The Herald -- 1867-03-20 -- Page 4

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apes nama

“ soe tien a
tin

Flour !!, Flour!!

HE Subseriber offers for Sale, cheap for Cash
NEW BRICK STORE, -

GREAT GEORGE STRERT,

joining the residence of Rrctanp Hxanrz, Esq., and

near the south front of the Colonial Building, if
200 bbls. extra State FLOUR, | _ ~
200° +; igupertina State FLOUR,

egeedin

PINE CHANOE FOR SPECULATORS

scrnsisinitiile a ak de & dp Seas nae * Will -you-have a drink of
ey iB ve tr D.. re 5r} offering him his glage, =o" puey 2,
ir nrenniniennnammnanaseninnnins soanennmanracmacnancnnemnt | § Here's fo his health, the he's weal,’ aried the
KATE OF KILDARE. / jother woman, > { WY tg

bre “ And they all began striking the table with their

Oh! many bright exes full of goodness and gladness, 'tin goblets, ‘avd howling “his bealth! his bealth !’

) Where the pure sont looks-otity’ and the heart loves | while he continued looking at them fixedly aod in a
to shine, moll 3

,coufemptuoug manner, .. il
Andanany eheeks pale with the sett hueof Sailness, Ee was wbout thirty years of D his coubtenance
Have I worshipped in’ sitence,’ And felt theny divine : hair and thick

grog?" said Pierre,

SENERPRIS ING. MEN!

“unersic tructed by the Owners to.off it for SALE, or to RENT, several , valuable FREEHOLD
a mor LEASEWOLD. PROPRRTICS, and Falta in BiuPast and otherparts of the Isfand, in good cultivatio
well wooded, and possessing other advantages ; aud dor which good an‘ yalid ti tls, and immediate possession can
given . .

sae malicentals siila pane bes |~ Alsorfour LOTS, boing tho residue of thirteen Butlding Lots, (the other nine having been sold the

ésent Season in)

3 ake it 4 ey va ted ‘ features : Tay" Fs
But hope in its gleamings, or love in its dreamings, whiskers well sui the severe igh bbls CRACKERS, that most, arlvantageous metdantile situation. known as “SUMMER ELL,” adjoining» MONTAGUE BRIDGE, ten
Ne'er fashioned « being so tauitless and fair... {they enciveled, _He.was dreseed as a suilor, # com: 4 bhds. Pence fies SUGAR, } {miles fran aorgdtown, whore eldse to 150,000 ba thels of Produce are annual stents’ and nearly all paid ,or in Cash,
As the lily-cheeked-beenty; the rose of the Reughty, [#08 Sailor, but hin clothes were clean and neat. P 4h * MOLASSES, Americans and other speculatorspurchase here.and ship for Great Britain, the United States, &c.

number of Stores, Wharls, a Mooing Hose, Post O'fiee, and ‘Temporance Society have been established for soms
wat with eae Grist abil Sawant Gloth Mild in the vioinity } where also ‘any quantity of ‘all kitids lumber-can be had
n tradeat low rates, “Semin Mirvis" the only Preeit4 Propergy for eale in the place which renders it mostdesirable for the
above class of artigans now soa much waited in thls rising town, | i ba

A STORM and DWELLING on tty capable of halding 15,009 bushels produce, with a double Wharf and site for
Lime Isily, will be sold or learod ou reasonable terms, ee

Mans, particuiara: or any other ynformation gan be obtainod by calling at the office of Messrs, Bart & Son,
Land Surveyors, Chirtottetown, Reference can also be had fro AVs Sanprnsox, F. P. Nowrox, Tros, ANFRAR,
Georgetown; Jas. Bropynten, Canipbelton, Lot 4; PF. W. Huaars, Beaminer Office, Oharlottetown, and to the
subscriber at Orwell, who.is also Agent for the sleot Mianmp ts! Mow ing: Miavctaine; the celebrated
Yarmouth COOKING, STOVE, and also for the Fulling Mills of Messrs, Dousky, Milt View, the Hanble, Jas,
Y Dinette; where CLOTIL is received and repurned with des-

McLanex, Now.Perth, Fixzay W. MecDoxavp,
‘| RICHARD. Io CLARKE.
ee ee

*To his health! to ‘his ‘health ! again cried the
others, laughing, and making more noise than
before,

“ You do not choose tohear us then, you savage!’
shouted the young sailor, whose eves! werd staring
drunk, his lips blue, and bis arms heavy ani
trembling. ?, ; :

* We are drinking to your health, Monsiéur high
aud mighty!” said Wooden-leg, pulling him by, the
slepye OF bipjacket, (os iy ius aoe
‘Come, drink now—this is getting really. too
stupid?’ said, Pierre, campletely drunk,and violently
pushing his eup against the other's lips.

Lf eould distinguish sothicg more, for after the
first blow which the pale’ man gavé, the lamp was

40 chests and half-chests Congen TEA,
with his asual stock ef LIQUORS & GROCERIES.
ag: F MARTE 4PHALLORAN,
Charlottetown, Pebraary 61h, 1867, x ist Im

West India Huuse.
Upper Great..George Street:

CHRIS’ ‘MAS, -1866. °

oa vita a oO
eal Subscrther offers for Sato! at bis Store, the {a}:
lowing, viz: t N
il Hhes, Strone Demerara SPIRITS,

Ithas, Holland GLN; ,

Casks Portand Sherry Wine 6) = s *

Casks Hennessey’s Dark & Pale BRANDY, © +34

Tho fawn of the, valjof {sweet Kate, of Kildare!

Fe was all but a moment, her radiant existence,

~ Me? presence, her absenes,; all crowded on me ;

But time has not ages, and earth has not distance
To sever, sWeet vision, mvspirit from thee!

Again E.am straying where children are playing ;

right is the sunshine, and balmy the air:

meateene teens and there dd T see thee, :

Sweet fawn of the valley, young Kate of Kildare,

patch.

"Thine arbutus beareth full many a cluster
Of white waxenAlogsoips, Tike lilies in air ;
But, ohetby pale cheek bath a delicate Justre

‘Oiivat Stove. Nag, 10, 1864. Reve Mefl taps te boa toto! im tec ld) ta ls
ALL CURES MADE EASY

No blossoms camrivalne lily dotix wear L _. fextingnished; but T heard a most (remevdous, poise, CasksSootgh Whiskey (Prime) ied P3 ' a :
: To that cheek softly flushings to,thyvlip brightly | blasphemous.oaths, shrieks of pain, aad yooiferous Cnakg inch WISE EN R Wy. a. AY BRL AMD has removed fram hin lave HOLLOW AY’S ‘OINTMENT.
blushing, " . “ merriment, aud loud above the rest the voiee ef the} 60 Doz. Edinburgh ALE, 6 Cases CHAMPAGNR, ° y ge on Queen Street, eH aie

Blood’s x x x Porter, To ihe Corner of Great George S$ Kent Streets

iiesag?i: i-t! te isffer G oA ond would respectfailly” infirm) hiv fiieids and eustbitiets

eC j

ov ee . ih Bbls Hake Dd } 5, hat, by late. arrivals of direct importations: from EUROPE, | '
i Bags PEPPER he ‘has groatly added ‘to us i

pale mian, whoveried out : Tan ny 40“
| + Ah, doy! you speak of a mother and the 13th

“lof October, do you? ~ By Satan ! ‘it is for the lust
title,” ” fies eel we ta ee '

Bad Legs, Ulecrous Sores, Bad Breasts,
and Old Wounds.

No description of wound; sore or wicer dan resist the heal

Oh, what are the barries that Uright tree doth bear?
Peerless in beauty, that rose of the Roughty,
“That fawn of thé Valley, sweet Kate of Kildare!

i + ——Biemmete seklensens Sen (80 do BEG: in: a ; A P pm emt Oi :
lat — Ps enna — “As the cries became stifled, I was going out to al) Soldjoy Chests superior TEA, ois BARGEH STock Weapmpention pt hie aa _— ws nny at

—_— = 3 : bot . : SODA : vdily assume a healthy appearance wheneyer this medical

call Polard, as.be came in, Dhls Crushed SUGAR, . Casks. Washing eo a ntis applied; soutd fle) springs up trom th, bottom of

Hhds and Bbls, P. R, Hhds and Bbis ky R.
SUGAR,

6 Bbls. Red ONIONS,

. lth pe .

; AoDew Am NEON. Re SULIDRLAND retutns’ thanks ‘for’ the patronage

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY

oS clert Literature. ) |
ole ; ‘ “gud TOILET ARTICLES in yanety..

eon ensnontn mimo, Cpl idbiatannbiidan lth iieain dled rcntnen mmr

BOATSWALN ULRIK'S, CAP...

the wound, inflammation of the surrounding skin is ara sted
» jand a complete ‘and permanent cure quickly follow the use
of the ointiuent,

‘Go -qnickly,”’ said. 1, * they, are. killing one
another in there |’ se Lad
~fOh, pooh! captain, they're. only laughing:

MOLASSES,
6 Bbls Kerosene ate
20 Doz. Ah. BROOMS,

+ 23 . ’ a i s2 i ‘ ¥ +
they ig Borin, al ah Yeatat —A L§0—- ee ee so Tiberally extended to him sirce his residenes in'}Charlottes Piles, Pistubes, and Internal Inflammation
v7 ee hane Ea ta | he -—e ver 10 TAP CAMS | said . A large stovk of! Spices, Pickles, Fruit, Wee. /'a suitable |town, and hopes the same may_ be coutinucd, towards him | ‘These disressing and weakening disgases may with cae-
“As you will 1 it may be ¢ ance, bus so it is, oH ¢Pfas'UPE wulvthitiie to dd With it?’ he asked, for the season. trusting that, by aseidtileyab"hceancton in. evety branch of jtainty be cured by the stifforers themselves, if they will usa

Holloway's Oinemont, and closely ateend to. the printed in-

he will retain the’ éénfidence of the public.’”
‘ ag ond structions, It should be well. rubbed upon the neighboring

wi ‘The, above articles are of the very best idesediption, and bis profession,
ARY is uader the Doctor's own su-

‘ —Ulrik ?
Mow—Ulri will-be sold cheap for Cash. t#” The DISPENS
sae

It was, as well av T can remember, in) 1826, 1

wanted oue man to complete my ship's company,| ‘ Yos, captain ;, the tall, palo man’s name 18 Ulrik. LEMUEL McKAY. | pervision, t parts, when all obavaious matter will be removed. A: poul-
and sailors were af that timo very scarce in Brest.| [He ia a devil of 4 tellow, ahh stung as a windlass. Charlottetown, Doo 'l7, 1866, ; : Alde¥ce "te 'elie(?> + Pisin tice of bread and water may xometimes be applied at bed
for the goverument was fitting out several ships. t Yes. yes, he is in the fight. Bye quick, for ve | italy 5 ay a= gga mi ; ange COS OOF Ceratin. time with odvantage i the most, scrupulous cleanliness musa

Oue ef my triends, a captain of a frigate, recom-|are cutting one another's throats, Do you hear] © CHARLES QUIRE ’ er otspkonn. May ié, be observed. If those who read this paragraph will bring it

under the notice of such of their acquaintances whom it may
eonvorn, they will render a service thatwill never be forgot.
efi, as a cure is certain,

Rheumatisin, Gout ‘and Neuralgia.
Nothing has ‘the power of réduciag inflammation and sul’.
puing ee Wi these complatats in the same degree Ly Mollo-
~ oo . saan |AWHY's cooling Ointment and purifyiAg Pills. When used
Peteorson’s™ amitiar Science jsimultanvousiy they drive"all nélatiurhetion and depravitios
A BOOK, FOR EVERYBODY ! from the system, subdusand remove all enlargement'of the
PUYHIS Work, which is intended for the usc of Familes it, aud leave the sinews and muscles ‘lax and uncontract=
aud Schools, contains a vast fund of useful information|®4» A eure may always beeifected, even under the worst
) pte cireumptance. if the use of these medicines be persevered in

hruptions, Sculd flead, Ringworm, aad
other Skin Diseases.

mended my applyiug to Yvon Polard,' who kept ajthose cries?’ a ye . ; [UFACTURB
er ty ey aud was one of the-gtcatest crimps in) * Bub! there's no harm done, captain ; small rain MANUFAC TURBRQF

Ex JANE, from Halifax, N. 8.,
4 Punchéous MOLASSEd, , :
10 Hhds. brgiht SUGAR,
etal For sale by + ‘
; ‘ .. OWEN: CONNOLLY
Charlottetown. September 19, 1846. 4 i

the country. : will beat down a heavy squall. Have you made Ss Q TARE ROD» 6
These crimps are really very useful people; they|your ehoice 7’ an a% wend ariel. -
idvhdta thalrhorses such sailors as are unemployed., .‘Firet of.all, Master Polard, two of them were GENT’S BRIGHT®
and without bread; lodge them, take greet eare of/sdead drunk !’ ; ate S
them, fatten them up, aud then when a captain of a} “I will lay a wager that they were Cavalier and i a ARB
ship wanting a erew. presents himself, he enters into} Jangras.’ ' ee =.
an agreemeut with the crimp, chooses his men, aud) .! apesibiy.s the two others appear to me to be a NATO RAL LEAT
eneroas)} 8 whatever they may owe to their|couple of pirates. ; r > ae —— ¢ om f
heat oat af the advance ‘whi ety sailor has to Al! the little light-haired one—is if not wiGOoD SMOKIN 6 GOR AC Gor, ar -aad Bern be ge questions aacatelas Gh
réceive on the diy’he ships on board a new Vessel {and tho great black fellow, “You are right—they| * 9, * ii" | | Gerstondl by all, '*Pesohierd, and Paplis prcpariny themeelves
It is therefore in some measure, a white slave!are two hang-dogs, two carrion rascals, . -I-was re- ‘|for the profession of sehoolsteaching, as eilbeske any com:

il viet de a
QUEEN STREET,

j tradd 22 ATE. 1800s commended to you by brave Captain B——, and I ; ; ‘ etitive examination, could not have. more useful boook: "| ager fomentation with warm wate, the ‘Wenteet Witefeadd
' So I hunted out Yvon Polard in the rne de la} will not deceive you’ ‘The only one here who would Charlottetown, - ae P.E. I. —— in Ue cee ibe Rad By REILLY. "| peediest eure cant be-rendily obtained in all complaints affee-
Sonris, and found him at the sign of the Consting-jsuit yon is Ulrik. Te is strong, and a sober fellow, Janvary.%6, 1867. ly ite dh tat a te ting the skin and joints, y the simultancous use of the Oint

ment and Pills. But it must be remembered that nearly all
jskin diseases indicate 'the depravity ot the blood andderange
ment of the liver and stomach, consequently, in eases,
time is required to purify the blood, which will be effected by
@ judicious use.of the Pills, The geneaal health will readily
be impruved, althouh the eruption may be. driven out more

Sloop. Thé-strect is very Glihy, uarrow, and dark,|but devilish gloomy aod silent.”
sndh it as necessary to go down eight or ten steps} - Weill, then,, let me have Dlrik,’ said I pensively.
to get into the principal room of thé public house.|* You mnat send him on board to me as soon as the
‘This sort of cellar is so dark, that were it not for/morning gun has fired.’ '

ay we Beene © TaN
‘LANDS TO LET..
ng be let for a term of 4 years, from lst MAY next, that

wiluable property situated in the Royalty,-about one

the aid of some iron lamps, it would be impossible

to see eyen at noot-day. to receive tho aavauce money ?”

When I reached the foot of the steps, a short.
thick-set man, with a red head, and who had Jost

oue apm, came to) me aod civilly inquired what 1)board, with Ulrik.
wanted. | When Lhad told him, he very cunningly |cadin.

winked his, eye, made a sign recommending me to
be silent, and took me by the tand; he then led me
thromgh w passage, and after having walked a few
minutes, I found myBelf iv-a sthall reom lighted only
by a species of loop-holo.

Yvon thew said to me in a whisper: ’

‘ As you please—I shall expect y
The mext morning at daybreak,

* Captain,’ said Polard, ‘ here is
mentioned to-you.’

me.
‘ Where did you sail last ?’

oe.er
Polard came on

T made them both come into my

Ulrik, the man I

*L have just arrived trom Lima, Captain, pas-|

*Captaia, you haye ouly to look through the hole|aenger on board the brig Alexander.’

you see in that* partition and listen ; LT have only
tive pair of tarry trowsers lelts they ace in there
carrying all sail; amusing themselves. finely, til!
they shove off to sea again. Yuu will be able to
form kh Opinidh'oi them; they will presently be as
drunk as soldiers, and then you know, captain, when
thé grog is ou board, they, show what they really
You will make yoar choice accordinglw, and

voices, were filling their glasses for them ; they were
all druuk, 0? uearly so.) In about five migutes, two
of the men-tall under the table. od
There’ temained three; one a lad about twenty,
fair aud rosy as a yotng girl; the second was a
sug@barnt, atrong looking fellow, well, made, an
might have been near forty ;.as to the third, I coul
not see his face, for it was concealed by his hand on

which it was leaning.

‘For old alligators with salt skins, they can carry],

bat d d little sail,’ said the-youngman, disdain-

fully kicking the two men who had fallen, and whol,

rolled uniler*the benches. ‘Come, uow, Wooden-
leg, pour me out some liquor—fiil then, fill, for my
throat is as hot as a furunace,’ aio

He addressed himself fo one of the two women,

* Passenger ?’
* Yes, captain,’
.* Why uot a.seaman ?’

serviee.’”

‘As you please; but I would
your taking med: rer 7 yt

‘Why? + osu 7
‘I know myself, captain.
‘Do not pay any attention to w

Polard, * he is d fellow 3b,
wd paths hot at waging?
necr,

sleep and eat where he caa.’

worse for you.’

you
setting up the shrouds, aud are goi

* Well, never miad, I engage you.
chest on board, and we willthen settle what he owes
And you, my lad, go on deck there ; they are

‘Because I was a passenger, captain.’.
‘Aad what were you doing at Lima?’ :
* 1 had sailed in the south seas, ia the Columbian

‘Al, the devil! Tlare you any’ certificates ol

not recommend

Ss “5?

hat he says,’ said oy

ides he owes. me
if will ‘be Be

will turn him out ot doors, aud he may go

* Well, then captain, take’ me—but. so much the

Polard, send his

ng to yard a top-

sail; we will see what you know aboot it. Go,

‘ Enough, Captain. I shall go with hi, of course, mile distant from the City of Charlottetown, fronting on

the/St« Peter's oad on one side, and on the lower oyalty
Road and on the Hillsboro’ River on the other siile, and
containing nearly 200 acres, known, as the ‘+ Belvidere
Farm,” part of the Estate of Captain George Lenzeley,
Esq. R, Ny The property being so well situated as to
road and water trentage, that ic can be let in, two, three or
four separate tenements, and will be let together. or separ-
ately as may, be desired, No wood, trees or brashment of
any kind to be cut unless for use on the farins, © Seale!

‘Come here,’ said I to him; and he approached |tenders for the whole or any: part or parts thereof will’ be

e Subscribers until the 16th MARCH next, »
D, BRENAN,

“uJ é D, HODGSU
Charlottetown, Dee, 19, 18 66. em

BUTLER’S CATECHISM
Sold by the 100.
rue Subser‘ber offers for sale at his Book Store, Kent
Stree, BULLER'S CALECUISM by the dozen
or the hundred. 'Having printed the edition hinwelf, he will
sell them ‘by»wholesule aul rotail cheaper than they can be
imported or purchased elsewhere im the ¢ viony, As thin is
also the only edition in the Island bearing the approbation of
H's Lorpship the Mashop of Charlggtewwn,, tt is Unepefor:

received by

variety of other goods. Give us a call und we will give you

value for your money,
_E. REILLY:

January 16, 1867. Sin
BRITISH PERLODICALS.

The Edinburgh Review, (Whig.) .

The West ter Review, (ladical,)

The North British Review, (reo Ulvurch.)
AND

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory)

The London Quarterly Review, (Conservative.)

HESE foreign perioilicals arc regularly tepublished by
‘us in the same style as heretofore. Those who know
them and who have long subscribed to them, need) no re-
minder; those whom, the civil war of the last few years has

"| when greatly tacilitates the process ot teethmg, by sottening

| MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Vhysieian, presents to the
attention of nrothers, her ‘

Soothing Syrup,
Hor Children Teething,

the gums, reducing all inflaramation—will allay allpain and
spasmodic action, and is

SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Dependupon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTU TO YOUR INFANTS,

freely than before, and which should be promoted; perseve-
rance is” nec@ssary, a
Sore Throats, Diptheria, Quinsey, Mumps
and all other Derangements
of the Throat.
On the appearance of any ot these maladies the Ointment?
should be well rubbed at least three times a day upon the
neck aud upper part’ of the chest, so as to penetrate to the
glands, as saitis forced into meat: this course will at once
remove inflammation and ulceration, The worst cases will
yield to this treatment by following the printed directions,

Serofula or King’s Evil and Swelling of
the Glands. '

This class of cases may D2 cured by Holloway’s purifying

We have put up and sold this article for over thirty years,
and ean sity with confidence ‘and truth of it, which we have |
never been able to say of any other medicme—never has it |
failed, in a sinyle instance, to-effecta cure, when timely used, |
Never did we know. an ingtanve of dissatisfaction by any)
one who used it, On the contrary, all are delighted witis

moat experienced and skilful nurses in New England, and
has beon used with never failing suceoss in

THOUSANDS OF CASES.

Tt not only relieves the child from pain but invigorates th:
stomuch and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and
energy to the whole systent, It will almost instantly re.

lieve .
GRIPING IN TIE BOWELS, AND

WIND COLIC

and overcome convulsions, which, if not speedily remedied
endindeath. We believe it the best ial ced poses in
the world, in all cases of Dysontery and Diarrhoa in childs
ren, whether it arises from teething, or fiom any other
cause. We would say to every mother who has a clilld out.
fertng from any of the torgoing complaints—do not let your
prejrdices, nor the prejudices of otters, stand between your
suifering child and the relief that will be sure—yes, absolately
sure—to follow the use of this medicing, af timely used, Full
directions far usin will accompan bottle. None

Pills and Ointment, as thoir double netion of purifying thy
blood and strengthemng the system renders them more aff-
able than any other gemedy for all complaints of a scrofulo
nature, As the blood is impure, liver, stomach ad bowels
being much deranged, require purifying miedicin to bring
about a cure,

are. Pepi i i ’ ‘atholic s 1th de ; {ts operations, and speak in teros of tughest commendation , . ' - 7 ye 7
you-and.L ean arrange matters, I must Jeave you, sereicn ? oe sex step old Catholic should procure a copy of it ia mgt ofvet wd medical Virtues. Wash in Ole Both the Oinimant nd phat a used in the fo. (owing
aptain.” : ‘No, oi Missa! : 1 > Week matter “what wedo know,’’ after thirty years’ expericace, ‘ ‘ i e ,
: a ‘pesped thronfly the hole arid saw five sailors} ‘ Not any 7 Boeke “Dlstouisal! Deligncen s Cantoeecak Meret rite plodge oabhiis coat for the pment of what we here ce boa . Ny ak Fett gg sorvaippiee”
( : ‘ ty & ¢ . ‘ie “pt ea i ’ rlare, most every instance w ej if. : ‘ “nr . ~
‘ sitting round a, black, greasy, table, lighted by the} ‘Ah, yes! I have @ certificate from the captain) Poericol and Scientific Works by the best authors ; ‘choice tating tréat pa iid Uateousthons’ telnet WAIN belo ; iy iad Bovis Chap ptd ‘Hands [Glandular ‘~ 4Sore-throate :
j doubtinl glimmer ofa lamp. Two drunken women, |of the Alexander. ere itis.’ — acd gE ay eo 99 ppg gee oF tweenty minutes after the syrup is bdininistéred. rane popes pete (Sutts) ye + hes J
‘ : : nag : : ‘ : . Pu > ee! Nk edgors 8 Migs baat : , Bites of Mos- | Cancers wWinbag Sore-
with flashing eyes, disordered hair, and husky A very good one. Will you sail with me # Slates, Paper Blinds, Beads, Crosses and Medals; and a Tiss veluablv preparation is:the prescription af one of thd pig cia a iGontragted and Piles - non

Sand-tlies Sit Joints Rhewmatiom | Ulcers
Covo-bay Eleéphantiasis’ {Scalds Yaws! Wounds

hold at the tistablishment of Paorrason Hounoway, 224
Strand, (new Lanple tar,) Londen ; aad by all, reg
Vrugsises and Deaiers in Medicine throughout the civilised
world, ut the gllowing pricess—ls 14., 28. 9., &s, 6., Lle.,
22s., and 33s. each Pot. bd

*.* There is a considerable saying by taking the darger
Bes

N. B.—Diroctions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed to each box.
Adgust 7, 1563 :

CHARLOITETOWN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE” COMPANY.
BOARD, OF. DIRECTORS: .... |

Sena Fy

Wituan Brown, Esa., Dresident, ‘

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He quickly emptfed its Blass, and continued, I éandot but! adknowledyze that the eccentricity of oe euhen stam ooh ar uae poi coe Bowie Vr on the gee ae Pat aes world, toe Hie Fe ting wi. wintigny Boat: 't
after wiping his mouth on his sleeve, and addressing this man had singularly interested mey and it was] wii) assurediy bo well pleased to reovive accredited reports| Principal Oee’ No. 48 Dey: Gtivet, New York, eva @albdek: rly Mt. Thomas Bs dues
a his suo-burot companions: so" : this that had decided me to engage him. Moreover,|of the progzeas of Luropean science andwJiterature, 4 Price, only $6.eents per Bottle. (4) 64.4.6 Mr. Artemas Lor Mr. Bertram Moore, iy
Pe * Have you doubled the capo; too, Pierre, eh! my pe counléda th Kioothy, aad puydcbial, fe on taga saya’ ‘|’ QOet. 6. 1866, hy ly | Owen Connally Baa, + By ane ent ay
3 old shipurate ?” ipeslace” ey jad notli HH eethe ly bad tn it. TERMS FoR 1867; Py R. REDDIN 4) Mark Butcher, Esq. Mr, William Weeks,
oO ‘No,’ replied the other, ‘bot I think that we aro! Before eight days had elapsed, I had appointed A ae pp a Ss . per wor oa | Risks taken Daily.
: veoring ont Our enabled firriously, aod-if we should/Dlrik as boatswain, for never was there a sailor} 5, i vl : . ‘ , Ofiice hours from 10a) meted peme 6 |
get ; ae we should have as much left of our|méfe skilful, more netive, ‘niore ‘intelligent; or. who! an a ple Fg petal ‘ diate aa nae Mtorney wil Barrister ut Law, ie ‘ Hi. PALMER, Secretary,
moothi’s advan ai We could put. tuto the eye ef a/better understood his. siuess, 3 For all tpn af the Reviewa = . 12,00 com : , ” odin ee “e
porpoise and not make him squivt either,’ He perforniéd his - tiew witlt tlie Bicdtest regu-| For preword a Magazine Lt un at +p Oo VEYANCBER, met pete GE Nl te 1807, Kio 5
* Bah! bah! we will ship ourselves here, ani then/larity, never went on shore, and when hig work wan) £0r 206 As he Wether baat of Bs eet © si cE “STREET CLOTHING "ST
the Sess foreign port we “arrive at, we will give Jeg Jonds eieedtd go afd seat himself. it the niizzeu rut Aekiood ant bg lee Recents uy the: Office---Great George-St,, Charlottetown, k ENE ATE Ra pl bight G STC nah
bail} get On board another ship, and away we go./¢hain-wales, apd there he would remain for hours Por Blackwood and thé four Reviews, = = 16:00 (Near’ the Catholic Cathedral.) "” i} pysel sda tem, the Followi ou wee fea]
and do_the ecapiain—as we did at Saint Thomas's, peee: gloomy aod silent. aye Saue wit Did Oe pedi Seas pp Black, Tundeto anc Doe a FA mm esi
you know—eh } my boy 7. cya “The crewy w feared him ast ey did the deyil,) *** POSTAGE, teh ugust 22,1866, _.. Et hp 4a x : ——
. i By hey ‘it watt enougtt—-we made forty|had giver hi wt dae. of the Undertaker. When sent by mail, the ’osraos to any_part of the United Sd The above Oevtsag Mpa ames Preece png Fall and Wis

e, clidge, aa our “old ¢ ws} Haying,complesed my -londiagy. Lt set «sail, on) States ve ae «four Cents 4 year for **Biack- _ . had nich es eae Bed to the P
obliged to fe , ae Siders instead of us, and they Friday, the 21st of Novambar, avd went out of port) wood,” and but J at Bons a year for cach of the Re- : araceinave'ie. ie I ano paagrnd Pye cd
managed the Vessel so badly in.a squall, thatthe/with a nice breese from the 3 +E. I was bound for alacdifidies” Waa’ Gpbilit beak miehbben dk’ the ‘Boab Wie i : ‘ite | tring continually, READ Y- {ADE CLOTHING in"
Patite-Nanctte ran ashore in the parrow channel, aud| Bifesiok Aytes, | etigeed thten, eed es (ONDER ROMA PATRON AGG] GNF Cun Sack Conta | ie ea
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: had not spoken a word, suddenly raised his head,| ‘Captain, I forewarngd y replied, s¥ithso| .. ..» FARMER'S GUIDE, lish Nobility dnd Ginitry,’as well as by the most shies we ite , PA ‘RICK RELLY. '
r acd casieinats tthe: , lent |: serious and solemo an air, that onld not avoid) hy Hawny Srauxws, of Edinbargh; andthe late J. P. distinguished Americans, whom business or Ottobigd 361880 : TRI oped LY.
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