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-QOLONIAL PARLIAMENT. 7

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

Debate on the Draft Address tv answer to His

Excellency s Speeeh yutinued ) LOCAL INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE Hon. Mr. LAIRD —The Hen. Loader of |

| the Opposition @ very anxious to hear our)

wliey. f hope whatever that policy may ye, our records will avt be darkened by such proceedings as some af those of the late Gov- eromeat. Hon. members belonging to that party cannot ehow much they did to develope veiope loeal industry. The only woollen fue- tory, I believe, on the island, 1s established jo the district which | have the honor to re- present. Lhe enterprising owner petit: yned this House that the duty might be remitted on some wachinery which he was importing to improve his factory ; but the late Govern- ynent, | understand, threw his petition under the table, for it was never even seen by the member for that part of tne district. 1 trast the party at present in power will never thus turn the cold shoulder to those who are eudeavuring to develope our manulactures in reference to agriculture, they have been tolerably liberal; they have spent seme £4,- (00 in estabiishbing @ stock farm, which has ns yet accomplished very little tor the bene fit ot the Isiund generaliy. The only share of the stock which has come to the County in which I reside is, i believe, a few lictle pigs and ewelam>. (Laughter) i fear that the farm io question has nut been properly ma- naged, fur | hear that some of the young stock have been worried by the dogs of par- ties who have been admitted on the premises 1 am inclined to the opinion that it would be jess expensive to import stock every year than to keep up « farm for raming pure breeds. We know that, as w general rule, the Government cangot cunduct any jusiness | 80 econowicully as can be done by private enterprise. Hon. LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION. As regards the petition ty which the bon member for Bedeque has referred, it was laid before the Executive ander the rule which gives the government the initiation of money votes. They brought it before the members of the party in caucus ; but there was not a wajority in its favor, though t myself eup- ported it, and went to the store of a gentle- man, who is now a wember of this House, to obtain information on the subject. If the jon. metnber's colleague did not see the peti- tion it was because he would not attend qneetings of caucus at the time; aod if he, thus neglected the interests of bis constitu- ents, the blame should rest upoo him, and net apon the Government of the day. With respect to the stuck farm, it was established principally to avoid the risk of importation, as on une occasiva the Government nearly lost the whole of some valuable animals, pur- | ehased in Britain, on their passage out to this Isiand. Cersain competent persons were

‘appointed to take charge of that farm when

it was established, among whom were the Hon. George Beer, Dr. Jeakins, the present Liberal member for the city—and last but not Jeast, Hon. Alexander Laird, the ‘ather of the hon. member for Bedeque, and if they did not attend to their duty, | cannot under- stand why the hon geatieman should cen- gure the late Government.

Mr. HOWATI.—The hon Leader of the) Mpposition has thought proper to allude to me in connection with money votes. When the question of allowing the Government the } esate 4 of imitiating money votes was

rought up in this House, | opposed it. Talk | about caucus meetings properly adjusting money mutters! there never was & yreater | delusion! (Laughter) | was opposed to the initiation of those votes by the Govern-| ment when the question was first introduced, and so was the hon. member from New Gias- gow; and I am opposed to the principal sull. 1 think it is a power which should | never be placed in the bands of any Govern- | ment. }

Hon. Mr. DUNCAN.—I am surprised to | hear a farmer like the hon. member for Bedeque, opposing the stock farm. I was expecting, on the contrary, a8 he is a member of this progressive Government, that he would be proposing a grant now of £1000 a year for that farm. He hasreterred to the petition praying for @ remission of duty on certain factory machinery. If the prayer of that petition bad been granted, it was found that the duty would also have to be taken off &% great many other things of a similar bene- fitto home enterprise.

Mr. MACLENNAN.—I rise te corroborate the statement of the bon. member fur Be- deque, in regard to the share of stock which Prince County received from the stock farm. I bope, as he is now « member of the Govern- | ment, that he will carefully look after the interests of Prince County.

Hon. Mr. LAIRD.—lIl wish, Mr. Chsir- zoan, to ask the bon. Leader of the Upposi- tion, if the stock farm was not employed as a shooting ground.

Hon. LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION. —When | was at Halifax last summer, | was informed by Major General Doyle that, un- jess the Goveroment provided a shooting ground for the troops in this Island, they would have to be taken to Halitax for this exercise, and back again, at the expense of the Colony. And as no other suitable place could be found than the stock farm, we thought it better to give the troope the use | of that farm, rather than put the country to| the expense of several huodred pounds.

Hen. Mr. LAIRD.—The hoo. member who has just spoken, taunted me by saying thet if there had heen any miswavagement | about the stock farm, the Commissioners in charge, my father amoung the number, were to blame. Now, | ask what responsibility eould be attached to the Commissivners, when Hon. Colonel Haviland and other mem- bers of the late Government, without consult- ing or notifying them, turned the stock farm into a shooting ground. permitted the troops to go on the farm, and the dogs of the officers worried some of the young stock, | hold that they, and not the Coumissioners, were chargeable with allow- ing the public money to be squandered.

Hon. LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION. —Iit was, Mr. Chairman, tu save the public money the troops were allowed to gu on the farm jorshootng practice. Was the amount ot the stock destroyed on the farm worth £500 sterling, tur this is abouts the eum it would have cust the Colony to send the troops to Jialifax? It is, however, the first time | heard that any of the stock were injured vo acevunt of Her Majesty's troops being _per- maitted to go on the farm; aod | believe if it were represented ut head quarters that such was the case, remuneration would be offered for the damage sustained

Hon. Mr HENDERSON —I was a mem- ber of the Government at the time alluded to

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Hon. LEADER OF THF OPPOSITION. —It is not every place that will do for ball shooting practice. Before even the grounds of the stock farm would be taken, two offivers were sent out to see if they were suitable.

Llon. Mr. DUNCAN. —4 expect everything

| will go on well thie year; there will be no

tailures in anything

The paragraph ander discussion was then passed, as also were the 9th and 10th; after whieh the Committee rose, and the Chairman reported the Address agreed to without any amendment

House adjourned.

Iondon HTilouse. Established [S20.

“Poe Sub-cribers have now completed

their

Importations for the Season,

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Ch'town, June 10, 1867

THE LONDON TRADER,

THE fast-aniling Bark ** ABEONA,” 450 tons burthen, copper fastened, A Lat English Lloyd's? years,command ed by Captain ALLAN CAMPBELL, W ill suil from LONDON, Enyland, direct

‘Spring, 1867.

Spring, Lotus, 1367. UNDINE, EMPRESS, I. C. Owen,

Helen Malcolm.

Y the above vessels from LONDON, {AVERPOOL and GLASGOW, the Sub- scribers respectfully announce the receipt of

their [Importation for the Season, comprising

| their usual

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1867. Liverpool House. 1867.) icc jor Cush. |

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L0th June, 1867 tf

‘NEXT DOOR TO THE BANK. pu ki Subscriber has JUST RECELVED,

| and offers for SALE, on the usual terme—-

a. . | 8 Causke Hennessey BRANDY (pale), British and Poreign Merchandize, Se = io Caan

COMPRISING A SELECT AND VARIED ASSORT- a very superior article ; MENT OF 20 Boxes (Steele & Suns) CROWN SOAP, 26s per box; 70 Boxes (Steele & Sons) PRINCE’S FEATHER SOAP, 203 per box ; 200 Boils. CANADA FLOUR, 50 + CORNMEAL, 100 Bags CORNMEAL.

Town and Country Customers to the above | Stock of FRESH and SEASONA BLE July 29 1867 |

The Subscriber { AS RECEIVED by Ship L. C. Owen |

from Liverroot, Lotus trom LONDON, aud Empress trom GLASGow, his

Spring Importation

| STAPLE ann FANCY | Dry Goods, | Suitable for the Season, | among which may be enumerated— R. W. BRECKEN, a choice selection of Dress Materials; Ladies’ | Next door to the Bank of P. E. Island White and Colored Hats and Bonuets, in all Qneen-street. June 17, 1867, 3m

the latest styles. NOTICE

A select assortment of Shawls, in Black and Faney Cashmere and Imuitation | [° hereby given that the SUMMEKSIDE) Paisley, Black Cashmere filled, Balers, Lace, | BANK having assigned to us their interest in Tissue, &e, Ke. a Bill of Sale, given them by Messrs. PIDGEON

ttt i. an & STEWART, of Clifton, New London, of their Ladies eucques and Paletots, and Steck in Trade, Book Debts, Notes of land, &e.

Mautle Cloths m variety, with Trimmings of all) All persons indebted to the said Estate of Pidgeon

descriptions; and the usual assortment of Cotton, Linen, wovllea and Silk Staple Goods, at very moderate Rates.

& Stewart are therefore requested to make im- mediate payment to us

| CARVELL BROTHERS. Ch'town, June 24, 1307.

‘The Gentlemen’s Furnishing De-|

Flour, Tea, Sugar» Molasses,

It the Government | Baltimore and Washington, can cenuect with the

FOR SALE, THE BEST TOWN MADE CLOTHING ; | a THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY | A choice selection of Felt, Cloth aud Straw known as the “WILLOW FARM,” in|

| the Kogalty of Charlottetown, near St. Dunstan's Hats and Caps; | College, about one mile from the City, now in the Glass, Collars, Neckties, Shirts, &c., Ke.

partment comprises a select assortment of

occupation of the Messrs. Pickarn, containing

$4 Acres of Land,

Ladies’ ; Gents’ and Children’s ina via state of cultivation, and is subdivided into | ten tields. ? ‘ There are on the premises a well built, substan- | BOOTS AND SHOES, tial COTTAGE, aia with BARNS, HORSE-

in all sizes aod qualities, &c., Ke.

ALSO, Choice Congo TEA, Bright MOLASSES, Brown and Crushed SUGAR, New York SOLE LEATHER, BUCKETS, BROOMS, &e., # at Wholesale end Retail.

The above Goods having been purchased in| Packet between Charlottetown |

selected the best markets and m a with great care, CASCUMPEC.

| | aw » ‘ . ’ Are now offered to the public at the | THE nee JoskrHtne ‘| very lowest prices for having secured the Government Con- |

Cash tract to run asa PACKET between | ’ W. FULL CHARLOTTETOWN and CAs- Charlottetown, June 3, 1867.

STABLES, COW-HOUSE, GRANARY, and other

Out-Houses. There are also attached tu the Cot- |

tave a VEGETABLE GARDEN, and «a unever-

failing Well of Water near the House

Fer particulars, apply at the Olfice ef Meswis. |

Piake, Bros. & Co. | D HODGSON. JAMES PEAKE.

June 24, 1867. 2m

CUMPEC, will, for the remainder of the Season, | run onee a fortnight between the above wentioned Ports, for the conveyance of FREIGHT and PASSENGERS, remaining at each place tor | forty-eight hours on every trip. The “Josephine” lis @ staunch vessel, well fitted, has good accom- modations for Passengers, and is in all respects well adapted fur the route. I. C. HALL, Esqar, Agent for Charlottetown : | HERBERT BELL, EsQr, Agent for Cascumpec. | Ch’town, June 24, 1867. 3

Gin and Rum: &e-

T"! E Subseriber haz in Store and for Sale— | 1! Hhds. Bright Porto Rico SUGAR,

26 Pans. Bright Retailing MOLASSES, } |

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80 Puns. Demerara RUM, Pale & Colored, 150 Chests Superior Congo TEA, % Hhds. Holland GIN,

: . VACCINATION. oe Ete. Sepemer fee we. Charlottetown and Royalty.

140 —— White Cotton WARP, pur * Act to promete Vaccination” re- Hhlds. and Qr. Casks Pale BRANDY qui iding i hi : oa ’ juires that all persons residing in Charlotte

Hhds. Port aud Sherry WINE. | town and Royalty, above the age of three months, ’ hen (ae OWEN CONNOLLY. | shall be Vaccinated by a daly qualified Medical Ch'town, 25tu Feb., 1867. | Practitioner, (unless they have had the Small Pox); | aod that there may be no warrantable excuse for

Bristol Line to New York, | not obeying the Law, the Act provides that the ' | Superintendent of Vaccination shall Vaccinate those VIA BRIS ro L, R. 7 | who may apply to him for that parpose, without

j any charge. : FARE: Cabin, $5; Deck, $4. | { therefore hereby give notice, to all whom it . i | may concern, that [ will attend at the Dispensary, qc 4 K3 leave the Depot of the Boston and /ou the afternoons of Tuesday and Saturday, at 4 \/ Providence Railroad, Pleasant street, daily, o'clock, autil further notice, to Vaccinate all persons Sundays excepted, not successfully Vaccinated, who shall then appear

- - » . th . At 5.50 P. M ve H. A. JOHNSON, |

For steamer PROVIDENCE, Capt. Benj. M. Superintendent of Vaccination. Simmons, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.) June 24th, 1867. ee

For steamer BRISTOL, Capt. Benj. B. Bray- i8. Trafford Chambers

| ton, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Passengers geing by this line to Philadeiphia, South John Street. Liverpool, New Jersey and Camden and Amboy Railroad. | January Ist, 1867. This line connects also with the Athens line, | T. THOMAS begs to inform his friends

going to Saratoga and the West, landing at the | e that he has this day taken ieto Partnership | same Pier in New York. /hisson, JOHN T. THOMAS, Junr. Baggage checked through. | The business will iu future be carried on under

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July 15, 1367. 3m

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FALL GOODS.

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26 Casks & Cases General Ironmongery. 1 Cask Cutlery,

1 do Traces, 1 do Shovels, i do Hoes,

| do Shot,

26 Bexes Tin,

246 pieces Plough Metals, 16 Tons Nails & Spikes, 23 bundles spring Steel,

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May 20. 1867.

Council ‘Chamber, fa erie 7th May, 1867. RDERED, That in future the Meetings

of the Executive Council be held on the first and third Wepnesoay inevery month; and that a Notice be published in the Royat GazeTTEe news- paper, stating that all accounts against the Govern- ment, as also all Communications addressed to His Excelleucy in Council, are required to be left with the Clerk of the Council on or before THE DaY PREVIOUS to the meeting of the Bourd.

CHARLES DESBRISAY, CEC

Notice to Mariners. MINE exact position of the Fixed White Light at the North Cape of Prince Edward Island is

Latitude N.

Longitude W.

63 se. a3

ert ” -° 2 ee Elevation Eighty feet. JNO. WM. MORRISON, Asst. Col. Secretary. Colonial Seeretary’s Office, April 29, 1867.

Colonial secretary’s Office, JUNE 18, 1367.

Notice to Mariners.

OTICE is hereby given that onand after WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of JULY, 1367, a Fixed Winte LIGH EP will be shewn at the Kast Point of Prince Edward Island, in Larirupe 46° 27’ 9" North, Lonetrupe 61° 58° 15” Weat, and is 130 feet above the level of the sea. IEORGE COLES, Colonial Secretary. P, E. ISLAND ’ . J Steam Navigation Co.'s STEAMERS

Princess of Wales and Heather Belle.

The Steamer ‘* Princess of Wales”

Will leave Charlottetown for Pictou every Tuesday and Tharsday mornings at 6, a. w., in time yor the morning Train for Halifax.

Leaves Pictou for Charlottetewn every Tuesday and Friday evenings, after arrival of Train from Halifax.

Leaves Charlottetownevery Tuesday and Friday nivht for Summerside and Shediac, at 7 p.m. Will connect with Weduesday and Saturday morning's Trains.

Leaves Pictou for Port Hood every Thursday morning at noon, immediately after arrival of Train from Halifax, returning to Pictou the following morning.

Leaves Shediac for Sammerside and Charlotte- town every Wednesday afternoon, immediately after arrival of Train from St. John.

The Steamer * Heather Belle’’ Leaves Charlottetown at 3, 4. m., every Saturday morning for Pictou.

Leaves Pictou at 9, a. m., same day, for Murray Harbour, Georgetown and Souris, remaining at either Souris or Georgetown over Sanday.

Leaves Pictou every Monday for Charlottetown, after arrival of Train from Halifax.

FARES.

Charlottetown to Pictou, or back, £012 6

Pictou to Georgetown, 09 0 " Port Hood, ” 012 9

Ch'town to Summerside, * 09 0 * Shediac, ™ Vis 0 - St. John, ” $4 500erl 8 13 = Eastport, - $6 OO ‘a Fe ” Portland, ” % 00 218 0 “ Beston, “ : oO 26% 4 - Halifax, Zi vv a, - Port Hood, - ; 3 = bad Georgetown, “ 63s ” Souris, sd 912 0

F. W. HALES, Secretary. _ June A7, 1867.

Administration Notice.

LL persons indebied to the Kstate of

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| Diseases attendant on Childhood.

detergent Ointment, twice a day, upon the neck, | i : ‘ chest and back. Its acts upon the very wainsprings | S0UUl side of Market Square, (nearly opposite Pry.

of life; for through the glauds pass all new matter required for the body’s reparation and all old par- ticles detrimental to its preservation. The Ovnt- ment, used conjoirtly with Holloway’s Pills, will act so searchingly and certainly as to effect cures in the most hopeless cases.

Rheumatism, Lumbago, Con- tracted and Stiff Joints.

Many thousands of martyrs from the above com- plaints bave found life almost unsupportable; yet, if Holloway’s Ointment be briskly and perseveringly rubbed upon the parts affected, ease may be safely guarapteed, especially if the pores of the skin be | previously opened by tomentations with warm water. | The gross humors require expulsion from the sys- tem; it is therefore necessary to have recourse to Holloway’s admirable Pills, which, by purifying and strengthening the system, greatly assist the opera- tion of the Ointwent and facilitate and confirm the cure.

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, and Ul- cerations of all kinds.

| There is no medicinal preparation in the world

vince Building, from which it can be seen.) JOHN NEWSON. December 24, 1866. NEW DOMINION BROOMS. 6 DOZEN of above, JUST LANDED, ex Brig * LEANDeR,” from MONTREAL. N. RANKIN, Auctioneers’ Row, _ Sa eS Bark! Bark! Bark! 1500 Cords of Hemlock Bark wanted at the City Tannery.

rE Subscriber is now prepared to make Contracts with parties for the above i- ment of Bark, whkieb will be let in lots from Cords and apwards. Farther particulars will be made known on ap plication to the Subscriber at the City Tannery. W. B. DAWSON,

Feb 4, 1867. Just on the Square.

NEW TOBACCO FACTORY

AT 7 f SYWMWSR8I93. TINELE SUBSCRIBER having JUS?P OPENED a FACTORY at SUMMERSIDE, s prepared to supply Wholesale Customers with the Island Manufactured TOBACCO, warranteds | good article, at the very lowest prices, and on the | most reasonable terms —and hope» his Factory, | being the first of the kind established in Prines | Connty, will meet with liberal patronage from the Traders and Merchants of Sammerside, and Primte

County geuerally ‘ PATRICK REILLY.

Summerside, Jnly 31, 1865.

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Diseases incident to early life fall wore under | {the management of the mother than the medical | |man. Holloway’s Ointment should therefore be | regarded by her as a **Household Treasure,’’ as it

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Irritation of the Lungs, a. ca ena aaa - : .* or t! ove : seases PermanentThroat Affection, | scarlatina; ap r the removal of all skin disease

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Ido, with every confidence, recommend your _| medicines to the auffering everywhere, and wish

Miss Mary MeDonald, East River, Pictou, was |

by the hon. mewber for Bedeque, aud gave oe, one es sountages. caree —_ 2 growth | re A -——

zoy consent to the stuck farm yrounds being a = heunae om he Bap oe aitanaaiine 3)

used fur military ball practice, from the cou-| chains and the same distance ou the North er Sea

vietion that it was the best course that could | Shore, where large quantities of sea rannare can al-

be adopted, in view of all the circumstances | ¥4ys be had. as well as abundance of mussle mad in

of the case. I regret to lewra that any por- | the Bay

; ; the premises, al > ui fell of w tion of that valuable stuck were injured injae Kc ke oe 2

consequence of tae arrangement; but this is | A’ : sail Ihe roe tome | have heard of it. Am I to een — eee en understand it as the opinion of the hon Application to be made to the owner, at Morrell, member, that any Government should dele- | or to FRANCIS 3. LONGWORTH gate an awount of power toa committee, | Attorney-at-Law. which would make that committee entirely | Sopenerer. of the guveromens that appoint | siecinlai teint edit? If thatis not bis meaning, | om at a} loss to understand him. Tue ide sad | Freehold Property for Sale- faults of the jate Government shouid be of | PSHE Subseriber offers tor sale that de- service to the present party, we beacons to. - sirable Property known as the MiLronp quake thew steer clear of the rocks aad shoals | ING MILL ton a cow ne OA NG 4, together with ene acre of free land which proved su dangerous to their prede-| situated in the Wood Island settlement, and within eessurs, for they may depend upon it that) half a mile of Vietoria Harbor. the due performance of promises made by! The above property is so well known that any them at the bustings will be dewauded by | further description is unnecessary. Part ef the ~, peop. cain | pecans eee Ey Seen ae for a number va. Me. —lI wish it to be dis-| ee Ce ee i tinetly enderstoud that the puwers ol tees] ished eee will be eeld by Pabine Committee were over-ruled, aud their privi- | Auction ou the spot, of whieh due notice will be jeges interfered with. [| ask, is it right tor BYE: , may committee to be sacrificed, acd their Milford Mille. Lot 62 H.C. McMILLAN. puthority set aside, while they, as such, are Spril 29. 1882. tf beld responarbie for the consequences? oo ens Mee tg Hoo, LEABER OF THE OPPOSITION. — A GOUD LIVING. ‘There was no time tw consult the Committee. | 4 eee 8 Hoo. Mr. LALBD —In the neighborhood | AXY person wishing to purchase one of of stock was no place for ball pracuce. The ~ the most valuable and beaatiful FARMS with- danger was two-tuld ; the young stuck were sur edstadaen . Peers, ate Ot ae vy diabie te be shot ur otherwise killed, as, oo. NEIL RANKIN, Ancetioneer, @uch vecasions, may would be out, or HENRY WADMAN, Crapaud. there oo horseback, with dogs, and these lat- _ Charlottetown, April 1, 1867.

éer, when collected toguther, were apt to de- | Judson’s Worm Tea !

@ey young stock. |

Charlottetown, 18th Feb'y, 1867 {

A Barn and small Farm House are on |

Telegraph Buildings, Water Street. June 10, 1867.

March 21, 1367. , apl 8 Messrs. Rogers & Co.:

Schooner for Sale. ‘WHE Star of the Sea, 58 tons register,

| now laying iu Charlottetown, four years old; | was built in New Bronewick out of the best mate- ‘rial; is perfectly tight, and well found; bas two | Chains, three Anchors, Standing aud Running Rig- | ging and Sails, all in good order.

For Price and further particulars inquire of W. | B. Deas, Esq., Charlottewn, or of the owner, | REUBEN TUPLIN. Margate, New London, , |

February 25. 1867. BELL,

| JOHN | MANUFACTURER of Clothin

in allits branches, thankful to bis friends | and patrous for past favors, begs leave to inform them and the public oes that he is still to be ‘found at his Old Stand on QUEEN STREET, and ix prepared to make up all kiuds of garments, entrust- ed to him in the latest style and improvement of | fashion. Terms Cash.

| Entrance at the Side Door,

Queen Street. July 9, 1866.

Grain! Grain! Grain! “pur highest price given for BARLEY and OATS, at

Coles’s Brewery and Distillery,

[¥ Constantly on hand, at pricescheaper than can | be purchased in the market,the best of Ram,Brandy,

Gin, Whiskey, aud a superior article of Malt Whis- _key. Also—X, XX, and XXX Ale.

| Charlottetown, June 20, 1866,

Indigo. Indigo. 30 LLB3, in Boxes, 10 Ibs each, May 13, 1867

(warranted ) Por Sale by N. RANKIN.

I watched with interest the effects of your medi- cine upon the late Capt. F. McKenzie, of this place, and the facte of its straigthening the nose, and LL persons indebted to the Estate of a healing up the oes as well as redacing the

i a swelling, proves to me the virtue of the medicine. Red a oe eee . ryan es the iI would earnestly recommend all afflicted with ed Point, Lot 46, and jatterly of New Perth, | scrotula or Skin diseases, as well as Cancer, to em- deceased, are requested to pay their Accounts ploy your skill. I have every faith in vour ap- immediately to the undersigned; and al! per-) plications, and wish you success, and pray the sons having claims against the said Estate lord may bless and prosper you in your work of are requested to furnish their accounts to us| love to maukind. within three months. I am, respectfully yours,

Executors’ Notice,

JOHN KNOX, ° N. T. HARRIs. ALEXANDER McGREGOR, i en a i JOHN McGREGOR, ' ry ry Y ‘ Lot 48, June 3d, 1067, 3m TOOTH ACHE. Peaches! Peaches! Seite Cenk

UST RKCELVED, per Alhambra, Nine Cases PE ACHES, in hermetically sealed cans—put up in such a manuer as to retain all the delicious flavor of the Fruit. Sold by the single can or by the dozen. I. C. HALL.