Ghe Graminer,

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poney, at & tiie when his own advisers were Gabbiing in the

sane police god Let 54 Estates

if he hae canvasted for his present advisers, it ix all the

y by their transactions with respect to the Selkirk

worse for bim and them. People are apt to suspect that there |

lund forwarded to himsell and his eclleague, Mr. Couper, for deep research, divined that the stomach was the parent suurce

ni AEP RY SU ETRE OO MUCRNED wan Te SS SR ee

. , . ' — " - wa a Hensley explained the purport of the award, and requested | twenty-six years ago, and st'll practised by him with the great- | \EW ADVERTISE WW | | AY AN WYETH BD. ‘

that a farther meeting should be held and resolutions adopted | est success in all parta of the civilized world. With the in- | een ™ FANMIE Subseriber will offer for sale, at AUCTION, at her

in accordance with the views and wishes of the inhabitants, | teition of a savant, Profissor Holloway, after great study and “ARIEL” AND * CARRIE M. RICH.” residence, Little River, Lot 56, King's County, on FROW BOsToN. | MONDAY, the 2lst day of October next, at Eleven o'clock,

AUCTION |

Without Reserve.

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of nearly all disorders. such as indigestion, headache, liver | complaiat, mental and bodily prostration, and lis celebrated Pills were the glorious result after many years of scientific in- |

their guidance and information,

A meeting of the inhabitants of Township 43 and vicinity

jwas held on Thursday, the [7th October, at Saint Margaret’s, forenoon, and continue from day to day unti! the whole of the

jg something very wrong about an Administration when the Queca's Representative is pushed into the arena of politics ; aad his interference rather accelerates than postpones thoir fall. Ut io dad for himself, because if a Governor wishes to remain ia the Colony for the full term of six years—his al- lotted tiiae —is must bo unpleasant, if not dificult, for him to have official intercourse with » party against whom he had arrayed bimself as a partizun on the other s je. The time is

fast approaching when His Excellency Mr Dundas, if he

ehoose to remain ia this Uvlony, MUsT take his advisers from

the ranks of the present Upposition ; und we should be ex-

tremely sorry te see any impedimen! to a free and cordial i -

tercourse between them. Mr. Dundas possesses many fine

qualicies, which, if sulidified by souns judgment and adorned

by spleniid talents, would make Lima magnificent Governor. | les kind, courteous, and generows—affuble and polive t every ope; sud anxious to meet every one's wishes as far a» he cen. ili¢ agreeable manners must win open any heart in the dining room or drawing room; but we are afraid that tile Excellency ts not formed to shine in the Council Chaim ber; and we—-as owe of his sincere friends and admirers—would hike to ave him observe a little more reticence whene’er he takes hie drives abroad, acd endeavour to be on his guard against the advantage su vften taken uf his courteous demeaun- eer, 82 present lem with unmeaning addresses, prepared by

pepe who are in the pay of the Government, or by others

at 12 o'clock, noon, at which Mr. llensley was also present, Mr. Lauehlan MePhee in the Chair. The following resolu- tions were passed —_

1. Moved by Mr. Ronald MeDonald, and seconded by Mr. Angus MePhee

Resolved, As the opinion of this Meeting that the confirmation of the Award of the Commissioners on the Land Question would be ruinous to the Tenantry of this island, and bighly detrimental to the interests of the Colony at large, and that therefore, previous to the Award being |

legislated upon, it is imperatively oecessery that the people should ex- press their eptnion thereon, and that His Excellency the Lieut. Gover- we be buimbly but respectfully reqaested, by petition, to dissolve the House of Awvewbiy.

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2. Moved by Mr. Stephen Kelly, seconded by Donald Me- Donald, Esq :

Resolved, That this Meeting express their indignation at the secret and clandestine manner iu which the Commissiowers employed Mr Whitman to colleet iofermation in this Island.

3. Moved by Mr. Alexander Gillis, seconded by Mr. Arch. MeCormack

Resolved, That this Meeting have confidence in their Representative,

} Joseph Hensley, Keg

On the same day at 4 o'clock, p. m.,a meeting of the in- habitants of Rollo Bay, Township 44 and vicinity ,was held at

Mr. Davison’sat Rollo Bay. Mr. Hensley addressed the meet. | ing, and «ave tull explana ions respecting the Award, and

ther macttera both of general and local interest, Hugh Me-

| Neill, Esq., in the Chair, after which the fullowing resulu-

tions were proposed and passed :—

1. Moved by Daniel Flynn, Esqe., seconded by Mr. James

Burke

Resolved, That it ia the opinion of this Meeting that the House of 4 s- |

sembly bad no righ , without the Electors being first conmeulted on the

_vestivation. Through the stomach and circulation these Pills | A

act on the general system. ‘They purify the blued, renovate the digestive organs, invigorate their action and restore their natural tone and power. They stimulate the seerctions of the

iliver, regulate the functions of the bowels, give buoyancy to;

| the animal spirits, elasticity to the body, and health and vi-

gor to the general constitution, Containing no mineral pre- | purations, they can be prescribed with a8 much benefit for the }infant as for the adult of either sex.— Weekly Journal.

lottetown —R. Weekly.

_ =o om © | Launcurp—From the yard of Mr. Alexander Hayden, Hills- borough River, on Friday, the llth instant, & very superior copper-fustened brigantine, called the **Lizzie Lea,’’ 248 tons, |B. M. built under inspection to class seven years, for the Hon. W. W. Lord. —_— —_——-— > -

Drownep.—-The Sehr. ]odi, Troy, master, of Gloucester, Mass., rey orts that on Saturday the ]2th instant, whilst run ning for the harbor of Georgetowa, during the gale, a sea

struck the vessel, by which Joseph Shanklin, of Rendelph, |

| Mass., was carried overboard and lost.

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Stlarried.

At Princetown, on the Sth inst, by the Rev. Robert Laird, Mr. Ben-

jamin Mutch, of Mill Vale, Lot 22, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr..

Elisha Bishop, of New London. - —— —-e > i ied, | At Cascumpec, on Monday, the 7th instant, after a lingering illness, | which she bore with Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Rebecca,

Promotep.—Mr. Patrick Hickey (formerly private,) has | heen elected Captain of the Irish Volunteer Company of Char- |

Doz. Steel Skirts,

canal a aa ‘ali what 2500) Setts Skirt Canes, cheaper than ever, fo" nal Preperty is disposed of, consisting of the following, via

2 Milch Cows, Ayreshire breed; 3 Heifers, 2 pairs Oxen, rising 5 years’ old; 5 Steers, 1 two year old ll, Ayre- shire breed; 1 Bull Valf, do; 3 Horses, 1 large Horse 30 head Sheep, superior breed ; 6 fatrened and several running Pigs; Curts, Ploughs, Turnip Catter, Drill Barrow, barrele Herring quantity empty Casks and Barrels, kegs Green

White, Scarlet and Random Yarn, &c. &e. &e. Paimt, Counter Scales and Weights, Jaunting and Wovd

Cc. o. VAUX, | Sleighs, 1 superior Waggon, patent, axles; 1 set Brass

Glasgow Mouse, Gases Guiedd. Des! Si) bat. Mounted Gig Harness, 1 do. Silver do, I Side Saddie, 1 Gent's icialadtnceis Seen eae nae anecieits catia ticihiseacntinninniiibh 1 saute sets Purchase Blocks, ee ae &e.

& - ERS > @ a | FURNITURE — Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Chests wers,

an by arorie wean, Toilette Tables, Washstands, Carpets, Bedsteads, 10 Fua-

3 O8 inet "Milled && ei a5, by the dozen, therbeds, Bedding ; kiteben Tables, common Chairs, Kitchen

61 re . : e pe ng, Utensils, Parlor Stoves, Clocks, Lookiag Glasses, 150 Ibs. -4 inch Striped do. Tallow, 150 ibs. mould Candles, home-made; China, Ear-

3 Bales Batting,

3 Bales Waddings,

1 Case Sattinetts,

1 Case Rubber Coats, 5 Bales Candlewick, 1 Case Gent's Seaniless Caps,

Can be had cheap at the Auction Room cf rat thepware, Dishes, Brass and Silver Plated Candlesticks and oe ‘e N. RANKIN. | Stands, Medicine Chest, Window Curtains, Stair Carpet, _12 Queen Street, Oct. 21, 1861. 7? ie ae | Oil Cloth, and various articles too numerous te mention.

" Texas or Sate — Under ten pounds, cash ; from ten to twenty or Charter, pounds, six months; and over twenty pounds, 12 months’

NEW BRIGANTINE, now at Georgetown. 'The above! ¢redit, On approved joint notes of hand. Vessel, 180 tons medium measurement, built under! ; ‘ ELIZABETH DINGWELL. | Lloyd's inspection, will be ready to receive cargo in a few | Little River, Sepi. 26, 1861. ‘ b days, and will charter for any Port in Great Britain. | The above Sale ie postponed until MONDAY, the 28th day Apply to JAMES REDDIN. | of October instant, then to take place at the time and plase Charlottetown, Octuber 21st, 1861. Isl & RW _ mentioned, ell October 7. MR, W. A. JOHNSTON, _ 4iligible and Desirable Building Lots. OF HALIFAX. N.S. ’ ‘Known as the Property of the Misses Stewart.

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ake ryxo BE SOLY BY PRIVATE SALE, those beautifully j ATTORNEY AND BARMISTER AT LAW, | situated LOTS fronting on QUEEN STREET and imme- i

| NOTARY PUBLIC, &c. &e. diately opposite the Police Otiice, and where the new Market | ¥g For the present enquire at the ** Pavition Horst.” [louse is intended to be erected, which must ultimately em

who want to get iM Similar positions, aided ly persons of less) subject, to pledge the country to aboie by the decision of the Commis- siovers on the Land Question, und that as that decision bas now been

priaciple than either, who limit their amlition to low designs | made public, no Legisiative action should be taken upou either to con-

pou His Excellency's private purse. ' " u ote t | At the same time, this meeting declare that the Aw ord made by the

_—_——— + a Eat a | Commissioners dues mot meet with their approval, and that therefore,

Tus following short article appeared in late Nos. of the

| firm oF reject it, without a dissulution of the present House of Assembly. |

relict of the late Mr. M. O'Mara, in the 83rd year of her age. She | i : e 4 hance the value of the Property. | was a native of King’s County, Ireland, and emigrated to this Island | _ Charlottetown, October 21, 1861. e - pe m in the year 1818. Her remains was accompanied to their tinal resting | : i SS ere Lot No 1. 23 x 81 feet, Corner Lot. place on Thursday, the Ilth instant, by a respectable concou’se ot | ‘ 2,24x1 * 3, 24 x 103 ¢

friends and well-wishers. By ber woral aod benevolent disposition, she Ribbons, Ribbons, Ribbons, 4,.24x 1035

Pat ae 2 vs won the esteem of ber numervas friends and acquaintances. She depart- oe AT HALF PRICE at Front fo »

Islander and Reyal Gazette. It bears internal evidence o!

having emanated from a higher acthority than the Culonial |

Secretary, but we cannot say that it isan improvement on

the style of that gentleman. We can hardly think that the |

“civilised people’’ of Prince Edward Island will be very wel!

pleared ot the *‘generous’

priating five hundred pounds which don't delong tu the ‘‘ye-

act of the Government in appro-

aerous” Government, to be expended at u time when it is ut verily impossitiie to procure anything like an adequate re- presen taciwa of the natural, industrial and artistic resources of the Colony. Lf this money, or double tue amount, bad been wuted by the Legislature last Session, and Commissioners eppeinted to lay 1¢ out early ia the Spring of this year, some ptimules might have been given ty ‘the farmer, the fisherman, the mechanie,"’ **to diepluy to the best advantage those pro

ductions which are the frart of their respective labours,’ but |

it is abeurd to think that they cuuld prepare any productions wort offering at the World's Fair, just as winter is about to

| ® petition be prepared and -igned, aud forwarded to His Excellency the L eut. Governor, prayiug for am imimediute dirsvlution uf the present | House of Assembly

| James Davison :

Resolved, That this Meeting desires to express ite thanks to the Hon.

J sep tlensley for bie presence, and would also ¢ Xpress their obser- vance of bis geal and ability iv furthering the interests of the First Dis- uict of King’s County since he becume ove of its Representatives.

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On Thursday the 3rd instant, Mr. Ectsaa Wrarnerne, of |

Lot 49, exhibited a new Rearing Macuink. manufactured by himeelf this summer. Farmers were present who imported machines of the most approved principle, and they unhesita- tingly agreed that the machine on trial was decidedly su pe- rivr to the imported ones, in several respects. The gearing and ungearing is performed on a new principle, and is mue) readier and safer than any other we have seen. [ta perfect freedom frow clogging in the guards or sections, and conse- quent lightness of draft, exeited favorable remark. We noticed several other improvements not easily described here, but very manifest when seen at work. Mr. Weatherbe will exhibit his machioe in Charlottetown on Wednesday the 30th instant, when farmers and others interested will have an epportunity of judging for themselves of its merits. Such men as Mr.

set in, when i¢ will be tuo late, as the navigation must soon! Weatherbe are the men that are required to develop the re-

close. We hawe beon tuld that the Seeretary to the very lately appeiated Cowmission has proposed to the Government to

sources of the Island, and it is the duty of every one to give them encouragement. When we can get better and cheaper articles manufactured at home, we say —-Who wiil give his

take the £500 and return £375, as the produce or jrice of | money tu the Yankees ?— Com.

the articles to be sent from thix [eland to the Laternational | Exhibition ; and we are informed that his extraordinary pro- possi has been accepted. We leuve it to the public to judge whethor it is ereditable to us to have the Island farmed out

COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE. Mons Fines tv Hatirax-—-Between 12 and 1 o'clock on Saturday worviug last, three small t ouses, two of the. un-

to any man, for any consideration ; but before any opinion | occupied, situate on the road running south from Mr. James be expressed upon the subject, we ask the Goverament—and | Penerty's farm, near the N. W. Arm, were destroyed by fire

we expect an answer through their organs—if it be really true |

that euch a transaction as we have mentioned has been en-

tered into with the Secretary of this important Commission. |

If the Guverament equivucute, as they are apt to dv, or de! cline te anewer & question which concerns the honour and bpercter se? the whule Island—-we shall take it for granted M* ait inlurmation is correct, and we will deal wih the aject aceurding ly. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

We have much pleasure in announcing te our readers, and the public geweral y, that the Lecal Government having gene-

ruusiy advanced the sam of £500, to enable the Commissioners |

te execute the duty with which they have been entrusted,

seple oppertunitics are nuw offered wo those who are desirous |

wy exhubet the frurts oi their talent-, genius, skill, or industry

Chere ws every desire un the part of the Commissioaers that | the space alluited teu Princes Edward Island at the forthcoming | Exhibition im London, should be so filled as w afford proof of | the capability of this Island to produce the staple articles of heceamsy, com!ort, and even luaury, required by a civilized | peuple; and at she same time give testimony that its inhabi-| tants are net wanting im the requisite skill ia preparing these sriicles for the use, comfort, and pleasure of man.

The Farmer, the Fisherman, the Mec.anic, have now open to thom & siage whereun to display, to the best advantage, those productions whieh are the fruit of their respective la.

. The man of talent may now embrace an opportunity | of giving to the world the fruits of his invention, which may | hevee a-ain occur. We weuld, in short, extort all classes of the commumity to «xert themselves, se that everything of native Production, whether in its primitive or manufacturing state, may be copiousiy offered to the Commissioners, in order tu en- atle them tv make a due selectiva of articics that will reflect | credit on the Colony

A recent occurrence will, it is hoped, act as a stimulus to) the natives te embrace the opportunity affurded by the Exhi- bition of 1862, to come forward and prove te the wu ll (asthe Volunteers did at Sussex Val-) thet, when they choose to exert themecives they are capable of contending, with probsble | chances of success, with tue men of other counrriee.—Is/andar. |

THE FALK AND CATILE SHOW, sid on Wednesday last, was not well attended. There were | sfew good horses on the ground—a few good sheep, and two @ three horned cattle that might pass muster; but the gene- | tal exhibition of live stock was not creditable, acd by no

means comparable to that of any former year. This was, ia & great measure, owing to the short and imperfect notice | given of the Fair, and to the apathy or want of means on the. part of the Agricultural Society, the Committee of which did | Mot teem to give themselves much concern abuut the matter. | The whole mount of premiums distributed was only £10 10s.,

sod this small eum was raised by private subseription. With

Weh absenes of due preparation, and such limited resvurces,

We could not expect a better dispiay of cattle.

PUBLIC MEETINGS IN THE FIRST ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KING'S COUNTY.

A Public General Meeting of the Inhabitants of Township |

, Souris and vicinity, was held at Suuris, at 11 o'clock, a.m., “8 Wednerday, the 16th Octuber, for the purpose of hearing “8 explanation from the Hon. Joseph Hensley of the course Pétéued by him in the last Session of the House of Assembly, 89 well as tu discuss the nature and effect of the Award made the Commissioners appointed tu settle the Land questivn. 4 Kiekham, Esquire, was called to the Chair, and Meeting wae then addressed by the Hon. Mr. Hensley, who, @ the firet instance, treated of matters of local interest ‘Wepertanee, and then tauk a review of the Award, sv far 8046 was then before the people, and stated that his principal ; 4a viviteng the District was to ascertain what local ob-

| Mr. Launan, carpenter, owned the buildings, and lived in one jof them. He and his wife barely escaped with their tives | There 1s no doubt that the fire was the work of an incendiary, and it is thought that the match was applied in two plsecs at the sawe time. Owing tu the distance from town the fire en- gines were of no avail by the tme they reached the sceve. The houses were insured te the amount of a aortyage bed by the Bui ding Suciety. By this conflagration, au isiusty.vus

} weehanic bas lost the accumelaticn of years.

On Sanday evening abvat 8 o'clock, tire was di-eovered in

la building owned by Wm Pryor. E~q , vear the N W. Arm,

and west of Spring Garden Road. The incendi ity had been at work azain, and wade a fire in the poren of the house ; but owing to the timely arrival of some persons, it was put vu! before much damage was done We are glad to notice that his Worship the Mayor has offered a reward of £100 for tie discovery of the fiends who are going about applying the torch to so many buildings in the sudurbs of the city. What the object is of the perpetrators of these acts, remains a mystery.— Hz Chronicle. - 2-2 Rico Nuacer.—A nugget of gold from the Lunenburg gold diggings, valued at over $40, is on exhibition at Yar-

mouth. Lt was tuken fron a cavity in the slate rock on the |

westertu siore of the * Ovens,” un the 2/4 ult., by Mr. Edward Crowell, of Dee: field.

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The people of St. John, judg ny from the tone of the press | on the subject, feel quite indignant at the sudden rem val of | Collins Waittekir, Kay , the getlemin who has filled with so |

much honor the post of Americin Consul at that port for the last twelve years. Memorisle seat from St. John to Washington for his reten'ion, failed to have the desi:ed effect. a

James Brown, one of the parties arrested in Toronto some months ago, has been sentenced to be hung for the murder of John Sheriday Hogan, M. 1’. P.

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Col. Rankin. M. P. P., has been arrested and held to

military commission in the United States service. —- mb oer

Norrs exou THe Provinces. — Under this title, Mr Finlay, late editor of the Scottssh American Journal, has published a series of interesting and valuable letters, from one of which we clio the following. It must be conceded that the paragraph contains mach truth :

* The most reliable statistics prove the superior agricultu- ral prodactiveness of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island; yet +o lirtle is agriculture attended

to in the first of these Provinces, that it has to import pro- |

duce annually for its lumbermen to the value of about $200,- UU, [is shore towards the Gulf, from Cape Tormentine to

the head of Bay Chaleur, a distance of nearly SVU miles,

swarms with fish, and offers every facili:y for fisting stations; but that braneh of industry is utterly unknown along the whole of this coast. The best Mackerel fi-hery in the Gulf, or anywhere in the world, «8 along the north side of Prinee Edward Island, but of all the schooners thai are to be seen in pursuit of this valuable fish there is not one belonging to the island or the adjoining shores. Ln m nerals, Nova Seo- tia offers probably a richer field to the eapitalist than any uther part of the continent ; but its resources in this way have been very little male use of, and there are s ams of coal, fur instance, cropping out on the coast of Cape Breton, within a few miles of wiere | aw now, which are le't to be

excavated aud carried off by any body who may chovse. The | finest salinoa fisheries, both in New Brunswick and Nova |

Seotia, are being allowed rapidly to go to run through ue-

2. Moved by Mr. Daniel H. Dingwell, seconded by Mr. |

ed this life, hoping that through the mercy of God, and the intercession |

‘of the Blessed Virgin Mary, she would participate im immortal bappi- jneas. Requescant in pace.

At St. Eleaner’s, of Croup, Sept. 6th, Laura Maria, only child of Joseph aud Ann Schurman, aged eleven months.

At Charlottetown, on the 15th ingt., of Diptheria, James Sutcliffe, son | of Edward Moore, aged 4 years.

PRICES CURRENT. Cuartorretown, October 19, 1861. Provisions. ' Poultry. Beef, (ainall) per lb. 241 @ 5d} lurkeys, each Do. by quarter 24d @ 4d/Geese, each Matton 3d @ 5d) Fowls, each Lamb per th 3d @ di Ducks, each | Pork, per Ib. 34d @ 44d) Patridges, each Do. (small) ud @ 7d . | Veal per Ib. 2d @ 44) Fish. Butter (fresh) 1s ld @ Ls 3d/Codfish, per qtl. | Do. by tub Cheese

23 @ 2s Od 7d @ is 3d

3s 6d @ 6s

1s 2d @ Is 6d | the 23d instant, at 8 o'clock, p. m. Yd @ 1s!

188 @ 203! YELLING AT HALF PRICE AT 10d @ IsiHerrings, per bbl. 253 @ 30s | 3d @ Sd\Mackere!, per doz. 1s Gd@ 3s| —

City, Uct. 21, 1861. ‘- J. il. TURNER'S. | | Hurrah for the Volunteers! Giiobe Hoetel!

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5, 24 x 103 «

6,21 x50 *

7,21 x 50 + Rear Lots.

8,21 x50 *

The House will be sold in part, or the whole, as it oan be : /easily separated. For further particulars apply te the Sub- J. W. CAIRNS, Proprietor. | seriber, where every information can be obtamed.

JOHN R. BOURKE.

o° 2 @ Gla @

een on the Table, on Friday Evening next, at 8 o’elock, p.m. ‘Tickets, ls. Gd. each.

ae a Pt

ns mstinid it A CARR. ; ' Me | Mill View. Lot 49, Sept. 9, 1861. 3m. /RRIS, thankful tor past favors, begs to inform | -———.~—-————- —. Mi er triemte and the public that her DANCING CLAS- | Summer Shawls and Mantles,

SES for the season will open not on Thursday, the 24th, as er- | “ELLING AT HALF PRIC ‘roneously stated in the Js/ander, but on WEDNESDAY next, SS City, Oct. 21, 1861. swndhess J. ll. TURNER'S.

| TO ARRIVE. | eerste ———— _ /§MIE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL by AUCTION, om | The Remaining Stock of PARASOLS, | ane ee Tee ata ene Se

29 do Soap

| & Dos. Buckets

15 Boxes Cheese

October 21, 1861.

City, Oct. 21, 1861. J. H. TURNER’S.

Tato 9d @ lld \A7 E, the undersigned, having witnessed the working of | 9 , Lard 72 1d Lumber. | \ the combined Mowtne anv Reaping Macuine manufac- | - aman ro aw none’ Boards, (hemlock) 3s 6d @ 4s tured by Mr. Exisua Wearuerse, hereby certify that we) 6 a a me

Pearl Barley 14d @ 1jd} Do. (sprace) Flour, per barrel 428453} Do. (pine) Flour per t 2¢)/Shingles, per M.

4s @ 5s| consider it superior to any of those imported, being quite as 7s @ 93 easy of draft, and embracing several important improvements | none in the workmanship and mode of handling.

10 do Shoe Brushes 37 Cases Boots and Shoes, comprising @ well-assorted _ variety suitable fur the season.

es tmaal lad @ 2d Samuel Drake, J. P. Wm. Acorn - : Sethee dozen 7 94 Sundries. Michael Hayley Albert Kelly October 7, 1861 ALEXR. McKINNON, Auctioneer. Veactabies. —_[Cluer Seed'pors pone] ‘Robert Gay” Ie tiady “ON CONST . Jlover Seed per none | rte ' ; . GNMENT Potatoes pr bush. Is| Wool per tb none | John Uayley, junr. Alex. Martia 4 Carrots per bunch 2djHay per tos 708 @ 80s | + ggg Hon eg : roe A nd no MN fo r S a i e, Green Peus per qt 6d @ 7d/Straw perewt. Is 6d @ 1s 9d | m. Wood - : — /Q Boxes Cavendish TOBACCO 5 eases BOOTS & SHORS conte. [Remitper dda ad gpd] ee gi eee Smee : ‘ Apples per dozen ae ” — a. rader Herrings 5 iron teade “«< ioe ; OTICE: | oo. : — t per bushel mr oone ee “4d th 4d @ - IN So a Di f 15 dozen Corn Brooms : arley 3 sillides per To the Electors of the con istrict of A lot of Cooking and Franklin Stoves, for wood and coal. Vuts ‘ ZsSheepskins each 3s 3d @ 38 9d | King’s County. | Some small Cook Stoves for vessels.

GEORGE LEWIS, Market Clerk.

MEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

GLASGOW HOUSE! ESTABLISHED 1858. NEW GOODS.

is6!. FALL IMPORTATIONS. I8Gi..

NM] OW opening per Ship ‘+ Isabel." FROM ENGLAND, 1 A LARGE AND VERY COMPLETE ASSORIMENT OF

SRAPLE & FANCY

DRY GOODS, BRITISH MANUFACTURE,

Comprising the best and cheapest Stock ever offered. Wholesale customers supplied as usual Remainder of supplies hourly expected per ‘ Prince Alfred,’ from London, and * Gazelle,’ from Liverpool. Ue. Wee, 0 aie | Queen Street, Ch.town, Oct. 21, 1861.

NEW GOODS!

PART OF

FALL AND WINTER STOCK

_ Just Received, at ‘‘Cheapside” House.

_— E Subseriber has received, per Brigt. ** Arren,”’ from Boston, his FALL aad WINTER SLOCK of

| LEATHER BOOTS and SHOES,

bail at Toronto, for having accepted, or agreed to accept, a compris ng -Womens’ Balmoral double-soled Calf Boots

Do single do. elastic Buff do. | Misses’ and Children’s double and sipgle Balmoral do.

| Boys’ and Youths’ strong double-suled Wellington do. Do Balmoral do | Men's Wellington Balmoral and elastic do.

| Men's and Women’s Buff winter Driving Boots.

| ‘The above have been manufactured for the subscriber, are |in English Style, and may be relied on to give satisfaction.

| € The remainder of his Stock of Boots and Shoes, together

witth a Larce Assortment Britis Staple ano Fancy Goups,.

‘daily expected by the Brig *+ Prince’ Alfred,’’ from London. and Barque **Gazelle,’’ from Liverpool. Terms, Cash on Delivery. Oct. 21, 1861. 2i BENJ. DAVIES

EXTENSIVE CONSIGNMENT. _ EX “ISABEI.,” FROM LIVERPOOL, G. B, Geneva, Whiskey, Tea, Soap, and Staple

Goods.

10 Hhds. De Cuyper GENEVA, 5 Casks fine vld (smali still) WUISKEY, 50 Chests superior Cungou TEA,

16 Boxer SOAP,

6 Bales) oy é % 2 Cases, q STAPLE GOODS.

ALSO-—— Ex ‘* Prince Alfred,”’ from London, (hourly expected) — 20 Chests TEA, | The Subscriber begs to intimate to the T'rade, that he is now prepared to offer for sule to wholesale buyers the above

| \ . : erie 2 7 | All the shewe at low prices. UBLIC MEETINGS of the Electors of the above District | mang, P will be held at the following places, and at the dates here- | Oct. 14, 1861. WILLIAM DODD, Queen Square.

| in mentioned : — YY essels Wanted.

At the tiouse of Mr. Jchn Phelan, Morell, on Tuesday, |» HE Sabscibers will CHARTER British Vessels for the

| Oct. 22, at 1) o'clock, a. m. scaten Pack > so . | At the Head of St. Peter's Bay, at the House of Mr. Suther-! 4+ fair rates le Hou Terk Se Reitich ROMGpE

land, on Tuesday evening. Oct. 22, at 4 p. m. At Graod River School House, Cross Roads, Lot 56, on RE ee re eres York. , ’ New York, July 25, 1861.

Wednesday, Oct. 23, at 11 o'clock, a. m. | The object of the foregoing Meetings is te enable the Mem- - 7 7 Turnips! Turnips! Turnips! FEW THUUSAND BUSUELS of superior TURNIPS

bers for the District to give an account of their proceedings in | the House of Assembly during the last Session, and to give

for Sale. Apply to GEORGE COLES. Bas | Charlottetown, I4th October, 1861.

)sume explanation regarding the Land Commissioners’ Award. Oct 14, 1861.

| Molasses. L call , . Y

GRAND RIVER WH ARF, LOT 56. Wolasses, — ees Anples, Cheese,

RONALD WALKER —- arrive per Brigantine ** Ariel” from Beston— ’

| ¥P ESPECTFULLY intimates to his Friends and the Public 1

OU sides Sole Leather that he has commenced Business in the Store lately

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10 puncheons Molasses

joecepie! by Messrs. McAalay & Johnston, where he has re- 20 boxes Tobacco ‘ceived a LARGE ASSORIMENT of 72 do Mould Candies 25 do Soap

NESW GOonpDs, 20 do Kaisins

itable for tl tand approaching , which will 6 kegs do., 100 Ibs. each beaperr yy ale dev Gee ie TCU tet 25 boxes mixed Confectionary

R. W. assures bis Friends and the Public that nothing shall 50 do Lorenges be wanting on his part to render his Establishment worthy of 5 do Sslaratus, in pound papers Ser cane eas Se. = ar we aes a sail 32 boxes Biscuit and Crackers, assorted Notice. 4 casks Kerosene Oil i ae : : 20 boxes Tobacco Pipes

FFNXUE Tenants on Townships Nos 35 and 36 in this Island, | ‘ ae

r are hereby cautioned against paying any person whom- = ioe Rrawtes: 5° ton, Dosim, 3 des. Barrel Govese

soever any Rent or arrears of Rent due to the Subscriber, as,

jone of the Heirs of tne late Hon. Donald McDonald, no person | I being authorised to receive the same. I MARY MARGARET McDONALD.

40 bbls. Apples, 10 do. Onions

bbl. Lard Oil

bbl. Irish Mose, 2 tubs Tapiees 2 cases Matches, 50 bage fine Salt,

Charlottetown, P. E. Island, October 7, 1861. Isl G Im | 10 bo ae ‘ sit as | xes extract Logwood ALFRED PURCHASE, 125 boxes Smoked Herring __ Watch and Clock-maker. Smardon’s Corner. Boxes Pepper, Menard, Ginger, Core i : . ere ; or sale low P. W. LYNDMAN, | Ilorizontal Watches in Silver cases,....... seareeekh @ @) October 7, 1861. (Isl & R W) ‘Hunting...... Biss soentn < Genoese nos secsteessingt BO OL ae - -- - Lever Escapement ..... le ee +510 0| Stoves, Stoves, Stoves. ee, i, ee Seudnn bese wa cabbees eins snes 6 0 0 JUST arrived from Albany, five hundred STOVES, Charlottetown, Sept. 23, 1861. ly sing Cooking. Parlor, and Air-tight Stoves, in variety, [e ae ; and for sale at Dodd's Brick Store. Vet. 7. dw DODD & ROGERS.

"TO FARMERS. UST RECEIVED at Dodd's Brick Store, a lot ef FARM. ERS’ BOLLERS, 30, 50, and 70 gallons. Oct. T. 4w ODD & ROGERS.

LL Persons having any demands against the Estate of the late Epwarp Cox, Fsq , M. D., ot Vernon River, deceased, are requested to present the same, duly attested, to the ander- signed, within three months from the date hereof, for adjuat- ment; and all persons indebted to Estate of deceased, are re- MATAT.: quired to make payment forthwith, to the undersigned, at his \ cae GO OLS Bee residence at Vernun River. A N ‘alphi4 Ooi GEORGE ADAMS, Administrator. wie shee ok Vernon River, Oct. 1, 1861. im [Oct. 7.

NP AUBSF EEN Gy Gaen i SMe) - FALL IMPORTATION!

Hunnewell’s Universal Cough Remedy, Expected early in © BER, | |

RNa ae ” Vv Aten ies, SS ae eee an hed bed

' Pe NA Ndale sad } Peasy ahi 37g INTY oe

Se ‘PY “PRINCE ALFRED” from LONDON — Cures Coughs, Colds, Astha-a, Bronchial Complaints, and all Throat | 5 Roa ; 7 nttn~n_,: i. ° ; | A LARGE and CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK of

ACTUAL CONSUMPTION. TEAS, WINES, SPIRITS, | Its great featere is a freedom from every eompopent.which produces | . | debility, and its unegring certainty in all of the above Complaints reste | Liqueurs and Groceries. | with the fact that it may be weed every hour without restraint There-| A

Lso——— | fore from ehildbood and its terror, #7 Zooping Cough, to old age aad its By “BLACK DOUGLASS” irom BOSTON, U.8.— | infirmities, aliow it to be the companion from the cradle, andthe one 200 Barrels FLOUR

giect and improper legislation. And so on; except in the Gvods, on as reasonable terms as they ean be purchased in | wil be spared many of its early victims. 40 Puncheons MOLASSES

pete required his attention, and ales the views and wishes of cuse of the lumber business in New Brunswick and the Constituents with r ttothe Award. He stated that fisheries on the Atlantic side of Nova Scotia. which are in-

be did not desire to influence them either for or against the | creasing much more rapidly than those of the adj ining | Ward; but he wished, at the same time, to gather their views stares of New England, there are none of the Provincia’ |

ng it, and hoped that they would fecely discuss the re-ources turned to proper account ; while the local govern- 18 hie presence, aud if they thought fit, embody their) nt. show a strange neg ect of common action in duties,

Wishes te the shape Res »f i ic ‘ ‘ ° . had taken place, tie oe ies ee curreney, postage, immigration, &e., a neglect which entails ‘ . ‘the greatest inconvenience on the inhabitants, and most ma-

sub witted aad unani wously passed ;— , : > } aw Pert e, by Jobe Stewart, Kaquire, aud seconded by Mr (serially impedes the progress of the Provinces pbell .

bald Cam | od ticle -<pee+ Giaknad That it is the opinion of | FRIGHTFUL DISCLOSURES. desided upen of thie Meeting that the Award should not be

Ritined Negee Cbtiel McDonaPl, and seconded by Mr ei i nsvescing. Links between dyepapais. and That it i pie ‘sanity in a@ very impressive manner. Ina plain and lucid Fare bo cheats inhtoginn Oo a renincaett to employ @ secret style he explains that the unhealthy condition of the stomach on by William Henderson, Kequire, and seconded by people ; that a strong sympathy exists between the brain and Thet 8 vnald : the stomach, and in conclusion argues that nothing is more bit Mestiog have every embdence in Mr. Hensley as their Re- common than a deranged state of the stomach and !owels, and

(h¢ present = bia fur bes attendance and explauatious upua | that indigestion and costiveness are the invariable adjunets of Me : 'Tosanity. He finally adwits that all these predispositions can ing eit stieaded another Mecting at the Cross Roads, | be counteracted by proper care and attenticn—a strict regi-

vist, ot 4 p.m. on the same day, 16th Uctuber, men, and the judicious use of vegetable medicines. The fore-

' watt the Chair was taken by Mr. John Scott, and a resolution going doctrine is nothing more than an endorsement or corro- passed cxpressive of confidence in Mr. Hensley. Mr. boration of the treatment prescribed by Professor Holloway

the City, for cash or approved paper. N. RANKIN. | 12 Queen Street, Oct. 21, 1861. (Is!)

Don't Forget

J. Ul. TURNER'S.

at nine o'clock, at City, October 21, 1861,

Stoves! Stoves! UST ARRIVED FROM YARMOUTH, N.S., a large Stock of those celebrated COOKING, PARLOUR and

| versal sutistuction ever since their first arrival in thie Island |in 1858. Atso—Spure Stove Pots, Kettles, T'eu Ketties, and | Metal Boilers.

| approved Notes of Hand. H. J. P. TERLIZZICK, Agent. | Charlottetown, Oct. 21, 1861. lin

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Make it your pocket companion by dey, and yopr bedside friend hy night, using it whenever you please.

Hunnewell’s Tolu Anodyne Curee all Complaints of Nervous | and Spasmod.o character, such as Nepralgia, Gout, Kioeumatism, St,

| Vitus Dance, Tooth and gar-Ache, Bowel Complaints, Nervous and—

| Spasmoedie Sick Head Ache, to that terror of all nervaps dispositions, .Charlettetown, 9th September, 1861. | FPMUE great Sale of Dry Goods, commencing every morning | #84 Probably the chief cause of Insanity,

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Siter & dissolution of the present House of Assembly.| Dar. Hantow, Medical Superintendent of the Main Insane; BOX STOVES, for wood and coal, that have given such uni- |