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gad especially the insurrection in Cyet iw . We have also saiisfactory accounts from
mes of the i ema : vet : othe districts whi i will doubticss receive
ott ny aAnouncemenu#t (bat pera cial 4 mation When thre pu on Com

20 n . Binet bass 6s iw cate lee) su iwed at this chance.
, e ‘ j ‘| \ i w that the (ues ratiis ticepiten fh ul

Worn heef anrva t hie : oot etl thou rh ulyected 4 wu stormo
ss alin t 4 i | j Vee ' dl PPHOorTance, ve
that cit s iniitenees weakencd 1 ea int i,

Tix r) _- . wid ecertaia t Pa reason & i

oll ection were allowed to ope It was ¢

sa ark, SAYS that t com arnt mh : , + trom the « io = ro ote ae he
sen Maines te all ae ae we the torn i st that the pie ent avanaos.e resources vu!

aiiician: iad tle tinea % tae colony could not support its peoplesand tl
: os ee ; t an * Change Miasteome, There has been a gi:

siidiatie Hy, : r, lochwe in the condition of ont peor te!

; uit verry which it is, beyond the peter of

Na j taku meas! te capa : i Government te arrts: Ou
re wwe it. cpand and thrive in a ¢ respoudiu Ces ve

: ‘ , , i 0 one in th Th fail to see t

Wreexs on rue Barvisn istes.—The Wieck contrast the condit s of cuuse and effect. and
Rezister of the British Isies durmg the last}, at over the ruimous Causes we are at present
veer shows the number of casualins to have! | werleas mh,

' 1 Léob, of which Bae tn py cutters, = (Mt \ verv severe pacrirena Vinhodaly Island on
the whole number O10 resulted mm total lo-s, the 22nd and 23rd ult. [i St. John Ss. ** chimney
and the remainder in prota tiaal damae, more 1} é tons and roof tiles were scattered ubout in
less serious. It is somew hai remarkahie that) i» cat profusion, back and front do. ese sed |
while 470 total losses took peace from Catises | “into smithereens, and fenees ar dl { stock |
other than cullisions, S45 were caused y © 66 abteweul —. » : ,
ee a ie : 0 hE NS d o ‘att : Hrs rea ul in ewe S hvel '\ ty e. Ai
: storm was verv severe throu Alike the Island
tion, 2S ave from the ship or her equipmes'S) At Harbor Grace the sh ppins in port suffered
Icing detective, and o0 vessels found red frou) severely. At the wharf of Measra, Ridley &
UlseT WO thane ss. So, ag » OF the O66 POW) Sons three vessela were damaved to the extent |
losses caused otherwise thau by collisions, 157} of rep ted to have been the result of ¢ CG Ee ae } \ tial up ae
a TT ie deltas Maat area em " ited, ’ <4 ac ae Ssces te ts in. Phe Shed}
ESNESS, ‘tar htc a wight ig *yatthe Patent Sin was completely blawnd mwa, |
and the SCINGEE (rol Calses Ue ved | “| At Carbonear there was creat destruction of'|
Reese. PROVE oP During et ee Oe: LO property lhe force of the wind may be rea
{25 ves weedy } . ko . . en pees ‘ ' the fact that on oue farm at this place
scaworlliiiess, a ™ hp shiet a . 3 nity two trees were Llown down, s ne of |
prom ty bah oe Seer on Sees ee hund, w hv e three feet in eireumlerence. At Bis
o human HVes. hop's Cove two men and a boy, vumed Smit}

4 Daub correspond k,| Were hurried into eterwity by the upsettius of
paper say The ni u { hel in nee It appears tinal the men went o
che arriealtaral and tals board of a large boat for the purpose of moor

» who wre returning t s/ing her safely, and when returnins to the shore |
dutty increasin ri is by no menns attri the punt wee Caeuaadte the sea, and the poor
ka Wada teliauisan. “wh doubt some) fellows drowned. From Torbay, Oderin, and
will have 1. Probab wv the state ol thi vs al) othe precace Stoere are ap | TG boly 1 dinys of loss

‘

was vot found Phe loss of

Atiantic
by th

of the
Was CX}

Caj a Cook, ot the
Reve wee Cruiser, whie hy throws h collision, be

the other side

_

oe suen as ects al m ujou

hin Weis

and

thrown

ho ae

, ms

on Saturday last, the
backed of the wharf © Me

1

; > ’
2, and lus inte saved atter hi

be \ mud the vehi

; custom of Kome was the eastom of all the na-| |

had sunk twice, and been 15 minutes in the
water, The horse beeame ent ‘ ie) tiie
hurness, and perished by Ww « a {
i injured id | Ley peeve
o>
The Detecates From Caxapa to Fxcianp
ast, suvs that © just before the mail lefi L i
t Sth ult Lord Ca VON received
elewyata ta hh Fla Exeetioney the ¢ Vt :
' H \ { » his viei- 4

te i ey i et tin pipes oC each SUP pied Wi rs Hits s Subs Tih are tnalry
new aed ily omeersebattnay as soon as thie at AUCTION, on THURS

) instawt, wt IP o'el

eh wee a LOLOL el

’ SALE.

ky A mM, ut the

AHS.

eted to SELL
DAY, the

Stove of J

&c. &c.

ihe estate, Whied eo ure ie ineuagy she? es apar ,
cl grt eonbhesinbaeptetety a my : nite tie : KUBERTS KCKAKRT. Water street, ail the
at Pieginore after the guests depart, Phe Poinee sii. i,
is dordoef the weed, and bas tanght the Princess STOCK IN TRADE,
\ dirk onilcGit al Pir te ooh ft ” a
+ stucke elgarettes Phe ash boxes” thot Cice unitase,
tund on the rare marble tables are artisticaliy

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precious sloues, “4
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designed, in’ solid gold, aod embellished with consisting of
3 qnett er casks B \ 1 cask
Pang a 1 cask Bonet bon Wriskey, bdo
Tus Rowan Depring —AD immense majo b part east Comdiions aaa Stine
’ ile , : e leet : : ‘ op Patch, B cues
{¥ of wen in Rome never ighted a candie, 20 cused Ofaret, 3 dv
unless sometimes at early dawn And the} {bil Champagne Cider, 12 bbs

do Copperas,

tions that lived eroand the great pond of the : “ Par : yore
FA j “ Pree “oe > roXEeES olCcO, @ CHES
Mediterranean, In Athens, Egypt, Paloatine, 20 qtis Codiish, 3 half

Asia Minor, everyWiete, the Ancients went

to bed, like good boys, frou tu 9 o'clock. | 3 Desks, I Letie

1 Table,

2 Office Chairs,

iL Wasbstand, 1} Map
Carpeting, Oi) Cloth and Mat,

£3 Terms at Sale.

in the stations and the habits of the ancients,

do so at this day.
Se —_—

A Sarnia (Canady) paper, sars that five

— see 3P i ida , CARVELL BRO
ue Lure he RET tg k perorei men were drowned at the mouth of the! oy 45 1864 ere
t Potlock- Pa Lng Loe | Sauble river a jew megits ago, by the Upset [tn
Wy f the bulunce in anothers} iny of a boat. Jt appears two small boate Jointing
sil My : , rint vi nd oe

sooth t

Meo th Herald.

$ OCet 38 than four days.-
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NEWS BY TEL

Mh eRAPH
Oar C

bnish

jlonial papers of Saturday's date

the followings late telerranhic communica

htions from the

Loag, Oct. 127—P. M.

the city of Mexico seys that
\inist y, th uch aha lous,

nothing t » restore

The compact

NEW
A letier from

| Maximilian’s new

ws done public confidence.

the Empc

between ‘or and t

fur: |

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land died.

| Chureh party: required the latter to i pay over to
j tha former twenty-five million dollacs for the
| restoration of their power,

The hisses with which President Johnson}

vreeted on his touer had been a source of

fratifieation to MaXimilian.

was

of whom Went out with exarcerat d ideas of ame a total wrec k at St. Pet ee Is record \ } .
; Ms : : " tane met vive ot meric Yonsul
the fortunes which are easilv to be made amone the lanwntable disasters eaused by the Pits ee ae eo American Consul,
: 4 . ' 1 ~ the ¢ it Conlederut 3 made speeches, in hic]
America. Here at home laborers wayes a sale. Daring chestorm the French wan-of-wa aT , ‘ cto 7. Asmat etl ae nae» 4
looking up. During the harvest women ¢ Abondauce. aad fifteen meichant vessels, were | MCS CSteiee thew native se cary pansy
te ts a . Maximilian « mprets another civil war in the
heiis have

been paid two shillin sj also wrecked at that place, lavolvins a loss of
venty-foat
A corre spoudent
Fortune Bay on the

gazed m the
and sixnence a day, and in
reeived thet liet: and at Wat

addition, have | s lives,

fo d. the anav| of the Times, writing from

4, who neretuf

sideteirt, ire were paid five shillin -s 27th ult., thus sums up th
a day. are | w in the re eipt of seven shilli 3} el ‘cts of the sad visitation :—
aday, which, it has been truly remarked, is “Settlinys time is past, and a sad one it hus
m we than many nen of education aud indus ‘ been, lony to be remembered. On Sata day,
ous able te eroure. | Sept. 22d, a fearful gale devastated this coast,
iia - ;: | every p ace has oe d more ¢ a Al-
ena + diallae most allithe men aed craft were at Harbor Bri-
GREAT FIRE IN QUEBEC. ton settling. At that, th the oul f: nt ros,
: : ae : | rreat indeed s—som driven from theirm orings
We learn that. by a telegram received at| an 8 or 9 miles, and then were beached.
MeNeili's Reading Room this morning, a dis-} Others were driven ashore the harbour.
estrous fire has vecurred at Quebec, destroyinz | 5 ig gp Bwee hors, tag Bs ty in. _ There was
dred hous-a, ("2° fife. At St. Peter's many lives were

the immease number of fiffeen huy

The telegram

'
ost and vesss

destroyed. At almost every

not state when the fire| harbour great injury was done. Some

3 . .
GOCsS
i npeopie

broke out, but as we have mail papers as late mt their whole « itch of fish by the

as Saturday from St. John and Halifax, which | /'0™, Perera d stages being bioundewn dt | WGlad\y,:bed.time permitted, woul] we
; iid that several houses at Fortune are des-| seen tore of the delizhifal [stand of’ Pri

' ’ ; 1 that Lt t Fort les- | f the deliz | fstand of Pri |

do not say anythin, res; ig the matter, (he troved. Ax yet the actual damage has not been| Edward. Those who in summer require al

. . " . , . y +e . . y* : !

presumption is that the fire occurred yesterday. | ascertained. thanze of air, sea bathing, and a pure ocean |

We will, of course, zive the details of this greit he dogs are again at their depredations of| atmosphere, with beautiful land seapes to gaze |

srvato

an ohse ry
}
On the

sheep killing, The Ne
Heart's

lisaster in our next No., if they should comet } pt yer he
: is to be erected at Content.

hand in time for the purpose.

Sega Se ss | memorandum, was picked up at sea near Pla

an * " | centia :—
TO CORRESPONDENTS. “
™ “SI m Montreal to Derry,
. ? ; : , os Sunday "66; Bank of St. ae
THe communication of “ Enquirer,’ resnect- " ° : af ‘
: ' mm wewl upt. Murray, of
ing an allezed attempt to corrupt by bribery} All well. nicks this bottle, please
one of the Prince Edward Island Delezates, | "eport to J. Cuaimens, Gowa
while at the Quehee Couference—has been re- ACCOUNTS IFOM Maoragor spean OF SumMe Suc-
, ; ‘ { ecdl she that coast re {
ceived, and will re are Cousiderat ' , ;
erring Catch Wilk Ue Lhe le est lor mau
| verses. des . a ‘
i { 1 3
Ve s¢ ¥ ~ are | fen i ui t : +4

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» I . i V t ‘ Dus batt r ‘ , wo my UAP N
sivie of ti isu . ’ tilis j » Breton re < ¢ thet P )
ve BOLE TO FIVE & Pact tut iin ah cary ws ) las of | Hee Edwa P| Ist 1 arrived here

-_———-——_— a om on fuesd iv iastl. Durin 4 hus breil stay

‘ »}) His Exee y made a hurried vis Seve

We give Ie place ir, In OU tito : a1 7 a ,
t bb Mines, and vould have cor tet
‘ ulnus, to an resting « rt exution res- his j tended visit to others had not Dressis

peetings the Cape Dretou Mines, kindiy prepared | pt biic duties connected with his sovernment,
by a mest intelligent corre ? ident, at our rigs: 4 ; eney Por : ote te ’ wto the f
slay. Governor Dundas is pos
« 3 | 7 cr ae | v iad t 45 ; .
jest ki Ex 5 t I t ’ erp - Sl a vs ond wsreeabl. dintiers. and
ecenutiy vierted t se Mines und we bel u vestiona.y is a we who wi ili with
he was. like ali other stransers, very dee; dignity and grace the d position he has
“tn . ° the privilese to enj ¥ as Representative i
impressed with the vast importance of t i : ah i i‘ ‘
i ajesty the prosperous and } ly Island of |

|
rince is dward. We have good vethwda
statement thet His Excelleney was
pleased with this part of Cape Breton and of

As there Py

mueral wealth which they exhibit.

} brought

for the
is a proba vility of our being into |
closer political relations with Cape Breton and
Nova Scotia than now exist between us, | nessed in its Mineral resources. As an evidence |
considered the occasion of His Excellency’s} of his intrepidity, and determination to be fully
visit very suitable for solicitin, the information
Dundas descended the several
and thoroughly examined the under-
rround operation at Sydney Mines and
we are indelied for the communication referred | Little Glace Bay; whilst at Bridgeport and
Lingan he gained access tu the works through!
| the slopes. ”

. . ‘ ed, Governor
touching the money value of the connection we Rtg
- ' : “gp ** shalts

may soon be expected to form, and to which s, both

to.
ee
~ <<

; er —-—-—~ape-- —---
Ws cheerfully give a prominent place inoor| Referring to Mrs. Stevenson’s Concerts in

editorial department to an interesting comm. | Now Branswick, the St. John Morning News,

nication from a geutleman—a native of this | s lof'a late date, says :—
land, we believe—who was lately an officer in|

Army,

many of the stormy cuntlicts of the late ci

“ The Charlottetown people owe a deht of
had se« 1! grutitude to Mrs.. W. Stevenson for
il lertions in behali’ ¢f the poorer sufferers by the
| destructive tire in that city. She
| has d in their aid, reeeiving here assistanee
trom the Cordelia’ s Glee Ciub, and other ama- |

the American Federal who

war, and who is now enjoying some reward f

his gallant deyotiva to the interests of the eka n

by holding an office under the Washin stun G » jteurs, The ativudance at the concerts given
‘ 0 tf , tie | aS lite respectable. We could have wished,
ont. ur gallant friend is uo less al, e| neat ver, that it was much more numerous
to wield a pen than a sword, as our read ‘rs will! tan it was.”
perceive ; aud they will rejoice with us that | e| ’ , “ena ee “ee
’ We are informed that the Hon. Alex. Keith,

promises ts communicate with us, occasional v, | who bas lately returned from a visit to ‘anada,
from the staud| purchased while there 10,000 bushels of barley,
and that the ar-
Meriitt, on

‘rT pussa re from Toronto to this | lace. We be-
lieve that a larze quantity of the grain formerty
used inthe at of Mr. Ki ‘ith
itained from PB. E. istaud.—Haulifusr Evening
} kecpn €s3.

on American public affairs,

| “a rere i , : tes
point which he oceupics at Washin ston. jad a iarge quantity of hops,
$m sare now ou board the steamer

S_ a eo
LATE AND DISTRESSING NEWS FROM)
NEWFOUNDLAND.

The Halifax British Uolonist, of the 9th inst.,
Ly la
from St. John’a, N. F., gives the following

establishme Was ob

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| Crops in Canapa. — The Ottawa Citizen
SYS : * but tor the very untaveurabie weathe:
which has vis.ted the Province fur ihe past few
weeks, the harvest would have been one of the

noticing the arrival of the Mail Steamer

gloomy picture of the state of affairs in the |
sister Island Colony :—

Distressing intellizence comes from
foundiand. The failure of the potatoe crop
awl the disastrous fishery of the past season
foreshaduws a very unpleasant state of thin ss
during the ensuin 5 winter. Utter misery sta. es
the fishing population in the face, and the on'y

jmeost bountiful ever known in the ex
Previous tu the advent of the maitinued
ains, smiles claddened the features of the farm-
ing community at the prospect belore

out promise of abunda

miuityey.
| P
sew loner ce
.

them.

oats, wheat, corm, and tuber crops, held
nt yield. Th

watery clement wee k ulter

© Consizgnt

ie arity: fr down of the

quarter to which they cal look fur assistance is | wee k. with on! iy OCccastol val ye rlinapses of the sun,
the Government, wit such aid as the chavitalle | jad gradually changed the pre spect, and when
soewties in existence may have at their disposal. fine weather did come, it was. knuwe-thit a
Conte: tua polaat inns r this state of affai the edit v1 great part of the crops had beenso damaved as
of one uf i he local papers rema: ks:— to be almost entire 5 worthless. Yy It k

“* Men may resist chanve if they will; but| certain, bas been very much damaged; outs
some radical change must take place befiire | have, in some cases, sprouted; corn hiss been
the cirrumstances of the cownti y can be jia-| frost d aud uriested in ra rowth: while the

hus hy eh

enemy of the pot
, he searce

sud ravazcs.

| old

proved. The credit and pauper systems have
making

utoe, the re ia,
dowe their work so effec tually, th: it it is h ype ii

Oats wil

less to expect that they will ever be voluntarily | when compare d with last yeao's sejyly.
aband es. “y the prese it aystem of thines ex ———

tinuing. Union with the other Provinces of Tux X.— Ala UNE Dasast ERS
fers a reasonable hope of eflecung thie change :| There was a heavy gale ou Saturdi iss the 2: iv
and it lics with those, who are su violently « ult., on the banks of Newfoundiaid a dt

posed to Confederation, to show what ott r| astern cuast of Nova Seotia, causing se ~~ é

means can be devised to unprove the conditiv:
of the ecrrurit Je si
The jvestion of Confederation continnes to
he d scuased. The
realize the faet that Un
Vinees offers the

} d *AaSLEIS. The f Hlowing are already Peps
i e Eudora, Uiitoa, master, trom Ardros
ut hee, ran ashore at St.’ Pau "9 Js

I Crew
to Sydher.

bit i
san for
vevinning to! land, and be
ion with the other Pro- | Part of mat

hopes for bet-| The Erdura wiusa
:

Sived

Tew ile are t

ouly reasonable haryue of 70s is. andl was

. “ee . ‘ : ‘ : 1 . M * } j
tering their condition. The St. Johu’s Chroué-| owned DW Messis. A. & G. Durkee and Db. Hii-|
cle telis us :-—— j toons, and was insured in the Commercial and

“The time will soon come when this colo y | Acadian oflices of Yariaouth, $5600 each.

the Banks we
the followin effect :—
Morris er vodwin,

W vod 3 Har

i mm the shippin Reet ou
bas e jiitecil rence to

Schr. Heber, of Pulmico,

wil! have to declare itself. and we are glad to
Se evidences that assure ws of the tri mph f
‘uion. It will be remembered that a awe n \
Was Z at up here some time since by the a I- master: (ei. Williams, at
Confederates, and while , nu doubt, a Praveen amtbhor, James MeCormisky, mastei
ray of si enatures was obtained, as a certain ki.d) Elvira, of Cariington, were dismasted
Can he oltaimed to do ais} thins, no attempt! abandoned, their crews being rescued hy
was made outside of St. Juin’s, Trinity, Fer: y-| Start. Capt. of Burrinston
land and Harbor Grace, and in the latte gplace| Sehr. d. rson, Josiah Sears,
the defeat of the exper inn “it Was 8i
hibited. Tia: nigh backed by power fui influences,
het a duzen si rhatures ae he proeul red
that town, while in most other parts of the is} ter, Was lost
land the isilure would have been ¢ yually nas wit | boat.
ed had the trial heen made. We note the fa 1)
of what took piace at Harbor Grace as dese v- Wo
ing stiention, heeause in that place there ie a tained respec
fe amount of jntelligeace which does 1 ot) ald. povereet ’
et Without knowled se, as was shown in the | ine} = Whilst Mr. Penjamnin
Mauce referred to,

schi.

;
ana

Crowell,
P, Nick master,
’ supe sed Jost. 1

Schr. Wile Awake, Stephen Connell, mas-
, and iweo of the erew picked up in

ting her safety.— } vetoes ms Her- |

last trip jof Prince

}
| 26th Auszust a bottle, containins the following | ET

laf Massachnusets;

much |

the encouraging developement which he wit- |<

informed of the workings of the collieries visit- |

her ex-|!

has labored |

and sehr. |
sually ex- of Weeds Harbor, was seen hotton up—erew |

Schr. Oxpray, Joseph De vine, master, of
10's Harbor, ia missin, and fears ave enter-

: evening last,
Killam, eene., was) F. Tulle Was the oWher, aul Messrs Magnes the

seated in his son's carriaye on Clements wharf, builders.

Gold 1 ‘L.
Vet
has been exper
cluity. of Waslin ton

much dama re te

United States
New York,

ence

in the vi
causiny
ting rai

sual vio) icaced

and
property, and int

Baltimore,

eriu

swept away, and two families are said to hav

. 12.—A rain storm of un '

vay travelling and for some time, tele rr: phic
‘omimunication with the former citv. Severna
houses on the hanks of the Potomac have been |

|

had
Mich., leaving that place toi
the day mentioned. The
weather petting Stormy as they af proached | 4
the one of the boats siruck on} 6 a
the bur near the mouth ot the Sauble, and
upset, the cons: quence being, that five out ot
the Seven net wich & Watery grave.
at — we sy Re to
A young woman in Memphis took arsenie| (yr 15
W hv, is shown in this note which
she lett addressed to Osear Wiilis, a mins rel :
QO, Osear ! mv darling, my darling! how
cap | leave you ? O, O-ear ! uy heart is bursi-
ing, FE know you do not love ine any more; f
chibk Jam in your way, sol will put an end
tomy life by tak: ng pulson taood by,
darling. God only knows how Tlove y.u
May we meet in heaven, never to part,
prayer. God bless you through
may yuu be happy. Think of
will you, dear ? Send

containing seven men ain all, been across
to Forestville,

ihe

Saubie, on

ro ue
SPLENDID JGB
Canada shore, wboout 2 000,

—ALSO—
Tie BOOK-BINDERY at pre

hon witli lhe above.

, 1866

B7ablie

Buz.
fowaships Nos. I, 2, 4,

miy j

£11 my 14, 20, 21
fie, AMG
Jonnie some

Litues, iny trunk home

mf Empty Casks, Barrels, Keys, Bottle

&c,

Qnebee Ate,
Lat,

ter, ci
Cha gue,
Brandy,
Soda Water,

SK

111 boxes Seup,

Flour,

s Ten,

4

do are

, &e. &e.

r Press,

Stove and Pipe,
3 Stools,

of P E. f:
&e, &e.

THERsS,

Ante ‘Honeers.

& Bindery

SALE. he
OFFICE, va'u

‘sent in conmec-

nds.

3, 6, 8, Hi,

and 27,
|Notice to the Tenants on the above
named Townships, and ai

1 persons de-

avi bh orever.— * é f ta *? 4 ‘
paths Chee cine bed eee oye sirous of purchdsing Wildecuess Lands
Sekai _
A St. Louis miss of tourteen : eloped therecn.

ER

the

FANE COMMISSION
LANDS having, under

young “tet the other day, and cheated a
winister In marrying them by placmmg a si tp

it x . leted

‘f paper with erg teen written on icin ber | Sob oO Vie ity \S, compielet

| ind wt : hed ’as I the Estate, late the property
Bt we ovqenthad 5 pe . sp aregan us to her age, 8ay-| Cys ARD, us notified ju the

ing she wasovercighteen. A wicked laws er | bencing date bith July, 1866, her

fe heute and occupiers of Land ont
Pownships, that, it 1 accordance W
tion of the said Act, he is now

taught ber the trick.
viendi-ndiptreiiedane
For Covugus. Cops, axnyn THroatr Dis-

OkbDERKS, use “ Brown's Bronchiat Troches.”| sojain gs

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with a
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oD
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we

* Royal

of PUBLIC

anthovity of the
Lhe ptrre Nise ol
of the Messrs
Gazette,
reby uotities all
be above names
ith the LUth see

prepared Lo receive |
the de po sit of the purchase mouey of their sever j i!
,upen producing ther leases or agreements tor | Gentlemen of this U tty. hii

| having proced: their efficacy by a test of tuany | the data -ahd that Hi WILL ATTEND at the foliow
} years, Pie Troches are bigt ly recommended and ry lucee, on the ity 8 ere ‘inufter stuted, for the
preseribed by Physicians auc do Surgeous in he | receipt of such pay nicuts, und for the sale of Wil-
Army. Tirerses exposed to sti iden changes should | derness Lend:
ulways be supplied with ‘* Tae Trockes,” as er On Tuesday. the 6th day of Novemer next, at 9
give prompt relief. x om.,at Mr. Noonnn’s, Union Metel, Ceutreviile,

} hog nad Ow! ed. The bodies of se vera: tne mbers
| of one family have been recovered. ?
| oe dnd }
Gold 1503 i
} . |
|
|
, Put Corres: oudent of the Moutreal Grazetile, |
Sept. 24.. viving an account of a tour in the
i
ds . : ; ‘ oo
Maritime Provinces, thus concludes his notice
7 re pete
ce Edward Island :—

spon, will hardly find them equalled else-|
where.”
nee

Reapinc.—Howr. CHakctes SuMNER, |
Gov. JAMES L
Carolina; Jonn H. Noves;
Wa.

Pw ith ot he

Ricu

OrR, of South

Joun Prerponxr:
Harvey, and a Keffir Chiefof M

Zain nlgne,

rillustrations, given in the October num-

wr of the PHRENOLOGICAL JourNAL. Also,
Social Science ; Dreams and Dreaming; Pyseo-
ogy; Physiology; Physiognomy and Phrenalogy
It ie a very interesting nber— only 20 ets. of

$2 ayear. Address sige n & Wetus, 389

Broadway N w Yo &
ccs vinnie iia |
A4GRICULIURAL _FAIR. AND. CATFLE
SHOW.
The first Annual Ex itien and Sale of Stock

Cemimis-
City,

if 1 y
the Stock Farm

off at Holl.

wider the atspices of

sloners, came ind Grove, in this

on Tuesday last. ‘Tue prizes were awarded as
TOlLwWs S
Best Bleod Colf, two years old, John MeRae, £2
2d de de Jolin Longworth, £2
Best Blood Filly, do Dr. Boawall, £3
| 2d do do Jolin Kennedy, £2.|
| Best Colt of any breed, Tiowamw Biggar, £3.
| 2d do de Arch. Henderson, £2 |
Best Filly of any breed, Alexander Darrach, £3 |
2d do do Arch MePherson, £2 |
Best Brood Mare and Foal, Dr. Jenkins, £2 |
2d do de fea Kehoe, £1 1s. |

| Best Stallion, of any breed or age, Jawes H
Dingwel!l, £3.
2d do do f
Hest Bull of any age, Edwiund Horne, £1 10s
2d do do Chas. Stewart, i
Best Heifer under three years.old, Win. Pethick
£1 10s
) 2d do do Henry Beer, £1.)
| Best Mileh Cow of any age, Win. Passmore, £2. |
2d do do Chas. Buns, £4

George Clow,

’

ja day, with the application of warn bran poultices
jib the mtervals,

soothes

Muster Mariner,

| Lowery, St

j astiy vear of

Best Ram of,any age, Joseph Tweedy, £1 lus |

|

2d do du John Scott MelLeud, |
Best Ram Lamb, Henry Longworth, £1 10s. |
| de do deo . £ft
| Best Pen of four Ewes, - do da £20
| 2d do do Ben. BS Wright,

| £540,

| Best Pew of four Ewe Lanibs, do da £2

2d * do do Henry Longworth, £1.

| Best Boar Pig ef any age. Robt. McLaren, £1

Best Sow having reared a litter, William Muteh,

| ££

lord do do

| Best young

| Ware Muteh, £1.

| 2d de do

Best pair young Sows,
Revert MeLaren, £1.

Ju du dle
Isuae Henderson, He.

George Lewis, 105. |

Isaac Heuderson, i0s
du de

do do

Extra prizes awarded on the recommendation of
the Judues:

Mare and foal, 20°. Wilitama, Rattray.

Mile Cow, 208. Hon Gee Beer

Heifer, 3 years old, 20s. Hou. T. A. Haviland.

Per Ewe teygs, 245. Heary Lengworth.

— ee ee ee ee

do do du, 208, Benjamin Wright.
Sew with hitter, Zs Tsaac Hleadersen,
Sew, 2s. Hon, J.C. Pope.

— Builetin.
——-

MOTHERS TAKE HEFD.
Thousands of ciildren perish anunallyfrom on:
Why
uegleet the first symptoms of these pests of he-

eause, and thet ws from worme. will you

too fate before

JUDSON's

wauity, and wait until it is

you aduinister the remedy ?

(:" he heuse. Sold by all Dealers. Get our Al
mana,
j
On Saturday, Oth inst.,the Hon the Chief dustiee,
ty tie athine nee of hiss Exeeilenes the j
Gieverger. presented the varias prizes to the
successiul competivors, 1 the Leygisiative Library,

‘atetatnl

and in deing so addressed a teow words of counsel

land eneeurngement to eaehk. Our worthy

Justice evidenily fukes a lively ititerest ma the Be |

rigndsy compel lous,— Bal.
“ie

Tor Pausstan Neepie Gus AND THE SNIDER
ENeieLb Comeaknnp —The a endow
cotipates the twe gues, the Prossina needle

Times 'lius
/ . :

aod the Eoygtish Suider Evfic id i—

|

|

:

Rit
As « “ches paced ered

with the Prussian needle gan tre efficiency of the

| irwheh bree el loaderte nearly four Canes groales
in afl Mat relates te eeeuracy of alm or rapidily
of fire, while as regards the and ease with
lwihied the breech Mcchauisia is worked it is be
"There are eight

salely

youd any degrees ol eet ist imate
distinet apevements of tue breeeh required to load
laud tire Ue teeak-gun—there are only four ne-
heeseary in Mr. Snider's. Seven reutids per brine
lute bave been thecal from: the Prissiaw gau, and
the average is four, while twenty eve reunds per
minate hate been fired: fren tire Bngtish breech.
the average, if is beliewed, willl
eo The troops dider orders for Cauada are
armed with this rifle, and 40 000 a1 the same kind
are being prepared for eur Voluuteers,”

A ship of otbent 500 tons, buiit at Rothsay, New
| Brunswick, was dceidemaily borded on Monday
: She was early rendy tor lnunehing

iouders, and

Was insured tu the extent of $5,500.

~~ + ~
HoLLoway’s Pinis.—Diarrica, Dysent
Pine the lieiues Coumion 5 used for the subjeg

Tenants on Lot 27.
the Sth day of N
nderson’s, Lot Ll.

tor the
Ory.--- Ou Thursday,
ation |», ut Mr. He

Well radbded Upon the abdomen two or three times the Cuuredity.
n., und ou riday and Saturday ou
vives immediate relief tuys of aed mber, at Me. John C
the irritable bowels,
Nest distressing pains
cable to all torme of
cholera, and,

, gradually
aud assauges thelr

Tais treatment is appli-
diarriq@a, dysentery, and
with attention, will always be sue-

Lots 4 and 5.
Ou Monday, the 19th day of No
in..and on Tuesday,

vat Mr. MeNaught’s, Westert

“ad ; , : im
cesstul, Farinac mena miate anlk, aud pean y water |) Reese
tener airs Qs nigt ata ,| the Penauts ou Lois 6 and 3.
boul £ ice ri ie ce ital v ol Gn Tharsday, the 22d day of
he disease, to the utter exclusion of allsetid food, | 4 m . end on Friday. the 23d day

Siich the deranged bowels are incompeiect te} Mr. Altan’s, Quaguiire,

Sure to regulate the bowels. Price, Thirty tive | Notice.—Tenants. ocen; vjiers of |
cents a boltie Lelaiiin # to hold Jaud. mins at pre die
\grecwents, or Titles for the sume
oe are 2
Married, Land Office, October 10, L866.
On elith inst. by ihe Rev. Thomas Dunean,| 7 je :
; t L&te STs CKI \D > to desetk KUs OTICEH.
stir, elcest danzhterof Win KO Woetson, Keqr
le Sto Paal's Church, € bariettetown, on the 9th c LLEDONS AN

(PYuE

appointed the following geut
Hon. Patrick Walker

Rev. David Bo Parnther
of South Dever,
vtiter of the
Mietown

Died,
. after a long illness. Mr. James
Mr Jobu MeCrudden, formerly

“i 22 veurs

vst, by | David May
to Mar-

Samuel

ivland,
ia Lowden, lifth dan late dir.
Street, of Chari

J. W. Morrison, Ex«
D:. W. G. Sutherlai

On the 12th inst.
MeCradden
of tis City. ay

@uthe “th inst, in this city, Mr. John Winter |
Renonlf, Joiner, in the 34th vear of his age.

(on the Yoth Sept, on St. Peter’s Road,

Neil Rankin, Eeq.,
A. G. MeDoug li—

sou of

|

/ Gathering held in August last; an
Lot 34.) ion from a. sister Society

mercial Hotel, Alberton, Lot 4, for

oveimber, at 9a.

day of November, at 9

he bltirand [3tii

af on 8, Pigiish,

jot these diseases so frequently fal of efiecting : M i a :
| that objet that it should be known to all eudferers| >) 2nd On Shonday and fuesday, (
doe B30 tave of November, at Mr John Pr
from toese maladies that Poll ways Qiutment, Lait vm forthe Tenants on Fv ote d and 2

the loth day of Nove abe r, at9a

ve ioth and I7t
Keefe’s, Phe
the Tenzuts on

vember, at l2a

the 20ih day ot November, al

1 road, Lot 6, fui

November,

of November, at
Lot 16, for the Tetauts ou

tssiublate. | Lots 4 and to.
———_- } Ou Monday,the 26th day of November, at9 am ,
We PLepGe our Reeuration for the fulfill-| and on Taesday the 27th day of Novéuber, at Mr.
nent af whet we here declare [un almest every | Carruthers’, Kensington, Lot 19, for the Tenants |
ustance Where the infant is suffering from pain | me Tot 20 aud North portion of Lot 21.
ind exhaustion, relief will be fou cin fifteen or] d on W eduesday. the 25th day of November at
liwenty mmutes alter MRS. WINSLOW'S] prego rye ee pn any oF Bar ouuver.
SUU i HhiNw - ¥RUP hus been wuministered | 7 t i: > : “ - “3 apie oy ph ghee cps = 1
Fy Mle arco te ; va and wind colic, |e! 27: fur the Teuants ou the South portion of Lot
me iy Wiery, Gia Gia odea ANd Wiha Colle 2

ands, or persous
e their Leases,

JOHN ALDOUS, Connnissioner.

CLUB have!

lemenu, vizi—

Hon. James Dunean,

1;
id,

William MeGill, Exq.,

A committee to distribute the proceeds of the

dalso the donas

at Antigonish, and

es in this City.

Christiuna, wife of Mr. Wiiliam Gibson, aged 39 | ’ : ; : Wecinit

years. much and deservedly regretted. ; rare: irtem ae oe ighbuuring Provincea, to
Gn the (6th ult. of a lingering disease. aged 13 | rae pnt outers 4 ws ahi Gr

years, June Lowery, danghter of the late John A. G MeDOUGAL

Peter’s Road Ch’town, Oct foth, 1s60.

aL, Secretary.

On the we

2d S Catherine.
Arehibald Mfc

sept. the beloved wife of
rthur, Grand River, Lot 14, ia the
her uge

At are nes Road,

Board of Educa

head of Cardigan, on the 21st

loth, Loareiila. Trasiees and

Britenferry

recommend Schoo!

Sept. 18, Lactra.

tion.

September 27, 1866.

nit.of Wilamuation of the lungs, Mardoch MeLeod.| 7ENITK ‘ollowing Ex'rsct of the Minutes of{
sonof Angns wud Aun McLeod, aged 16 years aud an : ‘
| S tha. the Board of _ Kducation was ordered to be
printed in all the ne wepapers :
; Avjtvats ia ¢ a gt Sy gc * That the Board having approved of NELSON'S
rivals in f urop: from heoce, SERLES of Schoolbooks. instead of the Series here
Liverpool, Sept. 21, Gulnure. 19th, Ewperor | tot re in nse in the Public Schools of this Island,

Teachers to take

the exrliest opportauity of supplying their schools

Sec’y B. E.

Cn catt Sept 12, Northern Crown. with the same.’ f
Kingroad, Sept. i7, Ship Ocean Pearl, from JOHN McNEILh,
(juebec.
SAL“UED:

Oct J. pa |

}

fhe
TAnerpecla Bees, ith. Undine. , 23d L. C.Owen | — geet

|

}

rm his friends
votut to proceed to

Office of J. W. Falconer

being withheld

j aR: SEN PurES lad a ver would in‘c
| Passengers, ] Facey ry pr! a atypetr ial, immediate
| Pied 4 Hie ow a sbial ¥¥s hey BA hd poartion nig the 5 -pective nenhuaty Gad him tase.
Miss Hav iland, Miss Stamper. Mr, Mrs. und ofiss G rectegyl = a pe ie oo en be viven
Patyree, Messrs Michael MeWade, Gourly, David | © In consequence of his Iisurance

Roar, pigged since Ist March last, |

avous, wand 6 others.

due be paid forthwith.

he woald earnestly desire that the sev eral amounts

GLASS and EARTHENWAR

AT AUCTION,
QpX WeDSHSDAY. Lien

SALES ROOM, at illo ‘cloch:

12 Pieces Bedtick, 6 Pieces Dress Goods

AND SHOULD BE

ALLOWED TO

instant, in

WORM CANDY is the only PURELY VEGE-
TABLE Remedy im exisience. Lf there are us
} Werts, i oniy acts as a gettle purgativeand can-|
wotherm au iafant. IP WORMS EXIST i; kill-
them Every family should have a package oi
JUDSCNS DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY

Uhitet |
‘

20 dy Printed Cotton, 20 do Grey Cotton.
20 do Alvaceas & Coburgs.5do -Skirtiuys, ease
3 do Russel Cord, *) Grain Sacks,

Tweeds, Cuavas.
ALSO,
3 Packages Glass aud Farthenware,

colisisiing of

Ends Flauteis,
BROWN’S BRONCHIAL
HAVING A CIRECT INFLUENCE ON
IMMEDIATE BELIER

China Tea Sets, Cut Decauters,

For Bronchitis, Asthma,

|
|

hy)

6 Doz. Cups aud Saucers, Veyetable
110 do © C. Chambers

Bow Is,

The ~~ " “ ts Ms ote 3 Stone Tos Sets, Will : nd Trecues aseful in cle
| 30 aane ny eeetyy ig Dishe y lawhen taken before Singing or S
- mts sey _— ) ype i Hontie “ | oa the throat after an nisi
| 6 trou Bound Water Casks, Wie Weetins is

vocal organs

3 boxes 10 x i2 Glass.

N. RANKIN, Auctioneer.

Ciet TR,

| Veing an atticle Of trne

Ise i

Preset ve Dishes, Cu ils. sumptive and Throat t
Snear Bow Is, Clasighiges,
Fanev Water Jugs, Salts, * TROCHYS ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOD

3 cai jes a JOHN ROss.
Hue eds acHTe Qet 15, 1886, Pin
atid Py - A Cough, Cold, or Sore
ta ‘Threat
DRY GCODS, :
Requires IMMPDIATE ATTENTION,

cHeckep. Ir
CON TINUB,

Irritation of the Lungs, a
Permarent Throat Affection,
or an incurable Lung Dis-

18S OFTEN THE RFSULT.

TROCHES
THE PARTS, GIVE

Catarrh, Cone

MIs w@ses,

SUCCESS.

Siogers and Public Speakers

arin the voice
per iking, and re
do exertion of the

re recompme nuded

|
tad pres: ‘ribed by Pbysiciang, and have had testi-
i" nonials from em nent men th roughont the conntiry

merit. and Laving pRoveED

Vears each y
lows parts of th

oe te) ae | their epic: wey by atest of mauy
a, la { L d | finds thea In Bew don tities I van
2 wv C an workl, aud, the TaoctEs are
| noanced Letier Uiar other articles.

Coram only " Buows'’s Bronce
tuke nny of the

offered.

In Charlottctown and Royalty, |

oN | and do not

ae . | that uv be

TUESDAY, the 6th dayof NOVEMBER |"

beat, 15656. | ——

f py following va uable PROPERTI Ks
wl be submitted for Sate at Public Arerion

lon the 6rh day of NOVEMDth next, at eiey en |

}

rEVGK Sub-eriher coffers fi

a near tt 2

rrivin 2g villas

i of'cbot kei: the ferenvon, atthe Colon! Building in | inable F Mi t
t Fol ; } a rone
Chairlottretow wy, the following properties :=— jvalnahle Pree vald operty
| shipyards ‘ee Village

Tewn Lots Nua}
sired of Powt Lote |
and 6 inches on

ande

/ 1. The Northern Meirties al
thers und 444i rie Thitd ih
ttetewu. frontity do feet

ide of Elitlshorromtuts pin

SIPs.
The above offers a rare chance
H ai d mec iia

iin Chark sivipbail iders,

the wes

| farmers,

ret, Tetdlilig

back at civid anges weetwardly therefrom 72 feet ; uaperous portions of the (sland.
ithere the witti increases 10 42 teed, and the laud |" por farther particulars apply to
runs further back west andl ith: the ba tierdepth | THOM
| as '
| liste a VW teeta ut} ine the ** Ex. ]
ifer the distance of t t ; _Bridy etor u, Ditnsins, Oct %, iss

aiminer’” Office on the Soath,- with the Dweiliug
ifouse aud buildings rhereon

= Prsture Lite Numbers {38
Chariettetown Rovalivy. couprina
oft Landa lithe more OF ters

of twelve ciaius on the Mount

-
ya
“MARLOTTETOW

< awe { oa ANY bave W

and 455, in Londo on &
tovether, 16
Having a foot

huiward Royuit ¥

acres

oad.

(iu Sale of the a ve _Propestiogt the purchaser

| on pas ing 2o per cent of the Priee will be: (tn
| one vear for seayeibinl af the balaiice, with iuterest
on Mortgage of the Premires.

its ohlizing Representative, has
ine with a List of the Policies al
rere by yve vote to the
‘QUE EN * thit npen the
P olicies. Up@n app ais in uw to we,

For further particn|sas and terms of sale sie |"

Bridgetown, Dundas.

eX}
1 wiil necept thei

Selb EVERYWHERE,

yy sale in and

roof BRIPGETOWN
cousieting of Farms
¢ Lots; also Valuable MILL

for young
anics of xil

men,
de s

criptions, to settle theimse! ees in Gue of the Hawes; |

1aS ©. CLAY.
1G, Jiu

ncasbire Office, |

, [S66.

INSUR.|

8, Oct
ihe
ITH?

Sherry,
1

at 9}

DRAWN its!
AGE NCY feow this fsland, J-38 CARYELL Keg., | wile

Bi iwe! Bire
Messrs. McKINNOM & FRASER'S
Carriage Kactory.
PRINCE SPREKT,
RE-OPEN EXD.

18th |

|

17ESU1K Subseribers, in announcing the|
| is re-opening of their Factory, destroyed by
| fire in the earty part of the Summer avuil them
iselyes of the opportunity of returning thanks for;

» extended to them in the
res juert a coutinuance of
factory being

! reund so well titted up as to be secomd to
none de Prinee Bdward Istand, and, moreover, x
large Stock of the very best Materials used in
theie trade having been lately received by them
from the United States, their facilities for carrying
on Business are greatly increased, and they are
now prepared fo sup ply

Carrizges, Sleighs. &c.,
in as good style as can be yot up in the City, and
upon us reasonable terms
Job Work of all kinds in our line strictly at-
vended to,
Painting also done in the best style.
McKINNON & FRASER.

and to res} tet

e sine forthe fatare Their new

uly

. °
Notice to Debtors.
ALL persons indebted to the foregoing Firm are
earnestly requesied tom ihe is ied
their respective Accounts
the burning of their Premises demand that
viit-standiug debis be paid up at once.

McKINNON & FRASER.

Upner Prince Street, 2
ci tow a. Oct ath, ieee, +

IRON and WHISK: ..

Milt Sobseriber will cffor tor Sule by

RK AUCTION, immediately on arrival of the

Ship ** Empress (daily expected) from Glaegow ,—

48 Tous SCOTCH LKON,
Kouud and Flat.

late pas tue ui ol
he losses susiained by

there

assurted sizes i

—ALSO—
leton WHISKEY
Gleufwich do.

WILLIAM DODD,

Auchoneer.

o qnarter Casks Camp)
» ‘a dy

Oct. 8, 1866.

E:? ez nadine E2oom.

MEI Suberiber bys most sincerely ti
tender his best thanks to thoxe members of
OLD READING ROOM. and other ventlewea

who have so generously patronized and sapported

the New Room — and desires te assure them, that

the ¢

efforts to secure a continuance of that
snppert hitherto wecorded him as Manager o° the
| Rending Room

Phe fact that upwards of
eading Merch innit,

his best

One hundred of the
Mechanics, aod Professionn|
iwealrea ty enrolled their
names as meubers of the above Room t r the en-
suing year, is sufficient proof, that the reading pub
lic of “Charlottetown are resolved to sustain tbsat
useful Iustitution.
A. McNEILE,
Reading Room Manager.

Charlottetown. Oct 8 ING,

New Siore, Upper Queen Street.
‘STOVES :

FEXUE Subseriber has received, per lare
“4 arrivals, a large and varied assurtment of

Yarmouth Stoves,

which will be sold at his NEW STORE, Upper
Queen BSireet, cheap for Cash or oat Puper.

H. J. P. TERLIZZICK

Charlottetown, Oct 8. Isl 4m

IDR. W. G. HARRISON, |

Medical Electrician,
OF ST, JORNR,. » i.
TOULD respectfully annonnee

B.

came roous at Mr. s. W.
prepared to treat all NExvotg and PAPALYTIC DIS-
eases by his New system of

| MEDICAL ELECTRICITY,

In cases of Partial Paralysis,
| where the disease is caused by
Dr.

as in Deafness,
Paralysis of the
HARRISON seldom fails

Nerves of the ear,
| te effect a cure.

Dr. Harrison refers to many of the most res
pectable people in St. Join, for certiticates of the
} extraordinary cures etiected by hive in that place.
He will be in Charlottetown only for a short
fine.

Oct. 8, 1866.

NOTICE.
Dr. Ttidge’s

Patent (Cooked) Food,

For Children and Invalids,
i ECOMMENDED by the Faculty,

and Seld by Drugyists and Grocers every-
where, iu Tins, at prices to suit all classes.

J. H. WOOLRICH,
Halifax, N.S.

Managing Agent for B. N. A.
_Oetar er 8 ly

TOOTH ACHE.

Instant Cure,

permanent relief by the p: ninless destruction of

the nerve in decayed teeth, forms a complete stopp-
ing, and retiders extraction seldou: necessary.

Sold by Draggists everywhere.
WOOLRECEDS |
Patent Pick-me-up Bittors.
Mirele John’s Tasteless Pills.
Dr. Ridge’s Patent Food.

Hiutson'’s Ex. Soap.
Foulke’s Cement, &c.
For Sale every where.

a. 3%

VOOLRICH, ;
Huglish Pharmacy,
Hatifac, N. 8.

Agent for BN

__ October 8, 186 6 iv

PERKIN'S

Vegetabie Pain Killer,
STANDS
Cure of

Diptheria, Diarrhea, Cholera,

aud all Summer couiplaints;

| for sudden colds and couglis. you have only to use
it aud it will vive relict inimediately j

Fok THE CURE OF

Scalds, Frost Bites,

Burns, Pry-

a

“¢ a

universylly pro-| sipelas, Salt Rheum, Sore

i

7 ‘
HIAn Trecues,” Lys, Sore Lips,
Worthless Iuitations | . '
land all iamonre on the skin, nothing ever yei
shown to the public ean give such
shiomsienice: immediate relief as

| Perkin’s Kudisn Kier Oiutmmenil,

whieh ean be had atall dealersiu Medicine through
out the Provinces.
PD. H. PERKINS, Manufacturer,
| St. Joubn, nh, B.
IW. R. Watsox, Esqr.,
Aueui for Charlottetown.

’ Ovi 8, 1866 shia

. NOTICE.
) Ll PERSONS whase hambe , ory

are respect
respect

Lte the FUN D ton i}
FINE iu'J July tas

scribes

~nifevers ai tie

| ths

ever the
ws the Contr

to ju

reqnesied j
. Vrensurer, ittee wieh te

| Aceouuts. “WM DOD.
Bef 'y & Tress Reticf Fund
Ch'town, me pt. Beli fi deri li

saintly sitmted HOUSE now occupied by Mr.

|

4

|

;
j
|

| CHARLOTTETO..N,

| Fire! REMOVAL.

T HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully ane
noennece wer
THEY HAVE REMOVED

New “Phonix Building”

Recently Freeted upon the Site of their
b'ormer Store,

where,

With Increased Facilities

for carrying on their Business,

A LARGER STOCK
Better Assortinent
than ever before, they
SOLICIT A CONTINUANCE
of the patronage of the Public.

H. E, STARBIRD & CO.

City Hardware Store.

Oct. 8, 1866. Im

READING ROOM

AND

: pes

Merchants’ Exchange,

Conducted by Mr. A. McNeill.
Berchester street, Charlottetown,

P. E. 5.

IST of Papers, Perioleals, &e., ree

ceived at the above Room, viz:-—
LONDON—Dnuaily Times or Evening Mail, Mine.

trated News, Mlastrated Times. I’ unch, Casnell's
Hinstrated Family Paper, Pabhic Opinion, Britinh
Workman, Saturday Beviger’ the Vork ing Man,
News of the World. Journai., "Chamber" sJournal,
Daily Telegraph, Lioyd’s Paper, Shippin: List,
Foar Quarterly Reviews and Black woud'’s Maga-

zine.

it stall always afford him prrent prensire to ase! tay ERPOOL—Wihner & Smith's European

Times
EDINBURGII—Scotsman.

DUBLIN —Freeman.

NEW YOKK—Daily Tribone, Daily World, Her-
ald, Weekly Magazine, Shipping List. Journal of
Commerce, Scottish American Joarnal, Scientific
American, Albion, Harper's Weekiy,. Lestie’s
Werkly, Harper 3 Mentily, Wilkie s Spirit of
the Tames.

BOSTON — Daily Journal,
weekiy Advertiser.

Boston Post, Tri-

—-—————- | QUEBEC—Duily Chronicle, News.

er teh, EAL — Gazette, Intercolonial Journal of
Jommerce, Herald,

a INTO--Globe, Leader.

HALIFAX, N. S.—Colonist, Citizen, Unionist, Re-

Porter, Chronicle.

ST JOHN, N. B.,—Telegraph, Globe, Journal,

News, Freeman.

PIcTOU, N. S —Standard.

NEW GLASGOW, N. S.—Eastern Chronicle.

SUMMERSIDE, PE. I.—Jonrual, Progress.

P. KE. L.—All the Papers
pablished.

In adilition to the above list subscribed for, and
revuluriy received per Mail and Express, large
| Files of European, American, and Colonial Papers
ure received as Exchanges ut the Room.

The latest News, by Telegraph. per Atlantic
Cable, from Europe, and per Associated Press fron
United States and the Colonies, also DAILY receiv-

to the) ed at this Room; together with Shipping and
Inhabitants of Charlottetown that be has) Marine Intelligence, Market Prices, Prices Current,
Mitchell's, where he is; Circulars, Gold Quotations. &c.

Hours: — From 6, a. m. to 10 p. m. in Summer,
aud from 3 a.m_to 10 p om. in Winter.
A. McNEILL, Manager.

_Ot: 8, 1866.

JUST RECLIVED,

Ex JANE from Halifax, N.S.

6 Puncheons superior MOLASSES,
10 Ulds. Bright SUGAR, for Sale by
OWEN CONNOLLY.
Charlottetown, September 17, 1866. islh

st, Dunstan's College;
Under the patronage of His Lordship the
Bishop af Charlottetown.

6 trae INSTITUTION is situated on the

Princetown Road, a mile and a quarter
north of Charlottetown. The site is peculiariy
beantilul, healthy, aud far removed from tne dis-
tractions and moral dangers of the city.

The halls and rooms of the building are spacious,
airy and comfortable.

The College Grounds are large, affording ample
roow for gotnes and athletic exereises,

The course of studies enbraces all the branches
necessary to prepare young wen for the study of
the learned professions or fit them for mercantile
pursuits, such as History, Geography, the Euglish,
Freach, Latin and Greek Languages, Rbetorie,
Matheuatics. Philosophy, Chemistry, &e. Music,
veeal and instrumen:al—is also laught,

The College possesses a large and well selected
Library, as Well as au extensive Philosophy Ap-
paratus.

The Professors and Teachers reside in the Tne
| stitution, fommung bet ove family with the studeute,

MMEDLATELY on its application gives | and eXercising @ coustaut supervision taverable to

discipline, decornn aud good uiorals.

Catholic students ave cacetuliy and frequently
instructed in their boly religion, which they are re.
quired to practise, The inmost svlicitous attention
is paid to the morals of all ; and whilst within the
Coliege enclosure they are coustauily uader the
watehtul eyeot ove of the Teachers or Prefects.
Perieet discipline is strictly but kindly eulorced,

Students when entering must produce satis-
faciory testimonials of good chaiacter.

The College is visited regularly once a week by
a Physician.

TERMS:
Per Quarter of ll Weeks.

Board and Tuition, . © - £6.00 €
ise of Library; - ee ae Oo. 6
Physician's Fee, « ° « eo 456

Paywents to be made half-yearly io advance.

The College turni trasses ; the students must provide then own bed
and bedding, brushes, basins, towels, Ke.

The Scholastic year commences on the firet*
Weduesday iu September and ends sbout the

sirennts tot
close the

kindly furnished | oF

ORE Lo eXpire, I i 108 LEY ae
neared in the | (EXO BE LET, a Soc Wi'h imme-|
iration of their] distor paninaden, that coumodions and phen- |

ition may be unde to the Subseribers, Trustees for) jjcks, upon the payment of “the premiums only,!y uscuespaxp, with roomy Out- Buildiags ind.

Sule uuder Deed, dated 7tii Ociober, 1364.
J. LONGWORTH,
Joseve MENSLEY. § Trustees. |

i Charlottetown, loth October, 186, j

withont any farther churve.

October 8,1306. --4w

CHAKLES YOUNG
Age of L.& L Inieiiiatiee Co.

Garden in the rear

Apply at the Boot & Shoe Faetory,Charlttctown,

Wet. Wh; T366. in

middle of July. Students are requested to enter
| the Coilege ou the first day of the opening of the

Fur turther particulars apply to
A McDONALD.
St. Dunstas’s Colleg’. Aug. 6th, 1506.

*Tie classes will be re-opened this year on the
ath Se ntens toes r

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NORTH BRAVES & WéRCANG ILE
FIRE AND LIFE
‘Tnsurance Company.

| Established 1309,
Capital, - - £2,000,600.
| G. W. DE BLOIs,

Aveut tor P, EB. Island.
RISKS TAKEN DAILY.
No charge jor Transfers. nar fo Poli.
cies where amount insured exceeds LBYY
| Seg

224. Met shan

ee

Notice in Uebtors.
! Li, PER-ONS indebied to the Sub-

‘ scriver are requested to pay their Accounts in

j full by the first ol MOVEMBER next. otherwire
proceedings Will be takea to recover the same,
Without cbotind chiot. ‘he Sulecrtber trusin thas

hin lotsew sustifiued bw tie prent fire in July Inet,
will make Ure aotice more firremive
% pNias ix! deiy

| ol "town. Met

| STOLEN OR STRAYED!

JLOM the Subscriber's premises. on Sue

tuvday, lath ch (a SMALL BLACK MARK,
.| ope bind foot white. Aly person tela » the sume,
| or wini Nieaet $1 ion Which wii lead to the re-

cert ieee will be re warded
JAMES McGILL,
\ Ch town, Oct 8, 1966. xin

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