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PASHIA’S KEPORT OF His VICPORIES

AND WORK IN CANDIA.

A telegran: from Constantinople, dated an the
aid of July. say* the following official despateb
has bern received from Omer Pasha, dated
Ss ja, July i: —Our soldiers, aller two fights,
have fouled the tnsargents and eceupied the
pewhtead Ca! u’ratic and Spen tw. and.atter seeur-

uv of the mountatys ard villages of the
lige pusseest
wane nante, they proceeded across the plod ot
Ask 'go, where ther effected their juuctiot with |
the & which eame trou: Apeceren

All the tillages of the eastern part wf Spb rkia,
sed laatly, the whole district of Sphakia, e7 “opt
ig eight vellages, Which will be easily reduced,
are avw ia the hands of the Imperial troops
[he only resource jeti te the menrgents is to lake
retuge m the reeky and narrow valleys ot the
' e of Samasia, where they can only resain
a tow days, alter which there will be nuthing led
te them but complete sa buiesion

gihe Feresale Beat Dasha has subdued the
district ot Kitsune

Colonsi Mustapha Bey has
“the brut bundred Helleme volunteers lately dis
embarked en the tage thet with herr
commander, Captain Mietti, and two Grees « th
He also captured three bundred t

just ent to pieces
tela,

cere a of
biscuit, fous nundred vverceats and twelve

eaud r a “a.
ESCOBEDU'S SANGUINARY LETTER

jue

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The fullowimg 6s a copy Mm full of the letter of
Gen. haved “di, ot Mexice, to the Governer at
Neuvo Leon, threatening the pillage and extirpa-

tion of foreigners: —

“ The execution of the traitere, which Thad the
satisfaction ot directing, is good food tor digestion
it wilt aatixfy the Earepeans, and the Yankees,
tov, that to trifle with Mexicans ts death by the
law. Had we coreplied with the request « the
Yankees to epare Che Biibustero and lis assectate
traiters, it would have been taken for cowardice,
aed Che tent Ching would have been & request Le
give @p eur laude, our mines, and women. Alter
tare we shall be allowed to wership eur own God,
till our own sell, Work our own ines and not have
our women defiled by Yankee libertines

“ji am wew in factor of making clean werk of
the detested 7 Ciringos.’ This cormmatery bela wa te

Ged and us, aud just ao long as vue foreigner re
mains on vur soil our liberty ia in jeopardy. By
every weaus in Our power we should make the
evuntry Mexican; and as al! the property in the
hands of tureigners was made by our wistortunes,

we should take it, now that we have the power,
sad hunt them from the eonatry. My motio auw
je—Deat® to al! estrangeros !

* There ia no dacger of the Yankees intertering
with ueae long as the Southern States ( hetados
del Sud) are kept out of the Union ; j
Black tea Would side with us, and uisty at any
time pronounce agaiust the whites Before we
get through with the foreigners the Yaukees will

Beside, the

taink we are in earnest, and the time will come

when their avtabiee will be begging ter thet own

beads instead of begging tor the Austrian
*“Jeeour struggles for liberty we have lost nearly

Our lands and our mines, and our liberty. and

all

eur wouen, and our ioners, We still have; but che
tureignere have all the avadable wealth of the Re-
public; but they will are ia lese than three ars
that Mexicans will bave what they wart in
Mesico. You will uadersiand trom this wy pusi-

teen, and should Lbv any chance whatever become
& canduiaia, vou wiliu ideretaud wy wialleralle
plattura: W aenever the | yer
wake thie letter public i us yor
think peoper. | kuow that you and I think alike

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atch manner mat

eu these mattera, aud | Know that my couutey men
wil applaud eur patriotic detertaimation.”
—_-

Tac Orrawi as a Pieasan howte.—M
Mense Trae Wal w yrth, in a letter te the fi
Journal, thus deserbes the sceuery ot
Ouaea River:

+ The trip up the Ottawa from Montreal to
the falls, ut the new seat of government, a dis
taice of ome bundred and twenty im: 3
exkauSied ti: uwortheri sev youl the Stat
The river is a ternately wid. os
aud beautiful, <) r if into broad iaxes, duft
with islands, rushing between grassy pesos: las,
and azeiu serenely moving am d the ! sts,
whose dark shadows fu Lut ts 1 r M

taids -gaze ity it, reacky biuts vaurd it aud

Siive? rapids pyre uss 2ace. itis a

bs das, wud silver wouder by moonlight. As
the plosies af the suuset lade away tf t
westeru ban ¥. the clear, sweet wiusic ol
Whip-poo “ i ritezs ul tren ft me
sirubbery. aud on the dark back rroud «
forests yinmmer the tsect zits of the wil
hate es asiguy tae shure enrer, DO isbter, and
Mere eunt is Cian In the Rauuuts of

It.is @ moble stream, seven h iY t
lénzthi, ard naviga'ie above the falls of Otoiw
one hundted and teecuty miles, with the ex
tien of sume haifedzen mynds which ha

Passed in car $i ¢e. it will e !

ered as tae hunt uf the beaut the s ‘
and the graud.”

—=_—
Tux Kittine or Carr

July 26.—The killing of Capt) Spear, au offices
of the Englieh army. by a soldier the
Geamer Octaria iti the Upper Missouri Ricer
emme tine ago, is likely to become ant
affair. Courtney Terry, of the 621b Royai Roles,
8 personal frend of Capt. Spear now liere
taking testimony in the case cider the Inelructions
ot the Englieh Minister at Washington

Spear.—Sr. Lovis
on bears

1ernal ‘

kA Rael

Mise Burdett Coutts bas ereet-d a market for
the poor of London, near Columbia Square,
Bethualkgreen. [ct ic a model estabdlishisent—
elegant, substantial, conveuicut.

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GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS.

Cooney Orrice, 27th July, 1867.
Hs Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, in
Council, has been pleased to appoint the fotlo ving
geatiemen Commissioners to carry into effect the
intentions of the Legislature with reference t» (he
Owe appropriated in the lute session, “to the
eusveragement of Agtivulcure and Leeal [oius-
try,” vit :— fhe Honorables itobert P. Haythornae,
William W. Lord, Henry J. Calibeek, Daniel
Brenan, Alexauder Laird, Anirew A. MeVonald,
George Beer, Georgy W. Howlan; Charles Paluer
aad Heury Longworth. Eequires, aad Michael
MeCormuck, Exquire, of Souris.
Counci Orrice, 7th August, 1867.
His Excellency the Licutenant tievernor. in
Council, bas been picased to mane the following
Sppeiatmenuts, viz .—
To be Justices of the Peace for Queen's County: |
Mr. Joseph Knight, of Charlott town; Mevers. |
Jobo 3. Sutherland, William Cousins, senior, aud
Ready, ot Towuship Number Tweuty
To be Justices of the Peace for Prince County:
Mr. Donald Hugh MacDonald, of Bedeque, in the
Place of Angus McDonald, Esquire, deceased;
Mr. Stewart Burns, of Lower Freetown; Mr.
Kiehard Dawson, of Towostip Number Une.

Colenial Seeretary’s Ofice, August 7

His Exceiiency the Lieutenant Governor has
pleased to direct that Wenvespary, the list

to the Annual Caledonia Gathering advertised
tor Wednesday. the 21st inst. The games are
this vear more numerous and varied than on |
any previous oecasion; and the fact that the
proceeds are to be given te the fund for com-
pleting the monument now in course of |
erection tu the memory of Sir William Wallace, |
one of Caledonia’s most illustrious sons, wil!
make the present meeting of the Clans the
arrest held in Prince Rdward Island
kvery Scotchman ought to have a stone in
the Wallace Monument. Tn addition to prizes
for All-Comers, we may remind the Volunteers
that the vaines are pen tor « enipeution to two
orm from each Company.
Among the distin zuished visitors expected, we |
wey m Kennedy, the great V
Che Government have ordered a publie holiday |
in honor of the gatheriag. ‘

ever

members in nr

ment realist
A military review |
is also announced for the 21st, which promises |

the bie rest days "’ the |

eue of ot

— Pat.

tu he

season,

> ++ <-e -- incniiaciiitaines

A correspondent of the Boston Journal des-

cribes 4 disaster which occurred at Mount Desert, |
Maine, on Wednesday last :—

* We have had a sad oecurrence here to-day. |

A boat trom Southwest Harbor—a locality tit: |

teen miles trom this—eawe round to Bow Har- |

ber tn charge of a man by the name ot Robiusen, |}

Having as passengers, Rev. Me. Chase and wile,
of Pitiadelphia; Mr. and Mra. fF Clark, oi
Framinghau; Mise Jaiia Biake of Framingham

Mr. Harmar and two young ladies trom Phila-
deiplira Che party spent an hour here, lunehed |
and started lo retura, (just as TL came in trow!
Oeling, when l reported the Wind as heavy out: |
side When about three miles outa strong breeze
overwok Chem and threw the beat oa her beam

ends, and her passengers inte the sea The boat |
righted, bat filled aud sunk in a moment. Two
boats were in sight, only one of which was able

ty reach tue spol of tle disaster in time to be ot

acrVvice, a id siie could erty save one, M as Blake
Capt. Higgins, late of U.S. Coast Survey, was |
m charge of Uiis boat, aud had with uin a sapall |
boy as au assistant, and Rev. Mr. Maseley, of |
Breokline, Mass. as passenger, Miss Blake was |
rescued while clinging to an ear, wholly uneou-

scious; aud her Saiely is the result of the noodle}

couductot Capt. Higgins, and the kind nursing | © :
; unui thel rllowiuy Monday °

vi Rev. Me Maseley.”
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A ~va¢ details
ofa singuiar cacamily tual has Getailen [oat town
A tew evenings back a Walerspoul grealer lian
those ef IslU aud 1832, broke over toe place
causing incalculable damage. The Kursaal has
but Eaormous stones and |
articles of furniture were carried along the |
vy terrent, whiel in place uiade a)
chanel for itself nearly six metres deep. Th
houses are said te have fallen, and the celebrated
Mereburg vine, belonging to the Duke de Novau,
is totally ruined. Two women and three ehiidre:
ire reported to have perished. In the evening
the mud and the dead fish—several car » lad Deets

letter trom Wiursvaden gives

deed ail deatroved.
sfree ts}
ite one

at au earlier hour caught in the Place du Theatre
—extaled so bad an oder that an epidemic ts
feared. Some persons say they felt the shock vi
an earth [tage
— —> 0: <4>--e o-———

The New Yori bveuing oust The

‘New Dominion, were told, has a reaily good

Debb os

We beg to call the attention of our readers

| house breaking aud robbery at niyht.

} dine

} sained «

ye Week s limprisomment..... Andrew
Fisuras, drunk and disorderly, fined ls, or one
Week S Lilprisoument ....Johu Arneld charged
Viti beIng 4 Vagrant, couvieted and sentenced to

3rd—The Qreen at the proseention of Alexander
McKeuzie vie -- McLeod, charged with barghiry.
Depositiona taken ef the prosecutor aud witnesses, |

}and the prisoner was committed for trial before ne xt

session of general jail delivery.
4th—Jucnes Long vrs Thoinas Fenneasey Senior,
asaanit and battery, covvicted and tned twenty

{shillings aud cows er 14 days imprisonment —ecew- |

----Mary Power vrs James dlenneseey
on wotberdn-law, prisoner arrested at
night, complaint withdrawn.....Denald Mathes

little), charged with being drunk in the open
street und making ure of obscene laugiuwe; con

mitted
nssantt

sou

| vieted and sentenced as follows, for being drank

ind disorderly fined 40s. or one month's Moprison
vent, aud for tue latter offence fined a further
penalty of ten shillinus or l4 dave imprisonment
Che said littl: Donald is an old offender aud very
treqneutly brengiit before the Police Coart.....The
deeen at the prosecution of Alexander MeKeucie |
vrs Thomas Fennessey, charged with barglary, |
Depositious
trken, comiitted for trial before ensuing Michael
las Ceri ‘
Angus Maclnnis, from lock-up, drank and
incapable of taking cave uf himself, convicted ava
fined ten shillings of fourteen days imprisoumeut. |
....John Kitboy from leck-np,drank and incapable |
tf taking care of himself, convicted and fined twenty |
shillings or three weeks’ imprisonment: ;
ih —Riehard Read vee Theophilns Chappell, |
and trespass. comvieted and fined Ss or 48]
hours luprisolinent—commitred
Sth—Jnmes MacMahon, trom lock ap, drank and '
ineapable &e, couvicted and tined Ss—paid

eli

assault

Phomas Ryan was charged with being asa vagrant i
ind trespassing and sleeping in the grove of Go- |
verument House, convicted and fined teu shillings—
ine paid .... William Noonan appeared to tusw er!
a summons tor Cracking for hire and pay without}
hieenuse soto do, contrary to a bve law la sneh case |
| taade and provided, convicted and sentenced to pay :

a penalty of ten shillings Or suffer oue month's im- |
prisoument in the common jail i

Loih—dolhn MacGregor, drnuk and ineapable. |
ined five shillings.....John Mac Aree. drank and}
disorderly; convieted and fined forty shillings or to!

e Loprisoned ove calendar month, beiug an old}
fender i other cases —committed.....Donald }
Machatosh, drank and disorderly, convicted and

cdo the samef teu siillinus or iuiprisoned ten |
jays In commaote jail—counnitted }

tluh.—Kliza Maskill MacLeod. vagrant, an old}
olfender, convicted and seutericed to pay a penalty |
ft two ponuds or suffer one month's imprisonment
—comiitted.

llth.—wehilip Smith, charged with being drunk
ind wandering about the public street, fiued five
stulliugs ....Charles Gardiner, drunk and disorder
ly, Mued 10s. or LO days jail.....William E. Gridin
ves tlenry Edmonds wud battery and
malleuging to fight. This case was rites

uasault

When the said Heury
is Was convicted and flaed tweuty shillings
Osis. CF in defauit of payment in one month
to be imprisoned for three week.

13ch.--Octavus LePage, from lock-up, drnnk and
incapable, tlued ----James Arnold, drank
Wandering about the screets, fined ten sliuillings.

loth —Johit Goodman,

tined Lis on

Js ind

drunk and disorderly,

may ative of twenty shilliags or 14 days itu
ucht

t¢ih.—Johbn Couway charged with being drunk,
wing about like a vagrant, convicted and tined teu

isvil

|

Sues OF ele Week Ss Iprisvliiment im cvyuinol

» tenanes of every organ,

pm ns = a= -

A Human Time-Piser.>A wonderful stery
ig told of a man named J. i), Chevalley, a native
of Switzerland, who had in 1565, ut the aye of
GG. arrived at an astonishing degree of perfection
in reckoutng tine by an ivteroal move went
woe. ja fact, a buinan time-plece ov living clack,
In vis youth he was acustomed te poy great
attention te the rmygiug ot boils and vibrations of
degree® he acquired the
Rue of inter@ala ex
which the wibration of the
ang On board a steamboat

he

rendaiams, ntud by '
power of connuting a SRO
actls equal to those
sound pre luced. B

on Lake Geneva on July U4, 1332. he engaged to!

indicate te the erowd around the Iupse of a
quarter of an hour, or any minutes and
seconds as any choose to naine, aod this during a
most diversified conversation With those standing
by; and turiher, to indicate by his voice the
mowent when the hand passed over the quarter
minutes, oor any offer
stipulated during the, whole course of Lhe expert
ment. This he did without mistake, notwith-

as

fer the Benefit ef all

APY ADVERTISEMENTS,

SOOO A

TRADE SALE.
O be sold by Auction at she Bubseriber’s
Room, on WEDNESDAY, i4th AUGUST.

~ at 11 o'clock, 10 Casea DRY GOUGUs —
Voncersed.

COMPRESING ;

TEX) be Sold by AU ITION, on TUBS. 91 pivees Faney Press Sruifs,

QUEEN sgUARK, at 30%

of the SCHOONER ‘VINCENT,’ of abont 60 tons! 6
lneasirement, as slre now lies stranded abort half | 12

iis. & th

’ Inhalt,

wock,

m,

Tha Hull and Spars

a mile from the eutrance of Belle Creek.
Atso, THE CARGO
of said Schooner, consisting of about 100 Tons of 3 Dozen Veata,
Gace Bay Coal.

Trnus—3 months’ credit, on approved joint Notes /60 Dozen Hats and Caps, of all kinds and des-
fof Maud.

subdivision previously |

standing the exertions of thore about hime to |

distract his attention, and clapped bis hands at the
conclusion of the fixed tune. Elia ewn account
of his gift was as tollows: “ [ have acquired by
imitation, labor and patience a movement whieh

1@ Sabscriber’s Room

WM. DODD, Auctioneer.

Ch'town, Angust 12, 1867.

BUILDING LOTS 14 THE CITY.
| “EXO be Sold by Auerion, on MON DAY. |

2nd SEPTEMBER next, on the premises, at

neither thought nor labor ner anything can stop |

It is similar to that of a pendulum, which, in’ its
going and returning gives me-the space of three

i seconds, eo that 20 of them make a -uiuute, and

these I add to others continually.
oe
Sir Morton Peto’s creditors are likely to get
about three cents on a dollar of the tilfy or sixty
miullious of dollars due them.

i o clock, ull

the remaining Estate of the late

s \MUEL C6 ILLINGS, consisting of Five BUILD
ING LOTS on Kichnrond Street, and one ou Grat

ton Street,

r

Holloways Pils —Stomach and Bowel Com- |

plaints. —The stomach is the comumissariat of the

physical system. It furnishes the material @us-

It disordered, the whole
body languishes ; but however severely alfocted,
ite tone and vigour may always be restored by a
course of these irresistible Pilla. Biliowsuess, in-
digestion and liver cowplaints can easily be cured
by the nae of Holloway’s Pilla. Thousands attest

this assertion, and no sufferer who has ever tried

them will deny theiz supreme efficacy. Lo every
ease of stomach disease, from the mildest case cf
dlyspepsia to the horritying cancer, from the nausea
of the free liver to the vomiting accowpanying
alcerated stomach, these Pills tmimediately relieve
—generally cure.
Sil =

A CUBRGYMAN (Rev. J. MeMurray,) writing
from Halitax, N.3., saya, * Having suffered sev-
wral years with throat aff: ‘lion, to whieh clergy

| Under the patronage of His Ercellency the|

|
*

ot
T:
eununder ims pfonths
an be seen at the ollice of
4

Chitown, Ang IRh7

LECTURE,

Lieutenant Governor, Chief of

the Caledon'a Club.

\

Glasgow, now of Ha

the Scottish Rebellion of 1745, at the
Hall, of TUWSDAY, the 20th of AUGUST inst.
Further par
tienlars will be advertised ander direction of the

i

VComniltee of
| Auvust 12

‘hair to be taken at eight o'clock
} Management.

1807

SEL

erik

RETAIL BUSINESS, offers his

Sroeckh in "Drade,

AT

emmy

with all the Buildinus, &c, thereou
‘rms—One half the Parchase moucy down, the

Pla of the Property

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.
1s

and
rerance

LING OFF!

Sub-eriber intending to close his

Greatly Reduced Prices

wen are especiady subject, and having used various |

remedies, L have pleasure in giving my Cestumony |

as to the relief [have tad ia the discharge of ny
Sabbath labors from the use of * Brown's Bronchial
Troches.” They have been a great comlort.
O hersto whom LT have recomuended them lave
ased them wiih advantage.” For Coughs and
Colds the Procles are equally effisacious.

al

jail a ~ N r . '
iith.—Juhn Gesener, from dockan, drank avain Allthe Ladies Say se!
ind incapable of Giking care of limself, fined ten| That Selee’s Haie Life is just the viceat Hair
« Mig = eo he Simprisoninent. a | Restorative in Charlottetown, It never fails to
_ bh. —Ularles MacKay, drauk aad incapable, | pustore erey hair te its original color, and always
fined Us or 10 days inprisoument | j of 4 hil e
“4 I , } | stops the falling of the hair, While Ib promotes «
20th.—-tlon Judge Peters vis Juliu Larter and ‘ . .
James Cacmichael, for % trespass coauiited by | lively, luxuriant growth, removing all Dandruff
their cows on tite gronuds snd promines ef Sidruoth, | scart and humors, especially Salt Rheum — Le iz,

oppertunity, just new, te benefit herself at eu ivicte : sud. fined each two shillings aud six
expense B.ery medastry im the United Statea) ' SS
: . } Ziad duly

ae
sat

—Jumes Gormley was convicted and

rr

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also, a most splendid Mair Dressing, surpassing all |

}otoers tur making dry, aud brashy hair selt aud |
gloxsy.

FOR CASI!

The Stock comprises the various assortments in

Dry Goods & Groceries,

consisting in part of
IRESS MATERIALS.
CLOTHS, FLANNELS

READY-MADE CLOTIIING,

HATS. & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES

CUTTON WARPS, &c. &c

As the above Stock must be sold ont by the Ist

| November, GREAT BARGALNS may be expected

Kemeimber, next dyur to ‘* Apothecaries’ Hall.”

ALEX. ROSS.

Ch'town, Augr}2th, 1867.

House and Shop to Let.

(louse and Suop
Queen Street, at present tenanted by |
Eaqr.; possession |

THe

Henry Haszard,

| parlicuiars apply to

|

i230. de du Del vite,

110 do Chalhaz,

‘ de B Wave,

110 do Shirtings, i
| dv Russel Corda,

de = Faney Cvating,

/10 da Cotton Tweeda,

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|

R DUNCAN CAMPBELL, late of
} fax, will deliver a}
Lecture on Prince Charles KE iward Stewart,

in Upper |

W. McGILu.

Ch’tewn, 12th Anenst, 1857.

Zin

Administration Notice,
LL PERSONS having claims against [RON BEDSTEADS,

given on the Ist of September. Four}

|

. the Estate ef PETER MACLELLAN, late |
What | of Burnt Point. near Gedrgetown farmer, deceased, |

(Margaret MacKenzie, Adiministrator, are request: |

with contideuce reply —Give a | ed to Tarvish the same, duly attested, for settlement |

to the undersivned, and all persons indebted to the |
said Estate are requested to make immediate pay

a
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R. REDDIN,
Attorney for the above named Admini:trator.

August 12, 1867. 4m

TEA AT ST. ANDREW'S.
Tea party of the Season will be
ie beautiful grounds of St. Andrew's

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+}
mit

Ries

rov gaz is! her

h. on WitDNESDAY, the Lith AUGUS’

stant, in aid of the

In addition to Tea and other delieucies,

ud amusements of
rovided
The

ope 8

Steamer ‘* HEATHER

will

funds of the said Cliurch.

ames

leave

the necomodation of parties from Charlottetown.
Friends from Pown and County wishing to enjoy
day of pleasant and healthy recreation are most
respectfully invited to attend,
Pie Stexmer will also call at the usual stopping

a

places up and down the river, both going and re- |

turning

Is OW epuressed by eur absurd hb ar tani ined . il . ,
i ¢ wed cen shilliugs, or one weeks imprisonmen . .
the Canadians fling open their por = 1 they! for being drunk in the streets .. --Johu G. Ashley | Mayor Des Bris ty b is sold it the past year, a nd
will draw thither the greater part of Che cou | vrs Thos Smith, trespass on premises judgment | S8Y% all give it high praise. Qui custowers will
weree we are driving away from ora porta, and | for the plaintiif; two shillings and six peuce. find a tresh supply at Apothecaries Hall) Money
will allure te th own region alse many indius- 3rd. —Sara Gavey was charged with being in-| refunded if it fails te satisfy, so you will not be | ¢
tries that are suffering and penshing bere. Gur vated and disorderly in the public street of the | humbugged. as with other things.
. ouvicted d tinued i new afsiliaenae i " # ‘
folly gives the wiatessaeu of the new Dominion a| SHY>' ove ‘ damned Gued in forty shillings, erin le Aug. 5, 1867. on
very at tunity to accomplish what they | ‘Sit: Ove mouth s laprisonment in edhinet sar,
7 ' a “ |} vet an old offender. .... Lawrence Kickhaun, i '
have beet sig wv ter and talking adoul tor many uiuster of the Barque ** Cudine.”” now in this port, | CHILDREN aNbdD Bipstes.—Who doea not love
° t * the : al or nee - eat , ' ) } +) Z »
years, te make the British Provinees the seat of} ves) Williaw Lang James Hammelland Charles! ehildren ?) Are they notthe light aud joy of every
a Varied try and thrieieg commerce Phe!) Moore, articled seamen belouging to the said ship. | household?) Yet how «uany are the diseases lo
preetectivnista im thie country have dane their) charged wit ( having disobeyed the orders of the! which they are subject, aud the great cause of
beat te fetter and destroy our commerce: they u aster - i een gece Ws «Sys duty many of their afflictions is WORMS.
' ty } . : bee ' { aere tia Me ane : oThaw - er 2: Wes |
lave, by r absurd and eruninal legielation Soap ip a ” ie sal ory “ . me t % with opus. ba ili the discensulate parents of these poor chil
4 vly drive ‘veral lotportant industries inte Le SRO CORED Ft. STD ar ee ereu do? We
Bete » , " | sich tine us the sald siilp is reported ready to pro- | :
ib Prov a, Such as shipbuilding, a) ood to sea. few doses of
r gr ds’ v1 Make the porte lie . , } a ar - oO y r r
part or te “~ ” rade, & Mak o perte 24th.—William B- Dawsou vre Charles Thomp- | JUDSON'S WORM CANDY.
et the new Deuuaiou free, and the people will) son. trespass of a horse in garden in the counnon, | j ] |
“s 2 rush of commerce, industry and capl- uvjeted aad dined in a penalty of twenty suillings, | It cannot de any harm. [f is sure to do gover
al tor u andl default? to be imprisoned for fourteen days ....) No Mercury er any other mineral is Ma it. [t ts
-+2_—o_ ——— Williaia Corish, from lock-up, ebarged with bev} entirely vegetable
SINGULAR SUN Invv.—A lady in Read. | teank aa isorderty. couvicted aud tined in a a ’ m
’ : re Alois santne. ab: Gpenile ani ities Mumale t Judson’s Worm Tea.
g M isx w Versing With seme callers renaliv , Venly seiliitts..... iiilaim & ran 5, : : !
cuddonts te 4 on sud sinking into a chair,| Om lock-ap, a seaman trom sip Here, i Sold by all dealers. Gi our Almanac.
; ’ ° wed Witi pein cirtilan alae lisordertv lu the} uu
exclaimed, Did vou hear that gun [t aff-et- pre drt ald al pong ; uug in
j i iS or alat | wbiic street; he wes also insolent to t ©} a ete e
eu i 6 miregeiy . an wep “ERLE SOMAALY 4 a t q: - ted na " ' ait satacl i ss
. : i mv) and sentenced to forfeit and pray A i ‘ : =
' rae nieert and it elterwi : rer’s Cathartic Pills
Visilurs wl heard aot piers. at 1 it atterwimd t(penuaidtyv of fortv sulilitigs Or suller Olle AOUlu st y "
tpyeared That oe gua had bees fie ed at the time; wmvrisenmeaut—comitted | are the most perfect pur-
he place News case, hawever, that her 26th —Alexander Koss vre John H Kelly, as-| vutive we are ableto pro
: resuliog a htudrced milea away, Waa at! saule and battery; couvieted aud lined live pounds, | ney ia kit we think
tha atta sees. Sata siete Gh: the seed aeke maadh, i Frede:tek MeMahon vrs Oy iward Jones, | ‘ suee, abd, as We LOUK, |
lischarge of bia fowling-piece, while huutiug in a! second wate of the slip © I, ©, Owen,” charged has ever yet been made
rcuve ueat his house Vit aesaull aud battery ahd ernel, miuwuman treat- | by any bo ly Their ef-
” uenut on board the slip L.. Co Owen ona Voyaye on | ,
npr . w high seas frou Liverpool, Rug and. to tie pori | ects have ebundantly
4 Deen werd Pocket Kvives.— Phe New! of Charloitetow u, Prince Kdward lsiaid: Read shown to the community
Oneaus Touaecs of the Diu, vouches tor the truth | |e nati ¥ depositons Coutaliing the comlialut: seve hour tals thar axel the
te tollowaa -\ Captain Clarke reeetily con- il wotnesses Were edamiued; Thomas a trphy, al : fei : ;
ae , ’ - other Hes nh 2
nected with the Freedmen’s Bureau, and a Mr. | passenger ou the voyage, was sworu. The cise saci eaebaeldd aaa age
; sresmined on the tollowing the 27th. They ate win casant t e, but powerft
Jacob Garret recentiy bad « disyate regarding ihe | ¥4 summed on the tollowing day, the 27th July.! They are safe aud picasant to take, but powerfu

interest of the Captain in a plauftation, which ted
aud an agreement to settle
the matter by weaas of a ducl, to be fought with
. t aad
iomediately proceeded fo execute it by drawing
We are told

countderaule

to threats, defanes,

gittul propesitien being |

’
avreed upon

their kuives and rushing fegether.
that fearful insted a
time, the mien grasping each ollert by the leti

Lie combat

hand. and with the right cutting, slashing, and

on the faee and bands, until Captam Clarke teil,
exhaueted from the loss of blood.

Whereapon the said Edward Jones was convicted

fan
two desperate, infurtated men] ‘

stiillings paid
Batler and foun MeLeod, for assualt and battery
ou Piinesday last. the 25th Jniy tustant, and break- f :
ing the leftarm between the eibow and arm-pit, | they care the every duy complaints of everybody,
: Judgement
stabbing indiscriminately in tue back and bedy.| Butler convicted and sentenced to forfeit and pay
apeualty of tet ‘ é Tae z
Both men! a further sain of two pounds to Samuel Beaton for | time, in diminished doses, the safest and best

of the said oifenees and seatenced to forfeit and pay

t penalty of thirty shillings and coscs, aud in ‘de

tof Payment to he iniprisoned twenty-one days | «
“5th Jaly— Thomas Sullivan, seaman of the bark
Undine.” charged with obstroctins Passengers on
if the side-walks. convicted and fined five
.. Santuel Beaton vrs James | «

viiee

of the Court as tollows, viz: James

shillings and costs for assault, and

toeure

yrow
| aud strength to the whole system

Dit

Their penetratiuy properties stimulate the
vital activities of the body, remove the vbstractions
of its organs, purify the blood, and expel disease
Tirey purge out the foul humors which breed aud
distemper, stimalate sluggish or disordered
yrgauns into their natural action, and impart tone
Not ouly do
While

formidable and danverons diseases.

presented a horrible appearance, being literally | persousl dauave sustained. Jolin MeLeod wus physic that can be employed for ebildren. Being

hacked aud gasied all over the upper part of the
body and aiuns. Captain Clarke expired about
twelve heurs after tue fight, and at iast accounts
Mr. Garrett was considered beyond the hope ot
recovery.
— —_~ Pe

in & newspaper is worth ail ibe rest, tor “ like a
caravan, It stretches along with packages and
spices and gems, bits of fragrance or

wrought metals, gathered from the

The

parcels
cunningly
Orrenut and trow the whele world besides.

convieted and seulenced to forfeit and pay a penalty
of twenty shillings and costs for i |
tery on Samuel Heaton, auc a further suen assessed | purely veyetable, are entirely harmless.
to ve@ paid of two pounds for compensation for loss! have been made that would surpass belief, were |

juries in breaking the lett arm.

suult and bat

of time to the said Semnel Beaton for personal in-

sugar-coated, they are pleasaut to take ; aud, being

jthey not substantiated by mea of such eXxa!ted

we | 30h--John Malligan, a seaman, was charged | character, as to forbid the suspicion of untruth.
, , . . ' . . i “a .
Henry Ward Beecner says tue * nem” colninn | with being drunk and incapable of taking care of | Many eminent clergymen and physicians certify to

iimself, convicted and fiued a penalty of jive shil
lings.....John He Kelly vrs Llouonrable James
Duaneanu. for assantt and battery committed oun

board che stenmer ‘ ELeatber Belle.” in the harbor
of Charlottetown, convicted and ordered to forfeit ; :
and pay a penalty of forty shillings and costs, or in| relief of our afflicted fellow-men.

items of the paper, like the «taffing of the Thanks- defaulé to be imprisoned one calendar mouth.

giving turkey, repreacnts every Culng tu Cie Louse,
crusts of bread, crackers and all spices.”
-—_o-—
An enterprising mereiant of Cincinnati pro-|
poses to send wheat down the Mississippi te New

Orleans and thence to New York tor half the | edly, with children and adults, attributed to other
causes. ix occasioned by Worms
| ComMFITS,”
" P lean do no possible injury to the most delieate child
California papers say that San Francisco aends |. (ay

ruling rates, or for 30 c. a bushel.

eal

away forty tous of silver aud six Lous ol gold every |

i month, and that the State exports 10,000 tons ot |

copper anuually
—# <<
The New York distillers were sentenced on}

| Wednesday to the penitentiary ter ene and two)

years respectively, for aliempting tu defraud the |

government.
— —_

Califernia editors love to tell large stories of |
California products. The San Francisco Bulletin |
states thal near Monterey there are froga Welgloug
twenty five pounds, and their creaking can be |

a -~ —_

AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE. |
Brown’s Vermifuge Comiits,

Orn Worm

Lozexces. Mach sickness undoubt- |
Phe VeEKMIFUGE
although effeetual in destroying worms,
Phos valuable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, aut found to be sufe and sure |
in eradicatiuy worms, so hurtful to children.
Ciildren having woris require immediate atten
ion. as neglect of the trouble often causes prolong:
ed sickness.
Svuptems of worms in children are often over- |
H ; -
Worms in the stomach) aud

looked bowels canse

lirritation, whieh can be removed only by the use

fasare remedy. The combination of ingredients

‘
used in making Brown's * VeratruGe Cometta™ |
is such as to pive the best possible elfect With
safety.

Curtis & Brown, Proprietors. New York Sold |

| evacuant medicine

the public the reliability of our remedies, while

others have sent ns theassurance of their conviction

that our Preparations contribute immensely to the

The Avent below named is pleased to furnish
yratis our American Almanac, coataining directions
for the use of these medicines and certific ites of
their cures of the following complaints :—
theumatism,

Costiveness, Bilious Complaints,

stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid liaction of
the Bouwela« and Pain arising therefrom, Flatalency,
Loss of Appetite, all Diseases which require an

They also, by purifying. the

| blood and stimulating the system, enre many com-

plaints which it woul 1 not be s lpposed they eould

ralvia and Nervons Irritability, Derangements of

the Liver nud Kidneys, Gout, and otuer kindred ahd

disorders arising from a low state of the body, or

obsiruction of its fanetions.

Do not be put off by naprincipled dealera with former will leave LIVERPOOL, returning, the |
week

other preparations on which they make more proiit.

Pickets can be had on the grounds

R. McDONALD, Sec’y.

August 5, 1867,

Wesleyan Sabbath School

TSA.

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124 Pair Tweed Pauia,

10 Rubber and Reversable Coate,
25 pieces Shirting,

criptrons,

10 pieces Pilot and Melton Cloths,

{ do Striped Shirting,

5 pieces Bedticks, and vartous ether articles m

the Dry Good line.

—ALSO,—
20 Dezen Black Traces,
20 de Bright do
2) de Back Bands,
3 Caskse Sherry Wine,
10) do Seoreh Whiskey,
20 Boxes Soap,
} Cask Putty,
te do Kerosene On),
i) Boxes Caverdish Pobaceo,
20 do” Mustatyb Raisins,
5. Caska Currants,
5 Boxes Val. Raisive,
12 Dozen Gram Sacke.
WILLIAM DOOD,

Auetioneer,

Terms—from ‘£10 to £50, 2 munths: over |

LOU, 4 miouth's credit, on approved Notes,
W.D:
July 29. 1857.

New Dominion Goods!!

PER CYGNET FROM MONTREAL.

Ladies’ & Misses’ Hoop Skirts,

So cheap as to defy competition,

BUTTERFLY TIES!

Paper and Linen Collars & Cuffs,

in the favourite styles~-Standard, Enaimel,
Pickwick, [lustrated, Gem, Military,
and Shakspeare, all perspiration
proot, und No Poison.

SOLD AT SMACL PROFIT, WHOLESALE |

AND RETAIL.

An Examination will confer a favor.

J. W. FALCONER & CO.

South side Queen Sqrveare, Daly 29. 1867

ON SALE,

AT THE

Eritish Warehouse,

WINDOW GLASS,
Paint, Oil and Patty,
Superior article nm TEA,
Moist and Refined SUGAR,

Wire Dish Covers,
Metal Leapote,
NURSERY FIRE GUARDS,
Brass and Mahogany
POLES, ENDS and RINGS,
AND
General Farnishing Goods.

W. & A. BROWN.
July 29, 1867.

Bernie”
Wuart oi that morning, at 9 o'clock, fer |

fEXHE Sabseriber wishes to inform the Trade
that the Brigt. HELEN DAVIES is

/now due from BARBADUOES, with a full Cargo

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ae Annual Festival in connection with |
the Weslevan Sabbath School of thie city, |

will be hela at Spruce Avenue, St Peter's Road, | J
Tea for visitors

o
a

they produce powerfal effects, they are at rhe same |

a

Cures |

n WEDNESDAY, August lth.
t 4 o'clock.

Tickets to be had at the Stores of H. A. Harvie,

ny of the Leachers.
July 29, 1867.

CALEDONIAN CLUB.

|

|

Great Meetine of the Clans!

ue Biff Annual Gathering of the! Jnty 29 1867.

Caledonian Clab will be held at Cnarlotte-| >

town on WEDNESDAY, the 2st of Angust next, |
the proceeds to be given to the Wallace Mouumeut |

]

jerection of a Monument to one of the noblest of

Fund.

This Gathering will afford every patriotic Seoteh-
jman aN opportnuity of contributing towards the!

| Scotland's sous-
A. G. MceDOUGALL, Secretary.

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| Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul |

Charlottetown, Jaty 29. 1867

TEACHER WANTED.
OR the SOURIS (RAST) DISTRICT)

SCHOOL

One producing a recommenda- |

tion from thé Trustees of his last Schuot. would be
preferred, Apoly tomediately to
RONALD MACDONALD,

Chairman of Trastees.

| reacn, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neu- |
ks
2d

first

Souris, Aug. 5, 1867. 21

LIVERPOOL TRADERS.

~—"s

LIVERPOOL on

tor

m

SEPTEMBER, and

the

NEW

|

of the above, cuusisting ot—
10 Ebda. VERY BRIGHT
30 Tierces BARBADOES
50 Bbls. SUGAR.
200 Pauncheons Choice Muscovado
25 small packages § Molasses.
Terms as usual. Apply to J. & T. MORRIS,

or to
DANIEL DAVIES.

Charlottetown, Jnly 15, §867.

NOLICE.
DIVIDEND of six shillings and eight-
pence (6s 8d) in the pound, will he paid
to the creditors of the Estate of the late David
Jackson Roberta, on application at the Office of

‘Beer & Sons, WE. Dawson, D. Laird, aud from | Carvell Brothers, Charlottetown,

JS. CARVELL, Administrator.
_Charlottetown, P. h Isiand, Aug 5, 1667.
MACKEREL.
y TANTED to purchase, any quantity of

Mackerel, for which the highest price in
cash will be paid.

{BALES COTO GOODS

Per Steamer from BRITAIN, Juiy 21, 1867, |

at the

BRITISH WAREHOUSE, -

coupled with the

SPRING SUPPLY,

makes the Largest Importation ef

DRY GOODS

to this market this season.

THE BARK UNDINE wil! sail |
Se FRIDAY, the |
AUGUST; and the CLIPPER SHIP NEW _

DOMINION, about the 2uib AUGUST. The!

Bought and Sold on the Best Terms.
W. & A. BROWN.

July 29, 1867.

NOTICE

To persons indebted to the Kstate of

Brass Kettles,

The Centre of Attraction

ie at

ROBERT YOUNG'S,
Queen's Square,

Tue Best and Cheapest
Eioop Skirts
in the Trade, are at

RK. YOUNG'S,

The Best Assortinent and Newest Styles of
Summer Dresses

are at

ROBERT YOUNG'S.

The Cheapest place to buy

Shawls & Mantles,
"YOUNG'S.

The cheapest COTLONS are at

R. YOUNG'S.

Laulies and Gentlemen's Paper Collars & Cathe
for the Millon at

tOBERL YOUNG'S.

Beantifal BONNETS and HATS, cheap at

ROBERT YOUNG'S.

The Griginal

Weed SEWING MACHINES, the
best in the Market, at

| ROBERT YOUNG'S.

|
| Real Paisley Shawls for less than they can be
imported, at

ROBERT YOUNG'S.

Ladies’ SERGE BOOTS, frou 78 6d per pair, @

Boots & Shoes, first cate article, at

| Gents’, Ladies’ and. Misses’ Balmoral and | R. YOUNG’S.
| Congress, in Kid, Calf and Prunella, de. |

| Cheaper than ig gaa in Town. | phere cnn . . oe :

| Sct ROBERT YOUNG'S.

Charlottetown, loth July, 1867.
SHOP TO LET.
T° BE LET from the Ist day of @ctoher

next, that Eligibly Sitnated FIRE-PROOFP
SHOP and Premises, adjoining the ** City Hanp
.' at present occupied by Mr. Lepage,
fronting on Queen and Dorchester Streets.
DANIEL BRENAN.

oa

la

| To be Let.
naar very desirable RESIDENCE,

recently occupied by Masow Paton, in the
Royalty of Charlottetown. Apply to

JAS. C. POPE.

Ch'town, Jaly 15, 1957.

duly 29, 1867,

A ND

ERSONS residing outside of Charlotte

town, having GOODS to come by the Steam-
, ship “ ALHAmBiA! or * Commence,” and desir.
jing them forwarded, must send to the SUBSCRIB-
| ER3, or their own AGENTS in whe City, the
original INVOICE of the Goods, by which te
| make the proper eutries at the Custom Honse, for
| duties to procure the Peemits to deliver.
CARVELL BROS.,

Agents B. & C.8. 8-C.

— Consignges, take Notice !

July 22. 1867.

Marine Insurance Co,

4 DIVIDEND of Three pounds Tea
-™ shillings per share bas this day been declared
to the shareholders for 1366, who are at present
boua fide members, payable at the Secretary’s
ollice. By order,
I’. W. HALES, Seoretary.
Charlottetown, 29th July, 1367.

JUST RECEIVED,

ER BRIGANTINE LEANDER,
from MONTREAL—
200 Bbls Extra FLOUR,

|

5) do CORNMEAL,
250 doz BROOMS,

60 do PAILS,
10) sides SOLE LEATHER,
which will be sold as low as can be bought on
the Island, for CASH.
GEORGE HOWATT.

Just Received from Boston,
| 100 BOXHS LOZENGES,
|

100 groes MATCHES,

13 Bols KEKOSENE OIL,
2do TUKPENTINE,

1 Bol. White ROSLN.

For Sule low.
GEORGE HOWATT.

Cranand. June 17, 1867. 2m

CASH CUSTOMERS

ILL find GRORGE HOWATT'S
the BEST and CHEAPEST PLACE

To buy all kinds of Merchandize.

Im

Crapand, Jane 17.

100 BUXES RAISINS

JOR SALE LOW by
GEURGE HOWATT.

CARVELL BROS. _Crapand, June 17, 1867, ___ 3m
at ot plttiniete 71? | BEW.@@0RR) Miku Guus
Fresh kmportation. | HE Subscriber would mform the Inhabi-

tants of P. E. Island, that, ou the arrival of
ithe Brig ANN, trom Liverpool, G. B., he will
| offer,

| Wholesale and Retail,

| For Cash or good Joint Notes of Hand,

Nos. 1,2 & 3 WHITE LEAD, in 56, 28, & 14

lbs. ;

Black, Red, & Yellow PAINTS, in 28 & 14 Ibs. ;
! Boiled and raw LINSEED OILS:
| Chance’s Sinethwick GLASS;
| PUTTY, Black and White, in Bladders 28 and
14 |bs.;

CUT NALLS&. and CUT SPIKES;

Diamond Head DECK SPIKES;
| Rare Refined and Common LRON, assortetl sizes;
| Barrels and Kegs COAL TAR;
| Barrels Black and Bright VARNISHER;
| Coils HEMP and WIRE CORDAGE;
| Bolte Extra and Navy Boiled CANVAS;
| Bars YELLOW METAL, § to §;

YELLOW METAL BUTLT! BOLTS,7 « §;
CLINCH RINGS, [ron and Yellow Metal:
| Crates and Casks GLASS. CHINA,and EARTH-

a

SF et ee

ome

ae cathe

om wantin tt, AI tcc tt tens el ile IFIT at

stg:

instant, be observed as w Hutreay at the Public om “i by all Dealers Medicines, at 25 cents a box. i . ; a . j ENWARE,—Crates assorted for country
’ “ ‘ . reraci authority oul ealers in Ale aay a i -" eee ee ; “ag ' tp 4 iv a | ‘4a é 45 4 ;
Odieas, being tie day fixed for the Games ot we | ™ ard — . : pe "ws a “i bolle cman Sale OO. 0867. \y Demand Ayen’s and take no others. ‘The sick want DOMINION. ou the Ist of OCTOBER. PIDGEON & STEWART. saa ;
Caledunian Cie. | avere that they are yetandh, agg 8 ’ d ; the best aid there is for them, and they should} For FREIGHT or PASSAGE, apply in! LL indebted his K !A NEW MIXTURE for Bottoms of FISHING.
| cost nothing to keep in repatr. : : LIVERPOOL, to JOSEPH POPE & Co..| A 4L, persons indented to this state are)“ + ny I's hs eal of tn ae i
30 “ell " — so re | PRICES CURRENT. | have Wt. eee Sd ely ag hereby requested to settle their accounts forth. | BOATS, twuch approved o y % ;
MB oe THE EFFECTS or THE LATE GALE . ’ ft i ‘ —o. a a rt oe ae 1 Mass Trattord Chauibers, ov bere to the owner Sahel aa a ' ‘ | fishermen. ;
: It ia said that the Fresca Emperor will be one Cuancorrerown, August $, 1467 Prepared by Da J.C Arena Co, Lowell, Mass. ‘ | with. All accounts reuati.ing unsettled after loth | ah |
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. or two hundred thousand dollars in debt befure | ‘ a ‘ ao land sold by all Drugywista and dealers in medicine “i is si JAMES C. POPE. | of AUGUST will be placed, indiscrimimately, i) Parties wanting any of the above articles will ; )
b ts evening of Friday last, the 2d inst, the Exhibition closes, in Consequence of the | Provisions. ssnaumie lai. Ch town, Ang. 5, 1867. 2 ddan, the hands of our Attorney renner BROS. do well by calling aud sppsiccer sag ag on , |
previous tu the heavy gale, a Boat containing | paeyiticent entertainments lie has 30 Constantly | Beef, (small) pertb........--. ore ’ a ‘les “ aN | evi JARVELL 5. | OLD SIrAND, formerly vecupied by W. W. |
" > é . 2 | lic , . 4 Tarson. Gener f rj 2a- re ‘ F cS ‘harlottetown, Jaly 29, 18467. 4 lili J < , :
five irae teen aves Le speadey yo po during the summer. ‘ De vs the = sere teee eee eeens +354 - = ye v3 W " tsom, Gonvral yet . oom on Liverpool ta Charlotte WR. | See —— Rea ordeeceseraeeraeeidersinae Loup & Ca. HEAD of LORD'S WHARF, :
" ns ae eet r Sona aier IRE a Ce er ee ee a ee eee = " , Tur Clipper) Barquae HELEN! 1 ¥; ater Sireet,
Cappored to Lave perished. The boat haseubse- | « Gurtrude Grey.” rather a plain looking girl) Wo (suail)..--.-- sl caKe dhiale de wien 6d to Sd) + pe \ “ a wn. ' fae i or dale, ARTEMAS LORD. ;
‘ : ; ; r } P by yg MALCOLM, classed A 1 at Lloyd's ns :
Se Pgh ma up roves et Pria. : rhe of about twenty-five years, bas been swindling | Mutwn, pa Ses on Cncnelieces pees cs sees an 24 4 Died, fur 7 years, coppered and copper: | HEMLOCE TIMBER. Oct. 29, 1865. ‘
names rties were Charles Stranberg, “fe = ‘endear the . P e hax! V. Cg a Oa ed hahic thee ew aun, beees Sd to dk ti ; 3 4 ‘ ! is sg st es saith homerhotehdehatttiibelipvnipieeilidtenetsdiiadeceiaietiieiinent:
duty thcheot al ade pl stn pane | poeple in Boston und r the agg vogtecse yor thw ng i beh AAR ag ODE @dtota| At Orwell Cave, on 22d ult, after an illness of | fastened, Samuel Nicholson, Com- 30 TONS HEVLOCK TIMBER, of’ R i MNO Vv iY L.
Joba; Charies K. Strauberg, teacher in the Aca | just escapee say ta a pane AN for inepe ware ‘| Lamb per | ere Pat te ee ee eeeeeee 3, Ww G4; one MOUth, which he bore with patient ean eer & mnander, will " despatched as above about the | goud quality, ready for delivery where | QP f «
demy, River John, and David J. Strauberz,— | BA, SAA, SOb ein A SH Sih | Better, (fresh) 6.06500 00Ks 0:09 «ds* wee Wd to 94! Hector, tlre beloved aud lan ented son of wore | 1th of September next. This vessel has already }it now Hes ia rats near the Perry Wharf in Char- | TEMUE Subseriber inf the Public that ;
eoniaining jos wadedstand, en eacle nad iwe i - —_- , ; vp r onlt hay Ras es . 9d to lod Donald, Kinloch. aged 19 years, miuel hanented by | proved itself a desirable conveyance for Goods, | Jottetowa. Also, 2000 feet Scantling, 3000 Fence | { 4 Sudseriver in ortms e Fudit :
Sethonet Ge ary saentiens, of this city. | The newest expedient of the illicit whisky ch athe —. sep Te oan pa. ap ..Bd to Gd | hist jends and acqaaintances,bat they sorrow hot a8) For Freight apply in Liverpool to Sir James! Poles, may be tad on application to_ he has REMOVED frow bin oid preuniaes ia
GH Tae “ Vocevreen Pic Nic ” came of on | is te construct their “ stills’? on board vessels in ey per DBA « Giada's ocevdiedide SOM > At White Sands, Murray Harbor, on I wey the | iy the uw vers, ise Charlottetown, July 29th, 1367 isl next dour south of the said Bank, tormerly oceu-
Wedecsiey lest, on the delightfal grounds of | ‘be harbour. Oue of these has been eeized, ONG) pious per M.... sees cess cece s come BQd to Sha | 26th alt, in — a ew lp. eg 4 JAMES DUNCAN & CO. FOR SALE! pied by Mr Monin Lowpen. isla
Cai ni ,» @ J e ge a im | the detectives are now on the tracks of others. | el, WEE bespisaress os 2000848 . 17s w lds! beloved mite of me “ ae centre amen fH | Angust 5, 1867. tf - RALPH W. BRECKEN.
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en eunany a yt oe ce ee at rds . Eggs, per dozen....- eo Soeee Se Will, leaving disconsoiate husband and wine London Trader Freehold i reperty mt heorgetowa, woe O- ee i ‘
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lew ~—_ a three trips between Charlotte: | CaiLDaeN HAVING Woums.—Require imme-| Grain. childven to mourn their irreparable loss. ("PSHE SUBSCRIBER offers for Sal NOTICE TO TRESPASSLBE J
wen and Kocky Point Wharf, tor the parpose of | diate atiention, as neglect of the trouble often Barley. — cses cece ceec cece sees sereeds 6d to 58) Qe White Sands, Marmay Harbor South, on the | a, Tue Reguiar Trader Barque i 1 Rasp anceereg % sty 1 Fi. eae) s ’ :
f d thei ‘ Pa OF : = ; "s ‘ é s Sas, os a) we 3 stant he fs ’ : , ‘ow! ot 15.N 3rd r re, Letter . . : ,
iter 84 tne on sont ag a ee oe ! causes prolonged sickness. Browns | ermifuge Oats, perdo ....-. bogies oe dbs a [leeds &-4B6 to'Se Bi | 30th ult, iv the 13th vear of her age. of cougestion | ‘ LOWS, 230 tals Repidter, iA 1 at ba Pe ag pte Spead the day The Pic Nie anplanarnele it | COPE.) OF. ® some dogs tag hat pig Vegetables. | of the brain, Selina, eldest daughter of Mr Williaa | Liovd’s, metalied, Ro McRae, mas-| sisting of a Dwelling Honse, 36x 26 feet, 12 feet the City Couneil, that some evil disposed
by all Glasses of the cowmunity, aaa passed ot te | worns aan ts, anal | a! the x a am at 2} ies CRUE Olas cae cass saeies 81 to 4d Beck. ver, will leave Loudon tor Charlotie- post, anda Work Shop in Gouree of erection. i coe are “ med ens he ries gown = eres eka
the entire entisfaction ot all concerned. Thevaly |" * O'S DY Most Demere in me — | Pens per qUért.... o2se coed ade cence ee 8d wo W0d) 2 seen [twee on oo about ih September next. += et et gi | Lillsboronzh and King Square, by paweeng he
; . " ; ‘ Ow , 3s | 2; : E stGEE.AL. fi : ‘a iy pune we th aud daaaving the CREWS aud ’
Zz that eccurred to mar the pleasare of the | Aug. 12. a pa -poonnjnacagignennanneed> ape RRana naa aad Paxs.ot Charlottetown, | Por Freight or Passage apply in London te) PHOMAS MAHER. ores poeey ‘il oe ee by climbing on :
; y Was the setting oa fire ~by some parties te- | A fi us in Ulndih Maan bineeladt week, the Apples. ...- -++ oeeee Kee ows te gene cone ARRIVED. z : | Jobu Pueairu & Sous: at Charlottetowa to G.| _ Georgetown, Aucust 1, loz. tl ae it — | and injaring the fences theree!, and are also inn the
riding on that side of che river —the woous in the | — : ; ii hes { i ‘ : ir! ouliry. Aug. 2—Sch. Mary & Chartes, Babin, Shediae; | & S. Davies, or the undersigned, | ae N =: ‘habit of injuring the trees on the @itlerent Side
— ws ated. Herm, Sp, Sess aan MBone , ong avs SS * ite 6 re d 7 ay nt na r Tortieg, Radh <>- Fh-- ---Fa-0- + ote os --6. to 9s lumber. Awelia, Eaton, Pugwash ;limestone, | DANIEL DAVIES. Adminis -Tacion oles. walks: This is to give Notive, that the Police
from which was very oppressive — Isl. because gussip said she had Deen wu pro : | Fowls, each...----- wi eich path do veets ey be 63 3—Robert, Courad, Pictou; coal. soca, | Charlottetown, August 5, 1507. fin | LL persous having any claims against Ofiicers have received expec ial orders co be on the ,
oe | - Ta | Chickens, pair....---> dh ob nod oocep ht 8 Go OI Dwyer, Cow Bay; do. Lacity Ann, Brov- | —————_ OOo . : as nt? } e | look-out for the partes so offending. And the *
i sea dea aie | Chickens, p yer, ys - ; " “ i the Estate of Ronald MeBonald, late of ) SO. ste inn th ‘
ps per eee re a ieee Fish. | nell, cps epee pr ame my NORMAL SCHOOL. Proapect Hill, Lot 47. deceased, wre requested to | citizens are paren a aon Gane
+ eee as tollows :— | Cudfash, per iqths s6icsis 04 60'ss5s eer Halifax; flour, meal, &¢, d—Alexwader, | >. 77 7 ere . au furnish their Accounts duly attested. to the under. |" unes of trespassers, iv order that the
Mayor—Thoopiilus DesBrisay, Esq.,(re-elected.) | July 1.—James Lory, Seuior vrs Thomas Fennes ee woth va ABS SE JOOS tu biel MeNeill. Port Malgrave; limestone. Ulip- | Hi i [Ss engniienton wi ue re-ope ned oo signed, Administrator of sive wid Kstute ; and all | proseented, and, on conviction, oho eubdtae yo
Wert Xo. I—JSohn Morris, & do sey, the younger.for asaanit and buttery, couvicted aesheanel por dozen......-- eves cecdc es Sato ds| per, Forest, Port flood; do, Fanny, Jarveu, | Mi INDAY , the 2nd of September wext. The persons inaebted to the awid Estate are required to | inturaed that the nleust peualty ve hi
i ee OS : | and fined 204 or ove months imprisonment—detend- | ¢ » Guilt; fish. Josephine, Larvie, Cas-umpee; | examination of Caniates forentranee will begin | yuke immediate par went to | provides wiil be enforced. ;
“ 3—James Keddia. Exq., yo | ant appealed to the Sapreme Court...~ Pious Mac: | Lember, Be 6d to 4s! dv. Azelda & Latra, Molnrod, Boston;mer. jon the Thursday previous (the last Thursday of | LAUCHLIN McBONALD, Administrator, Re erder, i ;
a rg KR. Beer. Esq., do. Mahon appeared te answer 4 sueimous ee Boards, (Heroteck). - i og ng ull hale ata, “ 4s sel fi—seotia, Lane, Glowsester; mer. J.J. | Auguat, iastant), at the hour of 9a.m. Noean-| Prospect Hill, Ler a7. Ameusr tat D807 ri PETEK MACGOWAN, City Clerk. i
- oa b. Pollard, Esq, Herald | for hire without license wo to do, eonv sas - | Do (Sprace).....--ee+ cree ees : Ps he 9a| Marshall, MeNaught, Wallace; stone. llan- fdidates absent at this prelimivary examiuation Ce ee ra Rae 24th July, i867 5
—David Laird, Esq.—H-rald. i fined ten e#hillinys..... William Awan, oue of tue Do (Pine)... eee ener cece cree ee ES Wo Os) Fallaut, Kusico; fish, Seauan’s Bride, | ean bead i Lthe fol : : Y eung Geaticomen’s oldie dmcnonntneni . ;
—— eo | Police officers vrs Fuowas Feunessey, Senior.aasanlt| 3p; “ + oes 108 to Lis gan, Callanh, 2 7 {Can DP RSRED POBine belpwing term. aS J EW KLLERY
ee , : ry pier nn ae Se cba. | oe tee eee rind Ate "er triste McDonald, Aricaat, ¢ravel. 7—Laura, | By order of the Board of Education, i ! { ; WATCHES and = *
= rap Renage a AP dete paneer digg fpr ad foe wdle pec’ Bay lent teapmarie pap toe habe | Sundries | Fardy, Pictou; cal. Marie Olive, Cornicr, JOHN McNELLL, 8 t mataias Ust Rt JELVED., ¢ ENGLAND
elunteer Mili % . lace at the | vieted and find @s. or two months imprisonment— . 7 " j , . i" “Oe a . : WN MONS » Secretary. : a i 5S uU (0, from “hehe
range in Bdaekanndien an teliee ihe | defendaut discharged on appeal to the Supreme Hay, per ton ...- eee ees tet eeee eee pie nye Caraquet; boards Mayflower, Girror, Port | August 5, 1357. a Princes Street. - - - - - - Charlottetown. of best quality, and for sule ata lew price—
SES Futy, with the following result. Distsness | Vourt.--.-Thumne Perry vre Duniel Neloun,| teen, por ere TUFTC cena, + ROPE Yo Pishermen A’ RW. 3 SMITd, begs to inform, ~ pyorigoutel Watches in Silver Cases,
306 ead 300 yards, 5 suots at exch range :— | some aa vo Bg her agree aad | nam Ae gong Ne te uth ela: none! Aye. 2—Seb. Verona, Morin, Skediac; bal. 3—- aT’, the ixbabitants cf Prince Kdward Is'and { holes jowolled,...-.-0.-s--*-# £310 6
“ dy quire. ot 4 j eu ee ee ee eeeee . 2-5 4 +? 7h . 2 a ° . vt , As . “ if 4 “ ;
Prize. Nawr. Potsrs. Soden p Rng defendaut oF on aamonished and dis | Rectan, per yatd.........+-. eee sesees eds to 6s) Fanny, Jairvieu, Gulf; fisting. 5 — Str. ‘pus Subseribers have in Store— ; that the duiies of his School wail be resumed | Do. im Muuting Casce,....---------- : ~ :
it £2 0 0 J. Nieholsen, 2» | charged. | Cabtskios, per Ib.... 2.06 ce eee coos noes 6d to 91! Commerce, Doan, Halifax; gensral cargo. | 2008 Mackerel Barrels, + Aagust Lah. < £ Bourd an mis Eupglish Levers......-. dow iiy Shunt ;
4 61 W. Huteneson, 20) | 2nd—Georve Lewis, Market Clerk vrs George | pides, et Rh STAYS « 445 < snes vw ee Iucity Aun, Brownell, Pugwash; bal. Mary, | 409° Bus iels Salt. . A limited num ver of Bourdere wi ne taker. Watch Chains aud Kers Finger Rings, Stee! Ewe ;
@ 126 F. Catford, is | MacG@rewyr, batcher,and Lemuel LePage, appeared) woot... ... iii bans. sexton .is to 1s 6d) Murray, Uanse; deals, Amelia, Eaton Pag- | 309 Sarrels Prime Powies. | Trems, per Quarter, payable in advance. Hinweand Brooches. Geute Dive. sweat Variety, ;
+h ©i5 0 F Perkin, i” / to unswer a charge for “ee sap yoo sone | he the) Skoepskims...... Sia irignc nian it dee a or ee wash; bal. 6—Wope, Robertson, Pistwousde. | Fer Sale Low. ioeed and | lene yb pi ewbaes som Al 4 o 6 by A. PL RCH ASE, Ww MeN |
Sth 9 M: t house, coutrary to the rufes and regulations | eee ' e + + late fay oil : CARVEBL Os. MpeBePolurpeysy {4 482. .c2 tiiak 0 smurdon s Corwer-.
.4 6th o'te"e K Heestis, - pact ket : ivieted and fined oweh seh hittin re AGG FOE OIE «00+ 2800 wo aens- « be pry Aneas, Dwyer, 9 gp ae a te Aselss & = oe ARY : Li BROS ob ath es ve harlottetown, Oct. 31, [88b.
© t’°¢ A. Merris, Pe | of the Market, eur a ‘ a \ GEORGE LEWIS, MarketClork, | Lavra, Moiared, bay CUnalsur; ba’. { Charlottetowe, July 22, 1367. Du | August 5, 18u7, | Qharlo my .

‘or ove Weeks imprisonwent—paid.