—

Cononan’s Ixquest.—Aa Inquest was held on
Wednesday last, by Dr. Beer, one of the Coroners
for s Oounty, on view ef the body of William
Martin, painter, of this City, who was found dead
ia “* Coles’ Woods.” It appeared in evidence, that
had been for a few weeks ina
unsettled state of mind, and that he
disa' Jon Saturday last, taking with him the
means of self-destruction. Seareh was made for
him up.to Wednesdey, when a number of men
started (o range the woods around the city; and
almost immediately on entering the woods at
Relvidere Farm, the unfortunate young man was
found, lying on his face, perfectly dead. A gun
barrel lying vear him, and a wound quite through
the left breast, implicating the heart, sufficieatiy
showed the manner of death.

Verdiet—* Suicide while laboring under tempor-
ary insanity."—Com,

the
melancholy,

Just received at Reilly's Book-Store, Queen
Street, a lot of Stationery, Paper Blinds, Room
Papering, Prayer Books, Fancy Articles, ete., etc.

Cheap Room Vapering at Reilly's Book-Store.
tw Mr. Lepage's latest yeu d'eeprit, entitled ** The
Ship ‘of State at Anchor, rides out the storm,” For sale
at all the bookstores, at Sd per copy.

Tue Steamer “ Hor Majesty,” from Toronto,
with four, arrived at this Port yesterday morning.
Tue Steamer ‘* Commerce,” arrived on Monday
morning,,.from Halifax, and departed same
evening,

Jerrerson Davis having been released on bail,
has taken up his residence in Montreal.

Desrarcues of the 24th instant, from Mexico,
state that a bombardment was going on, and that
the city was in a fearful condition.

We have received Johnson & Co's (Philadelphia)
Typographic Advertiser for April, It is richly em-
bellished with cuts nnd ornamental type.

We were plensed to observe a quantity of West
India produce shipping at this port, during the past
week, for the Canada Market.

We understand the VOLUNTEER BAND will
give their first entertainment for the season, ov
** Hinusnoroven Park,” oo Thursday eveuing next,
the 30th inst, at the usual hour,

The Ship Wabeno, belonging to Messrs. D. & J.
Ritchie, of Miramichi, went ashore near Sea Cow
Pond, near the North Cape of this Island, on Wed-
nesday, the 15th inst, where she remains. We wn-
derstand she has a fall eargo of Goods on board for
Miramichi. Vessels’will likely be seut over to take
out her cargo.

GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS.

Yis Excellency the Lieut. Governor in Council
than been pleased to mato the following appoint.
ments, viz:

The Hon Edward Palmer to be a Trustee and Go-
vernor of the Prince of Wales College, in the place
of James Reddin, Esq., resigoed.

Mr. Elias Hutchinson, Charlottetown, to be Chief
Inspector of Fish for Queen's County, in the place
of Mr. James McLean.

JUSTICES OF TILE PEACE:

Qures's Countyr—J. T. Jenkins, Alexander
Brown, Andrew Mitchell, and Artemas, Lord Keqrs.,
‘Chartottetowo ; Alexander McMillan, Wheatley
River ; Lauchlan MeMillan, Brackley Point ; James
Moore, jou., Eldon, Belfast; Joho MeDonaid, sen..
Flat River ; Join McDonald, sea., Orwell.

Kixe’s Couyry—James McLean, East Point 5
R. B. Thomas, Montague ; George Wightman, do;
John Scrinigeour, sen.. Towuship No. 52; Wm P-
Lewis, Township No. 53; Darius D. Clay, Duodas-

Prixce Countr—George Miller Clark, Kildare ;
John Champion, Ferry, Lot 18; Richard Costain,
Miminigash; Charles McCarthy, Seacow Pond ;
Richard B. Reid, Cascumpec.

Mr John Ferguson Robertson, to be an Auditor
of the Public Accounts, in the place of Heary
Haszard, [sq.

The Hon, Joseph Hensley, and the Hon, Edward
Yalmer, to be Commissioners for revising and re-
printing the Laws of the years 1863, 1864, 1865,
1866. .

Iler Majesty the Queen has been pleased to ap-
prove the retention by tie Honorables Jas. C. Pope,
James Yoo, John Lougworth, David Kaye, and
Danie! Davies, of the rank and title of Executive
Councillors.

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FROM EUROPE.

Lonvox, May 22.—Fiood and Duffy, the Fenian

risouers, who were recently convicied at Dublin,
nave been sentenced to imprisonment for life at
hard labor. McClure, another Fenian prisoner, was
placed ov trial at Cork te-day.

Pari, May 22.—The differences between the
Kmperor Napoleon and the Corps Legislatiff, with
regard to the army organization scheme, have been
adjusted.

Lonvox, May 22.—Mr. Stewart, chairman of
the Board of Directors of the Anglo American
Company, publishes auother commanication in the
Londou Zimes this morning. He says the broken
cable will be repaired and ready for business iu
three weeks from this date,

Lonnox, May 17.—Despatches have been receiv-
od from Atheus which state that two sanguivary
hattlos had taken placo recontly in Candia, in both
of whieh the Turkish Commander, Omar Pacha,
was badly beaten. His loss in engagements is com-
puted at 3000 mon. The great powers of Europe
have again united in «# petition to the Sublime
Porte to cede the Island of Crete to the Greak Gov-
erument.—Orders have been issued in Council for
the prevention or restriction of the ravages of the
rinderpess which has again mado its appearance in
some counties in Knglaud.—an Imperial decree has
heen promulgated favoring the Protestant inhabit-
tants of Hungary.

Loxpox, May 19, (evening.)—The Luxemburg
question into bo regarded as finally settled, for the
Kmperor Napoleon and King William of Prussia
have signed the treaty lookiig to that end.

Loxpon, 21, eveuing.—Karl Derby says officially
that the American estion will be amicably ad-
justed—The proposition made some time ago to ar-
bitrate the whole case has been refased.

Bertis, uty 21.—A_ horrible plot has just been
discovered \n Hanover having for ite purpose the
assassination 6f King William of Prussia, and Count
Bismarck. Severs’ yotable persons in this city are
involved in the plot._Numerous arrests both bere
me and at jee Seen made of persons believed

to b» implicated, audit ig thought that by these
oly precautions the dosign has been frustrated.

owe we

ma

atin

’
issued her Royal Proclamation declaring the Union
of the Provinces of Upper and Lower » No-

ment, to be called the “ Dominion of Canada.” —
Appended to the proclamation is a list of Senators
appointed by the Queen to the Upper House of the

‘anadian Legislature, in accordance with the pros
visions of the Bill of te confederation receutly
passed by the British Parliament.

+ May 23, evening.—The British Govern-
ment has made representations to the leading Powers
of Europe, urging a general disarming.

St. Petersburg, May 23-—The ice in the Neva
has broken up and is fust disappearing, and the river
is HOW open to navigation.

Vienna, May 23, evening. —The Austrian Miiii-
ter at Washington has been instrueted by his Gov-
ernment to enter into segotiation, with the Presi-
dent of Mexico with a view to securing the safety
of the Emperor Maximilian, in case he should fall
into the harde of the Liberals.

London, May 24.—Sir Archibald Allison, the
historiap, is dead.

The Onk Races which took place to-day, was
won 4 “ Llepple.”

Co k, May 24.—The Fenian prisoner, MacClure,
on being arraigned for treason, made a plea of
Guilty.

Paris, May 24.—The irigate Jean Bart, of the
French West India squadron, has been ordered to
proceed lo New York to take the movitor Lunderberg
to Franee, The Jean Bart is now lying at Anna-
polis, Md,

Liverpool, May 21..—Advices received here from
Hong Kong say that it is stated there that the United
States gunboat Apshuclat had bombarded a town
in the island of Formosa, the natives of whiel mur-
_ the shipwrecked crew of the American barque
Rover.

~~" FROM THE STATES.

“=e

New York, May 23.—From all accounts the
Fenian Warriors are again about to take the field,
in large numbers, for an invasion of Canada, A
movement towards organization and concentration
is geveral throughout the Northern and Western
portions of New York and other States. A mes-
senger has been despatched by the Tead Circles to
eall brothers to arms, aud 30,000 men are to be con-
centrated on the border within a month, The com-
missariat department is said to be well supplied, and
large quantities of army stores are already ware-
housed in the vicinity of St. Alban’s.

Gen. Spear is to command the invading army.
Ono the other hand, the Canadians are alive to the
danger, and are actively preparing to defend them-
selves. The Hon. John Morrissey has been at
Troy, N. Y., in conference with the Fenian leaders
and it is believed that he has been authorized to as-
sure thom that Uuvited States Goverument would
not interfere with their enterprise,

a

pace en = nee eee er ad
Medical Notices.

Iolloway’s Pills. —Weak Stomach.—The wisest can-
not enumerate one quarter of the distressing symptoms
arising from enfeebled digestion, all of which might be
readily dispelled by these admirable Viils. They re-
move all unpleasant tastes from the mouth, flatulency
and constipation, Ifolloway's Pills rouse the stomach,
liver, and every other organ, helping digestion te that
healthy tone which fully enables it to convert all we eat
and drink to the nourishment of our bodies. Hence

restoratives in nervousness, wasting and chronic debil-
ity. Molloway’s Pills are infallible remedies for im-

agreeable symptoms which render miserable the lives o
thousands. ‘Ihe Pills are approved by all classes.

The administration of Medicinal preparations in the
forin of a lozenge is of all modes the most eligible and
convenient, more especially as regards a COUGH REMEDY.
Brown's Binchial Troches, or Cough Lozenges, allay
irritation which induces coughing, giving instant relief
to Bronchitis, ITorseners, Influcuza, and Consumptive
and Asthmatic complaints. :

It works to perfection. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, for children teething, is perfe ctly harfuless. It
produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as ‘bright as a but-
ton.’ It cures wind colic, regulates the bowels-—gives
rest to the mother and health to the ehild. O flices, No.
48, N. Y., and No. 205 High Holborn, London, England.

At the residence of the bride's father, on May 20¢

by C. Clas, Esq., J. P., Miss Flora L. McKengie, Sth
daughter ot Jonathan McKenzie, to Thomas E. Eaman,
both of Dandas. ;

“DIED.

At Tignivh, Lot 1, on the 27th April, ult., in the 22d
year of his age, William, second sou of Mr. John Pres-
ton. May he rest in peace.
Ix Memoriam.
By L—~y. McC-——y.
KILDARE, LOT 2.

Come visit the now broken hearted,

And mingle your tears with the lone,
The pride of their hore has departed,

Come weep for the one that is gone.

The light ot his blue eye has faded,
From bis pale lips issue no breath ;

The ringlets his fair brow o'ershaded
Are wet with the cold dainp of death.

Ile knew that his moments were numbered,
And waved ar. adieu with his hand,

Then sank down and quietly slumbered,
To awake in a happier land.

The ills that befall us to-morrow
Can never give pain to him there;

He is gone from this vale of sorrow,
Temptation, sin, trial and care.

The cold earth is placed on his bosom, ~ »-
And there wild flowers will bleom ;

‘Tis there the sweet darsy will blossom,
And acatter its leaves o'er his tomb.

The long, waving grass will g00n cover
The grave now with fresh earth o'erspread,
And the birds of the air they will hover,
While soaring o'er his narrow bet.

The soft winds will murmur around him,
And the night dews will over him creep,
For the Angel of Death has bound him
And naught can arouse him from sleep.
Of Measles, on Tharsday, the 16th inst, Richard J ohn-
son, infant son of Mr Pet Orwell Head, aged

i.

‘Sweet. babe, thou'rt free'from wordly toil,
From sin, and cares, and strife;
We cannot mourn, for thom art sure
Of everlasting life,
‘On May 23rd, of Consamption, Jennat, eldest
daughter of Alexander McKinnon, Melrose, aged 14

years.
: At Georgetown, on ‘Saturday teat, Alfred Tew
Kaye, third and youngest son of Thomas Owen, Kwq,,
aged 8 yoars and 5 months.

ay 23.—Ier Majesty the Queen has|

va Scotia, and New Brunawiek, under one Govern-|70*""

these Pills are the surest atrengthoners and the safest

paired appetite, eruptions, and a multitude of otber er"

 Jeovery of all Rant due to Ist May, 1

ee:

ing, the 19th
ing, the inst,, after ten a

ableness, The deceased leavew adieeonsohete widow
and nine children to anourn their lont.--B LP.
At Lot 65, Aprll Srd, Alerame i
Mary Aon, wile of Mr. Patrick Mareny, én
Year of her age, and cldust
Gleeson, Cherry Valley: . er,
At Cootetictone ott MF Inst, BAGY-an loess of
six weeks, MrJames Kally, ; an olf and respected
inhabitant of this City, in the year of bie ages

“THE BEOPLE'S FRIEND +
o* mcsiiaadis 4 + Wee 9 ¢
Perry Davis’ Vogetahle PapiKiller.
tw We have but_litie confidence im the trumpat

" At bie residence, Crapand, Le} $9,.08 Sunday ro| -
wecly sor MET AVING bees ted for the sale of the
A e it appointed Agent

-of the lungs,’ Mr. —
of friend ip in S : rm tn prove
ands and acqua cane an and. ba;
tien of wtiens he Gal Gebad hy Sl Eaonere sel.

“ot six. weeks, L
fol Me: Richard | ———

COTTON DUCK.

Russel's Mills Cotton Duck,
the Subseriber is prepared to receive orders for al) the
different Numbers, in quantities to suit purchasers,
Cc. HALL,

Charlottetown, May 22, 1967.

’ NEW PUBLICATION. :
‘“ SIMWICE TAKEN.” .

by Charles W. Hail, Dublished by Lee & Shepard,

Heaton. *

For Sale alter the first of June at all Bookstores in
Charlottetow >, :
Chtown, May.22nd, 1867. — city papers

TURNIP SEED! TURNIP SEED!!

diffusion, Tt has to every part, even the
most remote, of the known world, bearing with it its
— ie ton ~ ent than those of the onions of
* Araby the blest.” neal yet og i)
drugpists, that they sell cere a thie ssi ieccantanee
tion than any or al! others, and4¢bat the demand is con-
stantly increasing. —Satem Onsrrver. .
THEO. DoaBRISAY,
General Agont for P. Ky Island. ©
May 15 « :

Aw Evrecrva, Worm Mepicins.--Tbe combination,
of ingredients used in making Brown's. Vermifuge Com-
fita is such as to give the best possible effect with safety,
Much sicknesewith children aa well as adults, attribut-
ed to other causes, is occasioned by worms. Drown’s
* Vermifage Comfits" sre effectual in destroying worms,
and can do no possible injury to the most delicate child.
Curtis & Brown, Proprietors, New York. Sold by
all dealers in Mediemes, at 25 cents a box. :
May 15 Im :

Im

“Baw Savertsements,

\ ILL be held (D. V.) at or néar ‘St. PETER'S BAY
CHURCH, on the Lith day of JULY,, in aid of
the Funds of the Presbyterian Congregatiof there, =~
By authority of tht Trovtees,
MONTAGUE COFFIN, Sec, ]

_ May 29, 1867—3i oe
PAST U RE.::
ICH AND WELL-WATERED PASTURE for
CATTLE and HORSES, but ‘no responsibility for
accidents, to be had of ce

JOHN A. MacDONALD, Donaldston.
Tot 35, May 29, 1867, ; Ginspa

Summer Arrangomont,

pe MAILS fur the United Kingdom, the neighboring
Provinces, United states, &c., will, until further, netion,
be made up and forwarded from the General Post Office,
Charlottetown, as follows, vig :—

vf ¥
For Canada, New Aninswick, and the United States, via

one

FRIDAY morning, at.8 o'clock, ihe ‘

For Nova Scotia, vie Pictou, every’ MONDAY and
THURSDAY morning at 9, and.via Rrule-every WED-
NESDAY and FRIDAY cvening at 8 o'clock,

Mails for Great Rntain,.Newfoundland and the West
Indies, every alternate MUNDAY morning at 9, and every

Monday, May 20 ‘Monday, July 1
Wednesday, * 22 °° "* + Wednesday, « 3
Monday, June8 ~ - Mon@ay, “145
' Wednesday, “ 5 “Welineaday, ‘17
Monday, ot os Ga” «6 Oe
Wednesday, {1 106 «2s. Wednesday, “31

j T. OWEN, F. M. G.
General Tost Office, Ch’iown, } anh *
May 22, 1867.- : bel Mids ' :
COPPER PAINT...

HE SUBSCRIBER ™ Keeps *corstintly on hand a
supply of © . CG, Je
Tarr & Wonson’s Ceppor Paint, -
anarticle which hes given the greatest qatisfaction to all
who have usedit. It poseedses superior qualities for effeo-
tually preventing the accummulation of all foul matter, such
as Worms, arnacles, Grass, &c., oa
sels or Boats, when propesly applied, =~ me

via, KaeQ ILALL.
Charlottetown, May 22, 1847,, = + ¢

Fishermen's Outfits, ©

HE. SUBSCRIBER ie prepared to furhish promptly’ to
FISHERMEN, at reasonable prices, all the. OUr TE:

waters, such as

Ralt, : ; UR i 6
ogies, ‘ : seans,
Clams, «Oe
Mackerel Looks, diet ‘
Cod do a ois
Mackerel Lines, a ee
Cod do ‘ le
Mackerel: Jigs, ‘ Toa, ** ,
Cod Leads, ° Coffée, ~ by
Cotton Duck, ® i

Do Sail ‘wine, Mobda gos, . :

oa BaitSKnives, 7°" 8°" "ii *

apes Knives, : Pickles, :
Jig Rasps, . o> lanterns,
Bait Heavers, |, ‘ Roiled Oil,
Clam Choppers, - sisy 7 Kerosene
Oil Clothes,. ie be Tee. .
Sou’ Westers, ay ., Oh, Bel, Be.

He also’ fossesses excellent facilities for IN SPRCTING and
PACKING MACKEREI, and other FISH.

ae i. ©, HALL,
Charlottetown, May 22,1867 ee

* Pus ene.
Late the Estates of Sir Ndward Cunard, Wiltiqm
Cunard, Esquire, and Jas. Montgomery, Hag.

FINAL NOTICE.

To Tenants and others, holding Land on
the above Estates?’
oo fee « Dees bi
11 fara serena sree have -negleeted 19
avail themselves of the Provisions of the Land
ve cyne ae and have Ke rea "ed psy the RENT.
due on their respective H s persons are
herewith FINALLY .. NOLIFABD -ithat -auilone. the

4 months aud 2daye, «0 nount of Deposit Money, rent, on th
Rater ht: naga ora tote ye ae
into m joe previous to -thq, late(lay of MAY
One day we hope to meet with thee, [ \ te will te.
And sing redeemingdoye, © |, a " we rat +0 ad |

Owing to the bad statg.of the roads, the
time for payment is extended tinfil the 1st
day of JUNE next. aoe

JOUN ALDOUS, Cotmissioner. *
May 22, 1867. tere rie uate

“lUXDER THE PATRONAGE OF IIs LORDSHIP

Shedine, overy MOYNDAY. evening at §:'@'clock, and every

alternate WEDNESDAY evening-at 8 o'clock, as follows:|"

ne ee Se)

necessary to prosecute all the differnt branches of FISHING
carried on aLout Prince Edward Island, and in the adjucenth

The Bard of Avon's Perfume, in a neat Box ; Sydenham .Pau
_|de Cologae, Treble Lavender Water,
|Flowers, Verbena Water, Tereen

Extract of Lime Juice bape at ss for making the Hair
‘faoft and‘ glossy; Rose: Powder, an improvement oil
* |Vielet Powder; Bloom ef Ninion, for the Complexion,
* }Depilatory Powder for removing superfluous haire without

, |for evening parties,

tongued statements of the proprietors of advertised med- ; :
icines generally, we ove Sour to eoncur in the pp- a E SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECEIVED fron
pales, mere iy i ‘hy all. who bave mera AND a LARGE QUANTITY of

nary Daves Pars Kier, that ites very valus ings’
article, and one that it would be well for every house- ; co" poy a santa
hold to Lave at hand, in ot brui sealds, burns, Green top “
disrrbea, Werentry, ¢ » fever and the Bronze top +. ** *
hoat of diseases, external nd internal. pobtes tae > The Kjng. of the Sweed and Yellow Bulloc’:
ed to cure or alleviate, No article of ine ever at-| TURNIP.SERD, i
tained to such wu popularity and extonsive

HEN RY A. UARVIE, Queen Street.

1857

May 22, 1867.
1867. SPRING.
‘“. * ‘RENT STREET
CLOTHING STORIL.
rine Subsertber has for sale

Black Broadcloths and Doeskins,
Silk Mixtures and Tweeds,

Suitable for Spring and Summer wear, He will make
them up for parties, in want of Summer suite of Cl othing
eheap for cash or approved credit,

Also a superior lot of

Ready-Made Clothing,

Manufactured on the premises under his own immediate
cupervision, Varties in want of a good substantial article,
would. do well to give him @ call, before purchasing
‘elsewhiera. P, REILLY.

May 14th 1867.

BAZAAR.

THE BISHOP OF CHARLOTTETOWN,

re: LADIES OF TIIR CONGREGATION DE
NOTRE DAME intend holding

BAZAAR,
{n the Upper Hall of the new Markot House.
‘CHARLOTTETOWN,
ON

Tuesday, tho 11th Juno next,

for the purpose of realizing funds to erect an enlarged Es-
tabliahment to mect the increased Educational demands of
the Colony. A large and varied assortment of useful and
fancy articles will be offered for sale, and Refreshment
Tables. will be provided for visitera from the country.

Liat of Articles in connection with the foregoing Bazaar,
to be sold by Lottery :

. Drawingreom Chair,

. A Prie Diev Chair,

. Fire Screen, mounted,

_ A Bride’s Workbox,

. An embroidered Toilet Set, ”

Sofa Cushion, .

~ ~*~
MAA CIO
aot ew

China Tea Set, = ‘
, A Child's Dress, latest fashion,
. An Onental Bead Table,
“10. Foot Stool, :
_ 11. A Leather Frame,

12. Fruit Basket,

18. Flower Basket,

The proceeds pf the Tickets herewith sent, together with
any contributions from generous and charitable persons, in
aid of the Bazaar will be gratefully received by the under-
mentioned Committee : | '

Edward Reilly, Esqr., Charlottetown,
Mrs. P. Walker, do '

ow
CISAAQaAtasuwoe

ecoocesesesosesoo
@ Dm we me ne ne

Miss Eliza McDonald, Georgetown,
Miss Margaret McDonald, Summerside,
T. Kelly, Pop do

Miss G. Stephens, Orwell,

Miss Eskildson, St. John, N. B.,

Mrs, Cronan, Halifax,

Miss C. Eckstadt, Charlottetown.

“STELLA COLAS,

Rimmel’s Stella Colas Bouquet,
dedicated by permission to this
‘talented Artest. _

Alexandra, Guards, age re
Vrincess of Wales, Rinmel's, Lilly of the Valley
Jockey Club, Wood Violet, Millefleur,
Essence Bouquet, Patchouly, Violet.

West End New Mown Ilay, Loves Myrtle.

Extract of Lavendot
Socket, Perfumedr

Tercentenary Souvenir, Sha Golden Seented Locken

leon Pommade, fer fis ng the
for giving! he Hair
ewithow trouble

in ury to the skin; Napo
Mustachos, and instantaneous Hair D:
land Whiskers a natural end permanent
rand danger,

Rimmel, Rose Water Crackers, anew and amusing device

W. RB. WATSO™.
Drug Store, Dec, 22, 1864.

NOTICE

REMOVAL!

F Subscriber, thankful for the support extended
to him since his commencement in business, hereby
announces that he has REMOVED his busines to thy
Building on QUEEN STREET, recently. occupied by
Messrs. Delany & Byrne, and sitasted between Har-
wie's Bookstore and Hon, D. Brenan's.

A new Supply of

Books and Stationery

daily expected. ‘sae PRINTING BUSINESS in all
ite..bi os will be earried on, and increased facilities
have been secured for performing all kinds of JOB
WORK ia good style and on reasonable terms. .

. : ' EDWARD REILLY.
Queen Street, May 1, 1867.
Oe |

NOTICE.

- SOURIS MATIL
R. HOOPER be ‘to announce to the Travelling
’ gad Cotmmercia! Pablic that he no longer puts up
at Mr. Worth’s, Kent Street.
ao All Orders and Parcels to be forwarded by the
EASTERN MAIL must, for the fature, be left at his
residence, next door to Henne Paumer's, Esq.,
KENT STREET, whero Pa will also find him

eT,

WN Histories! Romance of the Maritime Provinces.) _ *

Alt warranted to be fresh and good. Seld wholesale and | ==

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a — WHITE
IN

BAY of GASPE, Carig wie esesen obahe HAVE JATIO!
te serve as a GUIDE to VESSELS passing the NARROW
CHANNEL between Sandy Beach aad the main lend

te.
ed ht will stend at of abowe the
- w # height of forty feet ware

Hy order of the Board, — a
¥.. B LINDSAY, Cl. T. Ho. Q. |
Trinity Tlowse, 15th May, 1867. 4i ;
TO FISHERMEN. ©

TUE Subseriber has on hand at Caseumpec, 3,000
Ash-hound Mackerel Barrels, manufactured this
season, which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Apply to Cauvert Brotiens in Charlettetown, or to
the Subscriber at Cascumpeer,

GEORGE W. HOWLAN
Casenmpee, May 22, 1867. 8m

Cleanse the Blood.

\

ileal

you are sick ba over, Itmay

mercly keep you listless, depressed

cannot have good health while your’
: PARILLA prirges out these impurities

it expels disease and restores health and stimulates the
organs of life into vigorous action. Hence it rapidly
cures a varicty of complaints which are caused by im-
purity of the blood, such as Screfula, or King's Evil,
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, Pimples, Blotchea,
Roils, St. Anthony's ire, Rose or Erysipelus, Tetter or
Salt Rheum, Scald Mead, Ring Worm, Cancer or Cancer-
ous Tumors, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such as Reten-
tion Irregularity, Suppression, Whites, Sterility, also
Syphilis or Venereal Diseases, Liver Complaints, and
Heart Disease, Try Aven's Sansarantita, and see for
rourself the surprising activity with which it cleanses
the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have been misled by large
bottles, pretending to give a quart of Extract of Sarsa-
parilla for one dullar. Most of these have been fraads
upon the sick, for they not only contain little, if any,
Sarsaparilla, but often no curative ingredient whatever.
Hence bitter disappointment bas followed the use of the
various extracts o ig wing thee which flood the market,
until the name itself has become synonymous with im-
position and cheat, Still we call this compound, ** Sar-
saparilla,” and intend to supply such a remedy as shall
rescue the name from the load of oem which rests
upon it. We think we have nd for believing it has
virtues which are irresistable by the clase of discases it.
is intended to cure. We can assure the sick, that we
offer them the best alterative we know how to produce,
and we have reason to believe, it is by far the most
effectual purifier of the blood yet discovered,
Ayrr's Cuery Prcrona is so universally known to
surpass every other medicine for the eure of Coughe,
Colds, Influenza, Moarseness, Croup, Bronchitis, In-
cipient Consumption, and for the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the disease, that it 18 use-
less here to recount the evidence of its virtues. The
world knows them. :

Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell Mass.,
and sold by all Druggiets and dealers in medicine

every where. i

W.R. WATSON |
General Agent for P. E. Island.
May 15-%m .

FLAX SEED!
Ws. Gd. per Bushel.

Boe SEED imported by the Government of Prince
Edward Island last year, is now on Sale at the Royal
Agricultural Society's Store, and, to enco the
growth of Flax, is offered at the low priee of 7s. Gd.
per bushel.

Charlottotown, May 15, 1867.

1867. SEEDS. 1867.

HE SUBSCRIBER IAS RECEIVED, from the
well-known House of Tromas Waatiey, Nursery
and Seedsman, 12, St. George’s Crescent, Liverroor—

A Supply of Garden Seeds,
Also on hand, from Bosrox:

Cacumber,
Ball, California & Marblehead, Drum-
head Cabbage Seeds,

Miss Alice Newberry, do

Hon, G. Iowlan, Alberton, . WM. R. WATSON.
Miss Mary Ann Reid, do Vecronra Burtiptxa, Qneen Street, May 3, 1867.
Mrs. A. McDonald, Montague, ” ng Gold, or Bore

A Cough
p a vf Throat,

Requires immediate attention,
and should be checked. If
allowed to continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Per-
manont ‘Throat Affection, or

4s often the result,

Brown’s Bronchial Troches,
Having a Direct Influence to the Parts, give Immediate

t
For Bronchitis, Asthmah,
and Throat Diseases,
Troches are used with always good success.

Singers and Public Speakers
will find Troches useful in clearing the voicegwher taken be-
fore singing or epesking, and g the ‘throat after an

testimonials from omintent men throughout the coun
Heing an article of true merit, and ha’ proved their
cacy by a test of many years, each year finds them in the-
localities in various parts of the world, and Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles,
Obtain only “ Brown's Bronchial Troches,"” and dotiot

SOLD BYERY WHERE.
Oct 6, 1866.  - ly. .

a tavo buow:

. THIS favorite. , known to be
the best-bloodod adian on the Is-
land, a sure sire, and whose stock
commands the highest prices, will tra-

vel tho following route during the = aon t—

‘Commencing on Monday, the 29h April, leay nape
and goce through Monaghan Road, and will , “dat
Mr. Fletcher's, Tuesday, the 30th, will go thr @%h

Johnston's River. May ist, will stand at Southpo
May 2d, will stand 3 hours at Daniel Edmonds’, Ww
Bay, and at Richard Green's same night M 3

hours at William Pranght’s, and then home ¢

Vernon River. May 4th, at his own stable. Monday,

May 6th, 3 houra, at Finley's, New Perth; then at Car-

digun Bridge. May 7th, at John Walker's, Launch-

ing. May 8th, 8 hours at Alex. Dingwell's, Bay For-
tune, and at ney y Red House, same nig’

Oth, 8 heura at

Melnnis's, Head St. Peter's Bay, same night.

same evening, at his own stable.
This route will
the 12th of Joly, vag

Barrons ,Lot $9; April 8, 1867.

*

Gans, RIGGING, ANCHORS &
X,

As

Wharf,
March 13, 1806, uf

the!mornings of Tuesday and Friday.
on oh appear Hd

LIGHT will be SHBWN on the PEN LA in ie r

#ea. *
Cave Geoe bedinng 8. B. ty 8. Salt 8. bh Sibteedons
Hal "4 a, So hy * * * #t% hg fe Aa OE
Cape Basin, W. init 8. es or: et

ITI corrupt, or tainted lood, _

burst out im Pimples, or Sores, or
some active diseare, or it may |.

and good for nothing. But you ~
blood: is impure. Arsr's Barsa- —

uash, Melon, Carrot, Onion, Cannon

unusual exertion of the vooal re, ae The Troches are re; .
commended and prescribed by Physicians, and have high

take any of the Worthless Imitations that may be offered, ,

Joth, through St. Peter's Road, to Jetset Beedl bok
Saturday, lith, throngh Baldwin's I ;

FOR SALE! |

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Catarrh, Cousuinptive —

bt. May
m, Larkin's, Biteh Hill; and at yn

be contmned once ® forthight ang

otaodian oo:

for a small Schooner of between 30 + ht.
Persone to purchase the abord, will |
the ssil-loft of Mr. J.T. LON ARD, head

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