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ma i eon rae emaeonamesnanasessnnnaieiey

than thoss of common constables. We hope the new
Councillors will speedily manifest their own qualifica-
tions for office by organizing, without delay, a
thoroughly eflivient police force suited to the wants o
the community. for without efficient Councillors, it is
useless to expect an efficient polive force, In a0 other
way than by the importation of a London detective, to
train a local force, and to ferret out the perpetrators of
frauds, and midnight deeds of arson, ge ing, drank-
enness and debauchery, can efficione attaimed in this
department, or the safety and moral well-being of the
eity secured,

On Monday evening Mr. Kennedy, the Scotch Vocal-
calist, gave an entertainment at Temperance Hall, and
was greeted with a large aud highly respectable au-
dience, The programme was judiciously selected, and
valoulated not only to please and gratify natives o:
* Old Scotia,” but to delight a pracsarties audience,
such asthat which visited the Hall on Monday evening.
Me bus an excedingly pleasing voice, and sings wit
arefined taste, His numerous illustrations of Scottish
songs are extremely entertaining, while his humor is
decidedly rich andracy. Miss Kennedy presided at the

no, apd performed ber part in creditable style,

r. Kennedy will give an entertainment this evening,
and his third and concluding one on Friday evesing.
All who attend those concerts cannot fall to come
away highly delighted with the performance, —/. aifas
Express.

We learn that the gentleman above referred to will
give one of his pleasing eutertainments in Charlotte-

town, on the evening of the Caladonian Gathering, the
21st instant.

Some or tue Evrects ox tue Late Gare.—
On the evening of Friday last, the 2ud inat., pre-
vious to the heavy gale, a Boat containioy five per-
sons, left Cape John, near Brule, Nova Scotia, for
a night's fishing, and all on board are supposed to
have perished. The boat has subsequenty been pick-
ed up near Point Prim. The names of the parties
were Charles Stramberg, Joho McLeod, and Paul
MeDonald, farmers, Cdpe Jou; Chrates R. Stram:
berg, teacher in the Academy, River John, and
David J Stranberg,—containing, we understand, an
unele and two brohters of Mr.N. P. Stramberg, of
this city. —Js?,

The body of John MeMahon, lost overboard a
few days since from a Schooner from Richibueto,
bound to Summerside, washed ashore near Sea Cow
Head, on Monday last,—ZJs!.

The weather bas been unusually hot for the past
few days, the Thermometer, in the shade, ranging up
to 85 degrees. Such extreme heat has not been
experienced here for some years.—Zsl.

ty Some correspondence which we intended to
publish fi this day's paper, is unavoidably crowded out,

An English mail arrived in Ualifax yesterday, and
maybe expected here this even'ng by the steamer
Heather Belle from Pictou.

cy” Major Rankin, Captain of the Prince of Wales
Rifles has presented his Company with a handsome
British Ensign—the first presentatson of the kind which
Las ever taken place in Charlottetown,

Ir 1s said that the Mexicans refuse to deliver up the
body of Maximilian .

Aparna Farraaur and bia squadron have arrived
and were received with marked distinction at the Prus-
sian port of Stetin. The Admiral subsequently
sailed for St. Petersburg.

Tho prize shooting of the Prince Edward Volun-
teer Militia Company took place at the range near
Government House, on Monday, the 29th July, with
the following result. Distances 200 aud 300 yards,
5 shots at each range :—

Prize. Name. Points.
of 20-0 arene, ———— 25
3d ix” ») E. Catford, 19
4k 608 6G F. Perkin, i9
Sih 6010 «6G R. Huestis, 19
ch 8 FT & A. Morris, 17

Mexican'dates to 28th July, inform us that the presiden-
tial elections was progessing peaceably, The Generals ad.
verse to Juarez were then organizing forces in the moun-
tains,

The Hon. Malcolm Cameron is to be Queen’s
rgrinter to the Dominion,

On Saturday morning last, we were visited with
_ & most terrific gale accompanied with heavy rain,
The wind blew for some time from the S. E., and
afterwards came round tothe S W. The Steamer
Princess of Wales wus out in all the storm, beiug on
the run from Summerside to Shediac. She proved
herself to be an excellent sea boat, as she never re-
ceived the least damage, although some heavy seas
broke over her bows. This is one of the best in-
stances we have ever had of the sea-worthiness of
the boat and the ability of Capt. Evans aud his
crow.—. Journal,

The St. Joho Telegraph, Aug. 6th, gives the fol-
Jowing :—It is said the writ for the Elections to the
Commons will issue about the 10th inst., and will be
made returnable in fifty days. It is not improbable
that the Elections will be over in New Brunswick
and Quebec by the end of this mouth; those of
Outario aud Nova Scotia may come off latest,

It is reported among Fenian leaders that a com-
munication has been forwarded to Secretary Seward

f| Aug. 15,

A Key West despatch of Aug. 3 says that paying
out the submarine cable between Cuba and Mlorida
began On Saturday, aod that the line will be open

A Washington despatch says that the next state:
ment of the public debt of the United Stutes will
show a considerable reduction in the debt. Siure)
May 31, about forty millions of doilars io interest.
have been paid, balt of which was coin.

At the latest accounts from Mexice,the Austrian
corvette, Elizabeth, was near Vera Cruz waiting for
the body of Maximilian, « French guuboat was also
in port. No foreign represevtatives were recognized
but the United States, other forsign consuls having
struek their flags, Vera Cruz is perfectly quiet,
aod pot unusually healthy, Santa Aona is at Cam-
peachy,

N ews by Telegraph.

Montreal, 2od.—Sir Jou Michel has resigned
the command of the army in Canada. The povition
is offered to Sic F. Williams of Kars.

Lonvon, August 6 Thirty-three Fenians, who have
been on trial before the Commission in Tipperary, have
been convicted of treason,

Burin, August Gth.—Hon. George Bancroft, United
States Minister to Prussia, bas arrived in this re
Panis, August 6ih.—The name of Bishop Dupaloup is
prominent among those who are spoken of in con-
nection with thy Papacy, It is said that bis choice as
successor to Pius 1X. in the Papal chair will be strongly
urged ‘y France, whovs influence, itis believed, will
largely preponderate at the next election.

it is now demed that an interview will take place be-
tween the Emperor Napoluon and the King of Prussias

Pestu Aug. 6th.—-[t¢ is said that Kossuth dechnes
the seat in the Hungarian Parliament conferred on him
by the electors of Waitzen,

Loxpon, Aug 6th, midnight.—In the House of Com-
mons to-night Lord Stantey, Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, promised to submit to the House be-
fore the close of the present session, the correspondence
which bad passed between the British Government
and that of the United States in regard to the Alabama
case, and all other documents beaten on the case, In
the House of Lords, in acgordance with the under-
standing arrived at yesterday evening, the Reform Bill
was read for a third time and passed,

Lonpox, Aug. 6th, evening.—Advices received here
from Abyssinia report that the British captives in that
country are no longer in the hands of King Theodore.

Brewis, Aug. 7th, evening—The Prussian Govern-
ment has become anxious for the safety of Baron Von
Maonius, Minster of Prussia to Mexico. at last ac-
counts the Baron Lad unsuccessfully intervened to
save the life of Maximilian, and it is thought that he
thereby provoked the hostility of the Mexican leaders.
No despatches from him have been recvived for a long
time past, and nothing is known as to his condition or
whereabouts. The Government bas taken means to
ascertain certainly whether the Juarez Government
have treated its

The Prussian Army Commission, appointed to ex-
amine the Chassepot rifle, after subjecting it to a series
of practical tests, have reported against its adoption
by the Prussian War Department.

Srutgakpt, Aug. 7th,—A convention of the promi-
niot members of the iaberal party of Southern Ger-
mavy was held here to-day, It adopted resolutions
urging the Southern States of Germany to unite with
those of the North German Confederation,

Gold 140}.

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Lonpon, Aug. 9,

The Government will immediately despateh a large body
of ipo to Canada to repel a thr d Fenian invasi
from the United States

In the House of Lords last evening the bill to abolish

Church rates was rejected by s large majority.
Lonvon, Aug. 9.

A terrible railroad casualty occourred at Bay Lead,
Wicklow county, Ireland, to-day. The express train from
Dublin for Wicklow, when at the above named place, ran
off the track, and eight pagenger; cars were precipitated
into the nea, Tha railroad at this puint runs along the sum-

[teee wee :
a only in thew inte ‘ife was frightful,
alive,

.

i. New Youx, Aug. 8.
At latest advices from Washington, the Jury had not
agreed on a verdict in Surratt’s case.
— Fronence, Aug." 9
Wiliam It, Roberts, one of the leaders of the recent Fenian
movement in the United States, ia reported to be in Naples,
where he is reported to be intriguing with the Radical De-
moerats anc men of the party m Action m Southern italy.
Panis, Aug. 3.
The American iron-clad ram. Dunderberg, which was
purchased by the French Government, after a remarkable
quick and successful trip across the Atlantic, has reached
her destination in safety,
Fiornncn, Aug. 5.
Garrabaldi has come to the conclusion that, considering all
the circumstances, it was best to abandon, for the present,
the movement against Rome, ‘The volunteers which had
begun tr collect from all parts of Italy, who had invaded
the Papal territory in several places, will disperse, but the
movement is only delayed, nut abandoned forever. V’repar-
ations for another great movement will be pursued with
activity, and Garrabaldi himself expresses his firm belief
in the success of the next movement.
Pants, Aug. 11th, (wve)—There has Seen a great
fire at Bordeaux: during which eighty persous are
reported killed or injured, .
Pants, August 8.—The French squadron which
sailed ng | for the Island of Candia, to relievethe
suffering families ot the Cretans, took on board fifteen
hundered refugeos, mostly women and children and old
men, and conveyed them to a place ot safety. .
Lonvon, Aug, 9.—Dospatcbes have been received

and which announces the dyath of Marie Sophie Amelie
daughter of Maximilian Joseph, Duvbess of Bavaria

und ex-Qveen of Naples.
The Right Honorable Gathorne Hardy, Nome See-
retary in the House of Commons this evening, replying

declaring that the Fenians who were convicted of * Gestion, said that the Fenian prisoners were treat-

treason in Ireland, being citizens of the United States) °¢ Detter than any others.

were not amenable to British law. It is further add-
ed that the poiots laid down io ths conimunication
have been conceded by tbe British Law Officers and
that a nol, pros, has beeu ordered in all eases of
Fenians convicted of high treason who were citizens
of the United States.

Srniovs Accipext’-—On Mooday last a woman
was very severely injured uear Hopewell Station,

the
The traia was approaching, and she attempted to| Which soothe and heal withoutinflaming or irritating the| body, but formida

cross the track in froot of the train, when she was
struck by a ballast car, knocked down and very
seriously bruised in various parts of the body, par-
ticularly in the head. We uoderstaud that she lies
in a very precarious condition. So far as we can
leara no blame attaches to the railway officials.—
Pictou Chronicle.

A Buffalo despatchof July 29 says that the R. C.
Vicar-General Gleason, administrator of the diocese,
refused to perform the feneral service over the re-
mains of the Fenian os fps. who died recently from
the effects of a wound received at the battle of
Ridgway. The body was carried into the Cathedral
by six sergeants in Fenian uniform; bat upon re-
fysal of the clergy to perform service, he was car-
ried out again, followed by a large part of the
congregation. Head-Centre Paddy O'Day read

prayers at the grave.

On the 17th of July twen
cholera occurred at Rome.

Six hundred Garibaldians had appeared on the

ty-two deaths from

papal froutiers, but were driven off by the Italian! mothers

troops.
The Empress of the French, during her visit to
acon Victoria, at Osborne, made a short visit to!
uth,

mined the health, skin diseases are

Medical Notices.

Ilolloway’s Ointme nt and. Pillk—Decbilitated Conati-
tutions.—Wher, climate, age’ or hardslups have under-
roe to arise and
augment the existing weakness. Holloway's medicam-
ents daily prove most servicable, even under the most

untoward circumstances, ‘bis well known and highly,
esteemed unguent possesses the finest balsamic virtues

the most tender skin or most sensitive sore, Holloway's
Ointment and Pills are infallidble for curing bad lege,
virivose veins, swelled ancles, erysipelas, scaly skins,
and every: variety of skin diseases. Over all these dis-
orders Holloway’s reniedies exert a quick and favor-
able action, and when cure is possible, gradualiy but
certainly arrive at that consummation. They are in-
valuable ia the cure of scrofula and scurvy.

Broncbitis.—From Mr. ©. 1. Gardner, Principal of
the Rutgers Female Institute, N, Y. May 14th, 1858.
‘I have been afflicted with Bronchitis during tha past
winter. and found no relief until L toand vour Trockes.’

* Browa’s Bronchial Troches,’ or Cough Lozenges,
give prompt relief in Coughs, Colds, and Throat Dis :
vases, and are for sale throught the United States and
most foreign countries.

Mrs. 3. A. Aviity’s Wortn's Hau Restorer axp

Darxssino.—Careful study and experience has made

+ es What they are acknowled foreign countries
Si = ar a ~ : ; unable ——— jet

reato gorating, atifyi resai

Hair. Prose who use thent have Pp grey hairs oi bald

spots. Every Druggist sells them,
Don’t fail to Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. It has been used for 30 years

with never-failing safety and suceess by millions of
for their children, It é6trects avidity of the
stomach, relieves wind colic, regatates the bowels, and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and child.

Ve cents & bottle. Offices, No, 48 Dey street,

New York, and No, 205 High Holborn, London,
England. :

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Mirs.S. A. Allen’s

inister contrary to the law of nations.| “>

~~}. NORMAL —-SOMOOL.

PREPARATIONS ror true HAIR.

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Mrs. 8S. A. ALLEN’s

ORLD'’S) HAIR RESTORER,
is sutted to both young and old. It strengthens

W is sur
the Hair, prevents its falling or turning grey, and mm-
parts to it a beautiful glossy appearance. It never fails

to RESTORE GRAY MAIR
YO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR.

Ir 18 Nor a Dye, but acts directly upon the roots ¢f)
the bair, giving them the natural nourish d,
proaucin the same vitality and luxorious quantity ag in
youth. It witi igete :
revious preparation of tue mr

‘s self. One bottle will usuany +

b one’s se ;
m4 after the hair is once restored, occasional apjsied'!ous |

Sold by all Druggists
__ Principal Sales Office, 198

ment required, whose Hair requires frequent dressing,

ve it on bald places, requires no appearance impart
> heir, Ae is pe applied the Hair, removes
at for a yous, Seen fragrance.

Mrs. 8. A. ALLEN’s

WORLD'S HAIR DRESSING
or ZYLOBALSA MUM, is essential to uve with

‘the Restorer, but the Hair Dressing alone offen re- the gums, reducing all inflagunation-~will alay
‘stores, and neyer fails to invigorate, beautify and re-
fi

disposing it to remain in any desired position.

reab ibe Hair, rendering 1 soft. silky and glossy, and

FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,

it has ne equal,
complete without it, The rich glossy
ed is truly wenderful. It cleanses
all dandruff, and imparts to it a must
Tt will prevent the Hair from
out, and is the most economical and valusble

No lady's torlet is

once in three months will insure against grey bawe to )s2i¢ Dressing kaown. Millions of bottles sold every
the most advanced age. ‘year,

THE RESTORER REPRODUCES AND THE HAIR DRESSING CULTIVATES AND BEAUTIFIES

throughout the World.
Greenwich-st, N.Y. City.

An effectual Worm Medicine.
The combination of ingredients used in making Brown's:
Vermifuge Comfits is such as to give the best possible effect
with sufety, j
Much sickness with children as well as adults attributed
to other causes, is occasioned by worms, Brown's Vermi-
fuge Comfits are 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 medicines, at 25 cents a box,

: Perry Davis’ Pain Killer.

THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR INTER-
NAL AND EXTERNAL COMPLAINTS!

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At this period there are but few of the human race unac-
quainted with the merits ot the Pain Killer; but while some)

nally with great success but are equally ignorant ot its heal-
ing virtues when applied externally. We therefore wish to’
say to all that it is equally successful whether used inter-,
nally or externally, and it stands alone, unrivalled by all
the great catalogue of Family Medicines, and its sale is uni-|
versal and immense, The demand for it from India and
other foreign countries is equal to the demand at home, and
it has become known in these far off places by its merits.

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Aew Advertisements. —

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE:

LL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of
PETER MCLELLAN, late of Burnt Point, near
Georgetown, farmer, deceased, (Margaret McKenzie, Ad-
ministrator,) are requested to furnish the same, duly attest~
ed, for settlement to the undersigned, and all persons in-
debted to the said Estate aro reqested to make immediate

fi t
i R. REDDIN.
Attorney for the above named Administrator.
August 12, 1867. 4in

rs ;
To Printers!

Beng at the Herald Office, a COMPOSITOR,
\ to whom good wages, and steady employment will
be given. One capable of performing Jon , Wonx
need only apply.

Charlottetown, August 7th, 1867.

T HIS Institution will be re-opened on MONDAY,
the 2nd of SEPTEMBER next. The examination
of Candidates for entrance will begin on the Thursday
revious (the last Thursday of August, instant), at the
cons of 9,a.m. No candidates absent at this prelim-
inary examination can be admitted until the following
term,
By order of the Board of Education,
JOHN MeNEILL, Secretary.
+ August 7, 1867. 2i

TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

HARD TIMES!

EACTIERS will find that School Books, and all ma-

terials for Scholars, are ten per cent. cheapgr at
Reilly’s Bookstore, Qaeen Street, than anywhere else.
ew Call and judge for yourselves.

hyped Editions of the Pocts, at REILLY’S,
QUEEN STREET.

‘ an
OOM PAPER, at REILLY'S,
QUEEN STREET.

at RETLLY'S,
QUEEN. STREET.

HEAP Paper Blinds, at REILLY'S. only 8d.
each. {aug 7
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills

Are the most perfect purgative we are
able to produce, and, as we think, has
ever yet been made by anybody.
Their effeets have abundantl) shown
to the community how much they ex-
cel the other icines in use, ey
are safe and t to take, but
powerful te cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate the vital activi-
tes of the body, remove the obstruc-
tions of its orguns, purify the blood, expel disease. They
purge out the foul estos wheels breed and grow distemper,
stimulate sluggish or disordered s into their natural
action, and impart tone and strength fo the whole system,
Not only do cure the every day complaints of every
ble and dangerous diseases. While —
produce powerfal effeeta, they are at the same time, in di-
minished doses, the safest and best physic that can be em
ployed for children, Being sugar-coated, they are pl
to take; and, being purcly vegetable, are ee harmless,
Cures have been made that would surpass belief, were they
mot substantiated by men of stich exalted character, as to
forbid the susp'cion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen
and physicians certify to the public the reliability
cometh, while others have sent us the assurance of their
convietion that our Preparations contribute immensely to
the relief of our afflicted fellow.men,

The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis our
Afnerican Almanac, containg directions for the use of. these
medicines and certificetes of their cures of the following
complaints:—

Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
liearthurn, (leadache arising Gom foul stomach, Nausea,
Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the meta: lp rbomamer
therefrom, Flatuleney, Loss of Appetite, all Diseases whic
require an evacuant medicine. also, by purifying the
blond and stimulating the system, cure many complaints
which it would not be supposed they could react, sach as
Deafness, Partial N

Gowt, and other
kindred disorders

Bo Commercial Inks,

C

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euralgia,

g from a low state of the body, or
obstruction of ‘ts functions,
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other pre-
parations peck 4b they make aor fit. Demand Aven's
and take no others. The sick Want the best aid there is for
them, and they should have it.

Prepared by Du. J, C. Avena & Co., Lowell, Mass., and
sold by all Druggists and dyalers in medicine every where.

'  W. RB. WATSON
General Agent for I’. E. Island.

July 3—2m

extol itas a hniment, they know but little of its power in Which in orde
easing pain whea taken internally, while others use it inter-|sell at

fhe

REILLY’S BOOK STORE
QUEEN STREET.

(Next to Hon, D, Brenan’s.)

ert meme

6 Rape SUBSCRIBER has on hand at his Store

School Books of all kinds,

Slates, Copy Books, Pens, Ink,

Slate - led —— ~*~ Powders,
Writing Paper, Wrapping Paper,

+ Aaa ly TRubber sae g

Memorandum Books, Ledgers, Day Books,
Playing Cards, Printing Cards,

Paper Blinds, Room Papering,

Catechisms, Prayer Books,

Bibles, Miesals, Prayer Beads,

Histories, Religious & Controversal Works.
Novels, &c., &e., &e., :
rto make roem for Fall Stock, he will

REDUCED PRICES FOR CASI!
ty Give usa call.
EDWARD REILLY.
Charlottetown, Queen Street, t
July 81, 1867. Oe eae

MAITCLS.
Summer Arrangement,

_IPEVHE MAILS for the United Kingdom, the neighboring
Provinces, United States, &e., will, until tarther notice.

be made up and torwarded from the General Post Office,
Charlottetown, as follows, viz :— ; :
ForCanada, New Brunswick, and the United States, via

Shediac, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening at 8 ON MAND,
o'clock,

For Nova Scotia, via Pictou, every MONDAY, WED- A neat assortment of Tinware,
NESDAY and FRIDAY evening at 8 o'clock. Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c.

evenings at 6 o'clock; and Mails for
Souris, per steamer, every FRIDAY evening at 8 o'clock.

half an hour before the ume of closing the Mails.
, 7. OWEN, F. MG,

-General Post Office, Ch’iown, }
May 22, 1867.
Peaches: Peaches.

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such a manner as to retain all the delicious flavor o
the Fruit. Sold by the single can or by the dozen,

I.-C. HALL,
Ch'town, July 5, 1867.

1867. SPRING

KENT STREET
CLOTHING STORE.

co Subscriber has for sale

Black Broadcloths and Doeskins

Silk Mixtures and Tweeds,

Suitable for Spring and Summer wear.
them up for parties, in want of Sumimer suits of Clothing
cheap for cash or approved credit,

Also a superior lot of

Ready-Made Clothing,

supervision,

¥. REILLY.
Mayléth. 1867

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and the West
Indies, every alternate MONDAY and WEDNESDAY

evening at & o'clock, as follows: ceived the Gold Medal Prize, at the Paris Exposition
ke tee Monday Sept 9 {of 1867. Also, BON TON LANTERNS, which will
Wednesday, ++ 19 Wednesday, “ 11 surpass everything in the Market, and suitable for either
Monday, July 1 Monday, «23 Farm use or on board Vessels,
Wednesday, “ 3 Wednesday, '* 25 A few Waren Coonens on hand. which together with
Monday, “15 Monday, Oct 7 a large variety of other Stock will be sold cheap for
hha eo “ 17 a “ “ | Cash,
ponday. “ fonday + 3 Mr, HERMANS is Agent for SAW YER'S CRYSTAL
be ornengg 4 toe Nore UE. a new, economical and superior article used in
We coms a. 4g Welantas © 6 washing, whereby a saving of fifty per cent is guaran-
Moniay, “ 96 Monday, 4 16 teed, and for which he begs to solicit the patronage of
Wednesday, «28 Wednesday, * 20 Laundry Maids, &c. :
“Maile far § erside and St. Eleanor’s, to be forwarded | Ch'town, July 24, 1867. ie
per Steamer, wi Mss closec ever ee

®URSOAY and FRIOAY
Georgetown ana

Letters, to be registered, and Newspapers must be posted

UST RECEIVED, per Alhambra Nine Cases
PEACHES, in hermetically sealed eans—put up in

1867,

Te will make

Manufactured on the premises under his own immediate
Parties in want of a good substantial article,
would do well to give him a call, before purchasing
elsewhera.

MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Misysician, presents to the
' . attention of mothers, her

Soothing Syrup,
Wor Chikiven Teething,

: pais and
spastuadic setion, aud ie

SURE TU REGULATE THE BOWELS.
| Dependupen it, mothers, # will give rest to y and
}RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR iNPASTS
| We Lave put up end seld this article for over years
land com say with confidemee aud teuch of it, which we have
‘never been able to sey of any other medicingo—never has it
failed. in a single instance, to effect a cure, when timely used.

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Never did we wan instance of (dissatisfaction =
one who used pnd ar lhe
t» operations, am in terms
et ns maneal offects and medical virtues, We speak in
matter “what we do huow,” after thiety years’
land pledge our reputation for the fulfilinent of what we here
ldeslare. In*almost every inetance where the infmt te suf.
jfering from pin and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen
sea yeeenty — after magne 7 is ne ——
| This va'ua repare| i» the present one
most experic: caked skilful nurses in New England, and
has been used with never failing success in

‘THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves the child from pain but invigorates the
stumach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and
lenergy to the whole system, Jt will almost instantly re

| feve

GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
| WIND COLIC
‘and overcome convulxions, which, if net speedily remedied
‘ond in death. We believe it the best and surest remedy im
‘the world, in all cases of Dysoatery and Diarrbora in ehild-
‘ren, whether it arises frou: tecthing, or from any other
leause. We would say to every mother who has « child suf-
'fertng from any of the forgoing complaints—do not let your
[ne stoma nor the prejudices of others, stand between your
| suffering ehild and the relief that will be sure—yes, ery = |
isure—to follow the use of this medicine, of timely used.

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which greut!y tacritates the process of teething,

directions for using will accom each bottle, None
nine unless the fae-simile ot CUR’ 15 & PERKINS, New
Tork, is on the out-ide wrapper.
Sold by druggists throughout the world,

Principal Office, No. 48 Dey Street, New York,
Price, only 25 cents per Bottle.

Oct, 6, 1866, ly

A, HERMANS,

GUNSMITH
BELL-HANGER AND TIN-SMITH

EGS to inform his friends, and the public generally,

that he has again commenced Busines ou Dorches-
ter Street, next door to the Reading Room Building,
where he is prepared to execute all orders in his line
with neatness aud despatch,

including the patent Box Tox Corrrg Por, which re.

A Cough, Cold, or re
*Throat, Go

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

manent Throat Affection, or
an Incurable

mg Disease,

ts ofton the result.

Brown's Bronchial Troches
Having a Direcg iafannen t jee Parts, give Immediate
ef. om

For Bronchitis, Asthmah, Catarrh, Cousumptive
and Throat Diseases,
Troches ere used with always good success,
Singers and Pulic Speakers

will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken be-
fore singing or speaking, and relieving the throat after an
unusual exertion of the vocal be The Troches are re-
commended and prescribed by Physicians, and have high
testimonials from eminent men throughout the country.
Being an article of true merit, and alg | proved their ef.
cacy by atest. of many years, each year finds them in the
localities in various parts of the world, and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles,

Obtain only ** Browu’s Bronchial Troches,"" and do not
take any ofthe Worthless Imitations that inay be offered,
SOLD CVERYWHERI.

FOR SALE
I HAVE for Sale-—

1 HORSE, 6 years old, Black Hawk breed, 15 hands
high, good Roadster, no faults.

Money Order Office,
General Post Office,

Cuan totrerown, 18th July, 1867

TOWEN, PG.

duly 24, 1867 lm

COTTON DUCK,

the Subscriber is prepared to receive orders for all the
our /different Numbers, in quantities to suit purchasers.

1. C. HALL.
Charlottetown, May 22, 1867.

constantly on band, at his Cooperage
LOWER WATER STRERKT,

PORK AND FISH BARRELS,

Which he offers for Sale at very moderate rates,
Fob Worls performed wita dosp wel,

JAMES F, WHITE,
Ch’'town, June 12, 1867. 3m pd

NTIL further notice the hours for issuing and pay-|200 Cedar Posts.
ing Money Orders at this Office will be trom 10 a
wm till 1 pm, and from 2 p m till4 pm.

geod ay appointed Agent for the sale of the COPPER PAL NT
supply o

E Subscriber begs leave to intimatetbat he keeps

1 Pony, A bands, M’Ionis’s Broed—fast trotter, 5
years old.
1 Express Waggon and Harness,—1 Single Waggon,

new.

380 large COAL.
39 small *
Terms Cash, or approved Notes of Mand. Time,

suit purchasers,
JOHN P. IRVING.
Ch'town, May 1, 1867. P 1 tf

Tons Pictou

Lary & Wonson’s Copper Paint

an article whith has given the greatest satisfaction to i
who have used it, It possesses superior qualities for effec
tually preventing the accummulation of all foul matter, such.
as Worms, Barnacles, Grass, &c., on the bottoms of Ves.
sels or Boats, when properly applied, :

I. C, HALL. 3

Charlottetown, May 22, 1857,

SEIOP TO LET,

O BE LET from the tat day of October next, that Tt
ibly Situated FIRK~-PROOP SHOP and Premises, of
Jorning the « Cory Hvnpwaste Stomn;" at present occupie |
by Mr, Lepage, fronting on Queen and Dorchester Street

Exxecutors’ Notice.

persons having an

T MEATH HAVILAND. Pe
GEORGE W. DEBLOTS, : Fxecutors.
Ch'town, Joly 8, 1Ad7,

ove

LL PERSONS indebted to tho Estate of the HON-
ORABLE THOMAS HEATH HAVILAND, late
of CHARLOTTETOWN, duceased, are
make immediate 2
tors of the last
Heath Haviland; and all
against the said Estate are
accounts, duly attest

uested to
ayment to the andersigaed, Exocu-
it and Testauent of the said Thomas B84,” or ** Commence,” and
elaims |
requested to faraish theit.

DA t
Ch'town, Julyl0, 1897. Ish, Ex. roa  aaeatat ba
Consignees, take Notice!

ERSONS residing outside of CHARLOTTE: '
having Geouules come Pag tte pyre.

them :
must send to the Subs Sereurded

the City, tha Prat y
make the proper eatriog xt the
ties to procure the Pormite te

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