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Poor girl. How it would have thrilled her beart, if sie could have known the meaning of these mysterous beacons.

She pageed into the chapel, leaning upon the arm of the man whom she loathed, and whom she was to marry.

The obedient f'riest was seated within the railing of the altor.

Hens hastened up the broad isle, and as @oon we he reaehed the altar, he eid:

* Proceed with the ecremony—we are in haste.’

The Priest arose, and commenced the service.

The solemn, measured tones of his vioce sounded in Violn's ears like a funeral knell.

Whon the firat signal fre famed up againet

the sky, Carl Kipper and the Blue Brother

were sitting at the foot of the tall, dried pine, that the former worthy bad prepared for an answering siznal.

Carl had been relatiug to the eoldier the intended marriaye of the Patroon, and he added ;

* It will kill bryan Blonday as surely as the halter of the king.’

*Oh! if they would only come to-night,’ exclaimed the B ue Brother worth a sceptr, to spoil this unbaliowed match. I feel deeply for young friend.

* Perhaps they may come, said Carl.

* Bat why does this girl consent io the wed- Ging, if she really loves Bryan ?’

* Ty» save hie |ife.’

* How

* Hans swore lie would execate him forth with, if she dii not at once consent to the | union.’

‘A eurse upon bim-——’

The trooper wus interrupted by Carl, who ex*laimed

* They have come.’

‘Tras’ yelled the trooper, leaping to hie feet, ami drawing from his pocket the mater fala for a light.

* We are not to late!’ cried Carl.

Ina short tiwe fire was procured. and placed at the bas of the pine. As soon as the fiimes comme uced ascending, Var! said :

* Now for the boat.’

And they ran t> the river bank.

Carl leaped in'o bis hght ekiff. and cried ;

* Now, my gourd fellow, the time for energy has arrived I will hasten to your friends, and urge them forward without delay. You proceed to the chapel at once, and if the ac- cursed ceremony has commenced interrupt it. You can eas:'y do this, for Carl Knipper has not lived wit! the Patroon for so man: years, without knowing his character. If you maintain your ground firmly, be wil! not dare to molest you. Ina little time you shall have friends at your back.*

*Excelleat!’ ciisd the trooper.

Carl.’ f* Pretend to be a relative of the girl's, and forbid the match,’ replied Carl, and te dashed his oars into the water, and shot our ito the river.

* Who would evepect so much cunnin from such a sto!'d exterior," exclaimed the Blue Br ther, as he turned and walked swift jy towards the seitiement

Occasionally be turned to gaze upon th:

* Speed

es.

* Ah! they blaze glorio¢sly,* he exelximed hie eye kiniling with animativn- ‘It is: gilerious spectacle’

Through the thronged streets he hastened Many accosted him, asking the meanirg o the lights, but he heeded them not, and pass- ed on towirds the chapel

Diseovering the lig>t he boldly entered the door,

Hans and Viole were »efore the altar, and the Priest was rex tic g the ceremony.

The Blue Brother sialked at once to the altar Hans heard his heavy and determined etep, and he turned to yaze upon the wmtrader

* Hold !’ ersed the trooper in tones of deep and startling accents. ‘I forbid thie unin.

The Priest ceased his reading and looked up in d emay.

+ Who are gon, ‘hat interrupts the sanctity of this pace :ta ire verentiy?’ asked liacs, pale as the snow, aod deeply enraged

*You wilh know presentiv, rephed the trooper. * At present ccntent yourself with the k owledge that this accursed purpose will not be accomplished, I f.rdid this union.’

‘ Proceed,’ ened Hans stern!y, turning to- warde the Priest, and grasping Viola 8 arm tightly.’

* At ycur peril, said the trooper, eyeing the pale face of the preacher. peril.’

The Priest was silent.

* Do you not hear me.’ Hans almost roar-

*I repeat t you proeecd with ceremony. What right has this wretch to in- terfere with my afuirs? Complete the cer.- mony.”

*Not another word,’ said the trooper, drawing from his bosom a Jorg knife, the bright blade of which flashed in the dim lamp light. *‘ Ths woman is already the wife of another in the eyea of Heaven and of earth. She is freed into this mockery of & proceeding by the artificee and falsehood of Hans Van Kempen. | wiil not permit the sacrifice.’

* And who are you,’ thundered Llans, feariully enraged. and trembiing lest 'e sbould yet be foil-d in bis plans, ‘ Acswer me, who are you?’

‘The clear strains ef a bagle, soft and me!- lowed by the distance, stole through the half-lighted chape!. and died away in gentle cadence in the surrounding woud.

The eye of the Blue Brother instantly brightened and as nile of confilent assurance lit ep his features

‘I am your prisoner's friend, your master Lam one that stacds Letwe2n you and your victim.’ ,

Hane felt that the rage that boiled w'thin Was impotent Te tall, athletic form of the trooper, the glance of his eye, and the gieaming weapon in his hand, were conel:- sive testimony that he was not to be tr.fled with. A heavy pressure upon his ara, and the gradual sinking of ber form, told hiw that Viola had faicted.

The mind of Ha:s was prompt and subtle in emergencies. Jie raised the form of the gitl ip hie arms, placed it within the altar, and then rushed to the door of the churen where a party of bis serva.ts were standing.

He eried :

* Arwee my friends, and bid them hasten to the chapel. Run at once for a fie of soldiers. Here is treason in our midst.’

The mandate of the imperous pat om was obeyed. A file of soldiers were called, and in a litle time the chapel was again surrounc- ed by the gaping ee ‘tlers.

As soon as Hans departed for the door the Poaper gocere wor iously entered the altar. and bete from theres the body of Viola Hg remoged it to a distant corner of th room, and laid it gently upon a seat, and

* Poor girl, she hae fainted. I wil! not at tempt to restore ber, for it is betier thot she should remait: insensible during the scene shat is to follow.

’ (To be continued.) eS

DENTISTRY

DR. MARTER, Dental Surgeon,

OFFICE: Miss Bovyer's. Great George-St. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF P. E. 1.

TIFICIA ls TEETH inserted, from a single one to an entire Set, and warranted and Achinz teeth preserved with pure stopping and other eth extracted with the least possible pain,

and cleansing of the Teeth particularly atteuded to.

attentiva givea to irregular or mal aoeaen die ol

kw No charge vice. .

mice bears irom) 0 m, to} p. m., and from

2to 54 p.m. ‘tiie

Ch’town, May 186).

~ TURN([P SEED.

Pe will ind a choice variety of the poor on

‘fresh TURNIP SEED ot Bui... & 9UN'D Seed Store. sw

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ab

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the |

TRADE MARK,

SES PAINT, SOLELY

TURE!

CARSON'S PAINT!

ENTERED AT BTATIONGAS ALi

\IS EXTENSIVELY UstD FOR ALL KINDS OF OUT-DOOR WORK,

and is proved, after a t-st of 70 years, to enrpass

any other Paint. It is especially applicable to

iron, weod, stone, brick, compo, greenhouses, etc.

Is twice as durable as genuine white lend, so eimple

iu application that any person cata ase it.

White, Light Stone, Bath, Light Portland Colors, Lead, Cheeolate, Red, Black, Bright Green, Deep Green, and Blue.

Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, &c.

Varnish for Shingled Roofs, at 2s. 6d, per

wallon. WALTER CARSON & SONS, La Belle Sauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill, E.C.

CAUTION — All Casks should bear the Trade Mark, to be hua only ut

STONE’S

British Hardware Store, Old Stand, Reddin's Buildings .

CHEAPER THAN EVER

YENTS' GENEVA CYLINDER WATCHES, iL trom £ | bE i ap vurids.

| Ladies LVER GENEVA WATCHES, from £3

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uieut’

Os ipwards ies’ GOULD GENEVA WATCHES, from £8 upwards (A Guardand Key aceompanies each Watch with } outextra charge : American TIMEPIECES from 15s upwards | American CLOCKS iu Doric, Rose Mantel, Cot- tawe, Sharp Gothic, and O- @ > styles of

Lad

} various prices

| \fl WATCHES and CLOCKS are carefully regu

i Jated before being sold, and warranted to

perform properly

A large assortment of JEWELY always on hand and for sale

Who would be without a Watch, a Clock, or some Jewelry, when they can be bought so cheap and good at

WELLNER'S Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Store, Opposite Hon. P. WaLker's? Ch’'town, June 14, 1869. 3iu

BD. McRAE, MERCHANT TAILOR,

QUEEN STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHIG GOODS, &c.

BEG leave most respectfully to inform my

friends and cusiomers, in town and country, hat I have reeeived, by receet arriv le trow irvat Britain and the United States, a large and vell selected Stuck of Goods in my line

CONSISTING OF

sIne and Black Supertine Broad Cloth, Black Cas- sumere & Deoeskins a large lot of Tweedsof the newest and beat patterns suitable for the pre- sent and pprouebing season. which the snbecri ber is prepared to manufacture at the shortesy notice inte Coats, Pauta Vests aud in the mos; approved style and latest fashions.

ly Stock of Tailors’ Trimmings is complete in every particalar, and T am prepared to supply the trade with every article required, at a price which cannot fail to give Satistaction,

Geutiemen’s £urnishing Goods, ian Linen and Pa per Collars aud Cutfs, Shorts and Shirt Froots in great variety; also Boys and Youths’s White shirts; a splendid a-sortunent of Geatiewen’s C.1- ton, Merino and Lan.bs Wool Pants and Shirts; Biack, White, and Colored Kid Gloves, Teread d» ; Cotten, Thread, Merino, and Lamhe Wow Half Hoes, India Rubber Braces; White Cam- brie Handkerchiefs; White and Fancy Colored Silk do ; Neckties ia ail the newest strles, Gents’ folk Hars, Feltde ; Gena’, Buys’ and Youths’ Hats and Capa in great variety, a large assert- ment of Se teh Bomoets, in Prince Charles, Bal- moral, Deer Stalxer, &c , &:.

Umuretlas, mn Silk, Alpaca, and Linen,

Genilemen’s Ravber Coats and Caps.

os

Pupwerds | NGLIsH LEVER WATCHES, from £8

REMOVAL,

yas SUBSCRIBER, while thanking his

Customers in Tryow and the adjacent Suttiemeuts for the liberal patronage extended to im during the pust three years would anuoauce

his

REMOVAL to CRAPAUD, where he hus resumed business in connection with his brother, JAMES A. REID.

JOUN D. REID. Btordy’s Corner, Crapand, May let, 1869.

Co-Pertnership Notice.

The Subscribers have this day entered into Partuershiv for the purpose of carry ng on a gene- ral KETAIL. basiuess. Phe Firm name to be

JOHN D. REID & BROTHER.

of the public to their large Stock of

MERCHANDISE

now on the way from ENGLAND, UNITED STATES and the DOMINION OF CANADA, which, after arrival, will be* sold at a small ad- Tunce Ob cost. JOHN D. REID, JAMES A. REID. Stordy‘s Corner, Crapaud, May 1, L869

CRAPAUB. | The Subscriber's Stock of GENERA | MERCH AN DIZE consists of DRY GOGDS

i in variety,

| Groceries of ali kinds, lrou and Steel, Nails and Spikes of ali kinds, Paints Oils, and Varnishes, all kinds.

Carriage Builders’ ang Painters’ Stock. Axes. Shovels, Forks, Whips, Hoes, Plough Metals, Loucks, Hinges, Screws, Files, Glass, Putty, Sheathing Paper, Tar. Rosin, Salt, Spoons, Tuble and Pocket Cutlery ia varicty, Ciocks,

Apples, Cuatectionary, BOOrs & SHOES.

Drugs and Patent Medicines, Dye Stuffs all kiuds, Sole and Upper Leather, Oil Stoues, Codfish, Chain l'races aud Backbanda, Cordage, Chain for Mud Diggers, Brooms, Pails, Tubs, &c.

Deor Reller 9 Hangers, Paper Hangings, Win- dow Biinds, Skates, Sicigh Bells, Stationery.

Sheet Lead and Zine, Enamel Cloth, Patent Leatoer, which, with articles pot above mentioned, coti prise nearly all required for the Country Trade, and ie the largest and best as- surtuent of Genersl Merchandise iu this vieintiy and will be suld low.

GEORGE HOWATT.

Crapaud, April 5, 1869. COAL COAL 4 + . raNuieé BEST COAL can be got at the OLD WINES by orders from the Sabscriver, al the

tuilo* ing Prices viz .—

Syduey, LAKGE, £9 13 6 do. SMALL, 410 Lingan, LAKGE. . 10 6 ‘ SMALL 0 46 Albion LAKGE, 03 6 do SMALL 0 7 6

Teams—Two mouths’ credit from time ot

livery atthe Mines. G. W. DeBLOIS, Agent,

Ch'town April 26,1869 6in

IMPORTANE 10 LADIES, MERCHANTS & OTHERS:

BUG LAND LArkKICAIN & CO., Lithographic Printers. General Eugravers, Cromo- Lithograpbers &c., &c., MONTREAL;

Awarded the Fikst Prize in the late Provincial EXHIBITION.

SEAL AXD DIE ENGRAVING: + Crests, Moncyrams, Visiting, Wedding & Business CARDS.

I beg to say that the above Stock has been purchased directly from the manw‘actures, aud © the must sdvautageous terms, therefore I can} wfi-d to 8 Ji cheaper thau persuns buying frew | | second hand, as it is evident by being in a p-! sition to buy directly treuy the manu‘actu ers the} | jobbers’ profit of at least twenty-five per cent is)

jing ete, irom my establebment.

I respectfully tende> my siavere thanks to the| | public generally for the liberal patronage ex end tw me since my Commencement in _ business, jand hope by punctuality and attention to the | Wants of my Customers to receive ww continuance jof the same

N B—taving had fifteen years’ experience as a praciical Cutier, I can, without besitat.oa, defy competition. I guarantee to cut on the latest and most upproved principles, and warrant 1 perfect fit or no sale.

Gentlemen wishing a goed fitting Cat, Pants and Vest, will please cal and examine my stuck beture purchasing elsewhere.

D. McRAE, Merchant Tailor. Charlottetown, May 21, 1869.

SPRING 1869.

NEW GOODS.

TOW LANDING and to arrive per Ships LY Duncan, Empress, Amphion, aud other arrivals trom LONDON, LIVERPOOL, and GLASGOW, all of which wil be offered at AUCTION, about the end of MAY: 60 Chests Tea 12 haif do 20 hhds. D-Kuyper Gin 6 Casks Hennessy’ Brandy 109 bass assorted Cut Nails 1 Case Cutlery 50 Boxes Liverpool Soap 20 Cases and Bales Staple Dry Goods 2 Cuses Made Clothing 10 K+zs and 1 Case Mustard 30 Keys Carb. Soda 20 Casks Washing Soda 1 Case Cream ot Tartar 3 do Castor O: in Tins 5 Bbls Confectionery 1 Core Shoe and Sicve Brushes 42 Packazes White Lead lv Cra es Eartheuware 1 Gask Alam 1 do Copperas 1 do Epsom Salts 5 Bbls Pickles § Bols Barcelona Nuts 50 Box-s 8 x 10 and 1¢ x ]2 Glass 1 Case Stationery i Bale Wrapping Paper 6 Bbls Currents 50 Boxes Valentia Raisins 20 G:oss Fancy Tuilet Soap, 100 Sides Sole Leather Molasses, Sugar, and other articies nct enumerated,

P. VW, HYNDMAN. Ch'town, Muy 17, 18#9

Vessels Wanted to Charter,

ESSELS wasted to carry COAL from V SYDNEY to MUNTREAL and QUE

VEC. jy to | or CARVELL BROS. Ch'town, May 31, 1869. 4in

F. P. TAYLOR, M. D, LM.LBCS., Edinburgh Diploma cf Doctor of Medicine, of 1859. Diploma of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh.

Diploma for ( bstetrics, und Disersesof Wo men and Children, from the University of Edinburgh (Sir James Simpson 8). Quat‘fi cation for Diseases of the Lyefrom ine London and Paris Hospitals.

D‘: TAYLOR has recently spent two years in

London and Paris investigating the modern improvements in Medicine and Surgery. Advice

Gratis to the poor, between 10 and 1 o'clock. on Tuesdays and Fridays Eve divessex will be treat ed and the medicine furnished gratis to.

HeCessary Tuesdays. 0 ice — Soe sc nene Es ‘own, ww, oceup! y B. 4, Hodgso., ou Water St. at the BlissesSueet, =~ zl 24, 1809, tu.

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COLOR, RELIEF, & ILLUMINATED PRINTING, Best Bauk and Commercial Work including Checks* Notes Drafts, Bills of Exchange,

Letter s’aper ill leads &e wv: 37: Specimens of all kinds way be seen at the Office of the Sulweriber ; Orders executed with promptness and on moder

FENTON T. NEWBERY, Ch town, May 17, 1362.

‘At JOUr | sived to customers thit are supwlied with Cloth-| dle terms

Agent. ‘Common Sense” SEWING MACHINES’ AT ROBERT YOUNGS FOR £3 5; EACH, Chitown, May 17, 1869.

THE GENUINE Common sense Family

SEWIMG ALACHINE,

£3 5s. Od.,

HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE,

Queen Street,

Ch’town, June 21, 1869.

BENSON’S

Watches | Clocks Gold Jewellery

Of ali kinds. | Of all kinds Of Newest Des:gns. L¥VFR, DRA“ING-ROOM, BRACELETS, HUKIZONTAL, vapaemcte RvocM, BROUCHES, CHRONOMETER, |CAKKIAGE, Eak-RINGS, KeYLEss, CBURCiI, LiCKiTS,

CHSONUGRAPH,|H4LL AND SHOP. NECKLACES. Guid Lever Huarters. 14.18 23, and 35 Gunieas..

“ “

silver. Gunieas.

Me Benson. who holds the appointment to H RK M. the Prince of Wales, has just publisiied two Vanph lets, evrched aud embetiished with [las rations—one upon Watch avd Clock Making and the other upon Artistic Goeid dewellery These ‘re seut post free on application. Persons living abroud can select the article requiied, aud have it iorwarded with perfect satety,

ORDERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO 25, OLD BOND STi.EET; and THE CITY

STEAM WOKS, 53 & ov, LUUGATE HILL,

LONDON,

Pamphlets can be obtained upon application at the fice of this paper. ivr

THe STANDARD

LIFE ASSURANCE COB PAI}

ESTABi ISHED 1826. Constituted by Special Acts of Parliameni, GOVERNOR .

Ilis Grace the Duke of Buecleach and Queens- try. '° CHIEF OFFICES, EmssvncH—3 and 5 Great George Street, (Head Oeee King William S$ E.C 2, King William Street, E. C. LONDON 93 pull Mall Exst.s W.

Dusiin—66 Upper sackville Street. Rates of Premium moderate.

Profits Divided every Five Years.

Arnual income of Company nv wards of £700.000 stg. Invested Capital and Acenmulations upwards ef £4, 000 sty

J LONGWORTH,

Agent at Charlottetown.

GCOD FIRES.

I OW selling at the Gas Works a

quantity of veRy rior COKE at FIVE

PENCE per Bnshel. N_ 1. Coke will last Jonge

and give a vreater heat than Sydney Coal. January 20. 1868. inl

Table Delicacies

Mar. 22, 1869.

OF every deseription, direct from the te celebrated House vi Crogse & Black well, London, * Ltahan Gea. ’ Queen Street.

. MACEACHEKN & Co deem

5

They would, at the same time, call the stiontion:

5, 7, 11, and 20 J

| Sofas

sm 8 CITY CHAIR FACTORY _ BS

a8 2 mm FH 8 E nao ee

CHUIRS. CHUIRS. CHAIRS.

CITY CHAIR FACTORY.

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Bedsteads! Bedsteads! Bedsteads!

KITCHBN TABLES

TOILET TABLES and Lounges, Easy and Rocking Chairs Hall aud Office Chairs, Cane and Stuffed Seat Chairs,in Mahogany, Wal- put. Birch and Maple, Ceutre and Extension Tables, Parlor aud Chamber Suits, Bureau Sinks and Commodes Sidebvards and Chiffonniers, Book Cases and Wardrobes, Fire Seretns and Whataots Musie Stools and Ottomans. Walout aud Gilt Ovel Frames for Hair Work and = Phetegrapns, Looking Glasses and Looking Glass " Plates, Git and Wal- nut Moulding Paper and Cambric Window Blinds, Window Poles, Cornices and Patent Rollers, Wiudow Shades, Cords aud Tassels. ALSO:

Children’s Cribs, Cots and Cradles, Hair, Moss Wool and Straw Mattrasses, Spring Bottoms Hair and Feather Beds, Boy's Topsies, Boot-jacks Rolling Pina aud Pounders, Bread Troughs Kueeding Boards, Cane Chairs Re-Seated.

All kinds of Furniture repaired Furniture Painted to imitate Mahogany, Walnut, Satin

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CHEAPEST IN THE TRADE JOHN NEWSON Ch'town, Feb. 1, 1862.

Latest Arrangement.

éh i Ls

P. E. Island Steam Navigation Co’s. Stramers.

HE Steamer PRINC&SS OF WALES or ST, LAWRENCE will leave Churloitetown as

uuder, until further notice

For PIGTUU. every Monday morning at 5 clock, returuiny will leave Pictou for Charlotte- town on arrival of Train, next day

For Victou and Hawisbery, every Wedaesday morning, at dv cluck leaving Pictou for Hawks- bury, OW areival of Train same day; retarnin will leave Hawksbary every Lbarsday murtlug atid Pictou, ow arrival of Train suwe day

For Pictoa and Georgetown, calling at Sourts (Weather permitting) every Thursday morning. « 2 o'clock ; retarniig, will leave Georgetown for Pictou and Charivttetowu, every Friday moruins at 3 v clock

Hor Summerside and Shediac, every Tuesday aud Friday muruing at 6 o'clock; returhing, wi-! leave Shediac on Wednesday wud Saturday on ar rival of the Traiu from St. John.

Steamer HEATHER BELLE will, antil farther orders, leave Mount Stewart Bridge every Friday morning about 7 o elock, retarning about 4 v' clive

LEAF TABLES,

wm 7 Port Selkirk every Tuesday morning about 7 o clock, returning abeut 4 o'clock. p.m

Crapand every Monday (weather permitting) about the time of high water for Charlotietown

F. W. HALES, Ch'town, May 7, 1869, Secretary

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No Money to be Paid until the Work is delivered. This notice is given for the reason that anpricipled men have, on several occasions, canvassed for and collected moneys IN ADVANCE, on account of Book: which they falsely represented me as being about to publish

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Persons desirous of aiding in the Publication of the CANADIAN DOMINION DIRECTORY for 1870-7! will please send in their Oreers for Sub- scriptions and Advertisements to

JOHN LOVELL, Printer and Publisher, 23 and 25 st. Nicholas St.

Montreal, May, 1869.

Agents Wanted—-$10 a Day, Two $10 Maps for $4. LLOYD'S

PATENT REVIVING DOUBLE MAPS.

Two Continents, America and Europe, and America with the United States Purtivn On 4a immense scaie, Colored—in 4000 Connties.

+ FVIESE great Maps, now just completed, 64 x 62

inches large, show every place of importance. alt Raifroads to date, and the latest alterations in the various European states These Maps are needed iu every school and family in the land— they occupy the space of one aiap, and by means of the Keverver, either side cau be tirown front, and apy part brought level to the eye, Count, iiights and large discount given to good Agents. Apply tor Circulars, Terms and ’seud money for and see sample Maps first if not sold taken back ou demand Also ready a $20 000 steel aud plate

illustrated subscription bovk, * De Soto the cis coverer of the Mississippi Kiver.”’ J. T. LLOYD,

23 Cortlandt Street, N. Y.

Public Notice.

Trespassers on Crown Property.

LL persons who way be occupying, or shall uereafter presume to occupy, without Grant or wicense, any portion of the several Beaches or Shores of this Islaud, belonging to the Crowe, are hereby notified, that uuder the Statute of the 12th Victoria, Cap 16, all such persous are liable to a peualts of £20 xnd cc sts, td be recovered in the Sapreme Court us often as it may be sued for Proceedings will theretore be taken after the Is da: of July next, aguinst all persons continaing to hold or occupy any portion of the said Beaches or Shores of this Island without Grant or Liceuse. Application to be made at my Olfice, Culouial Building, Charlouetown JOHN ALDOUS, Commissioner. Office of Public Lands, April £1, 1869 Sur

"TREICS,

SEEDS, PLAWIS, & VEGETABLES

HE Subscriber wil) offer for Sale in thei: proper season, the following :—

100 Dozen Seedling Apple Trees (zood grafting stalks), 90 Dozen Lomuurdy Poplars. 40 Vozeu

slack Currant Buses, |, 2,3, aud 5 years old, a

few Grafted Apple Trees. and sowe Weepirg

Willows; a variety of Garden and other Seeds,

among which are hisown raising of Dram-head

Muamwoth, Dram head and clat Dutch Cabbage

Seed, grown from the earliest and largest heads.

the Plants from which he contideutly recoumeuds

for their uviformity in heading.

Being satistied that, with well directed efforts, Market Gardening will pay, he intends to supply the City Market with Plants from the above and other Seeds of the Cabbage tribe. The Plauts will be carefully put up in suitable boxes in damp soil, and will be easy to handle and sufe in dry Weather.

He is making preparations to cultivate about two acres of Cabbage, and two of other Vegetables, a part of which he will offer: for -wle at the Market House, Charlottetow: , during the Spring. Sommer and Autumn He would also intimate to the in- habitants of Pownal Village and vicinity that he will be happy to use the Waggon as an Express on Market Days

_ Cash Paid for EGGS at the Shop while uaviga- tion is Cpen. JAMES J. GAY.

RNMO'TICE;E. \ ILITIA OFFICERS, SPORTSMEN, MERCHANTS and uthers, desirous oi purchasing ARMS of any description can obtain thew Lbrough the subseriber, trom the Mauutae- ‘uvers, Messrs [Isaac HoLuts & Sens, of Bir minghaw, Contractors to Her Majesty's War De- partment. Siumples of ARMS of various descriptions, prices, aud terms upon which Arius are ordered can be seen at the Subscriber's Office, Dorchester

Street, Charlottetown. G. W. DeBLOIS, Jun

: ' np 4 ROTEICE! gees MER HANTS and others are bereby netificd that any person offering FLOUR tor Sale, without being Weighed and Marked will be prosecuted according to law.

WILLIAM MURPHY, Flour Luspecior. Ch’town, May 24, 1869. 3u

Pownal Village, Lot 49,

May 3rd, 1809 8in

Ch’tewn, May 3, 1869.

The 5th Section of the Law relating to Flour Inspectwn, proposes u fine of Forty Shiliings for each Barrel offered tor Sale without being Marked

22 . . * Notice of Administration, LL PERSONS INDEBTED to the Estate of THCMAS OWEN, iate «t Cardigan, in King’s County, E-quire, decvased, are hereby not fied tc eo without delay te Mr GEOKGE F OWEN, Cardigan Briages and all partics who bave jegal clui:s against the suid Hetate, are also hereby notified to present the same, duly attested, within THKER MONTHS from the date hereof, to the said Mr. GEOKUE T OWEN.

MARGAKET A OWEN, Adwinistratrix. Cardigan Bridge, March Ist, 1869. 30

CARPETS! CARPETS!!

Ver CHOICE and in great Variety—

BRUSSELS. TAi EsTKY, AXMINSTER, VICTORIA FELT, aud HxaMP, &

HANDSOME CURIrAIN DAMASKS aod RKREPPS. G,&S. DAVIES April 261369 :

TH ORIGINAL * WEED” S’- WING MACHINE

With all the Latest Improvements, Made by the North American Manufacturing Company.

reve «« WEED" was awarded the Hicuest

Pre at the ** Pars Exposition,’ as well as at other Exhibitions a Sewing Machine, as such, and is becoming Ceaereeee popular, adapted to ALL KINDS OF SEW- ING in faailies and manalactories, Lock- stiten Shuttle Straight Needle. Exoeedingly simple in construction.

Each Machine warranted and kept in order free of charge, and the Factory being in St. Jobo, N. B., much time, expense trouble, atteading American Machines, are

sded. ma, ROBERT YOUNG. Agent for P. E. Island

North Side Quecn Square, ;

Ch’town, Nov. 23 1868 NOTICE! Postage Stamps. NROM and alter this date Postage Stamps will be sold at this officeonly between the hours of 10a m and4p m Persons wishing to post Letters before om #fter | these hours. ean procure stamps at the Stores of D Laird, H. A. Ha->e E. Reilly, Mrs Bremner, Mrs. Stamper, G. Hubbard. J.D MeLeod, Theoph DesBrisay, Jas. DeaBrisay, 4 Haszard, G. & 8. Davies, T. O'Connell,

J- A. McDONALD, P. M. snoral Post Office, Charlottetown, ;

Dee.7, 1867. Reduction of Postage to California, &c,

N future, the Postage on a single letter to California and all other parts of the United States of America, will be Four penee, if prepaid at the mailing office, and ten cents if posted un- paid ; and for other than single letters, the same charge will be made for each additional halt ounce or fraction thereof

JOHN A. McDONALD, Postmaster General General Post Office, April 15, 1369.

VACCINATION, District No. 1, City of Charlottetown and Royalty. —

B* virtue of the ‘ Act to promote Vaccination,

{ hereby give NOTICE to all persons resi deat iu the said district that 1 have appointed Dr Richard Johusen’s Dispeusary Keat street, Char icttetown. as the place where 1 will attend every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, from two te five o'clock, in the afternoon, to Vaecinute all persous who shall then upply there for such par paccinand also te inspect the progress of such accordiation, in euch cause, and give ce:tificates

se, ougly. H. A. JOHNSON,

Supe’ *tende nt

Accountant, &e.

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\ ANTED .-by 4 competent party. either whole or partial EMPLUY as BOOK KEEPER aaa ACCUUNTANT. Aduress

A.B, Care of Mr. H. A. iarvi Ch’town, Mar. 22, 1869.

nee - Private Boarding. FEW PERSONS cau be woimocuted by the subrcriber wirb a phmasantiy siiuated COTTAGE trouting Hiilsburougis

Park. ARTEMAS G. SIMS Ch'town, April 12, 186).

Customs’ Department April 15, 1869.

ilE Controller and Collector hereby vives notice

te all Importers of Goods and Merchandize or ans articles: whether liable to duty ur otherwise that no permit to land, or receive the same, will be vranted at this office, nutil a full and correct ac count of the vaiuc, qauntity and quality thereef is prodaced, and owners and captains of vessels are also notified that ifany cargo or portion thereof, is

landed previous ts entry atthe Custom Honse the penalties of tae Law will be euforced against the

iruusygressors, WM. E CLARKE, Controller of Cagtoms.

Notice to Debtors!

Hi SUBSCRIBER would hereby inform those indebted to him, that if their fes- pective amounts are not paid by the 25th MAY, he will place them in the hands of his Attorney for collection. JAMES McLEOD, Tailor. Ch'town, May Ist, 1869,

WRIGHT'S

[DUAN VEGETABLE SOGH

COATED PILLS!

MURE SICK HEADACHE. RHEUMA TISM FRVER and AGUE, BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, COUGHS, COLDs, PAIN IN. THE BONES’ ERYSII ELAS, SALT RHEUM, CUTANEOUS DISEASES, PILES DROPSY, GRAVEL, DIZZINESS, LIVER COMPLAINTS, DIARRHCA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c., and are

Warranted to Purify the Blood. For Sale at the Principal Office, No 372

Pearl Street, New York, aud by Druggists and Storekeepers generally

W. R. WATSON, Charlottetown, Apes tor the Island v

July 27, 1868

Dissolution iNo.ice.

T= Copartnership hitherto existing be-

tween STANFORD WELLS & JAMES PHILLIPS, of Charlottetown, Marble Workers, has been dissulved by mutual consent.

Tue busit.ess will in tuture be conducted under the name of JAMES PHILLIPS.

— Subseriber has cuustantly on hand a eup- ply cf

Italian and American Marble

FOR MONU MENTS, HEADSTONES, TUMBs, TABLETS, TABLE TOPS, &e., Xe. A superior style of Workmanship to any on the sland. Terms mederaty . JAMES PHILLIPS. Charlottetown Marbie W oras, Nov.7, 1868 ‘

WILLIAM KOUGHAN Ship Broker & General Agent, Queen’s Wharf, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. REFERENCES: : Messrs. Peake Brothers & Co., Carvell Brothers,