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-- . Stomach and Bowels, Dysentery, and | f---- / L XIMPUDENT ROBBERY, About a week ago, a lady, who is a strager in the sity went to ah ' exechange office and had $25 mn silver changed for bills, She enclosed them in a letter, and asked the exchange broker to direct the letter for her. He did so, and she went on with the letter in her hand. As she was crossing the Sappers' bridge, a man sprang over the stone fence, snatched the letter from her , and before she could recover her surpriee, the thief was out of sight. As it was a dark, night, she did not swe the man distinctly enough to give a description ol him to the police ; and, thinking it a hopeless case, she returned home and give up all hopes of ever recovering her money. -- Oltawa Post. et -- Tue Huxors or Tyrosrapny.-- Daring the Mexican war, one of the newspapers hurriedly announced an important item of news from mexico, that General Pillow and 37 of'his men had been lost in a bottle (battle). Some other papers mformed the public, not long ago, that a man, in a brown surtout, was yesterday brought before the Court cn a charge of stealing a smull ox (box) froma lady's work-bag. The siplen property was found in his waistcoat-pocket. A rat (raft), says another paper, desceding athe river, came 1n contact with a steamboat, aud £0 serious was the jury to the boat, that great exertions wero necessary 10 save it. A colemporary once stated that the Russian General Backmoflknowsky was found dead with a long word (sword) in his mouth. [It was, perhaps, the same paper that, in giving a description of a battle be tween the Poles and the Russians, said that the conflict was dreadful, and that the enemy was repulsed with great laughter (slaughter). Again, a gentleman was recently brought up to answer the charge of having eaten (beaten) a stage-driver for demanding more than his fare, Te ---- ----eeee WANTS HANGING OR SOMETHING EQUIVLENT, The Chicago Rewiew, in alluding to a recent bank fiilure in that city, says: ¢ Somebody needs hanging, as there 1s no law to do it, the sooner one is passed the better for all concerned. Last week a ¢ banker? in this city swindled the public out of $50,000, and it turns vut that he com- menced business without a "single cent of capital. Had he been a poor vagrant, without money enough to purchase a dinner, and had stolen a five dollar bill, he would now be immersed ina filthy cell, previous 10 going to a penitentiary ; but the ¢ banker' lies safely in a $25,000 house, and whenever he is asked what he id with the money he stdle, he replies, ¢ Don't ask me any ques- tions, you will see to it that those gentle- men who wear fine broadeloth, rent mag- nificent offices, place over them the word ¢ bank," and commence business with no other capital than brass and impudence, will héreafler get their deserts.' A little fellow, not more than five years of age, hearing some gentleman, at his father's table, discussing the familiar line, ¢ An honest man's the noblest work of God.' said he knew it wasu't true : his mother was better than any man that was ever made. Furniture Warerooms A WanH., PARK, » : Cabinet Maker & Undertaker PRINCE ALBERT. AS now on hand a large and compete assortment of Cabinet Furniture, which he is selling Cheap. The Stock consists of Chairs, Bedsteads, Sofas, Bureaus, Cap- boards, Stands, Dining and Centre Tables, of newest styles. Every article of House- hold Furniture made 10 order by first class workmen, and warranted. All repairing promptly attended. ig 05 A large Stock of COFFINS, and COFFIN TRIMMINGS of every description kept constantly on hand and for sale. Directions relating to funerals will be promptly forwarded to the Cemetery without charge. All orders in this branch of his business will receive prompt and faithful ion, at very ble ch 4 A Hearse furnished when required. © 07 The highest price paid in CASH for Butternut Lumber. W. H. PARK, Sign of the Red White and Blue, Prince Albeit, Sept. 5, 1866. ' . 35 NEW ARRANGEMENTS! "NOW IS THE TIME TO. PURCHASE "fruit Trees ! Fruit Trees! Ornamental Trées, Grape Vines, Shrubs, Roses, Strawberries, Hedge Plants, &ec. HAVING YET ON HAND OVER $7,000 OF MORSERY PROBOCTIONS I I WILL SELL THEM FOR THE IF YOU 00d EH St BL a ™ COME TQ +4 . AH io ts ' [] i 9 Id atk itis a Ne. 1, Tinker's Terrace, Prince Albert, where you can have your choice from the largest and best Stock of Cooking, Parlor, and i Box Staves in the County. STOVEPIPES,EAVE TROUGHS TIN and JAPAN WARE, of every description, FOR SALE BY i A. E. MCCAW. (= Particular attention paid to all kinds of Jobbing. Prince Albert, April. 19, 1866. i 1 - » particularly, to be call at the nd i ling purch o Bargains, before they ONTARIO CARRIAGE FACTORY Where they can see GENUINE CARRIAGES, WAGONS, and BUGGIES, &e. made of the best material, and by men that understand the business. As all the various parts of the work are made on the premises and under my own supertendance, I can I HEREBY notify the public lly a cautious with whom they conclud warrant every article lo give entire satisfaction. Carriages and Wagons repaired and painted. PAINTING done for the trade. - HORSE SHOEING and General Jobbing done with neatness and despatch. int' i e. Agent for Flint's Revolving Horse Bake. ibe EMANEY. Prince Albert, Apnl 4, 1866. : 1 LOWEST LIVING PROFITS Y TREES are well grown, stout bodied and healthy, and are giving g Satie «. M faction throughout this Province, and when the selection 1s left to me, 1 will goar- antee their success. The fruit grown in the Toronto Nurseries is- indisputably the best iu the Province of Canada. 1 would call particular attention to' the fact that mince the establishment of . Provincial Exhibitions, I have not failed to carry off the First Prize vor Tie Best Dispray or Frurt,-- except in one instance, and that jeer I did not exhibit. And in the case of the last exhibition in Hamilton, mn the Fai 1 of 1864, my productions were considered of so superior a nature, that the judges in addition to the First Prize awarded them a DirLoma. Mr, Thos, Guy, Mr, Morris, Mr. Golden, Mr. White, Mr: C. C. Kellett, Mr, Card, and Mr. Pringle Are now soliciting orders in this and adjoining Counties, and with much pleasure I can confidently recommend them to my numerous patrons and the public geaerally, All orders sent to the subscriber will be punclually attended to. J. H. BE. HQGG, Wholesale and Retail Agent, . TORONTO NURSERIES, Box 75, Port Perry, C. W. Port Perry, Aug. 15, 1866. 82 _ A citizen or New Hartford tells that the first time he attended church, he, a litle four year old, was seated in a pew. Upon li:coming home he usked what he did in church, when he replied, «1 went into" a cupboard, and took a seat on the shelf,' ee -- The daughter of a distinguished French official invited a young American to ride in the Bois de Boulogne. A gentleman in a very plain equipage recognizing the coat of arms of the carriage, bowed very gracefuily, The young lady confused and indignant turned to her companion and said, ¢Did You see that impudent man bow to me ?' ¢ Ob, yes, that was the Emperor I' ---------- Large fights of locusts have been visit- me several places in the northern provinces of India, and in some instances have com- mitted serious devastation. ------ A new practice 1s in vouge among the fa- shioiables of both" sexes in Paris. They spend from four to five hours in the water of bath establishments, playing games of dominoes, chess, singing, and also in flir- tation, Strayed Sheep ! Te Subscriber had six Sheep (4 wethers and 2 Ewes,) strayed from his pasture field-- near Borelia about three weeks ago. 4 Parties finding them or giving information where they can be found to the Subscriber, or at the office of this journal will be suitably reward- ed, CLARK CRANDELL. Borelia, 10th Oct.. 1866. 5 4 0 NUMETHING NEW Photographs $2 per doz. McKENZIE'S GALLERY ! Gallery over J, & W. Cowan's Store. H. McKENZIE. Piince Albert, Sept. 26, 1866. 28 TT 2D [4 Al HENRY GRIST, Departmental; PARLIAMENTARY, i AND i PATENT AGENT, OTTAWA, Transacts business with the Crown Lands and other Seernmentul Departments; Takes out ns by Letters Patent; Drafts and 'akes charge of Private Bills during the Session, tc., for parties residing elsewhere. By REFERENCES: ' FOR Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cramp in the «all Bowel Complaints so prevalent . at this season of the year. LE Ty . u ve a bottle on' -- * Price 124 and 25 cents per Bottle, R. WILSON, DRUGECIST, OPPOSITE SCOTT'S HOTEL, PRINCE ALBERT! EALER in Drugs, Patent Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Trusses, Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes, Combs, Sponges, and Soaps, 2 : Special attention given to the preparation and dispensipg of Physicians prescriptions. Prince Albeit, August 22, 1866. PRINCE ALBERT CARRIAGE FACTORY. FPYHE subscriber at the nt of the § Campaign, begs to inform the public that having taker especial pains in securing the.best material the country affords, and having had some 27 years experience in the business, he is prepared tv % supply superior 9 . Wagons,Carriages& Implements AT SHORT NOTICE AND REASONABLE PRICES. Parties in want of anything in his line may rely on getting a handsome and substantial article, the contemptible and childish hint at counterfeiters by a jealous rival, to the contrary notwithstanding. | Particular attention paid to Horse Shoeing, and General Jobbing. GEORGE WHITE. Prince Albert, April 18, 1866. "M. 0. DONOVAN, Carriage ZF Maker ! rw Qe A, ey NEAR THE TOWN HALL, BROCE STREET, WHITBY I fo Sl dl GOOD assortment of Buggies constantly on hand made from best material. Work . made 10 order with neatness and dispaich. Particular attention paid to repairing. "BORELIA CABINET WAREROOMS -- HE Subscriber is still working at his old place of business, manufacturing every- T thing in the CABINET LINE, such as Sofas, Centre, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Cupboards, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, &e. (= House and Sign Painting and Paper Hanging done on the shortest notice. (= A choice lot of STEEL ENGRAVINGS for Sale and Framed to order. Special Notice. A number of COFFINS of all sizes, ready- made--eztra finish. y ] JF Parties living in the villages; getting work done at my shop, will be furnished the Hearse free of charge. . T0 UNDERTAKERS.--Hearse to hire. ALSO, AGENT FOR TOMB STONES, (5 Good Lumber and Produce taken in exchange for work. Borelia, June 20, 1865. THE OLD STAND FOR EVER. FPYHE Subscriber takes this method of returning thanks to his numerons customers for their libeial patronage for the past NIX YEARS, and begs to intimate that he is constantly prepared to furnish them with Wagons and Buggies! And that he is now preparing FIFTY Sets of his PREMIUM IRON § WOQD SEED HAR- ROWS made in the latest improved Scotch styles. . i i Parties desiring to purchase would do well to call and inspect his Stock before purchasing else- where. Having bought his Stock for Cush, he is determined not to be undersold by any other manufacturer in the County. WM. STEFT, try JOHN NOTT. 11 Work Warranted. Mauchester, April 10, 1866. A. BARRETT'S PHOTOGRAPH ROOKS | BNG-8%., OSHAWA. Photographs $$ per dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed. Copying done reasonable. Osnawa, Jan. 10, 1866. WM. D -- HECKER, VICTORIA Sewing Machine. AGENTS_WANTED ! $10 to $15 per day. A oTIvE Agents wanted to canvass and sell fii LUAEIV FONINd IFE-LIKE PICTURES taken in all kinds of | weather, at 4 J. A. CLARK'S PHOTOGRAPH CAR, UXBRIDGE. subscriber is prepared to Ereote, in the The 20th, best style, Ph Am w es Cat FV ent lt kinds 1, A : FOR THE - County of Ontario. ew seeennirs SED Bt, 1866. " 3rd, " rasan PRACTIAL WATCHMAKER £3 & JEWELER | FL rn 2 Jr, te Vir ls, te WATCHES, CLOCKS .& JEWELRY. As ap vat hmalk E Ho defies o tio mud will wajoan} all work executed by him. IF He will not be responsible for any worl n his possession over one year. Remember the ry the-Victoria Block, nearly under the " Observer" _ Prince Albert, Dec. 5, 1865. ¢ J. P. JOHNSTON, ice. i! 48 HARRISON MAW, & SONS, aie Builders and CONTRA OCTORS SET IRE Me ments. Parties Brick or Store, and finish off in the lajest styles, with all the most modern improve- W. 'A. TOMLINSON, Manufacturer, Prixge ALBERT. Whitby, Aug 15, 1866, of pictures " Kiowa to ar, west of 41 AtherlYispniiis "3h 4 |i oustombrs, Piotaren copes aud phot Z. BURNHAM, |zraphed, or enlarged to any sine deren © Judge C. 0 1A CLARK. Uxbridge, Oct. 11, 1865, requiring good work dane will do well (o call, (FPlans and Speoifica tions made to order. z Port Perry, Dec. 20, 1865 s 50-1y Ei ERE Ia asa 'south A Gordons eparcd ubli Nr Wagons,Carriages,8.c. AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Constantly on hand 8 large supply of those ex- n Revolving Horse Rakes ! Such as manufactured last year. Good Sheds on the premises under which to tore Carriages, &c., while under repairs. JAMES PARKIN. Manchester, April 18, 1866. STOVES! CALL AT THE BROOKLIN STOVE TIN SHOP! W HERE you will find a large assort- ment of COOKING, . ~ 0X, AND PARLOR STOVES, DUMD STOVES, STOVE PIPES, ELBOWS, TIN, PRESSED, AND JAPANNED WARE, PRESERVING KETTLES, SAD IRONS, SHEET ZINC Together with a variety of other articles in the house furnishing line too numerous to mention. All ot which will be sold at the lowest living prices. # (03> Particular attention paid to repairing, lining old ovens, &e. Washing Machines re-zinced and made as good as new. Remember the Stand-- directly opposite the. Globe Hotel: o THOS, ROBSON. Brooklin, Dec. 20, 1865. i . 50 Farm for Sale! [OR Sale by private contract, the rear half of Lots No. 13 and 14, in the lst concession of the TOWNSHIP OF MARIPOS,. There are about 75 acres cleared on Lot 13, and about 60 acres on Lot 14. The stumps that remain could easily be removed as the most of it has been cleared six or seven years. The land is equal to the best in the township, and from which there isa beautiful view of Lake Scugog. . For further patticulars inquire (if by letter post-paid,) of THOS. SPEIGHT, Sr., Markham. . or M. G. 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PT Silver The highest premium ever given Jor a Hoop Skirt. a our new and beautiful Victoria Family The Steel §, Tis are wound with a fine Sewing Machines. Price only $15. The great- 5 plated wire (in p of a cotton Sovering) est invention on a new principle, is the most which will not wear off or become soiled, simple, and warranted for three being the WwW A T C H M K E R the whole Siz may be washed without injury or K only first class cheap machine ever introduced oY 9 | fear of rusting, and will be as good as new. i Sarah Bo 3% bE bia 1 ur AN. wa A > a! wey uy the Soa Jou pte » Sortainty } Cal \ : . 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IF" Sold by Druggists and Country Store koupors, es Pamir fipc#h Dr. JOHN RADWAY & CO, B78, Bt, Paul Street, Montrexf, And at No. 87, Maiden Laue, New-York. Agents. A rtd Drogeish and 1. G. ay . Wins Building Lot for Sale, -- ete VALUABLE Building Lot he- Toi weds bay of the flourishing village of Prince tween J. Wright's Shoe A Purk's Foraituns Sia ing wy 'which he | Abe _ For terms enquire of WM. SCOTT, Victoria ' Hatak