The Herald -- 1867-09-25 -- Page 2

et

Nows has been recenved from French St. Peters to the

fare

mocenaary to employ a trusty and unecrupuloes agent ;'man cannot be tried twice torihe ore offence—what had THY WILL BE DONE, effect that the town has been totally consumed by
tiud such a one fortune had formed to bis band, in a’ the Magistrates to do with a matter which they confess-!do g9 with impunity, The Nova Scotia party, who have az Weiieige ot t fire,
young and dissipated bangev-on at the court. jd to be out of their jutisdics » whon the) reserved to just triumphed, say tthe would-be despots will not "Tis bard beneath for ky to par . : There are rumors of an alliance between Russia
To be Continned, yy gerteg) right wey he’ onde ; ve “ae ur © unpunished, an hay@’sufficient confideoce in Mr. )When vibe Stream, for"Years, two lives have run; and the United States. The former has been making
Lawson was retained by RY cdr ot the bh, Ch ' ‘a vethat no etfort will be left une "Pis haéd tovbear an achiig, lonely heart, large pres of arms from the latter, with a view
attdpted to Fedeay

'Owen,” to throw cold water upan the vas sd, Of Xotatill, © ldving Lond, we? i} be dune. of making ae attack upon Turkey,
most impor

Nova Scotians into veting against their conscience, can

’

See

orrespo u ence. jted on board their ship, ye by bis ain admission, ni teats ia thie election is that The Steamer Alhambra arrived at this port on Sa-

7 be
| tel wea Bone pie ~ {were brutal in the extreme, throws bis pkotecting| | S thi Scotia was|wgnie te seo afliction’s gloomy cloud turday morning last, and left on Monday evening,
- even meeeeh, o” van Tinnae. jar (fT speak metap Salles Ob tovngy) royud ithe Aa “ “ie Ser civ. ge a me had|Obscure the rays of Hope's erst blazing sun; She had to toate a large quantity of freight behind her,
Sin,--I have read im your paper of the 4th instant, a second Mate’s neck, ane ers an excuse for bie savage/averse to her forcedjunion with’ Canada, that she a etd hand Mle Thad te todetbaens to chnend, both ways, thie trip.
letter trom Mr, Lawsen, the City Recorder, which he aud bratal conduct. by making it appear that it was|been betrayed inte at, and eannot either in law or equity Ld . 2
doubtless wishes to be considered a highly finished and | the osual discipline observed on board a Merchantabip./). pound by it. The Canadians themselves have bad| Yet still, O loving Lord, thy will be done. : seemneraaeaats -
; mecapnesinte reply tn the stabernees wade by we in 107 at es Ne a sh cope gr iby oh es their eyes Opened, and now. begin to discuss this aspect hard he friendly f ; Be
: : rald, referring the part iaken by (such unheard of erucities are. of. fre occurrence “ : ar ‘Tis ho more to see the frien ace
. We letigite tbs a gta ey |r RT jour Merchant Marine, except in cases when it becomes|of the case. Some of the ablest men in Nova Scotia That ar ah when dicks BD shade : Oats, 60 conte per bushel (6s to the dollar.)
Mayor's Court, without his having possessed nny knows} known to a second Mate that a geuttenrah’s son ia rol/pave beon elected for the | express purpose either of monly fa ‘ ’ Barley, wr ‘te
ate. (whatever, of what tranapire do there during the date treated like any ober ship. Voy. upon whom the eurse contesting the ‘legality of the Unton as far asthe Pro- Tis hard our futuie path # eres Jena, See rg srg de .
two previous days, ‘ Instead however, of confining him-|@/ being @ servant to servants, is entailed in the worst of vince is concerned, or of-repeating it. ‘This is 4 serious Yet still, O loving Loed, thy will be done. “hedes % dg fog '

self 10.ny- observations regarding bie hurried appoar-/att possible Forms.” “This language is Startling enough.
ance on the Bench at the; last moment, and defending | Listen, ye fathers to it, who send your song to sea, | Ac-
himself as we'l as he could, from the charge of netcording to Mr Lawson's idea, a lad cannot become a
knowing anythitig of the matter, Which le pretends to) good sailor unless he is kicked in the ribs, struck be-

question, and one which cannot [ail to prove deeply in-
teresting to the historian, Ttis a question of vital im-
portance to the Dominion jitself, which starts upon its

‘Tis hard, when earliest worn her first rays shed,

To think he’s gone, whose truth and love had wen; at. Joho, N, K., Markets, Sept. 18,

ed : ree AS, by ke armor of & kpecial/tween the'eyes, workod for four hours at a streteh,|* P F — d| ‘Tis hard to bear the thought on sleepless bed, Ibs, $6 75 :
a Pluadr bekleealy’ plunges bead favcbiost’ into a rain-|bolyetoning ihe Ge". tll he fell Tevting under it from] ater af pationality, yith ane poble. Erovines attache Yet still, O loving Lord, thy will be done. ee oe 50 ae)
ae sages we Amt _ Sat roby ag Pont ata pliced im hourly peril of bis life “in po-|to it’by the wileaty chains. With the facts of the case , Oats per 36 lbs 48 to 50 conte,

i 7 roy egy ah ep se {sitions of danger which bumanity would shudder to} before them, can the Dominion, statesmen afford to re- Thon Uilied. ie Pother, Michiv, Greatend Wiee Barley, 48 ah $1 do,
ous Vefore 1 fella. Mes Lawaon in his twistinge and ‘behold; and Mr, Lawson works op his: insidion’ and] qin in their repulsive embrace the betrayed Province omenys Potatoes per bush. $1.

1 Wegse B yona

ots gage

doublings, avd jumpe, and side-springe, to get clear
away from the charge against himself, 1 would wish to
atk hity how he arrived at the conclusion that Mr. Me-
Mahon and ‘Tin are ohe and the same persen.

‘There: was at tlie time only one man in the Island who!
could) bare given bim ‘the information, and that was!

| dangerous arguements by. stating that, ‘‘ufter all,git may
jbe a question whether the second Mate has notins
,tentionally or'the reverse, done the young man a great
imervice, by subjecting lim to the extreme hardshi sof @
It would have been better for the “ L.
(C, Owen” if; Me Lawson had not penned this cold-
blooded articie. Has old age go warped his intellect.

jmeulionl hfe.”

of Nova Scotia, which abhors and protests against the
forced Union. ‘ The Nova Scotians, with a unanimity
which has.mo parallel in either ancient or modern his-
tory, have protested and pronounced against the Union,
They will proeeed peacefully at first to repeal that

When failed weak reason’s ray, Faith's light begun;
And now my heart, with chastened sorrow cries,
Thy will, O loving Lord, thy will be ddne,

Reme. As i) SE.

Tus Summerside Journal, in an editorial on the ''Do-

Butter in tubs per lb 15 to 16 cents,

Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—Shortness of Breath,

Colds, Coughs.—'shousands of testimonials can be pros

_ P le ‘ 99, : i ae Ayer : , ‘ ' * ® vet
iy netting of the : swag Banal tpn tape el PS he. shoud sactilice bistruends in his desive to help| Union, and if they fail by peaceful and legal steps tol minion of Canada,” says: duced to prove the powers posse : these curative
tor ns ‘nhs set eget 7 private, note xevaaling them. His impotent efforts to mike ‘black appear) revover their lost privileges, who would be surprised] ,, There is nota right or liberty which we enjoy but| remedies in asthma, incipient consu sand all die-

my realname. J{ the Editor of the Examiner thought
proper} in go Onsdrapulous and unprecedented a mauner,
tdbetray the frist reposed in hiin by treacherously de-
livenng both irito'the hands of the enemy, without a
momynt’s hesitation, [ seeno reason why Mr. Lawson
should avail himsalf of information so anserwpilously
afforded, and thus openly proclaim himself a.party: to
the Commission of an act which must ever remain a lot
on the Examiner newspaper. : 1
cognomen Tf simply do so because it suits my convenience,
certainly not with the desire to conceal from Mr, Law-
son my mane, which he is quite’ weleome to, when he
seaks, to obtain itia aAese questionable manner,

Mve.. Lawson has purposely or, more charitably speak-
ing, through ignorance of What wasmeant, placed a
false construction upon that part of my communication
to the’**'Herald,” Share’ [said, ** it is a simple, straight-
forward’ stateivent of facets which, although they may
be denied in a few trifling details, cannot be stripped ‘of
their graver substance.” ‘He wishes ‘t to’ be inferred
from tia seatence that 1 was. aware ‘inaccuracies bad

If, sir, 1 still retain the;

white are pitiable to behold ; they betray the defectiveness
of judgment and the evil effects of incensistency. His
taunt in speaking of the ** delicate young lad,’’ which be
emphasiees in italics, exposes Lim “to the suspicion of
partiality, and the opinion he has given of Mr. Me-
Mahon having sent his son to iol with the sailors,
amounts to an indelicate interference. Yhat was done
upon the Captain's strong recommendation, if he wants
to know. Let me assure Mr. Lawaon, in conclusion, that
il am wretchedly ignorant of the ** Law” of this Island,
as administered in Police Courts. But I know some-
thing of common sense and plain reasoning, in both of
which, i my humble opinion, Mi. Lawson is lamentably
deticient, so far as his arguments relste to the case in
question, In all other respects hie profesmonal abilities
may be far above mediocrity; and I have no doubt he
is an ornament to the Bar of this Island when he studies
his subject thoroughly, and steers clear of contradicting
himself i passages of grave importance.

To the Press of this Island I am under no obligation
whatovor, if l except your paper, for it bas ignored me

or deny to them the right to resort to physical force to
obtain redress? They may 0e told that the Union is
for their benefit, that Her Majesty's Government 1 in
favor of it, but they take the ground that as free-born
British subjects, they are the best judges in the case,
and that even the Crown itself, which 1s based upon a
successful opposition to alleged tyranny, bas not the
power to interfere with the rights and privileges of the
subjects. An appeal to arms upon such a plea would
eolist the sympathy of every man in the free Republic
of the United States, as well as in these Provinces,
and would prove fatal to the permanence of the Do-
mfaion and of British rule on this side of the Atlan-
tic, Cunning but shallow politicians of the Tupper
stamp, upon the paltry plea of the omnipotence of Par-
liament ignored the right of the people to vote upon so
important and momentous a question, and bave brought to

the citizens of ihe Dominion of Canada enjoy in as full
a measure, Has the P. E. Islander liberty of Speech,
liberty ot the Press, the right of popular represnta-
tion? So have Nova Seotian and the New Brunswick-
er, and so on of every other ve and privilege that
we in common with other British subjects enjoy, The
only and great difference is that the Dominiontst has a
wider field in which to exercise those rights and_privi-
leges than the Islander.”

Is this ‘‘the only great difference” between the peo-
ple of P. E. Island and those of Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, In this Colony we have as yet the ‘‘right”
(o regulate our own taxes, and the “privilege” of ap-
propriating those taxes for our benofit. The two sis-
ter Provinces have lost these ‘* priceless blessings.”
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick can, henceforth be
taxed by a Canadian majority, obtained, it may be,
through the most shameless bribety and corruption,
and they can only disburse whatever the Fedéral Go-

orders of the chest and lungs,

Ointment and
consumptive cough, and the heavy expeetoration at-

The Oinjment, well
rubbed upon the chest and back, penetratiy the skin,
is absorbed and carried directly te the lu where, in
immediate contact with the whole mass of eirculating
blood, it nutralises or expels any impurities which are
the foundation of consumption, asthma, bronchitis, aad
pneumonia. Thus all pulmonic complaints are easily

cured. The asthmatic chest, tightening to suffocation

iu fogey, —_ weather, 19 liberated by Holloway's
ills, which also cure the short, dry,

tending bronchitis,

Coughs and Colds are often overlooked. A contias
vance for any length of time causes irritation of the
Lungs or some chronie Throat Disease ** Brown's Bren-

chial Troches ’ ave offered with the fullest.cenfidence in

their efficacy, giving almost invariably sure and immedi -
ate relief, |

Relief and bealth to your children.—Mre Winslow's
Soothing Syrup, for childron, relieves the child from
pain, invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects wind

; ts antl chat [ admitéed them {| "nd my, complaint from the first, and in making my bow this state of affairs, and they and the Dominion : oy
ray aa rere — 4? By what cavity of to it (for the last time I sincerely meee and trust) [may a ave ' we the conseqtenees. Neither the Imperial nor| Y¢rement may choose to give them, The levying and 2g A ap sate in all cases, as millions of mothers
reasoning lias Mr, Lawson arrived at so singular a con-/#afely say What it has treated gi with, great discourtesy appropriation of the taxes areas important to the well- .

cldsion? why, sir, a schoolboy would be whipped il be
could not give & better interpretarion of words 10 simple
and.40 clear.

Mo: Lawson next proceeds to state that the Mayor's

Court was properly constiimted by the charter ot the!

City, on the -oveasign of Mr. MuoMahon'y complaint
agaist the **L. C.,Owen,” the Mayor and one qoun-

cilfor being Held Sufficient to form a court. This one

and illiberality; the * Patrjot” end ‘ Examiner” bay-
ing frewly thrown open their columns te other parties
for the insertion of partial statements and personal at-
tacks upon. me; and the latter especially giving insertion
to vulgar and ribald matter too low for a gentleman to
take notice of,

1 beg to apologiee to Mr. Lawson for not answering
his letter sooner,

the Dominion Government dare sgnore the persistent
opposition ef Nova Scotia, the result of the recent
elections in which places’ the Hon. Joseph Howe'and
his friends in the position’ of Masters of the Situation
in the Legislative balls of Ottawa, ifthey deem it for the
benefit of their cause to attend there at all,

being of a country asliberty of speech or the freedom
of the Press. The Journal, it appears, thinks it his
duty ‘* to put people on their guard against such wild
and random talk about Confederation depriving usot our
rights and liberties,” The gentle, remindor will doubt.
levs be appreciated at its real value, though many

For Sudden Colds, Coughs, &c.
Sadden coldé and bard coaghs ean be cured immedia-
tely, as hundreds can testify, by mixing about ene tes-
spoonful of Perry Davis’ Vegetable Pain Killer with
four teaspaonful of Molasses, mixed well together, and
taken as your roe gor j spell comes on ; three teaepoon-
fals of the mixture will answer for a dose, Also rub a
litle of the Pain Killer on. the hands, and inhale the

! : ue 4 , I am, Sir, »>AUL'S CHURCH BELL. people may think that papers which profess to be neu- :
€ tMor, Whoin he now drags forward into public . : oi Ff ys) ._,_jscont of it into the lungs. After you have taken the
notitie for the fivet time, appears to have been Councillor Your obedient pat ‘ Those pleasant hours have passed away, tral in politics, but are not, would form as appropriate! medicine, bathe throat and aronud the collar bone, alse
Hooper, who, ‘he states, ‘* attended during the whole bf NERO eee ib So eh su é And many a heart that then was gay, & text for s little cautionary advice as the one here se-|across the upper part of the breast and down the sides,

the three days; aul by whom tha judgment was given; nor
was there any, neccssity for either,of the Councillors
Mitchell or Butcher,” (he iguoreshimsel/ and Couagillor
Yates who was on the Bench the whole time,) ‘tp be in
attendatide longer than it pleased them.” Adu'tting this
thesto be all'fuir, just, and equitable, and strictly in
aceordance with the charter of the City, why, may T
ask, did. Gouneillors Yates, Mitchell, Butcher, and the
Recorden himself, medalle and mix themseives up with
the proceedings at all,. expressing their opinions and
dicthting a verdict? There is a trite but true saying
--if I may be forgiven for repeating it-—that ‘* (yo. many
coke spoil'the broth.” — This Beneh-play of ledp-ftog
Was certanily very amusing to look at, bat diffteult to
understand. What | particularly) desire to know is this,
where was councillor Hooper during the whole of the

Gh ¢ Merata.

sen

Wednesday, September 25, 1867.

we

THE NOVA SCOTIA ELECTIONS.

Nova Scotta has nobly redeemed her honor, and
made a terrible example of the traitors who betrayed
ber libérty. OF the nineteen Canadian agents who of-
fered themadlyes for election to the Hors¢ of Commons,
but one remains to tell the disaster which has overtaken
his confederates. Dr, Tupper alone, the arch-traitor,

Within the tomb now silent dwells,
And hears no more those evening bells."—Moorg.
St. Paul's Chureb bell in this city, has completed its
course in the Protestant. religious history of this com-
munity, and will souadmo move, A few Sundays ago,
when ringing for Divine Service, it oracked, and has
since been removed from its lofty positivn in the
Church tower, and shipped to England for bell-metal,
since which time St. Paul's sings'dumb, Whether
fatiéy OF hot, it appeared te us to be the clearest and
sweetest toned bell we have ever heard, Ite silver
notes, however, which, for balfa century, heralded in
the peaceful Sabbath moruing, and at evening, summon-

lected by the Journa}. In his opinion our separate Co-
tonial existence is‘ verily one of those shame, one of
these things commonly and deservedly called a hum-
bug." Patriot.

LOCAL NEWS.

Three prisouérs, Morris, Murray, and Sharp, who
were in jail awaiting their trial at the Supreme: Court,
made their escape yesterday by removing to thé fenee,
during the dinner hour, the necessary in the yard of
the prisoners awaiting tmal, which, though originally
strong and well built, had become somowhat Wecayed,

if they have Seen made sore by coughing, and you will
soon get relief, if you do not neglect it too long. The
sooner this medicine is applied the more speedy the re-
lief. Im allqases, if you do not get relief in thirty min-
utes, take itaguin, and bathe frequently according te
directions, -

In this City, on the 18th inat,, in the 69th year of her
age, Bridget Keenan, Disceased was a. native of
Queen's County, Ireland, from whence she emigrated
to this Colony in 1819, in the 20th year of her age.

She leaves a husband and family to mourn her loss.—
RK, I. P.—(Other papers please copy.)

thfee d chee ek by oy a gr ‘meg hi ‘he succeeded in his election by wbout ® majority of!ed the Christian to prayer, are hushed forever. The|#t its junction with the cells, One other prisoner MARRIED.
on the Bench once. ‘ ; . named McLeod was caught ashe was jumping Gown,| In Charlottetown, on the 16th inst., by the Rev.

mus@ have tunde himself invisible by the aid of a Ma-|

gicinw’e wand; -andas Mr. Lawson states, that he, cdun-
cillor Hooper, alone was the Magistrate to investizate

seventy votcs,
;Cemmong and the whole Dominion, like a sparrow on
jthe honse-top—a political scare-crow to all men for all

|

He will staud before the House of merry peal which accompanied the newly solemnized

marriage, and the measured sounds which knelled a
departed fellow-mortal to the tomb are alike silent and

and re-imprisoned, No blame can be attachéd to the
jailor.—-Pat,

Alex. Falconer, Mr, David McEwen, of St. Peters, to
Miss Susan Smith, ot Savage Harbor.

ssestematoc

and give judginent, the Bench was bis propot place, and) i. i4 come. The justice due to treachery such as bis } onies of the past, Ita clearand mu-| Dears sy Drownine.—It is with since et!” 1B:
rr b copnized off it. He did t * s/among the men Pee * S 1 neere regr °
ie thd vo rh ie ela, Gith the poe Councillor although long-delayed, has been ‘stern and summary, | sical 4ones will ever-be associated with the sunny recol_| that we have to record the death by drowning, of Mr, Hew Advertisements.

Yates and the City Recorder, when they retired to con-
ader their verdict, ‘ior was he seen to leave it with
them on-their return to the Bench. Mr. Lawson may
be quite correct in stating that Lam noe ein upac-
vainted >with the rules and practice of the Police Court.

e's right; they puzzle me ainazingly: I canoot fathom
thedepth of their profownd ‘Wisdom and knowledge ;
I ami truly ignorant of their famificationg, and ‘* where
ignorance is bliss, ‘tis folly to be wise.” But for the
lose‘of one senre nature has supplied its pinot by
another,’ the sense of sight. I ask again, where Was
Councillor Hodper all the time? We have Councillors
Buteher; Yates; Mitche]}; the Mayor, and the Recorder
himselt, tossing thie grave complaint tip aud down like
a panenke ab shrove-tide; sitting’ on the Bench one day
and Janw ingrit the next, ** as it plexsyd them,” and play-
ing batalécdor andebattleeovk With it,’ 10 the disinay of
the bebolders ; instesd! of sending it to the Supreme
Court; bat as for Councillor Hooper he appears to me
to hawe been as. greata myth as the Reporter, who was
said to, hae been employed by the Court, but who never
reported. ,

Mr. Revorder Lawéon has nowhere denied that he
was rot present during the trial, except on the last day,
to gudge*for himself, how far thevevidunte went to prove
the ease bofdré the Coart.. Mud be been there to watch the
ence, bo would: liave heard the Captain's open confession
that the @teward of the ship earnestly ‘advised him to
take young Mr, MeMahon soto his cabiny uehe was be-

but not sufficiently so to meet the demands of tree
rmacn. To guard liberty in the future, a statute should
be enacted to deal with traitor® who dare to, tamper
i with the rights of the people, in a more summary mar
ner than by a mere deprivation of office. Impeachment
for their hves should be the penalty. The power and
authority of Parliament—by which any spedies of ras-
lcalfty or despotism might be justified—were preached
lop to the Nova Scotians to modify theif wrath‘upoh thé
loss of their liberty. A fitting fuply las been glyen to
such delusive argument. We rejeice to know that that
betrayed but not conquered Province has unmistakeably
proclgmed, that there is, and shall be, limite to ‘the
powers of Parliament, where the irights and. privileges

jof the people are concerned, and wn bave reason to

[hope that the emphatic opinion pronounced atthe
| polls will find embodiment in something more definite
than mere floating opinion.” a’ statute-law is neees-
ary, a8 we have seen through’the progress of Confeder-
ation, to secure the privileges of the people against
awbitious or mercétury politicians. The stern deter-
mination evinced by the flon, Mr. Howe, in fighting out
the battle of popular rights, cancels, in our mind, any
of the follies that may have been committed during a

lections of - youth, when the heart was glad and
free from ‘guile, and we shall nviss the old familiar
sounds for many a day. What changes have been
wrought since its tones were frst heard? The Colony
has been reclaimed from the wilderness, history’ has
been acted and recorded, science has been unfolded,

and joy and sorrow have succeeded each other as the
clouds float over the summer landscape, sweet bell, as-
sociate of our early, reminiscences, we owe thistribute to
theo in recollections of the pleasures which have often
thrilled the chords of our heart responsive to thy sounds,

Thou hast rung eut a merry peal on many a nuptial day,

er—would that it bad ‘been characterised by that
fullness ‘of the truth wWhicl¥ie to be found in the
‘Catholic Church along—thoa hast been ever punctual,
and now thou soundest no more.

ready to sing tts charmed:

* Note- Among the prominent men whose requiem

and for three generations—for the simple and the great
—thou hast tolled the funeral knell. In thy call to pray-

Joseph Chassion, of Tignish, which occurred on the
12th inst., off SeaVow Pond. The wind was blowing
fresh at thetime, and the weather shroud of the fote-
mast being censidered weak and unsafe, the deceased
went forward and very inconsiderately. tested its
strength by pulling on it in an outward direction, when

friends have been wrapped in the cold ombrace of death, |the tope gave way and he was precipitated into the

water. The boat being .under a foresail only at the
time it was difficult to get her about ; and though efforts
were made to save the unfortunate young man b
throwing over pieces of board, dc., they were unatail-
ing, and before the boat could be brought about he had
sunk toa watery grave. The deceased was a man of
good character, industrious habits, and leaves a wile
and three children, His age was about 32 years. His
body at last accounts had not been recovered. We
dorply sympathise with his bereaved family and friends
in their affliction. —S, P, A
Mrs. Wentworth Stevenson will give a Concert in the
Hall over Scott's Carriage Repository to-morrow eve-

May thy successor|ing.
prove as rich in cherished remembrances as thon

hast been; and when it bas rung out its last final duties,
may some one more worthy than the present writer be

An English Mail was received at the. General Post
Office yesterday.
The Heather Belle did not arrive from her Souris

trip yet on account of the heavy blow on Sund
night and Monday. fe nd

Prince Edward Island.

IN CHANCERY,

Re Mark Nathaniel Wright, George Dudley Wright,
Margaret Theococ ia Wright, Matilda Aan Wright,
Martha Maria Wright, and Isabel Chroatians Wright,
their Guardian,

N_ pursuance of a Deeretal Order, made by Hie
Honor the Master of Rolle in this cause, bearin
date the 20th day of August last, there will be SOL
by. PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, at Denk
River, in Prince County, in thié) Island, on WEDNES-
DaY, the Sixth day of NOVEMBER next, at the hour
of 12 o'clock, noon, all that valuable FREEHOLD
FARM, or Tract of Land, situaté on Township No.
26, containing 125 acres, a little more or less, with she
Messuage, Mills, Buildings, and appurtenances to the
same belonging, of whieh Gerona M. Wuieut, the
father of the above-named infants, lately died seized
and possessed,

The FARM and PREMISES above mentioned sre
situated on the Main Road, between Somereet (former
ly South-West Settlement) and Freetown, Bedeque;
having a frontage of 125 chaiie on said Road, and being
10 chains in breadth, a little more or less. :

The LAND is of superior quality, about Sixty.
Acres of which are cleared, and in a state

b : » ill-ereated by the erew, but that be per- ‘: A : : 2) " | f ‘ ‘ .

ing wry pag Se pape Aart the youn post b 0h long political career, and the splendid success which has buad'beon tolled by Bt. Paulo Olmraty tell,'-see em ALL SORTS OF ITEMS. clutivation, the residue being covered wit a fine growth
so ta ate; thereby proving that be winked at the out-| Sally attended his efforts, is nothing moro than be DL an teh avdewon! Vddnw’ eat''Oa : 1h rie . , of Hard and Soft Wood. The principal Dwelli
peadicrs Ro Ag Tho contingent of independent men| "ar Gone uaa Ae _ — House, & 14 storey Building,

hdd this’ silently encoutaged them. He ever
iouoes highly’ improper” the reading to him of
thecdteposition, and without krowing one single ‘particle
of grat teavapired before the Court daring'the wo pre:
vious days, except what was svhispered to him by the
mand afew burried and brief wards through.an ear-
2, he confidently commenta at some length on the
a,

justice deserved,
from Nova Sootia, whom he will lead at Ottawa, added
to the other independént men who uave been selected
from New Brunswick, and Ontario, ‘and Quebec, will,
if we mistake not, form a majority to overthrow the

Sherman, Mayor Hutchison and thé late lamented May-
or Haviland.—Com, |

_ Paovanrry.—" W. EB. Clark,” the accomplished and
efficient Collector of Customs for Charlottetown, dis-

McGee's Gnal majority. which he boasted would awoll
up to 1,000, amounted t> only 130, ’
there, my countrymen !

Sir Frederick Bruce, the British, Minister at Wash-

What a fall ‘was

diptheria.

aro Woodhouse, Carriage House,

ington, died suddenly at Boston on Thursday last, of/si,

. is 836 by 28 feet, with
kitchen in the rear, 25 by 18 feet, contizuous to which
Stables, Workshop
and Barn, the med r bs - ine ley Mills, comprie-
ing & Very superior t Mill, (with $ pair runners)
Sasi, Saw, and Carding Mills, are pecalled bya
powerful stream ; and their situation for busitiess pur

@ CO: 1B McDonald Ministry. At all events, they will constitate . f t
ool wifich yas never tikén down in hve hae i Ne sach a formidable Ca tobtty as to guarantee Prince Edé Orit pill rm ty ths Wecdice’ eae 4 Mer Angi; toy tae tcewe ar Soumele pee The few reg on a ores He aun i
noenve’ His‘ ni denucastattey RAEavUstd oe he ward Island from either bribery or coercion on the part Wetanet nignt last.to bear the ine Yet this standin the most unscrupulous efforte made to defeat/One Ccbaeeiia the MILLS, wah a COTTAGE 90
Sk tiuee Me. Me Maton lobe, ‘and ‘that one] of the Domivion Government. Let our local Confeder- ces officer and tried Liberal bas he taste him, be’ his barton Meshain, by a fine majority./by 18 feet, and a Worksuor, 18 by 15 feet for the
pe mn gr unwortby of belief. while another! sees, wlio Gave bean ovarsholned with tear aad rage at ete Gianak or Oh nun of pied apn bo Sy make MALLE Weer cae ee worth by abi-|use vy Miller, with 25 acres of LAND attached, The
War» ores Mavethiesens e 2g pe pen og the result of this election, take notice of this predic- make cowardly,‘ lying,” and unprovoked cieth agen sbantie sufederita, therp would whey, ior phn bao ite of eos yom maps ref “ i - EL LING Bowes ;
core pls c? nti +4 reath be states that the ayeoud| ton, $9 different from those in which they have been re-| gentleman, who is in no way responsible for any |! bis case, for there is na comparison between the two of

Mate id Uniquestiohably commit the two assaulls of) cently” mdulging.

7 Qhikiny| for which he waa sentenced to pay'a
aaeop ate. and mbes $2) Fo! Met) sir, Mv.) Lawson
hae ane n-fencimg too much: with Wis sobjuct to be able
to.explaiy bigaaeating., What ihe meant to say, Tipre«

Men who have themeelves been
wheedled oat of their rights, aud vilified and denounced
because they refused to acknowledge themselves to be
virtwal slaves, will not fail to exercise to the utmost

Writings that appearin this paper. ‘Ile has also ‘re-
jceived a certificate of character from *: Robert Hynd-
lman and * W. S: Longworth.” Both certificates ate

Worthless. ‘* Robert Hyndman” has been absent from

men in point of education and competency. This fac
tiows opposition, however, finely il —. the sincer-
ity of the ing midds. in clamouting

men,” irrespeotive of party-ties, for the House of Com-
mons, : >

and other buildings above described ; and the ‘
25 acrea, being the Nurthers Seoliot of tne treet wat

all cleared, will form the third Lot.
foreth * best].

Should ;
ral peeing regatta pe

perty will
Txrms.—Ten per cent of the. money to be

abigae''.d aasure the reader that ifthe savage) their voice and influence in behalf of ene of the most the office for a gool part of the summer, fa’ The Fenians ate sald to be giying*trouble ta 6 au-|paid down at time of Sale, and t -"

poh i “el a fig enema vably been conwicted of she! independent if the smalleatof the North Ame rican Prd- setts, sither A oie ot his Libeldt Saari? thorities ot Manchester. A'rdsiet ot there ié attributed tir of the doe Toe money, 334 per pe Beene Eb 2
that dvautis a gewry d f° et ha sane aye incel!” We may rest assured thatin the presence ofthese! (3, 6, Broignet, disohatged the Weiles of bebe gece mn —. bp ers nent hip oes vag great yo to ‘ cution i Fay Deeds, “The remauning two thirds to, «
ited ** b tlién “retir 0 & private reo 9 : ‘ \ ty fit hee ner, ° man . ‘enians in ever: stur-| be secure e t ~

prt 10 WIWisg tho Ma,Aetratys; Hocomimeridy thy |Mmen, no mean, coercive legislation, oF corrupting And de-| Hut the fees in bis pocket.“ 'W.'S. Longworth," and| bance that takes place. td definitely to be capreted on a on contiiens obit re

inflietidn'of-acemall fine for kicking in the ribs abd
striking between tlie eyem Aboy im the most bratal mau

tusiv coffers or ‘* bribes” will beatiempted to wean us from
our “isolation ” and ‘cbscurity,” or, if they do, they

hie brother have been heard to declare, that of the two
shillings charged for testing liquors, one shilling went

Ships have advanced 10 shilling’ # ton, in valee, in
England. Freights are going up on beth sides of the

Dated at Charlottetown, thie 10th day of Septem-
ber, 1867.

bet wer é ; shel amet Oe ay j to the Collector of Customs, Half a dozen persone can : :
ner, setting stide for another, Court all the other charges! ¥i1) Wy go scathingly exposed, as to shame their pro- he fr» i 40 prover thie if; Atlantic. Deals eontinue depressed ‘ J. LONGWORTH,
of _extr mee Semelth sd Mee goal hor bes ether pao posers from such doubtful expedients, The most. dig- pena Pell ie, we ont & pay’ Seda The bot Pope Pius has resolved to call together a pera} Hoposo, Solicitor, Master in _
yet en find fl wih this decision? eet aenese? graceful intimidation and bribery were attempted, upon lector hag poright whatever to test liquors, or gagto, as/COUncil of the Ro Catholic Chareh, Le has P, E. ISLAND

ah ave, whol they find that\ieavier punish-| the people of Nova Scotia by the minions of Cavada.|that Is the duty of the land-walters, and’ we persume bas onteenet ae deer md = Cardinale whom he)

Gnfhiéted in the ‘suné Coati’ foe mac Tigiter
‘inflt salina! dite 4

Canadian Postmasters, and Ministers of Finance and
Marine;enerted their influence to make the official em-
finder them yote for their own degradation and
country, on parw of dismissal; but ll in
fw's candidates for both the General

that this poking his hose where ‘he bas no tight to, is
what he calls acting with « vy "and “fidelity.”
How many bénds prepared by him evs been retired
from the treasurer to be corrected? How many per-
sons have been mado swear to their invoices, and re-
turns, by the Collector, as directed f law, on pain of

ment swept everything’ before them.
rrolited ‘hot'se, foot kad artillery, and

a pow of £50? A correet answer to these queriés
will test his ‘+ fidelity " and ** integrity,” and will afford
something to dilate tipon’ Wesides di

rranging
for the meeting of the Council,

New Brunswick has returned t Commoners o
posed to the McDonald Miotetry. 1 Nova Scotia ies
returned eighteen. The Hzaminer pretends'to derive
great comfort from this foe. The Governme A
which is now out fm fall blast th favor of Confederation’
notwithstanding bie solemn pledge to the oen (

the preliminaries

do ‘
Beat three Renapen Biesk Hambu
racy A Be White enaoe Water to ap 64

FAIR & EXHIBITION.

te en to the list, as already published, Prises
w

also «be awarded as follows, ¥is:—

tand second best Blood Filly under 9 old.
t and second best Blood Colt, 2 yearso ined
Cart do do

De i
Te 04

a haw oumdati ' sting attacks|calls Tupper's contem lajority of sevent a
e duitcbefote the Supreme Court had piv the Wall, and there is scarcely one left pon private characters, which bave n sheen srovokedclebtained Oy the gremen thea T ecewuola ae: de. whe - oe Od
which inflaenecd the eg mp prepare ° With thé other. Tt now remains to be sven And tan tag ara etl og “ Hp A ng " jority. ' mapas the : Dhyne of De de Any On Oe oe, he “
i t itwely. No sib a ; 4 F appear amiable in exteem ia, if the federation, er ere 2 id * ‘
pas frie weer eater the Mayor's Cont ale Poa. Mr, Tilley, aod other Jaoks-in-office, gg much powder would not be wasted uponauch a‘! ¢ ps ae say it looks jike it, aed people can lake po ' * Sto'y to the Beerd of Chietaleoleniey, i]
Sr verdicts but evyyn it it had— deaging in mind. t y end, yoblushingly attempted to — Com. _|tiew of fact, ' : i 1 Charlottetown, Sept, Mb, sk ‘ a
iene ve ae 8 ' ' a vn Tim a: hry 96s or," ot lel

ade.