THE HERALD, WEDNESDAY

, JUNE 3, 1868.

ranean

—V——e

“pan Halifax Presbyterian Witness says :— The mean-
est thing we ever heard of was done in P. FE, Island,

pho people snade presents to the Minister and then
1 them against him, and robbed him of part of his

Cone besides.” We wonder If the Patriot knows any-

oe about this affair, and whether he believes the
‘people ” alluded to would be anything the worse of
paving 4 share of religious education imparted to them,
ag well as a knowledge of arithmetic.

Mn. Robert Jenkins, son of J, Jenkins, Esq., Ship-
pullder, was drowned at Little River, Lot 56, on the 28th
of April, by the upsetting of a boat in which he and his
prother were taking a sail, He was an exemplary young
man, and leaves a young wife and three children, besides
alarge number of relatives and friends, to lament his
patimely death,

GyoRGERTOWN celebrated the Queen's Birthday in good

style. A military review, Royal salute, feu de jole,

hes and fireworks made up the programme, rejoiced

the Inhabitants of the capital of King’s County, and testi-
fied to their loyalty.

Srers are being taken by the Militia Officers of Queen's
County, to retain Field Inspecting Officer Col, A. J, Douglass
Smith, in his present position. An address to His Excel-
elncy the Lieut. Governor, to apply to the proper military
authorities on the subject, has been prepared,

Private letters from the Western States report that
the geain crop ia looking finely, and that the weather
js all that tho farmers could ask, Fully one-third more
wheat has been sown this year, than lust, and the pros-
‘pect for good crops was never better,

Ma. Gronur Praxe, of the firm of Peake Brothers & Co.,
of this city, had his leg broken in the hold of the barque
Clara Novella, on Wednesday evening last,—a bale of
goods having fallen on him,

Tun Gegree of M. A., was conferred npon Mr, L, G. Me-
Neill, of this Island,by the Ecinburgh University,this spring.
He also obtained a Gold Medal for superiority in Mathe-
matics and Natural and Moral Philosophy.

Tun Marquis of Hastings having betted £100,000 stg.
uponarecent horse-vace In England, and lost, he com-
mitted suicide almost immediately after. This ought to
throw a damper upon betting at horse-races,

Some of our St. John and Halifax contemporaries are
introuble. The Halifax Cétézen has been in Court and
convicted of libel; the St. John News ditto, and the Jour
nal of the same city fs also in Court ona similar charge.

‘Tun steamer Emperor is now plying between Shediac,
Newcastle, Richubucto and Chatham. She docs not
touch at Summerside and Pictou, as anticipated. Sum-
merside ts In the dumps accordingly.

Business men complain of dull times in St. John, N. B.,
and Hahfax, The Quoen's birth-day was celebrated with
much eciaéin both cities on the 25th inst,

R. T. Houman’s brig, the Keiradin, Cole, master, from
Liverpool G, B, arrived at Summerside on the 22nd ult.,
with a general cargo of merchandize.

DIskakLI BACKING DOWN. — A London despatch of
May 20th says: ** Disraeli writes to Mr. Gladstone that
he will not further oppose the passage of the Church Bill.

Tur Yarmouth Herald says that che fishermen along
the coast are dving well, cod and halibut being very
plenty.

Tur Rev. Mr. Davis, of this city, lectured in Summer-
side Jast Friday, on the subject of Baptisin.

Tun steamer Flamb- rough, from Montreal, with 2,000
barrels of flour, arrived at this Port on Saturday last.

Tip: Jail at Neweastle, Miramichi, received considera-
ble injury by fire last week.

Aor of City militia-men were fined before a Magis-
trates’ Court on Monday last for non-attendance at drill.

An English paper says: —The Catholies of [reland are
equally surprised aud delighted at the great major-
iry obtained over the Ministry, Most of their journals
write sensibly and moderately about it; many of the out-
and-out Protestant journals write, as aay be expected,
wildly. Oue threatens us with the shaking of the (ound-
ations of society; another observes that'the indignant
Protestant apirit of the lind will yet rise in its awaken-
ed strength’’(as well ag it might alter the above-men-
tioned shaking), The Derry Sentinel calls upon the
men of Ulster to make theic power felt, and hints at the
revolution. The Mail thiuaks Mr.Disraeli’s plan decidad-
ly worse than Mr Gladstone's; the former woul place
400,00. a year in the hands of the Roman
Catholic Episcopacy, “without reserving a right ot re-
vision, or even of audit, ‘The latter would at least not
establish a ‘Papal domination’ in Ireland. ** On
the contrary, with adescent as sudden as the fall
of a porteullis, it( Mr Gladstone’s method) would place
an iron barrier in front of the ambition of Rome, No
status would remain for their Prelacy., no subsilies for
their colleges; no State authorisation for anything—not
even a continuance of the grant to Maynooth ; no mor-
al influence as a set-off against the legnl establishment
of the ‘erecd of the minority’, Their whole cler'cal sys-
tem would at ence drop to the level of the Wesleyan
or any other dissenting organisation.”

An amusing trial has taken place in France. It ap-
pears that’at Rheims, where Madame Cliquot, whose
champagne is celebrated over Europe, resides, there js
one M. Blondean, a wine manufacturer, who, being an
eye witness of the prodigious number of eases and
bottles dospatched to all parts of the world from the
lady's storehouses, conceived the idea of finding out a
widow of the game name, and making her a partner in
his firm. He succeeded in lighting upon her, and actu-
ally persuaded another Widow Cliquot to join him and
enablo him to reehristen his firm Veuve Cliquot, The real
original widow brought the case before the Tribunal of
Commerce, and claimed exclusively the style and title
of Veuve Cliquot; but did not entirely succeed. A
court of law, however, appreciated M, Blondeau's in-

nuity in inventing his widew, with more severity, and

ided that inasmuch as this second Widow Cliquot
took an active pirt inthe managementand operations
ofthe firm of Blondean et Cie, but simply gave it her
namo for the sole and obvious parpose of setting up an
advorso title to which it had vo moral claim, her name
must cease to appear in connection with the firm of
Blondeau et Cie., and condemned her jointly with Blon-
deau to pay the costs of the suit, and a sam of 3), 000

es damages to the Widow Cliquot.

Senator Wilmot, when proceeding from Sir Jonn
A. Macdonald's residence, on Saturday evening, to his
lodginga, waa challenged by the seatry on passing the
jail, and declining to answer was placed under arrest.
After having been detained twenty minutes he succeed.
ed in proving his identity and was discharged.—Otowa

egram.

At an ordination beld at St. Mary's Cathedral, on
Sunday morning. the Holy Order of Priesthood was con-
ferred on the Rev. William J. Mihan, of the Archdiocese,
by His Grace the Archbishop .—22x. Express.

Dr, Parry, Bishop of Barbadoes, who is now in Eng-
+ has resigned his see, making no fewer than five
colonial bishoprics vacant at the preseat time. The
io is worth £2500 a year,
The

large model of the Tntornational bridge between
France and England ia to be finished in about six
weeks, and it is believed that this gigantic scheme will
40 reality e’er long be carried out.

The Maitland, loaded, from Chicago, is
under coe ry Dereth cherged with sailing under
United States colors while being a British vessel.

bach peaing of the new docks at Sunderland, (Eng-

be attended by a equadron of French men-
and two or three vessels of the Dutch navy.

Cannibalism continues in Algeria, French soldiers
We waylaid, knooked on the head and made into broth

A seaman named John Jackson, a native of Ireland
i gg overboard from the brigantine Mary Olivia,
on the 11th inst., while on the passage from Nowfound-

land to Glace Bay, and was drowned. The body was
not recovered, bd

ADDRESS

To af. Semee S. OF Raith on his resigning the Byrne's

Sin,—We, the undersigned Trustees and Inhabitants
of Byrne's Road School District, hereby beg to express
our sincere regret at your leaving our midst, and resign-
ing our School,

We are the more regretful for being deprived of your

valuable services from the fact that the most salutary

of your Influence both by old and young.

Your repeated efforts for the interest and advantage of
our School, and the improvement of our youth, entitle
known ability, as a Teacher, is fully recognised by your
friends, and even admitted by your enemies.

Accept, dear Sir, these few, though carnest, expres-
wherever your future lot may be cast, we cannot but
wish you success and prosperity, with all the other bless-
ings of Divine Providence, And that you may be still
and well-wishers,

(Signed)
Ronert Crane,
Trustees,
CALLAGHAN WALSH,

aud other Inhabitants of Byrne’s Road School District,

Byrne's Road, May 20, 1363,

To Messrs Robert Crane, Stephen Myers, and Cal-
laghan Walsh, Trustees; and other Inhabitants of
Byrne's Road School District.

which you have been kind enough to present me, and for

the manifestations of respect and sympathy which it ex-

hibits,

among you any good results from my professional labors;

IT have, nevertheless, the satisfactory consciousness, that

my aim has always been, in the discharge of my duties,

unsuccessful,

rected efforts upon my part, or to the fact that my inten-

tions and endeavors have been misunderstood or wilfully

promote the Interests of my school, and if I have fatled,
as [ fear tT have, [simply regret it. It is a source of sat-
isfuction to me to know that [ retain the confidence ofa
whilst a minority is bitterly opposed to me, I have, for
the sake of the peace and harmony of the District, con-
sidered it a duty incumbent upon me to resign imy charge

In resigning, therefore, this onerous charye, I beg, in
conclusion, to express my gratitude for your kind ex-
pressions of regard for myself and wife; and wherever
recollection of the kindness you have all extented to us
during the period of our acquaintance with you,

Wishing you, in turn, your proportion of the blessings

L remain, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obed’t servant,

effects have always been experienced within the sphere
you to our respect and consideration, while your well-
sions of our regard both for yourself and wife, and
more happy than with us, is the prayer of your friends
Sreruun Myens.
REPLY.
GueNTLEMEN,—I heartily thank you for the Address
I fear you flatter me in ascribing to my presence
to promote knowledge and virtue. Where I have been
inisinterpreted. My object, [ repeat, has always been to
majority of the parents and Trustees of the District; but
of the school entrusted to me by your suifrages.
our pext sojourn may be, we will carry with usa lively
you so earnestly invoke for me,
JAMES J. O'REILLY.

Byrne's Road, Lot 39, }

May 28, 1868. Evaminer please publish.

HUoway's Pills—In the complaints peculiar to  fe-
males, these Pills are unrivalled. Their use by the fair
sex has become so constant for the removal of their ail
ments that barely a toilet is without them, Amongst all
classes, from the domestic servant to the peeresa, uni-
versal favour is accorded to these renovating Vills:
their invigorating and purifying properties render them
safe and invaluable in all cases; they may be taken by
females of all ages for any disorganization or irregular-
ity of the aystem, speedily removing the cause aad res-
toring the sufferer to robust health. Asa family medi-
cine they are invaluable for subduing the nauladies of
young and old,

RMarried,.

On the Ist fnst., at St. Dunstan's Cathedral, by the Very
Rev. Dr. MeDonald, V. G. Mr. William MeDenald, to
Johanna, youngest daughter of Mr. Willam Murphy, both
of this city,

Died,

SAR RR a i ta al

At Pisquid River, on the Ist inst., in the 41st year of her
age, after a lingering illness,which she bore with holy resig-
nation to the Divine Will, Anne, beloved wife of Mr, John
McDonald, Garaheli, and youngest daughter of Alex. Me-
Donald, Esq., late of St. Margaret’s..

At the Head of Hillsboro’jon the 22nd inst. ,of brain fever,
Arthur Hamilton Douglas, only son of the late Joseph LI.
Webster, of Charlottetown, aged one year two months and
ten days.

In Boston, Mass., May 14, 1868, Mr. Edward Templeton
Moody, aged 30 years, late Editor and Proprietor of the
Middlesex Journal, Woburn, Mass., and formerly of Char-
lottetown, P. BE. L, where he spent his youthful days, and
where his memory will long be cherished and revered, by
his triends and acquaintances, for his unassuming manners
and strict uprightness of character. He was a native of
Lunenburgh, Nova Scotia, and son of the late B. A. Moody,
for some years publisher of the Murning News,Charlottetown,

New Advertisements.

PUBLIC AUCTION !
MO be sold by Pablic Auction, on THURSDAY,
18th day of Jung, if not previously disposed of,
that valuable
MILL PROPERTY,

known as Roger's Mints, together with
160 Acres of Land!

situated on the Western Road, Towdship No. Five.
HERBERT BELL,

Alberton, 3rd June, 18638.

FOR SALE...

HDS. Bright Sugar,
Lbls. do 0
Bbls. Crushed do
Puncheons Bright Mo, asses,
Bigs Green Coffee,
Bbis. Vinegar, Boxes Pipes,
Boxes, Half do and Quarter do Layer Raisins,
Drams Figs.
Barrels Kerosene, Sole Leather,
Puncheons Strong Preot Demerara Rum,
Cases Brandy, &e., &e., &o.
Bb, WILSON HIGGS.
Ch'town, 3rd June, 1863,

Bank of P. EE. Island.

OTICE 1s hereby given that a Dividend of Five

Pounps per centum on the Capital Stock of the

Bank of Prince Edward Island, for the last half year,

hath this day been declared, and is payable to Stock-
holders forthwith, on demand,

By Order, )
WM. CUNDALL, Cashier.

June 1, 1868. Swallpepers
(rr? WMA. wae
IN CONSEQUENCR ov tan GREAT SCARCITY OF
FODDER,
TUE SUBSCRIBER HAS IMPORTED INTO
ORWELL,
From Nova Scotia,
FOUR CARGOES OF
UPLAND HAY,
Witten un WILL SeLL

For Cash or Produce!
R. J. CLARKE.

a

Orwell ry? Store, :
May 20, 1863.

TO SHIP OWNERS AND MASTERS,

_— is to caution all ship owners and masters from

ares one Samuel Nicholson, a general ship job-
ber, asl believe him to be exhorbitant in his charges.
employed him on Friday last to do a small job on my Schoo-
ner, it took him about 6 or 7 hours to complete it ; he then
demanded from me the sum of 30:, I offered him 16a, which,
in all conscience, was about double the value of his work,
He refused to take this amount, and knowing that I was all
ready to sail, eapiased me for the Thirty Shillings, well a-
ware that I would rather pay his demand, than remain in
port losing my time, which I call nothing more or less than
swindling. GEORGE KENNEDY, Captain

Schooner‘ Kate,"
lin *

OLD STAND,
REDDIN’S CORNER!
HE Sabseriber has received by barqueUndine, from
Liverpool, the largest and best assortment of Crna,

Earrnenware, and Guassware, ever offered in Char-
lottetown, which he is prepared to sell Wholesale and
Retail at unnsually low prices,

China Tea Sette, Stone China do, white and colored,
white and colored Stone China Dinner Setts, &c., &e.,
and a great variety of Goods in the above line, too
numerous to particularise,

A few Crates assorted Ware for country trade, for
sale cheap by the crare.

The Grocery department is now stocked with the best
quality of Teas, Sugar, Molasses, Tobacco, Soap, Can-
dles, Spices, Dried Fruite, &e.

Liquors of the best description, consisting ot Brandy,
Gin, Rum, Whiskey, Pert and Sherry Wine,Cordials, &c.

Flour and Cornmeal fom 1b to 100 Barrels.

Having, obtained the services of a firsto lass Baker,
he is now prepared to supply his customers with the
best quality a Bread at all times. B.D, REDDIN.

May 27, 1868, 1e Gin

Charlottetown, May 16, 1868.
QUEEN STRE ET WARETIOUSE.

flare Subscriber respectfully announces to his Friends

and Customers, the arrrival of a large portion of his
Spring’s Importations,

per Ship Z. C. Owen. Comprising the following

Ch’town, June 3rd, 1868.

|} GOODS, viz:
the fault is attributable cither to misdi- |

2 hdla. Shovels
Ll bag = do,
1 cask Zine,

14 hoxos Glase,
10 bbls. Pitch and Tar,
65 bolts Yellow Metal,
72 Taper Bars, for Ships 1 case Hardware,
fastenings, Leask Hoes,
152 bags Nails and Spikes, 115 coils | package Cor-
2 bbls. Currants, dare,
1) boxes Raisins, 2 bales Canvas,
7 coils Wire Standing Rig- 1 bbl. Stockholm Tar,
ging, 80 bdls Oakum,
I case Compasses & Log — 3 boxes Faney Soap,
Glasees, 195 kegs Paint,
3 bales Paper, , 1 box do.
910 bars common Bolt Tron, 2 casks Patty,
100 hdls comnion Trou 1 cask Lamp Black,
2 Tierces Ships Lamps, 11 do. Vaint Oil,
1 cask composition Butt 1 do. Sweet Oil,
Bolts, 7 do. Ships Varnish,
25 boxes Soap, sorted, 2 bbls. Rosin.
4easks Iroumonyery, 1 box Galvanized
2 casks Whiting, Gib Hanks,
1 case drags, 1 bag Coffee,
3 casks best Malt Vinegar, 4 do. Rice,

1 do. White Wine do, 10 bbls.
2 cases Bottle Oil, 2 kegs > Groceries.
2 casks Hardware, 3 cases

132-Lars Refined Tron,
21 bundles Tron,
50 half chests ‘Tea,
10 chests de,

1 case Whips,
1 box Ink, in Lottlee,
I case Saws,
} cask ‘Traces,
13 bags Washers
These Goods, with his stock on hand, comprise a very
general assortment. ‘The remainng Stock daily ex-
pected per ship Volant trom Glasgow, and Undine
fiom Livervool. Favey Goods from London, by Steam
Packet via Halifax. ‘Terms Cash.
He also takes ithe oppertunity to inform the parties
who have uct paid their accounts according to agree-
ment, that no further credit will be allowed.

BENJ. DAVIES.

Queen Street Warehouse, 2
May £0, 1863. )
Just received per brig ** Volant,” from Glasgow, in
addition to the importations announced from Liverpool,
now opening, and for sale at low prices :—
7 cases Staple Dry Goods,
5bales do, do.
4 cases Fancy do.
2 boxes Ladies and Gents Scotch Boots and
Shoes.
And trom London vin Halifax —
2 cases Fancy Godds,
Remaining Straw and Fancy Goods expected by the

same route,
BENJ. DAVIES.

Terms Cash. 4w may 27,

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
Real Itstate-

T° be sold by Publis Auction, in front of the Court

House, in Georgetown, on Saturday, the 16th day
of May next, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon, under
license, bearing date the 27th day of March last, past, in
that behalf grauted by [lis Honor, the Surrogate, all that
picce of land, the property of Peter McLellan, late of
Burnt Point, near Georgetown, farmer, deceased, intes-
tate, situate at Burnt Point, aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, that isto say: commencing at a
aquare stake, fixed at the south-west angle of Roderick
McDonald's farm, on the North side ot the Brudenell
River, thence (according to the Magnetic North of the
year 1764,) North eleven chains and twenty-five links,
thence Norta-West four chars and eighty links, thence
North eight chains, thence North-West nine chaine,
thence North to MeLellan's Creek, thence along said
Creck and Pond South-westward!y, and following the
various courses of said river Eastsardly to the place of
commencement, containing forty-two acres and eix
acres of Marsh Land.

‘Terms made known at the time of Sale. In the mean.
time full information may be obtained on application to
Mr. R. Reddin, Barrister, at his Office in Charlottetown,

MARGARET McKENZIE,
Adininistratrix of the Estate
of thelate Peter McLellan,

The above Sale is postponed antil Saturday, the 27th
day of June next, then to take place at the hour and

place above mentioned,
MARGARET McKENZIE,
Administratrix of the Estate
May 20, 1868. of the late Peter McLellan,

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FROM GLASGOW,
Per Brig Volant.
head RECEIVED at the
e
“tallan Warchouse,”

(Next door to Starbint & Co.)
Fine Old SCOTCIL WHISKIES,
Younger's & Baird's India ALES & PORTER,
SCOTCH OATMEAL, (for invalids and others)
do SPLIT PEAS, do POT BARLEY,
DUNDEE MARMALADE, WAGGON MATS,
JARS, FLASKS, BOTTLES, &e., &¢., &e,
Very Curar for prompt payments,
MACEACHERN & CO.
May 20, 1868.
KING STREET.
NEAR WELSH AND OWEN’S OFFICE.
HE Subscriber returns thanks for past favors, and

generally, that he has on hand a

Large Stock of Realy-made Men’s
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
Women’s Balmoral, Elas-

tic Side, and other
Boots,
aLso, 250 rains
Children and Misses Boots,
which will be disposed of low for Cash.

JAMES STANLEY.
_Ch'town, 1th May, 1868,

Corron DvUcSa,
HE Subscriber
celebrated
Russel Mills Cotton Duck,
and is prepared to fill all orders for the same with the
least possible delay.

Also on hand COTTON BOAT DUCK, and COT-

with Cotton Sail Twine, Pare Bee's Wax, &e.
I. GC. RAUL.
Cl'town, May 20, 1308,

oo COPPER PAINT.
4 Caus of

Tarr & Wonson's Copper Paint,

collection of Barnacles, Grass, &e.

I. C. WALL.
_Ch'town, May 20, 1868.

GREEN-BACKS!

bought and seld by

I, ©. HALAA
Ch'town, May 20, 1868,

50

Juxx. Apply to

Om
FISHERMEN WANTED: _

I, C. HALL.

_ Cl'town, May 20, 1863, Sin

begs leave to inform his friends, and the public

is Aaenr for the Sale of the

TON DRILLLINGS, suitable lor Boat Sails ; together

ONSTANTLY on hand, Gallon and Half Gallon

which efootually preventa the action of worms on the
bottoms of Vessels and Boats and also prevents the

XCHANGE on BOSTON, and GREEN-BACKS

FIRST CLASS FISUERMEN wanted for Boar
Fisuine at Rustico, before the Ist and 10th of

William Sti,
Machinist.

(Next Door to Wm. B, Allan's .
Guns, Locks, and Magnetic Machines,
paired, Brands eut, Bell Hanging and .
the most reasonable terms.

Mill Gear supplied to order,

Charlottetown, P. E. I., May 13, 1868.

‘« ALHAMBRA!”

“ue Steamship ALHAMBRA, Nickerson, &
ter, until further notice, will leave this Port eve
alternate ‘THURSDAY, at 6, p. m., for HALIFAX
BOSTON, calling at CANSO.

RATES OF PASSAGE,

Ladies’ Cabin, Gents’ Cabin, Forward.
To Boston, 50s. 55s. 45s.
** Halifax, 25s. 30s. 188.
* Canso, 20a. Qha. 15s.
CARVELL BROTHERS,
May 20, 1868. Agents.

LOST,

PRIL 30th, between Jas. Larnp's, New Giascow,
+ and Rustico Carns, a BLACK LEATHER
PUCKET LOOK, containing Four One Dollar Bills,
with a lot of other papers; also, one Note of Hand for
Fifty Pounds, drawn in favor of I. C. Haus, in Three
months, signed by E. Mansuats, and endorsed by I. C.
Haun, due 20th JULY next. Any person fin log 1b
will be suitably rewarded by returning it to I. C. HALL,
Charlottetown, or E. MARSHALL, Nerth Rustico;
and ull parties are forbidden buying or negotiating in

any way said Note.
E, MARSHALL.
May 2¢, 1868. pd

Who wants Money?
FENMIE Subscriber will give CASH for WHITE COT-
TON and LINEN RAGS. Also OLD COPPER
and BRASS.
Orrice.—Eastern Cellar of New Market House.
WILLIAM HIGGINS.
Ch'town, May 13, 1868. 4in

1868 Fresh Seed! 1868
TPMUE Subscriber has received a supply of FRESH
SEEDS for early plauting, consieting in part of—

Melon. Cucumber. Tomato, Cauliflower,
Lettuce, Radish, and a choice
variety of Cabbage Seed.

A large supply expected per ‘‘ Amphion,"emy

Londen.
W, R. WATSON.
Victoria Building, May 6, 1868.

““PASTUBE. PASTURE.
PASTURE!

ELL watered Pasture on the Lower Royalty
Road. Apply to
GEORGE COLES,

Cl’town, April 29, 1868,

REDMOV AL.
R. HOMER having every encouragement to locate
in Charlottetown, and for want of larger and more
convenient rooms, has removed to the building oceu-
pied by Honey Haszanp, Esq., Merchant, directly
opposite the Apothecaries’ Hall.

Wishermen’s Outfits,
1868.

such as;
Salt, Bait Knives, Flour,
Tarrels, Splitting do Bread,
Pogies, Throating do, Beans,
Clans, Rait Heavers, Peas,
Mackerel Hooks, Water Stores, Butter,
Cod do Fog Horns, Pork,
Mackerel Lines Chopping Trays, Reef,
Cod do do Knives, Lard,
Snapper do Ditty Boxes, rea,
Bait Mills, Lanterns, Coffee,
Jig Ladels, Binnacle Lamps, Sugar,
do Rasps, Lamp wicks, Molasses,
do Moulds, do Chimneys, Raisins,
Clam Choppers, Kerosene Oi), Currants,
Mackerel Forks, Peter, Dried Apples,
do Jigs, Lead, Spices,
Cod Leads, Water Stones, Pickles,

and Slipping Mackerel, Herring, Codfish, &e,
N. B.—The highest price paid for all kinds of FISH.
I, C. HALL.
Charlottetown, May 20, 1868, 6m

A FORTUNE FOR SALE!

N cone

beautifully situated, well known property, the

HALF WAY HOUSE, VERNON RIVER,
Princo Kadward Island.

than suflicient to

not at the option of the purchaser.
dress GEORGE ADAMS.
Half way House, Vernon River, May 20. 1868,

IIE Subscriber is prepared to furnish all the necessary
OUTFITS for prosecuting Vessel or Boat Fishing,

Ife also possesses superior facilities for Inspecting, Packing,

uence of the death of the proprietor, the Sub-
scriber is instructed to offer fer positive Sale, that

The Land, consisting of about 40 acres, is in that state
of cultivation that it has been for some years past, and
will, for years to come, vield a clear net profit, more
y the interest on the amount of
purchase money asked for the whole establishment. As
a money making investment this is an opportunity
seldom equalled in these provinces, which fact can be
positively proved to any person about purchasing. The
Stock of Liquors aud Stock of Goods can be taken or
For particulars ad-

May 7, 1868.

Desirable IHreehold Property
FOR SALE-
FBXUE Subscriber OFFERS FOR SALE that VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY, situated near Joun Exman’s
Mint, and facing on the Murray Harbor Road, Lot 57,
There are twelve acres of good Jand, half of which is
clear, with a good HOUSE and STABLE thereon. As
there is a right to a good stream of water which bounds
it on one side, this place would be well adapted for a.
‘Tannery, or any tradesman, For particulars, apply to
FRANCIS WISNER, on the premises, or to
. I. J. CLARKE,
Orwell Store,
In

May 13, 1868.

FOR SALBI!I
ILE subscriber, owing to failing health, is about to
retire from business, and offers to sell, by Private
Contract, all his PROPERTY in Charlottetown, con-
sisting of —

TWO BUILDING LOTS,

in that delightful locality—Barrack Square—and situ-
ate between the Lots of John Ings and Owen Connolly,

Eaqrs.
THREE BUILDING LOTS,
on Pownal Street, known formerly as the Bagnall
Property.
FIVE BUILDING LOTS,
at the Head of Queen Street, pleasantly eituated for
Private Residences, Also, the Excellent
BUSINESS STAND,

on Queen Street, at present occupied by himself as an
Hotel, with Oyster, Refreshment, and Barber Saloons
in connection therewith. Further particulars are un-
necessary in reference to this well-known House.

Also, —2 MILCH COWS, 1 PONY, (wath two setts
of Harness, Sleigh, Wagon, and ‘Trimmings, including
Baffalo, if required.

For terms and further particulars, apply to

‘KSTADT.

J G. EU
Union ILouse, Queen Street,

FARMERS
o
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND!

world-renowned

Buckeye Mowers and Reapers,

which won for themselves such a reputation on

pb’ you want the most perfect REAPING & MOW-
ING MHCHINE in the World? If a0, we are
now shipping to our Agents a quantity of those

our

Ch’'town, P.E.1, May 20, 1868 § all palm
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
i RECEIVED at HARYIE’S BOOKSTORE—

Queen Victoria's Journal, ‘Our Life in the Highlands.’
Trish in America, by Jobn Francis Maguire, M. P.
Agazis’ Brazil,

Duff's Book Keeping.

Dictionary of Familiar Quotations.

Millman’s Gibbon's Rome.

Island lust Season; and we recommend to all those
who are thinking of purchasing a Machine, to consult
their netghbors who run one last season, and give their
orders early, to make sure of securing one. We need
only say that we made further improvement in our Ma-
chine, as 8% forth at length in oar Circular of 1863, to
be had of under named Agents, together with each
piece of the Machine, if required, Every machine
warranted to give PERFECT’ SATISFACTION,—

A. BAZAAR
Under the Patronage of the Lieutenant Governor
and Mrs Dundas.
ILL be held at the DRILL SHED, near Govern
ment Llouse, Charlottetown, on

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Thursday and Friday, the 9th and 10th
July next.

in aid of the Building Fand of the Free Cuurcn
Rochfort Square, now in the course of erection, Con

tributions will ae thankfully received by the following

Ladics of the Committee :-—

Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. John McGowan,
Mrs. F. Brecken, Mrs. Mutch,

Mrs. R. W. Brecken, Mrs. L. C. Owen,
Mrs. A. Brown, Miss Owen,

Mrs. Cattley, Mrs. Palmer,

Mrs. Coles, Mrs. E. Palmer,

Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Peake,

Mrs. Cundall, Mrs. James Peake,
Mra: T. DesBrisay, Mrs. Ralph Peake,
Mrs. Earle, Mrs. James C. Pope,
Miss Forsyth, Mrs. Richey,

Miss Florence Gray, Mrs. James Reddin, *
Mrs. Et. Haviland, Mrs. Douglass Smith,
Mrs. Hobkirk, Mrs. Sloggett,

Mrs. D.Lodgson, Mrs. Wim. Swabey,

Miss Hutchinson,
Mes. Ings,

Miss Jenkins,

Mrs. F. Longworth, Mrs. Pope Welsh,
Mrs. C. Macdonuell,

Mrs. G. Wright,
Mrs. H. Winsloe.
Charlottetown, May 16, 1868.

Mrs. Clement White,
Mrs. James White,
Mrs. W. Welsh,

Be particular to see that your Machine bears our mark,
as they are the annuine Buckeye.
AGENTS:
W. D. STEWART, Charlottetown,
R, T. HOLMAN, Summerside,
O. P, RICIIARDSON & CO.,
Worcester, Mags.

; NOTICE.

Owing to the ness of Mr. JQUIN HIGGINS, the
subscriber has been aypointed Agent for the Original
BUCKEYE MOWER & REAPER, and be has much
pleasure in informing the Farmers of P, E. I. that, on
the arrival of the Steamship AlAambra, he will have on
sale a number of the above Machines.

The satisfactory results of the Machine last Season
bear ample testimony of their utility and adaption as a
Mower and Reaper, and hence the subscriber has no
hesitation in offering the ** Buckeye ” to the farmers of
this Island as

THE BEST MACHINE CONSTRUCTED IN
AMERICA,
and would urge upon the farmers the importance of
hand in their orders early for a “ Buckeye,” if they
wish to obtain a perfect Machine, aud get value for
their money.
Terme made knewa and Machine exhibited at the

Old Stand.
CITY GROCERY STORE,

North Side Queen Square.
Ch'towa, May 20, 1868, = pat ex 3m sind

Shakespeare's Complete Works.
Moore's Complete Poctical Works.
Froude’s Short Theories on Grand Subjects,
Coullourn’s Thoughts on Personal Religion,
Norwood, by Henry Ward Beecher.
Dickens’ Complete Works. very cheap,
Letter Writer ; Joke Books,
Ottawa Scenery.
Hallam’s Constitutional History.
Hallam's Middle Ages.
Vestry Chimes,
Early Life of Prince Consort.

NENRY A. HARVIE,
May 13, 1868. 3i

WILDERNESS LANDS,
GOVERNMENT ESTATES.

LL persons desirous of availing themselves ot the
provisions of the Act for the more epeedy settle-
ment of Wilderness Lands on the Government Es-
tates, are herewith notified that no application for said
land will be entertained until a rurvey is made of the
Lands so to be disposed of, and the fronts thereof
staked off; and at certain dates, of which due notice
by advertisement will be given, the Commissioner of
Public Lands will attend at certain places, to receive
applications from those who are desirous of becom
actual settlers of such lands, (wone others need ap 4
and if approved of, poesession will be given to ap-
plicants, subject to the provisions of the Act regulating
the settlement of sant Wilderness Lands.
*,* No person is allowed to take possession of any
portion of the Wilderness Land, by cutting down or

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otherwise trespassing thereon--the Government Wood-
—— being strictly charged to take immediate pro-
ings against all persons so found t 5
JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner.
Lard Office, 25th April, 1868. tf