CITY COUNCIL, DAYS OF CHILDHOOD | PRICES CURRENT, { Jan. 5, 1867. — Crarcortetown, Jan. 18, 1866. | Hl \W .

qe Worship the Mayor in the Chair. This) Ob! the happy days of childhood! Pravisions. wh

beens the day tor the annual appointment of City Like the sunshine dewn the lawa, { Beef, (small) perth Alto7d ee we »

4 : , . ; am, | : } ». ae ooge oods peep pete cones 7 °

anneeents For Woe ated te thal oh oe 8 - Seem the treasure, joy, and pleasare Do by the quarters. seers ereepeees sent to S| To the Electors : of . the Third, ae H. Hasaard and W. Heard, Exquires. Of the childish bliss that's gone. Pork, (carcass)... oe eee see eees cree ees Spd to did Electoral District of Queen’s| ‘ : |

Happy days that like the sunshiae, Faded at the toueh of night,

We have parted sorrow hearted, And but dimly see yout light.

Upon mata of Councillor Reddin, ordered, | thet a Tavern Licence be granted t Moses Gal. | lant, Richmond Street, on the production of the | necessary papers: alae, (hat Lavery Liceuce be | granted to Patrick Kelly, on bis producing the papers required | fie Worship the Mayor laid before the Board | a communication from Charies Des Urisay, Esq., cterkot the Executive Council, dated dd ist | eontamang the approval! and sanction of the Lieut

Oh! the pleasant days of childhood ! Gone forever from our eyes

Are the dearest and the nearest To ovr earthly paradise ;

And their light we love and cherish,

@Gaverner in Couneil te the By-Law. in amend: | neat to the Law relating to the Git) W harts ?Oedered, that said Law be publisied tar gene- Tp halaman. The, Annual Returns of Fire ¢

Like the sunshine on our track, For to me, nother, sister, brother, They will bring the heart thoughts back.

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acd 3 were laid beture the Board PO iii.cdies s0s deaieviw taus ss | general eleetion will be bedd, T will do myseit Ordered, that the sum of £26 Ss be allowed Oh! the darling days of childhood! Pwtetons, HOr BONNET: 6 db... 0:4s 09000405 ls Yd to 23) the pleasure to call public nivetings through- | and paid tw Fire Company No 1, and the sua of Deareat days ot all eur years, Poultry. lout the district, at which I will review the policy LW ts Five Company No. 3, for toeir services When no serrow we could berrow, is dedhddemeee as od, dha oon nenals ++.. 28 to 33| and proceedings of thé severa: ‘Tory Goverumeuts, duritg the past year | Lett us any bitter tears; {| Turkeys, each.... 0... .... 0.02 eee. eee. + 48 to Ss} under various leaders, waieh suceeeded. the | fae Clerk sabmitted a Return shewing that Days of happiness and pleasure, 1 PO, GEOR on 3s cece vcveennunes basi Is to ls Gu! Liberal party in 1559. - In the meanwhile, J have | noder the Act te extend the erimine jurisdiction We will surely meet ence wore, SC OE bk oe be ne aw 6 a bone} the honor to be. gentlemen, wt the Raiice Court for the past year, 17 eonvie- With the Giver o'er the river, Fish. Your ob't, sery't, . tigne were reported. A copy of the said return On that bright immortal shore. I, Ui wi Ws Sin nn ceed 208 to 30s! GEORGE COLES, [ was forwarded to his Lordship the € ‘vet J uatice ” sieiiadin | lleerings, per barrel..... we eee 30s tu 40s! Charlottetown, January 21, 1867. Phe following geutiomen Were Chieu appomted An Engligh book of reminiscences of famous | Mac*erel, per dozen........-........6.. 38 to 43} i deal eer

Do (ameall) wes coos ppecivegececcceecsced to 7} | Mutton, pet lb,,.. eee yee teeeece ee Bd to Gd | Veal, per is v's Sieh b psc e vos ieesee1) JE

County. GENTLEMEN ;

Ham, bed 0 b% See Coes ooo oven pose pede cole S6l Butter, (fre)... ese. -seesserr- 218 Od to be Bd) AS I understand the Tlduse of Assembly will) Do by the tab..,.... peoe urs ees ls to Is td) + be dissolved very shortly, I take the earliest | Cheene, por th... . 2... cee cree cree ees . 8d to 6d | opportunity to state to you that itis aay intention to | ME, yn oon 5e pedo rece seein 8d to Md) avain offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages. Lard, lis bs sdbe bns)6b +005 9005 cc cule BOE My political pritciples dire tooiwell dcapwin to you, | Fema a Wee cvee eee cree roe - Bd to Bhd) to require any particular notice of them here. } i WON, DOT GBiic ee ch oh coedwp es sauces 158 to 16s | am. etendtast in my aitachwent to the Liberal)

Ps Se as wate cess secs oe

Grain, ES elec Wik d ch coins oss 3s 3d to 3s 9 SN BOT Bey iis cicides

Vegetables,

ip OA te te oa cause, as formerly ;-an¢ Loam satisfied that there jis noe difference of opinion between you and me} 2 | upon any publicggnestiow that das arisen at any)! rete 2d te 28 #4 | time during my representation of your district, |

| As soon as it if kogwn af what tine the)

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NOTICE!

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Flour, Wines, Spirits, Gro- — teries, &e. &e, |" in Water Street,

Bbls. Extra FLOUR, De. Kine bo. Qtr. Lasks Port Wine,

Qtr. Casks Brandy,

bbls. Superiae De.

Qtr. Cagke Sherry, Hhds. Gin,

Puich'ns Rom (strong) Cases Scotch Whiskey,

Cases Irish Whiskey, Cases Pale Braody,

Cases Dark Brandy. Cases Claret,

Chests & bali chests Tea, Baga Kice (Arracan)

Boxes English Confectionery (assorted)

Kegs Coleman’s Mustard,

Boxes. . do, Starch,

Bags Pepper (upgreund)

Cases Sardines (4 |b. boxes)

Cases Blacklead (7 Ib. packages)

Boxer Soayy, Rois: Washing Soda,

Balee Grain Sacks, Balea Corks,

Coils Manilla Rope (assorted sizes)

Coils Hemp — do. do.

Bundles Oakuim (best ravy), &e. &c. &e. DOUGLAS M. HARINGTON.

Water atreet, Jan. 14, 1467. isl ej 3m

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REGULAR LINE OF Packets LIVERPOOL AND

THE Sabecribers inform the public that the following Vessels will be at

a londing berth at LIVERPOOL and > GLASGOW for CHARLOTTR- TOWN, and will sail from their res- | pective puris on the Ist APRIL vext.

FROM LIVERPOOL:

The Al Ship“ L. © OWEN,” 480 tons revister,

coppered, Ronert Fraser, Commander. FROM GLASGOW :

Phe Barque * EM PRESS,” 380 tons register, 3.3 11 Bureau Veritas, Joun Gils, Coummander.

Both these vessels have first cliss_ accommoda-

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Fire Pingineers tur the current yea —Ward No} members of Parliament in the last ceulury gives | Lamber, A Ow ae a Ww at Ww rig : as the following story of the elder Pitt: —* When | Boards, (Hemlock)........... -....38 6d to 4a} * ve rater, Ue Commonly, 2S & | the inquiry came on, he got up from bis gouty! Do (Spruce).... as cho dipaha ote tn he ; Dut ® ieee ae se = “Ne ‘. ae ehait ae came down te the eens to a and| De eye. Basis Fok s Os es WEew a 73 to 9. ER educed i vine oaianiee ww” Heard, Eequrres. aré ! —— BEI QP) acuront that nilwave favorite nar i 15 gles, per 4 ; . : : ' Beor. 8 Davies. ‘She Brecken, Exquices Ward -spel ee » aan aca ees oe Shingles, per 4......... oy cessire ii tens 1Us to ad FENHE Subseriber, intending to make’ a} We 5, @ L Daghirty,' 1) Laird, ( Donglacs,|\s vareclenntecoustte it wen” bruilne de. | Hee apm > | So chenae, MO es See enn his unfertunate country. It wae a broiling day, | Hay, per ton............ 00.0 cece eecee 70s to 803) friends, and the public yenenlly, thet he will dis- hequmres " . . oa but he was w rapped up in an old beaver coatgaud | Straw, ids hate bop 6 00Ctie + 0% who ls Gd to 2s l use of bia pt er ae f a <weecillar Morria, Chairman of C \y Accounts, waistcoat and a scarlet requelaure lined with tur, | ies mee ge RE SE ES I gil: none mubnatted sundry accuunts, which were ordered | with his gouty arm out of the sieeve and letarage ine} CORD Sipe Oe Oo. oo, while ne dave eos none Bary Goods and Gavoccrics, te be paid. acrape sling. Over his lege were drawn huge | Homespun, per yard..... + tees eens ods to Gs! Adjourned Meeting of City Council, stockings. - But it was noticed that in bis excite- Caltskine, per WD... .... ce eee ee ee ees Sd to Sd} Which is large and well-assorted, at greatly reduced Semnare 9, 2087 weut of epeaking he forgot the ostentatious de- | CO, ee ea a LT 44d prices, in order to clear put hig present Stock by

Hie Worship the Mager presiding--The Clerk evade communication toon Win Heard, Lag, de ehaing ty act ia the capacity ot City Assessor.

Upen motion, u was ordered that Ambruse

Kerowy, Enq. be appointed te Ghat office, iu tie |

room, of Mr. Heard.

Phe ByeLaw in amendment of the Law re- Vating te the Ciy Whacte was then read, aud the cottanderation of (ae subject ot leasing aud Wharts

wast resumed. J.S8. Carveil, Esq, ae Agent for |

The Boston and, Colowial Steamboat Company, peapewed to the Beard the sucreuder of the pre went lease of Queens Whaet, aud gilered to pay Abe City, en bebalt of the sad Steaurbat Company, tae surma ef £200, .anaually, ander a ew lease, jor ten years. Afler evme deliberation on the subject, it was moved by Conneiller Kutcher, and seconded by Councilor Brecker, that the offer of a B..Carvell, Eeq., an Agentdur the Kosten and Colonial Steamboat Carpany, of 250 currency, spe? annuny, for Queene Wharf, for ten years, be acerpted, upon tue suttwader wf the present lease, It wae then moved in amendment to the above, thy Conueiilor Michell, anieecouded by Councillor Morrie, at follows, viz ~ That tite toard is of opinion that for the intereet.of the City w xaliow lease of tire City Wharts to expire, ane @iabtec offer of J. 8. Carveli, Esq ,: the Beeston and Colowml Stantmboat

SOR pt be aece pied.”

wotion Leing put, the Counci!

t would be (he eXisting therefore it bebuif of

Compuny

divided us

follows :

* #or Osnneitior Mitchell's ameudment— ‘ouncil-

TeterMiitelrei!, Divrris, Mestrisay, G RK. Beer,

Yawn o> . Agaiust it-Ceuncilless Butcher, Breckeu, Red

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The amendment was carried accordingly Aujoutned, sine die. = 7

A. McNeiur, iepeortes.

: ~ ee THE FENIANS CLOSING UP.

It .is evideut. from the Will in the Fenian e -Gtement that the Fewians a veder ‘of battie, but, in business. [er some tune past the newe from Europe has contained wothing but Indefinate rumors concerning the | expected “insurrection in Iveland, and they do nat point té‘detion. More arrests of Fenian leaders, seizures of aums, increased vigilance of thé yoverameut authuitics, more troops for Ireland, and so forth, furm the burdea of the news; but no word ef armed insurrection. There ave many who believe there ix no inten- tion of au outhreak gu the part of the leaders, aud @ goeat many whe thiak that Stephens, the head o€ .the * head oamtres,’’ whose where abouts in'Harope has been variously stated, is, | in fart, acill in this country, and that, aving ob tained all the money he vanted, neither yoing to fight fn Irefand age tu disburse the tunds for any mure revolutionary purposes than ehaozing his pomadie ide into one of quict comfort in & nige brawn stone house ot own. Certain it ise that the year which he so repeatedly promised was to see Ireland in arms has but a‘few days longer of life, and not a} hestile yuu has been fired on that soil.

As for the Fenian.morement in this countrs, |

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x- firon wan, will re closing up, notin |

, nery, that the aystem, inetead of being at the mercy | and thus prevent that long train of paiufal and in-

Wool........ te eee cece ee cees oh8 to Is Gd | the end of Febraary. Sheepelbing ... 060. cee cece ce vee 28 Gd to Qe 9d | Bppree per Gee cs, sees, 3d to Sd |

| Apple Great Bargains 5 Po its ee peeenns » 04005 10d to Is 3d)

GEOKGE LEWIS, Market Clerk, | Wil! be given. oe ALEX. ROSS.

“ ¥y friend, how long have you been married?" | ‘said a Yankee to a young German. “ Vel, dis is}

Next Apothecaries’ Hall.

Chalottetown. Jan 2 «2807

a ting vot I seldom dont’t hke to talk about, but ST. ANDREW ’S T1fALL.

eteee

{ bility of his helpless arm, and at glowing passages | jit was withdrawn from the shag and flourished | | with cil the ease of the soutd one.” j

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Ayer's © . veo [ does, it seems long as never was.” y Cherry Pectoral. ;

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A Norwich, Cona., clergyman offers to forfeit | $10,000 if a quart vf pure spirits cau be found in| that eity. ;

Is a eonthing Expecto-

y Taunt,

prepared to meet

Second Season of the Charlottetown Ama- teur Dramatic Clud.’

HE CHARLOTTETOWN AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB will open their Second i . : 4 ,| Season on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY

wou nade wbliched mm } Evenings, JANUARY 30 and 31, when they wil!

fact that it is more effica- | appear before the publi¢ with new Plays,” Stave cions in pulmonary attections, thin any other reme-| Scenery, Dresses, &¢., &e:- hy soliciting the pa- tronuge of the public on the open of this. their

Second Seuson, the Ciub, wonld beg leave to inti- mate that they have spared no pains in xetting up

In Great | a want long felt in the cOinmanity — Moral aud

-the urvent need of a safe, =

and reliable cure for dis-|

One sineyard in California will yield 15,000! euses of the throat and) ¢ 1

giilons of wine, and 30U gallons of brandy this, season.

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Inngs. A trial of many |

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Ladies and gentlemen wishius to obtain a good picture would do well to call at W. P. | Simpson's gallery, on Queen Street, near the market, where Photographs, Ferotypes, Am- brotypes, &c., can be had exceuted in the most lapproved style. Mr. S., haviug had an exten- sive practice in Nova Scotia, tlatters himself AMUSING ENTERTAINMENTS,

that he is capable of satisfying the taste of all, | science Las reached its highest perfection, it ia pre- | On WEDNESDAY Eveniug, the 30th, they will even the most fastidious i | appear in the greet Moral Drama of

scribed in domestic praetice, anc ly nsec j ‘ - Sag in domestic praetice, and constantly used in GEORGE BARNWELZ, SICK TO-MORROW, . “ee ome The London Apprentice, Such is the experience of thousands to be followed by the SIBDE-SPIITTING FARCE of

enjoy continuous health. To what does the oe- | that can be employed 2 it , BINKS THE BAGMAN.

easional invalid attribute bia tincertain condition? | heod can be found where well kuown cases of Aa entire chavge@P) Programme on

Netto bivaselfy af course. He lays the blame on!

the climate, perhapa t is tow het, or tee culd, or | . .

| too damp, ans a ; ates val ‘athe rat Sort he } ; TAURSHAT fVeuing.

take the proper course te fortify his constitution | permaneutly cared by it. These results are. the | Price of Admisédon--Reserved Sexts 3s.; Back and bodily organs against the extreaies or changes | ost couvineing proofs of th» superior curative | 1s. 6d. Doors opén at 7} ‘o'clock ; Performance to of which he complains!) No. He says, perhaps, | properties of this preparation; and to them the an: | commence at 8 o'tlock préedaely. : ) that only an irvn man eould bear such great heat, | thors point with peenliar satisfaction. While it is| A STRING ‘BAND will be in attendance. or such violent cold, or such sudden viciasitudes most powerfal against confirmed dieeasea, it is ll Fox patticnlars ete sion BN Ee 4

; Why then does he not resort toe the great Tonic a ' | sl ; : ' tremely gentle as a medieine in infaney and youth,! ‘Tickets to be had at the Stores of Hon. P. Walker,

| | WORRY Watson. Faq., WoT. Wilson, Exq., and at

jand Preventive, which, if it will not make him an : ' at least quadruple the capacity of | being quite harmless to even the youngest, when | the Kent Street’ Book Store. W. C. GRANT, Sec'y.

| 1, 1867. 2in

Union Bank Stock!

all irritations of the throat and lange, whether | vo be Sold by Auction on TUESDAY, the 22d inst., at 12 o'clock, at the subscriber's Room—

15 shares in the Union Bank

of P. E. Island, (Capital all paid up.)

~WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

dy. «its efficaey has now become so generally | known, that it is justly regarded ju many countries | asa medicine of indispensible necessity.

° e . “ ° | Britain, France, and Germany, where medical

WELL TO-DAY | the armies, in beayitale and other patitic ingtita- | ° | tions, where it is regarded by the attending physi- |

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Few | “0s, 48 the ust speedy and agreeable remedy

Scarcely any neighbour- |

diseased Jungs, whieli had batiled the efforts of the imvst skilful und experienced doctors, have been

his system to repel all external agencies that tend | administered judiciously.

[to produce disease! HOSTETTER'’S CELE-| ‘Vyig health-restorer accomplish ‘ ‘ les y badly . uccomplishes even more by

BRATED STOMACH BILCTERS, taken faith- mapention dheenus

fully according to directions, will a0 strengthen F ;

the stemach, brace the nerves, tone the liver. ond ea

regulate and invigorate the whole animal machi- | «rising from Colds or Coughs, or from other causes,

Charlottetown, Jan. 2

If taken in season, it heals |

, eee ane San te ~ prestrated by | curable diseases which would arise from the ne-

7 +h { “rat ~w | * aee-/ ‘ ° rs = at oat ate eects’ tol glect of them. Henceno family should be without clunate influences. It 18 to this preventive prin-| it. _ Tnflacwa, Grom : horeing ciple that Hovrerrer's BIr?rerRs owe their Cough, Plearisy, Incipient Consumption, and other great popularity in the West Indies, British | affections of the breathing organs, give way before America aud Australia (Jan. 14. 2

Hourseness,

Jan. 21, 1867. Bright Molasses. PUNS Bright, Retailing P. R.

MOLASSES, df N. RANKIN.

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_ dan. 21, 1867.

wabrador Herrings. 2 BBLS. Nol. Labrador HER- RINGS Ex Edwin &. Eva, low for Cc

«! this pre-eminent combination of medical virtues. |

Prepared by Da. J.C. AYER & Co., Lowell, | Mass., and sold by all Drugyists awd dealers in |

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Holloway'’s Uintment and Pills.—Compiica- |

tien of Distempers — Uleerations, abscesses, | + swollen glanda, and other disorders arising from | medicine everywhere.

unseen and unsuspected causes, may be cured by) W. R. Watson, General Agent for Prince

j lin the use of thisexcelleut Ointment, aided by Hol-|) Edward Island. loways purifying Pilla. The printed instructions, Jan. 34, 1867

in Which the remedies are wrapped, are suffi-

ciently explicit for the guidance of any invalid

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with umd-rate intelligenee. Holloway’s medi N. RANKIN. caments ean always be used with advantage and without danger. Fur more than a quarter of a “

century they have proved themselses to be a

aah. Jan. 21, 1867. lin

CHARLES QUIRK,

since it hecame a public question it never was | the Ointment and Pills are especially adapted tor Jauch myre than a nvisy mystery and mouey- military and naval wen, colouets and travellers gathering operation. to mock republies, eenates, houses of represen- but may always auccesefuliy ductor themselves

treasure to the poo i ssease. 0 ae d Pe a oe 710 0 treasure to the poor afflicted with disease. Both Fi hi g Fsj bli h ent aT ee, Dey whe ue * " .

, ; ates ner isin ’ Jan.14, 1867, 3m

Ve have been treated | who cangot everywhere obtain medica! assistance, Offered for Sale, Square — Bright, Lead in Drawing, Painting, Ke.

tion for Passengers.

For FREIGHT or PASSAGE apy ly in Liver- pool to Messrs. WILLIAM STEWAnT & OU., Tratford Chambers, South John Street; ui Glas gow, ty JAMES KELSO, janr., Union Street; cx

} in Charlottetown ‘to L. C. OWEN, WILLIAM WELSH.

dan 14, TRAIT. ee ee . ‘The Subsertber oilers for Sale,

T Messrs. Peake Brorners & Co.'s | 4& Brick Building, in Water Street :—

20 Puns. fine flavored Demerara RUM,

8 du. o. St. Jago do. 30 do. Bright Cienfugos MOLASSES, 30 Tierces do. do. do. 20 Bbls, da. do. do. 12 halt Bbls. do. do. do,

15 Tierces Bright Barbadoes SUGAR, d

30 Bhla. o. vo. do. 25 Bhls. do. Centrifugal do. 30 Bbls. Graiulated do.

B. WILSON HIGGs. Ci'town, Jan, 14, 1867, tf, | For Sale, Beis. Extra Family FLOUR, 20 , 25 Baxes SOAP,

luJ Boxes CANDLES, 50 Half Boxes DO. 50 Sides New York SOLE LEATHER, 9 Casks VINEGAR,

20 Doz. Pails, 20 Doz. Corn Brooms,

Chests aud half do. TEA, '

Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root; in 5 Ibs.

Boxes, balfs & quarters Raisins. [ boxes. ‘ , B. WILSON HIGGS. Peake’s Buildings, Water street, } tf

Ch’town, Jan. 14, 1867. Molasses, Kerosene, Cornmeal, and Raisins. OW LANDING at GEORGETOWN, ex Woodbine and Sea Breeze—- 20 Puacheons superior MOLASSES, 95 Casks KEROSENE, 6V Bbis Cornmeal, 5U Boxes Musecatel RAISINS, Aud for sale by

B. WILSON HIGGS. _Ch'town, Jan. 14; 1867.

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FRANCIS 8, LONGWORTH,

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law, Orrice—- PAVILLION HOTEL,

(next door to Hon. Joseph Hensley’s)

Charlottetown, - - - P. E. Island.

Jan. 14, 1867.

A PREPARATORY SCHOOL, For the Convenience nf Families in the Country. : R. W. S. SMITH will board and prepare boys for College, at his Resi- dence, Prince Street. TERMS PER QUARTER:

Ie Subscriber offers for sgle at his Store

Jan. 14, 1866.

GLASGOW.

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CARPETS,

tatives, bombastic proclamations, by “ presi- dents,’ and all the other paraphernalia which could make a cause ridiculous by a fw selfish men, laboring ‘for their own ends, and, with | Abe at pee ef-one or twa, not possessing a e@park of patriotwum. Wedo not regret to ob- ‘serve, then, thatewith the close of the vear the Fenian business is likely to be closed ap, for | ake of the poor trish laborers aud chamber. | maids, who,.we trast, will in future keep their | little .savingseor their own use, instead of | Kiving-theas teerapacious head-centres, ‘‘presi- | dents’ and other vampires. If any good is to! the done for Irétand it will be by the energetic | ua really sineere. movement of Johv Bright, | which embraces the whule British Empire, and’! is, in factyat the present moment, afar more

serious cause of alarm to the government than | Fenisnigayas;, either side of the Atlantic. ~—N. Ya — ih

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Pitéd.up on’ Thursday eveniug last, near rthe entrunde to the ‘Barracks Square, a casket -coutaiing a full set of artificial incisors.

restorad upom presentation to the undersigned of nature's mouth-piece to which they belong. ‘Showki application not he made during the pre- raent-week, ‘the casket and incisors wil! be for- : Wardell tu the Paris Exhibition with an historic note, Apply to Mary Jane § ee - (CHanwerreraws Duwatise Ciun.— The adjourned annual meetiug of the Charlottetown (Debating Clad will be held in the lower Tem- pPperance Hall, on Friday evening, the 251) inat., at So'clock The meeting to be opened with an ad- drew from the Presideat. Aueppurtunity will ba offered at the close of "he address to wny wishing lo become members of dhe Club. ,

WAIN, ‘

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Having occasion @ few days since to visit one of the privcipal drug stores of this city, | notieed with surprise several casea of Dr. Larookah's Sarpsapariiia Compound, a rea~dy well kuown in New England and highly appreciated by many who ‘have tested ite virtues. I learn that here where so large a proportion of the people are horeditarily serofulous, it is cousidered a sovereign reuwedy for all impurities of the blood, and bas an immense sale.—Para Correspondent of the Boston Ajlas.

Tha tiediecal journals treat of the evils of lying tow much in bed. The habit of lying out of bed Seema tous thé greater evil ‘This world, how. ber, wm givtug tu lying anyhow,

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By taking Parsove’ Purgutive

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regulatea. tet ww ‘Ve ‘

_—- - dee - ---— It ie a fagt patent

fie which Femove diseqaea only by substituting

others Worse even than the first.

<ase however & ith Blab

M ee r. spears jv be what is knowa to tra- dere as yy.” A New York

1é Charges on a loyyg

he eeut Gf the American winister in Paris

mouth tgo have not yet been fully paid. They | da

atuveited tri $25,000 in gold; and of this eum Mr. Seward has been

United States finances uiust be in a bad way.

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The fayr:ine in Orissa is reported to be deglin- vdicials averring that in the distriot of . the desths from starvation did not in Cut-

ing, phe. Cuileck Nevewber exceed two theusan

id per wees. tet contalie 9 willinrand-arhall

-a-halt of peuple.

? to Cada woman be weiter than when she haga fataract Ih het eye; @ waterfall ou the back of back; forty springs skirt; anc high-tied shoes on ? has @ uotion (an ocean) in i

her bead; a creek in her her hooped fe when she

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‘millions of mothers ean testify.

jinflamation of the langs, after an illness of nine }days, Mr. Edward Hughes, ayved 67 years, a native |

. The | respected fur his many yood qualities. Requiescaut avuner of these frontal gems can bave them | iu pace.

Pills the body ia tavigorated with new life, health, and regularity, the liver and beart will be assisted and »trength- | ened to diagbarge their fyuctions aud the bowels

tw all, that there ere medi- This is not the

‘ " id's Rheumatic Compound, whist Was‘thiroagbly tusted beture being offered ut wa) . '.3* * . ¥

yerer pays that patch which

able to raize only $5,000.

The Property of Captain E- MARSHALL,

with Hulloways remedies.

Natural Leaf Good Smoking TOBACCO. Queen Street, Charlottetown, -

ReLier AND Heavra To your CHILDREN. —MKS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, tur Children, relieves the child from pain, invigo- rates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity

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opening Classes in the above, branches, in the

RS. W. W. IRVING begs to inform

ber friends aud the pubiie that she intends

‘Third week of JANUARY, at the Residence of Mr. James ScantTiesuny, Kent Street.

Mrs. I. will also give private instructions in

and wind colic. Perfectly safe in all cases, as Thirty-five cents Offices, 45 Dey street, New-York, aud land.

January, 21 1867, lv NOTICE. ‘THE NEW MARKET HOUSE, be- longing to the City, willbe OPEN ED for the accommodation of the Public, on FRLDA Y ttre 25th: day of JANUARY, ‘instint, free vf ‘T'dlls until FRIDAY the Ist day of FEBRUARY. The STALLS and CELLARS will be let at PUBLIC AUCTION, tothe highest bidders, ou TUESDAY; the 29th day“of JANUARY, at the

hour of Three in the: whérneou,/when tle terms and conditions, of Jetting the-same will be made known. sage 9:'? Ao ee The OLD MARKET HOUSE, will be disposed of at the same fime. © ~ The Rules and Cage elidie of the Market, and the Table of Toll, will be phblished next week. By ordee of the Market Couunittee. PETER MACGOWAN, City Clerk. Ch ‘town; Jan. 21,1867. li

DANCING SCHOOL.

. ; “ Dancing.is a pleasant recreation of body and mind. if modestly and rately used—it imparts

14 feet post, well

NORTH RUSTICO HARBOR, INVENTORY. 1 Fish House & Shed, 100x30 feet, 14 feet post, all newly shingled, with Wharf attached 30 «20 feet, suitable for vessels to load uffoat at all tides. | I Storehouse, erected this present winter, boarded a battle. and shingled, bo 20 feet. 205 High Holborn, London, Eng New Store, Wx24 feet, ial | j shoes. . ' Necrecren Covans axp Couns.—Pew are 2% Huslile Salt, pat ap in Muckerel Barrels aware of the importance of checking a Cough or | j25 second-hand Barrels. “ Common Cold,” in it first atage; that which | 30 Hoysheads, in good order. in the beginning would yield toa mild remedy. if | 3 Vats, capable of holding 1000. gaiions each. neglected. sven preys upon the lunge. “ Brown's |} 2 New Bait Mills. Bronchial Troches,”” or CouGn Lozences, af- | 3 Second-hand Bait Mills, in good order. ford inetant relof. | 000 Bashels Salt, in bulk L000 New Hogshead wud Barrel Hoops. | 3000 feet Pine Bourds 1000 do. Spruce do. 1 Schooner, nearly new, well fitted’fur fishing, 12 tons ; 10 * will be put in good

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At South West, Lot 27, on 2ist Dec. last, of | 4 yearsold, *“ order in case of sale. |3 — 18 feet keel, together with gear ali com-

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|3 Bouts, 28 feet keel. in first rate order, each having new sails last season.

* 30 “ nearly new, new sails aud every thing complete, together with Movuring. Rocks aud Ciiiius attached.

There are on the Premises all thegear and fittings | enleulated for carrying onthe BOAT MACKEREL | FISHERY in all its branches, at the shortest notice.

ing illness, which she bore with Christian patience (e The above Property is sitnated in Rustico, aud resiguation to the Divine Will, Christy, the be-| the best harbor in the [sland for the Mackerel loved daughterof Mr. Murdoch Campbell, inthe 32d) Fishing business, where, for the lust five years, the year of her age She was yentle and amiable | average catch of Mackerel has been 3000 barrels, life, and the effieaey of the Blood of Christ aup- | besides Codfish, Hake and Herring. For further} ported her in her last bours, assuring her that she particulars apply to Mr. JOUN NELSON, Gloa- | was approaching the mansion of peace and rest.) cester, Mass., or to

| where the Son of Ged prepared a Crown for all | DAVID MUTCH,

Rustico, P. K. Island. 4w.

of Middletown, County of Armagh, Ireland ; emi- grated to Wis Isiaud iu 1841. Deceased was much

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At Grand Tracadie, on Thursday, the I7th in- stant, Mr. Angus MeDonald, at the advanced age of 92 years. Ile was a native of North Uist, Seot- land, and emigrated to this Island seventy-eight years ugo —Kequiescant inv pace: | At Aryvle Shore,on the 30th ultimo, after a linger-

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tions.”’"—ANATOMY OF MeL ancHOLY.

RS. BURRIS, thankful for the pat- ronage beretofore received, takes the diberty to inform her friends, aud the public generally, that she will open her School, forthe seeond and last term of the season, on TUESDAY Evening next, the 22nd inst, at 8 o'clock, Jan. 21, L807. lin

BRITISH PERIODICALS. The London Quarterly Review (Conservative ). The Edinburgh Review (Whig).

The Westminster Review Radical). The North British Review (Free Church). Cia ana

| that love and obey Him |} At Amherst, on Tharsday morning, 10th instant, | lin the Ssth year of her ave, Marie, beloved wife of |

the Kev. Ingham Sutcliff, and eldest daughter of | | Edward Billing, Esq , late of Halifax, N.S

Ee Ship News.

| Sroxen.—By bark Colonist, Dee. 6th, French

Jannary West, 1867.

Liverpool Trader.

The well known a 1 Clipper Bark * UNDINE,” Lawrence Kickuas, Commander, will sail from LIVER- POOL for this Port on or about the

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jbark Girouden, from Bordeanx. bound to Guada- | let day of APRIL next. ‘ t in j}loupe, 13 days out, lat. 33 41 N- lon. 21 W; 8th.) por Preivht Dba obs Plachassod's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory). | Wark Seuthers Pride (of 8t. John, N. B ) from New | sent: arieeoan aan et Bo Sai eeen ; war ane (Tory)

Pee foreign periadicals are regetarly republished by us in.dhe same style as bere- | tofore. Those who know them and whe have | long subscribed to, themy need vereunider: those whom the eivil war of the last few years has de- prived of their once welcome supply of the best periodical literature, will be glad to have them again within their feach; aud those whe way never yet have inet with them, will assuredly be | well pleased tu receive accredited reporte of the -—.--| progress of European scieheo avd literature.

ae TERMS FOR’ 1867.

| For any one of the Keviews.... $1

sort bound to Havina, 14 days out, Int. 32 10 N Re. 2) 30 W; 7th, was boarded by brigt. Liberty, | | (of P. E. Island) from Pictou, boand to Fall River, | i lat. 30 11 N. lon. 61 30; short of provisions, sup- | ‘plied her with bread and other stores—reported | jthat 3 days from Canso lost suils and sustained | other damage, aud meeting gales of wind from the | westward, aud the ship getting disabled throngh | \ lows of sails, &ec., fonnd it impossible te gain the | | port of destination. bore away for Bermnda or some other port of safety. When last seen was steering | | for Bermnda. | | Bark Hondaras, Capt. Meados, from St Jolin, N. | B., }2th alt., with lomber and deals for Swansea, | England, when three days ont experienced a terri- | fle gale from 8.8. W. daring which the vessel | laprong a leak, and although the crew made every | £ jeffort with the pamps to free the ship, the water | | continued to gulp on them, and after the tenth day }the vessel became waterlogged. and they were

| bers; here to the undersigned. JAMES C. POPE.

Ch'town, Jan 2tat, 1867 isl pat. 2un

Kerosene Oil, Gs** 3s. Gd. per Gallon, ut

G. W. GARDINER'S. Upper Qneen Street. Jan. 21, 1847. ’ ° . Co-partaership Notice. 3 the Partnership now exis'ing between | For any two of. the Reviews. ... the Uudersigued, will expire ou the 15th day | For any three of the Reviews... 10 00 of MAKCH, L867 they now inform those indebted to) For all four of the Reviews..... 12 00

j them by Note of Hand, Book Account, or other- For re ane ae 3 . petyanages aed a t t i For ckwood aud one Review. 7. obliged to take to the tops for safety, wheie they | wise, that their Accounts mast be paid off on or ,

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strength to the frame and beauty to the prapor- }

families in general Education. Ch'town, Jan. I4th, 1867.

Union Bank of P. EK. Island, Charlottetown, 7th Jan., 1867. A T A MERTING of the Board of Direc. tors, held on the 2d inst., it was ordered that a third Call, beimg the Balance of the subseribed Steck, be made payable at this Bank, on the Sth day of Feyrnary wext, 1867 : notice is accordingly hereby given to the Shareholders to pay up the Balance of their sibscribed ‘Stock at this Bank, on the 9th duy of February next, 1867 ; JAMES ANDERSON, Cashier. CANADA AND THE MARITIME PROVINCES,

THE YEAR-BOOK

AND Almanac of British North America contains full and retiable details of

The Revenue and Expenditure ;

Banking Systems;

Coinage, Weights and Measures ;

Postal Regulations, Rates and Service ;

Shipping, and Shipping built ;

Railways and Trafic Returns ;

Census returns of Population. &c. ;

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Wealth, Extent, &c ;

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For Sale, FTY ACRES of Land. on Lot 50

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_xdvantageonsly situated at the Cross Roads leading to Georgetown aud Cherry Valley, and | mortgage, bond,

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Final Notice. LL persons fndebted to the Bstate of

late JaMes Peake, Esquire, deceased, \ nete, beck account, rept, of al

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| now in the occupation of Mr. Ronald McDonald rears of rent, are requested to discharge the same. , Second Creek). Also Sixty-five Acres of Land on | forthwith, otherwise legal neeasures will, without

Lot 50, partly fronting on Powel Bay, pear Mr | Beers’s, alinoy in the ocenpation of Mr. Ang | McDonald (widey’s san).

next. For turther particulars apply to CHARLES WRIGHT. | Charlottetown, Jan. I4ta, 1867. pat 3in a Liverpool THE Clipper Bark LILLIE

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APRIL next. This vessel has already proved her-

self a desirable counveyancesfor goods.

ply in Liverpool to Sir James John Street, or here to the

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For Freiget, ap Malcolm, 57 Sout | uwners.

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JAMES DUNCAN & Co.

Evening Classes! Evening Classes! Rh. ARTEMAS MORROW, the well

known Teacher of Hillsboronvh Scenare School, will open classes in the varions branches of an English Edueation, ter young Ladies and Gentlemen, in his Schouol Roow, Sydney street near Hillsborongh Sgrare. on Monday, Tuesday, | Wednesday and Lhursday evenings inexch week, at 74 o'clock. . For terms and particulars apply at the School