The Herald -- 1866-11-07 -- Page 3

“COMMISSARIAT CONTRACT. —

EALED TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received
') at this effice, until noon, on Thursday, the 15th
nstant, from all pomene desirous to enter inte a con-
ract for the supply of

Fresh Beef and Mutton.
o bo issued to Her om nag Me Troops, Staff and
Jepartments, at this Station, from Ist January, 1867,
o Bist December, 1867. The Meat to be supplied
vill consist of Fresh Beef and Mutton. ‘The latter
hall be issued on ‘Tuesdays and Saturdays in each
reek, from 1st January, 1867, to the 3fstday of March,
867, and from the 1st day of August, Mutton will

ain be issued twice in each week, on the days stated,

ntil the 3ist day of December, 1867.
The Beef to Ox or Heifer,
ound and sweet, equal m quality, for the whole perio

Yof the Contract, to the average sold in the market; to
onsist of fore and hind quarters, weighing not less
han 90 lbs. each,—none of the suet to be removed,

nd the bone from the knees, hock joint and nee

nd hind quarter of the carcase of the ox.

eighin
snd hind quarters, to be cut off at the knee and hoc
oints; an

a ngs not less than 251
‘The Meat for the Troops to be deliver
(Sundays excepted), on the order of the Seni

everal barracks at the Contractor's expense.

Micers constituted by

Jecision shall be final,
Tho Contractor shall at all times seep

Jepot, which must be a convenient distance from th

tarrison, a supply of Oxer and Sheep ot the required
uality equal to two weeks consumption, and the
‘hole to be at all times subject to the inspection and
pproval of the Senior Connnissariat Officer, or person
ppointed by him; and should the Contractor at any
ime fail to keep such a Depot, or neglect to supply
ny quantity of Meat demanied as above, the Senior
Yommissariat Officer, or person appointed ry him
or to

hall have the power to purchase at any price

to have the power to have the work properly executed

information may be obtained, in reference to the

at the cost of the Contractor, and

e@ amount to be
deducted. fron

any ‘moneys then due, or becoming
due, to the Contractor under his contract,

No Tender will be noticed unless made on the pro-
scribed Printed Form, to be obtained at this office ;
anil they must have the signature affixed of two per
sons of known property, engaging to become bound
with the party tendering, im the penal sum of £60,
sterling, each, for the due ‘ormance of the Contract.

Payments will be made Quarterly, on the orders of
the Barrack Sergeant, at whose office any further

.

Contract.
WM. SMITH, C. C.

REID BROTHERS.

Haw StORa,

WEY GOODS t

roperly fed, good,

mieces to be cut off at least four inches from each fore

‘The Mutton to be of the best quality, ewe or wether,
not less than 35 Ibs. each,—to consist of fore

when Lamb is substituted for Mution, it
ust be large Lamb, of 5 ae quality, and size,
S$.

dail

Con.
nissariat Officer, and in the manner and at the hour
nd place appointed by i Tm paginantal leanoe

enti riers, to con

o be by entire quarters, an onveyo Weil Ii
hole to be subject to the approval of the Senior Com-
rissariat Officer; or, if required, to that of a Board of
proper authority, aud whose

in an approved

Commissariat, P. E. Island,
Charlottetown, Noy. 1, 1866.

COMMISSARIAT CONTRACT.
FORAGE.

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EALED TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received,
upon printed forms, at this office, until moon, on
Thureday, the Léth instant, from persons desiring to enter
into a contract for the supply of FORAGE. at this Station,
from the lst January, to the 31st December, 1867.

The ration to consist of 14 lbs. Hay, 10 lbs, of Oates, and
6 lbs. Straw, and the price to be stated in Sterling, in words
at length, as weil ag in figures, at —— per ration.

The Fo! to be all of the best quality; the Hay to be
Timothy and Clover, to be perfectly sweet and wholesome,
and to be cut at least three months previous to delivery ; the
Oats to be clean, sweet and sound, to be at least three
months old, and to weigh not less than 37 lbs. to the
the; Straw to - Oaten or Wheaten, long,
thoroughly dry and free from weeds or thistles, and of fit

aay for litter.

The ration of Onts to be exghangeable at the option of
the parties drawing Forage, for Bran of the best quality, in
the proportion of half a bushel of Bran Ration, and to
the extent of one Ration a week. But in the case of sick
horses, to any extent, and.in the same proportion.

The whole of the Forage to be subject to the approval of
the Commissariat Officer, or if required, to that of a Board
of Officers constituted by proper authority,

The Contractor to provide at his own expense a proper
and convenient Store, and to have of each description of
Forage, and at all timés, a supply equal to three months’
consumption, in Depot, near the Garrison ; and at least one
week's gupply in the Issuing Store. The whole to be subject
to the inspection of the Commissariat, and any Forage dis-

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ssuc salt meat in lieu thereof), charging the expense|*PPToved of to be immediately removed by. the Contractor,
seat : .|and to be replaced by other Forage of proper quality; and
0 the. contractor. It is, however, to be distinctly’. the event of the Contractor failing to do so promptly, the

nderstood, that due notice of demand

pnee issued to Regiments, can, on any
ver, be returned to the contractor. A
ime during the period to be contracted for, Troo
hould be encampec
he Contractor to supply them with Meat, or to delive
‘attle or Sheep to be slaughtered and

rerext what

uch delivery, to be defrayed by the contractor,
Sheuld the Troo

No Tender will be noticed unless made, on

os of unexceptionable res
roperty, engaging to become bound in the
{ One thousa dz (£1,000) sterling, for the du
xecution aud fulfilment of a contract as above. Th
futton, in —~
pn account of such contract will be made monthly, o

scertained.

his office.
WM. SMITH, C. C.
ommissariat, P, E. 1.,
Ch'town, lst Nov., 1866.

not in any
ase less than 12 hours) fs at all tines to be given to
e contractor; and that no Meat, after having been

. if atany

peopered by the
‘roops themselves, at the option of the Senior Com-
missariat Officer, and all and every expense, it any, of

be removed from the Island
uring that period, the contract to immediately get
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rinted Form to be obtained at. this Office; and they
ust have the original signatures aflixed of two per-

nsibility and known
al sum

prices to be stated for every 100 1bs. ot Fresh Boef and
in words at length; and payment
8 soon as the quantity delivered can be correctly)

Further information required may be obtained at

Commissariat to have the ipe
e

wer of purchasing other suitable
Forage in the market at

» Contractor's ¢ .

All deliveries to be made at the Conttactor’s expense, at
the residerice of parties entitled to receive the same; and the
Contractor, or person on his behalf, to attend at the Issuing

P# |Store every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from 9a. m.,
1 within ten miles of Charlottetown, 4 A oth ob

until 1 p, m., to issue rach Forage as may be demanded on
Commissariat Order. ‘ oy.

No. Tender will be noticed unless made on the Printed
Forms to be obtained at this Utlice; and they must have the
coma ailixed of two persons of uncxceptionable respon-
sibility and known property, engaging to become bound
with the party in the penal sum of £140 sterling
for the due exec ution and fulfilment of a Contract as above ;

and payment on account of such Contract will be made
every (wo months,

Fruther information may be obtained at this Office.
sito | J ‘ WM, SMITH, C. C,
Commissariat, Charlottetown, }

P. BE. I., Nov, 17, 1866,
COMMISSARIAT CONTRACT.
preg ee ogee a oe

the 16th instant, from persons desiring to enter into Con-
tract for the su ply of

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) COMMISSARTAT CONTRAOT.
CONTRACT FOR STRAW.

\EALED TENDERS, in duplicate, will be receive
upon Printed Forms, until noon on Thursday, th

required for Barrack Bedding
tationed in Charlottetown, P.
January, to 3ist December, 1867,
“Bbe removed from the Island during that period, th
Jontract will immediately cease.

quality,
All Deliveries to be made, at the expense of th
Contractor, on the requisition of the Barrac

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Master; the Straw to be weighed by cartloads at
h-bridge, and the ticket to be

any authorized weig

given to the Barrack-Sergeant.

Tons of Straw in his Store, of a quality to be dul
yc ebb by the Commissariat and
Master; and a

whose decision shall be final.

be immediately rep!aced by the Contractor, b

ved quality; and in default

other of yer Appro
thereof, ihe Borreah Master will have the powe

to purchase, in the Market, at the Contractor's

. expense,
fulfilment of the contract,
6,, Payment to be made quarterly,

Price per ton, 2,240 lbs. to the ton, in sterling, in

words at length, :
ta All further information to be obtained from th

Barrack Sergeant.
WM. SMITH, C. C.
Commissariat, P. E. Island,
Charlottetown, Ist Nov., 1866. f

15th instant, for the supply of all such quantity of Straw
, for the H, M. Troop
E. Island, from the Ist
Should the Troops

1. Straw to be Oaten or Wheaten, free from Weeds
or Thistles, thoroughly dry, and of the best

- Lhe Contractor always to haye on hand Two
Barrack
ny Straw not so approved of will
be subject to the survey ofa Buard of officers,

. Any Straw condemned, or short of demand, must

Security for £60 sterling must be given for the

Her Majesty's Troops statione d at Charlottetown, Prin
Edward Island, from the lst January, to the 3ist Decenbe r,
1867. Should the Troops be removed from the Island
during that period, the contract will immediately cease.
The Desee to be made of. the best superfine Flour, from
Wheat of this year’s growth, and well baked, in four or two
ound loaves, and to be delivered at an hour not later than
o'clock every morning, (Sunday excépted), or at such
hour as the Officer Commanding Her Majesty's Troops shall
appoint. All cost of transport or conveyanee to be at the
expense of the Contractor,
he said Bread to be subjeyt toithe approval of the Com-
missariat Officer. And in the event o'
opinion ag to the quality of the onl Sones the same shall
be submitted to the insPeetion of o rd Of Officers, to be
named by the Officer Commanding, and whose opinion shall

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the said Board of Officers, the same to be immediately re-
laced by Bread of a proper desctiption, or the Commissariat
fficer will have a right to parchase ether Bread at the cost
of Contractor. ,

Should it be deemed right to issie BISCUIT from Her
Majesty's Magezine—not to exceed two day's in any one
week,—-they have the right, giving to the Baker, Forty-
eight hours previous notice, to ‘asue of said Biscpit.
The prices to be stated for every 100 Ibs, of Bread in
sterling, in words at Jength, and payment to ‘de made at the
end of each month, or as soon as the quantity delivered can
be correctly ascertained, ‘The signature of two socurities at
£100 each, for the due fulfilment. of the Contract.

Further information requized may be obtained at this office.

WM. SMITH, C, C.
Commissariat, P. EB. Island, }
Charlottetown, Nov. 1, 1866,

COMMISSARIAT CONTRACT.
TRUCKAGE.

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KALED. TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received, on
printed forms, to be had at this Office, until noon, on
Thursday, the 15th instant, froma persons willing to enter
into a contract to furnish the y Truckage and Land
bevommy
may

rt for the various Departments of the Army, that
December, 1867. Should the ‘Tredpd be removed from the

Fuel Wood.
instant, for thé supply of all such quan

January, to the 3ist December, 1867. Should th

the Contract will immediately cease.

Birch, and a proportion of Hemlock, if
be measured and
delivered Into the

required.

at len and no Tender will be noticed u
on Printed Forms, to be obtained at this Office, an
must have the signature affixed, of two

comin rity for the. fulfilment of the tract of
£50 ped sae |

*ayment to be made Quarterly,
Further information
5 this office.

WM. SMITH, ©. ©.

Commissariat, P. E. Island,
Charlottetown, Nov. 1, 1866.
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Commissariat Contract for

EALED TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received
at this offico, until noon, on Thursday, yey re
y of Fue
WOOD required for [fer Majosty's Troops, stationed
at Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, from the Ist

| Troops be removed from the Island during that period,

The Wood to consist of Maple, Beech, and tage
‘o
Play as the law directs, and to be
uel Yard, Charlottctown Barracks.
The prices to be stated in sterling, per cord, in words
nfess mado

rsons be-

| required may be obthined at

required at this Station, from lat January, to diet
Island during that period, the contract to immediately cease.
Sa’ Wequeslipapin: Sinem, Grvaieg Se Reade bes
Sleds, agonsy, ti pes, 2 s, ke,
must be of the best description that can 4 secured in this
rovinee, aud the Drivers, who-will be requirec to assist in
joading and unldéading, must be properly qualified and able
bodied men.
The rates to be stated in
so much

load:
From the Wharf to and from the Charlottetown Barracks.
From, the Wharf to any part o: the City,

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|FALL # WINTER STOCK.

h baked BREAD, required =

any difference of

be final. And in case the Bread should be condemned by] ’

sterling, in words at length, at

RICELSIOR BOVSR,
BEBERAON? |

Thankful for past favors.n connection with the busi-
ness of their tate Father, the Subscribers beg to
intimate that they have opened out in their

NEW 8TORE AT ALBERTON,
THE LARGEST STOCK, OF ~

General Merchandize
Ever offered,in that part.of the Couaty,
“COMPRISING
Dry Goeds; in eridless variety,
Groceries: & Liquors, °
THE CHEAPBS? AND BEST-IN MARKET!
. » AveryJarge assortment of
HARDWARE,

And almost everything elec usually kept in s
: Country Store,

We have adopted in our business the meee je of
QUICK SALES and sMALL PROWITS; and from the facilities
we possess, and from the fact of buying our GOODS in
the best markets, yor casi, and haying them selected
by one of the Firm, we feel confident of being able'to
sell Goods on as liberal terms as any House in the
Trade, :

We ask our old friends to come and see
us} ‘
Come with your Cash!
Come with your Produce !
Come with a good, honest face !
‘And you will find the Exexusion the best
and safest House in this part of the County
to deal in.
REMEMBER, THE
t EXCELSIOR HOUSE, 4
REID BROs.

Alberton, Nov. 7, ‘1866. 3m

McKinnon’s Store,
SOURIS EAST..

HE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the liberal share
of patronage extended to him since bis commence-
ment in business, begsto announce that he has just

COMPLETED
HIS
FALL & WINTER STOCK OF

@éoopnes,

consisting in part of: ‘ .

GROCERIES,

BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS,
DRESS GOODS,

SHAWLS and MANTLES,
HATS, Ladies’ & Gents’.

LEATHER, etc., etc. —
Which ho offers for sale at unusually LOW PRICES,

for Bresspe pay and he respectfully requests a contin-
uance of public favor.

| MICHAEL McCORMACK.
’ Souris East, Nov. 6, 66. im

Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

,» WOR TIM RaPip CURE OF

Coughs, ‘Golds, Influenza.
; Woarseness, Croup, Bronchitis
Incipient Consumption, and

|. for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages
of the disease. é

O wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous
are ite cures, that in almost every section of country
are persons, publicly known, who have been restored by
it from. alarming ‘and even desperate diseases of the
lungs. When’ once: tried, its superiority over every
other expectorantis too apparent to escape observation,
and where its virtues are known, the public no longer
hesitate what antidote to ned for the distreasing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs incident
to oar climate. While many inferior remedies thrust
ypon the community have failed and been discarded,
is has ge frends by, every trial, co benefits

COMMISSARIAT CONTRACT.
BARRACK SERVICE,

EALED. TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received
at this Office, until noon, on Tharsday, the 15th
instant, from persons wishing to contract for Sweeping
the Chimneys of the Barracks, and Public Offices, for
one year, from Ist January, to $list December, 1867.
, in words at length, the price for

The Tenders to state
each fine, in sterlin

The work will have to be properly and satisfactorily
oxeeuted by the Contractor, on the orders of the

; Barrack Sergeant; and in the event of the work not
being satisfactorily performed, the Barrack Sergeant

lst DECEMBER, x.

Harvie, on the 80th of Jano last, who have not yet

led their accounts, are hereby notified to pay the
Same at the Old Stand, South Side Queen Square, before
: Balances unecttlied at that

AN Parties indebted to’the late Firm of Lamp &
se

ne = be coll — a the agency of an Attorney.
riends, save ves expense.
laine” or D. LAIRD.
Charlottetown, Nov. 7, 1866. 3i

Truckage of Coal from Coal. Sheds to. an of the
Barracks of Ciey, Lad age peony a yoo Dana sy ' nee Sen ieted they can fover i ag fares Fitted up his Bakery,
ruckage 0 . per co ae Te c numerous r : otten, :
aised ; ; is one to them, as usual, with the beet
oul pot tlie. ‘¢ — — = Lay naps se k bite re ths pte, hat eamainy ie it may be goal 0 READ, whiaee will pel to ony past of the
Single Wagon or Sleigh from Wharf to any part of theirelied on to do ir relief all it d 5 anne
/ a oe nethscbet hi x. Poa TA Great numbers , cgymene ra: ho ln B.D, geen cal
' . : : and other emingnt personages, have lent thei i @
singe to: Peed e AaWaollosAool —_ eertity di wipe lied fuines of our remain, et DR a
- : , 8 ere will not inserti f them. 3
Reni ice mutt on ere Roce ie Ned hen gee ee eet] ON ALD MR AS,
offies. : EARS to, Shige Cnr. Oe) givens. with alee tall de- Merchant Tailor
ete ‘WM. SMITH, 6. C, iptions of the complaints our remedies cure. ’ *
mms © who require an alterative medicine te purify the
yr em ke bit meg 1866, } god will ed Arun's prs — Banaras she B08 Desir
use, nee, will concede value, > * .
“DEBTS THAT MUST BE PAID!!! wa aad m3, 0. AYER & 00. Camwell; Mase. Gents’ Furnishing. Goods,
where. :

Ma R. Watson, General Agent for Prince Edward
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Nov. 7, 1866, i, 2m

Wanted Immediately,
A FIRST-CLASS

Ey

Lost! pf Ag reewee pes ops of doing Carriage and CON VEYVANCER, &,
other Blac n's work on occasions erred ;

N FRIDAY, the 26th ult., between Charlottetown |but the main qualincation mast be that of a goon Sion |OM00--Great George-St., Charlottetown,
Q and Clyde River, a FUR BOA. A single man preferred, Apply at

- i Being an article of true merit, and having proved their efi
Ready Made Clothing. : ney ae of many years, each year Ende them in new
rs R €APS loc isles in various parts of the world, and the Trochcs are

OS * >| universally pronounced better than other articles.
HARDWA E, Obtain only: Brown’s Bronchial Trocher,”” and do not

HORSE SHOER,

NEW. GOODS!
NEW GOODS!!

\HE Subscriber would inform the Inhabitants of P.
_ E. Jeland, that, on the arrival of the Brig ** ANN,”
from LIVERPOOL, G,B., he will offer,

Wholesale and Retail,
For Cash or gopd Joint Notes of Hand,
Nos. 1, 2, & 8 WHITROLBAD, in 56, 28, & 14 lbs. ;
Black, Red, and YELLOW PAINTS, in 28 and 14 Ibs. ;
Boiled and Raw LINSEED OILS; .
Chanee's tmethwick GLASS;

¥, Black aud White, in Bladders, 28 and 14 lbs. ;

CUT NAILS and CUT SPIKES
Diamond Head DECK SPIKES;
Bars Refined and Common IRON, assorted sizes;
Barrels and Kegs COAL TAR;
Barrols Black and Bright VARNISHES ;
Coils Hemp and Wire CORDAGE;
Bolte Extra and Navy Boiled CANVAS;
Bars YELLOW METAL, § to 4;
YELLOW METAL BUTT BOLTS, 7 x 5-8;
CLINCH RINGS, Tron and Yellow Metal ;
Crates and Casks GLASS, CHINA, and EARTHEN-
WARE,—Crates assorted for country use,
A NEW MIXTORE for Bottoms of FISHING BOATS,

much approved ot by English Fishermen.
Parties wanting any of the above articles will do
well by calling and inspecting them at the OLD
STAND, formants occu by W. W. Lord & Co.,
HEAD OF LOR 8 WHARF, WATER STREET.

ARTEMAS LORD.

AUCTION.
Household Furniture, Stock, etc.
qr he pels by PUBLIC ‘AUCTION, on WEDNES-~

DAY, the 14th of NOVEMBER, at 11 o'clock, on
the Farm of MRS, PATRICK MURPHY, Covehead
Road, Lot 34, about 8 miles from Charlottetown, the un-
dermentioned Stock, Farming Implements, etc.

PUTT

_ Oct. 31, 1966.,

1 HORSE, 1 MARE,
2 Colts, . 12 Sheep,
2 Milch Cows, 8 Heifers,
1 Bull.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS;
1 Threshing Mill, 1 Set Fanners,

A Lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Trums.—All sums under £2, cash; amounts over £2,
twelve months’ eredit, on approved Joint Notes.

i .N. RANKIN, Auctioneer.
Covohead Rd., Lot 64, Oct. 22, '66.

REMOVAL,
OWEN HAMILL,
Architect,
PITOU, NOVA SCOTIA,
Ms be consulted professionally at the ROBSON
HOUSE, or at his Office in KOSS'S BUILDING,
Three Doors east of McPherson's Bookstore, to which he
has removed.
Pictou, N. S., Aug. 8, 1866. %m
é& Cough, Cold, or Sore
Throa

Qnwy

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BRONCHIAL
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Requires inimediate attention,
and should be checked, If
allowed te continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Per-
manent Throat Affection, or
an Incurable Lung Disaase,

is often the reautt.

- Brown's Bronchial Troches,
Having & Direct tee Parts, give Immediate

For Bronchitis, Asthmak, Catarrh, Consumptive
and Throat Diseases,
Troehes are used with always good success.

Singers and Public Speakers

commended and prestribed by Physicians, and have had

take any of the Worthless Imitations that may be offered.
: BOLD EVERYWHERE.
Oct. 6, 1866, , ly
COTTON WARPS. -
WwW ‘would request the attention of those who use
COTTON WARPS to the kind of which we are
now manufacturing at the
NEW BRUNSWICK COTTON MILLS

We spin, Nos..7’s, 8's and 9"s, and they are warped
and sized by Machinery, thus saving much labor, and
being better done than by hand.

They have been extensively used through the Pro-
vince during the last year, and have been proved to be
both better and cheaper than any imported from either
England or tha, United States.

q We intend to manufacture them largely for the next
few months, and would wish parties im want of such
Goods to give them a trial.

They can be obtained from the principal Dry Goods
Houses in the City and througheut the Province.

' WM. PARKS & SON.

N. B. Cotton Mills, Sept. 24, 1866.
Samples of the above may be seen on application in
Charlottetown to

CARVEL\ BROTHERS, Agents,
Charlottetown, Oct. 24, 1866 im

“Bread! Bread! Bread!!

ITVUE Subscriber begs to inform his customers and the}
Citizens of Charlottetown, that, having

Queen Street,
Gharlottetown, P. E. Island, Ang, 8, 1866.

ad ’

Attorney and Barrister at Baw,

confer a fawor by

he finder will
Nov. 7, 1866. :

leaving it at ths office.

Summerside, Oct, $1, 1866. 3w

O'NEILL'S FORGE.

(Near the Catholid. Cathedral.)

MRS. WINSLOW,

An exporienced Nurse end Female Physician, presents to the
attention of mothers, her

Soothing Syrup,

For Children Teething,, .

which greatly tacuitates the process ot teetling, by softenin,
the gums, velneing all inflammation—will allay all pain
spasmodic action, and is :

SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Dependupon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourself, and :

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR ANFANTS.

We have pet up and sold this article for over thirty years,
and ean say with confidence and truth of it, which we have
never been able to say of any other medicine—never has it
failed, in a single instance, to effecta cure, when timely used.
Never dtd we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
ore who used it, On the contrary, all are delighted ‘with
ts operations, and speak in terms of highest commendation
of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in thig
matter “what we do know,”’ after thirty years’ experience,
and pledge our reputation for the fulfilment of what we here
declare. In almost every instarice where the infant is suf-
fering from pain and exhaustion, relief will befound in fifteen
or tweenty minutos after the syrup is administered

This valuable peace is the prescription of one of the
most experienced and skilful nurses in New England, aud
has been used with never failing suceess iu ‘

, THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves the child from pain but irivigorates the
ptomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tome and
ergy to the whole system, It will almost instantly fe-

GRIPING IN THR, BOWELS, AND

WIND COLIC
and overcome convulsions, which, if not apeedily remedied
endin death. . We belicye it, the best and surest romedy in
the world, in all cases of Dysentery and Diarrhea in child-
ren, whether it arises from’ teetHing, or from any other
cause. ‘We would say to every mother who has a child suf-

_ 1 Iron Plough, 1 Set Harrows, fering feom any of the forgoing complaints—do not let your
2. Carts, 1 Horse Rake, prejudices, ner the prejudices of others, stand between your
1 Set Cart Harness, 1 Wood Sleigh. suffering child and the relief that will be sure—yes, meres |
1 Jaunting Sleigh, ° 1 Sibgle Wagon, | sure—to follow the use of this medicine, rf timely used. Pu
and sundry other Farming Implements. directions for using will are! each bottle. Nohe
' About 4 Tons of Straw. ‘ uine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New.

fork, is on the outside, wrapper.
Sold by druggists throughont the world,
Principal ec, No. 48 Dey Street, New York.
Price. only 34 conte per Bostle,
Oct. 6, 1866, ly

Encourage Home Manufacture
And Keep your Money on the Island.

8,000 Sides of Sole Leather for Sale

AT THE--

CITY TANNERY...

HE Subscriber begs leave to return his best thanks to

his friends. and the public’ in general, for the very
great amount of patronage which, in his business, he has re~
ceived at their hands during the past year ; and, at the same
time, respectfully intimate to them that he has in course of
manufacture, and will have ready for the Fall Tratle, the

above
Btock of Sole Leather,

together with an ample Stock of Neats, Harness
Leather and Calf, sufficient to answer the demands of a!)
who may favor him with their custom,

The whole will be sold eicher at the nes or by
the Subscriber's Travelling oo Mr. Joi
usual moderate and accommodating terms of the concern,
aad is warranted te be equal, if not superior, to anything of
the kind aad for cala ta this market. or on the Talgnd-

N. B.—No Sale to be held valid and binding unless the
Goods shall prove to be of the quality hereby set forth.
W, B. DAWSON,
© Charlottetown, Sept. 19, 1366, 3m

P. 8.—A few Journeymen Curriers will find employment
on early application at the above establishment.

Administrators’ N dtice.

LL persons having any legal claims against the Estate
of WILLIAM REID, Carriage Builder, deceased,

will find Trochas useful ip clearing the voice when taken be} are hereby requested to present the same, duly attested, to
fore singing or speaking, and aeeving, Ce throat after an| Mr, Jonn Scorr, Steam Navigation Company's Office,
unusual exertion of the vocal organs, e Troches are re-

within three months from date, and all persons incebted to
the said Estate are required to pay their respective amounts

testimonials from eminent men throughout the country./¢9 Mr, Scott forthwith.

By order of the Administrators,
GEORGE BERR,
JOHN SCOTT,
WM. E. DAWSON.
Charlottetown, P. E. I., Aug. 20, 1866. sep 19

NOTICE!

STORE in Dorcnegster Street, in the building:
owned by J. D. Mason, Esq., adjoining the Store
Messrs. Davies & Weeks, hereby respectfully inlorms

from and after this date the businesses will be carried on
as heretofore. :
B. D. REDDIN takes this opportunity to return
thanks to his Customers for their past support and
patronage, and to solicit a continuance of the samo.
B.D. REDDIN.
Dorchester Street, Ch’Town, ?
August 1, 1866. 5 ie

RRBOFAL.

pD* W. G, SUTHERLAND has removed fromhis late
residence on Queen Street,

Co the Corner of Great George & Kent Streets

and would respectfully ‘inform his frieads and customers,
that, by late arrivals of direct importations from KUROPE,
he has greatly added to his

LARGE STOCK

—or—
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY
and TOILET ARTICLES in variety.

ce

DR. SUTHERLAND returns thanks for the patronage

so liberally extended to him since his residence in Charlotte-
town, hopes the same may be cortifiued towards him
trusting that,

ty sees we attention in eyery branch of
his A omy on, he will retain the confidence of the public.
The DISPENSARY is uader the Doctor's own ¢u

pervision.
Advice to the Poor Gratia.
Charlottetown, May 16,

FISHING SITE

AT KILDARE CAPES

FOR SALE.

HE Subseriber offers at Private Sale bis FARM,
containing

100 acres of Land,

60 of which are under cultivation, and having « leave of
999 yoars, The Dwelling House and ildings
thereon are new and commodiouws. For agriculteral
arposes, tLere is no better land op this Island. As a
‘ishing Site it is unrivalled. its contiguity to one of
the richest Fishing pprocate in the world, as also to
Little Tignish Pond, where an unlimited quantity of
se can ter oman point Aes to ey of en

and capital as a most desirable place. ply either
letter or in person at the * Herald Othee, ve

owner.
THOMAS MO

August??, 1866. tf °F

Kildare Capes, Lot 2, Oct. 24, 1866.

Larter, at the ©

HE undersigned, having fitted up, since the fire, a.

his numerous Customers, in Town and Country, that’.

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