‘w URRAY HARBOR ‘AND BELFAST

DISTRICTS.

Tux Marray Harbor and Belfast Districts seem ¢o be
greatly puzzled to know who. their representatives will
be in the next House of Assemidy, From all we can
learn, however, we are inclived to think that Messrs.
Fletcher and Henderson—the one a staunch Liberal and

the other..an .indepeadent ticket,-will be elected for}
Murray Hagbor, andthe choice, under the peculiey vir-}-

cumstances of the cage, which seem to render impossible the
return of two Liberals for that District, is the most judi-
elous that could.be made. The Liberals, if they split
their votes at all, will do best to give them to Mr. Hender-
son, ip preference to Mr. Prowse. Belfast-is also im a
quandary. Messrs. Davies, Laird, Duncan, and—it is
said-—-Col. Gray, are before the: District. ' Messrs.
Davies and Laird’s chances appear to us to be the best,
and we shall be very much mistaken if they do not both
lead off by handsome majornties. Mr. Davies can be
religd upon.as a thoroughly houeat and patriotic politi-
cian, and Mr, Laird as an uncompromising and formid.
able anti-Confederate, whose presence in the Legislature
will. always be a source of terror to Canadian agents
and sympathisers, :

“W. E, Crarx, St. Peter's Mills,"*hac a scurvy letter
in the last Hxaminer, which shows the man's tricky ‘na-
ture and disposition better. than we could pourtray them,
He has a fling st our private character, and the late
Vindicator. Well, we hope the allusions will gain him
the support of the Catholics of St. Peter's; but.we beg
to say moat distinctly that it was on ‘political princi-
ples” alone that we alluded to him at all, and we chal-
lenge him to show where we have ‘' misrepresented ” or
**villitied” him. He cannot do so. We also dere and
defy him to publicly impute anything against cur, moral
character, as he would wish to do in his cowardly post-
ecript. We are quite willing that our character should
any day be putin contrast with his own. We repeat,
we did not allude to his personal character at all, butsim-
ply dealt with him as a public man, and if he 1s quite so
thin-skinned as not to bear any allusion to bis public
character, we can tell him that he is entering upon a hard
road. When he musters courage equal to” bis

, {almost worthless,

Baiserr.—Ao attempt at bribery and corruption
on a gigantic scale on the part of the Government,
tnvolvipg an expenditure.of £30,000 of the revenue
for electiongering purposes, hag just, come to our
knowledge, the vaetaile of which, when given next
week, will astound the public. Theoks to Col. Smith,
the scheme-——which is connected with the Volunteers
vhs been ‘nipped ia the bud...

Nova Scorss has alinost completed her arrangements
tor the Paris Exhibition of next, summer, -From our
exchanges we should say that the display of the sister
Province will be a most ¢reditable one. 3
Ow Saturday, & whole heap of American and Colonial
Mails was received ‘at the General Post Office, ‘Char-
lottetown, paneng the Budget which we recetved is
Handford’s Price Current, St, Jobn, N..B,, Jan 16 and
23, 1867, and also The North British Revjow for
December, ihe contents of which are: 1. Conclaves;
2. On the Relation of the Food of Man to his Muscular
Power; 3. The Irish Church Establishment; 4.. The
Emperor Frederick. the Second ; 5. Professor Coning-
ton’s Eneid; 6. Empedocles; 7. Sixteenth Century
Studies:—The Loss of Calais; 8. Submarine Tele-
gtapby.
From our Exchange papers we have culled the
latest telegrams and most interesting items,—the
telegrams which we received from St. John being
‘Tur Beacon light-house, situated at the entrance of
St. Joh, N. B., Harbor, was recently desttoyed by
fire, resulting from the s ineous combustion of' the
ceal or Albertine oil used:and stored in: the institution:
ta. What has become of the St. John Freeman for
ms last three weeks? We have not received it fur that
Tene is much speculation afloat as to whether
President Johnson will be formally impeached or not.
'. Sane Court propeedings are laid ever until next
x
A generaf and serious crash in commercial circles is
again predicted in thé United States at an early day.
‘ Tne Annual Report of: the Charlottetown Mutual
Fire Insurance Company wiil appear next week.
. Wx have to lay over, until next week, a Report for
the past season of the Meohanic’s Eishing Company of
Charlottetown.

ta” Titx Secretary, of the Committee, wha called
the Public Meeting at Burns’ Road for to-day, bas
notified us that, in consequence of the had roads, it
has been postpoaed until the 7th Feb. We understand

~

‘The severest snow storm

and aliiost sispéndivg trav
es oie a. Rew one, Jen. 18.
.. Informatiin from Nore: Carolina) says :a secret
orgablzetion with retohitiondatyoujectoxiets'in Ma-
rion Caduly ; aggravated outraged dre perpstrated on:
berrosd Jaw 6fiigers, ‘ ogress themselves
fraid to prosecute the perps ralonte A aide
“Sr. Joux, Hs Purdy bat.oe Meh, exeite-
huient-in’ Paris over chavgés ia Imperial Cabinet. It
is thought they indjeate more warlike puticy en the
part of the'Emperor.--Freneh: press applaud réforrin
made by Napoleou.—Suiad Lord Derby hiav coveluded
aot to present Goverment Reform ‘pin to'Parlja-
ment,—Gold 1364, lage Pye rope ey
Sr. Joux,.N. B.,. dan. 24.—London Jan. 224.—
Admiralty Court has given :jodgmeut in favor ‘o
United States on the Rappakadnoek cate. «'

Gal 206 108 2) 8 Rs oat cnet see

S.avie 8

ee

|, Mledigal Notices... al
Flolloway's Ointment.«-Sores, wounds, ulcerations, and
other diseases affecting the skin, are ammdable be wie cool-
ing and healing unguent, “It has called forth loudest
bras from perenae resend suaieed te years er] bad
rye, a and chronic u every hope of cure
a rg pret None but rata HA pit. ieneed
the soo’hing effect of this Ointment can ap icles of the
sel Waecrtee tas Os sed he weap — ed
+, Whenever thie Ointment hs ce it has,
eotabtished ite own ‘worth, and hus dgain
as the easiest antl safest remedy for all i
In neuralgia, rhoumatiom, and
property used, gives wonderful :
The Mothers Remedy for alld with which children
are afflicted is Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, It relives
the child from pain, cures wind colic, regulates the stomach
and bowels, and during the procedé $f'teething, it gives rest
and health to the child, and? carries’ it safely through the
critical period, ay
Those who over-tax the Voice in’ singing or public speak-
ing will find Brown's Bronchial Trockws ox ngly useful,
enabling them to ‘endure: niore tan ordinary’ ‘exertion
with comparative ease, while they résder articulation elcar.
For Throat Diseases and.Coughs the Troghep aro of service.

—— ee -se-as

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the trous com a
gout; ssme applica
Wiel pplication

low eunning and malignity; and next attempts to injure|that there is also to be a large mevting at the Head of PERRY DAVIS’ VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER:

our moral character, we hope he will do so in such a way
as to enable us to avail ourselves of that public in-
stitution to which every man should have the privilege
of appealing for protection against defamation of char-
acter—namely, the Supreme Court. We think we know
Mr. ‘Clark too well to suppose that he will adopt a
manly course by risking an appeal to such a tribunal.—
Truly the electors (both Catholic and Protestant) are
making a wise choice in selecting the political bank-
rupt, Clark, as their representative! We little thought,
when giving’ a plain statement of his past political
history, that the only defence or excuse bu could make
would: be to charge us with having once made an apol-
ogy in reference to the Normal School. We leave bim
in his helplessness, with this gentle hint, that the day
may not be far distant when we shall maké bim eat his
tu quoque as readily as he did his vote of’ 1857.

Tar Conservatives, on Monday ovening last, held a
meeting.at Temperance Hall to nominate their’ candi-

the Bay ow the 6th February, We shall, agreeably to
invitation, endeavor to attend both these meetings.

al quantity of snow seems to have fallen this winter. The
upon our rivers, and bays, is bad, and it is extremely
doubtful if it will be fit for travelling upon this season,

An edjterial aricle upon the Hon. J. Pope's $800,000
bubble, prepared for this day's paper, is crowded out.

The water tanks provided by the Corporation last fall,
have — worthless, Of course, the blame rests with our
wise City Fathers,

To Conagsronpents.—‘ Tim" has been received ; but
as we consider that he has already fully substantiated his
statement in reference te Capt. Kinch’s shallop, we therefare
leem it unnecessary to take any further notice of the Pa.
triot’s correspondent ** Sam,"’ whose object seems to be to
keep up a trifling controversy. .

The first sleigh that ever crossed the Straits, on its own

‘ |bottom, was brought over by Arthur Irving, Esq. It wasa

Jarge duuble-seated sleigh, and was drawn after the mail
boat. Who knows but a horse and sleigh could cross over?
—S, Progress,

We are glad to learn that.our merchants, who have ship-

dates’ for, Charlottetown, Confederation was thé only |ped produce to England this fall, are likely to realize hand-

political topic which was discussed.
Frederick Brecker, Esq., was first proposed, and was
unanimously carried a8 one candidate. He addressed!

some profits by the transaction,

The Building Committee of the Church at Orwell Head,
Murray Harber Road, gratefully acknowl the receipt
of the sum of Ten pounds, from Maicolm MeLeod, Eaq.,

joases ot Cold, Cong

after a thorough trial, by innumerable living witnesses
has proved itself the Medicine of the age. Although

Tux reads through the country have been alinost impas-|there have been many medicinal preparations brought
sable, for a week back, from the immense quantities of mow!hefore the public since the first introduction of Perry
which have fallen. Both in Europe and Americaan unusu-| Davis’ Vegetable Pain. Killer, apd tar

amounts @x-
pended in their introduction, the Pain Killer has con-
tinned to stead!ly advance in theeatimation ot jhe world
as the bast Family Medicioe everintroduced, It is an
incernal aud external remedy, ‘Ona positive proof of
its efficacy is, that the sales have constantly increased,
and wholly upon its own merits, .The ¢ffect of the
Pain Killer u the — when taken internally

. Bowel Compliants, Cholera.
Dysentry, and other affections of thr system, has been
truly wonderful, nud has won for'it a name among
medical preparations that can never be forgotten. Its
success in removing pain, asan exterrinl temedy, in
cases of Burns, Bruises, Sores, Sprains. Cuts, Sting of
Insects, and other causes of auffering, has secured for
it such a host of testimony. as.an almost infallible re-
medy, that it will be handed down to posterity as ene
of the greatest medical discoveries of the ninteenth

century.
THEO. DesBRISAY, _
' General Ageatifor?P. E. Island.
Jan, 9—I1m.. - eC ed! .

SESS SS

“Crunprex often leok pale and sick from no other
cause than having worms"in thé ‘stomach. Brown's
* Vermirvar Comrits” will destroy worms without in-

the meeting, carefully reviewing the progréss of Confed-|(Stone House)as a donation to the building funds of said)jury to the child, Children haying worms require im-

eration in the neighboring Proviices, and the vote
against the measire which our own Legislature came to
on the subject last session, in which he had joined, and
which he still supported on the same grounds, and as
strongly as when debating the question in the Assembly.
Ho was warmly cheered.

The Hon. John Longworth was. then

posed. He
supported the view tnken by the House o

Church,

Wim. Clements, Eaq., Murray Harbor, is the Liberal can-

Assombly laet|didate for the vacant seat in the Legislative Council for the

efton canees

mediate attention as neglect ef the trouble

Thé Mavor of Charlottetown begs to ackriowledge the|prolonged sickness. ~ ° ame, Jem. 9 im
receipt of Five Pounds Eight Shillings, currency, from Wie (ees Se
Excellency the permnans Soman, te be ap vas fe deg “et . : , DIED, | a :
table pur ename being the amount realis the}. *
sale o Photographie views of the scene of the late fire in| At Bull Cresk. Lot 46, efter 2. aber Haus, eh, es
Charlottetown, made by Aubrey Coventry, Esq with Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Catherine ,

McDonald, relict of John’ McDonald; inthe 77th year of her
. Mey sheestin peaces. 6° tes. ina”
At Charlottetown, gn after several weeks

* aad

ion, and & large majority sedined to accede to hig|Fourth District pf King’s County. - | dined.’ Mr.‘ Hen heat eat of-hin age,

emieemees oo ’ d - 18) We underssand that the Mechanics’ Fishing Company will| -(n Friday peril n- 95th a a ty paral pain, Horatio
The Hon. Daniel Davies was then brought forward by {increase their, stock by & few additional shares, which auords Nelson Hope, Esq Kichmond Vottsgé; St.’ Elewnor's,_

Mr. DyBlois, and Mr, WW. H, Pope. and Jas. C, Pope, |* {eyorsble opportunity for parties wishing. to invest money) Jn Halifax, on Monday evening, he t4th instant, Henry

upon which the business of the maocting, which had pre- proticably. . ; . |G. Found. son of Mr. Henry Found, Jate.of Charlottetown,

viously proceeded with order and regularity, now waxed| * ——"" Hin the 27th year of his age, d

rather warm, David Laird, Esq., Hon, T. H. Haviland,
F. Brecken, Esq., Hon. James Pope, and his brother,
Mr. W. H. Pope, taking part. The result,-as we learn,
was that Mr. Longworth arose and expressed his regret
to find that hid nomination was so likely to lead to a
division between the Conservatives; and saifl he had no
wish to oppose a brother member of the Governinent
unless the electors decidedly. ingisted upon it.
evinced hesitation and much indecision in accepting the
nomination. Upon this, the Confederates seized she
moment as fit for becoming Vety boistérous, with the visi-
ble intention of getting Mr. Longworth out of the way.
Mr. Secretary Haviland made.one of lis customary vx:
cited speeches, and on one octagion, highly insulted

loudly hissed by the audience. He was, nevertheless,
warmly applauded by his brothér-in-law, Mr. DeBlow.
and afew more rabid Oanfederates, who ‘were banded
with him in one quarter of the room, About 11 o'clock
some of the more quiet = of, the audi

adjourn the meeting untit Thuriday eveni
Fromwhat further we bave learned of what’ transpired,
it seems that what the little faction of Confederates
eould not do by numbers, they attempted to perform by
noise and rowdvism, although they scarcely amounted
to one in ten of the audience. Their prineiple seemed
to be that a sectidn of the constituency of Charlottetown,
however small, ought to be allowed to do as they please,
if they were only Confederates, and that if a man, once
arepresentative, had adopted a certain measure, opposed
and obnoxious to the great body of his constituents, he
was proscribed if tly did not indulze him in the advo-
eacy of it,and attempted to elect another in his place.
Mr. Langworth’s indecision rendered the adjournment
necessary, and we understand that unlese he spucdily
makes public his firm determination to a the nomin-
ation, a gentleman of sound anti-Confederate ptteciples,
as a second candidate, is to be bro forward and no-
minated on Thursday: Here, then, it seems, is a chance
for a clever man of reliable anti-Confederate and inde-
pendent principles.

We have feceived from Mr. Daniel McDonald, of
Souris, an official repert of two Public Meetings held
in the First District of King’s County—the one at
Kollo Bay, and the other at ris—on the 22d and
93d instapt, but we are so crowded, and the no.ices
have been handed in ¢o late, that we cannot find room
tor them this weck. The Hon. Mr. Hensley and

ward Kickham, Esq., aro undoubtedly the favorites
in tho’ First District, and will be returned by handsome
majorities, at least so we judge from those meetings.

Parnce County.—We learn from the First District
that Messrs. Howlan and Conroy will be the
successful candidates. Two more. faithful repré-
sentatives could not be selected by any constituency ;
and we wish them. success, even beyond their awn
most confident anticipations aad those ef their friends.
The Lapcrals’ should not, on aby account, split their
votes; for, unless they wish to meet with disaster and
defeat, they will be on their ig and
for Messts. Conroy aid Howlan.

vote te a man|>*

. New

Lonpow, Jan. 17, noon.-—The Reform League, are

SS ee
by Telegraph...

preparing for another Monster trade demonstration.
The affair will come. off in this city on. thé 11th of
February, and is expecied to surpass avy demonstra-
Heltion of the kind ever’ made iu England.

- Pesrn, Jau. 19.—The Hungarian Diet. with re-

markable unanimity evince a design te .break their
negotiations with Austria if that Goveroment, con-
tinue ¢o oppose the wishes of Hungary, in insisting’
on the army organizction scheme and other measures
Hon, Mr: r, the Chairman of the meeting, and wasiequally oppressive and odious to the people.

article this morning says a large insurance has been
made at Hamburg on the personal effects of Max:

ngs, moved tajimilian, and to be shipped. per steamer Maria to
(to-morrow. Raguea. ‘

Loxvox, Jas. 18—Noon.
- ‘The morning journels of to-day make meation of

a rumor that the great powers have resolved to urge
the sublime Porte to call a convention to take the
Eastern question into consideration.

; Prestru, Jan. 18.
. The Upper House of the Hungarian Diet has uoan-
imously passed Deaks address. ie
ee Frorence, Jan. 18,
'Thé Florence Finance Minister has eonfirmed the

announcement that the Government intends to tax

chureh property to the extent of six hundred million

pany we Os Bromewce; Fans 17—Even
MM. Tonnelli’s mission to Rome relative to the
Bishops has been satisfactorily ended. He will soon
take leave of the-Pope and depart. :
Loxpon, Jan. 17—Even.
It is reported from the continent that a desperate
t has been discovered to’ adsassinate the Pacha of
gypt. The plot included the subversion of the Gov-
ernment, and the investing of the reine of Govern-

at the head of the movement. The conspiracy bapply
was discovered and frustrated.

Gatveston, Texas, Jan. 17,
Mecican dates of the 15th state that Marshal
Bazaine had issued a cireular to the French soldiers

of the French corps and advising them (o decide
whether to-remain or not. Bustaminte bad proclaim-
ed for Jaares, and tho city of Tampico bad declared
for great preparations were being made at
San Luis for the reception of Juarez.

Latest to ** Horald.”

pre he Stelle, mnt Drtmae Ct Sefer
fn nat cre tanta ge | :

Waeteutewn. Jan. toby Cable.--

France is

fore all are gone, at
and Varioty Store, Old Stand. .-..

No

3 Street,
T sat neon, Quen Saert, na WEONBEDAY, 13
: ais

- Vaennay Jan. 17.The Presse of this city in an|*rtment of

| well known

ment in the hands of Selim Pacha, who is eaid to be} pi 4,
in the Mexican sérvice, annodaving the retarn home| :
gk, Sonn, — Paste 29H —Biranal” Ate ial aia § Sut,

ly etted by many friends
and acquaintances,‘ ” vee Pri, mie sen ee Bes
: Valentines! Valentines. ..
OMPRISING Sentimental and Cemic, the best cesorted
C in Town. Come one, come all, and ee Jost pick be-
T. O'CONNEEL'S Velentane Depot
3,

Queen Street, Charlottetown, Jan, #9, Ila

ns AUOLION:

a8 Be oe

.

. TRADE SALE!
WE SOLD by Public “Auetién. Ye geet

DAY y valtnha FOR POMRHT

ete Hun.
ireele g Hi
‘*” 10 Kegs TOBACCO,

trade,

10 Tons IRON, wre fey
1 do, .
10 Cees of CLARET, with & variety of

“rs Sooke onths.
Charlottetown, 30th Jan., weer! MeATE ly seer
To the Electors. of the Third Electoral
_ District of Queen’s County,”

been dissolved, I take peeve net < penton J ‘to state
ou that itis may inven Aoisgninc ) ph tcel pie te
fe ‘Agee. G "8
tadwe vo fou; teres any pactciher purtiet of bern
here, I am steadfast in my attechmbat (6 the Liberal cause,
ae foriner)y ; and 1 am satisfied that ¢) is 29 erm
of opinion between you and me upon. ny public question
that bas arisen at any time during my Yepréesentation of your
District. . i
ier to explain to you my views on the policy and
re puags of he Gotersinent, nee it pamed into the hands
of the Tory Party, I will, with your , held
Public Meetings
at the times and placce hereunder mcation ti u—
Ou WEDNESDAY, é6th FEBRUARY, at Saw Mill
ye, Covehcad Road, at 11 o’cleck, foreroon.
On SATURDAY, boop pb , ab My, Jatees MeDon-
Fort Augustus, at 12 o’ ; 2
_ I remain, Geni :
Your obed’t t.

rd

to
di

COLES.
Charlottetown, Jan. 80,-1867, :

“ENGINE MEEDING.. ©.
OLUNTEER. ENGINE COMPANY. (Steamer
isc thon will meet at theiz, Engine Boom, in
Grafton Street, the first MURSDA& in FEBRUARY,
at eight o clock, P- Ofte, poeta at
Charlotterowm, Jan. 2% 1Ag7.,, ite sea acl

‘qi ante ter" ;
ela 4 86a ‘ th :
Ghatorwicon, Yoo. 10,1007. PR tia

' *

fon ten years, commenee
ed at 2A. M. yesterday, autheontigued tor -twenty-
four hours, without: iuterutission, pecompanied by
north east gale, causing im use” drifts in’ streets,

cHigg best 2 Yor of
‘junguiehed honor which, twelve month» ago,

»fouliject of the approachi

ean eagerly sought},

lealaries from the public purse.

. a the ‘Biubscriber's| |

Biggin ee i The Hduie of Assénibly having now)

GEN TLEMEN,— ‘
JHE LAN Sey General Assembly of Prinee! -

Edward Island being about to expire, 1 beg to ten-
der you my most gratefu eocidanane for the dis-

‘ou con-
ferred upon we in selecting me to fill the vai hay fn the
Parlimnmentary tepresentxbion of thé Dieter, been sioned
by. the--death ‘of my lamented~ friend, the late Hon.

myself again a candidate for r suffrages, should you
honor me with's repetition of your favor, you may rest
asaured that nothing shall be wanting which my humble
efforts can accomplish to promote ibe prosperity and
hougionst of thie my netive District. :

A I have not been able, during the brief
period of ‘my Legislative connection with you, to per
form sich an amount ef public good as under « more
extended term of office, Taighs reasonably to ac-
complisb’; yet, 1 datter myself that my endeavors: to
fadvanee the jnterests of my constituents haye not bern
exerted altogether in vain. :

I should have addrevsed'you at an earlier date on the

LS
pressed with the great cardinal maxiny that “ Union is

» fotrength," I bave deferred the matter until the present
jmoment, ‘ia

hopes that our Charlotretown » would
ent ve with ¢ome plan of operation for the approach~
ng campaign, in which we might all co-operate—some
coinndon platform’ on which the friendé of progress and
orde? might all pall together,” As it is wost hhely
that ‘the Laud Qaystion and Kducation, the Fisheries
and Confederation, will occupy s prominent place in
the deliberations of our next Colonial Parliament, it
may hot, perhaps, be premature on my part to declare
even now, what my owe peculiar views on thuse several
questiong are. : im
Is being now almost unanimously admitted that the
ry tebawe Avt,”’ together with the ** Act to assist
Leastholdeis’ in sce, at the fee simple of their
farms,” constitute the most effectual means yet devised
for. ‘converting dur leasehold tenures into. freehold, |
shall be ready at all times to give thy most ample «flect
to the provisions of those statutes. oe

I haye long indulyed the opimion—and am still of the
same belicf—that the laws relating to Education chould
be #o amended ns, among other improvements, to enable
the Distriet Teachers to draw the entire amount of their
Such an alteration as 1
have here indicated would have been effected dering the
late Seesion had net Messrs. Laird and Hovwatt distinctly
clared that their constituenta would not submit to an
change in the Educational system of the Colony whicl
would involve the imposition of a single penny’s nddi-
tional ‘texation. Hence it was deemed adviealde—the
General Election being co near at hand—te defer the
further consideration of the subject uatil the people
should bave an opportunity of expressing an epimen
thereon at the hustings.
The uncommon’natural facilities possessed by our Is-
and fishermen being rendered slaost nugatory by the
abregation of the Reciprovis Treaty, 1 will assrst in
any measure which may enable our people to compete
suecessially with the fishermen of the neighboring Re-

public.
1 am still decidedly opposed to Confederation; and

other men, howsoever widely those sentiments, political
ot otherwise, may differ from my own; nevertheless, |
denv the right, in any case, of ** a emall minority of the
ie” to make laws for, or rule the majority. I
sball, therefore, oppove any party, Liberal or Conserva-
tive, who will attempt to join this Island in a Federal
Union with Canada. Who would deprive us of the in-
estimable privilege of making the laws that govern
us, sud surrender ourselves to tha ‘* tender
mercies" of a people whosw inordinate selfishness and
extravagance have already brought their own magnifivent
country to she very brink of kruptey, and whose
sectional animosities are fully as malignact ae were
those which provoked the late calawisous war ia the
United Sratee, and drenched that emce prosperous
country in the blood of a milliew of ite own sebjvcts.

Tf time and other circumstances permit, I will call
upon you aeverally before the slestion comes off, whem
We can enter more fully ipto any of the pablic questions
of the day, than itis possible to do through a newapa

communication. In the meantime, I beg to subscribe

myself ,
fis Your most obedient servant,

EMANUEL McEACHEN.
1867.

ST. ANDREW’S HALL.

Second Season of the Charlottetown Amateur
Dramatic Club.

| South Lake, Jan. 15,

Tae ceaRLoriaro wx AMATEUR DRAMATIC

eet Pee Second Season on WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS, FEBRUARY 6.and 7.
when they will appear before the public with new Plays.
Gage Scenery, Dresses, etc., etc, In soliciting the patronage
of the public on the opening of this, their Season,
the Club would bég leave to intimate thet they heve

. |no pains in getting up « want long felt in the eommunity—
[MORAL AMD AMUSING ENTERTAINMENTS.

‘| On Wednesday Evening the 30th, will appear in the
| pred Moral Desaen of vanes

George Barnwell,
on

THE LONDON APPRENTICE,
te.be followed by the sipu-srtirrine vance of

BINKS, THE BAGMAN.

An entire change of Programme on Thursday evening.
‘rice of Admission—Reserved Seats 3a. ; Back, ie 6d.

joora open at 74 o’elock ; Performance to commenee at

* 1 o'clock precisely.

A STRING BAND will be in attendances.

For particulars seo maall Bills.

Tickets to be had at the Stores of Hom. P. Walker,
W. R. Watson, Esq., W. H. Wilson, Boq., and at the Kent

Street Béok Stere.
W. C. GRANT, See’y.
Charlottvicwn, Jan. 16, 1867, islpex in

CHLELES QUIRK,

_ ‘MANUFACTURER OF
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GENTS BRIGHT

AND

NATURAL LEAF

QUEEN STREET,

Charlc**~’ a, 1 | 4
Jonwary 14, 1867. bt

mt

_ Tyveh Groand Rice,
‘OR Gale by

Donalii ‘Beaton. And, it being my intention’ to offer}

BICRLGIOR DOBSR..

General Election,: but im-|'

although I always reapect the conscientious opinions ef |

GOOD SMOKING TOBACCO,

“REID. BROTHERS.

naw orenn

Thank(ul for favors m connection with the bual-
ness of their iate Fasher, the Subscribers beg to

intimate that they have @pened out in their
NEW STORE A ALBERTON,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF

General Merchandize
Bver offered in this part of the Couaty,
—COMPRIBING—

A very large assortment of
HARDWARE,
~ Avd slmost ing else usually kept in #
We bave adopted in our business the principle
quice satasend seat. raortre; and from tacilitios

. and from the fact of buymg our GOODS ia
the est woarkets, vor casi, and having thet selected
by one of the Firm, we feel confident
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Trade. .

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Come with Cash !

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to in.

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Alvertou, Nov, 7. 1866. 3m

Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.

\\ Is a soothing expectorant,
pared to meet the urgent need of
a safe and reliable cure for diseases
of the throat and lunge. A trial of
many yetrs tas established the fact,
that itas more efficacious in pu'moume
ary affections, than any ofl ér re
medy. Ite efficacy has now become
so generally known, thatit ie justly
ene in many coantries 66 &
medicine of indispensable necessity. In Great Britain,
France, and Germany, where medical science bas
ed its highest perfection, it ie prescribed in domestic,
practice, and constantly used mm the armies, in boppitale
and other public institutions, where it 1s regarded by the
attending physicians asthe most speedy snd agreeable:
veuredy that can be empleyed. Se y any neighbor-
hood can be found where well known cases of diveased

by it, These reaulte are.the most conviacing proofs of
the superior curative properties'of the preparation ; and
to them the authors point w':h poculiar satisfaction.

While it is most powertul a -ainst confirmed diseases it
ix extremly gentle 29a medicine ia infaney and youth,
being quite harmless to even the youngest, when ad-

ministered jadiciously,

This health-restorer accomplishes even more by pre-
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this pre-eminent combinst!ou of medi

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everywhere. ———
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LANDS TO LET.
O be leg for a term of 4 years, from ist MAY next, thet

velus’ ie. property situated in the Royalty, about one
mile distant from the City of Charlottetown, fronting om
the St. Peter's Road on one side, and on the lower Royalty
Recti and on the Hilleboro’ River on the other side, and—
coutaining nearly 200 acres, known es the ‘+ Belvidere
Farm," part of the Estate of Captain George Beazeley,
Beq., BR. N. The property being so well situated as te
road end water frontage, that it can be let in two, three er
four separate ten-ments, and will be let together or separs
ately as may be desired. No wood, trees or brushment of
eny kind to be cut unless for use on the farms,

tenders fog the whole or any part or thereof wi!)
received by the Subscribers until the Ich MARCH weal, *
> EEN A
Chastottotewn, Dos. 10, 1008 8g

West India House.

OTRISTMAS, 1500,

lowing, #1;
il . Strong Demrara SPIRITS,
Gacks Port and therry W.
‘ort Ss me,
Casks Bean ‘s Dak & Pale BRANDY,
Se irween
3 ‘
40 Dox. Edinburgh ALE, 6 Cases CHAMPAGNE,

3 Porter,
4 ©=«~—Blood’sx xa x + CLARET,
40 bexes RAISINS, 8 Bole © ANTS,
254 do RAISINS, Bags RICK,
o a FIGS, Bags PEPPER, |

Chests wuperior TEA, '
Bois Crushed SUGAR, Caske Washing SODA,
Hhde and Bble. P. BR. Mhds and bhi P. B.

* fhide Queen Square, near A pothecaries ‘iall—
ee “ Cook STOVES, ~~
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SPU yale! *"*

congignanepte. a ss
Cha}loteetown, Jan. 23, 1867. Tel iva

SALEM, ot the CETXY GROCKRY STORE, North

aes aah

vests those indebted to

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 spectielly

dor bo 1st February, 1847.
e Okariatiotewn, Dec. 3, 1860, aby pa

‘Dry Goeds, in endless variety, :

other affections of tbe br uthing organs, give way before .

virtues,
YER & Co.. Lowell, Mass, _
and sold by all Druggiom and dealers in medicine —

mae

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bemg able to ©

We ask our old friends t@ come and see

Pliage, which bad baled the eMforte of the most skilful —
and experienced dcetore, bare been permanently eared -

would arise from the neglect of them. Hence no family —

bo

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AY, Subscriber offers for Gale, at his Store, the fol- ..

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN MABEBT!

. W. @. MERLAND, sontetspinting g to wie
p* change in he bunnve tho begining ke

Upper Great ‘George Street: :

W. Rh. WATSON. MOLASSES, SUGAR, ,
. . ; Kerosene OTL. 6 Bole, Red ONIONS.
a - 98 Der. Am, BROOMS, atso22 ot BUCKETS. |
Ovarges anu Lemons, A large stock of Spices, Pickles, Fruit, &e.; Re, bultable >’
fer the season. oe aia
Jan, 9, 1867. will be sold cheap for Cash. belt aphtt Tah taes
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