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en lives were lost in the’vity from the
storm, and in the bay eleven. Of thir
teen vessels in port, four were lost-—the
Spanish barque M. E., (captain and five
sailors drowned, ) the Spanish schooners
Rosita and Floride! Palacio, and Ameri-
can schooner Valeria,
ed bat will be got olf safely

Miseellancons,

eh at ty Nt, nat Aan tg agg.

ANVOLUNTARY KRONAUTICS,

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Fariciixa ApVextene or a noy wits a
NAMMOTH KITR,

A. very singular occurrence took place | '«
Sn viday laat, near Bridgeport, which | Speedaway-and three were dismasteds
hate a dangerous aepoet on a boyish | ln Noeva Pax, 116 houses, mostly af

ort that has hitherto been considered wood, and of «mall dimensions, were |

quits a pastime. A lad named Willie! changed in a tow hours to heaps of rain
man, aged 10 years, residing en jn Madraa, 100; in Guines, 6%,{ church
Columbia strect, like every other boy | tower alse down); in Alacranes, 39; in
fn the Kile flying period of his existence, | Bejucal, 40, and so on, each place hav
Metame ambitious to make a monstet ling suifered more or less, The loss of
kite that should fly higher than any lives in those vilages. provideutially was
ther that wasever made. Accordingly small, considering the exteut of the ma-

made ene with wings, such as may terial damages experienced, and will
dé Seer in any toy-shop window, It was pot exceed twelve persons, all told
built after the style of a “Japanese Kite,” The storm was felt: but sli rhtly east of
and was fully six feet in length. The) Sierra Morena, and not at all east of
stont frame work was covered with Sacna,
paper ina very artistic manner, and a few and itisiguilicant, aud the same may
strong hempen cord was attached to the | be said for Villa Clare, Cienfeugos, and
cross. beams, j the Island of Pines,

“boosted” tho artificial bird to the the Vuelta Abago not being embraced
de ge angle, and it flew into the air) in the storm's travels, The districts ot
1

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Two were beach-|
the Ger-!
man barque Cardenas awl British barque |

In Colon, the injuries done were |

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All things prepaned, two companions was done afew milea beyond Havana.)
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ke a thing of life. It rose moderately | Matanzas, Cardenas, Jarucos, Cuines, | Charlottetown, on the evening of Wednesday

at first, the wind taking it to the west- Guanabacoa, Santa Maria, Benjucal,
ward, but having attained about two) Santiago de las Vegas and Colon (two
hundred feet, it came into an opposing! thirds) are the ones to which the storm
current, which drove it to the south with scems to have confined its devastations.
great velocity. The Mammoth toy stil! |
rose higher and higher, the littl: wronaut|
letting out the string‘ which was nearly |

The growing cane was generally pros-
trated, and its final yield probably there-

jerking him off his feet.
went upward, the boy's spirit went with

it, and he continued paying out the line:

until at length an end was reached ; but

still the ravenous kite demanded more. |
Being arrested in its flight, it began to!

jerk and pull so savagely that the lad
was compelled to tie the cord about his
waist to prevent it slipping from his
hands.

The ambitions boy had reached the |

height of success in wronautics, and he
gazed in rapture on the kite, that looked
more like a speck on the sky, fully a
quarter of a mile away.
moments it described semicircles in the
air, occasionally jerking so hard as to
nearly lift the boy. Soon it made a

furious plunge, and rose up so rapidly as}

to lift the wriel navigator clear from the
greund. Nor did he come down again
immediately, but kept rising higher and
higher, at the same time drifting in a
southerly direction, uutil an altitude of
seventy-five fect. or more, was reached.
By clinging to the cord the lad was en-
abled to maintain an upright position,
but he was unable to untie it, nor was
such a course desirable, for while the
cord was leading him to apparent des-
truction, it was the only immediate
means of safety.

The scene wasindescribably horrifying
to the few who witnessed it. Perhaps
live minutes elapsed in which the little
fellow was dangling between heaven

and earth, powerless to save himseif overflowing streams. The estates, plan-/r
i |

and beyond the reach of assistance from
others. Those below set up a ery of;

As his kite!

For some!

by reduced one-third or more, which
i means from 300,000 to 400,000 boxes of
;sugar less in the coming crop. In the
districts of Guines, Benjucal and Santi-
las Vedas, a good deal of rice is
jtaised every year, but reports agree in
saying that the storm has abuut destroy-
ed their rice crop for this year, An-
other sensible, though not heavy loss,
jis the general destruction of the banana
ificlds, the larger banana, or plantain,
which is cultivated the most, serving a
large proportion of the population as a
substitute for bread,

; aero

The lovses in the city of Matanzas are
estimated at $5,000,000, The total loas-
es, immediate and remote, are summed
up by Havana merchants at over $20,-
000,000,

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General Post Oliee, Charlottetown, )
Tat Oct., 1S70,

TQ ARRIVE! _

by ARGOS, LELTA ALICE, and Steamers
4 from Canada,

£5 Chests Cougou TEA,

2) Half Chests do. ba

Si Crates Assorted Crockery ware,
1000 Bbla. Canada FLOUR,

Hhds. and bhis SUGAR,

Iihds. MOLASSES,

Boxes SOAP, &c., &e., &e.,

| Poor desolate Cuba has yet again! Which are offered WHOLESALE to the Trade,
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'passed through the furnace, Tlardly
had the details of the cyclone of the 7th
and Sth been recorded, when we learn

}that another portion of the Island was
jscourged on the Ith and 20th, The
Vuelta Abago, spared before, is the part!

iof the lisand that has suffered the mest. |

| All telegraphic communication with the
iwest being iuterrupted, and travel in

‘part suspended. The news at hand is

jincomplete, San Diego de los Banos!
exists only in name, so great was the!
violence of the wind there and the de-|
yastating strength of the inundation]
produced by the torrential rains and |

tations, and farms of the Vucita Abage |
districts heard from have suffered as)

anguish, expecting every moment to} much as the towns and villages—hardly |

see him dashed to fragments before their
eyes. Finally, when the upper current
svemed to have spent its strength, the
kite began to descend. Fortunately the
cord was strong and the boy was light
During both the ascent and descent, the
kite kept drifting, and as it came down,
Willie was brought in proximity to the
roof of a small two storey house. Ie

seized hold of the chimney, which hap- leet, flooding the greater portion of the) sist the healing properties of this excellent Oint-

pened to be in reach, and in a few mv-
ments was safely anchored.

There was a shout of joy from the
crowd below, and some of the number
quickly procured aladder and reached
the side of the little wronaut, The cord
that bound him was cut, and the kite,
deprived of its ballast, carcened again,
until it finally reached the ground fully
a mile away,

The boy uttered not a word, but. still
clung to the chimney. and could not be

ersuaded that he was out of danger.

le was forcibly torn from the bricks, |

and restored to his home. The result
cannot be called a happy one as yet, for
the little fellow is lying dangerously ill
of brain fever, superinduced by fear.

a eae
TUE HURRICANE IN THE WEST
INDIES.

The steamer Morro Caslle, which

reached New York from Havarna, after) passage into the opef sea,

a tempestuous voyage, on Sunday eve-
ning, brought fall details of the great
hurricane of the Tth and 8th instants.
The total number of lives lost is estimat-
ed at 2000, though one correspondent
thinks that half that number would be
nearer the truth.
nado scems to have been spent in the
country nearer Cardenas than Matanzas, |
though the latter place suffered more)
than the former. In both cases the
damage was done principally ly water,
12,900 head of cattle were lost, and in
Matanzas alone 400 houses were destroy-
ed. The damage to property is estimat-
ed at five millions of dollars, Seven
hundred and fifty street lamps were
washed away, The stock of sugar and
molasses in the warehouses was. very
mall and the loss trivial, The principal
Joss is in dwellings, warchouses, boate,.
lighters, &c. Tho bridge of Buiten, a
magnificent structure, over San Juan,

not far from its mouth, costing»more

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i

j
The force of the tor-
of Lesseps, across Schleswig, which will

a sugar mill uninjured, and all outbuild-|
ings and negrocabing more or less dam-|
laged. The banana plants are all down,
The storm made terrible havoc in the
vicinity of Guanajay and the villages in
the district of San Christobal were en-
tirely swept away. Four of the cities
on the south coast have suffered great-
ly. At Batabano the water rose filteen

town, and causing great injury to)

jhouses and trees. Steamers anchored |
lin that port, got up steam and left their |
janchorage, taking refuge in the quays |
linear the Bay. A Jesuit father, at la-!
vana, who pays great attention to me-
}teorvlogy, and predicted the two last
| storms, tive days aliead, propliesies yet
fanother at hand,

| ea emerreemreroremnarrsnaiinen Oy The resolve of Prussia to have a strong
j navy becomes very apparent. She had |
before the war fifteen iron-clad frigates
and about twenty first and second-class
gunboats,—the most elflicient of them
having been built after English and
French models in the dock yards of Black-
wall and Toulon. But she has recently
constructed cnormous dockyards of her
own, in the Bay ef Jahde, at a cost of
some ten millions of dollars, of course, requires a large seaboard,
| well-connected war ports, and an easy
The pos-
session of Kiel solves the problem of
eflecting a communication between the
Baltic and the North Seas; without ex-
posing the German flects to be riddled
by the Danish forts in passing through
the Sound. The intention of Prussia is
to cut a huge canal, in imitation of that

connect Kiel harbor with the German
Ocean, at the mouth of the Eider. By
that means her own navy will be shel-
tered from the interferénee of the north-
ern powers, Butis Kiel enough? The
Netherlands ulone interpose a_ small
slip of territusy between Germany and
a seaboard which once endowed an en-
terprising people with marine supremacy.
Consequently, Holland is ill at case, and
feels that her independence hangs by a
thread,

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place to yet all hinds of FRUITS, in |

the liver, stomach and bowels, being much de-
ranged, require purifying medicine to bring
about a cure,

Tue Doe axp tae Lopster.—A man
who was *‘somedele” fond of lobsters,

Josses, while some ten of the other fine

than one million dollars, was destroyed, was wistfully regarding a basket of them
The bridge over the Yumert, leading to|in the market, with his dog by his side,
Versailles, was also washed away, Aj While another bystander was sticking
passenger train arrived at the depot of his cane into one of the disengaged
the Havanna and Matanzas Railroad just claws of a big fellow at the top. “Jlow
before the overflow took place. The|he docs hold on!’’ said the man with
depot, engine, train, passengers and, the cane.
employees all disappeared in the flood.| * Yes,” responded the man with the
A letter from a Matanzas merchant dog, ‘ but it’s becauee he dents the cane
;: 8 sane
states that 482 dead bodies had been! and bis claws wont stick on the wood.
‘found and buried, and that 500 missing | But he couldn't hold on to a critter, or
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wb y the bay, - San Juan and) pinchin,” .
i ‘ *

nl Bla hag eh Pita . the * Guess nol,” eaid the owner of the

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anf disasters from the storm. | jold on t's 08 oa ee ae

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more :
ie wee tne Ba ster lover lifted up his dog, dropped his
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the city and fountains of its wealth, |4¢" P%™,”’ ray off, howling. at the top

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: _ Hello 1” exclaimed the owner,

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| of Cantera, are to-day only a heap he’s running off with my lobster!’
ruins—the large quantities of sugar

“Whistle back your Jobster?” rejoined
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Hoping that this landable enterprise will
neet with well-merited success, and ander
God's blessing, become fruitful in all the good
which it proposes,
I remain, Rey, Dear Sir, very truly, your
friend and servant In Christ,

JOHN,
Archbishop of New York.

“THE CATHOLIC WORLD"

Forms a double-column octavo magazine of
144 pages each number, making two large yol-
umes, or 1728 pages, each year, and ta fnrnish-
ed to subscribers for 85 a year, Invariably in
advance, Single copies, 50 cents,
Postage, thirty-aix cents a vear, payable
quarterly in advance, at the office where the
magazine is reecived,
All remittances and communications on
business, showld be addressed to ,
LAWRENCE KEHOE,
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The Cathelie Tublication Seviety,
No. 126 Naesan Street, N.Y.
P. O. Box 5,496,
Nov. 1, 1870,

COAT, COAT.
On Consignment,

os 0 TONS Victoria Mines Sydney Round
) Coal, to arrive ex Barque Candace,
and will be sold cheap for Cash, while landing
from the vessel, ns she must be discharged
without delay. Apply to

R. 1, CRAWFORD,

}said street, parallel with Syduey Street, for
the distance of sixty-four feet; thenee north-
wardly parallel with Queen Street for the dis-
tance of thirty-seven fect, thence westwardly,
parallel with Sydney Street, for the distance
of sixty-four feet to the place of commence-
ment, and also all that other tract ef Land,
situated In Charlottetown, aforesaid, (in the
rear of the lands and premises formerly own-

jed by Charlotte Sims, and oeeupled by James |

| Reddin, aod separated from the prece of land
i hereinbefore immediately deseribed only by
ja passage or right of way} bounded and des
eribed as follows, that Is to say: commencing
jat the south-west corner of land b longing
to the Honorable Daniel Brenan, and ranning
along the sald passage or mght of way, and
/paralicl with Queen Street, aforesaid, for the
ldistance ef twenty-four feet southwardly.
thence at right angles and parallel with Sydney
| Street for the distance of twenty-one feet,
, thence northwardly, and parallel with Queen
Street, aforesald, twenty-four feet, and thence

the place of commencement, together with the
Brick Dwelling Honse and Shop, situated
thereon, and the easements, privileges and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any-
Wist appertaining,

Tn case such Sale, by Pubtie Anetion, shall
not be made on the day and hour and at the
phice aforesald, on account of the want of suf
ficient bidders, or for any other reason whatse-
ever, the undersigned will, afterwards, under
the sald power of sale, sell, and dispose of, by
Private Contract, the said lands and premises,
to any person or persons, with whom they
may agree for the purchase thereof, :

Dated this Eighth day of August, A. D. 1870.

W. CG SILVER,

JOUN STAIRS,
Executor of last will and
testament of Charles 5.

j Silver

« Wilness,) Jasmrs W. Jounxstox, dun,

W, W. SULLIVAN, Solicitor,

slecanaesdt

HERBANS,

BELL-HANGHER,
GAS FITTER,

A.

GUN & TIN- SMITH!

Dorchester Street,
(next to old Reading Room Building.)
] EGS to return his thanks, to the general
public, for the liberal patronage extend-
ed to him, sinee hia commencement in busi-
ness, and aske for a continuance of the same.

He keeps constantly on hand,
A neat Assortment of Tinware, Kitchen
Utensils, &e., &e,
All orders in the above business will be

| punctually attended to,

Having lately made large purchases in the
cheapest markete, intended for House Build
era, such as Gas Fitting, Water Closets, Bell
Vittings, &c., Ke., Lam prepared to sell them
at rates as low as can be had in the city, and
will fit them up in a good workmanlike style.

To a generons public, I would say, that all

ordere in this branch of my business will be

attended to with despatch,

A lot of first-class WATER COOLERS
on hand,

Sayers Crystal lac,
Sold cheaper than ever,
July 7, 1R69, ex

A rare chance for Shipbuilders

and others.
TIMUIE Subscriber offers for Sale, in lots to
suit purchasers, that desirable Property
sitnated at Bridgetown, Dundas, formerly ec-
enpled by James Jenkins, and known as the
“BridgetownShipyard,” together with grounds
adjacent, embaacing allthe land lying between
Clay's Wharf and Grand River Bridge,
This is one of the best situations in King's
County, for any kind of business, being the na-
tural business centre of a vast tract of coun-
try. Produce bel. g shipped here from Rollo
Bay, St, Poterve, and the North #ide, Mechan=
jes of all kinds are wanted here, Bridgetown
is a fast growing and thriving villiage, and
this Is a ¢hance to procure a really valuable
property that seldom occurs. Apply on the
premises to
DOCTOR CLAY.
Sept. 28, 1870. tr

A First-Class Farm

FOR SALE.

TELE Subseriber offera, at Private Sale, his
FARM, on Kildare River, Lot Three, con-
taining 124 Acres of Land, 60 acres of which
are clear, well fenced with cecar, and ina good
state of cultivation. Itis admitted to be one
of the beat farms in Prince County, The Stock
will be sold with the farm if required. Por
terms of Sale apply to
DANIEL McINTYRE.

Kildare River, Sept. 7, 1870, on

GHLANGH OP BUSINENY

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A * the Subscriber is abont to make a change
i in his business, he hereby notifies all par-
tles intebted to him, cither for the Virprearon,
the Henatp, or the Royat Gazerrr, or for

Job Work, Advertizing, or In any other way,

up to date, that their respective amounts must
positively be paid in this Fall, as otherwise, a
recourse to law muat be had. The bills will
be made out jn a few daya and forwarded to

the debtors.
* EDWARD REILLY.

in eycry disorder affixed to each Pot,

Oct, 26, 1870,

?

“Herald” Office, Prince St.,
Oct. 19, 80. &

westwardly along the southern boundary of
sald Daniel Brenan's land twenty-one fret to |

Surviving Mortgagee. |

W, A, WEEKS & 00,,

QUEEN STREET,

ARE NOW

BRECELIVING
THEIR

AUTUMN AND WINTER

STOCK

OF .

GENERAL

MERCHANDIZE,

FORMING THE
LARGEST
AND
MOST ATTRACT I VE

STOCK OF GOODS

THEY HAVE EVER OFFERED.

Buyers will please note these
Goods have been
PERSONALLY SELECTED
IN

Great Britain,

jand having been bought at the
tine GOODS were

Lowest in Price,
WEEKS & CO. are enabled

to offer
‘Special Inducements
to Buy at their Store.

Chitown, Oct. 26, 1870,

Is, SPRING, 1870

fhe E Subscriter has the pleasure to announce
the completion of his Spring Lnportations,
comprising his usual general assortment of
Dry Goods, Hardware,
4 Groceries, Dye Stuffs, Spices, Ke.,
Bolt, Barand Sheet Tron,
Carriage Springs, Blister & Cast Steel;
Cast Steel Axes and Edge Tools;
Wrongnt and Cut Spikes,
Nalis and Tacks, Bellows,
Anvils, Vices, Sledges, Hammers,
reales & weights, Saddlery, Urashes,
Window Glass, Vutty, Paints Varnish,
Linseed, Olive, Kerosene, Seal
and Codtish Olls, Temperance
Cordials, Aleohol, Old Jamaica and
Demerara Spirits, Irish, Seoteh, Bour-
bon, Old Rye and Old Malt Whiskies,
Brandy, Gin, Old Tom,
Gingerette, Port, Sherry and
Champagne Wines, Dublin, London
and Edinburg Bottled Ale & Porter,
Cordage, Canvas and Coils Chain,
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Confectionary, Tobacco, Sunff,
Raisins, Currants, Sporting Powder,
Patent Shot, Caps, &e., &e.

Best Canada Flour
and Cornmeal.

A consignment of Dark and Pale Brandy,
in hhds., quarter caske and bottles, from the
eclebrated Vineyard of George Sayer & Co.,
Cognac, France, per Ship Amphion.
All of which is offered for Sale, by Whole-
sale and Retail, at the lowest market rates.
DANIEL BRENAN.
June 2, 1870.

IN BOTTLES OF FULL SIZE ONLY.

- SAYER’S
CELEBRATED

BRANDIES

AWARDED THE MEDAL, LONDON, 1862
BOTTLED AT COGNAC

AND LABELLED, ACCORDING TO AGB,
FINE OLD
CHOICE OLD
VERY OLD
Marked: & ; eR; Ham
10 BE HAD OF THE BEST MERCHANTS.
Preferred by good judges.
N.B.-AVOID INFERIOR _BRANDIES
AND SMALL BOTTLES,

D. BRENAN, Sole Agent for P. FE. Island.

Gold and Silver

WATCHES»

eee ca

OBRAIINS!

GOLD

Wedding, Mourning,
and other

GOLD RINGS!

Brooches, Gents’
Pins, Clocks,
BRCsg BKCey
Always on hand,

Watches and Clocks repaired at shertest no-
tice, Old gold and silver bought,

ROBERT SNEESTON,

North Side Queen Square, Jeweler, &e.
Feb. 16, 1870, ly

“Ttalian Warehouse.”

UST RECEIVED, from London and else«
where-
100 chests and half chests TEA,
5000 ibs. Jamaica COFFEE,
40 bhds, SUGAR,
40 pun. MOLASSES,
100 doz, PICKLES and SAUCES,
400 boxes KAISINS,
10 kegs Green GRAPER,
10 bbls. CURKANTS,
1 “ TLeonion Crashed SUGAR,
20 casks & 200 cases Brandy aud Gin,
Casks & qr, casks Superior Wines,
&e,, &e., &e,
Wroneeatn axnp Reratt.,
MACEACHERN & Co.
Ch'town, Nov, 9, 1870, Im

Over Thirty
Different Patterns.

The Subscribers have just received and finish-
ed the greatest

Variety of Chairs,

of almost every pattern and design, ever offer-
ed to the pubile of P. BE. Island,
and are prepared to sell
VERY Low,

We also beg to Intimate that we have re-
cently fitted up a large Steam Drying Room,
which affords us greater facilities for the pro-
duction of Pirst-class Work, warranted in

every particular.

A LARGE STOCE
Of every description of

Household Furniture,

Now on hand, which will he sold at prices
even below those at which inferior Goods are
sold in other establishments. ‘

A GREAT VANIETY OF
Brass Window Cornices,
Patent Window Blinds,
Rollers, Tassels, Cords, &e,

ON MAND, CHEAP.

All orders punctually attended to,
BUTCHER & SON.
Noy. 2, 1870, din

ANOTHER LIBERAL OFFER!

LI. New Subscribers for one or more o
44. our Perlodivals, for the year 1871, remit.
ting direct to us the yearly subseription price
hefore the First of Jenuary, will be supplied
with whatever they may subscribe for from tha
First of Octooer, of the present year—that is,
THRE MONTHS Gratis. We publish

The Edinburgh Review,
The Westminster Review,
The London Quarterly Review,
The North British Review,
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.

TERMS:
For any one of the Reviews - + $4.00peran.
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Tue Leonanp Scorr Pentrsmixa Co.,

110 '"2n Street, New York,
Sept. 15, 1870,

CHARLOTTETOWN
Woollen Factory Company.

nw

ANOTHER CALL ON SHARES.

MMHE Directors of the Charlottetown Wool.

len Factory Company have ordereda Call
of TEN rer CENT. on each and every Share
held in the said Company, to be payable et the
Secretary & Treasurer's Office, on or before
Thursday, the Ist of December next; also,
that all Shareholders in arrears, and these who
subseribed Jast Spring, be notified to pay up
at the sume date (Ist Dec, next,) whatever
amounts they have unpaid, short of Seventy+
five per cent., the total per centage now call-
edin, The Directors further intimate that as
they are miking arrangements to procure
Machinery to be shipped in April nest, the
balance of the Stock will be required about
the Ist of March, 1871,

By Order,

DAVID LAIRD, See. & Treas.
Ch'town, Nov, 2, 1870. 4in

iaottery,
In aid of the New Church at Vernon
River.

SPLENDID SILVER JUG, valued at
4% about One Uundred Dollars, currency,
and presented py a MTY partstrener, “Tor ihe
benefit of the New Chureh, abont to be erect-
ed at Vernou River, will be disposed of, by
lottery, on

St, Patrick's Day, next.

Tickets, only Is, 6d. each, to be had at the
stores of the Hons, D, Brenan and P. Walker,
and at Owen Connolly's, Ksq., also from the
Committee of Management, at Vernon River,
The wioonig number will be published in the
first issue of the Heratp, fifter the day of
drawing. The names of all purchasers of
tickets to be forwarded to the Revd. James
Phelan. P. . of Vernon River, on or before
the 10th March, next,
The Jug can be seen at the store of the Ifon,
D, Brenan,

*,°
Vernon River, Noy. 2, 1870.

nine Nm cai

Steamboat Engines
FOR SALE.

NE patr of Steamboat Engines connected,
direct acting, inverted cylinders of 23
inch diameter, by 16 Inch stroke, together with
screw, propeller and shaft, Also, spare pro-
peller and shaft, diameter of propeller 7 feet 2
inches, and 84 feet pitch, and donkey steam
pamp & inch diameter; also cylinder & boiler
144 feet high, 0 feet wide and 10 feet leng, con-
talning two furnaces 3 feet wide by 6 feet long,
and 144 tubes, 6 feet long by 3D inches diameter,
made from heavy material, Also, one spare
set of engine connections, piston and brasses.
The whole is guaranteed to be In the best of
order, and complete in all parts.
For particulars apply to EDWARD MOR-
RISEY, Charlottetown Foundry, or to

ADAM McKAY,
Halifax, N. 8.

Ch’'town, Nov, 9, 1870, 1&p dm

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