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NEWFOUNDLAND.

From the Ne rthward good accounts of the

ehad been rev siwed, n riwithstanding
gever'™ - for some time had been uata-
she w ag
’ ~~ ~ chere Commissioner reports that the
~ “ wd been vousually bold im British
Fr rs, and tlat é had captured seven ol
waiets.
ap R j Biv a¢ tat 8 Battle Hurbor,
: : yok | “ ' camsionaiy taken in
erring seimes, Which wast garded as an
nal ent sign. ilerring had struck in all
a» the coast, and in several places were
fhe Hon. AmOdrose Shea was apy ointed
Delegate t the Intereolonial Council! of Com-
merce io be held in Que bee, and bad Jett in

La erence .

porpoises, valued at
8 each n captured Dy the people o!
* ilarbor. N F

A General Election is to take place in New-

geadiand on the Llih of Nowensber.

np

the steams
hundred

“ete

-_-

BY TELEGRAPH FROM THE STATES
focuesren, N.Y. Sept. 7.—At the billiard
ma! oe the championstip of America, Derry
won by 3G pernts Pex wade a ran of 206 points
There Was wt excrement Pex being the
facet The winner's average wus 16-54
Geld 144

&.—The New York Com
saya thet late ad
previots reports of disasters t

the retreat fron

New York, Sept
mercial § W asl teu teen deapate|
tices ce itt thie
the Mexican Liberala, atter

( taba. Coutiened resistance to the Frevet
without aid, it is said, cannot be looked for..
Passengers trom the cily of Mexico state tha
great reeled was felt in that city on the disbanding
of Sheridan's army ia Texas Ati aiminuni
t caron A stipply tram, with a passenger ca
attached eXphaded yesterday m Tennessee, seut
tea g the feuin i tragmeuts in every dirvetios
and, tt believed, killing wauy persuns...
auld 1443 a 1449

Tiibune’«
President

ym with a Louisianian, sa

New Y
speci Was

a ree cu

ork, Sept §&, po m.—The
wien despatel suyve the

Versall

these Whe tnagined that be was hostile to negr

tistsf

urged this genth
Views lit

suffrage Were shen ble

wan te fudvecale wral Levis ana, an

sid—" Why cannet you do as Massachusett
dien f lf a negro can read and write, let his
‘ Phere are pet five hundred in Louisiar

ttie

fest; bat it will be
nm Nerther

Iv.—Join C

" ca stand Gehig

uslice, Bid alk clainer

New York, Sept Breekenridg

was &@ pussengec by the stea uship Hibernian
5 4 at Quedee yesterday He lett te
M ‘ 1 the allerneon J: ir Davis ha
t bee reneved from him casemate to Carre
Hall as reperied. His quarters are b-ing pre
pared i e expect d that he wall be an ecenu
a at flail within a few d aya, - Stat
elections in Matoe yesterday resulied in re-ele¢
’ at Geverner Cony kK publican, by abou
¥ U wajyerii; troid 1444

New York, Sept. 12, Pp. M—The Herald’;
Vera Cruz corres; en sys the Luwperialjst.
grea i the Luperml triamph a
‘ uaa tl mille and bad sent a specia
i l " with iews siti tbe
wp garded @¢ hisignifcant Coupares

@ Lile va uuph at Tehevacaw

1—A further redue

‘ ‘ v is “e tiade OY Cie discharg:
, ed ops eulisted trom the Norther
Sales { ed ' ps eulisted tu the Sout!

e teria j Destructive fires are rag
¢ Woods Maine ..A pilot beat was re
seized at Getfale tor sumuggling goods frou
( sila i i States... A despaict
-~ i ss . i A oth
isis couner at Fort Smith, siipuiate tha
riatery St Oe lihitwedia , ul sued, aud freed
ave “ gr erperated tute th
. ‘ ry — ij wllicr thember.

t Geid id
VERY LASESI

New Youn. 8S 14 —l Wirtz trial wa
poriy j . b2 temda ‘ ry i ,
’ i ¥ sick N cws si i u

A ivi o

LiverrooLt, N. S., Se 14, Z yp. m1
t - ging at L N.@. bt
£ i J a) DeW . Arig
" wees bined ed. a
ging Peiegrapi office t
vert zZ a > Sippesea « fi
‘ LATin Live) have Sueeeeded me
i i "atayp Hiue Wes ’ fh
New Yor«, 14th 8 —P. M—The Herald’.
iypiatied The Wludrawal of Lhe e re
i eo ire der Served la dat Stites litte tt
business of S ¢ isse pressing, that the Pre
aud Cab [ bave deiecruntied to lorege t
templated Viet Seuth lor a while... |
Lb hsenna Sin sé Geoterument Ageul, lias arrive i
i “ Sita UU, priticipahy Mm guid, capiuied
ef Davis's Tiam

WASHIiNGwUN, J4 Sept —P M.— Althony!:

Wirtz wae ce derable better this merning,
Vee dteoughi auvisabie te pretpene the lita
diewduy wert, Whew 0 is believed be Wili be fui

THe ISLANDER.

Sie—I have read Me. Lowe's affidavit, which

To tHe Entron oF

Was pudblisiied in M nday's hxaminer, Seplemver,
Lith Mr Le We slates, ot eaih, that I] jaterned

‘ the eccustet of hte banding me @ Lewd: i
or the Buiiding of the Barracks, on the 2th
Augest iust, that his teuder was the or ty v
whies Lnkad received

Mr. Lowe’« statement that I teld him that his

tender waa the on

y one which I ' ad received, s

votrue, | did net make auy allusion te the nun
which had been reeeived—nor
did L say anything te Mr. Lowe, ealenlated te

nepreseion that ] had not received
aN) Temes prev teusty to fie

of tenders
contey the

Levelose you a letter trom Mr. Robins, whe
Was present when a few winutes previeusls I
fused Ye give Mr. Alley any information, as te the
bumnwer wt te Which
the Cele Has Seeretary s Office.

I ani, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
JUHN W. MORRISON

ers had beeu received at

Sept. 13, 1465.

Jubr Ww Morrison, Enq
Dear Sir,~1 was in your office on Tuesday, thie
23th the
I steoutd suy It Was ateut twe 'y
mhinttes beiore IZ o'clock. at the same time b r
Alley, in my presence, laid on your desk direc ys
of you, w sealed letter wlich-iie caid was
4 tender ter building the Barracks—I beard Mr.
Alley inquire it there were wany Tenders in, and

Atugust, between hours

iweive wo; wrckK :

i freniz

sheared seu tell him that the question wae an cu}
Preper one, whiet you would wut ate wer, or Words |

fo that effeet,
I am, Sir, yours truly,
JOHN ROBINS
Spi 13, 1865.

CHAMBER OF CoMMEKCE.—At
the Chamber of Commerce, held last eveniig,
Coumunications were read from the Montreal!
Board of Trade relating to the erganizatton of
#0 lutereolunial Board of Trade, alse a Telegram
‘Hing the Chamber of Commerce here to wend
epresetitutives to Montreal to coroperate in es-
tabiishing said Intereolonial Board, at a uiwetioug
oft delegates to be held on the 27th inst. Hon. J
‘ Page, the Leader ot tlie Gov ernment, whe is at
present in 4
r

i

+ the

‘event of either of these two uot being aie

attend the meeting, the Hon. George Beer
te heininated to act instead. Among other
Jneitess transacted at the meeting A. LH. Yates

Esq. was appointed permanent Seeretary uf the
Cbamber.— Pat.
-—_e- -—— —_

We learn that the Islander has ne just grounds
ol Complaint agaiust Mr. tlali's establishment at
Rebinsern's Tet. d, Rustieo, in so far as reeeis ing
Geserters is concerned; and that the remarks Ww
televence thereto are desutute ot trath.— Herald.

——_—.

Beware or Tutcves!!—We understand two
OF Lives allempts have been made within the lust
lew night, by Sottie scoundreis, to treak into (he
Testdences of several of the mbabiiants ot this ¢ ty.
We Weuld advise cur fellow citizens and the Po
Mee to Deron the look out tor the raseala, 1 they
Cotue our Way, We protiise them a waruw re ep
Qon.— Js/

ee

x SINESs Paosrects Iw New Yoru.—The | THE MIC Macs.
‘a Dusiness has already commenced, and pro i i

Hises tu be extremely large, Already stoves al ae iid tie der tee ae os
Varehouses are thronged with eager buy ers, and
he ery from every quarter ia: “ Sall Gey come.”
Che West will buy as it never ;
vhile the Seuthern trade,

Lc a Rape en er gear

of this}
» held this day, 15th September, 1865, at
the City Hall, in Charlottetown, Lieut. Col. P.
bought bet "| D. Stewart, Vice President, in the chair, the!
cnty reteresfollowing resulutions were unanimously pussed
stspended for four 018 tow i

eurs, will be u wXpeectedly l tye and active
Notwithstanding the war, ,

’

it seems large stums of
} > : oT

reld and ailver were held at the South while the

wavy recelpts at the ports, and the tobae

by ‘Thoinas Des Brisay, Keqr, RON.

Resoivep, That the members of this Soci ty
have heard with much pleasure the statement made
by Pheop iius Stewart, Ke jt. their Seeretary. re
ppathy expressed by Pr. bHlodueki
of the Ab Pre. Society
needful to a jd other triends in England, with the objects of |
Clothing of all kinds far | OUP Assuciaiion |
an Moved by the Hon. Dr. Young, and seconded |
torses, Callle, swine—everyihing, in short, that) by F. W Hales, Eeqr—

tte . 7 : a } a - > . .
suppert like and make it tolerable. Dhese ith | Resorveo, That ie thanks of thia meeting be!
Heaiate Wants mast be satisfied, and trom the | ost cordially tendered to the Aborigines Protec

Nerth

‘ound
afford a

Wal stores that are coming terward,

wists for a tities profitable business with that | hitive to the RVI
It witst be remembered that the South- | the
ro people want almost everytl ing
“wilzed comunity
roth nen and

weetho
ection Honorary Secretary

ween, furniture, farm tilensils, |

All the signs point te av immense busi. |UOU Sveicty, for their kiuduess to our Secretary |
r ' } Wi ii

eae, hig? prices aud “reat apparent prosperity, during his a tn London, und tor the wid uffordesl

him to ameliorate the condition of our Mic Mac

during the coming tall ~New York World. ;
ee i

a oth » |
A Cui wren Taree Toxeves.—On Wed. | Moved by Jobo MeNeill, Exqr, and seconded

i
|

needay the wile wf Jehu Cranford, aluier, Ewe |” Charles Desi aay. Lome - y
and Lamb Cheese, Dracut rie s, 2nVve birth le a son ’ Kus Henig a Phat we Hooke kindly furnished by |
Whe exhibits the rare. if not hipreeede “a i : Dr Hodgkin, as the neucteus of a library for the |

, upreeedented, pes use of the Indiana be de posited for the present in |
a of having three tongues. We saw the !rhe archives of our Society.
ehnd, and found it te be seemingly in exeellent | ’ acl
health, of full size, and in other reapects onl Moved by the Ry . D. Re Pauther, and se-|

ad. The nsiddie tungne in the largeat of the (td by Thus. DesBrisay, Exq —

fortes on ee ngne is the largest of the Kssotven. That our Secretary deserves the |

wee; itis rounded at the top, and is tagtened | thanks of this Society for the efforta put forth by |
to the lower part et the palate in such a way as / him in presen iny the claimsof the Indians before a |
fo prevent the child sucking readily. Eaca of | benevolent Puble in Enuland, and for his disiu-|
the tongues is separated trom the other, and terested and nuceasing services in promoting the

thease ou each side de vet appear to cause the welture of the Aboriyives of this lis native lund

Phe curious malt r-}

tustion does tel, So far as appearance goes, re- the publie lew spapers
i Pr. STEWART, Secretary.

lnlant mach Inceuvenence Resorven, That these resolutions be printed in

sult trem any discase Phe cud has been seen }
by Dr. MeCallock and Dr |

are of

Pieaipsen, and they “ a ———=

Married,

At Holland Grove, Bedeqne, on the et ultimo
Augustus k.C. Holland, Ksq.. J.P, Mr. Nelson

epiuion If Weuld be advisable, atfler he is |

Atte older, to iberate the middle tongue from

the puiale by an operation. Meaawhile the in- | ty,

tent is suckled by weaus of a bottle — Dunfries | Towatt, of Lot 17, son of Cornelius Hownatt Esq |
Siandard 'M.P P., to Catherine, daughter of Mr Williain |
“ape Platts, of Augustine Cove. ;
MYSTERIOUS W RECK, | —=

|

LUNENBUKG, Si pt. 13 —Brig Zero, coal laden, | Died, i

was picked tp ou Monday about four miles out At Liverpool, G. B., of consumption, on the |

te sea, bhandened, and taken to Bridgewater by | lth July last, Mr. Artemas G Alchorn, aged 20 |
Usherwen; hole in eact side where attempt had | years, son ef Mr. John Alehorn of West River.

remy nade te seutile her : At the residence of the Hon. Joseph Wightman, |

St. Andrew's Point, on Tuesday, the Ith instant, |

from i

|

'

Vessel tight and dry
Ciiet papers and chronometer taken away —~well | . sm sare
: ction of the beart, Edward T. Wightman,

found tu stores ar d waterials i
vears, much regretted by friends and ac

Part of the crew |
Phey say the |

wile
wr 1 4
u! Lewer Dublin, Luneuburg. wed 14

quatntances
Cepiain teal overboard ane |

On Sunday merning last, Elizabeth. eldest andj}
- much beloved danghter of Mr. Joseph Kouight
i Devouren RY ASHAKRK —Captain MeDonoald, aged 14 years und © mouths, Funeral will
of the ah Ariadne, 335 tena, from Prinee Ea jplace from her father's Great
ward Ustand.with timber and deals, which arrived | Street, to-morrow (Tuceduy), at 4 o'clock. |
bat Greenock on Monday, reports that five days At Saint Germain de Rimouski, Canada, on the

: Md Anuust, M
itter leaving Prince FE slan ‘ soon 5 ,
Island, one of the jand9 months.

—- > eo---- —_

tute;

residence, George |
wis

Vierre Gauvrean, aged 67 years |

Iwan ,
ted Phe day on whieh died this worth

wnds, engaged ag cook and steward, jumped feitizen, this good husband. good father and ex
foverboard while ander the influence ot quer. fe oplary Christian, was the forty-second anniver: |
Captain McDonald at once thereafter ordered | sary ofa mos happy marriage. M Guavreau was a |

honorable cureer held

his }
amony others, those of Justice |
|
i

he Vessel to be hove tow and a boat to be launeh- | Notarv, and auring
ed to reseue the natortanate man, The inmersed vany pablie trusts,
edserved te be making |
great efforts to reach the vessel, and was heard |

tthe Peace, Manicipal Councillor, Aveut of Crown |
Lands, Collector of Castoms aud Lieutenant Co
lonel of Militia. The duties of these offices bx
jperformed with that fidelity and honor Which |
characterised all his auctions. At thistime, while |
still monrna the death of Sir KE. P.!
e Hon. Judge Morin, it is interesting
that M. Ganvrean was the intimate

At one epoch in the life of these
wo distinguished wen, it was contemplated by the

iets of

persen Was uliimately

; wemMedalely therealter te utter several dreadtul
eres, then to rise ics arms wiidly and disappear. |
Asa shark Was observed following the ship ter |
several Gays IE Is supposed the meouster bad seized

the unloriunate

he country
| Vache anc ti
wan and dragyed him down | to

Pie boat was at ounce p ished tu the

nhbounce
apot but ne | fend of both
Deceased was about }
married, w native of Prince | "
Edward Island, and had r I i}
» i and, j wad recently bee ‘harged |

en discharged | iain maski, but the position of a Member of Partia

trom the United States nary. —~ - :
8 Se Livi rpool Peper in accordanee Witt bis modest tusres

trace of hin could be sees
22 yeurs of

the Canadian party and electors to returt

ige, un
ry ianvrean us representative for the Connty ot!

Pinel “Was thet

| appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti-

| liant, aud are exhausted nuture’s great restorer.

| See that it has an unmutilated metal cap over top

j (ural functions of the body, they are rapidly aud

| None who know the

Persons of sedentary labits troubled with weak- |

Moved by His Worship the Mayor,and seconded | °*** lassitude, palpitation of the heart, Jack of

the celebrated e
PLANTATION BITTERS, |"

which are now recommended by the highest medi-|

cal authorities and warranted to produce an

agreeable, perfeoily pure, and must supercede all
other tonics where a healthy, gentle stimulant is |
required,

They purify, strengthen and invigorate. i

| They create a healthy appetite.

They ate an antidote to change of water and diet.

| Chey strengthen the sytem and enliven the mind. |

|
y . '
hey overcome effects_of dissipation and lite hours. |
'
Chey prevent miasmatic and intermitteut fevers.

/

i

Chey purify the breath and acidity of the stomach

They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
lhey cure Diarra and Cholera Morbus, |
'

lhey cure Liver Complaintand Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strony, the languid bril-

They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya |

bark, wintergreen, sassafras, reots and herbs, all
Fo:

particulars, see circulars and testimonials around

preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix ram,

each bottle,

yy
Beware of impostors. Examine every bottle. I

of each bottle, aud green label, for exportation, |

around each neck. See descriptive Circular around

cach bottle.
P.H. DRAKE & CO,

New Yoru. |
May 1, 1865. Gus

—

CF rr
Aver’s Pilis.

Are you sick, feeble nad complaining 1?

Are you

cut of order, with your system deranged and your | F
|

feelings uncomfortable ? These symptoms are of-

ten the prelude to serious illness. Some fit of sick-|
ness is cree jing upon you, and should be averted
by a timely use of the right remedy Take Ayer’s
Pills and cieawse out the disordered humors—purity
the blood, and let the fuids move on unobstructed |
in health again. They stimulate the tunetions of | Th

at the residence of the Parish
operty of the KEV. MK
wish Priest at Rustico,
For further particulars see handbills

F DAYID MUTCH.

BELCOURT,

Rustico, Sept. 18, 1855

immedivute beneficial effect. They are exceedingly | Farm Stock and Implements,

residence of Mr. W. J. BOSWELL,

YORK POINT, on WEDNESDAY » the 27th inst.,

M1 o'clock, a.m:
] Large HORSE, w eivghing 1260 Iba.
4 Mileh COWS. 1 HIEIFER,
1 Dorham CALF, STIEEP,
2 Carts uid Cart Harness, | Truck,
1 Double Wagon aud Uarness,
1 Jaunting Sleigh,
8 Tons HAY, 150 bus. Maezard WHEAT,
Plough, Harrows, &c. Ke.

Te Terie liberal

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.
Ch'town, Sept it, Ee

Mon oy Wantod.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. —

nee

Stock, Crop, &., for Sale. ARMY

1K subscriber is instructed to sell by!
| AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 2nd day of)
i } OCTOBER next

| pation, &e., deserve to suffer if they will not try | Priest, Rustico, certain STOCK, CROP. &c . the!

*, lute
who has left the Island. tl

CONTRACT, BERMUDA,

Comvrssanrat, Berwepa,
Jlamitros, 30th Aug., 1865,

»{EALED TENDERS, in Duplhieate, upon

Otfie-s, will be reeeived unti
the 20th October, at the Com

ie Commissariat
| Neon of FRIDAY,

quantities of

FRESH BENE

viet services, for the menemy lst De
cember, 1865, and ending Jist Marcel, isod, deter
jminable at any period after one year by a six

mouths’ notice in writing froin either party.

periouw col

;
| CONDITIONS?

} seqnently to be delivered by the Contractor, at his

| HOW existing or to be established in these

The Beef to be subject to the eeproval of the
Senior Commiseariat Officer, or ot ise officer ap-

pointed by hiro, at the Contractor's stores, and sub. | perseti w ishing te prrchise a good farm; and will ;

wh expense, at the diferent Barracks and Cxpipt

Iajauids

j~-with thé exception of Boaz and Ireland Islands,

; Where the meat will be subject to approval arren}
j} delivery, at the Quartermaster’s stares.

j

|

In the event of any objection urising as to the
quality of the meat onthe part of the troops, or we

j OMUN B KL, respectfully req uests ali } Cominiesariat Oilicer, should the Coutractor be un-
2

parties indebted to him, whose aceounte were | illing to accept his opinion, if adverse to his own,

rendered on the Int JULY, to come forward and
settle up on or befor: the

FIRST DAY of OCTORER nexi.|,

Bell's Clothing Store. Queen Street.
Sept. 18, 1365. (till Bxt Oet.

QO HEADS OF FAMILIES:
JUDSON'S

MOUNTAIN HERB

TP Atthih De

The Besi Family Wedicinein

EXxistcace.

Drepared trom simple Roots and Herbs that grow
upon the Mountaing aud in the lovely VaLLeys of

| Mexico, where the mighty Curdilleras raise their
cloud-piercing heights

Ly cleansing and Purifying the Blood, they not

ALL DISEASES.

|
| only eure but prevent pearly
i
|
|

ey ure the remedy the BotUxtreovus HAND oF

the body into vigor us activity, purify the system | NATURE bas provided for all diseases arising from

from the obstructions which make discase. A cold |
settles somewhere in the body, and deranges its
natural functions. These, if not relieved, react- |
upon themselves and the surrounding organa, pro-|
ducing general aggravation, suffering and derang: “
went. Watle in this eoudition take Ayer’s Pilis|
and see how direetly they restore the natural action
ot the system, and, with it, the buoyant feeling of |
uealth again. What is trae and so apparent in
this trivial and common com laint is alsu true in
many of the deep seated and dangerous distempers
Tne same purgative ef-ct expelsthem. Cansed by
similar obstructions aud deraugewents of the na-

many of them surely curcd by the sa ue means.

IMPURE BLOOD.

| The nates of those diseases are legi n. JUD>ON’S

PILLS are the Best Remedy in Existence for
the following Diseases ;

BILIQUSHESS,

Scrofula, Worms, Headache, Indigestion, Liver

Couplaint,

Dyspepsia,

Loss of Blood ; all derangements

of the Stomach and Bowels.

SKIN DISEASES.

virtue of these Pills will ne-) Costiveness, Colds, Diarrhoea, Fever and Ague,

I

the matter shall be referred to a Garrisov Board.
whose decision shall be final.

Staff and Departments to draw from the Con-
ractor’s stores.

Issues will be made at sach hours as may be di
rected, from time tu Uwe, by the seuior Commissariat
Oficer.

Deliveries to be made alongside Her Majesty's
ships or hulks, as may be required by the authorized
oflicers of the Naval or Convictservicea.

A reserve of cattle, equal to the probable con-
sumption, uuder ordinary circutustances, for six
weeks, must at all times be maintained by the Con-
tractor, and must, when so required, be submitted
to the inspection of the Commissariat.

The euvelope containing the Tenders to bi
marked “ Fresh Beef,” and the price in words and
figures to be stated at per pound, in pence and
hundredths of a penny.

An engagement to the following effect, sizned

by two competent persone, uiust be aunexed Ww)

each Tender, via :—~

“Inthe event of the acceptance of the above
tender, we hereby engage to become hound in the
sun of £2000 for the due peformance of the Con-
tract entered into.”’

Payiwnent to be made monthly on the production
of the proper accounts and vouchers as under, viz:

For Army and Convict Services, by the Com-
missariat.

For the Navy, by the Agent Victualler

For the Naval Hospital, by the Medical Offieer
in charge, in Treasury Bills at par, nuless the
amount be under £00, when the payment will be
made ia cash.

Tenderers will be pleased to snbmit their names,
and those of their sureties, for the approval and
reconmmendation of the Deputy Commissary Gene-
ral at Halifax, not later than MONDAY, the Sth
October next, 80 as to enable that Officer to com-
munieate thereon with the Senior Comiuiissuriat
Oificer at Bermuda, by the Royal Mail Steamer to
leave Halifax for Bermuda, on THURSDAY, the
bith October next, which steamer will be the last
opportunity by which Tenders for this Coutract
can be forwarded to Bermuda, in time to arrive on
the 2Uth October, the day appointed forthe opening
of Tenders at tiat dSiation.

JF printed forms to be obtained on application at

' miseariat O-fiee, flamilton, Bernd i, from persons |
| williug to enter inte a contract for supplying such | COU

li ii!
.

A I\ A Ly.

‘Frechold Farm, Farming
ments & Household furniturs.

. \ being about to leave the Island, bave in-
bye the subseriber to sell the whole of their
;

nee acm Mtt
¥ Yas
iv PUR

VALUABLE PROPERTY, by Anction, at their
residence, Ou THURSDAY the jth October,

4 Sule to commence at 10 o'cluck, a.

next. iu.,

cousisting of

| taining 160 acres of Land of enperiet quality,

i sitnated on Lot 13, about one mile and a half from
Port Hill. 120 acres are under enltivation, and the
‘remainder is covered with hardwood and poles.

Fr YO be sO LD by AUC PION, at the emav be required for Naval, Military, and Con- } On the premises there are a couforiable IwWe storey
. a ay i : aad z , «*

DWELLING HOUSE (new?. 2 lorge BARN and
Outhouses. This farm is well watered by two
streams, and bas un extensive froutaze on Riehmend
; Bay, wud poxsesses rare advantages for obtaining
} manure ; Beans acti of sea-weed and masdel-nud
jimaty be had within a few chains ef the shore. The
labove property is in the midst of a flourtiing ret-
| tlement, and is well worthy of the avtention of aw

| be wuld in one or twe lots to suit purchasers.

; —— ALSO ——

1

‘Stock, Farming Eimplements, &c.
2 Horses, 2 Mares, 6 Cows, 4 Heifers, 10 Pize,

2 Wagyous, 1 Cart. 1 Track, L Plough, | pair Uar-

lrowa, | Jaanting Sleigh and Furs. | sett Harness,

) 2 setts Cart Uarness, Pion, Tackling, = quantity

of Hay, together with the whole of thefr :

HOUSKNMOLD FURNITURE.

Terss~—For the Farm, a credit of two ar three
yeara will be given, paid by eqnal instaimenta,
For the Stock. Farming Luplements, &c, same We
cish ; sume over 20s credit till the first November,
1866, on approved Joint Notes.

GEORGE ANDERSON, Auctioneer.

New London, Sept 4, 1865. 4w

FOR INTENDING PURCHASERS.

§ tp SUBSCRIBER has received ingtructions to

offer for sale ALL THE LANDED PRO-
PERTY belonging to Hesny Suir, Esquire, of
Auckland, New Zealand.

This Valaable Property comprises One-half a
TOWN LOT fronting on Prince Street. being por-
tions of Lots Nos. 56 and 57 in the 2nd hundred,
with 4 two storey DWELLING HOUSE and «
STABLE thereon. 10 is sitanted in a central part
of the city, convenient to the Ferry Wharf, and in
as desirable a locahty for a residence as ean be
fonnd in Charlottetown.

Alxo, the Property on Richmond Street, compria-
ing TOWN LOY No. 62, in the same handred,
This Property consists of a DWELLING HOUsi&
having twe tenements both of which are
rented—a spacions yard and Lumber yard,
and ie very eligibly eitnated on the North side
of Hillsborongh Sqnare, commanding an excellent
view of Hillsborough River und Harbor.

These Properties are weli worthy the attention
of all parties desirons of purchasing, us they will
be sold at as cheap a rate as any in the market.

If they are not disposed of before the FIRST
day of OCTOBER next, they will then be offered
at PUBLIC AUCTION.

For terms and other partienlars apply to

THOMAS ALLEY.

Charlottetown, Sept 11 1865.

J, B, BLACK, M. B.,

Physician & Surgeon,
St. Fleanor's, - - - P. E. Island.

Sept. 4, [864 —6ins.

Imple-

ES3KS8. JAS.& ALFRED BROWN,

gluct to employ them when suderiag from the dis- |

byrsage x : | Woudertul Discovery : or, as Peoor Conciusive,
or Chills and lever, Remittsnt | buy and try one box of the Pills, aud you will be

Kidney Diseases, Chest Diseases. They are the
BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN. Re.
move the cause and you cure the disease,
Bad Biood is the great cause of disease ;
these Pills cleanse and purify it so
thoroughly, that d sease, having
bothing to feed upon,
wust take flight,

GET OUR ALMANAC

From any Druggist, and read the history of tbis

satisfied they

ALL WE CLAIM

them to be

are

|
P "~ ee - es _ ind habits. and he deelined to Yield to the invita } orders the y cure, such as Hicadacie, Foul Stumach, |
ERSONAL.—Dr. Chas MeKay, is at present | Coens of bis friends. Generosity, affability and | Dysentry, Bilious Cowplamts, Lidigestion, Derange- |
on @ Visif te our cily, and is staying at the Park | femtieness were marked characteristies of Lin } went of the Liver, Costivenes , Vonstipation, Heart-
: ‘ ° ¢ ‘ . . + ai 4 ry a i aditinn 1 “
Hotel Phe Dr. bas loug held a promi leat posi- | *! thous man \ whose om see? these lines are] barn, Kheumatism, Dropsy, woruis aod suppression,
r : i conseer a ' THiVEre? uf o4 nae =] ’ ,
“Hin Conection with the Lendon Times, and : tg M ne wenn e th { many yeur: | When taken in large doses
lor som years past has been its chief Aweriea: [tne Gisease When curried tim to bis erave- | They are Sugar Coated, so that the mest sensitive
are ‘ fs i i : « “8 ) During bis Sickness, as before i, lis iively faith | oan tuke them easily, and they are surcly the best
correspondet ; t » slactwes ~— ake : ey y sure :
I — 8 visit, We beleve, is of a ind strong religions convictions were alway | ai ee 0g salen as, afi.
prelessiona: characier in connection with bis | ace mpanied by the practice of the Christian virtues | PUleeuve medicine yet discuvered
eWspaper duties, wilh a View, as it js said, of ;and atlendance npeu tie Sacramentsof the Church Ayer’s Ague Cure,
re £20 dependent estate of the teelings | Che subject of this obituary notice died as he had] , . }
g gaa ¥ ‘ . jee > ary ‘er . ray eo. |
of fhe Provinces respecting Coutederatiun.—S¢, | ved. mm peace with God and his own cotscience Por the speedy and certain Cure of {ntermit
Johu News penjoying the respect and sympathy of his fellow tent lever
oan feiuzens and numerous friends who were to be Fever, Chili fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical |
A Convention of delegates from the British | fe" os nny pure in : c “ot y. His mortal} pleadache ur Bilious Headacte, and Brliote!}
_ neil > a remains Were fotlowed to the Hureh wha thence | ,
Newth A lean Provinees, will be teld in Re a i a yet icieaiiehs cicteae | Fevers ; indeed, for the whole class of dis- |
we 5 v. the j4 rat ¢ " ° ; vasthbe sf i us co &
+ Thursd we SAT ns Pe Oe ee oh a uski and 1 euses originating in Dillary derangement. |
iis eeliing i . ‘rat fleets arity t ° . , j i
. et ot Reciprovity with the | yeig 4 counties Is » the dead why caused by the walari ot miasmatic coun- |
{ ited Slates Cs fa Wii be represented py i ' j » er vs
j vy ! be i 8 I ‘ tries
\ a . : ,
Vo umembers, and Nova Seotia, New Brunswick Phe decensed gentleman ither of Di }
Newfoundland PPLE. lkeluad, by ounce each | Guuve of this City Tuis remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest
~hlalifax E press : at Charlottetown, on Tuesday evening, the 12t cases of Chilis avd Fever, and it bas this great ad- |}
Ne nimairimeaenee I t ! ss of 15 s, Su Vantage over other Ague meuicines, that it subdues |
It is: that Hou. R. D. Wilmot will 1 t ‘ i : J 1 rs toe Compraint Without injury to the patieut Ir)
ss ' l 5 vot New B unewick o I l e i ve t e bli Sehtains mo Quinine or otter d tcrivus syostante, |
R : rr a ci ne belt 4 ) a u ver dees it prodece quinism or any injurious effect |
L ¢ i my I we s | “f
bt ge ny a ; ? _ N Solio the View Of] whatever. Sh king wrotbers of the army aud the
i ss ‘ \ 5 eu i bi j $
: \ oirihcsiaie zen. J. W ¢ gat Licensed Tea t Weal, try it aud you will endorse these ugsertions. |
ik t ‘ wr ‘ i provinee, and we see ss s t is pore rv @Xe trib yerl lu . . a }
stated in the Charlottetown papers that Hon { ‘ e tu I sine ‘ Prepared by DR. J.C. AYER & Co, Loweil,
J ee & Pope Willi O« tie tepreseutative of er t ’ iv. * } she Wue tueked by the Mase, atid said by Creo A. #8 5 ird, Sl Jobu, N
Prince Edward island. As we before re Hor Hsiots dixease to whieh she fella vietin, leaving | b.; Avery Brown & Co, Haliax, N So: and by
° ‘ : Defore stated, n ; ; 8 ° 7 “a : “iis oe ‘ ais
Rater Sore goes te Quehes a behdlt-ol New-| oo es Begin W.K. Watsus, Ch’town, P. Ei. |
aan = de? nh j Sep,
— atijar Chrontcde, Sept. 14 j ies, to lament her sad and uutimely end. May | : sa coe |
- oe she rest. 16 pence |} Foor hietie eliidr-n ded in Connecticut |
sh ; e I } . : 1? pre
On Thursday lasi, the steamer Heather Belle At hie residence in Seal River onthe 5 stunt. | lately. from the effects of ‘MUN Wid paranips, |
revight trom Charlottetown to Beale about Tyg | Me Allan Melsaee, aged 54 veurs a
i ; . . » ! oe a oP owe Me: ig - —o wi " ee ee
sheep and a pair of oxen tor the Halifax market Of searlet fever, on the first lustant, at Jo’ clock as 4 i tl
Mc oAe be ci, | a. , Mury Jane, aged 5 yeure bes and big h AULA TOL RAPT
lin Princess ef Nales brenght abeut tu sierp Bsa ’ _— — os acs & &* . 3 ae es .
, id a . Sau. m,onthe same dav. Hetrs wed | vear ane | Bs 2 ad ¥
a Pretea the same day Pie dslander sacs, : 1 & ? if i
Wi the Rail: er" > ia § Ss months—children of Donald aud Jane Lavior, of | t 2 e
ery tie tallteud ts Comtapie ed oe Pietou They North Bedeque y es |
will be enabled to supply the Halifax win ket At south West River, New London. on the ttt!

Suh any wttiver ot ali cp aud oxeu. — Picton | instas t affer eivht week's tlnese. cof Diprheria
Chronicle Sept i4 Barbara, the fourth daunghter of Lunean Cole, in
<> P+ — tiie Vist year of lier age She Was estcemed tor

Lenevolent dis ition. te wreatly reyretted

Holloway's Pills are u deniably the finest me-

. circle of relatives aud frietds to
e'chves ta toe wereld tor biliousness wd todigestion, an

¢T
ind leaves a lara:
mourn bet loss

Lu all cases ot d ‘ranged stomach, determination ——=—
head, bile, sick headache, liver e he
and steimact complatiis, tuere is . Launched,
Known that will give sueh inunediate rehet as From the shipyard of Mr. James Yeo, Port Efill,
these renowned Pils; young and old, rich and | 0! the Gthonstant, a very fine Juniper-built copper-
poor, patrowize them, aud we tiany Cures are et- lasivued Ship, = shout 1,000 tons, called
tected by their use, that their praise is sounded |" Ocean Pearl.” Saas cy Nanay ny day, from
trom the torrid to the frigid gone > In truth, pet- shipyard of Mr. Grorge Ellis, Lot 12, a bark of
sens Whe travel consider them a necesaary requ about 400 tena, for Mr Yeo On the same dity
In sultry weather or warm climates, or in | em the siupvard of Mr. Thomas Rix, Lot 3, a
Dulin. the. tilund. beeuters- a erheated, the liver Brig of abyut 25U tons, Juniper built, for M
terpid, the skin covered with prickly heat, and ye
the whole system languid and exhausted. No-
thing se sou gives relief as Holloway’s Pills,
<> IE. - ——

HUNNEWELL’S UNiVERKSALCOUGH KEMEDY. |

of Dtuod tea the

'
rad Ebb GLC Line

sites

On the Ist instant, from the shipyard of Mr. Nei!
| Messrs. Yeg & Richards.

Plasteid, Lot i4,a brig of abeut 25u lus, for
There is probably no line of disease which hax | Mesara. Yeo & Richards.

been more erroneously treated than

Lung Complaints '

Chroat and — :
PRICES CURMENT.

Chere is alxo not a recipe written, nor a prepara

the |
the |

vt i4.a Brigt. of about 200 tons, fer |

On the 9th instant, from the shipyard of Mr. Jobn |

Lorses, Carziages, Saeep, Cows, Xr.

i O be sold by Auction, on FRIDA ee

the 2lnd jnstane, on the MARKET SQUARE, |

it 12 o'clock :
1 Cart Horse, ] Carviage Horse, (Saladin)
i } Mare and Fou), 2 Single Wavons, (new)
| 2 Double-seated Wazons, (vew)
I Express Waxon, (new)
2 do do (second hand)
| 1 SCLKY, (second hand)
J New Sleigh, 1 second hand Do.
2 Batfilo Robes, d sets Paruess,
4 Cowes, <0 Sheep, 6 Chairs. 1 Sofa,
l Bedstead, aud several oluer articies,
WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

Ch'town, Sept. 18, 1865.
AULTION!

in "Drade,

!

Stoel

| A Esqr, MOUNT STEWART, on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th of Gotober next,

at 10 o'clock, a. um., coneisting of Wines, Spirits,

j Price,

ra The outside ig a

Put up in Bores containing 40 Pills.
25 cents per Box.

red Wrapper with Black

Letiers, with our fuc-simile signature on it,

the Store of DM. HARRINGTON. |

<> Reve 2 Ax Wise:
GSEDSDOVPS
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS, |
And for ‘Tae Ke-cue Tuta’’ Almanac. We also!
ecud them by Mail, postage paid, fur 25 cents |
per Box.
{

B. L. JUDSON & %o., Prop’s,

106 FRANKLIN-ST., NEW-YORK |

Rept 18, 1865.—6 ane OE ms
| YALUABLE PROPERTY

(im Chariot(ctowm for Sale!

i he be suld by PUBLIC AUCTIGN. on!

TUESDAY, the Tenth (10th) day of OCTU

| BER next, I$60. at the hour of lze’cloek, noon, at |

| , . * . |
ithe COLONIAL BUILDING, in Charlotretuwn, |
| pursuant to a License dyly granted tor that purpose

' his Hovor the sarrogate and Judge of Probate
of this Island, bearing date the 26th day of January
Liust tte — ALL the Kight, Tithe aud Interest of
PSVILLIAM SMARDON, late of Charlottetow ny an
} Queen's County. in Prince Edward Ishind, decess-
fed, inandto All that part of TOWN LOT No. 35. |
ithe third bunudred of Town Lots iu Crarlotte-
jtown, bounded as follows, that ir to say :—Com-
mencing on the northwestward edge of Gratton
| Street, at the division line between ‘Town Lots
| Nos 50 wid 36, in Che third hundred of Town Lots;
jthence follow'ng the course of suid division line
| notthwestwardly, for the distance of fifty-eight
}ieet; thenee at # right angle with said division line
weetwardly, for the distance of thirty-seven feet
| Six inches, to the eastward edge of x right of way ;
|} thence following the course thereof south wardly
jeicht feet, and southeastwardly fifty-one feet to
l suid Grafton Street; thence following the course
| of the sume custwardly forty-one feet six inches to
ithe place of commencement.

t

} ALSO, all the Right, Title, and Interest of the |
| said lute William sinardon, deceased. in and to all)
lthat other part or portion of suid TOWN LOT No.}
} 30, in the said third hundred of Town Lots in |

Charlottetown, thus described, that is to Say i—

; 6% inches; hair brouwa: moustache aud whiskers;

T. W. GOLDIE,

4in Deputy Com General.

Thirty Pounds Reward!

ROBERT L WEATHERBE,

Darrister & Attornen -at- Lam,

Notary Public, Conveyancer, &e.

Office over Merchants’ Exchange,

156 Hollis Street, Halifax, N.S.

Sept Ii, IS8G5. Gm

a ne apnea

TFYUE Government of this I-lond will pay a} North British and Mercantile

reward of THIRTY POUNDS to any person |
for the apprehension of any of the audermentioned |
DESERTERS, or tor any INFORMATION, |

PRIVATE or otherwise, which will to the appre

Insurance Company

hension of any Dcserter from Her Majesty's 2ud | OF EDINBURGH ARD LONDON.

Battalion of the L6th Regt of Foot.

Description of Deserters from Her Majesty's 2nd Accumulated Funds. - £2.304,512 710

Battalion of the 16th Regt of Foot. from Tursnay
the Sth day of AUGUsT, to Wepnespay, the 12th |
SEPTEMBER, LSS:

Private ALEXANDER McPHERESON, age 36 |

yenrs, a native of Glasgow, Scotiand; beight 35 feet

r

cyes grey; complexion sallow; broad Scotch accent. |

Annual Revenue, (1864) - 565.455 16 2

‘UE Subscriber begs to intimate that he
has been appointed AGENT fer the above

| Company, by Power of Attorney iu his favor, and
jthat he is prepared to transact

Private THOMAS GOODMAN, age 22 years and) Fire, Life, and Aunuity Business,

9 wonthe; height 5 teet && inches; a native of | o

Newry, Irelaud; hair brown; eyes hazel; com.) "

plexion fair "
Privote DANTEL MecRKEADY, age 34 years and |

18 months; a vative of Ireland; beight 5 feet 7/ f

inches; complexion dark; hair black; eyes dark. ¢|
Private JAMES SEATON, age 26 years and 8!
months; a vative of Ireland; height 5 feet 62 in.:
complexion tresh; hair sandy; eyes grey. j
lrivate THOMAS MOFFATT, age 25 years; a,
nathve of Ireland; height 5 feet 10 ipeues; com-!
piexion fres! > hair brown; eyes grey. |
Private JUILN McKAY, age 2% years and 2)
months; beigut O feet d inches; complexion fresh; |

}halr brown; ey s blue; a native of Newry, Ireland.

Private JLUGH DEVLIN, age 22 vears and 9!
months, height 5 feet 9 inches; complexiou fresh; |

Lanee Corporal GEIRGE MUMBY, age 23 veers |
and 7 months; height 5 teet 9 inches; cumpieXtion |
iresb; hair light brown;
Northampton, Eagland }

Private ROBEXT BROTHERS, aged 23 years

and 10 months; height 5 teet 5 inches; complexion | West

fresh; bair dark brown; eyes dark |rowu; pock |
marked; a native of [reland |
Private MICHAEL PEARON, age 27 veare and |
I month, height 5 feet 5} inches, a nutiveof Newry, |
Ireland; letter D, complexion fresh, hair black, |
eyes brown.
Private MICHAEL NASH, age 27 vears and 7
months, height 3 feet 8} inches, a native of Ask-!
eaton, Co. Limerick; complexion fair, huir fair, |
eves blae ;

moutiis, a native of Nerthaupton, England; height

. the most Hberal terms. Iu the Life Depurt-
ent, the next deeluration of Bonus will be made
nthe close of the Books. on 3lat December next.

Terms of proposal aud every iuformation will be
uruished by
G. W. DEBLOTS,
Agent aud Attorneys.

Oni ist

Ch’town, Ang. 28, 1865,

OUR SPRING

mportations

Per L C OWEN and UNDINE,
ARE NOW READY FOR

hair sandy; eyes ligut blue; a native uf County | INSPECTION & SALE
| Mouaghan. Ireland S ‘

BEER & SONS,

eyes blue; a native of) Ch'town, 15th May, 1865.

India Produce,

Ex ‘HELEN DAVIES.”

Y the arrival of the above Vessel, the
undersigned is now receiving—
10 bhide.
3U tierees > Bright MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
51 bbis §
22) Pan 2 Choiew Retailing MOLASSES,
25 Heavy OX HIDES.
The above Cargo will be sold at private sale.

» feet 92 inches, hair brown, complexion fair, eyes Apply to J.& T. Mornis, or to

blue; a scar on right breast and others vear, trade |
shoemaker. i
Vrivate ALFRED SMITH, age 23 years and 10}

Corporal FREDK. JEFFS, age 23 years and 6)
|
|
i

DANIEL DAVIES.
Ch’town, Aug, 21, 1865,

months, a native of Herts, Enuland; heieht 5 ft ‘Jef. Davis will be pardoned.

7 inehes, complexion fresh, hair brown, eves brown.
Privaie JUILN LONERGAN, age 26 years and |

ot eleven and)!

Cuarvotrerown, Sept. 15, 1865,

Hardware, Crockeryware, Dry Goods and General | Cx

tien before the nblie ft re al : r ts | . “ .
kg . : 2 : - . ' w tl ° . a weer ae - ; i Giroceries. Also, Shop Furuiture, Empty Cuske. | Te
ut hoes De ontainn ipecac, Autimony, Lobelia, rovisions, I: & ° » * . : " '
' :, ‘ring at Sale .
other, whieh Lb claim to aps, Ke. C9 Terws at Sale ot

or (/pivin, itv some form of

CTE) | OE Pins seek wisi enc cacss i eel

}
j
|

mimenciug at the Southwest angle of the said}, ; Pan | aA tii |
wit Lot, on the vorthwest edge of said Grafton | mouths; height 9 feet 3 inches; complexion |
reet; thence following the course of the north-| fresh; hair brown ; /
nustown, Co Kilkenny ; trade, shoemaker.

I. J. WALDRON,

s eyes hazel; u native of Tho-| yigin Sureet, next door to M. W. Skin.

ners Drug Store,

FOR THIRTY

for sale,

CpPEERS
| DAYS ONLY all hia extensive stock of

Hasswrre, Brooches of xl) kinds, Boots and Shoes,

Moira, Co. Down; height 5 fect 44; Faney Work Boxes, Elastic Suspenders, Soap,

[Yew Cavendish Tobaceo, at

Wholesale or Retail, Walnut Writing Desks,

LAMPS IN VARIETY.

One of the Lergest and Best Assortment

of Jewellery and Watches ever -
offered in this market,
100 Bhls. SUPERIOR FLOUR,
aS) Chests BEST TEA
All kinds of LINEN PAPER COLLARS, very
cheap, and a variety of other articles.
Conutry Dealers will tind it to their advantage
# inspect this Stock of Goods before making their
vurchases elsewhere,us they will be sold at un-
isnally low grr tor cush,

Chitowa. P. pS i . Jnly 3, 1865. tf

a meeting of |

anada, Was appomted a representa: |
“se oy the Chamber, aud also Mr. D. Laird ; and

: rr ‘ . i
be entirely unuecessury in nine tenths of suet ; : ams 91.) | N. RANKIN, Auctioneer, | e#st edge of Great George Street north westwardly, ‘ 7, we Pacey }
cuses, is they produce nansea, canse the stomach haod pied ata et eneees ai i fn “e 44 '{ September 18, 1865. : | for the distauce of eighteen feet six inches ; thence @ or Nhe oy RKOt REE ‘cw =1 years and i
to repel food. and ullow disesse to trinmph over po rf am “tg nf Aa re Lah hake aging gna te hh ht acl MRE cee ean gee, en eee by al _ angle line - erewith weer Does agence “A . Sil sgh rg ty

i mature re repay te nites id wiheiaabiid 0 (s SP Pi oct cses sees se oece eee sees o 94 | thirty-five feet six inches, or nutil it meeta the | freeh; azel; bh 2 : .
m fm - - ie pitty shies aa 5, hy atnon canse M utton, per Piast MANUS wb eie ess -3d to Bi | Household Furniture en west oie of the ie Rig a thence fol- } kenny, Co Kilwe hay. : 2 |
dones to be placed so. far apart sae the irritation | VO@be pet We... sees cere eeees cee eres Bl to ddd | yu KE. subseriber has received instructions | lowing the course thereof southeastwardly eightec n| rhon ey ; eae wacen ieee cee
ich ensues the cua wets the vente th ATES BOP oer ie seek ees sce eo ee bs mriwcte Sones : | feet six iuches to snid Grafton Street: thence fol. |a& Native o ;
oe ae Sune: Gee: Ce seapek Mae, and 7 ety : Ib 6d to 8d tome NiSS BIRNIE. to Sieptee of all ber lowing the course of tl s sane southwestwardly | iuches ; complexiun fresh ; hair browu; eyes grey ; | Superior Honey
the foundation of weak lungs or consumption is | 14s Pet PD--~- -00- coos wees cece eves Sei t rcar gine «) HOUSEHO! ‘ ‘ jsereng, Se semrue es: Coe Sees yp pstean: git PIS gene se r r
permanently laid matters CHO Bye nd cashes. cosevecnt® £068 Bal S LD FURNiTURE, | thirty-five feet six inches to the place of com | “ade, Weaver.
A true Cough Remedy should not only be the Do by the tud....... ere |g a } by Pubtie Auction, on WEDNESDA Y. the 4th of | mencement, Pr. i : fi A von Cc li
pocket, bedside or nursery Companion of all, and to | Cheese, per Ib.... 2... cece eee eee eee 2 Bd to GU) OCTOBER next, at her residence, Water Street.| ALSO, all the Right, Title and Interest of the | waartees oF D a pred bed Joncoaling
oo used just a often as there is tickling iu the | Tallow, per Ib................. ervee cess le to Gi | Consisting of Dea wing and Diving Room Furniture, | said late William Siwardon, deceased, in aud to a | eserters. {
“hroat, Or disposition to conzh, but to allow of its | Lard, per Ib.... 2... 0.20 ce cece cone cece 9d to Wad | in Mahownny ; Brussels and Kidderminster Car Right of Way, cight teet in breadth, and io length | By the Imperial Act for punishing Matiuy avd |
free ase after the conzh is checked, to clear away | Flour per Ib........ cece eee eee ec ee ee 2d tu 2pu| pets, Franklin aud Cooking Stoves, Feather Bede} thirty-eight feet. or therealouts, leading from! Desertion any person who shall by any means what- |
al! remain'ny irritation, and make the enre perfect | Qatmeal, per Ib.......... See avgs daadad to et aud Bedding, W urdrobes aud Chawber Sets, China} Grafton Street, northward, through Town Lot No }svever, directly or indirectly, procure any Soldier |
Cuses of most violent Sore Throat, with all the ee SEEN eeeee eee Su to 10g | Hd Glassware, Kitchen Utensils, Books, &e , &e. | 35, atoresuid; and all other rights of the said late} to desert, orattempt to procure or persnade any Sol- | 4
gp ea 9 Sepsherta. — en chop oat d he ed Vegetables. Particulars in Catalogues to be had at the office | WN i tian Smurdon, in, to or « - of, or oe eae unt any at pin grr frees that
ay mansale bongs # Constant une ¢ ve Congh Kemedy us Betntent; eontential ieee bee WM. DODD, Auctioneer. j Connection with said Town Lot No. 35, any Soldier is about to desert, siiall aid or assist ;
a Gargte For Hoursenens it ix invaluable. i ’ ia. near Nieboo dings . 24 | _Ch'town, Sept 18, 1860. | For farther partienlars and terms of Sale, apply | him iu deserting, or Rnoeving any. suldier to be a,
JOUN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor, ee “as waive {2 Re ne a: mera wer pore chee | te ciiher of the subserivers, Executors of the last er — cunconl — ry + “t poser! acai :
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mase. eT er eae ote eae eee ene A Grand fem mrance Will of the suid late William Smardon. siet such Jeserter in concealing himself, or -ad_ ot
; rai ; aSais } re ball be de 1 guil i
C@ For sale by all deaiers in Medicine. i Grain, i roca me - i THOMAS DAWSON ? a in his yor oe € a i Oy 4
, , ‘ . . . . 4 : at este ~fpetinte . Y . Misdemeanor, xd shail, on conviction thereof, be- |
W. R. Warvrsosx, T. DesBatssy and M. W. orn — ~~ ee er ae re ~+ Be to 4s DE JION S TRA TION, | JOSEPH HENSLEY, § Gaocuters | fore any two jastices of the peace acting for the |
SKINNER, Agents, Coarivitetown, ee at ea | =skeme 90 od} F the Sova Tempers Ss a. Charlottetown, dept. iL, 1860. | County, District, City, Rurgh or place where any |
8 PS - Poultry. will pr place in 8 u ping mint Le The above valuable Preinises are the residue such offence shall at any me buppen to be, be |
‘Bei A | eT ee PES SN AS Eee oe , lace ‘ pRES BAST, on} he R Sstute of the > Willi: Smarde hiable to be committed to the Connon Jaol or
. “6 hguteron BORO! sete? ‘ ; . ‘ : Bo fof the Real Estate of the late liam Smardon, e wo Mn ( i
hildreu and Babies. WU, WH ass bcd e eras sete eees eens ee de tu Bs} MIC woman. pent -the ih jostaut. Tue enter | and comprise the Saddlery Store formerly occupied House of Correction, there to be imprisoned, with }
Who does not love children Are they no ok NG PR cb co cas nuns weceeces sees eh $1 to 22] ainment will consist of Refreshipents, Spreches ) by bim, the Brighton Depot, aud the place of busi- | or without hard labenr, for such teri, vot exceed: |
y not th : and amusements of varions kind th ws row- | 4) ; i f ; j }
li di f . « OCHIGROMS, POF POT... cee cesc ces ccpeeess we eee “apt mds. sneh as—Throw- | news at preseut occupied by Mr. D. McRae. jing Six CacLknDen Mounitis, as the couvicting Jue: |
ight and joy of every household ? Yet how many | Fisl jing the Haitimer, Leapiiiz, Foot Races, (uoit | A AE OS A NR A, ll RCE ea a SI | tices shall think tit }
: , } “tsh, | Pitching, Wheelbarrow Race A dow Sg | plume ate Acpisetae eis j
are the diseases to which they are subjeet, and the : Pitching, heelba aace, Archery, Sach ’ Any Tavern Keeper or other person suffering a)
Yod fist eer ‘ 5 9 Don cogs = ag” 2 } r | - ale A r m .
, sia anes NG, OU ONE ood ni cece kins) + +++. 18s to 203) Race, Ke. &e. Carlton’s | Goliad ts dunliadin Sek thst Sacer tak he
great cause of many of their alilictions is POPOrebigee, Doe BORG i es byes see band vs 30s ty 408} As bo pains will be spared on the part of the} ‘ eue . 9 | of NINE jn the evening, from the first of MAY to |
i WORMS. | Mackeiel, per dozen........ rete eeeeees 28 to Ss) Mauagiing Counniiiee (0 Wuke the oceasioN wu in- | Conk ion Pow ders | te 30th of BEPTEMBER; and ufter the boar of |
| What shall the disconsolate parents of these poor | Lumber. | Rianne ns sd a — 7 wpe ihande bay the | SIGHT ie the evening, frou the Ist of OCTORER ;
chilisen du? We with ovufideace reply — Give « | Boards, RN. ing kes sone ces ean 4s) cu - o tT mperauce ; favor them With w large B t d pe Ph nai 6 ] . l to the uth of APRIL, Withouta WriTten pass frou |
tew doses of ee wee ee errr rr rs 4s to ds} sem ge rnep: q (MES rong ‘GH. J | Oston an phy tal im 010nla {his Commanding Officer, shall forfeit Twesty j
alicia dhatiie teal . } : } de S MOLNAGH, Jaur, i : a is : : mae -e} iil nd
JUDSON’S WORM TEA. “Se | a aaa phe sescy: yt Ys | Orista Mock: va vee * * ale =< ae ae rings for each and every offeuce, with Costs |
rn any harm. It is sere to do gana | Shingles, POT Mog cece ce ee cece cone cone 108 ty lds) —— e4 ‘a au:
ms fini dns Ania rv sandr | Eas! cos: STEAMSHIP LIN wim |
| No Mercury or any other mineral is in it. It is | Sundries. <> ya a 2 Caw ti Ne] - a TWENTY POUNDS PENALTY, }
entirely vezetable. | Timothy Seed........ toes cone coces cane vsees DONG! : : ene eh ae ee
J sumed wots ‘ons I RR ec ge eee Potinnks ao 3 : o| ow 11K FINE Sea-soing 3 hi - ~~ Island — of 50 George 1€ Third, |
: aes On: eres pomediyt gilt aod ing hE PEE Is Gite 28) FAVUCUar svotice to all whom it) i He Nm Sea-gotng Steamshins | cap. 3, eny persous harbouring, concealing or us: |
Seld by uli Dealers. Get our Almanac. ~he ie al chap : oe ee ee ps 6: | ve | Greyhownd, P, A Nicksrson, Master; and | sistiug any Deserter from Her Majesty's Army, is
Pm { » PCT VATU. cee cease t tee eeeesees ge av Conceru, | Ca : KF. M. SNow Master ill talso liable to a penalty of Cwesty Porsxps. ;
CE SE emg caine Se, ~ | ee one Ses emer: ee OD ee ee y and any C ble or |
| PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. _|tiider, per'ib 441 Soon ee Sn Ere CR TCYW MLGNCLORDIY, | CLS — dobdlar in Mor Be lsate adins, aoa, br
i : coer eerse ce CO COO6 6066 CHK HE KEO * " % } . é _ a ‘er Soldie or 3 neat y . ee, are, a
ARRIVED MPO haces opi ged de de Sobek ack c00s 8636 bo is Wii 8 KH sulweriber hereby Ves nolice ty every TUBSDAY, calling at tHalitex and Canso. | the same Act, autborised to upprebend apy person |
Sept, 11.—Seh. Maty Aun, Drake, Burgio; fish PWIIIN os os |, 6 snclicnssa0s nce veuee Oe 40 68) all persons indebted wo hin by -eaagic wg ae Charlottetown for | euspected tu be a Leserter, nud take him before a|
i Ss gg : . if - $i , IEOKGE LEWIS. M> t Ce femmes axa ‘ . > | Boston every MONDAY. tam af the Poses
J. R. Stewart, Stewart, Gulf: do. Velocity, | GEOKGE LEWIs, Market Celrk. | NOTE OF HAND OR OTHERWISE, gionoty ici 4 ill eall at PICTOU __ | dustice of we Beh ase vd atiieens te dines as
* “Se ey The ee i : } 1 Commerce will eall a OU, oo ber FIVE POUNDS REWARD jis by the same Act |
Mescheux, Riebibueto; deal Eth n, Pentz, do j ae Ae Aa i na . - enn f that avless pavineut is nade on or befure the isi} ‘ { . ss . bee |
, te tl Se eo” wed 4 OV EMBE Periesir. g Fs m4 ‘| regular trips both ways. payable forthe apprehension of avy such Desertere. |
Brigt. Ariel, Moran, Richibucto; deal. 12—~—Seh. | ; * r a day of NOVEMBER next. he will, without farther | By arrangements jusc new completed, FLOUR : sa
Prey ‘nee, Doherty, Buetouche; deal. Naney, ! ‘ i | notice, sue for all amounts then due i . ae ane oe te o FEU Pan a j
Meleed, Boy Ver. hhary li an i Hy jwill be forwarded from New York to Charlotte. NOTICE, '
®

| MeLeod, Bay Vere; do. Mary Jane, Fester, |
Richibectou; boards. l4—Sea Breeze, Hobbs,
Pugwash; limestone. J. M. K., Campbell, pic- |
Mount Vernon, Campbell, Neweastic: |
Princess, Grant, Sydaey , cval.

a ee

Oats! Cats!

Oats !
tous coal.
limesloue,

pectin [ murket price in CASH for
Sept. 1} —Str Island City Sinith, Shediac; mer. 549,009 Bushels Oats,

Sehr delivered in SUMMERSIDE.

JOHN ANDREW McDONALD.
Sept. 18, 1865

Commeree, Svow, Halifax: fish. Ellen
| Douglass, MeKenley. Vietou; bal. 12—Water |
Lilly, Purdy Guli; tise. Naney, MeLeod, Bay

PUL Sasertber wil pay the bizhest

M. LOWDEN,
Peake's Brick Building, Queen St.
Sept. 18, 1865, (till Now. Ist)

Vr =
INOTiCE.
LL persons having avy legal claims
a wuuinst the Estate of the late JuNN BLaxe,
deceared, will please hand im their accounts to the
subscriber for settlement; and all those indebted

-ecounis lujnediaicly.

PATRICK BLAKE.

‘town tor TUREE SUILLINGS per Barrel, by
j the abere-named Line, in conneetion with a line
| Which land at the same whart ay the ‘ Grey hound’
Whituey aud Hatheway, New

j and * Commerce,’
! York, Agents.

| For FREIGHT or PASSAGE by the Boston
| & Colonial Steamship Line, apply to FRANKLIN

to the suid Bstate will please cali and settle their; SNOW & CO., 4, Commerce Sirert, Boston, or

I. C. HALL, Ageut.

of Steamships between New York and Boston. |

A most extraordinary case has just been, Vert; flour. 13—Zebra, Fitzpatrick, eae
} E}-
Velocity, Mescheox, du;

fought to light at Colyton, Sowersetshire. | bal.

An eccentric character has now actually in his, 0, Peatz, Pictou; do.

Brigt. Amel, Moran, Kichibuctou; bal.

Wanted Immediately,
| BD Y the Subseriber, asa Cierk. a YOUNG

Charlottetown, Sept. J J, 1€u5.

Ch'town, Sept 18, 1865.

eee

‘North Shore Steamship Line!

La Kovka, Davison, Gaspe; Live Stock.

The subscriber bes to uotify his friends that rhe

Possession at thid moment the unburied corpse | de
of bis mother, who died five years »go. |
When sine died be had a lead ¢ fin made, |

Arrivals in Europe from Hence.

Barronrennky, Ang. 15—Queen.

With a giase plate put in su us to show ber,

MAN of stendy and industrious babits, from

He will be boarded and lodyed.
HENRY PALMER.

i
i hand.

din

ilo to 20 years of ave, and whe can write a fair

face. Tue culfin he deposited in a shed, und
from tine to time went there to look vpon
the face of his muther. The case affords the

Heazest parallel to the man in London, whu
*pt the remains of hie twu wiles im a site.
St Way for many years in a bedruom in bis
buuse at Portland place. .

GiaveseNnt, Aug. 28—Eleanor. |

QUELENSTON, Aug. 27— Excelsior.

Javenpoot, Aug. 3t.—Faithtul.

Pin, Aug. 23—Cleared, Ship William Yeo, for
New York.

APPLEDORE, dus: IR—Atlantie, fur Quebec.

Kineroap, A

Kent street. 18th September, 18609.

Races!

Races!

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‘On THURSDAY, the 28th SEPTEMBER.
— GDRIZEKS for 2 year old, 3 year old and.

upwards.

Also, a trotting race for all ayes.

business will in future be carned on by him.

NOTICE.

P. BLAKE.

vu E FINE Steamer Island City Isaac
Smuitu, Master, will, until further notise, leave | MONDAY, the
| Charlottetown tor Skediac, Richibucte, Chatham, |

. : ; | Newcastle, Caraquet, and Dalhousie, every MON.
LL persous indebted to the subscriber, DAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock; returning, she

whose amounts “are dune, are requested to come:
and oake urrangemeuts for the settling of their
respective aceyuits ou or before the FIRST OF
NOVEMBER NEX?, otherwise legal weasnres
will be adopted for their recovery.

J. W. PICKARD.

“

ill leave Dalhousie every Weduerday, at 3 p. mn,

The ‘Island City’ connects with the Stean-|
ships *Codimerce’ and *Greylwund,’ at Char-
“Jatletowa.

For Freight er Passage apply te

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Tn addition to the Reward for the appregension |
{ot Deserters, parable by an Act of Assumbiv above
meutivued, the sum of Seves Pousos will be added i
jaund paid by the Colonial Government, {

| Sheritfs, Justices of the Pesce und Constables | US!" =

i througbout the Ieland are hereby required to yive
| their prompt aid aud assistavee for the apprelien- |
jsion of the above described Deserters, and ther

| sufe conveyance to Head Quarters, Charlottetown. |

W. H. POPE, Col. See’y.

| Colonial Secretary's Office, 7

i August 25, 1sdo. oe
| Prince of Wales College.

|W FVHE COLLEGE and GRAMMAR SCITOOL

therewith counevied, will be re-opeucd on |

The Frastees have resolved, in the meautime, te
i dispense with the entrauce examination.
: It ie desirable that those who iutend to enter
i sbould come forward early,

J. LONGWORTH, Hon. See’y.
Prince of Wyles College, Sept. 4, 1865, i

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ISth iustaut, at LO o’cleck, acu. | ~. PALEOW. “FALL F
’ ‘

FLOUR! FLOUR!

[ ALLY EXPKOTED per Schr. Hope,

fron NEW YORK—~—

500 Barrels Flour,

WM. McGILL.

Jaly 2.15, ef

ee te eteneep

Flour,

subscribers have JUST Received,
100 Bhls. Bakers’ FLOUR,
150 Extra Family Ditte,
Warranted Cheap for Cash,
DODD & ROGERS,

August 7, 1365.

BLOUR, —
ANDING, ex Schr. Mary White, this
day, from New York—
200 Burrels Superfine Extra State FLOUR.
k. W. BRECKEN,
adjuining Bauk of P. KE. Istund,
Ch'town, June 26, Bur, rw isl mon Sua

FLOUR. FLU.
10 BBLS. Extra Swe FLOUR,

*) Bile Nol Superfine Canada Fivtu,
Anyuat 2], 1805.

For sale by

J. ROBERTS ECKARD.

KEROSENE OIL.

}> STOKE, and for sale low,
vo Bbls KEKOSENE OTL.

J. KOBER ITS ECKART.

PITCH.

J. KOREKTS ECKART,

——

PITCH.

'30 BIL. PITCH.

Auunst 14, 1865

10 BBLS. TALLOW.
J. ROBERTS ECKART.
A lagrant t i 1865,

~~ CORNMEAL, CORNMEAL, ~

CORN MESL.
J. KOSEKTS BOKART,

150 2's

from Quebee.

Sept. 18, 1865.

Sept. 18, 1305.

| Sept. 1 2885. © HALA, Agent. Judson’s Worm Tea ! | heaee $4 0008.

iy. Ys—Sinp Mary Wundas, |

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