w ;
Rifle ‘Company. vice Br. Douse left the Island. Dated

: or rgest. city inthe world; many confidently
~ _pesert th 3 a is far-superior, both in size and the

le ij %
GOVERNMENT NOTICES, Hy de in tnt yy fst we ae naa
ou

——

Murti Gevrhit Orders, by His Excelleney the
Commander-in-Chief.—1Ist King’s County Regiment of |
Militia—Unattached Major F. P. Norton to be, Major, |
vice KE. Thornton, who retires with the rank of, Major, |

(Queen's County Regiment of Militit—Sergeant Lem
el

be "noting Ensign in the Pringe Edward

April; 1867. ' ;
—Major N. Rankin, commanding the Prince

1

Sep ie ‘ompany, to be Liewtenant-Colonel un-
EPTEMBan, 1R, 1867,—THis Excellency the Lieatenant
Governor in Counc) has been pleased to appoint Mr.
William Annear Potmaster at Montagud Bridge—in
terme of the Ast of 14th, Victori 12—in the plave
oi Mr. Manoah Rowe, regi

+ Oerower 8, 1807,—Elis
Governor has been pleased to
poimtinénts; viz ry. 5

a mth ace to, Wher gilli Wharf at

ate rete

r Cret iy Tin Worrpv.—A_ very
“ndalged in by many peoplé, in re-

§
r)

the Lieutenant
following ap-

number of its inhabitants. But such is not the case.
Jeddo, the eapital of Japan, iv, without exception, the
largest Add® most popalous city ia the world. Tt con-
tains the vast number of 1,500,000 dwellings, and 5,000-
000 ofhuman souls. Many of the streets are 19 japan-
eseties in length, whichis equivalent to 23, Bn lish
iyiles. The commerce of Jeddo far exceeds that of any
ofbet “Ary in the world, and the sea along the coast |
couatantly white with the sails of ships. Their véssel
aailto. the southern portion of the empiro, where they
are laden with vice, tea, seacoal, tobacco, silk, cotton,
and tropiéal ftuits, all of which ean find a ready market
inethe northy and then return freighted with corn, salt,
istwelassy and various other products which have a war-
kotam the south,

ee. ee er. oe sae ee Oe

The deasie Aufon, Salmon, cleared.to-day for London,
witha cargo of 13,800 bushels oats, and O4i bushels
varley-=by R. Longworth, Esq. The biig Talla,
Campbell, saited last-week for Liverpeol,. with 14,000
bushels oats—by lon. B. Davies. Our esteemed
friend, Mr, Alex. Ross; was.a-passunger in the latter,
Rat,

Prominent Republieais in Washington have agreed
almost ahanimodsly that, in view'ot the. laterelections,
General Grant te’ by® far thee most available man the
party’ Gan brig forward fer the presideney hav 1868,
Chase shares wie falling amazingly in consequence,

Some oditorialoremarks upon the Loan. Bill, and
Daud Quéitioa are deferred wutil next week.

‘News by Telegraph:

®

London, Oct, 20th.

Official despatches reccived from Rome réport two battles
ae having taken place between the Insurgents and Pontifical
troops, in which the latter wery victorious.

Paris, 20th.

It is rumored to-day that the leading Ewopean powers
will unite with Prange in a jgintinteryention for the eettle-
ruent.of the Loman question and the preservatloirof peace.

: Patis, ys

The Journal des Debats denies that the French Govern.
ment has granted any subvention in cid of the new Atlantic
Gable to be jaid from Brest to the Amerigan coast.

London, 21 evg.

‘Accownts Of the state ofaffuirs in the States of the Church
art ‘vety confiicting. ‘Telegrams from Florence represcmt
that Menotti Garibaldi noton ly maintains his position in the
Roman territery, bat hig command has been reinforced and
i owlug larger,
pordiges tnd spt Florence, 21 night.

Rattazzi addressed: a large crowd of people who were
making w@emonsteation in favorob Garibaldi, Ie declared
in the most —s mannetethyt King Vigtor Emmanuel
would maintain the
which it*was passing.

Ceunt Dé Sartiges, French Minister in Rome, had an au-
diened with Pius IX, to-dny at the Vatican,

The Ministér officially aevured his Uoliness in the name
of the Bupefor Napoleon, that whatever circumstances
should Arise from the Garibaldian invasion of the Pontilical
terfitorpot the attitude of the King of Italy, France »would
not fail in her aid tothe Holy See, and defence of its au
thority.

‘he gartiaon of ome has becn reinforced by volunteers
ev listed for the sost part in France and Spain. :

‘The town of Oreto, latcly taken by the revolutionary in-
vucers, has been re-oceupied by a detachment of the Papal

y.
ota Montreal, (, F., 22nd,

“the Commercial Bank of Canada has suspended.
Florence, 22—noon.
Lhe ministerial crisis is not ended, oe
Gen. Cialdini has been unable to form a new C abinet
haa given up the task. : :
It is possible that Ratazzi may vorhain in office with pers
haps afew changes in his ministry.
Pe pilar agitation is very great from one’énd of Italy tothe
our, . pe : ;
An extreme bitter feeling is shown against France, while
the government of the King is loaded with reproaches by the
peoplpsfer yielding to the dictation of Napoleon. aan
There have been several demonstrations of indigaation in
Florence, .
The populace gather in great numbers béneath the windows
of she government offices gud shout for Rome as the capital
of Italy.

,and

Florence, 21st—a. m.

Reports are in circulation that General Garibaldi has not
only eluded the vigilance of the government in making his
exenpe trom Caprerae but has succeeded in reaching Italy
and is now with hisson Menotti.

Baylin, 22.

It is reported that the Grane Duchy of Baden will soon
juin the Confederation of the North German States,

' sd Paris, 22.

The Moniteur of this morning, in its official article an-
nouncing the cessation of war preparations against Italy,
bay 8 i—

France beheld tie spectacle ofthe invasion ofthe Papal
States by armed bands from the neighboring provinces of
Italy, She could not, consistently with her duty, her dignity
and her national honor, suffer the September Convention to
beahus vioiated; go.rhe prepared hs send an army across
the Alps and a fleet to Rome, But Italy has given ample
pledges to fulfil on her part the obligations of the Treaty in
the largest sense, and consequently all hostile preparations
have been suspended by Fyance,”

: New York, 23.

The Austrian Admiral Tegethoff has returned-to Tavann
from ¥ a Crue The Mexicans refuse to surrender the
i axintlian, = ©
peed London, 24.
Additional advices reccived from Rome acknowledge that
the Gasib phate nit all retired from the territory of
the
ha

h,
skirmishes

which they have uniformly ‘successful. About two
weeks a Mr, O'Donnell was shot in this city, unde 1
cudeaduhen which led to the belief that the outrage ‘was
by Feniang,, ‘Phe police succeeded in tracing the
erime to # person named Uhrgringe, who when examined
acknowledged his guilt, and was found to have'no connee-
tion with eny Fenian orgawization, Gen, Garibaldi has
been heard from. Without rogarding the probibition of

the Italian authorities, he left Foligne and pushed on to-
wards dhe South. At last accounts he had arrived at Riatl,
a town in the Southern District of Umbria, not far from the
Papal frontior, and within 42 miles of the City of Rome,
Gen. Mino Bixie has accepted # position in the New Cabinet
as Minister of Marine,
, ȣ , London, 25th evg.

The official returns of the Rank of England show the
amount of bullien a £457.900 dpring the week end-

°

resent that the pontifical troops have
yemnants of the insurgent bands in

. |(ragrance, and is suited to both young and old,

onor of the nution in the crisis theough| ~

had traversed Italy ari edin FF
the Drobo thie and that bis. arriy
discovered and he was forbidden by the Italian
to proceed any further, Since then nothing has beeminade
public as to his movements and whereabouts, al
‘The London Times to-day hus a strong edjtorial on
French intervention, It stigmatises the compulyory course |
of France as crac! to [tuly and périlows to Earope, and de-|
clares that its effect wil! be transient, for the Garibaldians

‘on € “Birest, For Busines
these be,

th immediate p
oe HOPS, with”
and
Stands,
the City. For further

B.D. REDDN,
PT Fx dins

gat

must rise again and a new eriterprise 1M unavoidable: ~ |
The latest despatches announce the departure of &
French fleet from Toulon to finally put @ stép to the
movements ol Garibaldi, who, at Tatest accounts, was
within a fow miles of Rome, at the head of a formidable,
orce,

A Feman cruiser has beon eaptured off the coast of
Ireland,

Gold. 143,

_ The Schr. ** Cygnet,” Anderson, from Charlottetown,
for Boston, sprung a leak ov Saturday last, abont 10
miles east of Cape Sambro, .and foundered in pbout an
hour afterwards, She had a cargo of mackerel, codfish,
d&o., which, as well as. the yessel, was only. partly ia;
sured, The crew saved themselves in the vessel’s boat,
bur the Captain lost a valuable watch and sprglasa.

Mesical Notices.
Holloway's Ointment and_ Pilis,—Secrofulous sores,
blotches, eruptions, and all diseases soon pass away
before the aetion of this extraordinary Ointment, which
produces its eflocts with a rapidity aud cortainty never
experienced by why other medicine in the world, Many
of the ordinary. ¢ruptiops ave.caused by suppressed
persplration, and as thie unguent at once opens the pores
and invigorates the absorbents, it disperses the inflam-
mation by a double process, Few external or internal
diseases can withstand the joint influenceal Holloway's
remoches, Whilst the Ointment cools and soothes outward
complaints, the Pills, by purifying the blood, improv-|q

throw out from the system those subtle corruptions
which engender erysipelas and its ‘associa ted ailments. | £
MRS, 8. AD ALDEN, A LADY OF WORLD-WIDE
REPUTATION,

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vnowledged ‘by all who use them for restoring, invig-
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it soft, silky and glossy, and disposing it to remain tn
any desired position; quickly cleansing the sealp, ar-
resticg the fall and imparting a healthy and natutal)s
color to the Hair, They never fail to restore grey
Hair to its original youthful color, They act divectly
upon the Toots of the Hair, giving them the natural
nourishment réqnired. No lady's toilet is complete
without the Syabassmen or Hair Dressing, It
cleanses the hair and imparts to it a moss delightful

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THE

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te I I A I At

YOUNG PIGS

From the Stock Farm.

LITTER of Nine Superior Young Pigs, from the
Stock Farm, will be disposed of on the Market

ing digestion, and stimulating the kiddieys thoroughly, |chants and others

Her World's Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamum or |.

Notes, > Peon :
er” Sale Positive <*”

Queen Bret On'town Oe, a6

NO BE SOLD BY

AvertOs at the BOOT & SHOE
FACTORY, Qua *Savann. "oa TUBSDAY, the h

day of NOVEMBER wext, al! the

*

STOCKLIN TRADE

formerly owned by. MRP GEORGE. NICOLL,

- eonaisting of

241 Pairs Men's

hgrers BOOTS,
: on BOUTS,
de do

191 do do

116 y do. wee bs

41 ) do, gat gton,

26 ° - Boots, :

403 0) ° ns,

48°06" de“ Medbe she Btippert: —

879 do Wom Calf Congress Hoote,

224 do do Kip Soots,

73 do do Serge Boots,

H ya do Battneral Boots,

o do Shoes, ‘
234 de do Bootes, various, , ;
244 do Children’sdo do ‘
850 do Rubber (verstiows..”* Men's Women's ahd
Children’s

269 do Felt de de do do ‘

370 Uppers of v
10 SEWING MA
Singer's, and all

carrying on an extensive Shoe

The above Stock

ition, affords a most di

us k
C

inds,

NES, including McKay's
necessary pest and materi ir

ectory.

well made and in excellent con-
ble opportunity to Country Mer-

supplying themselves. for the winter.

‘Tarws—All sums over £10 up to £20, three months ; aud

20 and upwards, 6

s on approved notes.

TO BE SOLD at AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 4th

gay of NOVEMBER, at the late residence of
COLL, on Ricumonn Strext,

A Valuable Lot of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE

‘consisting of —
OFAS, TABLES, CH ARPETS, OILCLOTHS,
Bureaus, 8 indow Curtains, Pictures,
Feather Beds, B Bedsteads, Glass and China

Ware, Kitchen U
Stoves, Waggons,
Terms.—All sums

Oct. 16, 1867.

; Bedroom, Parlor and Cook
» Harness, &o.
10,:thyge months, on approved

WM. DODD, Auctioneer.

#

“BRSKIN’S
BRAHEE SUGAR.,POWDERS, |sctiber on the premises.

Rheumatism of all kinds, Neuralgia,

Lumbago,; Scintica,
As also for FACE-ACHE, TOOTR-ACHIE, EAB-ACH
COUGHS, and all affections from Colds.

Ear” See Lancet, under Mapicat Patronace,

City Drug Store.

WM, R. WATSON.

Victoria Building, Queen Street, Oct. 16, 1867.

Square, on Friday next, the tst day cf NOVEMBER,
at the hour of 12 o'elock, noon. Three will be drawa
each to be immediately forwarded to King’s and Prince
Counties, the remaining three will be sold at Public

Auction,
JOHN ROBINS,
Sec'y Stock Farm,
Oct BO. 1867,

N

been assigned to me, and
immediately required.

Ch town, Oct. 16, 1867.

Notice.

OTICE is hereb:
NICOLL, by

given thatall debts due GEORGE
ook Acconnt or otherwise, have
that.payment of the same is

W. B. DAWSON.
J 3w

lin
ry “4

NOTICE.
UE HESEAS by virtue of a Deed of Relese and

Assigament made and Executed the 2ist day otf
OCT., inst., duly filed and registered in the proper
oflices in this Island, WM. B. DAWSON, late of Char-
lottetown, Tanner, hath released, assigned, transferred,
and conveyed to the undersigned, all bis real and per-
sonal Estate in Prince Edward Island, and all Debts
and sums of money and securities therefor due and
owing unto him, as Well as all the personal Estate and
Effects belonging to and all debts and sums of mone
and securities therefor due and owing to GEORGE
NICOLL, late of Charlottetown, Shoemaker, which had
been by him assigned and conveyed to the said William
B. Dawson, by a certain Deed of Assignment duly re-
gistered, upon certain Trusts, and for certain purposes,

15 I

the Subscriber is prepared to receive orders for all the
different Numbers, in quantities to suit pera

WANTED!

A YOUNG MAN, a Shoemaker, by

JOHN KELLY.

Summerville, Georgetown Road, Oct. 16, 1867.
COTTON DUCE,

celebrated

AVING been appointed Agent for the sale, of the

Russel's Mills Cotton Duck,

Charlottetown, May

Cc, HALL.
22, 1867.

in the said first mentioned Deed of Assignment ex-
presaed. This is to notify all persons indebted to the
said W. B, Dawson, and to the sail George Nicoll,
whether by Book Account, Notes of Hand, or otherwise,
that the several sums due from them reapectively, must
he paid by them forthwith, to Messrs, ALLey & Davirs,
Solicitors, who have been duly authorized to receive
and give receipts for the same; and all persons to whom
the suld W, b, Dawson 1s indebted, are requested to
furnish their claims and Accounts duly attested to the
said Messrs, Alley & Davies, forthwith.
Dated at Charlotuetown, this 24th Oct., 1867.
THOMAS DAWSON.
RICHARD HEARTZ,
THOMAS ALLEY.

PERTHTSRS. .

boy be Sold by AUCTION, on

THURSDAY,

the 31st Instant,
at 11 o’elock, at the Model Cottage, West End, the
late residence of Mre Wo B. DAWSON, all the House
hold Furniture, comprising handsome Mahogany Fur-
niture, Sofas, Couches, Easy and Invalid Chairs, Pia
Forte Stools. Portable Iron Chairs, Handsome Pictures,
Damask and Maslin Curtains and, Poles, Venetian
Blinds, Brussels and Scotch Carpets, Five Irons, Glass
and China, Dinner Sett aud Earthenware, Cooking
Stoves. and all Kitchen Utensils, Bedsteads, Feather
Beds and Bedding, Teilet Sets cdmplete.

—ALSO—

1 new, Double. Wagon, 1 sett Silver Mounted. Har-
ness, 1 Horde, 1: Cow, 4 Pigs, Lot Sydney Coal, large
lot stuff in the Garden. ri

By order Assigness,
WILLIAM DODD,

Oct. 38, 1867. Auctioneer.

Charlottetown to Halitax!
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

N consequence of the TRAINS from PICTOU to
HALIFAX leaving one hour earlier than formerly,
the Steamer “‘ PRINCESS OF WALES” will leave!
CHARLOTTETOWN, for the remainder of the Sea-|
sop, at the hour of FIVE o'clock in the morning, in-
stead of Six, as heretofore.
F. W. HALES, 8. N. C.
Ob’Town, Oct. 22, 1867.
Building Lots in the City.
O BE SOLD, at PRIVATE SALB, in
two separate Blocks, .

‘Town Lot No. 100,

ing to-day. The Board of Directors of the Royal Bank of
Liverpool yesterday made mn nssessment of £5 per share
upon jdt. An.exemination of theconditionef the
Bank that the diabilitied Mo mat.cxcebd £15,000, 000

sterling, ‘The Directors will soon resume business. In con-

once of indicationsof ag@ecrgtmovement in the city of

Cork, the authorities are keeping 4 shatp watch upon the
Fem ans ans pthe ier peprole have been doubled. The
Ger erument have pe aah t —— of counsel for «
postponement of the trials of part implicated in the oui-

lim the Second Hundred of Town Lots in Charlotte.
‘town, pleasantly situated on GRAFTON STREET,
\betwoen ‘Temperance Hall and Prince of Wales’ Vol
ege. On the promises is a COTTEGE, at present let
in two ronements.

Apply to
JOUN MeNEILL,
Oes, 30, 1867. 3i Water Street.
Sad

A*

subscriber,
next will be sued for to close up

FLOUR,

Butler’s Rosmary Hair Cleaner.

City Drug Store, Nov. 23,1864. i 4

elegant preparation for, the Toilet and Nursery
«Selah in the pe

moving Seurf and Dandru

gorating qualities increasing the

, the of re-
from the Head, ete invi-
growth ef the Hair.s

W.R. WATSON,

ONCE MORE.

ERSONS owing Mr. Winasam H, Winson are request

ed to make payment of their respective debts to thr
All amounts unpaid on the 1éth Novembe

Ch' town, Oct. 9. :

the estate.
M. McLEQD, Assigne

4w

TEA.

SUGAR, MOLASSES

GIN AND RUM. &e. &c.
HE SUBSCRIBER.HAS IN STOER AND £0R

SALE—

11 Hhds. Bright Porto Rico SUGAR;

25 Pung. B

80 Puns, Demerara RUM,

150 Chests Sui
"900 Bois. 8
500 Bois.

80 Boxes Live
140 Bundles W

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d

t Retailing MOLASSES ;
JM, pale & colored ;
rior kg TEA;

GIN;
rior Extra FLOUR;

| SOAP;
ite Cotton WARP;

Ithds. and Qtr. Casks Pale BRANDY ;
Hhds. Port and Sherry WINE.

“OWEN CONNOLEL

Charlottetown, 27th Feb.. 1867. ‘

Wu.

rosanan,

(Late of the Qustoms Department)

SHIP BROKER, &c.,

Having rented the SCALES on

Muce

“2

n’'s Wharf,

He will attend to the weighing of COAL, OATS,

HAY, &¢@.

Charlottetown, - - - - P. E. Island

R.

Attorney and Barvister at Daw,

REDDIN,

CONVEYVYANCER, &:

Office---Great George-St, Charlottetown, |

(Near the Catholic Cathedral.)

August 22,1866.

Bt

x. GEORGE) Residence at Mrs: Smith's, - - - Souris East.

ra
ae ‘INSURANCE COMPANY,

Mrs. S. A. ALLEN’s
ORLD'S HAIR RESTORER,

is suited to both young and old. It strengthens
the Hair, prevents its falling or turning gréy, aml in-
Parts to it a beautiful glossy appearance. It never tails
to HRSTORR GRAY HAIR arte

TO. ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR.

Iris xor a‘Dyk, but acts directly upon the roots of:
the hair, giving them the natural nourishment required, |
producing the same vitality and luxurious quantity aa in
youth. It wilt restore ft'on bald places, requires no"
png preparation of the hair, and is easily applied:

y one’s self, “One bottle willusually last for a year, |

Sold by D

P. BH. MeIutyre, W. D., ©. BM
PEXSLOLAN & SEREHON i

Graduate of McGill University.
Montreal, Dom'n of Canada,

Charlottetown, Oct. 19, 1867.
FREEHOLD PROPERTY

For Sale.

HE Subscriber offers for sale 75 Acres of FREEHOLD

LAND, situate in Lot 14, an:! about one mile from
Grand River Ferry. There are @ geod DWELLING
HOUSE, BARN, and other Out-houses on the premises.
Ten acres of said property are covered with a young
rowth of ROCK MAPLE, and the remainder is in a
igh state ot cultivation. There is also « Marsh con-
nected therewith, which yields annually about cight or

For'terms and other particulars apply to the Sub-

MALCOLM GOUGAN
Grand River, Lot 14, Oct, 23, 1867. 4w

OF THE

re

FIRE AND LIFE,

Lage oy desiring Poxicirs in this office will please
send in their proposals to WM. FULL, Esq., Queen
Street, Charlottetown, who is authorised to receive and

answer the same,
JOS, F. ELLIS, Agent, Pictou.
Oct. 23, 1867. im

Co-Partnership Notice.
HE SUBSCRIBERS have this Ser entered into

CO-PARTNERSHIP as BARRISTERS and AT-
TORNIES-AT-LAW, under the name, style and firm of

ALLEY & DAVIES,
Office ---- O’Halloran’s Building,
Great George Street,

GEORGE ALLEY,

LOUIS H. DAVIKS.
Oct.' 23, 1867. if

~"Biand Tax Office.

INU Office of the Collector of Land Tax—Corner of
GRAFTON ana HIILSBOROUGH S8TREE 8,
Charlottetown, A few doors from the Examiner Office.
DAVID LAWSON,
Deputy Collecter.

Ch Town, Oct.18, 1867.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A® apprentice to the Frintes Business. Apply at
Oét. 23, 1867. '

the * HERALD” OFFIC

YARMOUTH STOVES.
HF SUBSCRIBER HaS JUST R&CEIVED, Ex
Schooner ‘' M. B. Banks,’ direct from YARMOUTH,

his USUAL SUPPLY of those Celebrated
COOK & BOX STOVES.
whith will be sold cheap fer Casn, or approved Joint Notes,
R, J. CLARKE,

Orwell, Oct. 16, 1867. tf

= SLOVE PLP E

STOVE PIPE! STOVE PIPE!

AT MILLNER’S TIN-SHOP,
Great George Street

TOVE PIPE TIME will soon be along, and the sub-
aériber intonds no man shall sell a GHEAPER OR A
BETTER article than he offers. Al! orders f pecwrc's at-
tended to, On hance an few Air-tight an promeryy hew
SLOVES, Also a large assortment of TINWARE, at very
reasonable prices,

Soap-Stons Cut and Fitted, &c..

. Aw the’substtiber expects axon to want alittle CASH, a
considerable-discount will be made for the same, especially
im the article of STOVE PIPE AND ELBOWS!

And the Subscriber, ever thankful forthe very liberal pat-
ronage he has hitherto received from his friends, both in
town und country, still ¢ructs—judiciously—to carve his way

onward!
GEORGE W. MILLNER.
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settlement, and is near the Maly Post Road to Port Hill. re a , cured by the eit menne. Moos Si know the

Its water facilities are excellent, irtue of these Pills will neglect to employ petit
suffering from the disorders cure such as H

Foul Stomach,. Dysentery,» Biliows / Aodi-

stipation, Heartburn, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms

Suppression, when taken in large doves: "© aie
' They are sugar ‘eoated, so that the most sensitive’can
make them easily, and they are surely the bet. purgative

edicine yet diskovered, _ ; ai

Ayer’s Ague Cure, . wisn’
For the s cody. and gartain eure nf Intermittent nt Fever, er
Chills m Fever, Remittent Fever, Chi hy Dat
Ague, Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache, and
Bilious Fever; indeed for the whole class of diseases
originating im biliary derangement, caused by the malaria
of miasmaiic countrics,

This remedy has rarely faled to cure the severest éas

of Chills and Fetur, and tt has this great advantage
other Ague medicines, that it aubdues the co wath-
out injury to the patient. [t-eontains no quinine Bed
deleterious substance, nor does it’ fo or
any injurious effect whatever. ing of the
army and the west, try it and you will endorse thes@.aa-
sertions. rie : : ’
Prepared by Dx J.C Avur &Co., Lowell, Mass.
sold by all Druggiats and deafers in ine :
W. R. Warsox, Genera! agent for Prince
sland. [sep 4 2m

0 Oe ee RIE
rY\HE Commissioners appointed to managé the lat Exhi-

‘and
where.
idward

laboriqus, andvefficient pa bea :

— pred = oe ie ata Kenigmonoe = 4 F on
ublie ri mm to,

et ar shortcomings which have occurred, and which

may have been y due te the inclemency ofthe weather
previous to and during the Exhibition, as well.as to. the
want of experience on their part. , ;

Qot. 1867. "ie ea ee
PAINT SHOP! |
HE Subscriber bas taken the PAINT SHOP, lately o

AL PAINTING, | ;

PLAIN AND ORN,

cluding Hen FeietnE  Tcinged to the, beet gle, aad soe
faction warranted. Framed Pictures in Oil nge an

Mirrers constantly on hand,
Ch’ town Sept4, 1867

PUBLIC. LANDS.

Townships Nog, 1, 2. 4, 5, 6,8, 11, 14, 15, 20, 21, end 2?
Notice to the Tenants on the above named Town
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS will
HE attend ia} She fajlowieg ce one y= ers

ated, t of all amou on
CHASE. of PUBLIC DS, and for the SALE of
WILDERNESS LAND :— °

On THURSDAY, the Sist day of Octobér next, at
94, m.; and on FRIDAY and sntdnbA T.aeinwe
/2nd days of November, at Mr. ohn Preston's, Tignish,
Lot 1, for the Tenants on Lots 1 and 2, as

3 © ROCHFORT..

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and on Wednesday, the Gth day

Lots 4.and 5,
On FRIDAY, the 8th

Sept, 18, 1867. ge Pi ge ae YT oy
MLLY’S BOOK STORE
QUEEN STREET.
(Neat to Hon. D, Brenan's.)
HE gUBSCRI BER has on liand at his Store
School Books of all kinds,

Slates, Copy Books, Pens, Ink.
Slate and Lead Pencila, Ink Powders,

riting Paper, Wrapping Paper,
Fevetoen nie w4
emorandum Books, Ledgers, Day Books,
Playing Cards, Prioting Cards,
Paper Blinds, Room Papering,
Catechiems, Prayer Books,
Bibles, Migsale, Prayer Beads,
Histories, Religious & Controversal Works,
Novels, &c,, &., we

bat pe, in order to make roem for Fall Steck, he wil
at
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH!
ta” Give us a call.
’ EDWARD RBILLY. ©

Charlottetown, Queen Street,
duly 31, 1867,

and on Satarday, the 9th day of No i
Naught's, Westerw Road, for the Toaeeks Ua:
¢ eto 9s

and lle * * Militia
On TUESDAY,'the 12th ee
jand on Wednesday, the 13th:
Allen's, Wellington, Lot 14, for the:
and 16. =i Ye ein
On FRIDAY, the'léth day of
and on . ‘Mth
Carruthers’)
Lots 20, 27, and
On MONDAY
and on Tudsda
noon, at Me. Re
the Tenants o

‘J f
° ee Howe <

am

gyn peue

; in
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bition, take the earliest. opportunity to return thanks
the Judges in the different departments, for their valuavle —
it must be ad- ©

On TUESDAY, the Sur day of Netebiter, at 9a.)
David Hunter's, Alberton, Lot 4, fur the Tenants oa
day of November, at 9 a. fie 4