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isang in the cornfield; no barvest-home ‘choruses drowned the noise of the credking wain. If gaiety was sought, it was at the poisoned fountain of fermented liquor; and

_____ MISOELLANEDUS,

PET NAMES.

When daytime cares and toils are past,

‘the whole the gloom which for a moment

they d ispelled,

And busy feet have cegsed to roam, And once again we meet at last

Around the dear old hearth at home ; > 00 a — We throw aside all forms and shams

For merrie chats and firvside games, tressing event, which formed the subject of And dror the * Misters” xad the ** Ma’ams”

. From the For our familiar Lousel

| has occurred at Norton, Maltone.

Here are no cold contemptuous eyes, a@ young person named Annie Elizabeth Mar- No social mask is neede. here, ‘ Where heurt meets heart without disguise, brother’s house in Rosedale, North Riding,

And all are welcome, al! are deur. One tame, one home, ene vve-tie sweet,

One fuith below, one heaven above us

night, and on the following evening the hus- ‘band elect aguin remained with his sweet- heart after the family had gone to bed. It seems, however, that both had fallen asleep. and that a stick on the fire had tallen off and ignited the dress (somewhat ample) of the young girl. The young mao on awaking

What matual rapture thas to nieet With thove we love, and these whe love us!

* Adolphus,’ with h‘s wh.skers fine, Moustache, and other harmless folly,

Now quiie forgets tu bounce aad shine,

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the beer-house and gin-place increased on Steam Navigation (o's.

A Barve Burnev to Dearu.—A very dis-

an inquiry before the East Riding coroner, ! The Steamer ‘Princess of Wales’ - evidence given at the inquest itappeared that L shall, who bad been house-keeper in her Q) odie in vime for the moruing train on Tuesday.

had come from there a few days ago to on TUESDAY morning, and Kichibucto, for Chat: |

Nortun for the purpose of being married. | ham and Neweustle, at one o'clock same day, | She and her lover, it seems, bad set up one | tiving at Chatham and Newcastle same evenlug

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PP. E, ISLAND “NOTICE TO THE TRADE. r

rrvik SUBSCRIBER HAS RECELV- 2 = a - . rer

Art y EDM USUAL

Deediis. spring & Summer

Steamers | Ronorts of Fashions for 1865,

ok Vale leather Belle. | With rucn Stzen Cut Patrerns or Garments Princess of Weles and He from the representations on the F.shion Plate.

— de ictually atvended to. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, | Oss psccoully s te

Commencing Monday, May 22. Queen Street, Charlottetown. April 10th, 1860.

CYEY LOAN. Shediac, Richibucto, Chatham and Neweastle, | Line snes " i +: every MOND A might. ut eleven o'clock, reaching A RESOLUTION baving passed the City

Council for effecting a LOAN of

vr "J

FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS, ur- | for the purpose of erecting a PUBLIC MARKET |} HOUSE: Tenders wiil be received at the office of

Leaves Neweastle, for Shediac, at four o'clock the City Clerk, from persons willing to lend the nm Wi DNESD AY morning, calling at Chatham | s#id sum, or any part Lnenpdk "nt less iran ORE ud R el ibacho 60 wav down * HUNDRED POUNDS—to tue ¢€ ity of Charlotte- uu rica ‘ . 4 : :

, 7 : | town. ‘

Leaves Shediac, for Summerside and Charlotte-| “phe tenders to express the amount of the sum town, on WEDNESDAY afternoon, at balt-past proposed to be leat, with the rate of interest. two o'clock, immediately on arrival of the Train. |" qe payment of the principal will be secured by

KAV ES Charlottetown for Summerside,

‘ . : . ib cia) Leaves Shediac, for Richibucto, at nine o'clock

Leaves Charlottetown for Pictou every THURS- | pepeninres, under the seal of the City, payable ten |

DAY morning, at haif-past uine; retaruing, leaves | years from’ date, with the interest half-yearly,

And settles down to homely * Dolly; | found his intended wile in flames, in striving : 7 a c ae eaet Se tor Geel 1 ri : St : from the general — = Corporation. . t } Miss ( iriott ae ] i 2 4 oe oar zeaves Guar oF t + 1 Tt oun we Be 0 »Vy order Taste oo : : re ' to subdue which he was severely burnt. The diac, every ERIDAY worn‘ng at half-past eight PETER MACGOWAN, City Clerk. Sweet * Lotty” sits Veniud the hob, poor girl was most fe artnily burnt, especially } o'clock : L 2 | Cherlottetown, 29th May, 1860, u And “ Flora” is transformed to * Flo,” about the head, and lingered in torture tij|| Leaves Shediac, for Summerside and Charlotte- | — X - eeereremencen ; ' . 5 ; ; wh, at half-p: Vv SATURDAY atfier ‘ th Wicbinat chiatien’ tare * Tol s é : a sp. | town, at half-past two every SA iD i i‘ . wer % And Roert shortened into “ Bob aturday morning when death ensued. Ver ou, arriving at Charlotieiown at half-past ten | <hot lh I actor *% e

: : se iy : » Se i nret Oft iu our inmest hearts is :urst | dental burning.

Some pet vame, playfa - . That lis} d yt iby 8 lips : frst ‘ . ‘aula m2 wu . *? fia gnws ida stowed worn, | Dvson’s Building, ears— nw — x

A word that he

ly conferred,

» 2. . imu ih Baier i

\Corner of Great George and Kent Streets.

nd puin— , . Calls up long-baried joys aid tears,

And brinws the old home

Long yours of loveliness

' ucK Ayan.

o* 9 enews ‘ } 4 ¢! Lov'd names! we hold the

; tvery cear—

ei eee. INEW GOODSs.}

Seo very, very deur to ou

For are they not our very own, i

Wr. H. WILSON fo share our joys, our gricfs, our blames, Those few lov'd ones whe still are known Sa ae ie PATIONS, per L. C. Owen and Edwin

jand Lizzie from LIVERPOOL, and Urania frow

Sin om bY O10 ia

niliar household names?

ek hy: | LONDON, consiting of: MAY POLES. f — Grey, White and Striped Corrons, We do not believe in

of oe pe feical:s" cn dilidlesdabalel ‘ ; the “* good old | Grey and White SHEETING, Fancy Shirting, times,”” but we do believe in good old May- Prats, Striped Shirtings, Jean, Osnaburg, Tick- poles; in other words, we times were mot good, but that there were | gome good things in them. Without going | L di ; D :

- ~ > back to the days when the pe ple, led by > a 1€S | ress Material,

‘ orvin. ' in Plain and Fancy Poplinetts, Baratheas, Mo- their priests, marched 1a procession on the | hairs, Checked Lustres, French Marinos, Black morning of the lst of May to some ne ghbor- | Silks, and Priuted Muslins. ing wood, and returned a!! jubilant with | =

: . * ‘ r - ; +e ¥ 2 r their pole decorated with flowers and rib-) ™Iaaawviss, in Paisley, Black bops—to those when bluff King Llal ase | ludiana, Suk Baraze, Fancy Cashmere, &c. ke.

F i | sembied his Court on May.ay at Shooter’s ;

» - « ~* > r —~@ hill, and Royal Bess presid:d at the May | Mantles, I low ers.

Ne “ | Feathers. Ribbons. Fancy W 5 li ae games in Greenwich-park, we may salely FPeatuers, Ribbon , Fancy Willow, Straw and

firm th: hen “the t Maypole.” of Crinoline Bonnets; White and Coloured Hats, a rm 1at ~~ mn ae 2 AY po e, e Dress Ornaments, &e. &Ke Parasols. Gloves, which Pope speaks, “o'er looked the Strand, | Hosiery, Edgings, Veils, Muslins, Corsets, Laces, and the people danced arovad it to the dis- | 40d a large selection of Worked Embroidery. gust of all yodiy Puritans, (aei¢ Ife was on

i nels, dec. &c.

the whole far fuller of bard ship and priva- | A choice selection.

tion than that.of the lower orders in our | of Seoteh Tweeds, White Shirts, Scarfs, Collars Braces, Revolving Ties, &c. &e : Ready-made

own time. England was thea “ Merrie Civthing, Boots and Shoes in great variety. Evgland ” if you will, yet boisterous merri- | meat is too often only the reaction of sul- | Jenness aud gloom. The wages of the | TEA, warranted good: Sugar, Molasses, Sean. peasant was not more than half what they | Candles, Stareb, Rice, Tobacco, Indigo, Biue, ure “ow, while the price of most of the | Pepper, Ginger aud Allspice, Ke. &e.

necessaries of lile

Groceries,

Was more than double. |

Hardware,

4 ; Meat Was cheaper than at present, yet so/,, . . - Nails, Hoes, Shovels, Ploughmounting, Glass.

dear that hundreds of thous cin? 2 : mr ge 1

: a ; : : Veavers’ Reeds, Tea and Table Spovuns, wulves pearcely Vcr tasted it. Yeomen and sh0p- | and Forks, &e. Ke. keepers ate bread inferior to what is now given to the inmates of a \ The above Goods mass of } B op j ; : 2 } F lass = le population liveu of well selected in some of the best rve, and the poor-rate ia the eign of Charles | y : :

: : English and Scotch Houses, and

will be sold at the lowest possible prices for Cash.

Ch'town, May 29, 1865.

nds of families

vor ke-h¢ use, the

liveu on barley, oats,

IL. was ditsle less than bali veaue.

the eutire re- Squaiters and tree assers abound. ed, markets were far distint, streets were miserably paved and lighted. surgeons were | jiitie betier than 1 bysicians | siubply chariatans—crowded cities were far

h rw isl pro

MT / ¥ Y ; cities were fir] NWEW GOODS less wholesome than sow, and the duration

ot buman life was much shorter. BY THE

Such were the material di-cow ort of the | Recent Arrivals from Britai . morris-daucers; their moral aud intellec.| tual wants were equa ly grest. Pity and 2 Importations for SPRING 1865

mercy were rare; Waste ; i aaa’ oe being wow COMPLETED at the high dames beat their servants, and the

feru'e wus the chief instrument of lustruc- | ? ! : - tion. Idiots and madmen w re seourged ip BRETISH BAREHGHSE Bedlam, as if lusablly Weft a erliue ; hus. thi ‘ “5

bands claimed the right >» wh p wives; the wretehed mao in the piliory was assailed with a shower of

bl CaS bs,

We l-twra

ickbats ; and |

rwe RITISH & FOREIGN crowds pressed on the Hhangmen to urge hin | 1h oe i to give it weil to the fellow who was tied | iM E Re € i A N D I Z E.

to the cart’s tail. Light offences were pu- wished with barbarous penuities; aud the prisons, full of steuch and pestilenee,- were | hells on earth.

i

Now Open for Inspection,

comprising all the

Noblemen ¢ en were desti- ”

tute’ of cowlorty of which a reapectable| @equisite Articles for family use, |

a artisan would not be deprived; sud ‘men,’ _ ws Macaulay says, * died taster in the lanes| Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Groceries, of our towns than they now d ¢ on the coast | je gc. &e of Guieea.”’ Yet even these voked back on | W.& A BROWN # tine when eivilization was . e : a

} te | {a lower edb,| June 5, 1865.

and boasted of the progress they had made | aia rt : since the Maypole was first erected in the N K W Ss ‘O RES ' Strand in 1634. Many changes and chauzes| ~~ , - . befel it, fur it was an ewblem of vatioval | Dorchester Street. mirth. It stood en the give of the present |

| ’ me church of St. Clement, and when Cromwell! Liquors, Molasses, Tea, Sugar, came to power. down it ‘e]! ay * Satan’s lour hanp 1 Piagetaff.’ Ov the first Ma: ‘day atter the ee 9 tg ° Sundry roceries, &c,

| ' . s . » . | Restoration it rose agsin 134 feer high with | shouts and songs of gladuess. The Duke | of York was Lord High Admiral, and he, | . . . . . | being nowise inclined to Puritanisim, leat | town, the following

twelve seamen to assist in raising it. Mul- | Extensive and Valuable Stock titudes went before it from Scotland yard ; OF flags were flying, drums throbbing, and | Mi ERCH hl . music not the most barwonious filied the| + 4ae AN DIZ K, air. The two halves were joiaed with irog | comprising WINES, BRANDIES, and other LL banda, aude gilt crown und wane wore |@UyHS of the bert quay: fresh GROUERTES placed on the top. Four hours it took to | MOLASSES. equal vo any urticles of the kind in raise it with tackie aud pulivys, and then | Ro marine which he olfers to wholesale and retail the purple-searfed worrs-devcers tripped ae round it with a will to the sound of pipe | At the lowest prices for Cash, and tabor, while ehildrea lauzied aod the| - at: ° i » ° . ie : é J sged clapped their hands, a» if the p w | .° ee 0 aus ae RUM, iad ie ; ee had : ‘ ogsbeads Ho lands N, May pole were the harbinger of plenty and | @ Hbds. Irish and Seoteh MALT WHISKEY Fee Sense ne We densing! OU Vib ent Ck BUARDT, and revelry were done; and if the flowers | 6 Hogsheacs PORT WI NEL t . ‘ P si bi aN ote wed garlands that adorsed it withered, its| 6 Seiad of SHERRY three great lanterns, ig honor of the three 100 dozea Kdinburgh LE admirals, ecased not io simmer through | 100 dozen Guinness’ PORTER . : al an . ; - ih , —- dark night, i ’ ) 000 ebests and half chests of TEA, Disused and deeaying, it was pulled dowa | 10 bogsheads of SUGAR in 1713, aod « new oue eurmouaied with gilt! 35 pungheons of MOLASSE

New Brick Stores Dorchester Street, Charlotte

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| AS completed bis SPRING IMPOR. | iH compe rT

haye been|

, : ee . . i ail . : . {heir | we solicit the attention of the public to our Stock of |

balls aud a weatbercock took its place, but | ie the apivit of the people was eianzing; the Gaucers’ feet chased the glowing hours Jess gsily ; merry Kayland was bec wivg wood); | sod in 1715 the May-pole was giveu to dir | Isace Newton as a stand for his sarge PF. ench | telescope. The aye of science aud facis was dawniog; dreams avd dauces were | feiliog with the moruiog hight. But the! Maypole, though Jost to the Strand, gril | couvuued to gladdon the towns and villages o! Esyland, aud wheo the last eve of April closed, many a fair maidey bid her mother | wake aud call her early on the morrow, | which tovher—the Queen o’ May—was to | Le the maddest, merrivst day of all the glad New-year. Many a ttobin frou the bridge | took bis plece awong the danevs shyly, aud |

bopped beavily til) his clownisi: beart leaped |

into bis mouth, and Ege or Kare promised, | beneath the hezel-tree, totes bride Tous the Muypule became the tryst uy-place, und the symbo! of all that is swe, floral and festive. At jast, in ibe coun ry a3 im the town, May-doy jost its festai -Suracter, aud bo longer broks the duil civeic of the year With dance any soug, with gurliuds of bouey- guckle and warizoid. Mauly sports. aad waidedly pastimes vanished lym iue Village grees. Harpers and fiddlers vung up ther bastrumen's wand heard the chords stay one Biter woother ior weut of use. A cheerless

population uversycead the land. No Teapeis |

OUU barrels of FLOU R, Boxes of Honey Dew TOBACCO, 100 boxes Liverpool! SUAP, 80 boxes of PIPES, 1200 JARS, (assorted sizes,) Together with a ful! assortment of all articles in the GROCEKY LINE, to which he iuvites the attention of bis friends in Townand Country, whose

| past favours are respectfully acknowledyed.

OWEN CONNOLLY.

Charlottetown, May 29, 1865. Isl

West India Produce, —

TPiik SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, at his new Wurehonre, Queen-street, opposite

Peake's Stores, the unsold portion of the Carzo vi

Brigt. H&LEN Davies, fiom Demerara, viz:—

10 Pana. heavy retailing MOLASSES,

10 Hhds- Museovado SUGAR,

oJ Barrels choice granulated Sugar, for familv use or preserving equal to refined suyur.

ALSO IN STOKE,

;

| . aa :

' Ex L C. Owen trom Liverpoo!—

50 Bolts Bleached Navy Canvas from Nog. | to 7.

60 * oF Gourock, " 1 to 5,

; ey lbs. Seaming Twine, 20 Bundles Oakum,

| 3 Chain Cables foy suall vessels, sizes } inch, 9-16

: aud j.

| 7 Chain Anchors to snit do.

2 sets Knee Bars for u vesse! of 200 tons,

} cauriug.)

: : 1 ts dict, died from exhaustion caused by acei- | game night.

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i returning to Charlottetown same evenings, imme

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wold that the old | ings, Hollands, Grass Cloth, Linen, Fancy Flan- |

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YJB BC. NEWBERY is hereby | ridue. 8 laze postin of the lund is cleared and (VE authorized to collect amounts due me for |! & #004 agp ee png ae There aren , . . rc efiy With Tencing ber nere ure on the professional attendance, &e 1d vive receipts in | 4, : : oe wp i ‘ S mauee. All ncootnte rendered by hits menat. to | treme 8 ved DWRLLING HOUSE | save fu t! or trouble. be eattled inomediute ;21ft « 38ft; a BARN 40ft » S50 ft and 20 ft Po-t, | save ure. OHVUIC, VE BOU IE t et cry i > , Pamisem | EZR. GAUVEEAU with CELLAR; a vood WELL f WATER shale é why J+ Pee we to) arnt Ponde ; } Springs: a vor Ch’town, 27th Febrnary, 18065. isl | ee a ee Puce ote Pd pa 7 yal ee jsupply of Swamp Mad, together with Muscle Mud PR a . Newser can be seen at Dr land other Mannres. both in the Bay and the Rive Gauvreau’s Office, as | Le wiil be sold in LOTS to suit intending purcha : a j Sers und a porti nof itis weli adapted f rucountiy - imo pens =| Store, a Lime Kila, or a Fishing Establishment. | : & i }—- 4 - | Terms Liberal Possession instuut. Aj ply & = i” ew mr ithe Proprietor in Charlottetown o. &D —{ =. | JOHN A. MCDONELL. g i». ) M ) 27th, 1865. tf BL a a $$ a" . i 5 gin oJ tr) — es | RN OF at 34 : - ang j mM} . erg BSC gi eS eee ond = na ‘y > ’ ’ OO —, _ ™ LAN DS } OR SA LE ! Q | xm < 1 ‘ — = = > oad Law Pu tubscriber, as the Agent of Six > = i SamueL. Conanp, Bart., The Right Hon co <é Davia a, j . “Soak i 4 aon i” Lae os |} LavRENCE SUiLivan, and Mr Epwarp Cunani eo ‘~ é po Ss crea is been dire 1 to disceoutinue the aveten of © > -—J gos wW | LEASING LNDS—heretofore pursued.” For the ip t- Pd aed sie | future these lands wil SOLD on the folk witig oO — -—~{ lage 4 ww” |terms:—A d& posit of Twenty-live per cent of the = — ' : : S , 44 gf | purchase money to be paid down at the time of aS Gg. | parchisse money. ta to or @ a } ) | sig ie the agreeinent, and the residue in te. dl fo oe —_ } Years by equal insta’ments. The price will be oO {= CD bene 4s: K irom Twenty shillings (20s) per acre upwards pet | ld OD > Re : z fo. . 66> —- bk | -u er parliciiars luade KLOWD ab the Suvscrl ew —_ gs ~- |} ber 8S Oilice. ae ove et, | G. W. DEBLOIS mm SF e< > dF weg | Ch'town, May 15, 1865, . Bes ventin Sespnenalabaia kde ie ia iinet ea we — ve wy | rf relline , 7 7a ; q 2 OS jwelling House, Tannery, &e. ve r NF pny FOR SALE ond ag a pia Lidse | ee ca Fe ee lyveuten «0: hr, : ; a a. rs ) oe i HE subscriber offers for sule, at private | ~ — . hs s —S - | ~ contract, t e premises at present uplied by = © O bod (5 | [him in the thriving Village of SOUTHPORT. | = a ad 4 | The Land measures 100 feet on the main street, and nt EB &,3) — ~~ |} extends back 200 feet. There are on the premiser . ~~ \. ia very comfortable DV LOUSE, one o oa omen K, I sar ad alf t : 1 a po tag : 7 a rf t ga es 4 ; “a HAM stor is ss VALE O rovulmMs Ol Loe 3 = "aes —_ lirst floor, Kitchen and Pantry attached 7. Also, a two-sto BUILDING 66 by 30 feet, now ) 7) v LDID , t, ~ £3) 7 = f. used a3 a TANNERY, containing 12 Pits, with ea & as ANNE ; itaining 12 8, Li “ hor } : | Leaches and all the necessary conveniences for | “e) FZ a | Carrying on the TANNING LUSINE » There > ue —— m9 isa good Well with Pump at the door, and good 93 t 3 mate carden. = _ ew For terms, which will be made easy, and any | (% ' }other particulars, apply to WILLIAM DODD, | ~ ed oe \uctioneer, Charlottetown, or to the subscriber on |

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TINH KE SUBSCRIBER begs respect!u!ly to The Steamer ‘Heather Belle’ Leaves Charlottetown for Pictouevery MON DAY | or :

morning at balf-past nine. j tryou

inform the public that he will continue to nre CLOTH, &ce., Wool will be received in Charlottetown

7 iby H. J. Culteck, Avent, or at the Mill Leaves Picton same evening—on arrival of Mail, | "t 2 Cloth received for Dysiug sud Dressing pal ibout six o’clock—for Charlottetown. | heretofore. Leaves Charlottetown for Brule every THURS. | CHARLES E. STANFIELD.

DAY and SATURDAY mornings, at tive o'clock ; May 22, 1865 if

Labrador Herring for Sale. BBLS. No. 1 HERRING, 13 Half Bbls. do do

40 Bbls. No. 2,

diately after arrival of Mail at Brule, at about five | loek % he eveniny Oo ClOCK Ih the evenlhy. \ Steamer ‘ Heather Belle’ also runs to Mount | 122 Stewart Bridge and Recky Point, on the Hills. | borough River, every Tuesday aud Pxipay—being | Market -lays. | FARES: From Charlottetown to Pictou, or back—Cabin Is, Steeraye LUs. Od. Charlottetown to Steerage 7s Od. Charlottetown to Summerside, or back—Cabin 9a, | p Steerage 7s 6d. Ip Charlottetown to Shediac, or back — Cabin 18s, | ° steerage Los. Charlottetown to Richibucto, or back,

do JOHN 8. PURDIE. Charlottetown, Jan. 30, 1865. uf | RARE CHANCE. Brule, or back — Cabin %, | Fxon Sale, a very fast BuACK PONEY., ‘

4 - 32 yeurs old, perfectly sound. ALSO, 1 set Riding saddle and

oney Harness complete, | ridle, | Halter, &c., | Cart, will be sold —a bargain. Apply w the Sub- | seriber at the ‘ &xaminuer’ Office.

es ¥. W. HUGHES.

ho Miramichi, do 6.00 | a Summerside to Richibucto, do 3.30 | May 15, 1805. eo Maik Do Miramichi, do 4.50 it Shediac to Richibueto, do 2.00 | WAGON FOR SALE. Do Miramichi, do 3 00 | \ Ee WAG r | Ch’town to St. Jolin, or back—£1 88 Id, or 4.50 dou le eated MW GON bearly n " | Do Eastport do 1 17s 6d, or 6.00 for which a credit of twelve montlis will be

Do Portland, do 2 10s 0d, or 8.00 | given, on approved jolat bute of hand, M A Do Loston, do ® lés 3d, or 9.00] M 15. 1865 yr W. McGILL. 1 > a ; away to, WD. 4! FARES — FREIGHT. aaa bbe lie Charlottetown to Summerside, Is per barrel bulk. | Schooner for Salo. do Shediac, ls 6d ao mirrn , i “a a . Richibueto 2 PiiE subscriber offers for sale the Do & Mir hi ;= 3d, do Sciiooner ‘STAR OF THE SEA,” & Mirawmich, 7 Peo vt) ; ; : shediac Pt oteyls : 95 tons register—bnilt at Bathurst, N, | ee Rie . ‘ to’. alta € Is 6d, do B, (of Hackmatack) in 1862—is very Miramichi, 5 )

’ : substantially built und well found. Returs Tickers twxor from Charlottetown and | J. 8. CARVELL.

Summerside, 12s, available one week. Tickets} Qh’town, P.E-I., April 10, 1865.

void if parties leave the Island during the time. - icseiisdlaies becciliaa Valuable Freehold Property FOR SALE, Lethe itkirenend that , By Private Contract, compliec ith, the Tickets will be void. - ry , e , “00m a fates " ee a ie ba rs may c suilineed at Office fo: Qs Dé )N A LDs I ON ESTAT ayy LOT No. 35, containing about sy order, m., oat . “? “. W. HALES, See'y. | WoO hundredand Forty Acres of Charlotietown, May 29, 1865. | EXCELLENT LAND,

| Bounded on the East by Bedford Bay, ou the West

7 r % NOTICE, by Winter River, and abutting on the Corran Ban

Excursion Return Tickets, at one first class fare, may be issued at any ‘Ticket Ollice. to parties of five or more going and returning together, to and

4inone Ween, it beiny dis

unless these conditions are

i nn ennetinsniniiinshep JOHN KENDLE. Queen Insurance Company | _Sshvor. Meret: 29,1865. if

OF LIVERPOOL. A Freehold Farm far Sale. FIRE AND LIFE! ONSISTING of 175 Acres of Frout

aciiaiiain 7 Land, ina high state of cultivation, with a

Capital, - - - £1,600,000 Sterling. | <00! Dwelling House, Barn, Conch House, Thresh- " jing Machine, and all other requisites suitable for a

| Farm. Also, One Handred Acres of Wood Land, lin the rear, situate ou the south side of Elliot River, }about seven miles from Charlottetown, aud quite

j fue premises,

“TNE Subscriber, having been appointed avent for the above first class Insurance Com-

ue SUBSCRIBER has now in his/ P@"”: is prepared to take risks on all descriptions of | near two public wharfe for shipping produce, &c.

property. J. 8. CARVELL. Charlottetown, Feb. 10. tf [Extracts From Newseaperrs.] On reference to a return mede to Parliament, and erdered by the House of Commons to be printed, 7th

The above property is well worth the notice of any person Wishiug to purchase a good freehold pro- perty, being the estate of the late J. Esq. Time will be given for two-thirds of the purchase money.

eae : Palmer, Exquire. or at the residence of the sub June, 1861, it will be seen that the increase of Duty | x viber, in Prince street. for the pear, paid by the “QUEEN,” was £2567, | CATUERINE WRIGHT, Executrix being upwards of £1000 more than paid by any} (Charlottetown, October 6.1864. tf : other office ever vet e stablished in this City. mane —~ a aioe pine . ae ne ‘ ™ : sy.42 }\From Gore’s General Advertiser, Oct. 24, 1861.) Value ble & Desirable Building |

“Indeed, we believe that we are perfectly justi- tied in saying that no other Company, within the same period, ever attained so larve an Income in either the Fire or Life Departments as the Queen : jeg ae {nsurance Company. In making this staternent.we Pleasantly situated WATER LOTS in George- make no exception even in favor of our older local | Wn, with Water Privilege to the channel, adjoin-

ompanies, namely, the Liverpool and London, the | \v¥ the Common ut the eastern part of the Town. Royal, and the Lancashire Insurance Companies.” | A!so.several BUILDING LOTS inditierent parts of

[From the Civil Service Gazette. Noy. 2, 1861.] Charlottetown. Terms —e COLES

“ Among these important institutions stands emi Charivttetowr: 6th Marth 165 tea ais. vent for its solidity, as well as fer its success, “the | —— “i ail i Queen Insurance Company,’’ which last week held its annual meeting of proprieters in Liverpool. A

LOTS FOR SALE.

TENHE Subscriber offers for sale Two

Valuable Farm

for Sale, _

ut his establishment in }

&c.; 1 Box Sleigh, 1 Dog}

| FD ETURNS thanks for the very liberal

C. Wright, |

Engnire at the office of Henry |

reference to the ample report in another page will x re raphy 7) mDAL fully satisfy everv reader of the signal progress \f O be sold by I RLV AT K CON i RACT.

made by this association since its foundation. Such

snecess is, indeed, rarely attained, and it attests |

at once the excellence of its management, and the public confideuce iu its constitution.”

[From the Liverpool Mercury. Nov. 2, 1861.]

* It minet be gratifying to the publie generally, and especially to the proprietors, to find that its in- come during the past three years has increased at the rate of £20,000 per annnm. We believe that no other Compuay, within the same short period, ever attained so lerge an increase either in the Fire or Life Department. This speaks bighly for the activity and zeal of the management, while the

promptness with which all the claims, xrising out | | of the late disastrons fire in London were met. test | fies itto their financial ability and the care and prn- |

| dence which marked the investment of these funds.”

2 gg eer ie op Valuable Mill Property at WILLIAM JAKEMAN, —

i }

i w BLis. Mess gud Prime Mess Pork, (W.C. Harris’

He wishes to inform the Trade that the|

Glaszovw. ESTABLISHED IN 1833. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. GOVERNOR:

The Right Henorable The Earl of Glasgow.

Subseribed Capital, » - * £600,000 Accumulated Funds, = - ‘ s 480,000 Snoual Revenue, - - - . 95.000

Subsisting Assurances, - - . 2,500,000 Hesry Duntop, Esqr, Chairman. W. F. Birkayre, Esyr, Manager.

Distinetive Features in the Company's Business System—

Annual Division ef Prefits, Policy- Holders Participate in Profits from First Year of Entry,

Bonus Assurance at the Swallest Outlay, Seven Years Half Credit Assurance. Exemptions — Foreign Travel and Foreign

| Brigt. Hecen Davies muy be expected about the | Residence.

| 15th JULY, with 200 Puns very choice Barbadoes MOLASSES aud 79 Packayes Bright SUGAR.

: DANIEL DAVIES. Charlottetown, Sth June, 1365. — isl pro,

Rates oi Assurance, and all other information, may be learned from the Agent for this Island, at | tant only about 4} miles from Charlottetown.

GEORGETOWN. WM. SANDERSON. Georgetown, June 27,1864. ly

that eligible LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, on Lot 34, knownas * MARSHFIELD,” containing } 260 Acres. more or less, of excellent Land, of } which about 150 ure under cultivation, and the re mainder, for the most part, cevered with a valu able growth of Firewood, Scantling and Fencing

| THE INFALLIBLE REMEDY,

is

‘Holloway’s

i

Contracted or Stiff Joints.

All the Medicines in the London dispensaries | would barely benefit, much leas cure, any chroni¢e | cases of contracted or stiff joints; whereas if this | invaluable Ointment be effectually rubbed into such | parts twice a day, the effects will be immense.

this fine remedy when other means fail.

| Scorbutic Humors, Scald Heads | and Skin Diseases.

Scorbutic humors arise from an impure state of the blood, and in most cases the liver and stomach 'are the organs at fault. The Pills will speedily | restore these to a healthy action; while the Oint- | ment, if well rubbed in at least twice a day, will | soon cure any case of skin disease. Soldiers, sailors | and miners use this famous Ointment in all parts of | the world.

} |

‘Disorders of the Kidneys, Stone

| | | ' |

| and Gravel. | In any of the above complaints more benefit may | be derived in twenty-four hours by adopting the | following simple means than is frequently brought | about in six months by any other treatment. In | bad cases, if the Ointment be rabbed into the smal) lof the back over the region of the kidneys, it will | quickly penetrate, and ia most instances give im- mediate relief. Six or eight of the Pills should be | taken nightly according to circumstances.

| : . | Diptheria, Sore Throats, &c. These maladies are of so serivous and dangerous ja nature that the Ointment would not be recom- | mended unless the Proprietor was sure of its effect It will cure, when every other means have failed, if applied immediately, and not delayed until the patient is beyond recovery. It is a sovereign re- | medy for sore throats. Settled coughs or wheez ng jwill be promptly removed by rubbing in this unguent. Mothers should rub it into the chest ef their infants whenever there is any hoarseness, | tightness, or other affection of breathing.

‘Bad Legs, Bad Broasts — Old | Wounds, Sores and Ulcers. | Itis surprising how quicky a sore, ulceror wound | deprives the body of strength, and unfits it for the | duties of life; but itis no less wonderful to wateh | the effect of Holloway’s Healing Ointment, when it is used according to the printed directions, and | assisted by appropriate doses of the Pills. The pain, } inflammation, and other morbid manifestations soon | disappear from the affected part, and health and strength return. This treatment creates sound fiesh, and therefore makes its cures complete.

Will be cured with the greatest certainty if large quantities of the Uintment be weil worked into the } complaining parts. This treatment must be perse- | veringly followed for some time, and duly assisted | by powerfal doses of Holloway *’s Pills. } of these diseases lies in the blood, which has floating | through each vessel the pain-giving poison which vitiates and inflames every tissue it comes in con-

Gout and Rheumatism

The essence

enlargement about the joints sv characteristic of gouty and rheumatic maladies.

‘Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the following cases:

sad Legs jCorns (Soft) Rheumatism Bad Breasts Cancers Iseald

and/sure Nipples jpore Throats iSkin Diseases Seurvy

Burns Contracted

Bunions Stiff Joints

Bite of Mosehe- Elephantiasis tees and Saud Fistulas

Fiies Goat Sore Heads Cocu-bay iGlandular Swell- Tumours Chiego-foot | ings Uleers Chilblains Lumbago Wounds Chapped Hands Piles Yaws

Sold atthe Establishment of PROFE*SOR HOL-

LOWAY, 224 Strand (near Temple Bar), London; |

jalso, by all respectable Drugyists and Dealers in Megicines throughout the civil at the following prices:—Is l4d, 23 9d, 4s Gd, Ils, 22s,

» 29 ; and 508 cach Pot.

sea woria

*,* There is a corsiderable saving by taking the

larger sizes.

lisorder are affixed to each put. October 31. 1564.

BROWWN’S WBronehial Urehes

FOR COUGHS, COLDS,

AND |

TIROA' om 24 ee wv dw

NTCSrAaAc=c¢ a A

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MRS. WINSLOW'S Pa MImrermroa at SOOTHING 5 | For Children ‘Feething.

IT RELIEVES COLIC.

DR. G. W. SUTHERLAND |

j

patronage extended to him since commencing

the practice of his profession, in its various branches, |

| in this City. and trasts, by attention and assiduity, | that the same may still be continued towards him. | does |

By the LATEST ARRIVALS he has increased | his present large Stock of Drugs and Chemicals,

| Choice Perfumery, Toilet Articles, in variety; | | selected from the best London Honse, by those | competent of doing justice te the business. 5 The Dispensary departmert will be under his | | own if mediate superintendence. | Dk. SUTHERLAND begs also to observe that he |

trusts the fact of having practised in Scotland seve- | ral years, and nearly twenty years of extensive | | Colonial practice in every branch of his profession, | |combined with unremitting assiduitvy and perso- | jnal attendance, will not fail to obtain confidence | j and ensure satisfaction. } [ e Advice to the poor gratis. Queen Street, Charlottetowu, P. E. Island, December 26, 1864.

STUBBS HOTEL, (Opposite the Custom House)

(146 Prince William street,

i | 1 j } —_—! } | |

j

| ST. JOHN, N. B. JAMES MeINnTOSG,..-.':..: PROPRIETOR. | August 29, 1864. ly

F. P, NORTON,

j | Commission Merchant, | } !

AND Auctioneer, i'GEORGETOWN .- - - P. E. ISLAND.

October 24 1864, ly

DR. 0. L. STRICKLAND, Sur@weon Dentist, Great George Street, CHARLOTTETOWN.

5 April 17, 1865.—ly

DR. FRANK D. BEER,

Ss Ch’town, May 22,1865. 6

Paralytic patients even can derive advantages from |

tact with, and produces the bot, swollen, elastic |

. . . | Directions for the guidance of patients in every |

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‘

Wool, Wool, Wool.

y ANTED, by the SUBSCRIBERS, Five Thousand Pounds of WOOL, for Which the highest market price will be paid

in cash. DODD & RUGERS.

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