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SWABEY & ROBERTS.

To be Seld or Let.

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Thomas's Old Stand, i re —— en T St. Eleanor’s, nearly opposite the Episcopal Cherch, se ASla j , 4 4 4 _ salt j ae oem, d fronting on the Main Road, 23 BUILDING LOTS, of + > START Rr ur ' } : os : GENE LAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. which the following is a plan: Freee’, lea, Sugar, Wines, Spirits, Bottled Ale aad Porter, | ————_——___— a - > 7 ‘< * ret rg = Alolasscs, Car es, Soa . l'a iow, Ouakam, Ne &c,. &r. L © N Hi Ek. E E a XL rk BOA D. always on sale wiviesale and retail, at low rates, for Cash.) -— ———— Rv ee ¢ . - : | of ( ( ( Fine old Campbe wo Whiskey and Jamatca Rum Cargoes 00 V0 | JU v0 ; JO of Grain aud other produce purchased and shipp «d on Comumis- Z ‘ j : re , Sd hal « a sion. Lavers! adv aces ainde against consiguinents, _ Chances Py PE, KE q: “ = } “ oY p> nN. B. Preasury Warrants cashed, B) a ane ~ ~~ _ : Ist August, 185% Isi.fy. ® 132 | _ : gets A} are CPOs By rd Se FD “SS aD Nie OV n g } nN an Dit c¥ XC IR DO iL so aad orl red ea] Cah sort] io ond c am de one ~ Qn ~ & iD 132 | NORTH SIDE OF QUEEN-SQUARE. ahs | 90 | 90 | 90 | 90 a) | 99 | 90 7 ' ; fd t ‘ =} Wi 4 " o ee i eo _ I \ LL Lsoo! . - ie Roa Lt wld os Ld raat a . ' has =| S32 P00 $690 4900 b.900 | BO b OO YU ao RECEIVED from Llauirax, and th: United States aie , | | } nd has ~i =| i e ; and basen bat ! bse J 8 | terpenes ha aa a} oe! on | al an of fihds Sugar ea in vari ty Bla ing =o 132 Bs mol oe que ann aan uns b't Molasses Superior ¢ offve Luba ceo > ce i | roe oF ” “ie Jamaica Rom Biscuit in variety Cigars : hamaaeens strong Spirits Annapolis Cheese = Dighy Uerrings Por further particulars please spply to the subseriber. tihds Holland Gin Raisins Rice tio ' ag i JAMES CRASWELL, sen. best Cognac Brandy Currants Crushed Sugar St. Eleanor’s, April 24, 1860, Im Scotch Whiskey Dye-stu lls Sweet Oi si <— ~ aoe PRI Mcliac | “Prone Pale Seat Oil E‘veehold Property Mie en Melee, FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN! Symond’s best Port Pickles Spiees ~ ~ ‘ aT > ‘oS Ss nT . , . . . +2) Wine v; Pane , C “i ‘ 7 AT valuable Property owned by Patrick Nolan, situate sre? : ie ander? ° . » Ane , . ’ ; . Ma a*9 ' ad ait Sais \y m1 ‘a in Georgetown, adjoining the grounds of the Catholic ie) Yuts asoing owcers ’ . : “a - 1— — tes Madeira a * lod AL 1 8 , 4 a : - Chapel, consisting of three ond a half TOWN LOTS, in a inane S iled onds aking ado ' : _ . cal, s EP 4] vad ae Peta e Modiei : high state of cultivation. There is on the premises a good yurg le , ionary atent Medicine he Se . +e ; Pale eta B : a . ee DWELLING HOUSE, BARN and outhouses, and a fine wel) ' 7 oi . Br ese: sf water at the door. Md laa ae othe i coil wehit eid Ace tis Auso ~ One improved Lot of Eight acres on Burnt Point, nd a gre: iriety of other small and uscful articles too nu- ts revede? Apadiee C a for oe " ; ‘ é i distant 1} miles from the above. 7 Oo mention usa 1a lo rood cican .imMmatny Seer } . ' . —- ws & "HUG i FR SER. Should this Property not be sold by private sale, before the D her §. 1839 i = — i7th May next. it wili then be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, ee c J __._._. | on that day at 11 o'clock, a. m. That snlaenain Ci} . For further particulars pleas» apply to Wm. Sanderson, What a splendid Growth of Clover!! | .P". ts Machel aeaabe ec — 4 he = : 8q., Georgetown, or on the premises to NARMERS! have you seen Williams's Red Clover Seed or s JOHN QUINN.

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the Stalks on which it grew ? Rarely are to be scen sam- It f William Lea’s growth. Kemember Wil- m Lea took the first prize tor Re d Cloverat the Grain Show the 7th inst.

Williams's Timothy and Turnip

George own, April 24, 1860. ow pd , , Onn Leasehold Farm for Sale, YONSISTING of 50 acres of good Land, situated on the Whim Road, Lot 59, four acres of the land are fit for

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on Seeds with al hi

Seeds are, as usual! , g ‘ry good! Encourage the inan, and Jee : au

Senge ase, 20 Cane . Guee, ; Ygood! “En : hit : i n, 804 cultivation, and exght acres more are cleared for stumping. atronise home growth, Look als ‘is White Bald Canada | -p ; os ox. ae -

a nise + me ¢ oi Ok iisv ns eh 8 te Db n vd [here is on the premises a new louse 25% 35 feet, rough- Ae: ee dat. as panes we files laa ’ boarded in. There are also a spring «f water, two acres of

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hoe mud, and a Mill stream running through the back part of the ont. Itis very conyeniently situated, being within six tins of a Saw Mill and abour two miles from a Crist Mill savery desirable stand for a country Store, and will be luimediate possession

Charlottetewn, March 20, 1860.

REAPING MACHINES.

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ving been appeinted Agent for the sale of * The

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Manny Combined Mowing and Reaping Machine,” in Prince sold ch ap me apy lied lor immediatery. ENRY J.B we

Edward Island, begs te state that be bas now on band several of those wiven. Apply t oa HENRY ’ . RHODES. Machines, which he will dispose of on advantage: us terms to purchasers Brudeneli Point, King s ( vunty, Muay 1, 1860.

ibe following Statistica] account of the sale of these Machines, which e have competed with, and beaten all Others, and the warranty given, are &@ suficient guarantee of their value, The inerease is as follows: —

There were suld for the harvest of 1851, 4) Machities.

Po you want a Earm‘’? F you do, I want to se! you one at Priest Pond, Lot 46, North side, consisting of &1 acres of excellent freeho!d

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The Graminer,

4 " 99 | “SAM SLICK, | | PMPORTED by the Royal Agricultural Society, will travel | through the following settlements during the season : | Leaving the subscriber's stables. on Mynday, the J0th April, | will proceed through Bedeque to Cape ‘Traverse, where he | ‘will remain for the night; theace be wallreturn hy the Tryon | | Road to Searletown, where be will remain for a few hours, | ‘thence he will pass on to Freetown, stopping for a short time | lat Henstis’s Cross Roads ; thence to the Town Road, stopping | lat MeAskil's ; thence along the Lown Road to Joseph Dallon’s. | ‘where he will remain for the night; on Wednesday, the 2nd May, be will pass through the Margate settlement to William | | fuplin’s, where he will remain fur a short time; thence he | will pass through Irishtown to James Doyle’s, where be will remain for a few hours ; thence be will pass by the Ponds to Darnley, where be will stop for the night; on Thursday, the 3rd, be will pass through Malpeque to the Shipyard, where | he will stop all nig» t; on Peiday, the 4th, wil pass through |

} | Indian River, Barbara Weit, New Annan, Traveller's Rest, land thenee home, where he will remain every Saturday ; on | Monday, the 7th, he will proceed by Summerside to Saint Kleanor’s, where he will remain for a few hours to serve Mares; he will then proceed throagh Miscouche to Filteen Point, | where he will remain for the night; Tuesday, the 8th, he | will go to Egmont Bay, stopping at Melnally’s for the night; | Wednesday, the 94a, will pass through Quagmire to Lot 16, | where be will remain all night; thence will pass turough Lot | IO and St. Kleauor’s, New Village, Traveller’s Rest, and passing | through Blueshank will retarn home. Lhe above rounds will | be travelled once a fortnight during the season, | ‘Teraus—lds. for the season; 20s. to insu ea Foal; and 5s. for the leap, to be paid at the time of service, Lf remaining till the Fall 7s, Gd, Should any Mares insured be sols or ex- | changed, the man owning her at time of service wall be held | | accountable. | Farmers will] do well to ayail themselves of this opportunity, as his stock is secend to none on the [sland. | JOUN WILSON, Groom.

} | Bedeque, April 24, 1860.

_ French Horse “Black Hawk,’ |

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Owned by JOHN CLARK, Augustine Core,

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| * } TILL stand for the Season at the following places ; | a Monday, 30th Ap il, at James Goodwin's, South

| West; Tuesday Ist day of May, at Mrs. Tod's, Scotch Settle- iment: Wednesday the 2nd, at Patrick MeMurray’s, Lot 30 ; | Thursday the 8rd, at David Cameron’s, Lower Crapaud Settle- iment ; Friday the 4th at Joseph Calbeck's, Crapaud ; Saturday ithe 5th to return home and remain until Tuesday the Sth, | Wednesday the 9th, at Nathaniel Wright's Bedeque ; Thurs- day the 10th, at Edward Moynah’s, North Side Bedeque ; Friday the Lith, to retern home by Tryon to attend at the | labove named places every fortnight darin,z the season, say the 190th of July. March 27, 1860.

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The celebrated Blood Entire Horse

| Ointment is urgently recommended as @ sovereign remedy. | such poisonous sores i: never fails to restore the system to @ healthy ‘state uf the Pills be taken aceording to the print d instructions

| iocal part, whereas the Vintment will do its work at once.

—— | tieved as by @ Chara. | vel t d Foe Ointment has been well rubbed in; and if the soles of the feet are) | likewise rubbed with the Ointment every night, it will greatly assist the | Leure of the throat aud chest.

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_ THE GREAT CURE ALL! | KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.)

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores and Ulcers-

All description of Sores are remediable by the proper and diligent) use of this inestimable preparatin To attempt to eure bad legs by plastering the edges of the wound together is a folly; for should the | skin unite, a boggy diseased condition remains underneath to break out

| with tenfold fury ina few days. The only rational and successful treat

ment, as indicated by nature, is to reduce the inficinmatior in and about the wound, and to soothe the neighbouring parts by rubbing in plenty of the Ointment as salt is forced into meat. This will cause the waligoant humours to be drained off from the bard, swollen and discoloured parts round about the wound, sore or ulcer, and when these bumours are re- | moved ‘tbe wounds themselves will soon beal; warm bread and water | poultices applied over the affected parts, after the Viutment bas been | well rubbed in, will soothe and soften the same, and greatly assist the cure. There is a descrip ion of ulcer, sore, and swelling which need not be named here, attendant upon the foilies of youth, and for which this In curing |

Diptheria, Ulesrated Sore Throat, and Scarlet and

other Fevers- £ the above diseases may be cured by well rubbing the Ointment the chest, throat and neck of the patient; it will ediate relief. Medicine taken by the mouth | system ere its influence can be felt in any Whoever tries the unguent in the above manver for the diseases named, or any

Any 0 three times a day into soon penetrate, and give imm must operate upon the whole

| similar disorders affecting the chest and throat, will find themselves re-

All sufferers from these compluiots shouid eu- ope the throat at bed time in a large bread and water poultice after

To allay the jever and ivssen joflamima-

‘ion, eight or ten Pills should be taken night and morning The O.otment ’

will produce perspiration, the graud essential in al] cases of fevers, sure

| throats, or Where there might be au oppression of the chest either from | usthma or other causes.

Piles, Fistulas, Strictures- The above class of complaints is surely removed by nightly fermenting

| the parts With warm water, aod then b) effectually rubbing in tae Ornt-

Persous sudvring frou these direful coupiaiuts should lose pot a It shouid be uoderstuod that it is |

went. wowent in arresting their progress.

| not sufficient mercly to smear the Vintme rt on the affected parts, but

it must be well rabbed in for scme considerable tine two or three times | a day, that it may be taken into the system, whence it will remove any | hidden sore or wound as effectually as though palpable to the eye. | Tuere again bread and water poultices, after the rubbing in of the Oint-

went, will do great service. This is the oply sure treatwent for females, | cases of cancer in the stomach, or where there may be a general bearing |

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“WORNING STAR,” \ 23

| ?1LL commence his rounds on Monday, 23d Apri), stand- ing at the fullowing places once a fortnight, viz :—

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3352, ~~ ws > } —~— “ae ¥ 1853, ind ; part of it is fenced, and the remainder well covered with | At Hooper's Corner, and aammnes di Buck R ne 7 Mon- Is 4, tid se | hard and softwood suitable for firewood, saw logs, scantling. days; at Malpeque — and New y ondon on aon 7. at 1595, oe 20 “ rails, ke. I[t isa very nice stand for a country sture, as the | Barrett ® t ross and Irishtown on \ ednesdays ee lafpeque 1856, 8.00 “ Baltic Road runs through it }on Thursdays; at Oyster: ove and Indian River on Fridays ; me +y ee It will he sold cheap, and par of the purchase money might | #t Townsend's Corver, and back to Hooper's on Saturdays ; at There are now building for 1559, about 12, v0 “ remain on the) purchaser’s hands fur atime, by his giving South-west, Front Road, and ¢ ounty line 08 Mondays ; at) . Ce . ns nl Annig i diately ~ | Seotch Settlement and Back Road, DeSable on Tuesdays ; at Warrant , security. Apply immediately o q : ’ , = : ¥ arranty. JOHN McLEAN, Teacher Front Road, DeSable on Wednesdays; at Tryon Settlement erant the if ha oe i .. vn av CLG AL. gi ier. : von . Ania ; T warrant ne Muwer Capable qf Celieg ap acre per beur, or I 15 East Point, Lot 47, May 1, 1860. Fi na jand Tryon Road on Thursdays: at Cape Traverse and Seven jay, as Well as doue with scythes, with a pair of horses and driver, : = a : —_—_——_—-— | Mile Bay on Fridays; at Hooper's Corner on Saturdays Jd the Reaper t the same quantity, with one extra man, as w EY: “ . — Mile oe wg te Eng ae eee as done witn crad] fue purchaser is allowed to cut two act arm for Sale. fie above horse is three years old, stands sixteen hands grass } tfial, apd case anything proves Sefoctive duc notice rust be shee FE Sabseriber offers for sale his valuable FARM sitnate d ae? om subitul eee and °! olt fr van the old Saladin Biven te ine of y geut, aod time allowed to send a pers.n to put it in one of the finest settlements on the Island. and o1 lv 5 Blood Horse > bred by the celebrated Blood Mare owned by lnorder. J $ uot work after this, and fault is in the Machine, | ites fron attaire and} ae a ae ~ - | Patrick McCabe, and is the first Prize Llorse of his breed ‘ol be 6 Vidi aati - a wee wiles from Georgetown and1l4 miles from Brude ell Wharf, ; : ; : nage te ; 2 ; “ie pai 9s gm oo 2 poms ene | situat-d up the Georgetown Ruad.ruaning to Gruden ll River feems—For the season, Fifteen Shillings, payable 20th ’ a ie » of the pure eer. itua 1 of the { orge wad, ine & srudenel ‘ se : : ; . : 7 2 A sou * rerpre ppown ednaistine of 80 acres of {ree land, 5 : ak ss valony | Uetuber next; by the leap, Seven Shillings, payable the last (Signed) ALZIRUS BROWN. msisting of OVUacres ol ree land, vV acres of which are clear i a ein hI i 20th Octol t All Mane turer of the Man: y Ma ine, Worcester Mass. und inal izh state of cultivation Th ‘re iga Dwelli g livuse roun en « Hihtings, Pp By ane bia oUlli _ Over nex . i mu. W. IRVING Agent for Pouce Bdwerd [sland a a le eretNRO Gaeta eat : Mares insured will be [Us , if no Foal, or 20s., if a Poal ; » Ag i ind Barn 40 by 26 feet on the premises ; there is also a streai ’ . ran Ch.Tewn A cricuitaral Warehouse & Seed Stwre, Aug. 22, 18 9 (Isl ri nning throug! th property nd any quantity of Mi } DANIEL NOONAN. i through the yperty—and an UANLILY Of JL USSel- . » joa ¥ Ty rr r ‘ , Tr Tn } j ’ : } : ‘ sg sucque, « ‘ S D CHARLOTTETUWN AGRICULTURAL WAKEHOUSE wud may be had. Itisa desirable place for a Tannery o1 Bedeque, Ayril 3, 186€ Bie oem AND SEED STORE 1 mereuntile business. Possession given immediately if re &, K K i x > 4 ! ” _ _ nail a) a ee Se ‘ r F 1 ) FOR ISGO WUST RECEIVED. ut thie abore Establishment td A uired. It will be sold ata bargain. — i Es fe WU, | 5 : REC! er ue wbove Estaviisiment, per ** Ar- PHOMAS REVILLE. : . . en rr Georgetown Road, Lot 52, April 17. 1860. Chariotictown Agricultural Warehouse and Kaives afd Fingers 7 tchum’s Reaping Machines, = as : ae prem Seed Store. ‘ ttie Ca ds te i } inet sutte ’rints 72 { } - ' . j ‘ vB . r ‘ rc G. = : “~ B see ats, Wt A. I 2 I » q 44. % € a E € >= ° Near Desbrisay s Corner, Quecn-spuare. ) | a ding wt bn a : a a, sEUSHCS, y ines SUBSCRIBER is authorised to treat for the sale of eg? Subser:ber expects to receive from Knglat land the | a od ke "he ee I. t For eS Ran Pinas - theabove very DESIRABLE PROPERTY, consisting of | 4+ United States, unwediately on the opening of the navi- | Ir ise a Mite Maaad ( wm t iy CUREE PASTURE Los of 12 acres each, on which are a{ g&tion, an extensive assortment of Farm, Garden and Flower | nut S, Seta LAdies rae rls . : : . , . : | . : : . , ‘ Bud his = o Py be i tia , A , very superior DWELLING HOUSE, fit for a large family ;} sSERKDS, in great variety. Also—Dablia Ruots, Anemonies, i ee ae . i oak ; Pal oneal eaenl disks , : BARNS, STABLES, COACH-HOUSE, HAY-HOUSE, | Ranunculus, Gladioli, Achimenes, Gloxinias, Carnations and | 4 AyTra : : ai ‘ wib & te} ki GAL : : vy 3 . » ar ; ne 4 Te : “Vw SC . AY Carden Bok ii ae 7 stig” ; ssi ind other Unt-Buildings. here are also a yery fine ORCH- | Picote:s, with Peonies, rare Rose plants, new scarlet Honey- | il Aaa aclu Ss, ePiuiuili i "> rt . ° . . ° f . rr » Lia a a | Dotens(Phemnometes Chusat .. : ARD, tell of Fruit Trees, in good condition, and a KITCUEN /suckle, &e., &e. Farwers Boiicts, Grain Seythes, &¢., &e. GARDEN. : ; | . ‘ s j BIRD SEED OF ALL EEINDS. "1 fut <a .t Phe land is laid out in suitable sized fields. all of which are ry : - 1 | Vb. town, August £9, 1209. — na high state of cultiy ek” “a i és 1s 1} YT vile ul ie! In store at present, Red and White Clover Seed (English — " iaiaieiai va ain ith Gh atisehh State UO Lieiviolon. ulit iCiVUsSed HD Lit cugyes, \ } , a > ee > 4: as . 1“ hr ?, a ; yf ' growth): Swede. Yellow Bullock and White Turnip Seed in | *s $x ‘ nnservy— foet er roatiny Reena which mates a very desirabie fence. rhe situation of this growth): 5 Vel ; " r City oT 4 weet ond of Graiton street. ere ie ra dle’ bn ne eT haa a ie aaae oe of | Mariety ; Early Garden Peas, Early York ( abbage Karly ' uli- | ny! el ctr ee oe 5 Ons Known tooo’ one ©" | dower, Melon Seed, &c., allwarranied, and suld Wholesale YUL Es, e bundsomest sites near the city ; and for a country rcsideuce | nd Retail ’ ' ‘ - | adic acOClull, m SITATWAZIRA NTL Tur pr TF va gentleman, is second tonone in the Coloay. Pay ‘ ae ’ le sacl TO PHODMAXERS AND iii PUBLIC If not di posed of by priv ite sale, it will be s.ld by PUB j Liberal Terms allowed to Country Declers. | i u SpPIOSU © Sadie, i te} if 4d StTVarTrTN — TT . a . “ i - — ‘ . ENERALLY. LIC AUCLION, in a short time, of which due notice will be | Farm and Garden Implements po Sale at the above estabislincat— riven, together with all the STOCK, FARMING IMPLE- vt all kinds constundy on band, 4 L. a ' mo : ' ‘y : > Oo j + + a ad 600 CALFSKINS MENZS, and HOUSEHOLD FURNILURE con.ected there- W. W. IRVING. nS, | 500 Sd aSOL® ERATURE afte 9) » 3 with. ae 000 Sid s SOLE LEATHER, at Is. 91. per Ib. wit ( barlottetown, February 21, 1860. tf

Por terms, &e., please apply at the office of the subscriber, ere a plan ol the Property can be seen WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

The 1 -aprietor of +} wh of returning hist hk mouths be alle tw &u rly SIMLLING AND SIX PENCE A POUND, which will be eneap as the saiue q lality vi Sule either in New ¥ Marci 20, 18tu

the City Tannery takes this opportunity

winks to thie public lor the liberal patronage ‘ ws March 9. 1860 f

bas Tecved at their hands during the pust eighteen Marci J. vs t

4 OE OR 7 mtinate that he expects shorily | Pg bs lot or sold, and immoddiate possession his market with Sole Leather at ONE . given.

Four Pasture Lots!

N the Royalty of Charlottetown, about two and a hall wiles from the City, situate on what is commonly known I'wo of those

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A suld furt! r cia 3 to is Leather can be purchased | tatlber can be percuausea «, bustun or [alifax. Isl. Al © 2p a ZL < al, &$ € .

is the Judge's road.

O* Sale at the Subscriber's Sale Poum : very good condition, having been well manured, and prodeced 35 Chests Superior TEA soud ( rops for the last two years,—the greater portion of them per stip *Txabel,”’ from England. uas been sown down with Clover and Timothy, and may be | 40 Boodles OAKUM expected vo yicld a good crop of ILiy in the ensuing summer. 10) Barrels HERKING Chere is an excellent spring of water on one of the cleared lots, | Lilid. GIN, making it very desirable as a pl ce for pasturing cattle ; and ldv. BRANDY, lthe whole’ property has a good substantial fence around it. BENJAMIN DAVIES. | here are, besides, two larze new Barracks, one on each of the Dee. 26. [sl leultivated Lots, which will be sold or let with the lund. A Ls Db BNTISTRY. ce ee e omgeer ne ag haa a ot tag — sein te ane “a od : tue Whuie may be made ready lo re plough at lttic expense € ‘LEMENT F. UUBERT. Surgeon Dentist, (late of New | and labour. For further particulars ay ply to / York.) begs to inform the inhabitants of Charlottetown EDWARD WHELAN.

and Vicinity, that he is mow fully jusert Artificial ELH, on Gald and Si ver, or with pivots. Satisiaction guaranteed in every instance. Pilling, Extracting and Cleansing attended to as usual.! rey Charg: 8 mod rat } [ BK sicgence at :

prepaur “li to construct and

March 20, 1560. For Sale, HAT FARM, consisting of 59 acres, lately occupied by Richard Milford, Esqr., situate on Mili Creek, West River. On the Farm is an excellent Dwelling House, as well as new Out-buildings, consisting of Barn, Sheep-house, &e. Within a mile of the Farm are both Grist and Saw Mills, as }well as Blacksmiths’ Forges and a Cartwright, and a short | distance from tie store is a never-failing bed of muscle-mud. For further particulars apply to Mr. William E. Rawson, Charlottetown, or to April 18, 1859.

(tf.) JOHN MILFORD, Royalty.

| Ivor Sale

1 FARM cf excellent LAND, containing 50 acres held under f& Lease vor the term of 999 years, situate balf way between Charlottetown and Georgetown, fronting on tie main post rowd, ‘There are 27 acres cleared and in a good state o! cultivation; the remainder is covered with a young growth of HARD and SOFL WOOD.

Th re is on the premises a good BARN, 30 by 22 feet, with Sheds attached—a DWELLING HOUSE 43 by 25 feet, 10 feet post, nearly finished complete, whieh is well caleulated cor & HOUSE of ENLERTAINMENT—containing on the grouad floor a Hall aud Kitchen, Dining Room, 20 by 12 feet, Parlor 17 by 17 feet. and two good Bed Rooms. Terms easy

rs. Poveras’s, Water £ ‘treet. “oT

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; WASH’S SJPERIOR HORSE AND CATTLE VUINIT RECON. One of the mos! valuable articles ever offered to the public for Sprains. Windgalls, Ringbones. Spav ns, Stiguess of the Joints, Frest Wouads, Galis, §&c., &c. ry valuable Liniment has been extensively us r fur upwards of seven years, and in HO tustanee has it! failed to vive sitisfaetion. The Propriet: cheerfully re-| commend the above rewedy to the public, uuder the full eon. Viction of its eflicacy in tie above-mention.d diseases where | an external application is required. It reduces inijimmation or swelling, or where the flesh has} become callous, it softens and reduces it, and produces a full nd free circulation to the parts previously affec’ed. Numerous certificates from highly respectable individuals might be offered, ‘* testifying t+ its efficacy,’’ but the pro- ieturs deem it unnecessary. All that is solicited is a fair

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} ‘ ; ‘ : trial of this Liniment, to convinee the public o! its value, and made known by applying to the Subscriber on the pre- CHARLES V. PUOR & Co., Boston, Sole Proprieters, to; sises, or to Mr. B. A. Pollard, north side Queen Square, |

should be addressed. 6m

whow all order Jan. 23 1864.

| Charlottetuwn. Immediate possession given. CHARLES GILLESPIE, Mareh 13th, 1860. tf

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. 7 BE SOLD, by Private ~ale, several BUILDING LOTS

on the Kast side of the Mulpeque Road, opposite Spring | Park. If not previously disposed of, they will be offered for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, in lots to suit intending pur- |) chasers, on or about the First of MAY, of which notice will be given. Apply to

Mareh 27, 1860

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WILLIAM FORGAN.

TO BE LET. TWO STOREY HOUSE and GARDEN, near the resi dence of Daniel Hodgson, Esq. Rent law. App'y to july 4, 1859, G. COLES.

Pills.

Ayer’s Cathartic

Ox of Morricey&. Sons’ best CARDING MACHINES Apply to G. COLES. Jaly 4, 1859. Isl.

* Alliance Life and Fire Insurance Company” of —

LONDON

PSTABLISIVUD RY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1824

Capital, Five Millions Sterling. | CHARLES YOUNG, Agent for P.E.1. |

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Biscuit Baking Machine, fFENUE Subscriber having procured a MACUINF for the purpose of BAKING BISCUIT, notifies the public that | he is pow prepared to supply them with all kinds of Plain and Fancy Biscuit, Ship Bread, &C., at short notice, and warranted to give satisfaction. Ox Hanp—40 B rrels of good SHIP BREAD,

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20 do. PILOT BREAD, 10 Boxes Wine CRACKERS, 15 do. Butter do. JOUN QUIRK, near Temperance Hall, | April 10, 1860. Gw

- ALEXANDER McKINNON, | AUCTIONEER

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, WATER STREET,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND.

| ty Orrice in the same Building as the Telegraph Office. "Ro Charter,

FANHE new Schooner ** GOLD FINDSR,” now

a in Sc, Peter’s Llarbur, from 80 to 100 tons,

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A;piy to W. W. Lord, Charlottetown, or to | r,

the Subscribe

WM. H. McEWEN,

Apri! 10, 1860. St. Peters’s Harbor. NOTICE.

FESHE Public are hereby notified that the Notice of the

dissviution of the Partnership existing between Mr

Patrick Hickey and the undersigned, was published without

;my consent; and that [ have given Mr. Hickey no autnority |

| to colleet the debts belonging to the firm of Hickey & Ginies-

‘}rte. Debtors and others dealing with the said firm are here-

| patient a vigorous and healthy being.

| beer or spirits, or tar better, none; take uo ecotfee, weak rea being |

| these guiden rules are tullowed, you wili be happy in mind and sirong

by cautioned against making any payments or settlements

| Which may prejudice wy claims as a Partner,

GARRETT GILLESPIE. Isl 3w

Ch.Town, April 24, 1860.

| NWO'LEC Ee, Byron out of the ice in Richmond Bay on the Gth inst., asmall FLAT. The ownercan have the sume by proving | property and paying expenses, by applying to the subscriber. DANIEL LYLE. | “Lot 16, April 24, 1860. 31

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| (PXUE Subscriber, being about to make an alteration in h’s

present business, notifies all persons indebted to him by | Dropsy

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note of hand or book account that thcir amounts due must |

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against lim will please furnish the same immediately for

paid before the 10th of May inst., otherwise proceedings | 1, Medicines t ll be taken to recover the same. Parties having clainis | [5 (4: OM, te Gd

Settlement. J. HU. DOUGLASS. _ Market Square, May 1, 1860. 2 ns. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Co-partnership heretofore carried on at Tignish, , iu thie Island, by Wx. ithe firm of Wm. Hubbard & Cu.,

Township No | 6B. Dean aod Wa. Hupparn, under | wus this day dissolved by mutual con- jsent. Mr. Dean is empowered to receive and settle all debts due the

aoe | WILLIAM B. DEAN, |

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WILLIAM HUBBARD, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, 18th Feb, 1860. Sua

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| é Bes, of Tignish, to settle all business redating to the Jate Fira

of W. HUBBARD & Co., and to transact a general Business in my

name, WILLIAM B. DEAN. Chath ttetown, Feb. 27, 1860.

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N pursuance of the above Notice, I hereby appoint vr. Rorerr |

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Imprudencies of Youth ;---Sores and Ulcers. Blotches, as also swellings, ean with certainty be radically cured if the Ointwont be used freely, and the Pills be taken night and moruing as recommended in the printed instructions. “When treated in any other way they only dry up in one place to break out in another; whereas this Ointment will rewove the bumour irow the system, and leave the It will require time with the | use of the Pills to ensure a lasting eure

Dropsical Swellings, Paralysis and Stiff Joints. Although the above complaints difler widely in their origin and na- | ture, yet they all require local treatwwent. Many of the worst cases of such diseases will yield, in a comparatively short space of time, whea | this Vintment is ailigentiy rubbed into the parts affected, even after every other weans bhavd tailed. In ali serious waladies the Pills should be takea according tu the printed directions accompanying each box.

Both the Ointment and Pills should be used inthe following cases; (hiego-feot Fistulas Sore-threats

Bad Legs / |Chilvdlains Gout [ ngs) Skin-diseases

Gad Breasts

Gurus happed Hands (|Glasdular Swell-iscurvy

Buy ons ors (Suit) Lumbayo sore-heads

Biie of Mosche- Cancers j Piles iumeurs toes aud Sand7;(outracted and! Kheumatism | Ulcers | les Stiff Joints scalds W eunds

Coco-bay lephantiasis j>ere Nipples Vaws i

Sold at the Establishment of Proresson Hotto vay, 244, Strand | (near Pemple Bar,) London; alse by all respectible Druggists ana Veslersin Medicines throughout the civilized world, at the lolluwing prices:—1s 1gd, 23 Sd, 48 Gd, bls, 228, and 33s each Put

*,” Cuere is a cousiderable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. B.—Di.ectiuus fur tie guidance of patients in every disurcer arc | affixed to each Pot. . }

April 3, 1860

THE FRIEND OF ALL! |

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WOLLOWAY’S PILL Nervous Disoréers. Whit is more fearful than a breaking down of the nervous system ?

Po be excitable or nervous in asmall vegree is most d stressing. for where can a remedy be found? There is one: —drink but little wine,

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preferable; get all the fresh air you can; take three or fonr Pills eVery nivht; eat plenty of solids, avoidir g the use of sicps; and 9f

in body, aud lorget you bave any nerves. Mothers and Daughters. ifthere is one thing more than another fur which these Pills are sO famous TL 1s their purifying properlies. especialy their power ot | eleansi ig the biood from all impurities, and reimGving dargerousand ! susp nded secretions, Universally adopted as the one grane remedy

jfor female complaints, they never tail, never veakeu ihe system, “and always bring about what is required.

Sick Headaches and want of Appetite.

There feelings which so sadden us most frequentiy arise from an- novyances or UWeubie, from obstructed perspiration, or from eating aud diiaking What is uutit for us, thas disordering the liver and sto- wach, ‘these organs must be reguiated if you wish to be well, The Vids, if taken accoraing to the printed Jostractions, will quickly re- slore a healthy action to both liver and stomach, whence folluw as 4 natural Cousequence.a good appetite and a clear head. In the fast und West indies scarcely any other medicine is ever used fur these disorders.

How tc be Strong.

Never let the bowels be eitherconfined or unduly acted upon Itmay | appear singular that Holloway’s Pills should be recommended fora, run upOu the Lowels, many persous supposing that they would tn-/| crease relaxation. ‘Ihis 1s a great mistike however, tor these Pilis | wil immediately correct the liver, and stop every kind of bowel | complaint, in warm climates thousands of lives have been saved | by the use of this medicize, Which ia aij cases gives tone ang vigor | to the whole organic system, however deranged —health and strength fojlowing as a matter of course ‘The appetite too is wonderfully | increased by the use of these Pilla, combined with the use of solid in| preterence to fluid diet. Animal food is better than broths and stews. By removing acrid, fermented, or other impure numours from the liver, stomach or bioud the cause of .yseutery, diirrhaa, aud other bowe) complaints is expeiied. The result is, that the disturbance is arrested, and the ection of the bowels becomes regular Nothing will stop the relaxation of the bowels so quickly as this fine correct. | ing meuicine,

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Disorders of Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether they secrete too. much or tuo litle water; or whether they be affected with stone and | gravel, or with aches and pains settied in the joins, over the region | uf the kidneys, these Pils should be taken according to the priated | directions, and the Oiutmenut should be weil rubbed into the small of | the bick at bed time. ‘I‘his treatment will give almest unimediate | relief when all other means have failed |

For Stomachs out of order.

No medicine wili so effectually improve the tone of the stomach as these Pills; hey remove all acidity occasioned either by lilemperance or unproper diet. ‘They reach the liver and reduce it to a healthy action; they are wonderfully efficacious in cases of spasm,—ia fact they never fail in curing ail disorders of the fiver and stomach,

Holloway’s Pills are the best remedy known in the world for the fol lowing diseases ;—

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Ague Dysentery Liver compiaints] toms Asthma hrysipelas Lumbago Tic-Doloureux Bili’s ( ‘omplaints|Femate Irregula-|VPiles Vumours | diotches on Skin] rities Retention of Ulcers | Bow’) complaimts|fevers all kinds} Urine Venereal Affec- | | Catics Frits Seroluia, or lions of Gout King’s Evil Worms. al] kinds |

Hiead-ache indigestion toflaunmation Jaundice Soldat the Establishments of Professo fempie Bar.) Londua.; aiso at all resp

the Bowels Consumption Debility

Sore ‘Throats Weakness, from | Stone and Gravel) whatever cause | Secondary Symp-| &c., &c.

t Holloway, 244, Strand, (near , 7 / ectable Druggists and Dealers | ughout the Civilized world, at the toliowing prices :— Is fd. 2s Ud, 4s Gd, 11s, 222, and 33s each box oor

22a, Phere isa Cousiderable pa taking the larger sized Box N. &.—urectious for the gu e of patients iu every disorder are | ailixed to each Box.

April 3, 1860, Rats! Rats! Rats!

They Pollute your food ! They devour your substance ! They tease you by night! _And impoverish you by day! W ny will you suffer this, when a Is Gd Box of Parson & | © Co.'s RAT EXTERMINATOR will engpre permanent print? a acts npoa - nent @ terror; they cannot stay and breathe where it is, and they n t 2 pli : rove Were 2 y never return to the place where one genuine unless signed Parson & Co. on the wra For eile b WLUIAM R. WATSON. City Drug Store, March 20, 1860. ' TSON.

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. 5 o Scrofula, or King’s Evil,

is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole body, and may burst out in disease on any part of it. No organ is free from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scrotu- lous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth ard filthy habits, the depressing viecs, and, above all, by the.wenereal infection. What- ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the constitu- tion, descending *‘ from parents to children unto the third and fourth generation ;” indeed, it seems to be the rod of Him who says, ‘I will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon their children,”