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LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.

» ditiegary foree, Napier having pt
ons ‘s oe . ‘neninet a divisionof the ex ‘Deing sent to.
we ugal, that ly turwirbes one wouvtain

train, one mortar battery, the 10th and 12th regi
ments of Bengal eqvalry, apd t oh tive iafun-
ivy, all ef which have been bd y Skbd tee by!
the Commauder-in-Chief, The Bombay Govern-
: ; : ment has applied to she Goverument of India, at the:

The steewehip Java arrived here trom Liverpool peqyest of General Nepler, for (ree passages home
on Tuesday moruing at 8 o'clock, winging dates by the Judiny transports for the wives of offigers:
to the 26. ult. The intelligence refersing to Tral- \proseoding tu Abyssinia, :
iau affairs iu the Eoglish papers is rather stale just

a ae
now, consilering the altered position reported by t

: “a ».” for the commmissariat department, by the Ady

ii mastiou days. ‘the tollewic ay wre

telegraph within the past te anak § steamer Atlantic is here loaded with three handred
isn summary of news contained in the papers, aml nui s, ‘The travepert Parast, from London and
pot already reec'ved by the cable v= Velercia, has aprived with stores and 246 mules.
loth have lett dor Alexandria,

ARIAVAL CF ABE “JAVA.”
Llatarax. Nov., 12.

The Princess of Wales had arrived in Londen from ’ , mr» ‘ :
Wieshaden by way of Autwerp, aud while the royal, I.jeuter an Hozier, who distinguished himself in
yacht lay at enchor there, the Privec made a hurried "© smelt Cegree Ly his grapbie pictures of the eonti-
visitto the Kieg of the Belgiave at Hiuesels. The (ents: war last year, hus sailed wiih the treeps tor
cou wili heartily welecme home the Prineces of Abyssinia, De, Russell is cn route fav Bombay,
Wales after ber tedious WMners, ard we trust thar “here he will jolu the forees that leave Ladin,
her recovery is ae complete as has lo ely been repre-) Sir IL. Rawlinson, M. PL, on the Abyssinian War.
sevted, avd she may soon be enabled to return to the!—Sir Henry Rawlingsen, M. P., has been lecturing
duties of her high station. lat Frome,on Abyssinia, and our approaching war

It is satisfactory to learn from the annnal report! mith that comming.”
of the medical départmeut of the army that the im. Country. 9! d ueticiyg the various drawbacks whieh
proved sanitary measures introduced by the authe- lee t
rities have heeu attended with very so'intagtory re- ™ inber raid, in referring to the prese@t cepect of
sults, ‘The report Intely issucd contains a mars of the afin, that whatever goverpment might have
most valuable eta:istics, and informs us that the been in power, it wedht have bad uo altervative but
sickness and mortality of the home army for the to interfere Vy foreo, Anex; edition had beeu organ-
year 1865 were mvch below the average. The ized On ADEN: er slve seale ; it was vow about to reach
death-rate compares very favorably with that pres Aly vsinia, nud so far as they could calculate in a
vailing in the Freneh army, being 5 6S per 1000 military port of view there was no possibility of
against 9.98 per 1000, which after dedueting the ex- anything going wrong. But he did see, aud everyone
cess of deaths caused by cholera, was the correspon-) who k oked at the question must see, that there was
divg rate in Frange, While deaths trom tubercular a great possibility ef considerable difficulties arising.
disevacs have diminished, those from heart com- Supposiog King Theedlore executed his prisoners,
plaints are on the increase, ‘The recs uiting etatisties| what were the army to do wheu they got there. Siv
show that of every 1UC0 onlisted 646 were able to Robert Napier said they were prepared to do any-
read or write. ‘There appears to be still plenty of thing; but he very naturally wished to know what
room for i@provemeut in mauy matters affecting the jhe was to do, and it would puzzle auy Government
soldiers’ health avd comfort, and medical officers to give a categorical auswer to that question. In
of expericuce generally agree iu the desirability of the event of the King giving up the prisoners, or
improving the dietary, their ‘being liberated by surromnding tribes who

her valuable piece’ of church preferment has, Were at war with him, what were they to do in this
fallen to the Prime Mivister, The aged Bishop of “ase ? They could only wait and see, He sawn
Lichfield, avhe had nearly completed his wightieth reat possibility of their being obliged, contrary to
yeas, died.suddeuly at his episcopal residence lasi|{teir wishes, to occupy the country for a certain
Sunday evening. He-had attended a public meet- time, and perhaps to place another chief on the
ing at Shire-hall, Stafford, ov the forevoou of that|throne, a descendant of the reyal family, who, it
day. aud ov his retura home, atter writing several! ¥8* alloged, was the rightful heir, Itthey did not
letters, bad sat down to dinner, wher he was taken |sueceed in getting the prisoners, they nynst neces-
suddenly ill, aud before medical aid could be sum- sarily occupy the country for a short period, but the
moned he expired. shorter the better.

The meetings of the United Kingdom Alli-
ance for ‘otal Suppression of the Liquor Traffic
have been heldat Manchester. The gatherings
wefteé largely attended, but there was little new in
the! stocoedtons, However, it was stated, that of
the’ £50,000 required for the “five years’ sgitation
fnod,” about £45,000 had already been subscribed.
It was observed in the report thattoo much must
uot be expected from ‘the »mew constituencies, but
still the Council felt cortniy that under household

ue o
haart oy ats Dl: the -pablionne: smite July 1, at which dato they were all well.” Our in-

It is ot ofteh we rend of the houorary rights of telligence received on Monday, comes down to July

stiedbship béTeg confofred upon «lad Hanh ‘en 27, (nearly a month later), with the same favorable
citizenship being i “4 kf y Fork report of their health, Weare also informed that
event has lately pau 4 ee pia bag ‘ (os the rains have set in. The latest date from King
— on Saws sd aati on ier Theodore’s camp is July 11, at which date his Aby-
cert there, the proceeds of which were devoted to pieiee wiAjenty: Wee-at Dobe’ Tuber | heaty eos
4" fre ye rebuilding the Cathedral, destroyed by was then falling, and these prisoners who are with
fig & few momhs ago, Ske was deiccived’it thi ont King Theodorus are * all pretty well” and were

Pri ges te sai } “well treated.” but the King’s manner had beceme
iraiga,f lie Coucert-hall by the Archbishop ot May-| 614 and indifferent.” The country round Debra
ence, gud the Bapioion, Caneel a he ere OM fabor was muah disturbed and -direet communt-
the towey nape yt cote elore her departure) viion between the Sing’s camp and the coast was
the citizenship: egg role , entirely cut off! All communications from the

Ecclesinstical niatters coutiuae to occupy # large| King’s camp reacheil the coast by way of Magaial-
share of public attoytion. The Pan-Anglican Enu-|ta, which shows that the rumors, so industriously
cyglical has beon subjected to much criticism, and) ¢irculated about the Magadalla captives being eut off
the Bishop.of Capetown's name is Still conspictous |fpom King Theodorus has no foundation iv fact, or
in the pablic prints, Miss Burdett Coutts, wholif jt ever had, the separation was only temporary.
furnished mews for the endowment of the Bishop-| No Jetters have been received by Goverrinent from
rics in South Africa, has taken a decided slep IWithe King himself, but Theodorus states that he has
reféreti¢e to the aetion of the Jatter in appointing «/yo intention of giving vp Mr. Rassam “unless he is
Bishop of Mavitzburg, with the intention of virtually) ohliged to.” This, of course, means nothing more
superseding, Dr. Colenso. Miss Coutts strongly ob-|yy Jess than he will fight; and we are informed
jects ta this, a6 departing from tle understanding! ((hoigh we do not state this with the same cer-

NEWS FROM THE CAPTIVES.

By the Koina, which had errived in Bombay har-
tor on September 18, we have aditional news of the
Abyssinian captives, and so many unfounded rumors
have been published regardiug them, we may as
well state in passing that the infurmatien we are en-
abled to lay before our readers is authentic aud may
be implicitly relied on, ‘The tormer intelligence,
which we received on Sept. 7, brought down our
knowledge concerning the Magadalla prisoners to

on which she was ‘induced to provide the endow-| tainty of accuracy as we give the precediug intel-

» ded

ment. ., She congiders that thejudgmont of the Privy |jigence) that ‘Theodorus fully expects that he will
Couneil has settled the mauer, and, through her #0-\tying about a coalition between himself and the
licitor, bh Dro Gray, yevivg: nevatnest the! chiefs, so that’ the whole may fight in a com-
position 6 y of a Votuutaty chireh, “should ion cause. ‘The expedition, theretore, if the King
me iin aa one aan which the founder PTOVd ean carry out his expectation, will.aot walk through
tha totally différent yatention, ‘There were Abyssinia without trying the mettle of Theo-
two disgracelyl disturbances, im Rityalist churches jorus aud his soldiers,
on Sunday dasi, one at.St, Matthixs’, Stoke. Nowing: ove issue ta it. in the end, hia entire defeat and
tow Londen, where mounted and foot police werelij6 gynihilation of his power.—[Pall Mall Ga-
required to keep the chureh wardens from sssault./)4:¢0,
The Sthef case,was at St. Alban’s, Birmingham,| ,
where the Aa a a ra Bai who ‘had
been refused admission to the Holy Commuhion b : 4
onthe fs attended iu po po sili Garibaldi meeting in St. Janes’ Hall, London, on
enforce her.clain. ,Jt.is painful to have to, record October 8,,Rigeiotti Garibaldi made ase of the follow-
such ‘eotrages, as they only bring religion ijuto eon-)ing language aboat Victor Hmmannel.

tentpr Dien e¢ : we .
chates bik ‘Some time ago my father called King Victor

ast, mail from Lodia brings us a repetitionol py mannels Adte Galantvemo? gl dowt know what
the chronic disease amoug the ruling masive powersimy father thinks, but I know that every Italian
of Tr 7 linge aut eountry’was first kuown to Ku- thinks that he made @ inisthke:: Victor Emmanuel
rope. The Bombay Catette publishes a telegram to ig a man evuksimwiegs 4 He thas commited crimes

— OT S8-OF- BULToy

r « i ieee ‘ Te *
oe forces, jof we Ra gg ge | pet Dont quartered j crimes which are degrading to humar
Mahommber De us de tilde ia ol oath ' ature; crimes which have been recently committed
It is sta rat the Fodule of t wagement bein England ; crimes which those who commit ought

to place Afghanistan, or-at-teast Eusiero Afighanis-

ro gaChsbeandG-RNLN ANH 006 tad pitied Ever|Sy retain et
by his father as unfit :torthe datieso of ruler, The ee .
mention of troubles in Afighauietan cannot {ail to re- Tho Loudon dailies suppressed this pasange, but
mid us of thealleged iutrigues of Rusain Gu thejthe London Weekly Register vouches for the correct-

‘god in Uiid conection we may’ novice nf Ar /nessof the whove report,

ticle i) the Tiles of fndia, in whieh it is urged that
in reality Rusgig is pushing her way vet towards Tur
dia but towards Westera Chiua “ with its 48 mil

f givil cou rs, who are:enti in- tens
lions poe u ist gvo _—™ gee nh, inaly H Sar hag of sremerernent in the Cabinet have
ea sl sts ah bel the 4a0broli the tod Dr, 288 Me here for the past few days, .1t is. even
Lictenpiedes Wie A tli diilbvdr, ‘hee er een yttated that Mr. John A, Mel} onald threatened: to

ept np a feverish excitement, The judefiiteusgs ts Luk ah dena aGreed to a coursy.ol
cf wil she reports that huve reached Euzopa has. wl action whieh he dictated.
ternated hopefully and despuiringly, Ouce more
hope is in the aston daut. The Cape Muil just ar-

heed way no more to indiéate
: i

Lhe Ottawa correspt dent of the Toronto Globe,
under date, Oct, 20th, says :—

pressedto the President their conviction tiata general

i
Vauerra, Oct, 19. | 10 boxes RAISINS,

40.000 sovereigns have arrived here irom Londen,
The

ee |
Afterwlong descripiion of the

would deultlees le met with le y the army, the hon. S . iP A M i) R S

Of course thore is oulyjin'attendance.

‘One Rogur’s Orwi0Nn. or Anorurr.—At the grand)

the offeet that. great baftle has taken phice between for which men in Englaud would be hanged aul
1

Soveral prominent Southerners have‘ recently ex-)

West India House.
Upper Great George Street
tL Subseriber offers for Sale at his Store, the fo.

low!

OO.”
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LS hee
LTT NT ete enee:

FINE CHNCE FOR SPEC ULATORS

—AN D—

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7 Sa a ENTERPRISING MEN!
Casks ort and Sherry Wine, TYVILE unersigned has been inetructed by the Owners to offer for SALE or to RENT several valuable FRRENO

Cask: dennessey's Dark & Pale BRANDY,

Cask Scotch bee © seca

Gas «irish WHISKEY.
60 Dos. Aniurgh ALB, 6 Cases CHAMPAGNE,
ao lood’s x x x Porter,

Cases CLARET,
3 Bole ag
244 do RAISINS, age aK.
- do = FIGS, Bags PEPPER,
Chests superior TRA,

Casks Washing SODA,
Ithds and Kbie P. R.
SUGAR,

Bbis Crushed SUGAR,
Lihdsand Rbls, P. RK.
M LASSES, TT a
6 Bois Kerosene ll. a. Hed 2 >.
120 Dos. Am. DR MA, hd Dez. Am, BUCKET
/ —ALSO—
LA lorge stock of “pices, Viekles, Fruit, &e., Se, suitable
‘fer the searon.

| ‘Phe above artic.os are of the very best description, and |

will be sold chea».or Cash,

i
| Charlottetown, Dee. 17, 1866,

PP. i ISLAND
STEAM NAVIGATION COS:

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“PRINCESS OF WALES”

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AXD
'

| FIBATHER BELLS
| os
The Steamer
: P " oe om
“Princess ot Wales
TILL Leave Charlottotown for Pictou every TUES~

{ \ DAY and ‘THURSDAY mornings at 6 a. m., in
‘ime for the moraing Train for tlalifax. a :

Leaves Picton for Charlottetowa every 'T UE SDAY
Be FRIDAY evenings, atier arrival of Train from
| Halifax.
Leaves Preton for Port Hood and Plaster Cove, Gut of

Canso, every THURSDAY morning at noon, immediate- Ci

‘iy after arrival of train from Halifax, returning to Pic-
tou the fyllowing morning.

Leaves Charlottetown every TUESDAY and FRI.
DAY night for Summerside and Shediac, at 7 p.m.
Will connect with Wednesday and Saturday morrning’s
Train,

Leaves Shediac for Summerside and Charlottetown,
town, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after-
noons, immediately after arrival of ‘Train from St.

John,
THE STEAMER

“HEATHER BELLE”

Leaves Charlottetown at 3 a.m. every SATURDAY
morning for Pictou.

Leaves Pictou at 9 a.m., same day, for Murray Uar-
bor, Georgetown and Souris, remaining at either Souris
or Georgetown over Sunday,

Leaves Picton every MONDAY for Charlottetown,
after arrival of ‘Train from Halifax.

¥. W. HALES,

June 12, 1867. Sceretary

STELLA COLAS

Rimmels Stella Colas Bouquet
dedicated by permission to this
talented Artist.

Alexandra, Guards, Fragebane,
Princess of Wales, Rimmel's, Lilly of the Valley
Jockey Club, Wood Violet, — Millefleur,
Essence Bouquet, TPatchouly, Violet.

West End New Mown Ilay, Loves Myrtle.

The Bard of Avon's Perfume, in a neat Box ; Sydenham Eau
de Cologue, Treble Lavender Water, Extract of Lavendet
Flowers, Verbena Water, ‘l'ercentenary Sachet, Perfumedr
‘Yercentenary Souvenir, Shakespear Golden Scented Locken
Extract of Lime Juive and Glycerine, for making the Hair
soft and glossy; Rose Leaf Powder, an improvement 0)
Violet Powder; Bloom of Ninion, for the Complexiqu.
Depilatory Powder for removing superfluous hairs withoat
injury to the skin; Napoloon Yommade, fer fixing the
Mustaches, and instantaneous Hair Dye, for giving the Hnir
and Whiskers a natural and permanent shade withou trorgble
and danger, ;

Rimmel,e Rose Water Crackers, anew and amusing device

for evening purties.
W.R, WATSON,
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL,

KENT-STRE ur, * » ° CHARLOTTETOWN

and LEASE) «LD J RPERTIE 8 and FARMS in Bexrasr and other « of the Isl

well wooded and possessing other advantu ges; and for which good and valid oan and ra A a ng
ven.

Also four LOTS being the residue of ‘ dhirteen BuildingLots (the other nine baying been sold
that most advantageous mercantile situa jon known as UN ER HILL” adjoining MONTAG E URIDOR wa
miles from Georgetown where close to 1 50000 bushels of Vroduce are annual shipped and nearly all paid or in Poss
Americans and other speculatorspurcha je here and ship for Great Britain the Inited States &e,

A number of Stores, Wharf, a Meeti ag House Post Office, and Temperance Society have been established for some
ime Pave many ~ and oy and Ul ith we in ey } be ih so any quantity of all kinds lumber can be had
ntradeatlow rates, Summex Hin. is “tre only Preeho: perty tor sale in the place whicl

above class of artizans now se much w anted in hp — town, place which renders it most desirable for the
A STORE and DWELLING on it capable of holding 15900 bushels produce with }

Lime Kiln, will be sola or ning reasonable terms. we . # double Wharf and site for a
Plans, particulars or any other information can be obtained by calling at the office of M

Land Surveyors, Chartottetown. FP eference can also bo had from W. Bixsunsox, ree Noaten Tuoe stein
Georgetown; Jas. Bropeniek, C ampbelton, Lot4; F. W. vars, Beaminer Office, Charlottetown, and to the
subscriber at Orwell, who is also . Agent for the sale of Manny's Mowing Machine, the celebrated
Yarmouth COOKING STOVE, and also for the Fuiling Mills of Messrs. Boune, Mill View the Honble. Jas
[McLanux, New Perth, Finta'e W. McDonann, Pinette; where CLOTH is received and febistied with mb

RICHARD J. CEASERS.

LEMUEL McKAY, |pateh.

Orwell Store, Aug. 10, 1 64,

A.HERMANS, |
‘ we GP) é f)
GUN-§MI'T' HF,
BELL-HANCER AND TIN-SMITH.
LEGS to inform his triev.ds, and the publicgenerally, and Old Wounds
that he has again commenced Busines on Dovches-| No deserrption of w , :
> P " i, } wound, sore or ulcer ¢ .
ter Street, next door to She Reading Loom building, ing properties of this excellent inten he een ies
where he is prepared to -yxvcute all orders in his ling) eadily assume a healthy appearance whenever this medical
with neatness and desps teh. jog-nt ft applied ; sound flesh springs up from the bottom of
ON MAND, | he wound, inflammation of the surrounding skin 1 ar osted

A neat asso:-tment of Tinware, and a complete aud permanent cure quickly follow thease

iof the ointment,
Kitchen Utensils, &c. &e. ‘Piles, Fistulas, and Internal Inflammation

including the pa Bon Tox Correr, Por, which re.) There disrossing and weakeuing diseasos may with oa:-
ceived the Gold Medal Prize, at the Paris Exposition tainty be cured by the sufferers themselves, if they will us

ALL CURES MADE EASY
BY
HOLTOWAY’sS OINTMENT

Bad Legs, Uleerous Sores, Bad Breasts

fof 1807, Also, BON ‘TON LANTERNS, which will) feloway's intent, and closely attend to the printed in.
surpass everything ip the Market, and suitable for either

structions, It should be well rubbed upon the neighboring
jparts, when all obnoxious matter will be remeved, A poul-
jtice of bread and water may sometimes be applied at bed
jtime with advantage; the most scrupulous cleantiness must
are [be sere _Lf those who read this paragraph will bring it
Mr. HERMANS $e Agent for SAWYER'S CRYSTAL |fonccen, they tit redo os ere tualutances whem is way
r. HERMAN Be 2 ew ool ipeee ern, they will rendor a service thatwill nevor be Sorgot-
BLUE, a new, economical and superior apticle used inten, as a cure is certain &
washing, whereby a saving of filty per cent is guatan- he a y ‘
teed, and for whieh he begs to solicit the patronage off Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.
Labudes Maude, (ba. Nothing has the power of reducing inflammationand sub.
Ch'tuwn, duly 24, 1867. i suing pain in these complaints in the same degree as Moilo:
_Gatown ded ‘ way’s cooling Ointment aud purifying Pills. When used
sinultancously they drive all uflammation and depravities

a ‘D Hi N Bb ELL, from the system, subdue and remove ail enlargement of the

ints, and leave the sinews and muscles lax and uncentract-

MANUSACTURER OF CLOTHING ed A cure may always ,beeffected, even under the weret

by allite branches, thankful to his Fricads ang) reurnstance. if the use of these medicines be persevered m
Patrons for past favors, begs leave to inform them Luptions, Seald Head, Ringworm, and

and the public generally, that he is still to be found at . other Skin Diseases,

his
Pao ia as co a) A DT D . — pe net with warm water, the utmost relief and
spoediest cure can be readily obtained in all complaints aflee-
; Queen Street, ting the skin and joints, y the simultaneous seca the Olnts
and is prepared to make up all kinds of garments e1.-/ment and Pills, But it must be remembered that nearly all
\skin diseases indicate the depravity of the blood and derange-

Farin use or on board Vessels.
A few Water Coonens on hand, which together with
a large variety of other Stock will be sold cheap for

trusted to hint in the latest style and improvement of
fashion. ment of the liver and stomach consequently im many cases,
Terms Cash. tins is required to purify the blood, which Will be effected by
tar Vautrance at side Door. {1 judicious use of the Pills. ‘The general health will readily
Quecn Street, July 18, 1866, jbe improved, although the eruption may be driven eut more

nmwwvmnnenm freely than before, and which should be promoted; persere-
jrance 18 necessary,

tRS Sore Throats, Diptheria, Quinsey, Mumps
wa and all other Derangements
UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE! of the Throat

} — ye oe ; any ot these maladies the Ointment
a oe wae . gy 99 Should be well rubbed at least three times a day upon the
T H E WAY ERLY HOUSE, jneck and upper part of the chest, so as to soninuae te the

Tes Wine St. -<+-+-St John, N. BB. glands, as saltis forced into meat: this course will at nee

jremove inflammation and ulceration, ‘The worst cases will

jyield to this treatment by following the printed directions,

Scrofula or King’s Evil and Swelling of

the Glands.

This class of cases may be cured by Helloway’s purifying
Pills and Ointment, as their double action of purifying tae
blood and strengthening the system renders them more a&-
able than ep tg remedy for all complaints of a sorofule
Kl d nl la nature, As the blood is impure, liver, stomach aud bowels

who have joiued in pronouncing it being much deranged, requis puritying medicine to bring
THE FAVORITE HOUSE OF THE PROVINCE, \about a cure,

tw The Proprietor, thankful for past favors, would! Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the folowing
respectiuily intimate to the travelling Public that he will cases i—
spare no pains o¢ expense to render the House still fur-|Bad Legs Chilblains |Fistulas
ther deserving their patronage.—Lvery attention paid/Bad Breasts | Chieyo-foot |Gout
to the comfort of guests. urns Chap ped Hands Glandular

THIS HOUSE MAS BEEN PATRONIZED BY
H. Rh. H, THE PRINCE OF WALES,
A: R, WH. PRINCE ALFRED,
By all the British American Governors, and by the Eng-
lish Nobility and Gentry, as well as by the most

distinguished Americans, whom business or
ie *
pleasure may have brought to St, John,

Skin-di-- ses
Sere-nipples
Sore-throats

JOHN GUTURIE, Proprietor, | Bunions |Corns (Softs) | swellings = | Scurvy
St. Jubn, N. B., Get. $1, 1H06. Bites of Mos- ‘Cancers |Lumbago Sore-heds
sible Bs ed Bs BEND labo Pack» oes — chetoes ar lt Contracted and |Piles Tumors
GQOPRHR PAINT Sand-ilics | Stiff Joints [Rheumatism | Uleers
Coco-bay | Elephantiasis |Sealds Yaws! Wounds

MIS HOTEL, formerly known as the GLOBE
| HOTEL,” is the largest inthe City and centrally
situated; it is now opened for the reception of perma-
nent and transicnt Boarders. The subscriber trosts, by
strict attention to the wants and comfort oi his friends;
and the public generally, to merit a share of public pa-,
tronage, |

te” ‘The Best or Liquors always on land. Good
stabling for any number of horses, with a careful hostler

JOUN MURPHY, Proprietor.

Charlottetown, ?.¥F. J.
Nov. 25. 1863. ‘

REILLY’S BOOK STORE
‘QUEEN STREE?

(Next to Hon. D, Rrenan’s.)
.— SUBSCRIBER has on hand at his Stors

rere
School Books of al] kinds,
Slatee, Copy Books, Pe:iv, Tak,
Slate and Lead Pencils, Ink Powders,
Writing Paper, Wrappiug Paper,
Envelopes, Rabber Bands, '
i Memoranduin Books, Ledgers, Day Books, >
Playing Cards, Printing Cards, _.
Paper Blinds, Room hie ania
Catechisms, Prayer Booke,
Bibles, Maveales, Poayer Beads, _/. :
Histories, Religious & Controversal Works,
Novela; Ge. &e,, '&ayt! $i dios ‘
Which in order to make room for Fall Stock, he wil

i at i ‘
ee" REDUCED PRICES BOR CASH!

X43 ell.”
Fans iigu) BDWARD REILLY. |
Charlotictown, Queen “age: fetal ad é

July 81,1867. > oi mt ges Oi
FLOUR, THA, SUGAR. MOLASSES,
| GIN AND RUM. to. &e.

Te SUBSCRIBER, MAS IN STOEE AND £oOR

11 Ithds, t Porto Rico SUGAR;

Puwe, Bright Retailing MOLASSES ;

- 80 Puns. Demerara RUM, pale & colored ;

140 ss Sy rioy Congou TEA;

-» 926 Ihds, Bolland GIN ; -
- 600. By ls. Superior Raven YAIR

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» » 80-Bexes Liverpool 80.

; his distinguished: relative, Dr, Living- nearly every Negro mau in the South is well armed,

140 Bundles. White Cotton WARP; ‘

stove, is till alive. A report, snys | Mr. Mota, MUMS Ibe Mlites arp almost enititaly ‘pfs gat snide. ths. pnil QtrsCasks Pale BRANDY ;

“tugs Levit : oe delevee. The impeachment of the Presideut is
has been agit: vote anibar yf Livingstone's ph¥- i wpial suibmilic thine detdrmided npois fern vidttiy.

same tpropgl 1 — thon thy plage These gentlemen strong! he Presid

ALT PEG ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. + |that gection, Cth wash one ie ae
atk 0 Te oc eDopran Sep 80. A woman of + standing in New Louden,

Hhds. Port and sag WIEN CONN: LLY
Charlottetown; ith Pov. 1867. Pres

GOOD, SMOKING sTOBACCO.

, Re pda tye kécps constantly on hand a) Sold at the Gstablishment of Prornsson Hotowar, 224

ull supply o Strand, (nea ‘Temple Bar,) London ; and by all respectable

Tare & W nson’s Copper Paint | pruggists and Devers in Medicine throughout the rivilieed

an article which has given the greatest satisfaction to ali! world, at the ollowing prices:—ls 14., 26. 9., 48. 6., 1160

who have used it. It possesses superior qualities for effec-/22s., and 33s, each Lot,

tually preventing the aceummulation of all foul matter, such) *,* hore is a considerable saving by taking the larger

as Wornis; Barnacles; Grass, &¢,, on the bottoms of Ves-/sizes,

sols or Bouts, when properly applied, N, B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every
I, C. MALL, | disorder affixed to each box.

August 7, 1864

R. REDDIN, —
Attorney and Barvister at Baw,
CONVEYANCER, tc.

Office---Great Goorge-St., Charlottetown,
(Near the Catholic Cuthedral.)

Charlottetown, May 22, 1867,

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MANUFACTURER OF
SQUARE ROD,
GENT’S BRIGHT

: NATURAL LEAR

" _ August 22,1866. Rt
QUEEN STREET, J, & ROCHFORT’S
Charlottetown >. so P E I PAINT SHO P!

Fe BH Liew hdd et PR Tena A ad a HUE Subscriber has taken the PAINT SHOP, lately oc-
fs CHARLOTTETOWN MUTUAL cupicd by Mr Stanford Wells, Grafton Street, whee he is

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY _ [prepared to exconteall orders that may be entrusted to him in
‘BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ' PLAIN AND ORNAMENT-

Al PAINTING,

on reasonable terms, and without unneces delay,—in-
cluding Sign Painting and ir Painting, Carringes and
Sleighs, also, Furniture Painted in the best style, and satis.
faction wairanted, Framed Pictures in Oil Paintings and

Winn Brown, Esa., President.
on. George Coles, ‘Yhos. W. Dodd, Esq.
Hon. George Heer, . Mr, William Dodd,
Hi. J. Calbeck, oa Mr, ‘Thomas Essery,

Mr. Artemas Lo: Mr, Bertram Moore, Mi ; pana
Owen Connolly, Eeq,. 4, D, Mason, Esq. rrore constantly on hand,
Tien | Me. Willian Weeks, J ¢ ‘ROCHPORT

Sept4, 1867 '

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Mark Buteher, Raq.
is | Risks taken Daily.
OfMece hours from 10 a, m, to 4p, m, i
; H. PALMER, Searete'ry.
Mutual Fire Insurance Office, Kert 8t.,
Charlottetown, lst Feb,, 1867. ” Ao

“ALTERATION IN BUSINESS.
Notice to Debtors.

TINUE Subscriber hereby notifies that a complete
change being about to be made in the business car-
ried on at Orwell, heretofore, by the'lato Patrick Ste-
phens,. deceased, and subsequently by the under-
signed, ;
Andithis'is to give notico to those parties. indebted
to ren ap ada Exceutrix, and to the undersigned,

sd tenses salt pnt

Co-Partnership Notice.

TITER SUBSCRIBERS: have this day ‘entered into
L CO-PARTNERSHLP ag BARRIS ERS and AT-
TORNIES-AT-LAW, under the name, style and firm o

_ ALLEY & DAVIES,
Office «<< + O'Halloran’s Building,
Great George Street, ©
LOUIS tL. DAVIES.
Oot, 23, 1867. Mate

‘AN clogant preparation for’ the Tojlet and Nurkory
o in degree portly of re-
A aetna Sal he ii Rind ; Mit vl

- % e. % iv el toe oof, ily 2 ; A
the eae sane the Abyssinian Mold force Conn., cowbided her s6n ia the public streets Of thar cocating qualities increasing the growth of the

bout 1400 troops and 10U0 horaes'city the other day, because he refused to marry to
and snules, sailed on tho Sth of October, aind will suit her wishes. ” (Ss i

W.R. WATSON,

AVING been appointed Agent for the sale of the
celebrated _ : co

by Judgments, Notes of Hand, and Book Accounts, '
Russel’s Mills Cotton Duck,

that unless they pay their respective accounts in fall

this Fall, they shall be sued without further notice on a ' \
the Subscriber is prepared to receive orders for alt the

tho closing of the Navigation. ifferent Nuunbers, im. quantitios to suit purchasers
‘AN kinds of merchatitableoduce My a. wee d t Numbers, iq Pp rc. Halle.

Charlottetown, May 22, 1867.

pity Drug Store, Nov. 25,1864,

1 Orwell Cheap Store, Sept. 18, 1867,

ow dienfii.

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