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Id 'tew, " tura.ar" - 5" Orr-l mm-‘W-“w’ "ttMr. d“. ‘W {a no - m _-------- "iiiriur, a unweocx. Amt-nor Ltptli; ShhnMs-m-Clmry. Convey-neon .4 ”in Pablie, Cunt at sum: ef, York- ii. ' in. final-mummy “on. an. A-e, Aug. I. was £0.35“ CA.“I‘,V W“”" _ s 1-,- .- STA w A HOUSE. ’uonm' r. a cums. Banister-n; BrG7i. V osee--.tgorpove" Basin-p, L-a-qt. on." _ "0330.. Alto. nay-ab Law. W- " “may. Conny-nor. Ae . Sun-oa- & “to. I'm». MRI-p: Mn. 55, , .m- IIA‘TOCK. Mantra-Luv. Soli- . “simulate”. Canynuor. Notary had Pttrttt Riga: Solie'ur-r. o.eo--rttet -mAinL Ellis-sued. 08a... - ”at! [CKWICK HOKSE, “new may chi-Io] rm tre am “I - 1“” LOW“. ”adj-r - you.“ m Jun-w. Ihm. Palm M. 01.0. .Ios 'M"?BIR. . ' 1'e,',di,',"ffiY,'ali'.'Ni ho q..t-igrsod. arson, . r u t It... up to may " m “a 'tF-ttr" that. In loud the “on “ u to. well ,hrlilhod. and will bo ltSfc2Nrttt, 1505::qu and“ ghoie-t brands of [3:00. It. I“. 'mutsod via the but aunt - 8 and learn. attendant. m. , 030M! nuns. mum ”or: “I“ ‘W A.."-""""-""-"-"'" tV , sue-nothsmn. -i.LE,i.t'Lee.eL-er-.p"-'t-rft-el,'-1-t, In . Avg-O. 0mm. Jan emu-.‘ Elio1t1Mt on": " :IIAILI, l- _ um Inn-tum." W. "be.“ “Inh- I . . Chm to. cum Isl-u. Wu c. W. may... no . mun HOTEL. "’ ' nun- may". 3&0”).an - Pl, JOMN om ts-o-bee-tyr-de'; "" VILLIAX ANNAIL!.___ In. IOCIE. OTTAWA- that“! no a rim-cum MOTBL. "go-r-h-r-ttrt- mndete -,-ttu-1mtrretrr'sdy" L Hopi-vilbqanlhu-dm of )hin and Piueoof Wuhan. Trsasst.--- In.” . M I: n mar-cm uvm Math-m. I, “tumult... ACIDS” BLOCK- .. Rid- - a-. b _ P. O’IIAIL'MM VUL. 111. Ilia, DEPOT, Mugabe-sunny)...” 31ml Ems. 03““4'9 Bette. "ortt'. D R. LEAVENS, thus alums, "ALL Lam, D.“Ad Mich,- Som" J iered 93".: SH! N' FOR I'I’SELF! AMWI an Salons. ISO HEW.” H. mm All khan-bout; than hut. for tho 1’”- ..e, “an, nu my“: c'il'lt,11'fpi'tlrk14'illli; le, izvuuozguoududu; Att W” "SUN 3033“,” r. N. Ir. I’d-gull u; Law. Solicitor duo-o! 1.13m. "rom psi-him. w iemNitr new. it rod-ind. ID'", a. A. IICKI'I"! Donal 'toe-AY- I Mm". d1reetty on»... So. Mr, spnrktestroot, nun-m D',", r. LICK"), Phys Aeermeheer. ottieo-Hw met. - F“ F“. . "on“ ."- -v â€"â€"v~~â€" my mud. irrtei..ef..: 17-100; Candy's Din-focus. HIM. _ Main a." Ilene-or. tailor. wattage?» an: and... N." and Tooth Bra-bu. _ Dragging and Fin. Cuba. A coup!“ their of Toilet Articles. Drugs. Che-huh. Pntent Modicilu, Drunk“ Sundries. ”It. o. C. WOOD. Physical). Sung-on 3nd Amt. Wits. Day ole. writ. ml Ryan's. s haunt, Conn own do. a is ',dilltiT, Huh-mod. cum Ton Cucus Cum. ,rithemt tho an of the knifg. by s not, bat yeah. woody. and a“ Bud's Farm“: Food. - mm Pee-wow; late . to “his? Pom-mu. Dr. Bonn" Toilet “myth. Nani and )‘uiu'l W- Yardloy'n “an: Bap. ' - _ [Li-ad's " Dag-u " 30-th Mus who. __ orretur--BW_e. D coho d co.. Patent Agents. SQiciton. . do. Dr-rings, swim Idol...“ alt other but“ “I connection with tho {crooning all.“ PM a! Incoming, would“ at the aT, 7'8th - 5:313} in} but. it Auction or tgdfl' all. pro-pd: M " consign- Inu mind lad iimudie.aet.iet till u iii: Imcxnnnuv, Auodon noon- q No 36, ttid-tttel. teler Frrttltf,tt: "et;tstcss Ixsrau'nnxrs: I A anti IUSIC. noon. ho., l t amalgam-s, aha-calf: " " ' Dimming-Chi“ tr new "e1.t)ffttttt1t, THE MEDICAL HALL, PM to moving to thetr In 'tor-r-ies can. cl 01-pin“... an to has. Buick hnhmwmwl Iret v " may a. mucous: at as nu. can. on a. wind "is. " V - gnaw“ on all pantsu- of sun MUSIC of " I DOLLAR sud ovum u - B'CIIVID 'an Benn, Dru-in; can... in Bounced. Walnut ad Pupior lump; Emu and um Or I“, You. aa., a... to be “and cum 000g r V ‘1 "aarci'ii1ii'dtit __ £00de 537, Km}: nag since, Yeti-moot. Ottawa, October a. nun. MIP"""'" 'th.'.""" A Implos. - niirWind and, on: and, William.“ Toronto. mir, in ooied for “but I"?! nouns can. tomt .65)." ash-(oh: at?» unid- at Muddy uln._ A Add". " ," Tull 0... or p. post. _ iu Luann. Phylum. Surgeon and Aeomreheur. oitieo-1bmtoet'tr Block,8puh- I38. 811‘!!! invi mind In new 51,100 of FALL BA” t Minis. wlll to - to no be: old Mood. sud ti. public tgtt,.'t,"k Gent's Pd'.'?'"""" dyed maneuver the but I, . . N.B.--XU but (alimhlo Kaila a! Cod! undo to oedee, Con» of But “a AIM”. ‘ - lo. 80tttf i. a. A. DECKS". Suraon Milt. Donal 'to-o- loom. do a Son'- atom. Aoetiy apps... the Bug.“ Bonn Pe on... “mm“. Mn: mltu. w,' IlullOl, an; Artttsiuet,Etgin . ”on: tho You Ole:- 'rariinirtrs-) Aunt, h, Ari-ma. I. w. a. auxin ConnofKonc "a Wynn“ m. Ottawa. 43nd ll - 'tru. " “n " ' Sign '1“.de hrs, " Spun-u. In... October O. 186". MN LA... Br-ttA' f in n. lAI'l'll, Dam. on»- uou-M our - 0“:qu £3035, O'C“T"‘.g VIOLIII, 'LU'I'II, m oe"A1l"tAIlMt - IUIIC it an; rues, at P -ikTiiaii-.r--ouue. l 0...: 11m m. You: emu, mg! DIICOUI'I' or " Pl‘ Cll'l'o 0716'. 311130 DIIKI, Ethical Ems. 3llisttllottts. gnqgists. ituaiGdi "Vim. tu. ii, edt,','"" . uh.) I -1... tii"%tfi'tff, k FOR ALL SIGHTS. Optical Instruments. [botto- u-n-go .... may Apr W. M. was“. A’l ALIUII, om a 303's. Sign of the Golda Lyn. can t some. - Egg of, the Gel“ Lyn. " in the Peset OSos, qPPo. "I-om Isaiah {huh-d Food. OIMI & son's. In)! . V . 'rl'I'1'G', No. Tnhial Towels. CHI & 80108. Wont-mat. 836.3338] (Hut! ss, “use am ""-s"'"""" -"""'M --_'_e_V -- -___ open!" enexhnelve end well re‘Ileled Auction Hell in an city: from muse-eel! nude with none of the Furniture MUuNtstori" ot Western Ontario, n tar, e end well selected “on! of new Inmlture will bemused; on hen}. . . . . Public Sn]?! will be held from lunchtime, of which we notice will be given, and at wht .h pur- lies r airing to (unlit: will but“ "trf,"ffht,', of 'A'S2lli " unusually low am. he Mutt ll 30' o n with n lug. 'took of now anlturo.u toll u Enos, “manhunt. at., ao., consign“ tor "In. V The Inbceribor would nloo intiunlo that ho u the Solo Agent for on“. summon for tho - " up”. Wobbor & 00.'l bratod grand dtrawa. In "t-rit- [caudally manual to the in- Immun- ot on". and "mulls; country that New“ ,ett1ttr,ut1tAt P,t eyeet . iii} In tumor: to the I“. John C. Pot. of King-Ion. and the lunar! of his null-n: Puma. rm ugh)“; 019011.009 ux1P."tere, FIJI“, nnd Now York, ther no univoroolly odlnmod to be tho but Piono Mnnnfnmron on an. oontinont. Tho nigh ropntntlon of the {minimum made by “no foe tho put ton - nud the moron-in; domond for them lb tho now Dominion. pron their Vol" ouporior quality, and univoroolly ooknow- [up titerit. . ho Pinon, on welt " the Furnituro In the mums-um. will ho ooh! oithor imprints ulo or motion. . _ no would an mouneo that ho ll propnrod to mom hot-notion: from poncho loving houohold {uranium “Mono." tool “no.” dio- W, of. and plodgoo Ilium" am Main: will to on undono by him to (in nomination. in honor; in; tho can: eonndod to him. Bo hono- that by strict lunatic " tho ulooonmutod to hinonro. " roll no ba'.","."-,',', amour nu immodiololy mu, to 5mm, _ no of public Enron-”go. L . Hum, Lulu no Gun“. Annex, T OFFICE AN " SA LE ROOMS, [IGLII' Nor ma.nmi.8uulx-n.. Pinon. COMMISSION SALE. ROOMS, B. will tre in hi.r iiiiG'ira; T in Us. morning until 7 in the ovuing.whon ho ttBet no plain who wish to mung. about. unit “In. Consignment.- trom I dis . will In" immediate, “union. Cub “vane“, ,rheet.reqrtiTd, will be nude on eoataigttrrmtt' for immediate" “lo. q All kind- ot mum bought. sold or exchanged. ir.TCsar/isii,UGGidr" Queue Bail. on". Robert [40:11”. M P P. . A slam young an Inna to at u (running spa: ropnunt " 0.0213}. Sgt,) n -‘Fho subset-Km be; to inform their canon-u sad tho public goo-nil] that thy In." removed to than. npcdau pusho- le‘oooupiod " M. - -. . . n,,,| n_-1_ __J _L-.. -t" L- E."f'iiirGilT, "iGriFiiGyr/kia who." wil'l he cud conumuy on had the following good: l 2,000 Cows or Goon FlnlWoOD, ”1.00.000 mud SHIN 01.33. Viola-do sud 'ight/r.'.',",'.,'.".'; ' Good- raw-m4 with dup bounc- on". Iru-trtat M [Medina m by no but: Kory Assn, and an. bag... . a Sdlm Taken at Par. ‘a WI. B. 358103 a co., Ramadan and Conan-tn- lacuna. 8Ut Gun! Basin" (ttite Huh; Ind. tho l"' . Inn-mu. In. MIR-tho Bblop of Kiupton, I... Mr J A. luau-dd, In. B. L. who B, In. aun. Capital. P I 0. B. W. Boon, log P P, In!" Study. . M P C In. W. stun“. M. I P P, Punch H. Burton. Big. M P Jnmq‘O’Biglly. Wet, Q C, ' ' Duos” wml rm: Gosutsuorrs'r, Are not 11:0me to - ' Ottawa, October 16, .Ro WM int-ttr-tether. my will At “to a glove, ad on“! fail Bert. Br all. - lav-nun STOVIPIPEB any be (M into oatth other with tho ttroatest OI... ad “at. will be . _ a they tmtttttt an apart of their on sword. The ignition (W) in 31.1». Ind and“. that M attulohst " "ttlt Old olthoplpnublu two ofthe. to bunched When.“ the " bead " 'dtietnait, pm Mr -ation. amrrraluretttiean togethernrtth the - pedttkrt a! I reastiqed “with. Tiny will be sold at the low priee at W""""", . A ' I I ' IIOVII PIPE. Commission Merchants. _ The underlined having bought the Quintin right for the City or0ttawa uni County of Carl.- tem, iron my. K. RWD, mpoetmuy‘ mm. the public to all and cumin them, pain; fully por- undod that att who no then will hm. will] "rotherhind. - _ --_-___ OTTAWA AGENCY, lem-ms"""' BUILDING, _ " Spun-It. up not: respectfully to In!“ an puma that hi“ cabin-cod - . FLOUR, MUFFINS AND CRUMPITS P03 SBR annoy. V . sad to, on beahee obtained ”I "or, dar. . ___ ___ _s_8ilttC.... To 1m. .--T1te 'tr,ttl column In Donahue! 2.8Sttt.' Usual” In"! wavy”. t, I. My .- -i' -___ " j. 333x130 may . Autumn: and was.” Haw-dad, 'Mr not». bud and Gourd Anne. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE :counnv OMINIO.‘ AUCTIOI HART. [IOWA]..- W. Nonnu‘s, Mrrrcat,rB-srir. in: ATLAK’I'IC EVERY DESCRIPTION OYAL CANADIAN BANK- FIFTEEN CENTS PER LENGTH. W" fl“ c, P. Danton. ' " Spun-IL, one“. mm m noun mun. October u. tm.hn IGLIII .0!!! HOUSE. suntan) anrnuwvnl NO NEED or' WIRING UP, COLOUR” " D PLAIN, COLOURID AND PLAIN, COLOUR” AND PLAUr, PORK, G. BARTLETT agent-us. um 03 an o, 0 IT M EAL, hc. M. P. min. um, " J. P. BOULTOX, _ Agent. 873tf In the OTTAWA, ERIDAY, OCTOBER BO, 1568. And/ram Terra d? la Frontera, u Ship Maria "tao, from Cognac, " Ship Greek, DAR! AND PALE BgANDYg hm to nun you: old, . very ”prior "Hold for Indiana! puma-u. Inn-mud pure. John Mupyert Bon-old 'nd "table. The than "prior Liquors will be told u tho very love-CNN. prion, at! no wall worthy of motion from parties "(pairing the lib for" lum- mor nu. WET Illllhllll1tllllllt " First prise, extra "portitto. in 1 ttt ad i lit pso- "go, " ' THOR. PATTERSON'S. 1,000 1,000 1,000 Ottawa, Octobcr 6, $63.; Likorue,frum Rotterdam, a Ship farharranta, Ex Ship " St. SHERRY “'INE. _ Very. very pale, luporior article, {or table an. P"' PORT Willi, no ritttssgs of 1858, .unrlvallod for “all, m; P"""" LINGNFIIH, LOCHFINE HIRBINGS, MI entail, a (htdmljipNliiiiimllis MONTBEAL WAREHOUSE 50 GO LIQUOR-8. - ISIAH HADDIII t no lob-m»: would culled tho mutton of Islam. nad 'ttte" to in u, And all” um Whit“. 'w' PORTS, 83338138, BBANDIIB, GIN. ae., To athee with baboon! mud YITIRI! OYSTER. t OYI'I'IBI t Bnlumoro Oymn u TIDE. PATTERSON’B. FINE BOTTLE-D ALE qrhutii"tqrurtdid-datims. Alla. SCOTCH, IRISH, ULD RYE, " "ops, om". In. M, In Li Ind 1 lb. runway“: family a”. AT REDUCED BATES O PORTO Ottawa, My. 10, 1868. owl-um n.1, NEST-CLASS GROCIRIOB. A all dly "luitef: _-_- _ _ 'l'ff PRIME PICKLIIG VIKI- BOXES PRIME IIOPI. ltd-cod to an! in "In In. boon out. At Reduced Ram, susszx. “new, Groceries. WINES. SILVER being now THos. PATTERSON'S. GALI- IOR'I'OI’. OLD 3Y8. Triple was“, Ar Blown Buns. ‘GALIJ'IOK'I'ON I Illa!!- WINES. ”DALI; IOI'I'Ol’I I'M, PROOF, Goa-inc. -.r110M--. o'r'rmco ALI, " nucu " For “I. u AT TH E D. WEELAN, " Kuhn-dun. _Oppollelhn’l My Bum Maria de ffeleine.' Taos. PATTERSON'S. AT REDUCED BATES H1657 “Hanson's No. M, Bang]? reduction J. MARTIN a co. OT'I'LED ALI. TEAS, SUGARS, he 657v RTJBBERS I ”Wm'l, but In with“, 80.50 cta. ‘ Flo-'1, " . " M5 ou.‘ tooth Sol”. Woman'- aod Men's, tkt 2 on.” And nun! than“ dollar iorth of BOOTS NERO]! much lamina out. Don’t Met the WRITIUBOOT. and CHEAP RU 3339‘qu the Varmint» Mortar, _ . No. " SPARKS- ta. CHOW. OFFOBD’B. Ottawa, thstottr 1.. "" churn-ugh mat-mu and but gum!“ of LADUS', GENTS. 1118889 l CHILDREN'S DRESS a WALK/M BOOTS. “tabla for PAM, & WIITER WEAR; Also, t up “not at New: and We...“ Conn. Boon. Moon Win. Bush In“. ad ”up mm. Baal loo-m. Wit Ont-shoot. Ribbon. As, nil Boot loom. Wit Ont-shoot. Ratrttirr,"atr., nil of which will be Iold a you'reduqtiou from tor- mor do“. Inn-brad county manhunt: no to. “0:04 to but Ut nu ma than in a Inge nook of handmade been to In liquid of st the “on. an gqdraertuq h “has. The public out“: no invited to all nod cumin tho m t.tStt,'rt,qlff' '0 km cun- notfun to give "ttMn hm, tet A, _ - _ - whurhwitt be found couple“; bola ulmd with can, it will not "ll my" Initiation. In 2gridu,,ff “a“? ts"',?, 1:3 1 In" on: in; on y toga! for the iiii?:lts " much We: - thin m: bolero o OIOO. . lion’- ‘3: in that, Kipp, tghd" 'tlt 3 Men's Strong ttrki Manchu ruir. Bar- And "ii'iyi'i'liii lav-.6” P. It A lap II . KI ,Boou, bud P2u,'tlt not until. In. 'l,'na','1T. nomooutndyon but! ad - the vary but "not. Orin-taken lot att than ‘of work- 4297 030mm MURPHY No OLD STOCK No BANKRUPT STOCK No OLD STYLES No DAMAGED GOODS New STYLES for the Wit and Winter SW 0000' t NEW 0000' t New STYLES “RUBBBRS BOOTS AND SHOES, New GOODS for the nu ma Winter HO! STYLES " OVIBSHOES - T Atrttuuitm will In and. st the next Semen of the Dogma". of Ohtario for a m to imm- nu the CALEDOhIA PHAT MANUFACTUR- ING & 818131156 COMPANY, with pow." to tto-tmet . 0.3.1 or Built” from ”no pout In duh-hip of 0.1m to the navigable wad: om. on." or South mum Rama. a! to m- am. the drttttiotpat1ty of. CHM to {all to the nu Caps-y " mail: at m mad mus-oat botwoon the m and m Wm any be :0un a: the nun-{min a rm ml. 883tf Ofthe NEWEST & LATEST STYLES Now STYLES of LADIES“ BALMORALS or BOOTS, anon. 11.033333, OVBESHOIS nod IOOABSINB For LADIES, GIN'I'LlIKBN. KISSES Ind CHILDREN. All or. yuan will Fy Odd At union“. prim. C A beMNG-a - and“ turn!“ from {Wing ttmartin I, m to A NA uno- DIL ON, who um - u my vita, u I IQ not " Wish for any lithium by or. I 7 - JANE NOLEN, I Inn-now mind my fall and winter nook ' In. “IT. .001- CROSBY STAND. no. " SPARKSJI‘. -_- , The whole at THE BANKRUPT STOCK, III}!!! “IA‘IIG ILL! OTICIo Boon on Shoes. BOOTS AND SHOES, ANGUS 8 BUCKILL, Boot nil no. Dunn. BOOT & anon STORE, Y0NG8T. , RUBBERS l all, BOOTI G SHOES I " “I " III OLD ALI- Wholonlo and mail, CAPITAL No.15, RUBBERS! but: Chicano. EES’I‘ORING GRAY BMR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH. It is the. 'tgt,','.', yr'eparaiion ever ofered to the pub ie, a: one bottle will last longer and accomplish more than three bottle, _ ofany other preparation. _ _ .-- Our Wu lg not . Dre; it will not Itlin the akin " when. ' Jt will keep the hair from falling out. It cleanse: the (pulp, and makes the hair t loft, lutrou: and til/cm. Our until. on tho lair um tree by null. - f R. P. HALL & CO., - Nubia, NIL, Proprietors Cough- I]!!! ‘Coldow-Suddon enume- of clinch no ”mo. ot Pull-mu, Bronchill and Alumnae than". .81de lining proved am maple mod“ oftqtt at speedily one! our- ulnlyrhon tahen In the curly ms“ or the din- ouo, noon". would " once be had to " Brown’c Bronchial Trochu," or Lonngeu Few are unto of the lmportcnco of checking a cough. or " con:- mon oold,’f in in hrtrt my. Thu which ttt the beginning fouls! yield to I mild raid}, if neg- lccud won stuck: the lungs. " Brow" Bron. chin] Trochcl," or Cough Lozenges, Illny irritw. tion which lnducu coughing, lining . mum in. Mentm S: nfccgd put. " than no unit:- tlonl. be no 03ml the mum. Sold by all donut: in adjoin". It " cont: . box.' not 1 Mother. t Dionne" t--Arq you (Marina night and broken of your met by l Ilek child tefrtrrietg and dying with the excmci- sung plin of cutting teeth , If tro, go ht once Ind get e bottle or Mm. WINSLOW'S 500111156 SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little ewerer iuunediaulr--derpend upon it:there is no mistake ebout it. There in not e mother on eerth who hee ever need ig'ho will not tell you " once thet it will "allele the bowels. end give rest to the mother, end reliel end health to the child. open.- tittg like magic. It is perfectly eefe to me in ell one“. end pleuent to the lute. and in the pre- eeription of one of the oldest end best ferele phy- lieien- entl nnnee in the United Stuns. Price 25 ttemu. Sold everywhere. Be sure to cell for " HRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP." Kevin; the fue Amite of " Cattle & 'Porkina " on the oulelde wrepper. All other: ere hue itnitationr. dome." Reed Thu l-Ilouewny’e Worn Lounge: ere e eertein end "te remedy for Worm in Children natsiAdulta.--Aa it in e well- known end neleeeholy feet that one - eeue of deelh enoug'ehlldren in from Worms done.“ and he too deeply impreeeed upon the mind: perentl the neoeulty of eloeely weaning their ehildree. Br " doing; end tutderstasding he 'deer,', end true oeue of the dieeue, thonien of children might be eeved from eerly grevee. Sharron or Wotua.-- The following ere e few of the very numeroul symptom: end dieeeeee which ere eeueed by Worms: derenged appetite, emecieted extremities, oll'eneive breelh f2t'g'f picking " the nose, grinding of the tedh dur " deep, herdneel of the belly. with freq]? nt may etoole, endeolnetixnee convulsive in; Ito it 3 of the ewe, pein in the heed end 2'.t't,'dgdgtl sleep, ttttt trembling, cough, indife ion. low epirite. {htfnl dreenu, end e gredne vein. ln§__eweyofleeh.__ . .. , . a he, no pdmblo sud "If-administered to th "u6-Ldr1v61mttu worn- thwou‘hly without poin ad our“, clot-no tho Moo roby (loin til, I th the moon“, of Mmhilufing Cute Oil or other unplount tmturtioo--aain the no of other Wt run. _ PSU',',' box comma: the lw-Iimile signature Nommra Lynx. Newcutio,c.w., who no fond for you: from Xenon: Downy, Punt cm My “I I“ the - of youthnt in dbontlon will. for an uh ot mttterhttr “many and fron to 311 tho mod it tho mil» nod direc- tiong for an“? the simple remdy by which he VII outed. Bu on" yinhing toil-om " tho Bd.. nnhen' “prisms on do so by addressing in perfect tttmtrdenerer, '. JOHN B. OGDEN. 43 Cod-r. Strut New York , ms.’ Ge to: Ham. 5 won. Lounge. f,,T, and an no can.“ Solo by I” the ruggista in mun. and outlining duh over, when. 578v For n10 by Bll druggmn. to solo etorr. T {£3.an " Dim: Important WMu,Clwk-, Jewellery. macro-plaid Wm and has: Goon. mu!“ tamtooNer all kinda 01001 ' Silver mad Bull Jewellery. -wmtotiq,C1otrk' and Jewellery Repaired and Dina Imprints of ‘Wuohea, Clocks, Jewellery, macro-plaid Wu. and Ita. Goods, mambo. unto odor all kind: of Go .Silvot and Huh 30.011017. .Wunhu. Clock- and bunny Ropuirod and Wmsntod. Dina. Import." of Watestua, Cloch. Jowellory. Bhutto-plated Wm sud Fancy G xodl. mum!“- turo to order 'ro kind: of Gold, Silver udlzinir Jowollory. _50terut,Ctotsk' ond January Ropuud 1nd DIM 1trtirerteof "when. Clocks. Joonlory, Butshrr-pl.itod Wu. Ind hm Goods, manho- un " on!" I" kind- of Gold, Silver and Hair “wallow. . 7 Waterua,cuo" m Janka Rep-Ind nod Wn-rantod.' _ In we only infulllblo nnir Prepusuon for - of -.--a 001190951: who an! - "'aa,su.ati"er by IBM“! 'grht"A' to mm MAJESTY T1180 EEK, UYAL FAMILY. 000m by sum. was no“ nonomnu; we LORDS COM- nssxoxnas OF was “mummy, En lunar! 1""fh"hv..r"OR"'l' ROYAL his. nod-1m or tho Grout. inhuman“ mm. “on of London 1862, and of the Uni- nnd Exhibition of Pub, 18t7. In. JOHN LESLIE. Sparky-tract. Agent for Ottawa Ind Vicinity, We the “I. of that celebrated Tim. B. t A. SAUNDERS. Sol WI: l T i h Do ree,,"')',; o coho}. nu at o mimon on!» uho'fJ. Sail”: foam. ' man (I. VIII“, In use up; I. cum- my eel prod-u a febrile elation of the heed, which eeneee g,the,', endheldneu; And although guy lulu my honoteble in old :30. yet I premature hIe-ehllg, ee le- e! heir in the you; or middle- men intake regretted. end In it in netunl for III tedeeire e youthkl 2rtfti'l't we would re- mud to then emote in the above manner, the no " Hell'l Vegetable Sicilinn Heir Renew. er. Thin rnperetion will soon cheer grey end Mushy he r to in original color, en make it of silken texture ' end will ereeie I new growth when it in tell“ of. u itl'ern'uhee the nutritive Krin- elple which nourish“ the guide ot the hair, liine the. with he! life eed coloring wetter, end giving e heelthy Militia to the whole lbw -.-- l Dr-ie Okra-Ede. “($37.1 aaiGaiiiiiiitr otystuurrs ' emis- um Wtches, Jewellery. we. “I'Fllbb HOWE. IKIFFIILD HOUlEg B. K. MAcGILLIVRAY & CO., J"'"""' noun»? E. K. MAcGlLLIVRAY & co., E. K. MAcGILLIVRAY: & co., " IllnY 1"OW, IIIF'F'IILD “DUI!- - "may or quad" Quintin; tend to E. K. MACGILLIVRAY & co., 6%". May M. IIWILL, LIVERPOOL. IPECIAL NOTICES. WATCHES. P'lh' SIGILIAN - HAIR (2fimattt HALUS All) 834d 748, Strangers, visiting the 19tmmh of the Ascension, New York, tmtnothiltonotiee the presence of an old gentleman, who oc- cupies an arm-chair immediately in from of the chancel in the middle aisle, and who gives the responseto the service in a very loud and distinct manner. This is perhaps the oldest met the entire million of New York city inhabitants. It is Captain Lahrbnsh, formerly of the British army, but for the last twenty years I resident of New York. He was born in London on the 9th of March 1765. It is not extravagant to say that hrs life has been most remarkable, embracing more various and extraordinary experiences than that of any-one now liv, ing in any quarter of the globe. lie en- tered the military service of Great Baitain in October 10, 1789, and fought ‘under the Duke of York with this Sixtieth rifles in liolland,in the campaipn of 1793. Five years later he was present when Humbert surrendered to Lord Cornwallis at Balli- nanck, in Ireland. In 1801 he was with Lord Nelson at the taking of Copenhagen. In 1806-7 he was an attache of the suite of C'astlereazh at Vienna,,and on the 22nd of June of the latter year he witnessed the menmruble interview between Napoleon and Alexander at 'rilsit. During the next two years he was with the Duke of Wer. lington in the Spanish peninsula, and was knighted at Talavera,' having receeeived promotion for distinguished gallantry at unsaco. In the year 1811 he went to the 'Cape of Good Hope, and bore a prominent part in Caffre Tar of 1813. When Napoleon was imprisoned at St. , Helena, Capt. Lahrbush was charged with his personal custody as commander of the Guard, a delicate and responsible duty, which he performed for the greater part of 1816-17. The 1blkysitygyear, wearying in the military profession, he sold his eommU. I sion in the Sixtieth rifles, and retired to private life, but subsequently went to Aus- tralia in the capacity of superintendent of a convict station at Cathnrs, and in 1837, at the age of seventy one, removed to Tahiti. From this point he made many‘ voyages to the East Indies, to China, and to different parts of South America In‘ 1842 in consequence of having taken sides (with the Protestant missionaries against) the Roman Catholic' propaganda, he was forcibly. removed by the from Tahiti to France, and took occasion of his removal to travel on the Cortinent. . In 1847, when eighty-one years of age, he undertook the management of Lord Howard de Welden's estate in the island ofJamaiea, and in 1848 came with his widowed daughter and grandson to New York. Both mother and child died soon after their arrival, leaving him, at his ad- vareed age, lonely indeed. But the old man lives on till the present moment in the enjoyment of unimpaired and a truly wonderful degree of bodily health. .7552 101mm PAGE. In 1866 he celebrated his one hundred and first birthday at I breakfast in the house of an eminent gentleman of New York, where many officers and citizens were invited to meet him. His appear‘mee is that of a hale man, and as seen in church he looks junior to many others in the con- ssreaation. . . a The most surprising fact connected with the old gentleman's prolonged life is, that for many years he was in the daily habit of taking tseventy-fire grains of opium, and on one occasion he took one hundred and fifty grains'in a dose. Though he has long abandoned the use of the drug, he. he feels certain he could drink half a pint of laudnnnm with impunity. Capt. Lahrhush is said to retain with! surprising freshness some of the grandest‘ and most imposing scenes and events of modern history, of which he had been the eye witness. He speaks of Blueher as having been very good company, but a heavy drinker, who swore terribly " Na- poleon. Louisa, the Queen of Prunia,he thought the handsomest woman of . her time, and Alexander of Rania the most elegant looking pan in Europe. A: dor Napoleon, whose face he had abundant op- portunity to study, he declares that no likeness that was ever taken of him conveys the proper idea of his features and their expression. The closest resemblance, he says, is that of the coins of the empire especially the profile upon the fiv6-fraste pieces. K Born in 1722 in the North Main street region, he moved, wlule a young man, Into the eastern part of the town, now Lknown as South Wilbraham; married in 1743, and was tre iirrst-deaeon of the church there, continuing in ofAeo any In Dr. Alfred Booth's " Reminiscence- of 8pringiield," occurs the following ac- count of Deacon J ohn Hitchcock: years. He is well remiimbered by mi. Olivier B. Morris, as mupymg the deueon’s iieat at meetings, hm whitened locks giving him quite n venerable a pear- ance. During along life hewu ogwon- derful strength, agility 3nd endurance, and had he lived in the palmy dnya .of Greece, he would have "been" a iorthy competitor in the games ot those days. It is related of him that on one oteassiea, I mm ridin by the field where he was at work, auditioning of thespeed of his base, was challenged by the deacon, who said he could run to Springfield quicker on foot than the horse with his rider could. The test resulted in this trumph’of the deacon: distance ten miles; time not stated. He would lift a cartload of hay, by getting his shoulders under the axle, in a stooping posture, and throw an empty cart over with one hand, by taking hold of the end of the axeltrce. ll' hen loading grain in acart, he would take a bag by the teeth, and with I swing and the aid of a push, from the knee, throw it into the cart. Me had double teeth in front, and would hold a tenpenny nail by them and break it df with his lingers. He used to say he did not know. a man he could not whip or run own from! The day he was seventy years CIT, he remarked to his wife, that when they were first married, he was wont to amuse ae. by taking down his hat with his foes, and added, "I wonder if I could do it now?" Thereu hei in - sfrom the floor, took of the m 'wii‘li Itttt eune down on his 'feet likes eat, h up the hat on the nail, turned to them, asked a blessing, and ate of the teapot then ready. Ihna linen or No. l t3oagrarr.-We no requested to Icmind the member: of No.1 Compugy of the rifh, Irwin at the my to- ar-." 'rildGe, will meet " tte-dem shed " 12 o'clock, noon,aud than min their rlfiea and nmmunltlont A IUICULAE CHRII'I'I AS. A N EVENT'UL LIFE. l PRICE-S CENTS The Bmkville Rifle Association held their annual match on the 21:1. and 22nd inst. The weather was very unfavorable, which may account for tho scores not being as large as might be expected, and for the few competitor: in attendance. A tM'vere snow storm lasted the two days of the match, and a strong easterly wind was blowing tserpethe range. " rhehskrTsir. are this" :11qu of the suc- ccslful competitors, the prizes won by each, and the pumbcr ofstyttr.: .. Ferd 3fatch, open to all Tohuitet rs of the County of Leeds who have not men prietrtrthytort _than 810 : lat Priss,t"sergt. Hayes, G.T.I's.,20 ', 2nd, Cole; B. miles, 29; 3rd, Private Rowe, G.T.R., 27; 4th.Cnpt. Bell, G.T.1t.,20; 5th. Lieutenant Bradley. Lansdowne. 23; ttth, Private Bursa, G.ltilt.,. 25; 7th. Capt. Young. 25. 2nd Maul: --.' Comers. --tiuider and Enfield rifles.-30 and 500 yard? raugv. 5 shots each. lst 'rirc. Scrgt. Cole. B. Ride, 29; 2nd, C: t. Bell, (LTR . 2.tl; 3rd, 'tfda',",','),',;-?)',?. Jackson, 28; ttr., Lieutenant Graven, G.T.R., 26; 5th. do do 25, 6th ; do doM; 7th, Semi. Huyes. G.tit., 22. 3rd, Company Jhrtch opt-u to non-mm- micsiuned othecrs and men ofuuy voluuiot company in the Dominion. ' mums 22m and) 400yardsl; 5 shots each rung“; M Prize, No 2 company 42nd Battaio Brockville Infantry, 79: 2nd, Sn 4 my... pany, 3rd Battalion. GT.“ . tio; lirvi. NO 5 company, 3rd Battalion. (EVER, an , 4th, No 1 company, “st Battalion. Brock. ville Rifle, 52. Boys' Match. Range, 100 and 2'00 yards: lst Prizc, Sergeant Jacks m. 25'; 2nd, Private Sibbald, 27: 3rd. Private Lanskail, 27; 4th. Private ' lausknil. 26; 5th,_U. T. Fitzsimmons, 25; tith. Sergeant Page, Iti; 7th, Private Itoros. 17. We have been informed that a meeting of the Association was held last week at which it was resolved that the other matches of shooting be postponed until next spring, and that Mieers will not be allowed in future to compete with the men in my match, as it is generally admitted officers have carried off a large proportion of prizes-or/O', Canadian, A CANOE vovsuE.---h notable feat has just been performed l, ' a member of the Canoe Club. On 'i‘hurSday, the 24th September, the owner of the canoe Midge crossed the Irish channel from Donaghadee fo Portpatrick [in his little craft. The passage, owing to an unfavorable wind and cross tides, occupied seven hours, during which the canoeist, although provided with a regular canoe cuisine and materials, in addition to his luggage, was unable to take other refreshment than bread and cold meat, with some brandy and water. On arrii'ingxat l’ortpatrick, the Scotch people at first refused to believe that " the man sitting on the water " had really come from Ireland: but when convinced of the fact they hesrtily joined in the cheer with i which the pa-engers and sailors of the Donaghadeeand Portpatrick steam packet welcomed the solitary adventurer. Since the days when our remote aucertortr, in skin-covered ooraclcs', crossed the seas be- tween the islands, this is perhaps the first time so small a vessel has traversed the same channel. It may be doubted, indeed, whether those ooracles were so small asthe Midge, which weighs only60lhs. Captain Clacker, eomnuding the Dolphin packet, which was just preparing to start for Doemrutueipmmuai-likfstreltsteeand hospitality tothe canoe and its skipper, and teeonveyed them to the Irish shore in a very much shorter time than they had taken on their " voyage out." M. Andrcoli, a Russian writer, who was exiled some years ago to Siberia, in now contributing to the Revue Hedging under the title of " Souvenirs de Siberi .," llld "oolkotior" not only of Siberian but ulm of EWING. In thelaatnumber of' the Revue he talk n story, the end of' tdt be. longatothe tItrpe1tt reign, the beginn g to the reign 'dist','),,' of whose period it is strikingly c racteristic. The Emperor} l favourite will! at that time a young French _ actress, of whom he was madly jealous. ‘One evening, " a ball, he noticed that a l nuns and ntmed Lab-no!" was saying “or a great deal of attention. He did not lonehil temper, but at the end of the ball gave orders that Lahnnol should be arrest- ed and thrown into the citadel. m only intended to keephim therea few dry "t, I make him more net-ions," after which he --e inaction reprimand him and to a point E31 to an othise which had been aoEcitcd for him. Lablnof, however, was forgot- ten. "At tho death of Nicholas, Alex-un- der IL, thcu‘fullof maguanimity, liberate] all the prisoners in the eluded, withnut exception. In avaultcd tomb in which it was. imposible wound upright, and which waa not more than two yurdl long, an old man was found, almost bent double, and incapable of answering when he was spoken to. This was Lhanofr. The Emperor Paul had been succeeded by the Emperor Alexander I., and afterwards by the Ear peror Nicholas; he had been in the dun- geon more than fifty years. When he wan- taken out he could not bear the light. null bra change phcnemenon, his "It'Velut'lll~ had become automatic. Me could hardly hold himself up, and he had become an accnatolnod to more about within the limit; of his narrow cell that he could not take more than two atepa forwards without turning round, as though he had struck against a wall, and taking two steps back- wards, and so on alternately. He lived for only a week after th liberation." A Inc: AKTIIIOI TO Or: ods.- The late Sir David Brewster, in his very interesting work entitled " More Worlds than One," in discussing the geological condition of the earth,' inquires, "But who can tall what sleeps beyond? If We have followed the omnipoteut arm into the infinity of space, may we not trace it under ourfeet in reth times, and in deeper cemeteries? Another creation lies beneath the earth's granite pavemtttuyuPre glorious erratum may be entombcd there. The mortal coils of beinpp.more lovely, mon- pure, moredivine than nun,me yet read to us the humbling lessons that we have not been the first, and my not be tlw last of an intellectual nee." -.'rtteeeu I rumour that King George of Hanover, in thenext Season of tho Brn- ishl’nrliuneot, will take his seat in the Lords " I Prince ofthc Blood Royal. -.-gix members of the 18th Butt. Ride Anointing " mGloek Hill, challenge my other six in the oountyd M, to that with Snider Enfulds for 820. RIFLE HATCH. Ill m Ii] L'.l if} "I '-' II