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shallow bigot Tilley, and the band ot rapacions| States force to k

mercenaries who assisted him in the Legislature i
depriving his native Province of

be presented to the world!

her liberty. |¢
What a tableaux of corruption and raseality would:

In the same gallery!

Sta cep them quict.—A political riot oceur-
a ed in Tennessee, during which two persons were shot
lead and several severely wonnded.—-The 12th of
July passed off quietly in Ireland.—Hous. Messrs.

J Cartier and Galt have declined the honovary titles C.
aE eT dame atrt is BAT |B. onthe gonad has the former genstaman was en
ised Livingstone, for example; of the St. Jobo titled to the same distinction as Sir Jobn A MeDonald.

Telegraph.
feated at the

Next to seeing Tupper and Tilley de-
polls, the overthrow of the corrupt

Hon. Mr Galt hag been forced to postpone his proposed
visit to the Marrtime Provinces. Messra Layton and

Government to which they look for reward, would|Bouchette of tho Finance and Customs Departments,

afford us the greatest pleasure. Of ‘the

Re-/respectiaely, are ubout leaving to arrange some de-

tormers’ of Upper Canada we cannot say much ;)tails in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia in these de-

but we think that a Government’ formed by
prism of Reformers and gentlemen like Messr

Anglin, Howe, Smith and others from the Lower
most
From every poiut of
view, we are inclined to this opinion, aud espectally

Provinces, would prove the strongest aad
desirable for the Dominion.

#0 from a Prince Hdward Island stand polnt.

apartments. Nothing certain yet about the elections.
*.—Omar Pasha reports that the military forces under
his command have suceceded in suppressing the insur-
rection in Candia, and that the war in that Island is

now ended. While the police were conducting a
squad of Fenians through the principal streets of Tralee

Wejon the 24th inst, the bystanders, who amounted to a

know that these gentlemeu from their past history to, large number, attacked the escort with stones, but did
be incorruptible patriots aud economical politicians, Pt attempt reseue.—The French Corps Legislatiff after

passing an extraordinary budget, adjourned on the

“sums r

An effectual Worm Medicine.

The combina: on of ireredients used in making Brown's
Vermifuge Comfi's is such as to give the best possible effect
with safety.

Much sickness with children ar well as adults attributed
to other cause’. is occasioned by worms, Brown's Vermi-
fuge Comfits are effectual in destroying worms, and can,
do no possible injury to the most deheute child,

Curtis & Brown, Proorietors, New York, “o'd by all
dealers in medicines, at 26 cents a hor :

Perry Davis’ Pain Killer.
THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR INTER-
NAL AND EXTERNAL COMPLAINTS!

At this period there are Wut few of the human race unac-

extol itas a hniment, they know but little pf its power in,
easing pain whew taken internally, while others use it inter-|
nally with great success but are equally igyrant ot i's heal- |
ing virtues when applied externally. e eh hagh wish to

my to all chat it is equally successful whaher used inter-
nally or externally, and it stansia alone, unrivalled by all
the great catalogue of Family Medicines, and its sale is uni-
versal and immense. The demand for it from India and
other foreign countries is equal to the demmd at home, and)

‘forbid the susp'cion.of untruth. Many eminent clergymen

aud we conclude from thence that they,’ at all

: hs 25th.-A London despatch of the 26:
events, will not stoop to any mean coercive measures mach caution shown by capitalists and busines then
the feeling having become eee; a) th

to force this Colony into the Dominion; whereas
the existing Dominion Government have proclaimed

sive there is

at war between

by more than one of their supporters and mouthie 5. (pom 2

that the whole of British North Ar,
fair means or foul,
Dominion, Yor cn
fortheg:uing election will result in the return of

majority opposed to the McDonald-Conservative-

Combination Party and Government,

et i int Ny

THE TWELFTH OF JULY IN
UPPER CANADA,

et

Tux advantages resulting from Orange procession

in which blind enthusiasts and ignorant men of the

rance wine ahr basi
France wid Prvowly [etainont, A private despatch

Lert received the sume date makes mention of

oi rica quall, hy Ithe general opinion there that war is certain, and adds
heonriig wart And parcel of the that Prussia ix actively urging forward her prepar-
eae reasons we hope that the

ations for such an event.—Baron Ratazzti, Prime Min-
isteriof [taly, has made an offer to garrison the City of
Rome with national troops to protect it from the party
of robbers and cut-throats under Garrabalt: and Maz-
zini. Tho latter has set out to join the former in his
aggressive movement in Rome.— The Emperor Napo-
leon has sent a note to King William of Prussia ur-

ing him to surrender the Danish Provineca of North
Schleswig to Denmark. The Emperor of Austria re-
fuses to interfere in the mater at all.—The Arch-

most excitable dispositions form the prinerpal part, and|Church rates.—The liabilities of Sir Morton Peto
who, as a matter of fact, are most liable to be worked) ®mount to nine millionssterling, while his assests do

upon by the inflammable oratory of deimagogues, and
the exciting influence of party times, are finely illus-

trated im the follawing particulars of an Orange cel

bration in Kingston, C. W., on the last 12th of July

not exceed three hundred thousand pounds.—Two of
the Fenians awaiting trial in Dublin, have become in-
sane,

ve
The Canadians propose making anothor festive visit

Duchess Carlotta has left for Belgium.—The House of
Commons has passed the Bill for the abolition of

t has become known in these far off places by its merits.

Mew Advertisenrents.

Se mt

GRAND VOLUNTEER PIC NIC.

under the auspives of the

Artillery. Prince of Wales avd
Prince Edward Volunteer Com-
panies.

O BE HELD AT WARREN FARM on WEDNES-,
DAY, the 7th AUGUST next,

The Steamer ** Heather Bello” das been engaged for
the occasion, and will leave Pope's wharf, punctually,
at 9, 11 and 2 o'clock.

Refreshments of all sorts can be had in abundance
on the grounds, but on no account are any stimulants
to bu sold. Nothing will be allowed to be supplied,
except what is provided by the party engaged bs the
Committee,

vided, #0 that amusement can be afforded to all,

All Volunteers are requested to appear in unl-
form.

Should the weather prove unfayorable, the Pic Nic
iwill be held on Thursday, the day following, the whole

The requisites for games of every kind will be pro- rrold by all Druggists and dealers in medicine everywhere.

We tako this extract from the Kingston Whig, and
trust it will not be thrown away upon the friends o/
order and good feeling m_ this Colony, who
suggest Confederation as the only means of es-
caping from such scenes in Charlottetown :—-

“After the proceedings in the cricket ground had end-
ed, the procession reformed and marched down Union
street, along Wellington street, and met a string of
tags containing the English rose, the French tri-color,

flags of Turkish and Morocco designs, and English na-| Law.”

tional flags, which Capt. Gaskin bad extended across merited honors.

the street in front of bis residence, in honor of the
Grand Lodge of Masons, now in session here, as well
as in bonor of the day. About two-thirds of the pro-
cession had passed under these flags when it was point-

work on tho oriental flags were green, anc that they
were lowering themeelves and the Order in passing
under the Green. At the corner of Gore street one of
the Pitsburg Lodges moved.out of the procession, and
began to play itself down the street. It was induced
again to join the procession, but it only proceeded a

few paces when, headed by its banner and the fifes and |yefers to the great reduction in the price of Flour, and

drums, it again wheeled out and proceeded down Gore
atreet. ‘The standard bearer having become excited,

several of the country lodges refased to pass vader:
the flags. Tho city lodges and the more respectable
country lodges jowed the main procession, Which walked

t
quietly through the city and dispersed. b

1" ‘i i : bled i ; ical effects of tho first seventy
The excited Orangemen now assem led in a riotous phere of the New Dominion

way in front of Capt. Gaskin’s house, and demanded
that the flags be hauled down, and they be allowed to
proceed, as they would not walk under the figs. Some

The smal) pox is committing fearful ravages in some
parts of Montreal.

to the Maritime Provinces this sammer, and, on their}, end with a BALL in the evenlug, in the MARKET
return, will be joined by u delegation consisting of the

Corporations of St. John and Halifax, who will thus
return the compliment,

Wa. Ganvim, Esq., late of the Halifax Citizen, but
now of Lincoln's Inn, has been elected a member of
‘The Social Science Asevciation of Great Britain,”
and also of the * Society for the amendment of the |Sergt. Thomas Lowrie, Sergt ‘WV C White, Private W
We congratulate our friend upon his well-

The Gazetie de France announces that the medical at-
tendants, after having held a consultation on the state

ed out to the sensitive country brethren that the ground- of the Empress Charlotte, wife of Maximilian, bave
declared that she will never recover her reason,

The Halifax Buitish Colonist, of the 17t July, instant, Ts SUBSCRIBER bas on band at his Store

the extra importations into that Port since the Ist of
drew a revolver and fired it off as an inthnation that July, all of which the Colonist attributes to the happy
he was not to be interfered with. The ether Lodges/effects of tho * New Dominon.”
now marched on, filling the vacancy in the ranks, but |ther and the prospect of the grain crops in North Ama-
rica have not for many years been more favourable

han this sammer.—Why has the Editor of the Colonisl
een so obtuse as not to attribute this also to the mag-
my, cove under the atmos-

Tho atate of the wea-

In the Toronto Weekly Leader of the 19th July, inst,

HALL,

Tickets, Gents 23 91. . Ladies 1s 64., to be had)
at the Drag Stores of W R Watson, iheoph. DesBri-,
say. Esqrs., and atthe Store of H A Harvie, Esqr.,
or of the undersigned Committee;

Anrittery.— Lieut S Davigs, Sergeant-Major G
Passmore, Guoners A N Large, aed A Lord.

Pasxce or Wares.—Lieut. F 8. Lengwerth, Color-

Purdie.

Pusxce Eowarp.—Captain A Hensley, Color-Sergt.
A Simms, Corporal H A Harvie, Private Charies:
Full,

F S Loxowortn, Chairman.
A N Larae, Secretary.
Charlottetown, July 29th 1867, .

REILLY’S BOOK STORE
QUEEN STREET.

(Next to Hon. D, Brenan’s.)

School Books of all kinds,

States, Copy Books, Pens, Ink,

Slate and Lead Veneils, fuk Powders,
Writing Paper, Wrapping Paper,
Envelopes, Rubber Bands.

Memorandum Books, Ledgers, Day Booka,
Playing Cards, Printing Cards,

xsi oe i
Ayer’s Osthartic Pills
Are the most perfect purgative we are’
able to produce, and, as we think, has
ever yet been made by anybody.
Migs, Their effects huve abundantly shown
Kk to the community how much they ase|
cel the other medicines in use, They
are saf: ond pleasant to take, but
vowerful to cure ‘Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vital activi-
ties of the body, remove the obstrpe-
tions of its organs. purify the hioad,, expel disease. They,
purge out the foul hamors which brecd and grow distemper,
stimulate sluggish or disordered organs into their natural’

‘ jaetion, and impart tone and «tr agth to the whole aystein. |
quainted with the merits ot the Pain Killer; but while some Not only do they cure the every day complaints of every*l ers of the last

body, but formidable and dangerous diseases, While they
produce powerful effects, they are at the same time, in di-
mitished doses, the safest and best physic that can be «m-
ployed for children, Being sugar-coated, they are pleasant
to take; and, being purely vegetable, are entirley harmless.
Cures have been made that would surpass belief, were they
not substantiated by men of such exalted character, as to

and physicians certify to the public the reliability of our

remedics, while others have sent us the assurance of their T

conviction that our Preparations contsibute immensely to
‘the relief of ovr afflicted fetlow.men,

The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis our
American Almanac, containg directiony for the use of these
medicines and certificates of their cures of the fullowing
complitin'? :—

Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dronsy,
heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach, Nausea,
Indigestion. Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and Pain arisin
therefrom, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, all Diseases which
require an evacuant medicine. They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many complaints
which it would not be supposed they could react, sach as
Deofriess, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, Gout, and other
kindred disorders arising from a low state of the body, or
obstruction of its functions,

Do not be put off by unprinciplyd dealers with other pre-
parations on which they make more profit. Demand ArEn’s
and take no others. ‘The sick want the best aid there is for
them, and they should have it.

Prepared by Ix. J, C. Aven & Co., Lowell, Mase., and

W. BR. WATSON
: Guneral Agent for P, E, Island.
July 8—2in

Money Order Office,
General Post Office,

Cuarcorrerown, 18th July, 1867
NTIL farther notice the hours for issuing and pay-
ing Money Orders at thiy Office will be trom 10 a

in till 1 pm, and from 2 p m tilld pm,
‘i OWEN, PMG,
July 24, 1867 lin

SEOP- TO LET.
f dy BE LED from tho 1st day of October next, that Elig
ibly Situated FIRE-PROOF SHOP and Premises, ad
joming the + Ciry Harowage Stons,’’ at present oceupie
by Mr. Lepage, fronting on Queen and Dorchester Street.
DANIEL BRENAN
Ex Pat. 2m

Ch’town, July tO 1887. Tal

Consignees, take Notice!
ERSONS resuling outside of CHARLOTTETOWN,
having Goons tu come by the Steamship ** Atmam-
Bua,’ or ** Commence,” and desiring them forwarded,
must send to the Subscribers, or their own Agents in
the City, the ortginal Invoice of the Goods, by which to
make the proper entries at the Custom Mouse, for du-
ties to procure the Permits to deliver.
. CARVELL BROS, Agents.
B. & C. 38.8. C.

aret NEW COOPERAGE!

COTTON DUCK,
AVING been appointed Agent for the sale of the
celebrated i
Russel's Mills Cotton Duck,
the Subseriber is prepared to receive orders for all the
different Nunibers, in quentitice to suit purehaseras —*
i, Cy TALL
Charlottetown, May. 22, 1867. .
Executors’ Notice. .
LL PERSONS indebted to the state of the HON -
ORABLE THOMAS HEATH HAVILAND, late

a

of CHARLOTTETOWN, doceased, ure requested to

make immediate payment to the undersigned, Exeeu- *
Will and Testament of the said Thomas

Heath Haviland; and all persons having apy clalri
againat the said Hstute are requested to furnish their.
nxecounts, daly anenet ret xy Ex ecutors.
T. HEATH HAVILAND, 2 »
_ GEORGE W, DEBLOIS, ¢ © Feentors-

Clown, daly 8, 1567.

IE Subscriber begs leave to intimatethat he koopa
constantly on band, at his Cooperage

LOWER WATERSTREET, |
PORK AND FISH BARRELS,

Whic’ he offers for Sale at very moderate rates,

Job Worl perlormed with aero.
JAMES F. WHITE,
Cu'town, June 12, 1867. Sm pa :

pean

A, HERMANS,
GU N-SMI'L Ey: a
BOLL-ZANGER AND TIN- MITH

EGS to Inform his friends, and the public gener@lly,

that he has again commenced Busines on
ter Street, next door to the Reading Room Building,
where he is prepared to execute all orders in his line
with neatness and despatch.

ON HAND, ; %

A neat assortment of Tiaware,
Kitchen Utensils, &c. &o.

including the patent Box Ton Corree Por. which rev
agived the Gold Medal Prize, at the Paris Exposition
of 1867. Also, BON TON LANTERNS, which wilt
surpass everything in the Market, and suitable for eithor.
Farm use or on board Vessels. , a
A few Water Coorens on hand. which together with’
a rane variety of other Stock will be sold cheap fer

- An ean cc

Mr. HERMANS fs Agent for SAWYER’S CRYSTAL
BLUE. a new, economical and superior article used in
washing, whereby a saving of filty per cent is guaran-
teed, and for which he begs to solic the patronage of
Laundry Maids, &, ;
Ch'town, July 24, 1867. ie :

NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
LL parties indebted to the subscriber by Book Ac-
count or otherwise, are requested to come and
make an immediate settlement of the same, in or
der 'to save unnecessary trouble and expense: In my
absence, parties can settle with my partner, A. A. Me-
Kenzie, who is authorized to give receipts for all am- |

ounts received.
A. A. McSWEEN,

Charlottetown. June 4, 1867.

MANNNY’S
Reaping and Mowing |

Paper Blinds, Room Papering,
Catechisms, Prayer Books.
Bibles, Migsale, Prayer Beads,
Histories, Religions & Cooteoversal Works,
Novels, &,, &e., &.,
Which in order to make room for Fall Stock, he will

of the more ignorant members mistook the large rose/the Hon George Brown is referred to in no lees than! gel) at

for the shamroek, and no argument could induce them
to alter their opinion of the design, Brother Phillips
and Assistant Marshal Livingston used every exertion
to quiet the Brethren, but their efforts were found to

be useless, the great cry bemg ** down with the flags.”|of, aud most of them bitterly commented on,

every right to fly. The scene soon became one of dan.
“ger. Stones were hurled at Capt. Gaskin's house, and
two large missles crashed through bis windows, nearly

Stones were also fired at the flags, and persons in the

man received a cut in the head with one of the missles,
and Capt. Gaskin was struck a beavy blow on the knee,
The sword bearers in many instances flourished their|-
weapons. At last the infuriated crowd resolved to tear
down the flags, but not daring to trespass on private
property, they found this a matter of difficulty ; but,
procuring a rope, they put a stone at the end of it, and
after two or three unsuccessful attempts, got it over the
rope, and about twenty of the excited mob aule

down the flags, amid the sturdy cheers of the reat,
During the whole of the operation the cheering was
kept up with spirit. The flags down, they were indis-

were soon rendered into shreds.
and one or two nondescripts alone escaped their fury.
In hauling down the rope sus
tion of the chimney of the Misses Rice, to which one
end was attached, was pulled down, and the bricks

Emsar

Pr

twenty-six editorial articles most of which are original,
a few copied from other papers,
Mr Brown’e politics on his proceedings are disapproved
Verily,
Capt. Gaskin, who is a consistent Protestant, was pre-|the Editor of the Toronto Leader has a skeleton in his
sent, but very properly refused to lower tho flags, house.
which were not in any way objectionable, and had for.

In all of these articles

How it comes there may be thus accounted

cP We perceive by late New Branswick papers that
a railway accident oceured on the Shediac line last
striking bis neico, who was standing in one of them,|week by one of the freight cars running off the track.
An Engineer was badly hurt and considerable damage
crowd had narrow escapes from being struck. One| sustained by the freight train.
a narrow risk of being thrown down an embankment, but
Providentially escaped.

The Passenger caca ron

The R. M.S. Europa from Liverpool arrived at Hali-
fax on Monday morning last.
this Island was forwarded yesterday mornin
ved here in the evening by the steamer
Wales from Pictou.

The Evglish Mail for
and arri-
incess of ° |g be sold by AUCTION, at the Parochial House, |

~~ Medical Notices.

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A ; Allow moto say tword for myrelf, I have been using
criminavely trampled on, and in the grasp of the mod/ yrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup in my family since fret China & Eurtheoware, Glassware, Stores, d&e., de,
he Tarkish tlags)jjproduced in this city. L think it an excellent article, and
; would not be without iton any consideration—Extract from
nding the flags, a por-/y, 1, Adams’ letter to Chicago Times.

Hollowoy’s Ointment and Pills. —Unseemly Eruptions. —
No means heretofore discovered are so co aptent to cope

vame tumbling down from the roof, throngh the shade with and conquer all biemishes, boils, ee redness

trees, and dropped into a crowd of women and children, | and roughness of the skin, a. thes» celebrat

none ot whom, strange to say, were seriously hurt.

medicaments,
which, to be praised, ced only to be known, Mfoltoway's

The demand of the Orangemen — now satisfied,|remedies cool the system, regulate the circulation, and

they marched off in procession, headed

y the fifes and thoreughly purify the whole body, that whatever is hurtful

drums, which all along had done a great deal to excite) must inevitably be sweptaway, and be succeeded by healthy

the crowd by playing their party tunes.

At the City

structittes, which alone can be derived from rich and pure

dre blood. ‘The cosmetic virtues of thisunguent have been long
a or oe, rere a uaticavoved to justify the out. appreiated : no tollettable fa well appointed which lacks

rageous act, denouncing the flags, we are told, as tre
sonable.” se

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Efforts have been made to obtain tho release of Gen- Lung

its presence. It soothes and cleanses the most fine and ten.
der skins, and when assisted by Holloway’s Pills is the
most valuable beautifier.

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat, requires immediate at-
tention, as neglect oftentimes results in some incurable
Disease “ Brown's Bronchial Trochea" are a simple
remedy and will almost invariably give immediate relief.

eral Nagle, one of the party of Fenians who landed at aiesebanneneaemcacziot eines na iain

REDUCED PRICES FUR CASH!

tH Give usa call.
EDWARD’ RB&ILLY.
Charlottetown, Queen Street,
July 31, 1867.

“pPItrTE LUMBER, &c.

good ‘quality and partly searooed,
100,00) Square Sawed SHINGLES,
125,L00 Cedar SUINGLES. ~
Liarge wace Room FRAME,
—ALs0—
100 Tons Port Hood COAL, a good article for home use.
A MCNEILL, Auctionver.
July 24, 1867

“HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ~
FARM, S.0cK, &c., &o.

Back Settlement, De Savle, on TALURSDAY, Au-
gust Ist, at 12 oclock, the following, the Property of the
Rev. Mr. Reynolds, tiz:—
Household Furniture, o— ‘Sofas,. Chests
‘Drawers, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, nls & Bedding,

A LO.
2 Horses, 7 Head Morned Cade, 28 Sheep, 7 Pigs,
Plonghs, Carts, Harrows, 1 Carriage & Harness, Cart
& Piough Harness, with many other articles.

Terms five aati, Credit oa approved joint notes,

WILLIAM DUDD, Auctioneer.
Ch'town, July 16, 1867. Ist. Ex. ‘

CIVIC BLECTIONS.
BY THE MAYOR.

for sums over £5.

ie pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of,

this Island, made and passed in the Euyghteenth year
of the Reiga of Her present Majesty, intitaled ** An Act
to Invorporate the Towa of Charlottetowa,” 1 do aere-
by give pablic NOTICE, that an Klection of

MAYOR

}
[TS Subsenber would inform the Barmers of P. E.}

OR SALE, 60,000 teet 1, 14. My and 2 inch Pine—

Dongarvon, and were subsequently captured by the

Married,

Irish Guards. The American Government has been

charge from custody,—TIt is estimated that the great

£50,000 atg, One gunboat was driven ashore during by the Trastees of the Building. —Zsl.

arain storm which prevailed at tho time, bat beyond
this no serions accident occured.—The Refornr Bill

Honse of Lords and will. immediately become
Law. — Twelve thousand -Volunteers were re-

of the Sublime Porte.-Congress has met and adjourn-

A B., Rector, Henry

At the Wesleyan Charch, Charlottetown, on the 18th
worked by the friends of General Nagle to use ite in- inst., Be ne Be. apes —_ if ir deaitys at te

bis diss|Prinvipal of Cumberland Academy, Amherst, N.5., to
fluence with the British Authorities to procure bis dis Mente 2 ., daughter of the late meen Chappel, of
: this city. This being the first marriage that has taken
naval review which ocoured off Spithead, on the 17th,’ 5jace in the New Wesleyan Chapel, the bride was pre-

in honor of the visit of the Sultan of Turkey, cost sented with a handsomely hound yvoPume of the

At the residence of the bride's father Charlestown,
Mass., June 26th, by Rev. J. Barrows, Mr. James
Cooper, to Carrie Lousia. only daughter of Mr. James

has received tho support of the Tory members of the | P Webber, all formerly of Charlottetown, P BL.
At Charlottetown, July 28, by the Rev D Fitzgerald,
Palmer, Esquire, Barrister, to

viowed at Wimbledom on the 20th inst., in presence! ao ee’ daughter of John Mackieson, Esq., M

ible

2 AND
FIVE COUNCILLORS
FOR THE CITY OF
CHARLOTTHTOWN

Will be held on TUESDAY, 6th AUGUST aex:, at the
several places following, Uhat ts to say ¢

In Ward Ne, 1,-~At the Store of Messrs. J. & T. Mor-
ris, corner of Queen and Water Streets,

In Ward No. 2,—At the Coach House o° Richard
Heartz, Esq., fronting on Sydney Street.

In Ward No. 8,— At the City Hall,

In Ward No. 4,—At the Fire Engine House, froning

on King’s Square.
In Ward No, 5,—At the House of Mr, Denms Lyons,
corner of Great George and Euston Streets,
And at the said Election the Poll will be opened at 9

o'clock in the forenoon, and continue open till five in

ed, after cooferring unlimited power upon the military

- Died,

the alternoon of the wame day.

commandants atthe South, and the impeachment of

the President is postponed for the timy being, by the
an agreement between the Members
of the Judicary Committee —The Union Republican
Commictes ofsNew Tork have ynominated General dence, Roselyn Cottage

esident from Lavensworth,
g Bishop Lamey, ted) Redeomer.
priests, ard atx Sisters of Charity, who were going to

impossibility of

Grant for President,—A debpateh
on tho 19th, aay wtrain ca

At Rollo Bay, inst., Mr. James O'Donnell aged 75
089 much regretted by a large cirele of relatives and
riends.

On Monday. 224 July, of consumption, at hig resi-
ee ya bag ts Rod, toa Johu
Robertson, int th year of his age, giving evidence
of hig belief 1n the friend of sinners Cleaver ant

At Irisetown, on the 7th inst., alter afew months

Barts fe wae captured by the Indians near Port Lea- illness, Mary, wife of the late James Power, at the ad-

és

nord, on Sunday, ‘The mon wore killed and shocking. vanced age of 79 years. She way much respected by

ly mutilated,

avd tho women carried off oaptors/yind disposition. Deceased
The Indians on tho plains of the West are intract-
able and troublesome, calling tor a largo Pnited

1 had the pleasure of ber acquaintance for her
ae * deadnuiion of Carrick oa
uir, Cousty
land in 1618,

DESCRIPTION OF WaRbs

MACHINES.

;

COPPER PAINT

HE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly on hand »«
supply of "

‘ave & Wonson's Copper Paint

[siaud that be das noW on the way to the Island a
goodly number of those CELEBRATED MACHINES
Also, a nuiiber of the far-famed UNION MOWERS,
together With quite a namber of WHITCOMB'’S PA-
TENT (ORS RAKES—the same he sold here the
last season, and that bas given s0 mach satisfaction to
those that used them, which they will fully confirm and
jagree tg when aeked by any of you—and would also
‘state that he bas ordered a oumber of the BUCKEYE
REAPING and MOWING MACHINES, which will
\soon be here. :

| As monet seems to be quite an article here at this
‘time, and very difficult to get hold of, the Subscriber
would beg leave to say, that those parties who may wish
ity oay money for any of those Machines, he will make
‘a tiveral deduction from last year’s prices, while those
who may wish a long credit on the Machines may be as-
Sured of the same Hovral terms as usual, say from one
to three seasons, divided into equal payments, as the
parties nay agree Upon at the tine of purchase.

H.C. GREEN of Summerside, and

i. J. CLARKE, of Orwell,

jwill act ax my Agents in selling the above Machines in
‘this Provinve; aud the Subscriber will be found

at his Old Stand,

the City Grocery Store, North side of Queen's Square,
near the Post Office, where he wil be very happy not
jouly to SHUW the above Machines but to SELL them
tothe Farmers ‘lease cai and examine the Machines
for yourselves betore purchising elsewhere. I have
now on band a full assortment of Extras for the Manny

Muchines.
ASAHEL BOOTH,

Ch'town, July 8, 1867.

Summer Arrangement,

rI\HE MAILS fur the United Kingdom, the neighbor
E Provinces, United States, &e., rig ae navi tg
be made up and torwarded from the General Post Offico,
Charlottetown, as follows, viz -—

ForCanada, New Brunswick, and the United States, via
a every TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening at 8
o'clock, J
For Nova Scotia, via Pictou, every MONDAY, WED-

NESDAY ond FRIDAY evening at 8 o'clock.

Maiis for Great Britain, Newfoundlend and the West
Indies, every alternate MONDAY and WEDNESDAY
evening at 8 o'tlovk, as follows;

Monday,” Junt 17 Monday Sept 9
Wednesday, + 19 Weitnesday, * 11
Monday, July 1 Monday, ‘23
Wednesday, “ 3 Wednesday, «25
Monday, “ Monday, Oct 7
Wednesday, “ 17 Wednesday, ** 9
Monday. 20 Monday «Zt
* Wednesday © 31 Wednesda = + 24
Monday, Aug i2 Monday, Nov 4
Wednesday “ 14 Wednesday “ 6
Mon ay, on 26 Monday, “18

Wednesday, “ 28 Wedngsday, * 20
Mails for Summerside and St. Bleanor's, to be forwarded
per Steamer, will bo closed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
evenings at 8 o'clock; and Mails for Georgetown and
Souris, per steamer, every FRIDAY evening at 8 o'clock.

Letters, to be registered, and Newspapers must be posted
half an hour before the ume of closing the Mails. :

T. OWEN, P. M. G.
General Post Office, Ch'iown, oun
May 22 1867.

TO FISHERMEN. |

fod
“Number One shall comprise all that part of Char-
lottetown which lies south of Dorchester street. Nusa-|
ber Two shall pry ee all that part of Charlottetown

which lies south of Richmond Street.and aorth of Dor-|

ttetown. :
HEOPHILUS DESBRISAY,

Tipperary, Trelapd. and emigrated to ve

Mayor's Office, July 17th, 1867. Mayor.

jaeason, which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers

chester Street, Namber Three shall comprise all that the Subscriber at Cascumper,

rt of Charlottetown which lies soath of Grafton and G W.
Soeth of Richmond streets. Number Four shall ovo- Caactumpee, May 22, imo ht cnet
rive all that part of Charlottetown og Pica South of y > -
Fares and north of Grafton -stroeta® Number Five k eaches- Polk ‘eaches.
shea Eten arenwcading tht Capady of vl PEACHES 0 wetmtiat wafed Sace pat
north of Fitzroy street, including the moh of gai . it hermetically sealed cans—put
Town."--See 18 Vic., Cap. 31, intituled “An Act to In- H otis o

the Fruit. Sold by the single can or ad dozen,

f yrirestgy has 6n hand at Cascumpec, 8,000)
Ash-bouad Mackerel Barrels, manufactared th;

Apply to Canvets Baotaens in Charlottetown, or to

.C. HALL.

7

Ci'town, July 3, 1867,

an article which has given the greatest satisfaction to ali

who have used it. It possesses superior qualities for «ffec-

as Worms, Barnacles, Grass, &e., on the bottoms of Ves-
sels or Boats, when properly applied. :

Charlottetown, May 22, 1857, ;
UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE
THE “WAVERLY HOUSE,”

78 King St.---- St John, N. B.

THIS NOUSE-HAS BERNPATRONIZED BY
@. &. #, Tae PRINCE OF WALES,

HA. R. H. PRINCE ALFRED,
By all the British American Governors, and by the Eng
lish Nobility and Gentry, as well as by the moat
distinguished Americans, whom busi or

pleasure may bave brought to St. John,
sabe Py eh joined in ny tie ie
‘HOUSE OF THE PROVINCE. ©
"9" ‘Phe Proprietor, thankful. for past von oe
respectfully intimate to the’ travelling
are no pains or expense to render the House still fur-

ther deserving their patronage.—Kvery attenti
to the comfort of po tot wid rth aga

St. John, N. B., Oct. 31, 1866,
A Cough, Cold,
” "Throat,
uirea immediate ion,
nal should be checked. If
allowed to contioue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Per

manent Throat A ffec
an Inecurable Lung pt

te often the result,

‘Brown's Bronchial Troches
Having a Direct prone | ope Parts, give Immediate
het.

dis

or Sore

For Bronchitis, Asthmah, Catarrh, Cousumptive
and Throat Diseases,

Troches are used with always good sucess.

Singers and Pu lic Speakers

will find Troches usefal in clearing the voice when taken be-
fore singing or speaking, and rel g the throat after an
unusual exertion of the vocal o « The Troches are-re-
commended and prescribed by Physicians, and have high
testimonials from eminent men throughout the country,
en, Mey article of true merit, and having proved their oft
cacy by & test of many years, each preg them in the
localities in various parts of the world, aud the Trochos are |
universally pronounced better than other articles,

take any of the Worthless Imitations that may be offered,

(867 SPRING “1867

KENT STREET
OCOLOTHING STORK, ....

Steer Subsersber has for wale

Black Broadcloths and Doeskins, |

Silk Mixtures and Tweeds, ine

Suitable for Spring and Summer weer. He will make ©

them up for partes, in want of Summer suite of Cl othing /
o

cheap for eush or approved eredii
Also & superior fot of :

Ready-Made Cl

pervision, Parties in want of a good
would do well to give him a call, before
elsewhera. P,

May Lith 18651

tually preventing the accummulation of all foul matter, such

Is OBR Beeb ure

blic that He Will

JOHN GUTHRIK, Proprietor...

oarad duilg Oe’ te at

Obtain only “ Brown's Bronchial Troches," and do not’

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