` Undeuigud, vi 1 Fun at PAIIII rin_Lmg, and lnvhg IE` Vh lulu 5, in we Lngttsn people. l It has been asserted very roundly that we shall lhy-and-bye pt-cunt our bill of da.mnges"' to i England and demand immediate payment. Pay- ment for who: `I We have already refused; to_' regard the question as one of damages, and l have taken the ground thin the injuries we sus- tained from Enzlantfi action are not to be mea- ' aured by Ill-3 value of ships burned or the corn-_; rmerce destroyed by the ships she built and sent it out against us during the- war; and the treaty, j negotiated on this ba.;is by the unthorized re-| ' pzeaentatives of the two notions, has Just been l coatemptuously rejected by us. If we are to` demand payment of damages now, after this ac- tion, in what do these damages consist? We!` shall not, we imagine, be foolish enough-to de- mand Vpayment of the cont of the war for the whole time during which Eng-land's a.ctiou1aro- longed it-nor for the hostile sentiment which England evinced toward us throughout the struggle. N5: would an "apology from England forthe course she purs-.ied,eveu iftheru were the ghost. ofa. chance that we could obtain i ll rl`\l'r\lx.'1:n1.}\uu oL.- .....s._.-..o ..f . . . . ._I |--_,-AL- ncAII|llCU. But war is not so much of a joke `with our people as it used to be; and all: of war has ` cursed to be quite to fascinating and seductive, even for Irish voters, as it was before the great rebellion. Visions of glory are less dazzling, and unions of debt on I good deal more Liann- ing, than of old. We on not. nation: to in- crime our investment in either just at present. There are people who nre anxious to repudiate the debt. we have already incurred, and they, of , courae. look upon 1 war with England no the ` =horten way of reaching that result. They are , doubdess right, but the)-are not trong enough lye: to accomplish much. Nor do we observe {any large incre.uo- of the class of tnen'who think we ought to go to war with Entzls-nd, be-I bauae she did not ayrnpnthise with us" during f I our rebellion, but rather with the other side. it jbegina to he dimly discovered that lack of syn- , pathy is not a cause of war, and that we must l lind ground of hostility, if we tiuvi it all, in the ncts of the British Gove_rnment,an-1 not in the I ffeelings and gc-ntimenta of the w-bola, or any` part, of the English people. has been Anna:-rm-I Inhv ..~.....Al..4|.... ._- -1. --I ,,_-., --....,.., vvuL`ucVlT any ambit: us .poIi. ` iicmu makes a strike for popularity, hi first ex- periment always is upon the Irish. veu the livpuhlicun purl], which never has bad, and never will have, anything but sharp and em- -bnuered hostility from Ihe [Flsh,eV'l'_V now null then shows Ill stupidiiy by playing the same sorry fnrc ngaia and again, never gaining a rule and never proting in the least. by its .... ....,__, It must be pretty clear, by this tidregxv gin:-, even to Senator Chandler, lblt man can hope to gain popularity at turneming wr with Engiand. There is u I sentiment among our people which is p) with threats of such n_ war; tad just so ; `mesa Lbrenta can be indulged without I danger of war, it is uspally a sure "card" let lb-;m. Uur Irish fellow`-citizens urge a pleased by that sort of sulteemsnehip; cunously enough, waonevn`-r any umbili us smkp u nm...|.,..:... Li-I - DOE by admitting .. ...~.- lnvruuvll, I385 ll VVUYSC pl't`CL`I even the hurning 0! ships on the l 3 discussion of V which nre utterly uutcuabic and `bu resisted: Hritisl marks . - ` Mr Summ-r, lmwevcr. rise:-I I`: templnliun of _the Alal-mum cas termination to makems pay, the |.\<:u.-s :Lctua,lly* inicu.-(I um hm fur the accruing by Him` suleof merchant ships: rings, the war rntqs Qf inaurn tho invich-nts dlmnging to com nvcvamnrily occur during war, lI`l`$ HUI K|.'}'Inn\nI-up at -IL - ` \_ The rpart 'iIhn.\? an- -..` hick : .. ... ......_, way as ueslre to arrival nu uudcrstamlhlg wlth the ais1crnatmu.= u ll-we waived our nlgcctmns to have sin: -n;_:nitinn of the belli-go.-rem rights discus-_ L we. have cancelled almost cvcry paint. f_wu-ur of the special envoy lately sent I0 ;otiuLc a treaty ; but. if all these conces- ` us are merely to he used as _tlle smml-i lnts fur farther and till now unheard-nt'} u:lni:=, we must. curcfullv n.....,;_u.._ ES TA 31.151!-lg ,__, _., ...- ..-.c uuw sumas, a wiser! than our own would be sorely pu: a what instructions :0 give him I you don`: know that to do, IL: : to do, according to the oid maxim,` rm. ,,-._. ..-.. nuul any exhibitions nfg r1cmH_vfeclingtownnl the L'nit*el Stntcs. nor, the;,uld'uHy' and swam friend of! lh-public, was rcmly to recognize the .-is as A nation; we its old opponents lac war. Since the war has closed we e slmwn in every way a desire arrive I n uuulcrstandinu [Inn am. , , ---. I _u'I l'3(.r3"l.Igl` main;->n must atrike eve.-r_I W.-i lmw nnxiuu-I the Brilisl 2. in the main `\\'u during ti tnirly xuuljustly Ivy the Unit Mora there may have been, : -, but cnnsidurmg how th I kind were aroused by u.u7fr he _]mwcrs of darkness and sh Government. kept a c iably Free from any cxhil: umtly feeling toward Unit -3 -L ` ` - " _V ,,.,-,.,.. nu nut: llllllll v sale of ships to mmn en-ryunc whu a BL" " ` Kuhn d...;.... .u. THE DAILY NEWS. ,,___-. ....\. uu now unheard-of; carefully consider our ,-`itinn, Ivst a precede-nt than - burning 0! high S13`, {ting n diam...-am. I -~ ` _ _ ,,.... ...-u uuuuul in TE aims, gains an-ength and I '3;-dited. We can ens_ily the case now stands, wia our nwn -rnnlxl I~.- --- ` _ 1 -' ,..._,.u5 -Lur BIIIIJC: I in lnwrever, from 1 casu wit main: man not : usllv mm.-..... : -- 1 puizled to Ictions A-rim him- --I lun 3! Bu: 1!: rs and nadir, 81 M` cents for en,-ryub nes, 51,25 for #1 ts r*ru'e m -A fun Huh?` 1. -7 -uu IMIUSII Wan th [V luv Illa lT..:.. ,_ __.,... uuu -rcuu.-J I0 be believe it, stands: a ma... n-.--- 1- an! pity, K31 nicurtl il damage to I an. .I.:.- A ""' -~I-ul || Yljf` (`nurse cxlnlnitinng `IHI Hun 'l'.v.;{...I .:., . tidregivc ima- lpr [hut nn <* .... LYIFLI HIE .-1' [.115 ,every nninn cl... _--- .-- -vuax Hg -uu; um: war to United States. ,.,..-. -..,n .- 23 tm; Eixglaud `i 1 regard to the Id seems to b til: |...I:.._. '- ll I01` in-ry Iuu-cg--- to In linu, 7 cum I nd two cents par link` the CUn~ new with A Ile- r. nutuuly for m imlivixllmls, nf(\ flu. ----" ' "3" 1: aways V pleased far as} mt actual` LI-H" 9 ~ -- .---uvnlllfll, v the nut inn bfhn ----4- ' . vvta villi`! ..> and there 1 passions of; $94 conict 1 light, the] re-5 xl-o.'...- " .--_;_u El 3'`. lenmnds ought to nu uk- 2 always and ) SIIIBS` ab-nu. |-- L ug- the :-4-:z .-v_.r_. __ `--c-.-.--r Vill Reasons Gray Ilair to its Natural Life, Color and Beauty. ,-I It is 3 most delightful Hair Dressing. H It will promote luxuriant growth. FALLING rum is immediately checked. SEND IT TO mun FRIEND'S.-'I`he CHRONICLE Am) Nzws is published M every Friday mdming, and cntaiu s all the news of the week. For Fifty Cents. paid in advance, you may send it to your friedp for three months at. the reduced rates of postage. For One Dollnr it 111%! be seat six months. Single copies, price Five cents, may be had at the Daily News oice, Prinau Qtnnnl 551:) unit Street. Two Qcnsnoxs Eganxr AnswIn:n.-W'hy should men wsr beards? Becduse they are 3 great protection to the throa} and lqngs, and add much to their personal appearance. Why should we use "Btyan s Pulmonic Wafers 7" Bo- cauae when used fur coughs, colds, tickling in the throat, honrseuess, kc , they set like a chum. Ministers and lawyers use them, physicians ro- commend !_;hem, and singers and publiqspeakers any they are the very best medicine in existence for the cure of such complainli. Sold by All medicine dealers at 25 ct: per box. - _ _ . _ _-- -I-.9-JaanA.ItI `ever used, It removes Dandrud` and all Scurvy Eruptions. It does not stain the skin. | Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail, Beware of the numerous preparations which are sold upon our reputation. `h nr'ln1r Ln nu .. ---- - Mn. 8. A. ALLEX1! ZYLOBALSAIIUIC. axatltr Ortfaraliou for Me Hair,` clear artd tram]/arhlt, wit/taut :m :'m:xt. If it very xmrplt 'ak_d ofkll froduca waadzrgful ruultx. It: grta! xuerzov-It} ntuJ xenon; 1: .1 Hair Drru-in; oz-rr /ziglz ea:-I Franck .PauIad; ig arbum-.n1p.i.~d by all not 91:11 in tin : tmmk-1 #1: h ....... ..l...... IJQIL ..n.J `R. P. HALL ac Co., '0... __I,, ,1` 1 flair Urn;-mg 02-27 Aug: mu rrtnca 1-wuladtt 1: arknau-!:.fgrd .n!l only it am is: h Europ: The {ever axdzybduhamun 1 1 it laud out wt"!/1'!/u at/In`. SOLD DY AILDRUBGIIII. I `.4 ,3, R. Vnn Duzo-r Ir. Cc-., Whbleuil D "Wanna; St. uni 40 Put Plum. New-;o':tr.ut`~ --n.JI~.Jl`:'l'..IL`\J IILVII I._)Il.I.ll'I.Illll'I.n1` Testify to its merits in restoring GRAY HAIR to its origin .1 colour, and promoting its growth. .1: makeslbe hair soft and glossy. The old in appearance are made young again. This is the best JIIFVV any-we -:.-wu sun: 1;- A nu. mm: nzsronan um n;.m u-nnl-ui~nn:'l in u. `ll.-`I-tin D on in Ill-IV M I_;s"."'"s`f"A. Aiji'jEN*s nun---3 '-'nC`n .\rII4'L'-n-\nn-- I { Vnm N.tTr:nu..--When a person has proved an articie and tound it good, and answering the purpose for which it. is intended, he will not It renlily abandon it for one of doubtful reputa- tion, or concerning which he knows nothing. We are led to mnke these remhrks owing to the course always pursued by those who have used that celebrated and truly vnlnnhle hone medicine known as Darla-y s Condit!on_Powders and Ar- abian Henve Remedy." All are so well pleased with t that they will not use guy other; many have waited several weeks on the ngent could obtain a new supply. There is nothing equal to it as a condition medicine, or for any complaint sectiog the wind of horses. Remember the name, and see thnt the signature of Hard l Co. 2: on each package. Northropa: Lyman, New- castle, Ont, proprietors for Canada. Sold by all Medicine Deniers. --- ~--_--:_-: VEQEIABLE ~51! L HA1-.L &: Cc;:,rNashua, N.H., Proprietors. For sale by all druggi:-Ila . The medicine beat adapted for this purpose is Perry Davis` Pain-Killer. It is used both in- ternally and externally, and where prompt ac- tion upon the system is required, the Pain-Killer is invaluable. Its almost instantaneous ehct Mn relieving P311: is truly won_,derful. lt is used 'by Veterinary Surgeons of the highest order, and the hr. of many a valuable Horse his been saved by having lbe Pain-Killer at hand to use when the animal was t-at attacked. Sell by all medicine dealers throughout the world. Be careful to get the genuine. ` Price: '35 and 50 cents per bottle. Perry Das & Son, - PROPRIETORS, May 8. Montreal. _ ,.__.. - uun ::uAaCa l i require medicine for curing Ga1ls,` ` Cramps, Weak Joints, Rbeumatiu ` Colic, &c., &c. --I .--\4_1a.vJJ V711-L\ O Txnfslnmqs may QLEBGYMEN aayifn 9.-. hp. ..-..-. .. ... _, 1'1?` . -- __- FARMERS READ THIS. At this season of the year when Dinrrhcn, D_\-aunlery, Cholera Mo:-bus; &c., may disable [your hands, you should have a. prompt and urn ---......., `V. nun] UIBIUIC lmuliie, sbcguld : xemedy at hand. Your Horses also frequently i medicine for rllrina 0-1!. G----!-- "V ` SPEFIAL NOTICE. Sir James Clarke's Female Pill: are exten- `s_ive1y connterteiled. The genuine have the name of"JOB MOSES ozfeadh package. All , others are worthless. } N.B.--One dnllur and 12; cents for enclosed to NURTHROP A; LYMAN,.New- castle, Unt., General Agents for Canada, will insure a bottle of the genuine, containing Fifty Pills, by return mail. Sold by Lil Druggiall in Kingston, and medicine dealers everywhere. 1 ;rDmi..- _ I Whntevo.-r ' ' : contains h} To I will `|[rl1Eu-s J-uuuu nxlrIOl'GH13f well known remed but u sure and aft ulues and Ubstruclio V Muluuo LADll8_ it is p -L V ' sud though n._pow nothing hurtful to the y lathe Queen. y in no imposition, remedy for Fannie us, from any cause erful remedy, it connilution. eculisrly Iuiled : it M -...u vvurn an other meanlbsvet .~ These Pills have nevefbeenl , where the directions on me 2nd 1 J phlet are well observed. 1 , For full parliculnrs, get 5 pam] I the agent. QI'\r.In|v-- --" ADll8_ peculi/s Iuiled ; it ume, bring on the monthly period with regularity. `- In all cases of Nervous aid S 3' Pain in the Back fon alight exeni piunl Alclionl, and Limbs, Henviaesu, Fatigue on, Pnlpipalion 'of the Heart, , Sick Headache, eases occasioned , thgee Pills will e'ect n. \ cure when all other meanhsve failed. ? New Style. Iportnnlllnilge. )I`|'r IIAFI! 1.`R'l'n`D1:`,`D Awh 'nu1pau~|- SIR Pr: _g_gar\Jv rglw 4 -.v `..-..-;;- -_y -_"::F` ST`. .R.'3R . unlu Pr: pared from prescription ofSirJ Physician Extraordinary lot] V-Ifiirn The uooirix; Man and Beast. HAIR. DRESSING KINGSTONM ELLJ nnnnnvnnu 251.! 1 Combined in One Bottle. A"n----- / Special Notices. `he Grcnl English Bel JAMES CLARKEKS cm. FEMALE PILLS, wed from v--4---3"` HAIR !Gl|.JA_N ,,,__ --..1u-an-u} e Ga1Vla,Spx-nine, Outs, Rheumatism, Swellings, .. yuraurlpllon oftiir J.Clnrke,l u known ro'~m-"- `- > ' ' > (mu um: Is :1 certain indication of decay at the roots. BEAUTIFUL `HAIR, Nature s Crown. Ynu Must Cnjtivate it. uuv u I nucu. been known to fail page of pam- L pamphlet, free, of /iomedy ! GELEBRATED LS` :J.Clnrke,H.D. .[hA {\n;g- Duncan! LID Gunner, 594 Brosdvny, N.Y. Sold by Drugginti enrywhen. Prleo 81,25 per bottle, or 6 for $6,50. ` HEI.l!BOLD B oncemrated Extract Bar sapsrllla Established upward: of 18 PARED BY AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the Medico-Gbirnrgical Review, on the sub- ject. of the Extract of Sarsaparills. in certain sfections by Benjamin Travers, F.R 8., la. Speaking of those diseases, sud diseases arising from the excess of mercury, he states that no remedy is equal to the Extract of Ssrnaparilla ; its pastor is extraordinary, more so than any other drag I an acqunintod with: It is, in the strictest sense, a tonic, with this invaluable st.- tribnte, that it is applicable to I state of the system so sunken, and -yet so irritable, as ren- dera other snbstsnnu of the tonic class nnnv .il- sble or injurious. .- . nu 1AD14n;Bl UU1'Cl"ULS or the Extract` of Sm-snpnrilla, added to a pint of watpr, In equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to a. gallon of the Syrup of Sornparilla, or the docociionl I! usually made. ' Which no diagure the npponrance, PURE}- ING the evil ebcta otmercury, and removing all tainta, the remnantqo! DISEASES, bend ~ tury or otherwise, and is taken by_AbUL'l.S and CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY. ERADIOATES ERUPTIVE 8 ULGERATIVE HELMBOLD ;S CONCENTRATED EX- TRACT SARSAPARILLA` is the Great Blood Purier. UL Purijie THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANGY OF OOMPLEXION mun purify and enrich the blood, which HlLllol.D'l OoIwII-1'nu-in Ex- -nucr or Snmunnumn invariably does: Ask for HelmboId 1. Take no other. THROAT, NOSE, Enzs, EYZZLIDS; SOALP, and SKIN, TWO TABLESPOONFULS of the Extract` f Sarsnnm-i|In_ uldan-I on . ..:... -9 __.-_ -V QUANTITY vs. QUALITY. EXTRACT SABEAPAIIILLA. Thad Those who desire a large qunnt. doses of medicine ERR. bled to ueim in ream: expedition I31 .cn,,.i1 ordtn for GI I-hung`. '2. hi FLUID EXTRACT SABSAPAHILLA HELMBOLDLS EXTRACT SARSAPARIL- LA clennsea and renovate: the blood, inatils the vigour of beam: into the system, and purges out the humour: that make disease. I blood. Hu.xnoLu'a EXTRACT 1 a remedy of the utmost vane. NOT A FEW of tho alict mankind nrile fr H::_.xpoLu'a Err: - ..-__-J . uuuu LAIJILHS EEWARE! OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS` of Face Powder: and Wubes. All such remedies close up the pores of the ukin, and in a short time destroy the complexion. If yon_would have a fresh, healthy, and youthful appearance, use HiLu3oLn a Ex-rauor SARSAPARILLA. IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system na- turally undergoes a change, and lIu.nuox.p s Hwuu Coucnrrnnn Exrn.u:1- or Suzan- unu in an assistant or the gt-eaten value. HIGHLY CONCENTRATED YOUNG LADIES BEWARE; TFIE Ilflbrnnn -n.._....... DISEASES OF THE Y I I550: In ----.~` U) Haul 75 QIU. r Nation in Idllatll h is Iofronoul-III" u or IndividnIHJ' 5 ,1n-_|.. I-mu ........u. mac: Ipota, pimplo , and all eruptions of the akin. I.V`1`. HELIBOLD. B O L 1) s QUALITY. H:Lun5LD u LA. Thojdose isysmall. .-urge quantity and large R. m wurl. maoraeru which from corruption of the :X`l`BAC1' .qnnu:n.o...- _ '~ wort disorders which "mm nnn-M1,... -:--L yurn. ` PRE- uurrupllll DI` U16 SABSAPLBILLA is I. EVENING MA Y DVEBTISEMJENTS for` the 13m: Nnws, intended to appear the same evening should be sent in at as early an hour] it} the day as poslible. - n Illil u jg-Z Try Gardner : Cough no- Ine1ly.--See Advertisement. ICE den-. -. yarn` nu. unux--rnial nnllii o'clock. _ turning, leaves Belleville every day (San- divs ece'pted). " :Jn ONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY mcigrningsi At SIX 0 O LUC K, Kingston time, sud onTUES_DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATUR- ` DAYS an ONE 0 GLOOK AM. I var PIIAQ AI _.(:..Ls A- `D------ ~- ` anon, . 3 Passenger Agent. gingaton, Msy 11, 1869. CAPTAIN Fnnm Gonna, ILIL' LEAVE CARRUTHEWS WHARF fool of Wiinm Street, for the shave and intermediate ports, every day (sundayal eufentdl ac" HALF-PAST THREE ....n....u lug in_tenne_diato ports, (sand, 6 pted) It HALF-PAST THREE o clock. l|`IPl'Ia `nnwnu Rnnnanln 5....-- .1.._ 4:1. uq ID um Una. U'\;il.1UUliL 11.51 For rates of Freight or Paas'age apply to the Cgvtain on board, er to 1 (3.-our-rmitlnriu L l\(\ ._._j _ . - DAILY sou For mun, Plcton and Bellevillc. .n. L..l..1|.U.I.IllU.L \J.L1 J. C. HINCKLIY, Juniour, Master. COMMENCING 22nd instant wiil run as under. Leave Kingston Tuesdays, Wed- nesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, at 4 pm. Leave Gnnanoqne on Wednesdays and Fri- days, at 6 3.111. and` 8 p In. For Freight or Passage apply on board, of to G. M. KINGHORN, Fnnt nf' Ry-nnlr Qn-ant Klngsto an4l*_G}1nan0que Route. _..:- `*- `ft!-a MI. on map: 11.: " P.--sm" it-unuun; n 1 u n.n1LVu, Leaves Cape Vincent At 9:45 AM. on arrival of the train from Rome and Oswego, meeting Grand Trunk trains East and West and Bay of Quime Steamer. At`; P M nn n1-I-ivnlnf h-nin Fr/urn Dnnan and um-.u uuu H can nu : Day 0! qulme aleamer. At 6 P._M. on arrival of train from Rome and Uswego. For E1-eight or Passage apply on board, or to ll M IITHQDDDLT LIIUI-l.l uuu \JW'C`U- At 2:l5 P.M., connecting with the Grgnd Trunk trains from the West and Bay of Quinta Steamer, meeting the 4:30 PM. train for Rome and 0swego,.and the Northern Trans- portation Company's Propellers leaving Cape Vincent for Oawego and all Western Ports. On Monday only at 8 1.51. RETURNING, I'.-.an-.. 11...... 1r:........ ' ' ' -77 G. Hmoxuv, Snnon, M431-nu, VVILL leave Kingston daily (Sundays ex- cepted) at 4 AM. (except Mondays), connecting with the Grand Trunk Trains and Lake Steamers, meeting the. 6:25 AM. Quin for Rome and Oswego. . _ Al. 2-15 PM nnnnnnnn quill-. Ilvua l'1-.....`I I 7%` "l_`ry Gardner : Baking Pow- er. Kingston and Cap Vl?c eitiF1-ry". `I l.'.E. Moudnys, Tuesdays; Thursdays, and Saturdays . . . . Mondays sud Stl`l1`dy.`. . . Steamer Watertow on way from Gspe.. .. .. ..7. nvv |vr\ . 1-v linrnvlnrn ill. l\l'\J'l'1LJ[(LV l'oot of Brook Street. Kingston, 21st April 1869. ruLri.nr.r'uN1', F NTIL Fulzmzn NOTICE, RUNS AS UN- DER:-- Leaves Kingston daily. Leaves Wolfe Island. At 8 AM. ' 9 A.M. 11:30 .A.M . 1 PM. 2 P.M. 3'I}.M. A D It \,l. LIL. ILLLVKJI-I\J1\.|.`, Foot of Brook Street. Kingston, 27th April, 1869. jj Klngstun and Wolfe Island Ferry. nnuta uu Luu WEI]. *1 For Freight or Pssaage, having superior pas- senger accommodatian, apply on board, or to D. MURPHY, Ottawa. G. M. KINGH-ORN, mum, anu wm leave tungsten every TI'3l'lliSDAY and FRIDAY at 3 P.M. Leaves Ottaawa. every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 7 A.M., calling at :1] intermediate stopping places on the way. Fnr Wrainht nu! Dnanann Louis... --------'A- --- s.:.a1..n:. Q l.'.l.. G. ll. KINGEIORN, Ferry Wharf, foot of Brock Street. Kingston, May 1, 1869. ` \m,. 'l`I'TW!Ql'i AV nur rassnge '1'|c|:eLa apply at the oice of Foliger and Bros., Ontario Street, or at the Lake and River .Stea|nboat Office, St. Lnwrence Wharfoot of Johnson Street. (1 I"I'v'v.-u.-__ ..-n.u:.--I not 1`lVBI o'cE0ck. Also, one of lbe Stenmrs 1 for Montreal every Homing (Monday 1 at HALF-PAST FIVE. \l every` \ I9: ~ Kingston, May 3, 1869. Royal Mail Line Canadian Navigation Company. Cbmmenciny Wednuday, 281}: Inslant. ju THE ROYLL MAIL STEAMER Kingston, April 27, 1869. For Passage Tickets apply 'o|i:zer Bma.. (lnnn-in so... .. Kingston and Ottawa Route. VIE of the Stealinen of the above Lin leave Kingston for Toronto and HA: `ery afternoon (llnnday excepted) II HALF-PAST FIVE -nal; A1-- -~A CITY 7~1T6$'I7{"\'v:s, `)rv-n...-.._.. II` P1ERR13;P_0N';`_, ' --`_ " --7 Bunnowns, M43113, LL resume her trip: about {H5 7th in- stant, and will leave Kingston )AY at 3 P M , Tm-nvnu WATE 1>.'r0WN, THE UPPER cmx srmmzmx ROCHESTER. `BIU (of III J. OARRUTHERS 8 00., H ~ Freight Agents. 13\11;1;.R_EPoNT, SIELYDAI-"TRIP';..' If ' THE BTEAMER THE STEAMER Booku, V1..uu,T Hnndbilla, P-mxeiln In-in-than ;n.5u apply uu uuuru, O G. M. KINGBORN, 1:`--. -0 n..__|- u.,,, , " will leave Ftlifllr Iunn-9 4.--4--I-J\ Line will - Hunilton |f lI!nnnIn(I\ .- 14, 18f_39. ICEB- c. H. HATCH, of Steamers. .7.15 PM. _1l..l\JI\vJ." Kingston. as at cl. 1` -1-- n AVQIV ' ;x.;:epled). A\JLl Agent. .... V... .. ; urn ul(;IlWD!lI, being mined in U the very heart of the Lash WIIII Valley, Scranton, Pittston, and Wilkes best aelected tniuea, and is prepared with grab: care expressly for Family nae, Ind will lie screened and delivered in the but pouiblaoo}:- dition ` Beoi selected Soft Coal for gates eonumntiy on band, also Lehigh Lamp for Foundry IE0 and Bloeaburg for Blacksmiths. ' Terms Cash. Dalivgred in may put 6! nil: [ AunmeITE'coAL mm 0Ice-t.. Lawrence Whar Foot of J ohnson Street. _. .. ..... uu--uuiug uulucr OI ln Division in which the Voter residee and votes. The voting pap? will be opened by the Re- turning Olcers of the several Territorial Divisions, at two o clocl: PM , on the tiny above named, at the following pieces :- ` Western and St. Clair Division. . . .GhethaIn. ll _ Malahide and Tecumseh . . . . . . . . London. ` Saugeen and Brock . . . . . . . . Guelph. Gore and 'l!hamee . . . . . Woodltock. Erie and ,Niaga.m " . . . . . . Brnatford. Burlington and Home " . . . . . . Hglnilton. _ Midland and York .. . . . . . Toronto. King : and Queen : . . . . . . . Whitby. Newcastle and Trent . . . . . . Gobourg. Quinta end Cetenqnl " . . . . . . .Kinguton. Bsthorat end Rideen "` . . . . . . . . Oilswe. St. Lawrence and Eastern " . .x. . . . Brockville. The names of the Retcirninfeera will be "furnished on a. printed envelope to be encloeed to e registefed practitioner. H. STRANGE, 11.0., , Registrar of the Council. Jledicel Rezintratian (lhm 1 ' uegmnr llledicsl Registration (Jiee,} I Hamilton, April 15th, 1869. 5 11868. can. 1868. `VI city. The votes will be cast by voting papers, which will be sent from this oloa to each registered practitioner on the 20th day of May IIEIL These voting papers must be lled up uncoord- ing to instructions which will accompany them, and transmitted to the Returning Uioer of voting pap?rs by o..__:.. _` }1N2:1}~'a' IN 0001 NOTICE is hereby given, that the election of representatives in the Council of the Col- lego of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, for lhe twelve Ten-itoriAl*Divisions constituted by the Act Vic. 32, Cup. 45, (Statutes of Uggturio), WI be held on Tuesday, the 8th day of June next. ` 2 There will be no nominations. from thin nm... o. ....n. ___.--...-4. The lowest,` be accepted. Department of Public Work "Toronto, April 24, 1869. _ Ii uosxoxs nrsrmcr. A STONE LOCK, to'be constructed between Lakes Muskoka. and Rousseau. Plans md specications can be seen at this Department. Printed specications nd forms of tender sn be had on application to the Department, and at the above-named places, where the plans are Exhibited. ` A'l`,V YOUNG S' POINT. A STONE LOCK and CHANNEL, to be constructed at Clear Lake, north of Peter- borough. Plans and specications can be men at this Department, and at. the Court House, Peten-borough. 3 _._........ ...... Irv seen 55 um uepn.rlu.Ien!,1nd at the office of lean. Gnndry and Langley, Architects, J ondan nu-eat, Toronto. .- alvrl Illlulll. I Ac:_A"zIz1AaE HOUSE, STABLE8 OUT-BUILDINGS for the Lnw-rmu GOVERNORS unsrpnxpx. Plan: and a .s-o.'..-- _,L 1 u u M-.uun':s tuyzuu-E.'NOE. and cations can be seen at this Department,- Gn_ndr_y LI .. . :vuu.L1 LU. SUNDRY BRICKLAYERb" and STONE- CUTTERS WORK, to complete t1_`1e`WEST WING of the PROVINCIAL LUNATIC AISY- LUM. Also, Heating Pipes and A,ppa.rnIuI for both wings. Al; 3 House _for _(_3a|-etaker, smf A "my D.-........'__. nun , _ _. ..-...., ..c....u npes nna qppnrntul for Also, for Caretaker, new Pumping Engine at the Engine Honseon Plans and specications can be seen at this Department. ucu rulnplng Engine I the Lake Shore. ' 31 Department. ` f`,ADf)1ltrI nn..... October 21,1868. A DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION to be erected on the site known an the Spence Fsrm, ' east half of Lot 36 on the Sidney Road, floating- on the Bay of Quinta, near the west limits of the town. Plahs and specications can be seen at this Daparunent, and L: the Shire Hall, Belle- ville. UR Coal in Pure Lnqhwnnn, being ) the Lu-.h-.... v-u_.. _---guns A LUNATIC ASYLUM to 58 era site known as the Halo Farm,"`Lot 8 Con., on the Governor : Road, nan Plans and specications can beseen parunent, and at the City Hall, Loud AT BELLEVILLE. 5 1511. .--_ k /___._-y _DDiu to the under; partmenl, wnll be 1-eoeiv, SATURDAY, 15111 ` `For the construction of thei Works and Buildings :- T0 coNfbTnanA. , .- .. ..vn_a.L4 J. , LLIIIEUU AVE now on hand a very large and oh H selection of Flower Seeds, imported rect from reliable growers in England and ( many. Full Varieties of German Aston, C man Stocks, Frexich Double Balaams, Bu Peas, Mignohette, Phlox Drummondii, Zi: Elegans, J50. &c. "* `For particulars can our Catalogue 1869. ` May 4. SE(EB--MEl;6HA;:Ts,`d 47 PRINCESS STREET, 1: -'--r- A1'r'n Lxoo, I {topic in bond a 00, 9' u\JlI-LI brough An- _-u-- NIEW and elegant patterns in 8:! 1 Gold, Gold, Satin, Ground, Hntblq, kc ' HEATH& G3fN s A7 DnIn4--_ n4 - SEALED -'FEN?DERS . nil hixlfh 4.. IL- ,, '1 FLOWER sssns.` , ----- L. 4.1+ JUST RECEIVED AT. ` I rI1`I"T 1` ` ` ,` or any lender, will no; ngceasu-ily. JOHN OARLING, {YA-n-_: ----- -A `NO_'I:I_CE. LIAGE and 'ING8 LIEUTENANT- P3 RESIDENCE. upeci- Dem.:-Imam,-an or GREAT STOCK n- \A.\./-L` 417;Inc;ss Street. 1 Dsncnannllnl. putb! nuns swxr-Tr I cc-si KER AT TORONTO. r-hr.-1.5-.- . AT LONDON: , LU Luv unuerlgI._1eCl,r8t this De- , reoeigd until Nopn on `Air ---- ~ underg-:i'gnd,, ll be mmivnI'.....: uum UARLING, Commissioner. Vorka for Ontario. 389 um to us erected on the n 8 in the 13!, 1- . Rm": .....- -u-=-=-- OF inn :l;Ilay`no:K`I, theifollowing Public * choice er Seeds, imn.-...u...a .a: `.6 ._-un -II-II-I IJUI Ger- mble Sweet Drummongiii, Zinnia no o - pvllitullll. .. ..London. . on . . . . O1-mun ~ erected the I_.'1.nI R in cl... 1.. 5533} "-'?==':>3?:Ii "3? I Ger. ~ermnn A an". r1-_ , -v-- u my |I.l_U J.L_ ad, near-the`city. eseen at this De- ll, London. [`,'Kingst0n, d, It tl;in nim ! 17--- -~ - ....uvV W 11511:. ' publish I Raving! away. 3903101 |" for J- EFFECT OE ADVER'l`ISING.-It. it 4 gmuning at times to obI_ervo~ tho _. stores of the merchants who`-don t~a.dver- tine; to see th anxious r proprietor: 1603- ; EH8 into the streets and sea :1... ------I-- AM ---..... .. mu mercnants who`-don't ~ a.dvar- _ the proprietor: look- ing see the people go" by, wondering wh "they donft coma in,`? while the shores of, their-_ neighbour: who? do gdvertiae` are thronged with quntoqgerqn M , Some people will learn by obserrguiog, ` others will not.-.Daily Palladium, list `of luck notion: to be ant to thaPrinta K ____ r._,.,.,..... non sud thgoomidqgio-~= tion of the Petition: uggpiea of the Int and '1 Bi- ; Oioe. All Petition for Prints Bills Inuit be 5 ed within the first three main of the Scuba; GHARLEST. GJLLIOE, Clerk of tbeonso. _` Tomato, 25!]: Feb, 1869. . |1;g, mu puuucluon three coppers. u1nI. -.uu wuowlng nwlel oftho % Iembiy (which are published in tan in the Onhivia 7 Gazette), to gm .l_I0'1`IOE_ of their ippliution (clearly Ind dbiutla_Ipmt'ying and '` object) in the Gazette, sud ulna in 5 w Newspnpar pubi-ilhed In the Oooniy `or Union of GountieIIectm_1;luch noamhsu boeonannga in each one for I periodof at lean nixsndu`. during the mteriql of time batsmen thaclou cl: All n-.u2-__- - - `t_be next pr-eced_fng Benign and V`: ` lgd SINGLE COPIES of the D,u;.r .- Nnws may be had st the counter of the publication oice, Princess Itreec, prie `' coppers. uvv D1. .l.u.l!aD U1." '.l'Xl".E N been added to the Dnmr Nnwa Jon. Pnnrrme On-mm. Our two and Autonntic Piston I cry ennbieus I_;o turn out work i gpod style, v'vil'.h,qi:ck despatc n ntgzs. Inqu is solicited. _ Steam Prequel -' nnting Mnc.hin- . h, and at Pnumlla executed with names despatch at the Daily News oioe, Prinoup Street. ` ' " { ---vnrv .--- ARTIES intending to mike npplimn the Legislature of Outu-iota: Print. _B'xl-1| , are hereby notiad Ihnt they nu neqnind by-Mthq 51:: and following Rules oftho Legiuluin Aug ngmbly (which published in hm :. u.. n... .;-a 5 . uucununs 11510153. ` Custom kindly solicited, and promptly attended to. Wanted, 8,000 Bill For which the highgu nu paid. UT; 1' Hereby appoint! GEO. W. 03310)!` Agent. ; - The busineu will he conducted CASH principlea, And at the POSSIBLE PRICES. - Uumnm lrinal... ....::_:.- s A- - -`V you ran IIAIIIPAOTIII or N - _% _ % _ A H um; and strongA}%_s, PORTER; *' _,_ unnmu ruwum" hu mot'wil.h us Introduction here warrants an uemuod,-de- 3` , V . annfappr V tux-er : prices from Messrs J . GARRUTHE `U Go.,Wholeua|e Grocers, 0ntari_o'Stru;et;`i. ` ` ` * . W. 71`. 11- your man the hen PuWDEB. ask for aAnnn1nn i,, _. March 20. Kin gston, February, _____.___ __;._____._. [AVE talien the FIRST PRIZE for eight H successive yours, and are allowed to he the best in the Dominion. Vllheee celebrated law I attuments can be had a._z.the1oweat price: fnon `I'D :-----~ EW STYLES 9? TYPE hnan len In I-Ina `I'\.-'.._ 11'. tr ML 1867. -be mitten`! hnmdh tai- ly, otherwise they will be 5 put in luit. T_ patronage of Duh PRIvAT:_11TiJ.s; 4 yr mm remnrknblesncceia which uGA,ns,nN1m's` % . BAKING POWDER name: with lined uinlroduction warrants ineneuod;-dc- 3 Ind. It can be obtninnd rm... ;.....- -:<-LA 1 March 9. Dealer In Boots and shoes. No. 36 mum street, Kingston. M nnsmts ....... .......m- - - A SPECIAL AND IIIPGBTAN Hm 1'0 msn cUs'l`0lEB8.. `HE Subscriber Inning an-mogul for carry-J A 1` _ ingonthobulimuoflbo . . FIIONTBNAC 'BIBWBI`vI "V-"W ` ror. -nu inane-rnrop N 0 T 1 CE. `%"%"7. _ JAN Kingston, 22nd January, 1868. . [AVE nnnnn-p:-_ _, , SINGLE the NEW! mg: '11: hurl of {Ian 4...... iIl.[I OF ' - ' _ .*=_;r.;w Bllllioll B:I1fley,'; i re market price will A. LIVINGSTON, ` ` Prim-.eIs Sn-edit ebrnary. 1869. NUMBER` 186; yr Sole i. noumn, PRINCESS %s.'r:, Qnln A --A--` "* F.-nman-ran um. %- , -~--nu.-nan! &J_Ll'V .1 : Agent for Kinksion on nut:-ictil r_....au I (WW1 away. Srndfor I1 5. NEW SABBAYH Juli. "Tu Goull rm. Author of "TM -- The New Shining "Tho SacndLu|,",. > will nd : In~"`- \v"lU mo, 13:: . ` |PQnnn two s-r/nu: hill. Ill. UKIKTI 11' j fnfarod. Watt II lff` 5' RICE LATCH no` A n for Ilfflh Eb) W Ho. 43 ! :- LB U.\'RiVLLLlD-II * NITURI you 1- m1nuDUcID,uM ;'&...1;... 5..--- =- - faurtu U I due {out again I ' pxeaentali 1 S_umuer may n,-- contempt: ncan npmnou on p: "`3_|l0t; but be (In.-5 V _ 11 Government. 5 speech mad). as Vpa; lgrequ rlmtricisn _ h'e `. . "tmeunn ludiencc oil buch discussivnls "Ltfwh E 9..., . ' 7` we may recknn {T1 .u:cnrd.ing.: to Mr 812 limit. amount In lieu! It Necs, Hap '. zu .` "~ gamut in Indium lb. (- - ' .. nucuucs un(1' Shall we talu- usui 2` .. u Iucn.-Iy as at of `ch result. 'I`l.u-y l'(!istr:(;ii.)ns Inn! to settle le. for certain I-- : uz-y advancing XVIII. 15' I van, And as Mr Sn . (`IV When \T . an fut]. __ Tnnf '.mcreI us. . Iind L' -21- Mr we report 111 without any spec Alabunn claims. gt-::er_alI_v s.....-`.. -- 3;-due: ~- --- ---... -u...-J .._ v. .---- Au western peper he: established e depart ment of Betzotheln," whereupon the Leaven- Worth Bulletin euggeue the: as department of "F'lirletione" should be introduced, the publiol-` tion of which he heretofore been monopolized by sewing socieliel, quilting partiee, love fouls, Picnics end clunbekee. In eeuther weetern `Piper, in the department neully devoted to "Birtin, e ne boy wee introduced under tLe bending of Fire l The: boy is bound to make I `blue in the world. ' _, _ ____ _, ____,_ A citizen of Cincinnati missed a. package of 10 $100 Treasury notes which ho hsd dcpoaited for afe keeping under the carpet of one of the V bedrooms of his house. Afurdaya since he noticed his little girl of four years drawing sundry slips of oil silk and groan paper from the alomnch and breast of: big doll, and was soon [in possession of green pnpor onough to {mate together into $800. Only $200 of the original amount had been destroyed or lost. A _ .... __ , ,--,u..o,;_x - .I-_-_n A grindstone which was sent to England in I tale of cotton has come back to the olc_i plants- lion in u cask of sugar. A -:.!-__ 511- , J _ __.l__.__ -1 A mineral spring, conuining an extraordi- nary quantity of iodine, has been discovered at \ Focnsset,'Mus. Iwu uuuuu.!.- , We see nothing that can be more wisely done ! at present than to let the ole matter drop- take its place among 1 things of the past, which cannot -be reverted or remedied, and which no amount otdiscuuion can make any better. When we actually get ready for war with England, this may serve lo_awell1ha tide of naliun.l holliliry out of which such at war may grow. But for that result we can afford to Iuit-ns we Inna! Wlil--!I good whtle longer. ` ML-nntitne the wisest thing the Government can do is probably to instruct It Motley to do noth- ing, and to do as liulo on possible. We presume the uisdotn of "the Administration will dictate this disposition of the cue: ' vvunc Iuc KHUSI. ul ll cnauce I03! we C0610 omam ' it, fol!owed by the payment of nclual losses from the depredalionu of English-built Confederate privateers, make the matter any better, or re- store kindly faflings between the people of lhe | live nalions.- | ny_ __, 3 - .1 . ` a ' ' ` _ .-..-u-:5 uvt - :, Urganshillitld Every on tho $1 or sun I ol'uh.. Sud Ellgirc full posed-n _ up`il bottles at Sl dfrzcn ll ! ordeal II prepaid by 33??`- ory and Agetciu