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In tho “out“: will be Iona T no alumna sumac up. _7 BANKRUPT STOCK EMPORIUM, the - rally at“ Jim” buy DRY GOODS & CLOTHL O IN OTTAWA. Down will. Monopoly, Down with High Prion in our Motto, t,Wgt hand “my " to ti)hltt tho fheiliti- podn noon w t torturou- 'l=h"N,rSttti"al'. We lug. tuba-i. n. a! -hnatng, to! at! “all. Bally}?! SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE, ottatqirttttg turn of Glam 1100 " UBNISHING. Mic: Kilns. him and Path. - PM Klimt. In“. Spoon. _ J - To. Spoon, In In”, TIM. Mug, BA, Bowl. my} 7 - V be». Gotcha. may... _ Axe, sun. Plonoo. tteet Boll-on. Spot "a, (loops. _ Chink. Anon, Aw Bits, Stool mu. Bowls. _ _ hub. Boring Niobium. 7 _ room: zip! triariiaGaaiarr'. no mum: who list or -drioteepriltttttthat, 1'durth_, -iosrtetfee..tttettyeuett DRESS GOODS. 100 B": [183 POPLIXS. “do. {or 150 P08. DOUBLE WIDTH POPLINS. Pod do Clown. rid.. PAINT OF ALL COLORS, 3000 Pink. Bun: Huber. Tm do Sou-u, Clam. Yellow. You" 00m. Gelatin Bin. Paris 0m. Btu-wick than. T Inga-la 0mm. Vow-n Bod, Rod 2thlUlh'tttbltS1 or dry, I my Black, Btitqd Oil, _ SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! “Madurai-(la. no. moan-sum. and, an yeftpete 3a, vow-1!"! 'nefue.rtydt". W’s; mi: A W -taBeett o! Cloths. am?- - Man from only Savant lo. Mu m. In Ion. all Nttu"t, Envy cm.- Shining nun-non. -- auxr.igeueiyt"Htt.t1r.le ‘Ma'a;mxau.m. PRINTS! PRIRTS! PRINTS! $MedPMeqqVAdered. figmw'“: te"2alteltt,] 'ttd",,'; no 0 . an. MOM.“ 1).me a“. 0m- M vary bony, rid. rm """"e"""1tr". ' numb. can. Warp and 11.- 'c.zpou. Redd-y, M m In... tdh'l'd',Wdl Ao., to. n My lot pd... Ja" Clair-air hanging, on. but“ fee 0-0 M Belt But]... a s (no: main. " In...“ at CLOTHING which who all u s “it... - 'Bae................,-.-..-. .-.....0VIBCOA1'8. aa.................-...- t'gG'MN%'t n.ae............................J.......m DIE. COATS. Ey"""'"'"'?-'.,'- LII. CAUTION xo THE PUBLIC. We! to ”that“ Co-tgat" by. MC“.- nnhlt. by the "uesrilmr, " - and It. “plain as " unprlneipiod Inn in to" (an in. - but calm of borrowing can: my My) "..t.1ptrie? “W " a Cumin Fund“. " " Comdfuk do . not-ll o.her Bulb]: 3nd “emu Mm. SM: My, all patter-1,411., to. Ate, treru..yeorfahttrt,. - .. TWM. BrRkttTT, . Sign of the Anvil, No. " Eldon-It. P. tk-Atl M dour-rod (no to any page! the ii"iia5aiarilNVohy an; inns-t. r. MIDI“ 'ai'ATl'l'/l'fflS"'lll','ll't w. "-dLge. wild u sold by .atlr-tehle minimum!“ ad country. 1831 ti'"""'" sum Ttairr" mu- ndm art I up. N,',"dt'C'l'ttet2"2"r'" m . ow KYACINTH, TULIP AND OTHER FALL M his. dl UrL B g. _ in and spur!» to ”yarn; N WILLILII “A“. Market Du; Sun. York-0L ohm-n. Oat-ht th "" Btatf {mm of on one!“ am) far Otttora. out“ lr. I”. DUMB & SON in. mind mute: "dDally Joani- (Cg-um at! Auction). . very targs "My, a” - communal you kind Blotter. TN - has School Book Cit-p; our} - 30“.“ In" lt. T m m In tlb “riot: of puma. no u. m Mod Paper Pyle. In, m. an a... . Amien'r In“: 3|er nging has Shoal. Th 1““. You“ for "in; “no: ' this I“ I: tiny: My (at... Will not dry up, VIII at Not. - _ Ottawa, Mar If. "". {mmnmbcpn'ou, _ I - an out an! ot Gourd Wm. J. Ott 1"l t,thU. fttlC, - -__9_rpmi" It?!“ an... PLAIN. OINAIINTAL AND DICOBAIIV‘I PAINTEBS, AND PAPER BANOrtR8, mun-n. 2tt/gt",rtd; k. M’- tltitdhelil Bonn, lpvnhndpoonl but. on the no: ramble am. all-‘- a! can: duo-M In colon to "it. Inc-omen“ would". It.'tgrg,tra'tt!f. to the hunting”: A... £00.,J.B.Boaa.lnq.. Bear, Ill... In. Mr. Job-tn. mu; In Mr. Plot“. “nigh“. “you. was. 829-6:- ‘U.IAII t “UREA“! on” in it by in. Will ".3: a; at. a an. On in with: with u will u u ordi- m l ma In. 95: ad " . _ link Fei-ra {up “at ”In Ialuj TATIOIIIY- BO I’m-runes IBMNOS, "S6r- ted colon. is. 2 5 PCB. host nah EXPRESS CLOTH only In 3d. 25 ans. ALPACCA LUSTBIS. nd. PCS. WINCIYS. ”and colors, 00 Du m In Ottawa. ‘m IAINOBAL SKIRTS. So 3d. AIDA“ Q IOI'I‘OOIIIY, m CEILDBIE'S HOOP SKIRTS. In my», cull. sins only td, ____3_ ‘_ ____' - 70: ml occmui'u. Hardware. I. OH, " Kniv'u, Se., ho., to. was lunuqu. ' Coat on. Paint Brushes, - - - __vemiaheo, to. which in “in”! tho te " a 9: fr? ttrr .,8. T. RAJOTTE hula; "IN to not. eon-odiou- pull-oi. tau plant. 1n 'sm-trin. to " “new“ ou- toner: and the public irate, that he In: now 3 Inge Ind we .0le stock of STAPLE AN D FANCY DRY GOODS, consisting ot “and: Blink Cloth Wino." Bun! Cloths ae., " We In". the on had . largo momma: of READY-MADE CLOTHING, ' which. bin; llama-tum! on tho prom-u, we ego MONA“ all stupor than uy shop in This cup-man: u and" the In [mundane ot s qreii-knowtg ant-clan out“: 'llr,,'llr,,'lrl All order: punctully attandod to. ”Don’t forgot the plus, No. 34, Spirit-t. - by}, 0003de b;_o._mhmm & Co., non THE TAILOBING DEPARTMENT. titiir. Italy ooeiiried " Foch-m (loot-2‘1.” a mum old “or: an aunts. " C. t L. mammal], invite the public to ex- amine their stock, prices nnd qualities. m f No. H, Rm-. - . M'"""'" - NP'"""" Tr'""""" tiiy af ituuihii. I)?“ "id Maotsmesttren om mu., Metro _ Yul-E2"??? when“. Mamdstt- Show (hull lam Alto. GLIDE n1 " home 0009 BDY," (luau! M)!- botani- “nah“ Auk”: manna-outlay “punts-van. u . “Cough Baldy.” no “on all, not! and "mu. "tie!“ on be your“ 0.- Gmou. Dragnet, tad General Dulu- ly yn pm}! the but in. WES! END wEIaaNa'rotctrrREE'r, Whore the and “common! of Cubinotud Ughol- mic; Good: on to obtain“ " mm- pnou. LACK SILKB, UNDE RTAKIN G. The Union-akin; brush h IMO! B. his inno- am. nuptial-040m, 'Me “and; ntl Fungal! "he” RAW“. am. 1'Mid'fttdh't, In new nu run-ru- _ without tn Chiral. and In: mound, 011th n lug. molt-at Rudy-Ind. Cola. of " at... "d tPat1tl" t MITALMC. BLACK CLOTH. 0030030. to Pagtiee "daring Km, Want. on. or other linked “any g,',g"gr,'/t,Vat In» "tick, (no mind Butternut told for d- in.) Parson datum cl km” (bound mu. uvu for: s', ft'giduT. tg,tthet tr,'.', “than a. you! . mm. " ,- inetots.tt-,frhot" Ind on! " your8 ex- podom In tht .59" lamina-dink oonAdent IIOVAL I": nostamr,’ CUkNINGHAM & LINDSAY. " BLANEBTB, CUNNINGHAM 8 LINDSAY. aw NRBONS, FLOWERS. LACE AND "ATOM, CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY. nw mummy, . CUNNINGHAM a LINDSAY. 'IW IANTLIB AND JACKETS. CUNNINGHAM t LINDSAY. " lATERIAIa FOR DRESSES. CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY. nicorrqxs AND mums, CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY. WARD-'39! _ . ' BAKING POWDER, In Ib_Pehne. "Y wider? CABINET-MAKER, UPIIOLSTEBER, " DRESS & KANT“ TBIIIINGS. CUNNINGHAM 8 LINDSAY. 3: Mn. “ti-luau. "Jl'.'fr"lll Undo“. Eii.eiia autumn. Brno! will " found not! a now-- In Outs; be th at It”. luau w. you] 0 "not a! human. ya , 'atmtBNt3B-At the Woof“ Mill-hunt. mun-guru. on". Bow-tor 4, 1860. 830: " rm = WII'I‘IB GOODI- ‘RKNT = “IDIBION, Jill. GOODS. NO. 34, SPA BKS-S T. No. 70. BIDEAU-STBEET, ASTLES. aces. " aitnae Wuulrrt. .nAtre _ Illollml, No 10. luau-m: -UNDERTxKER,Ni. all. WWI, ‘ J. CARD“... _ (ho-In ad Druid-t. 88-O- Nou'o Dino-IL, count INCIYI- CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY. CUNNINGHAM & LINDSAY. Mini, u m on "AND, All) AY I'll No. M, GROCERS, DRUGGISTS I N 0 T I A W A. Melton: T. RAJOTTE. 303 SALE eia _ Ignace"). " ALL OTTAWA,‘ TUESDAY. 'NOVEMBER 17, 1:565. "MEET Illllhllhifglli -'1"hree to seven yen" old, is very superior eniele for medicine! purpoeee, wernuted pure. John Dokupyor& Bon-old nad reliable. The .bon superior Liquor' will be sold at the very low": ”shale prices, and no well worthy of abolition from patios requiring the like for rum- And/ram Terra de la Frontera, " Ship Maria 'ner “IO. - first prise, our: "perth"" in 1 ttt Md i ll pne- kngu, n T1108. PATTERSON’S; 1,000 1,000 on". October 6, 1,000 Iikewiae,.frvm Rotterdam, a Ship Lobarranus, raur, Ex Ship “St. Maria de 2?eleine.' ihipits, liquors, vaisions,&c.. SHERRY WINE. Very, very pile, superior article, for table use; MONTREAL WAREHOUSE P"' roar “mm, l The village of 1858, untiullod for family nu. SCOTCH LlNG FISH, _ LOCKFINE HERRINGS. new "tah, It ao GO ”00038. rho subscriber would oailed the We: a Familial and cum-nu in FINE BOTT LED ALE [ mum In 'ptendideomtttisas. no. _ -BCOTCH, IRISH, OLD BYE, ‘And other mu Whistles. PORTS, smalls, BMNDIRS, GIN, att., To m with u - Am»: of MINAN HADDIEI t YITIRS outrun: OYI'I‘ERSI ARIE AND PALE BRANDY, " "om" WWI, ha. 20, In 1, i Ind 1 lb. pauehror funny an.” 11‘ REDUCED RATES N dsrr, 10 E. OPORTO Dams. Aug. 10, 1868. Aha, from Cognac, ex Ship Greek, OTTLID ALI, FIRST-CLASS 030083105. Ann dir album}; ------- -. In“. PRIME PICKLING VIII- GAB . BOXII PR!!! "ops, Maud to nou- ita "In. oomidenblo reduction ha been nude At Reduced Ram, Groceries. sussnx. BTREET, WINES. SILVER being now Bnlthnoro Oysters It T1108. PATTERSON'S. (Mu. marrow: OLD RYE, Triple Roetiged. mos. PATTERSON'S. ,“f """"n. WEELAN, o s,aut1,,1,te,"rk. n’ . so, 1lltt." ' ry Ar Rlnvcm Ram. ‘GALI. HORTON I HIGH- WINES. . It ALI: HORTON“ Family PROOF, Genuine. --Wtohi--.. " "to" " ovum!) ALI, AT THE For uh at T1108. PATTERSON'S No. M, manta-33nd. AT REDUCED BATEb. THO} PATTERSON'S. J. mum a co: (TITLED ALI. TEAS. SUG ABS, to 878 "" A' THE warn: BOOT. BUBBERS! ”Women's, In aunt, $0.50 cu. “ Flurry " . 0.65 curm- 'eCorh trouiArotntn's and Men’s, th12 on.“ And "an! “mound dollnn' worth of BOOTS and 830” much Ion than out. Doet't forget tho WHITE BOOT, and CHEAP RU BBRM, opposite an Vermilion Mortar, _ No. as SPARKS-ST. OFFORD‘S. OFFORD‘S. Ottnwn, Octobor 20, Htl8. comprising tho 1ateet 'tries and but qualities ot LADIES', GENTS. MISSES' & CHILDREN’S nlteble for FALL & WINTER. WEAR. Also. e use Mottk ot Ien'e end Women's Coem Boots. Home Ioeeeelne. Buek Moon end Sheep was. Beef mama, Pelt Over-elm, Rubin", As, ell of which 1711! he eold " greet rednetlou from tor- mer duel. Lumber end country men-chum ere re. gauged to but la mind that there ll e lerge stotrk of hendmede boot! to he dilpoud of " the efore- eeld reduction in prion. The pdhllo generelly ere Invited to cell end exemlne the “not and pdeeemhieh we kno6 cen- not tell to give eelMeeuon to ell. Remember the plea. the old cmhy Stem], op- poeite O'Ieere’e, No. " ft%tl; A. . STEPHENS & CO. ' Ottawa, Oct. " Mg. 876, BOOTS AND SHOES, which will bi found couple“; hing "looted with up, it. [in My“ 99 ii,vutt.eru."tieit In Ladiea'o_' ad aitidrmn um 1 Inn everything that on root)“, be required for the "non, and " much over iitptrs thug "or [More offer“. ' Man‘s van in Calf, Kipp, cowhide Boon; Mon’l Shag Working Boot! " low " " per eir. Bo”: and 1t,',t',' Ttlvl',; IUh Kl B A lar n y ow " ooh, bud PAM' molt nimble In." 't'nal,'l'l,'2 In“, constantly on land and and. by the vary but workmen. Ordonukop tor all kinda of work' "e. GEORGE MURPHY N o OLD 81300 K No BANKRUPT STOCK No OLD STYLES " GOODS NEW GOODS t No DAMAGED GOODS New GOODS for the "ll Ind Winter New STYLES for the Fall and Winter Nor STYLES of RUBBERS New STYLES of OVERSIIOES Now STYLES of LADIES' BALMORALS Agnew will be and. st the nut Bunion of the gum-m of Ontario foe n at to imam- nu tho CALIDOhIA FEAT IANUFACT B- ING & "1iLW_NilAWPAtdYorith powers to or the NEWEST & LATEST STYLES can-tract u Canal or Built” from ia'. point In the Townhip of (Modul- to the “viable water: ortho on“. or South Hutu: Riven, and to In- thorlu the mummy of Caledonia to grant to the “id Comps“ no much of tho road nllownnceu or BOOTS, SHOES. RUBBERS, OVERSHOES and MOCASSINS For LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and CHILDREN. All of which will be Iold At réglonsblo pm“. iaaa (Sign; Tar GLGia. " I13] be Izaak“! foe the amt-own of Pat fuel. 883tf VETERINARY ESTABLISHMENT h. J. t COLEMAN, v. S “about ttge Coll of Vania Surgeon t Tomato . by “pegged. Ya., to“. Co. of 6mm “mums! Society.) tiror, or comm In sum prom nttendod to, ttsd Mining. up: a: may put 0%., Damion. I In" now mind my full and win“: stock BOOTS AND SHOES, Chum moderate; CROSBY STAND, N0. " SPARKS-UT. EIUIIE CLEARING DALI OTIGI. Boots a' Show. Tml; BANKRUPT BTOCK, 08'! INFIRIABY, DRESS .9 WALIgINo BOQJ'S. i iiritr-iiiiiijii, OTTAWA; In: to Salmon? now. ANGUS & BUCKELL, BOOT & SHOE STORE', YORK-ST. . RUBBEBS I REAP BOOT. = SHOES [ " In! The wholo of Boot and Shoo Dealers, AT ill OLD ALL Wholesale and Retail, CAPITAL " No. 15, Sussex-at RUBBERS! 812, frequent picking " the nose, grinding of the teeth during deep, hudneu of the belly. with frequent 'titrty stools, and loneline- convulsive tita ; itching of the Anne, pain in the bend end Ivonne h.unqniet deep, fainting, tron: blingl, nought, indirldon, low -ipirita,rriahtfu1 drenmu,‘nnd l gndun vein. I Ingnuuy of ng-n.__ - é _ A A - - Cough- nnd Cohu.--Sudden chnngel of cllmte no source- of Pulmonary Bronchial and Althlnntic elections. Experience having proved that trim le remedies often not speedily end cer- tunly wgen token in the only mime: the dis- one, recourse ehould at once be bed to " Brown’s Bronchial Truehee," or Lounges. Few are Aware of the lmportence. of checking n cough, or " com- mon cold," in mom stage. That which In the beginning would yield to a, mild remedy, if neg- lected noon stitch the lungs. "Bro-9’s Bron. chial Troohes." or Cough Lounges, ellny irrita- tion which inducee coughing, having n DIRECT in. fitMtttett on the "ttoted pom. As there ere imita- tions, be “new 03m): the genome. Sold by all denier: In medicines. st " cent: n box. V- .,_-_._- .- -...... .. - 'sub"""- ble com nd. r r It wilmwn guy Inir tom origin“ color. It will keep tho hit from falling out. It clonal the scalp And nukes the lair tsott, lustrous and ailhn. Mother-e t' lothere t Mother. t--Artt you disturbed etnight and broken of your rest by e sick child entering end crying with the excruci- nting pun of cutting teeth t If so, go at once and get a. bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW’S aOUTUENG SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little 'sufferer 1mtmrdiuelr-depend upon it".there is no mistake about it. There is not I mother on eerth who he ever used it, who will not tell you et'once that it will replete the bowels. end give rest to the mother, and reliet and health to the child, opera- ting like single. It is perfectly sefe to use In all cesel, and pleuent to the teste. end is the pre- scription of one of the oldest end best female phy- siciene end nurses in the United sum. Price 25 cents. Sold everywhere. Be sure to cell for " MRS. WINSLOW’S S06m1INt1 SYRUP." Bevin; the facsimile of "Cartis & Perkins " on the outelde wrapper. All others ere bese imitetions. Acetone 'uae'"""---"'""'-'. Won- Loxenges are I certain end sefe remedy for Worms in Children artdAdulta.--Ag his B well- known end melencholy faet that one greet cease of death Among children is from Worms slone.it eennot. he too deeply impressed upon the minds perenu the neceulty of closely wetching their children. Br so doing; end undtrtrtanding he Ttr', end true ounce of the diseue, thcnsen of children may: be sued from early guns. Burn-one or otua.--Th. following ere e few of the very numerous symptoms In diseues which are ceased by Worms: deranged eppetite, engined extremities! Wrusitttmstrtt The, no puma». nnd ottr-Bdrnirtigtored to th ttMU-dried out the woman thoroughly without pnin and oomplotplyolum the ltomnc onby dbirt on, with the moonlit, of ministering Gusto Oil or other unpleasant traturtitt-oin tho an of other Wt m. A,T,'te box oomtgm the toe-aim“: uignsturo 031nm; Lulu, Nortstrrths,C.W., who no wbo'r‘i. LHE INSURANCE COMPANY, OFMAINE. FIIAICI Dlrmmln, mun, 12th October, 1868. No. lol. . . . The touowtng hum-woe Company In.- received . license continuum bunineu of Lite [matinee in Outed. t No. 33. The UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY, “Maine. Dogs-it in U. S. " of '8l--830,0W. B. . COBWIN, General Agent. tw. John, N.B, For the Ilium" of Finance JOHN LANGTONL Auditor. I In" thin day, deposited with the Receiver- General, Twenty Thonund Dollar- in uddition to the tttet leghpggsng. ranking Iuvtntt Ire, the then Fifty Thousand, mlking Seventy Thou- uggi Dallas. 1870,9010) Il. B, Gold Policing tu of. ’81. Ibo Hon. Col. John H. {in}, M.P., bu been nppoinud Conn”! to tho Comp» tor the Domin- ion. All 10311 nutter: will be h'l,r%l to him. V B. It. CORWIN, " IOIO to rietore. 'f/ht" 'tt for J MUTUAL LIFE 1NSUIthNCE COMPANY lining msdotbo Dnosrr wrm THE Govnxnnxr, Are now prepared to mop! risks. J. F. BOUL‘ION. Agent Dan's. October 16. l868. 878tr mum ATLANTIC Dunn. October 16, 1868. For “I. yrirtrusriisii. It in s aplondld hm dgelsing. gii; gunman“: new.” IT'WILL SHOW FOR ITSELF! OTTAWA AGENCY, , OFFICE - DE3BARAT8' BUILDING, Ottawa, November T, 1868. comma-s nenurvso "'.NN BURNER." LAMPS, CIIANDELIEBS, HALL LAMPS, 100 3108 IUTUAL BOOK BINDER d: BLANK BOOK living out, many in an way of int-cl;- $u1Ainerh sod ottsr1iR8ttoe1thth may. $6.1m“: t In propiroil toUrn out Ta "et tion of Binding P..". good. talk favor nmhlp ITG; ara- -GtatiitGint In ban-d3. A . MORTINKR, Oust: Feb. Milli BIL ti.-B- tt burns better; OYAL CAIADIAI BANK- g=-Bestsotae, “Lemma” will be’lun to lit In. -Bocsm it on be timed to my lamp; gto.-Bettaa" it will nozgot out of order , B." Le for Way'a Worn Lounge: and an no other.‘ Solo by I" the nu in Dunn. and medicine dubs "cry . " v Ag ggg.--Beoatt" it u pulsed, are, ae., to. LAN'rms, cumulus, WICKS, ac. 83l-6m In iotg to SPECIAL NOTICES. IOBTIIIIIR, OIL DEPOT, D R. LEAVENS, R. P. ttAra, a CO., . _Nuh_u_l. N. II., Proprietors. BKBBELS CHEAP. SUIT PURCHASERS. D. B. mans. " Suva-It. agencws. (ttfiaattt " Suuex~ M., Mutt madman! q/ MANUFACTURER. u nmxromoc. cunts. " Spun-It. 118 XIII" All Wi' “for! Lows“ up. BAYEhAgttrte, tgetesiu-st:oet. 384? Mnuhgor. 8Ntf 894d Sons: of our countemporaries, who have I ( bitterly opposed the location of the Inter. I l colonial Railroad upon what is known as I the Northern, or Major Ronixsox’s line, t simply because it was a government loca- 1 tion, have endeavored to press their opposi- l tion by two arguments. The first is that 1 as a military road it will beuselesss, taking 1 troops a long' distance from the frontier, 1 while it ought to be so located as to trans- ( port them along the frontier, which is to ( be defended. This argument might have ', weight if we were apprehensive of lawless [ guerrilla warfare along our entire frontier, and resolved to dispose of our defiiive forces in such a way " to defend ry hamlet from isolated attacks. But we are altogether unlikely ever to be exposed to such attaeUand if we were they could not be of any serious effect in a national point of view, and to attempt to.keep up and transport troops to repel them on our long line pf frontier would involve a cost which we could scarcely bear. From small parties of marauders the people of each locality would require to protect themselves to a great extent in time of war; and in 1 times of peace they are not at all likely to be called upon to do so. In these days war is not a thing to engage in without counting the cost, and the probable chances of success. The United States is the only power against which we are likely ever to be called upon to defend ourselves, and should they attack us, the only rationalolr ject which they could have in view would be the conquest of the country. Any other object would be totally inadequate to justify the expense-of a great war. And as small raids, if permitted to be indulged in by the United States government would inevitably lead to a great war, we assume safe from them, unless the rulers at‘ ash- ington should 1?epreptr.et1 to enter upon a gigantic struggle in which the sovereignty of British America Gould be the prize 1 which they hoped to win, and by that means, enrich themselves and humiliate Great Britain. The surest way therefore to avoid the calamity of war is for us, in congunction with the Mother Country, to ma " it apparent that the conquest and l absorption of this country would bee hope- less task. This we take to be the object of the British Government in desiring the construction of the Intereokmial Railroad. and for insisting upon the selection. of l Major Ronissos’s line. With that Jie open for the tremrportatiou, of British _ troops and war material, and situated so1 far from the attacks of hostile bands that we should hare safe communication with the sea in an aggressive war upon us, nothing but the conquest of the whole country could beef any permanent advan- tage to the United States. Looking there- fore at this road from a national point of view, it is a strong link in the chain that binds us to the Mother _Cou_ntry. - Fe THE INTERCOLOIIAL RAILWAY. Mir" SEE IOURTII PAGE. grolr ...-Thts Illinois Central Bells!” Company, 1 south of Chicago, are building eleven Inllu of corn T cribs, the copes!” of which will be three millions of bushels ; they ere erecting, than cribs to receive corn in payment for lands purchued of the coupon], and the full Chicago price is paid be it there. Corn it the great agricultural staple of (but county, end the "Canadian Nitt Maya" in the tteat remedy in any country when I anodes-ed condition of the stomach, lieernnd bowels, is combined with greet debility, nervous week- uess sud Menu melnncholy ' Its m ore most benetieint end wonderful, price " do per bottle. Sold by ell medicine dollars. lulu. Yocno t Bum ttavtrsg neared! the services of tint-clu- working jewellen in etruscan, ftligroe, plain, {my and solid gold work, Ind having undo lame “Mon. to their work shop as now better manned to execute any orders with which they my be entrusted than heretofore. “tic jewels, gold and silver mods“, ad "my kind of jewellery repaired. From the United Service Guam. l PRICE-B GEN TS Tn: Baum! A3" Iatttmttvrr.---. Amid-the heat and the tieree party strife of the last session of the Imperial Parliament, several important measures were pmed, the fruits of which are now beginning to appear. The excitement consequent upon the struggles between the ins and the outs, in connection with the Irish Church and other questions, caused the people to over- look the passage of several acts of practical utilit , which may 'et effect great and 'lll,2d results for firitaih and the Fan- pire at large. Among those little noticed measures were some designed to promote reforms in the military tersiec--to strchgth- en it and render it more popular and capable of expansion in time of need. '1 he new legislation on this subject has already begun to work in the following manner, as described by the London Times : " An order has been received at Chat- ham, from the Horse Guards, directing volunteering to be opraed among the ti oops at that garrison for-the Arm V Reserve Force, ordered to be raised under the Act of last session. The corps invited to sup- ply mett age the 1st and 2nd Battalions of the lst Royal, 109th Bombay Infantry, 1st Battalion ofthe 2nd Royals, 82nd lie- girnent, 106th Bombav Light Infantry. 1st Battalion of' the ihh Regiment, 2nd Battalion of the 10th Regiment. 1st But- ulion of the 14th Regiment, and the .15A Regiment. The order announces that the Reserve Force will consist of two elm-sea, to be formed from men who have served or are serving in the army, the one class liable 'torgeneral services with the reg.ular.avty, and the other liable to service m the United Kingdom only. The troops eligi- blefor the first class are soldiers who have completed their fir,t time of service, and although unwilling to rc-engage in the army, are, nevertheless, willing to join the _ reserve; men not exceeding 34 years of l age who have been discharged from the army, by purchase, or otherwise, except for misconduct, after service of not less than three pc"; soldiers serving at home, who have, completed two-thirds of their first term of limited engagement, with not less than five years of that period abroad, and have not re-engaged, whether enlisted uti- der the Army Service Act of 1847 or the Army Enlistment Act of 1867. The Loops eligible for the Army Reserve, Class 2, are soldiers who, immediately on the completion of their first term of service, no. unwilling to re-engagc in the regular army, or to enter the first Reserve; men who have served in any of Her Majesty's regular forces for not less than the full period of the first term of enlistment, and men who have completed a term of' service in the First-class heserve, and are unwill- ing to wage therein.. The bounty for the first.ela" is £3 and tor the second class £2 per annum, payable quarterly." A Km to me Fun“ Mam-.--- We M" been informed by n party who nu been prospecting on the upper M. John nod the region thereabotur, that the ‘Fi-llnry Inn ere, in hU own knowledge, openly and may violated. A party at American m pnrticnlnrly mentioned, nu ruthIe-ely honking in upon the close nee-on which ew- tends here from 15th August to let Inch, and who, under the pretext of tapping for mink, do, have been epoiling the ulmou tl their epnwn. end sending it (If to the United Swen in boxes, in clear violation of the 12th clean, 7th eectioo,’ and N section, 15th clnuee, thntnprovide, except by the permtneion of the mister. who may grant n1ritten permit to obtain fish nod nah epnwn for purpoeee ot 'ttoekitrg end artiticGl breeding. or for tseientiiie purpoeee, no one ehnll take, buy, eell, den-troy, nae. or possess my “lawn me, or injure. my opus-n- " bed. It ionot likely that the Minister bu given those Yankees the requisite Itr,t"t,t.',: We are 1190 told that on the inmichi, from Boieeto'n to Grey'q Mill, putte- were out Inst month Opelrin‘ ultimo, I in contempt ot the provisioned the Fishery Act. It bemoan do thus nllowed'“ to bite the In by the non" nod laugh u Minister sod Proving-J Fishery Overseer, our rivers and “mm. will Ibo- he tdied of their tinny wealth, and the sport of all true dincipler ot old has Walttm be "kumlly apoi ed. Both linider ad Overseer will hue to look 01mm, cod on um I proper supervi- sion in maintnitted over our “habit mlwd Movies. Tho greattrxmtrieitx we believe, that the Wade-l m expand to $MM3er- uke god My out. adm- gork on the lluun Ecot-.-Bonte 'eare no, when Government new the expediency of . ing the-Mon with tiled canon, Hue Gun lf‘ectorjen were oedemd to be en- In“. . end cyclopeen fo ee nod lar , boring and' turning mom malls noon rose If; tow) the eeet end of Wooleich Arsenal. High in the midst of then s etetely tower westeered foe the reception of n glen-lid clock, which wee made to order nt n can at ”15800. The tower has tall enough, end the clock fkee breed enough, to indicate thetimeot ar, notonly to the numerooe employee ot the new end importut depart- rnent, but to the whole sreenel down on far es the Butte, es well " to the shipping in the edjotning portion of the river, end to most at the populace perish at Plow. But the cold sheds of My, eeye the Pall lull Gaelic, wnaioonnfter cost over our unli- tery establishments, end yeer otter yen the oomietirilr uittiug stun required to pleathe clock on He pedeetel wee struck out of the estimate. At length it wee de. teemined to eell the clock foe some church or town-hell, but, no purchuer hevin mule hieeppeerenoe, it in now 2'ldT,','Ju'l' to diaraotite)r1dmettlto.eetef40.or £50, although its mecheniem is still quite pet-(eel. and the tall tower eundq invitingly idle. Is this the ftrat4ruita (f Wnr.ofliee whim? - we hcpeyettoeee the right clock in the right piece t Lost in.uttieieitt ot pay, and, of con-1e. tlter do 1395 gum! cWonI.--Ilvd A Ducts or Tl! tutmm.---A cue ot murder oommitted by nuldier on " oom- rade in the knack-room u Iona-ed, than “at the intending ”satin obuiu new chaos of cueoe- "l mail}; put his neu. riom your: theorsgh the culmination of the Snider ri " the old muzzle-loading Eu- tieid. Formerly, a my: could not loud hi. ‘up, caulk; United Scrubs Gauge, without Rink Gtieed by his oommdes, and sane time hem; given to arrest has had; BOW, w n hummer-aunt: hugodo is t? slip in n out“? st the breech, km] the first mums- tion of in murderous intention is the report of his riAe. Homily the occasion for exer- eiaiN on] novel vigiluzee are eaaseedinglr are mule British um} , but the - in whiéh we allude do ooetie-times occur, and it in quite clear that In then use! the fell work of mania-lion in much facilitated by the Weft!» new emu-oi peed-ion; It in not tor Ill locus-t what would be door, bat it oppor- to In It some [negation eh: vulil be iahett epinet the recurrence ot E min crime. a that of Morris Blue. T Hum.“ Tamas-During the f1eldhy which was held " Aldershot, on Tnenlay week by his Royal 1Eigbefthe Duke of iiiiiilaii," several tactical chug. were made, one ofthe moot amicable being tttlt. chap In the padtion of omen of imam, when matching put in grand dim me. Bitherto, ranch the United Sade-c Ga- zette, their position m on the - Inl in rev ot their companies, but on Tueuhy rr, , # [l