff (which was of the same strength) had no casualty to bewail. The manner in which the doctors are treated in the French. ; army of course `makes the service unpopular. In 1830 there were six doctors to every'1,000 eective men; but, during the Crimean and Italian wars, there was often not-one doctor per thousand men. After Solferino, there were doc- om-. uhn had in menu as 500 wounded men to ted, oss, ave SINGLE COPIES of the DAILY Nnws maybe ` mad coumcr nublicalion otm, Prin- SEE LAST PA. GEX ' centrelintion ere objectionable. In all free thousand Arter uouermo, were were uoc- nq tore who hsd es many as 500 woundednmen look after, which," counting twenty hours work in the day, left lees than three minutes for each putienn Dr; Ghenu thinks tlIat,the French me- dichl eervicelwill remain in ite present ineiclenl ; condition until brighter prospect: are held out to the medicoe, whose cereer is one of humilia- tion, seldom lending to anything above the rank of a captain. The work of Dr. Chum hen cree- ted rather a psinfnleensntion in Frenoe; it has been seized upon by the Liberal papers aean ad- ditional proof that nal government and countrieq such as England," says-one writer, "every one understands that the Governmentie created for the individual and not the individual for the Government, but,` where "the principle of authority has become red, the Governmenfil everything, the individual nothing, and million! of lives are sacriced for that abstract quantity called the State. The English, in the Crimea, were as feerleee of death on the held of battle as the bravest Frenchman; they lost cnemanin twenty whilst we lost one in twentyve. But in the camp, in the emhulinee, and the hoepitals, the soldier of England was nourished and cured -` for without any regard for expense; the Onbinei ' of London conaitiered the men worth more the the money. Thin is why the lbgliah enq, which suared far more than ours from the B!- eien lire nevertheless managed to save lb!!- fourths oi ite eoldien.- ' . FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 23. KINGSTON POST OFFICE. lngn A gt): illuilp News. 90136 I531`. l 1:30 p.m. lllixed train 1:50 (I ' U H nnru til`! :45 mm. yum. BRITISH MAILS tnnmnrn -ill honing: [ECCI:;ES'IASTICA`.l :uI:.E1f(2)RhI( LN i The autocratic government of Rnuieihal ' published with clnm dignity an which the hereditary levitical chusizterot. 1 the Russo-Greek priesthood, numbering nearly 700000 wiunheir funkI,`=iUl tor-7 ever abolis hed J In any other conntqlnohv a sweeping melsure would hue ` either a. revolution or 1 coup d atat. ,Hu' . it is prepared in ailetice, nnexpeet` lished with the Imperial slguotgar ? IIl:.~" paaeeaslmost, unobserved smidbtihut..othe!' great reforms of u: nlnnnn ..;.... ~ In...- pnuuajunosl; IIIIODBI` great reforms of the I remarks no not fnnnvr ,. ,-uunvuy uuuguuvuu Ilnnullvuu JDIIIC 1` the present rpi are not mount to be d'_ _ popular institntiongf "but rather to i C_ brow little huioo enlightened-II:tdc1"i`.`ti" sad 1 0. air ministers obtained for great, I or all the journal: in Russia tlio ~~ Gazettg has alone dfoken ofs the ukgq Y! I}; tone betting itsso enmity and impo'rtpn or,_r and your readers will probably to` hiya some extracts from it. " -' ~"""`~` 7*. It was about ch. than n: n.... n...n-- uuvr: wage exwecu rrom it. that the I hereditary in Russin and former]... among the lowgr ciezee of the This saved it on: coming cy. while it lowered the social dignity Church. Deprived this levitical caste, and in poverty care of the bishops to devise the. , feeding the cle ' l proletariat '1! to 4 some exw towards b " ' same relation as the serfs nuoedidillil lords. The Church became eimpl a _" ' of providing forwthe wants of were hereditarily :attached.tq;_h,Gl;~` N Its temples etlsst came to form . ' dowry of -mai one of the p _ y ` I may here mention that iii f2"e'e't gel 3 living until he had __' he could rarely get. a parish except marriage with a. lady poseessipgj. sionary interest in some living", or V at one of the eehools for poor the cler y, who were thluwo *4 1 charity in. Another greet evihlt, rangement wasthetVitpreven_e1_1_t_ - - - ment of the clergy from among h ` educated classes. ' ` " "` great reform so carefully avoided fringement of jusioe -in to interests. The children of the V '_. Pete:~.tl:e=&uIt priestly - character. `ret became oflhy partly o_f,civil I _ increased-in n ; - until it It was about the time of t., W: Seldom, says the Moscow Gerda, ' none of their righttswi_th `the ` _ the hereditary cnuscwronueeisacir If born of prieetsor deeoenelhdyi; future have the state! of `wrgnsah ity (i. e., the social positi . _ ~,~"5 1* while those of parents v_vn'o:l n lovrg_?' hierarchy arenowrplsced on - with the upper. grade ofuthei ' ` - class. They are.to congpgte to benet of the charitable and ed establishments hitherto maintai'n'e__1__, clergy. Another important feetljri` __ new ukaseis the` _,i _ . , 9; makes for the nnineenaneref Hood. Their .po`_veety heeheths V _. due i0_thQ3eI0lV6 uumherhop _ ,'._ es and priests, former` . ted for the hatter. There II __ ; ` distribution _of- n=ree,`on the belief _ lation, facility of;l _ , _ _ villa es, t em con 00 ` ` era, Eachm;er'ish _ an inounhi III6" ~ * Dy Ell "IDOUETIII" IlJ(l"" oiee of deacon: being sbalinlled V the capitals and in cnthedulny. ` greater numberAof.'p`1;iesfs , ed ; and no .Pl'.i$l1 qice,,_cg|_: held naderthemge oflhirtg.` `_."; " Considerimrtha man-rliit 3149113: LICIU UIIIUUK sue I35 Ul.'IIIlI" Considering them, .!, I V involved in ' to been the msisntiy nfnltocmq ishing that so little ahoqldghng beyoixd the articlg from wk` _ V ~ been abridged. W911 mp) thq__ ` ; __ 1;, call this act the "emAnc`i d9 Q'f u -x""`"" and render honngertoi embjijf had the coursgcto nay,-81>o`3G."fv`* ` " importsnt |]ton1tipn" a' the ` ` laws of Rulainiq bntxQ:w .m. _ _ the Emperor for spprovul, Lt, ~ ~ civil marriages" lnjho o_f ` I - ~ ~ V senters who do 11oI ackno wl'o3d f -3- - ` ` dox sacrament:;'a"nd'is'cdh1I ' ` Ate 3 great gnwunt ot imldliiyk a. large and not nninporta nt.:ehpH_ _ population.--Ld.terfg-07m P > ` ' Ben '11 Whiteinom A Losiis rain Auocidtlon, will In A few dsn on lnulinen imnnm " ` ' connecliod with bilge] uni I_ H . Jrllizef-S r...s:."'u`L '.i2'.'. Z?.'sZ :`I:,?.';Tf1"" ' in nfew days on business ` through {nib noionsent. ;'r|'sq his mien co Iegnron liuoof udtugsli to nug betwoen New Oriana Alli ` , inaiaglppi river. _ The Ft-onch_ uocielles of Ditnig preparing to celebrate` the hnndilr nary of the hint: of riapoleoni aw: : the annivonnyoeonnzhiryur oh! I ` ' 15th of Aug'ut--their oolebrollon Mondgy following. Thejexereiul till`; ` ` ` A m-oeanion intho`mm-ninn And nicnh in. 6 ` -. uonagyuriouowlng. rnejaxereuu `jun lPf0 011 iIMb.o.`Inornin ud ` . ` The Rev. Thomas 8. Bnrnolf H . ` formerly of Nomhsinpton, Hus. ` uainionnrieu `in Indin for the-r naulrunrnod bout to IIIIIIIOEIPK In lll I0! IX-:~I'7"` yeazqrouu-nod homoto ` ` _ They were 33 day: in- ggiugg H xev n: want out. nnd but 38 in min nonnuy ` hey they ntgggntronz; and but 38 in > ` `N ' grant has been the lmprotoelw-"iii" " facilities within tho lu: twodqucu` `<`` ADV l:`.R'I'l8liC. A brilliant military woddin 1 _ *- bratad a. abort time Iineo,nt -1`; ` Illinoii. Thagrooxn~1u Liqul:._'W Butler; nndthebxidawuflounqy ` M ter of Gen. Rodmnn. The cannon; j l5uHCl'; u_1u [LIB D1105 Wlliwm ' Rgodmnn. place-. on the greennnrd, -an - . ' ' trees. Them ware four brl - . four miliciry groommma. I'M? `A wnsnngedinauemi-eircleroundtid > -` and behind then was `: body,of;q v States troops innll uniform: _ -` v ly on the etmclqsioq of tl_:e M I monythe band-struck up I mil! 3mddancixmhean.' = IIIOIly' IIIBI " '""'- "v"' `. A man nune_d`3uhn'1!`.. ' f ed~in Utiea.:o.dI*Ur-tivotid`_b.u, ~ ' ed to,New `tool. uihhontl _ complicity in the Ocean Blah`? His history in a. remarkable Boo, _ what he pncandp `lI'a_ci; ~ `<- count of tha 1 ....... cl... cnainnnr in -blah VVIIIIU IJV ylvsvuuu In-vuvla oount.ofthanir;:d|'rI" n the mdunorin wh1eh.t__ I311- lnllollxjnun Ionmylmliu IIIIIIHILQI: crima which W0|d load him to BOIUPE-. NUM1BER244.' ` V0 BTRAI 1 , Ill OFUEI II KI . on-`d. work not :1 l fire Donna. T c1_1[:ou1onI All 1"` nun` ah I News Send for I I p.ro-lucinVg 3]] Q5. mnmn Pnuan Im- in covuu, 4,. . undo` ;'cuur:-;:!CIUI 4,, 0: an lad-"' *-- vs quJ-1 L14. cirrus Inn Conn, Luv: CARBUTHEWS WEAR-F Hog wamun Street, for an above .pon.a, every day (Sunday! IHAEF-PAST THREE o clock. Inn. tz..n....m- .......- dad (Sun- |,m.U.\m xvm. ` ` H. I. compooed ofxhn follow- ` "P...-.cahIn steamers: Imp; ,,,, .. CAN-]y. ` __ " . inc air rA"}_`_'_'__ -- F.mn,' ' " Simpson, - . . . Cnrmiehan.-1 U m'_n'; ._ " Du-nlnp. . .1 , AL.-- I ..... --CH "ma wag: -. u..-V . .._. _'.1`ick-L1 up;-ly M the cice of jg.,0nurio Street, or at the Llkv sggubonl L"T'.:e, St. `(Lawrence ugjohgson Sln.`\`L ` pi.` no the West can pro. in Great West:-'.*n, Detroit and pi lichigun Central Rnilwnyu, tox- ngo. lilvuukee, Grand Haven, yd) the principulpoims-Tn the West; `Mk Rmroad to ('Inb, No.-brnskn_ ya. tn! Cnhlo.-711:. gforuhle sud L`ou-enient Wgitiug my and Gcmiem.--n on the Whart . C. H. HATCH, of the above Lune Inn grf, foot of Johnson llnn every after- [In] Line /of Stmmlcm. __- v IF run: - . an zsxhinst. \ ma HST 4 mug IE1` at 1 \_ ,.. .+.u nnnh EALII Ac; . ., __ _ lbs. 0` `he Steamers . r..z;~.r::* ::L`.;:::, __h'. louchxug u Chnog - PIl.RREPUN'l`, ILL RUN A3 l"0I.I.0`-VS Ki.\'GSTO.\' every day (Sunday: ',us,'.5 A .\l.,11?.oA.M,'1 PJL WOLFE ISLAND on Mondays, hcraiays and Saturdays :1 7.30. n1,11A.1I, 11 11., 3 P.Il., 5 P.l. -IEDAYS uni FRIDAYS leaves` A...-..a mhnv dnra cm In ISLA \'h tuna other anys. WOLFE ISLAND 9 Al, 11 .I,3P.I. and 7 RI. ` (}_'.l_ KINGBORN. ' 7 llllzun, Simon, Inna, hvo Kingnon daily (Sundnys ex- u 4 AM. (except Mondays), with the Grand Trunk Tmius and In.-eung the 6 25 AM. unit: for hum. _ tlvego. EL connecting ibithnbo Grand ~ -'I from the West and Bay of 11', meeting Ihc 4:30 P]. u-min Diego, and the Northern Trans- Chpuyi Propellers leaving Cape Olvego um All Western Pans. only av. 8 A 3!. ant muse, n_.v:........ .____,,,,Cnpt.J.J.Morley, In] . _ . . . . .. " J.B.Ksxes,. n may regnlar trips bgtween 0,95,` Charlotte (Landing for ` Pulls tad Buulo), Ind ..- napmn-I `J11, 5,1869. (:5 Ll,3|'.l. man` r.l. 0.9!. lay Whuf, foot of Brock Street. lly 3!, I869. -.. 1-, .___ `n___.. II H . K1` 1.` U, ha Vincent LI. on nrinl of the train from Who, meeting Grand Trunk trains `C an Buy of Quinte Steamer. '1 I Irriul of (ruin from Rome and , HOOK OI {STOCK DUKE ml: April, 1869. = ` DAIE son I Plcton and Bellevllle. L'.\'!`.l\':\LLlD H11 NITURE I` ' l`RUDlTCBD, sad Hui :.::n Duran... :- cl-. --- ll ROYAL nu. srmuma Q4 WI.'1El{'1`0WN, n n___. -,, ,, _.... `,----"""-*%_ gulgallun `.`ompany_ l'Vu`_ __ 9` 5 `Neudid Lnkg mum $1`! III UCLOCK Al. i height or Pnssage OPP! ` tho Child. or to ..'.ii;;..eT~m;e.i:rrr;. In or QUli\"l`E. ns..- I- . __ n__.__ ruSt{l{EPONT . Jnniour, M:ster.' 110 22nd instant will run II _ lain m.......... -.-.....a... and. Hot Puuge apply on bond. or to G. I. KINQEORN, Foot of Brock Street. Llu A-ml man a '06, and Geuul -I-). "M. Wtbtmsnn, and FRIDAY .30 W [.00 K, Kingston mne. mi "3. 1'aUnsnAYs,.-nu Suva ocwcx ~ lnhm .. 9...... .....lo an lha ', P|Ilgn.|pp1 on board, or 10 G. I. NGHOKN, Foot of Brook Street. n" `Bil 1869. L ____T____A I In Gananoqne `home. y Wednaday, 28th Instant. rlIAl'4l'-PAST THREE o'clocK. $51730 Belleyille every day (307-1- L ` E Ind other kind: of Jozl | 'X|;ntod Willi nuhnus an ._:D|I|y News oice, Princess` ' `WV, In -I. OABRUTBIIRS 1; CO., `L } Freight Agents. 'vuIu "0 Kingston Tuudsyn. Wed- FII hd Fridoyu, At 4 pm. .`|.0DIbI'IlWedneudsyu sud P- It ITIAIIB 3! Run I under, 3! for in: If ` for every Iubnqi . 31,25 for em manual every subsequent ij ` -lino! 7 man nerliutc lenIE` U" IIIU 7' [II .c. nncu, Anna nun Agent. THE CELEBRATED PANTESCOPIO SPECTAOLES ma. couuructeu In accordance with the philosophy of nltum in the form ofnO0N- GAVO-CONVEX ELLIPSIS. Il|L._ -_, , 1 v-vv.~ v |u4\ uuuu unu. They Are admirably ndnpted to the organs of eight, and nford the beat. nrticinl help-&o the hu- man vision ever invented. A peculiar and impor- tnnt feature in these Ipectncles is witnessed where people Inn been obliged to resort to glnssea from phyeienl debility, having temporarily affect- ed their vision. in such ones the eye regnins its healthy powrr, and` the glasses can` be laid aside without injury ;- while Olllcr kinds of apoctncleo when once worn cnnnol. be dispousad with. MEDICAL HALL,` MNERAL \VA'i`1a1:s THE CARBATRACA WATER." N Assortment of Skilfs niwnys on hnnd. Work leaving Kingston to be paid for be- ore being lent out of the Establishment. Kn-rm _.I".u:I-mu --Parties in Montreal are being Ian! out or me ESLIDLISUIIIEIII. Non -CAcnon.--Parties olfering for ssie Boats purporting to come from my esublishmenl. As I have no agent or per- son nulhorivd Io sell for me in that city, buy- er: u-e cautioned ugniunt bargaining with any one there for my boots. ' M. O GORlAN. w- .` u:,_:- Innn subcqneltiifu `ir- ~lim>s, 7 cenu per link cents per line foroveq at inserdoulotocul . 4 cents per lino. :13` Bmtnmsoceauad ' .50 nth ._5o -4 can h _,