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QUEREN STREPT. | FUNE 186m.

WILLIAM FULL, Hh RECEIVED LIVERPOOL, POLLAN

GOW « and other ar ra, f al purto bis SPRING SUPPLY of

British & Foreign MERCHANDIZE,

comprising a large assertwent of

Staptic & Fancy Dry Goods,

aod the leading NOVELTIES the Season, whieh will he far ? on inspect » to compare auiy Ww uny Stock Market, bhacd wil be sold at . ti “ Ices FOR 4 ASH. Bes~ Remaind f SPRING STOCK daily ex : {MPHION, trom LONDON J ‘ I l=6s

MANNY'S & BUCKEYE

COMBINED

Mowing and Reaping

MACHINES,

AND

Whitcomh’s Patented Wheel HORSE RAKES!

<a Ss SCRIBER is just imported into this Island, and is now receiving quite a large number of those celebrated Machines, embracing the MANNY COMBINED REAPER and MOWER, the COMBINED MOWER and REAPER HAND RAKE MACHINE, and the BUCKEYE SELF-RAKING MACHINE, for Reaping and Mowing Also a lot of WHIT- COMBS PATENT WHEEL HORSE RAKES

The MANNY MACHINE has

eome tmportant improvements, such as an extra

this seasen

Wooden W hee ar d Axle for R ping, together with an extra Bevel Gear with a Flange, so as to prevent the Cogs from breaking These two tm rortant mprevements makes the MANNY MACHINE a perfect ene of its kind

The BUCKEYE MACHIN manufactured tor the Subserib: eoutract, by ADRIANCE, Pta Poughkeep- e, in the State of N are theericinal manulacturers ot

MACILIINE and are

having bee r under special ee 6é4 Caw a ew Y rk who the BUCKEYE

the largest wanufacturers

* this” Machine in the States, manufacturing from #ix to eight thonsand Machines each vear- und it is their Machine manufsetured at their works, and entered by them for competition at o'! the great Natienal and State Fuaira in the

United States, and for which th Geld Medals and all the Stules: they have alse Justiy edt tien of manufacturing the best States both for Mow ig ind Reaping

j nf ‘ establishments facturing

vy have taken the highest prizes in the ed the reputa- Machine in the

All other Suckeye are f them: making ndred

te on

thank }

Bnei compared tu theis —none

] believe, over six or

lupreveme

eeven i

iachines

each year ;—and all the Buek

eye come through ADKIANCE Puatr & Co The SELF-RAKER is the best and latest im- provement on the BUCKEYE MACHINE, and

is net ppanufactured by aby other establishment

making the Buckeye Phe SELF RAKING MACHINE. has proved 4 complete success the past year, avd completely distancing all other Machines as Self-Rakers. mac nm the United States by others. Th s Machin: saves the laber of one man, and the weight of a wan on the team while Reaping. This SelfRaking Machine will nlso Reap al ] de liver in Bheals grain wh ch has been broken down with rain or wind, unless very badly tangled, as the rake strikes the grain in

troutas of the knives, and brings the grain on te the platform, wheo it is impossible for the hand | rake to de it

In consequence of my long connection with the Farmers of P E. Island, in the sale of MOWING MACHINES, [feel it my duty to explain to them my Siews, and the motives that actuated me in first bringing the MANNY MACIIINE to thie Island some eight years past. It then the b af, and i might say about the only combined Machine in The Manny gradually worked ifs way inte general u Island, proving iselt fo be a good Machine to the Farmers, g its work well, and all that was required of it tu de, and te the full satisfaction of ali whe have used them here ; and T eould find no Machine in the States se well adapted tor this Island as the MANNY MACHINE

Last year I beught four of the Buckeye |

Machines, manufactured by A. Richards & Co.,| ol Worcester, but | wae not satisfied with them, | ux they were not a perfeet Machine, nor such as | they enght te be, in my opinion, and I therefore | eou'd pot feel that it would bes ght for me te aay te the Farmers that the Machine was all right as a Reaper, when I did not ‘ve it: but ae a Mower L was willing, and did say to ail, that they were good Mowers. When I returned bome frem the Island last fall, and knowing that Adriance, Piatt & Co, were ahead of all the manufacterers of what they termed a BUCKEYE MACHINE, I went to their establishment, one hundred and fifty miles distant? hoping to find there a combined Machine that would satisfy wy mind: and I did find the desired Machine, it hav a separate cutting bar, guards and knives ittached to the Platform, aid fitted and ready hitch on to the Machine ax a Reaper, whict Machine, and fully satisfied roy

was the HAND RAKING

Was

the States.

- on the

bel

all tw made a perice t minds — This MACHINE.

{ then examined their SELF-RAKING MACHINE, and was better pleased with that than the Hand-Raker, as it is a eplendid machine, doing all, and even more, than could be expected ef a machine. The consequence was, 1] purebas- | ed my Machines of Adrianee, Platt & Co., and in | the course of the winter A. Richards & | went to Adrianee, Platt & Co,, and purchased a Platform from then, with their nuprovement of a | separate bar and huives fer he Bpiug attachment and attached them te their Machines—sent te the Jxland this spring. I did net purchase any No) Luckeye this year, as I found they had gone out of use altogether, or nearly . They made the No. 1 io the first place, but found them too heavy and clumsy. The Ne. 2 prov d more acceptable to the Farmers tor Mowing and Reaping, |

My own individual opinion now is, and that of moet of the farmers who have used the MANNY MACHINE that the MANNY MA CHINE, with improvenwuts, is the BEST MACHINE for all Parmers of limited means, it dees its work well, and all thatthe farmers re- plication, and the

how to repair it there

Ce.

80 is | ite us quine it to do, ard has ne co i mechanics of the Island kno But those Furmers who ha wish to have a nicer ufford to pay a higher price purchase the SELF. RAKING HINK, as then they will wet all that any Farwet can wiel ina Machine.—Bat come aud eee and ex | amine for yourselves, nud decile what Machine you | like beet. 7 | These Machines will be on exhibition and Sale nt the Warehouse attuched to the Store of Henry | Haszard’s, opposite the Post Office, on Queen | Square. where [ shall be very happy to exhibit nud sell the above Machines a terme, irom one to three vers, as the} Farwers may wish ;—and thore Farmers who wish Lo pay the money down, I shall be mere particular: |

ments, vane

look machine, and can for it, L would suy

BUCKEYE Ma.-|

the ustial aecome: |

diuting

prices, wel n Mower

Bat all who wish machines will be very Hoping that no Farmer will purchase uutil be has seen

vine, and examived

them as Thelieve Thavea splendid lot of Machines. I have appointed | |

and cum sutisly almost any one. fyenis in the tullowing places :—

Hi ©. GREEN, Summerside,

Hon G.W. HOWLAY, Caseumpec. J.D. MeLEOD, Charlottetown,

King’s County, will act at Souris, George- | town, Montague, and Charlottetown, and at

wel! Cheap Store, ASAHEL BOOTH.

Proprietor. Charlottetown, July 6, 1868.

TO THE FARMERS

pearly twice

i within Adriance, Platt & Co's territery they ex

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jfrom Sydney,

ly pleased to see aud sell to, and of course at low |

| OBERT YOUNG has Grey and

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Prince Edward Island,

™M ENTLEMEN,—As we have noticed, in} -_ 4

ments, over the sig

loeal newspapers, certain siate

nature of “ A Booth,” respe et

g ihe otig manufacture, and sale of the Buck- eve Mower and Reaper, calculated to mislead those whe are unacqual ted with the facts, we deew it our duty to place before the public a trath/ul avd lacr Phistery of the machine: and in

understood aright tn the matter, we

A Booth's advertisement in the

order to be abil d Byrnes ofl order in which it appears

First, Mr. Booth asserts that Adrianee Platt | & Co., were the ergimal The Buckeye was first invented, manutactured, and | patented by Aultinan & Miller, of Canton, Ohio (trom which State it has derived its trade-mark

manufacturers

er pame) they obtaining the first Gold Medal at the Great Field Trial held at Syractise, New York they still eontinue te make

machines as any other es-

aud ues trany in the United States

‘right to manuliacture, and seh}

State, m= Is57, |

% al tablishiment The original) paventors me ld th and among

tion Certain fet viteries |

their inventy the different manufacturers the custow has been at in whichseerer lerriterv a Tria 8 held they | ter and exhibit ‘That isto say: Ifa trial is] held in the New Englsnd States we exhibit; if]

h bit Mr

trary notwithstandn

Bas vy. that Adriance, Platt & Co's at ali the

and so on h’s assertion te the eon | manulacture ia entered tor competition * Great National and State Fairs in the United | Slates .

Mr. Booth further asserts that all ‘improvements come through Adrianee, Platt & Co has ¢ bay sed but

Seareely a|

vem we have found semething | ew wherein we could impreve the machine, and | laasiat te being it up to ita present high standard Last year, after much expense, we radically |

changed our mode of gears, by which we dispens ed with the internal gearing, (which

we always considered a bard running gear,) by substituting au external gear, by which more perfect gearing | is secured—which runs lighter, stiller, and is wore | durable, and mere easily repaired should any re- | pairs be required = This, and other improvements of smaller importance were originated Dy Us; aud | we make bold to eay, and have ample testimony, that the machine exhibited for sale by A. Booth is | the style which we made two years ago, save and | except seme miner alterations, which, 1 our opin on. are of a damaging nature te the machine Respeetis t Raker.” when our minds | sfied of its practicability, and tt becomes and brounht out of ifs present comph app y it te our machine its present stage it re teo much motive power, and is too expen- heve that.)

Fur

g the Se ure sal simplified ‘ated condition, we wil 1s We are of Ooplnben that 1 qu re s sive fo be of general tse

syet we be

he course of time, i will be aces mnplished

thermore. Mr Booth asserts that he brought o your Island, last season, four * Boeke ye s.”’ wade by A. Richards & Co, vt Worcester. No such

mannfaeturing establishment exists in Worcestet United machines of aut

or elsewhere, to our knowledge, in the States. Mr. Booth had wanulacture, which he obtained after some solici

tude. whieh we are led to believe he purchased for | sinister purposes. Mr. B. was too well aware of the repute of the “ Buckeyes” in the U.S. te cow- pete against it here with his faverite “ Manny,”’| should it get inte the hands of the farmers. Al-

thengh Mr. Booth’s estunate of your intelleetual | capacity was by no means high, we are glad to find | that he hae altered his mind, and discovered that

you Lave sufficient * brains” to run a Buekeye this

season. Besides the Machines which Mr. B. had! last year, we consigned ten machines to Mr. John | Higgins, of your city, which were all sold, despite | Mr. B’s stiff bow at their introduction, and we| leave it to these farmers who ran the Machiue last

year, to say “ whether they were perfect, and sucb | as they should be, or net.” We have session testimonials frem m iny of the most respeet-

four

In our pos- able farmers, whe ran the machine last season, | respecting its merits, and we have yet to learn of | any dissatistaction,.—not ene purchaser has yet | euquired tor ap extra pirce to suply any defect or| breakage, although our agents have extras con-|} stantiy on hand. | Phe Machines sent to our Agents this year have been made with usual care, pnt toyetl er by first vkmwen, and manufactured of the best which we warrant in jevery particular. |

Class W

titterial

We have every encouragement to continue to ship our manutactures to the Island, and shall have on| hand each yearasupply of * Buckeyes "’ to meet the | demand. They will be in the bands and under the control of our Agents, all of whom are reliable, | and whom the purchasers cav fall back upon for amy moisre presentations i

The Machine will be on exhibition by our} Agents hereunder named, who will be most happy tu point out the difference between tie two * Buckeve’s"’ now in the Island and thankful for past itronnge, we shall continue to dispose of the

Vachine at the lowest prices, and on such terms as will suit all. Considering thisexplanation called for

tu refute A. Booths assertions, made either through ighorauce or wiaiiciousness, We are, yours traly, | E. P. CURTIS, Travelling Agent, |

For A. P. Richardson, & Co, Manufacturers,

Worcester; Mass. | AGENTS* W. D. STEWART, Chariottetown, }

kK. fT. HOLMAN, Summerside, C C. CAKLETON, Seuris | GEO. ADAMS, Vernon fiver, JAMES DEWAR, Montague. daly € sb } an sn clitilaeesli a ikiellihetibrdae | . | Burton Ale! | ;

od UST RECEIVED Ex Emeline— 20 Hhds., 20 Cases, 4 doz. each, best Burton ALE, and now for Sale. WILLIAM DODD, Queen Square. 4i

NOW LANDING,

CHESTS Congou TEA, 25 Boils. KEROSENE, (Standard White) 5 Hbds. Granulated SUGAR,

B. WLLSON HIGGS.

Ch'towr, Jane 15, 1868.

Ch'town, July 6, 1862.

rue. 1! TRA!!! UST RECEIVED from HALIFAX, ex | Steamer “ALHAMBRA'’—

20 Chests TEA,

For Sale by

CARVELL BROS. Ch’town. Janne 22. 868.

t EHROUSE COAL! /QXHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to supply | any quantity of SUPERIOR Round and Small OAL,

Liugan, and other Cape Breton

A. McNEILL.

Reading Room Building, May 25, 1808.

| A Large Copper Still, |

Coal Mines.

if

Fok SALE, BY THE SUBSCRIBER, *WM. DODL.

dune 15, 1868

The Centre of Attraction,

ROBERT YOUNG’

i OBERT YOUNG has the loveliest Dress Goods to be seen any

where. eon YOUNG has the prettiest Hats and Bonnets.

nt YOUNG has a beautiful assort

ment of Shawls and | Mauitles. j OBERT YOUNG has the newest styles in| in Ribbous, Flowers| and Feathers. | [ OBERT YOUNG has a nice stock of! Hosiery and eee | very Cheap. | j OBERT YOUNG has lovely STAY s,| Cheap and Good. |

OBERT YOUNG has a large supply of | his unrivalled Boots| from St. John.

fz opent YOUNG has the newest styles in| Hoop Skirts, cheape: than ever. | ROBERT YOUNG has the cheapest and|

best Prints in Town.

White |

SALT IN STORE 3 ()¢ 0) Bushels Liverpool Salt, oe

1,000 bags do do For sale by

CARVELL BRO'S. | May 18, 1868. | BUTTER SLAT. = 7) Bags BUTTER SALT 250"™ = For sale by ~CARVELL BROS. May 18, 1868

POGIES.

POGLES Fo: sale by : CARVELL BRO'S.

| ( YI ) Bbls

Mav IS, 1868

SOLE LEATHER. | Siues No. 1 New York SOLE 10 LEATHER, |

For sale by

CARVELL BRO’S.

May 18, 1868 : , MOLASSES & SUGAR. ~ Hhds. MOLASSES, | 50 20 Hhds. SUGAR, |

Por ARVELL BRO'S. | May 18, 1868 : ea DOMINION VINEGAR! s) = BBLS. VINEGAR, avd nce

Dominion (a article ) For sule by

CARVELL BRO’B.

che

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May 18, 1868, BOXES CAVENDISH TOBACCO, | fur sale by May 18, 868, a

TOBACCO. CARVELL BRO’S. Muv 18. 1868

BROOMS & PAILS. DOZEN BROOMS, $0 dozen PAILS, For sale by

CARVELLEBRO’'S. SOLU LEATHER ! SOLE LEATHER! 100 Sides Nova Scotia Manufactured. 100 ** New York Do For sale low, WILLIAM DODD. Queen Square. ix] pat

May 18, 1868.

(960. SPRING 4868.

CITY HARDWARE STORE! 5 |

OWEN,’g we have re |

Y Ship “L. C. ceived the

LARGEST SUPPLY

BEST ASSORTMENT

General Hardware

~ | a namber of the above Machines.

lithe ** Buckeye

and would urged npon the farmers lof handing in their orders early fora”

ow

ae

FARMERS OF

Prince Edward Usland!

O you want the mest perfect REAPING and D MOWING MACHINE inthe World. If 80, we are DOW shipping to our Agents a quautity of those wor ld-ve howhed

Buckeye Mowers and Reapers,

which won for themselves such a reputation on and we recommend to all i | i : ual ’ those Who are thinking of purchusiig a Macliaine

ho ran Ohe lust BENSON,

you lalanad lant Oe ason 5

to consull thetr neighbors w and wive their orders early, to wake sure of wecnt

ing one. We need only say that we wade further

in our Circular of D868, to be had of ander named tovether with enc! piece ot the Machine

Avenuts, Every Machine warranted to give

if required. PERFECT SATISFACTION.

Be particular to see that your Machine bears our mark, as they are the GENUINE BuckKrYE.

AGENTS: W. D. STEWART, Charlottetown, Rk. T. HOLMAN, Summerside, A. P. RICHARDSON & CO., Wercester, Mass.

NOTICE.

JOUN HIGGINS,

Owing to the illness of Mi vinted Avent for the

the Subseriber bas been app

Origiual

Buckeye Mowers and Meapers has much pleasure in informing the of P. E. Island, that, on the arrival of Albamobra,’ he will have ou sale

he Farmers the Steauiship *

Che satisfactory results of the Machine bear ample testimony to its

adaption us 1 MOWER and REAPER

the subscriber bas no besitation it offering

Season aud heuce

to the farmers of this Islaud us

PHE BEST MACHINE CONSTRUCTED IN AMERICA.

the importance

lsackeye

if they Wish to obtain a perfect Machine, aud get

value for their money

Phe unde Machine, aud endorse the reputation which

the

il has

roamed gentleman have tested

‘ined in other countries where it bus been longer

ised GEO. LEWIS, Market Clerk, Cli'town, JACOB DOCKENDROF WA. MATHESON, Rustico, JOHN STEWAKE, Ilope River Perms made known and Machine

the Old Stand, i.

exhibited a STEWART. Ciry Grocery Srore.

North Side Queen Square, ? Cli town, May 23, 1808. §

EARTHENWARE! io RECEIVED and FOR SALE LOW e

3m

i4 Crates well assorted for Country Trade WILLIAM DODD,

Queen Square.

Oh’ town, Jnne 15, 1868. is! dw

Wool! Wool!

: in ESTANFIELD WOOLLEN MILLS at TRYON, having been thoroughly re- constructed and enlarged by additional Machinery and Steam Power, will contiune to manufacture Cloth from custom wool as heretofore, and at the nsial rates. Having doubled their facilities for manufacturing, and procured skilful operatives for

} every department, the Company feel confident of

wiving their customers greater satisfaction yeueral

we have yet imported, which is offered at

LOWER PRICES than usual, for | CASH, PAYMENT ONLY. We may enumerate :— 35 Cwt. t mugh Bourd NAILS, 2 * 6Shinzle

mR thiitiy sg ‘ Cut Nails, other SiZe3,

“ Flooring NAILS,

2 “ Cut SPIKES, | l es OF rought “ ao © “ Nails

‘© Horse ‘6 l “Boat 6

Boxes Window GLASS, | « Tin PLATES,

3 Rolls sheet LEAD,

oils Lead PIPE,

‘6 Manilla ROPE,

‘asks assorted PAINTS,

5 “ Linseed OIL,

1 Hhd. Olive “*

2 Casks BOLTS and NUTS,

1 “* Wood SCREWS,

1 containing 27 Bags SHOT,

Ww oI Gs ~ -_

25 Kegs POWDER,

1 Case Percussion CAPS,

1 Cask assorted HAMES,

“« Trace CHAINS, Case Varnish, Casks Potatoe HOKS,

66 Grubbing 66

«é Socket SHOVELS, Case Thompson’s AUGERS, Cusk, | Case FILES, | SAWS, Cask Butt HINGES, |

‘“ Smoothing IRONS, | ‘ Hook HINGES, |

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‘* Enamelled Ware, «“ SICKLES, Jale Cod LINES, 5 Bundles Iron WIRE, 1 Cask KNIVES and FORKS, 1 Truss ** Nash’s SCYTHES. 7 Casks assorted Shelf GOODS H. E

May 25. 1868

FRESH SALMON.

eae wishing FRESH SALMON may be |

i supplied by leaving their Orders at the Sub- | }

ee ne ee ee

_

STARBIRD & CO

scriber’s Store, Water Street.

Arrangemeuts have been perfected to place the | Salmon in Ice as soon as taken from the Nets at St. | Peter's, thus insuring their perfect freshness; and | those who order Salmon may let them remain in| the Ice until they are wanted for use.

I. C. HALL. _Ch’'town, July 6,1863 phine ad LIGHT, LIGHIIVIL,

MORE LIGHT !! |

y TAX, COMPOSITE and PARAFINE| CANDLES, PARAFINE OIL, LAMPS, CHIMNIES, &e., &e., at MACEACHERN & CO’'S. Next door to Srarsinp & Co. Ci'town, July 6, 1868.

SUGAR,

J UST RECEIVED—

SUGAR,

10 Hogeheads, ) 3 Tierces, »

15 Barrels, 4 B. WILSON HIGGS.

| _ Chitown, Joly 10, 1868. 52 aR) Yo | Keep your money at Home. AND PURCHASE THE ISLAND CHAMPION!

which is about the

BEST MOWING MACHINE

for general use in PRINCE EDWARDISLAND! THE CHEAPEST! LEAST COMPLICATED!

AND

EASIEST KEPT 1N ORDER, | BEER & SONS. | | |

Bright Retailing SUGAR.

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June 12, 1868- Agente.

Administrators’ Notice,

LI. persons baving claims against the Estate of £1 the late FREDEKICK PETER NORTON of Georgetown, Esquire, deceased, intestate, are re- | quested to furuish the sume duly attested, within | three menths from the dute hereof; and those in

Cottons as cheap as) debted to the suid Estate, are hereby requested to |

usual.

BR oBert YOUNG has the largest Stoek of

the Island.

OBERT YOUNG is Agent for the Best! Sewing Machine—the $s WEED.”

Charlot'etowu June 27, 1808

| make immediate

K J. CLARK, Orwell, Sole Ageat for! |

Paper Collars on "I

payment to our agent, at Uardigan Bridge, Me GT. Qwen, whom we Bive author | ized lo grunt receipts in our name THOMAS OWEN, STEPHEN BOVYER. Adwinistrators 3in

Judson’s Pills !

Ch'town,. June 15 1868

Orwell, June 1, 1868

ly, by manafacturing a better quality of Cloth, and makiug quicker returns for wool left with them

In addition to the various kinds of Cloth previous

ly made, they ure manufacturing several uew

| styles for men’s wear, and full width blanketing

Le” Wool, which must be cleau washed, free of mats and coarse locks. and of good quality, may be Jett at Hlon. H. J. Calbeck’s, Churlottetown, or at the Mill.

STANFIELD WOOLLEN CO.

Tryon, May 18, 1808

LONDON GROCERIES |

PER AMPHION. AT

MACEACHERN & CO. EST CONGOQU OOLONG TEAS, Crushed SUGAR, Zante Currants, Laver Raisins, Candied Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels Vermacella, Maecaroni, Currie Paste and Powder Chow Chow, Piccallilla, Walnuts, Gherkins, Oriental, Olives Capers, Baied O11. D. B. F Mustard, Essence of Coffee, Flavouring Extracts, Bottles Salt, Mushroom Catsup, Tapioca, Cloves, Cassia, Pimento, Girger. Pepper, Starch, Blue. Indigo, Dye Stuffs, Gelatine, Fine Cut Isinglass, Chillies, Mace, Sago, Creamtaurtar, Soda, Y Bky, Powder, Kice, Coffee, English Cheese, X&c.,

ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. Corner opposite Davies & Werks.

est,

)&ke.,

Chitown, July 2, 1868, 2w

Barclay & Perkins arclay & Perkins.

f FEW Hogsheads PORTER, from the

| «@ above celebrated Brewers.

ALSO, a few Hhds. Bass’s ALE, at ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, Queen Street, MACEACHERN & CO.

| July 6, 1868.

NOTICE! To Tenants upon Township No. 18. Tk TENANTS apon that portion of Township

No. 13, formerly owned by the late Mrs Mary Stewart, of Charlottetown, deceased, and since by

|} the undersigned, in conjunction with her deceased

sisters, Mury and Ellen Stewart, are hereby noti- tied that. the fee simple of the iands respectively held by them, being now exclusively vested in her, she ALONE is legally authorized to receive the rents accruing therefrom.

MARGARET STEWART.

Ch'town, July 6, 1868

CARVELL BROTHRES, — AUCTIONEERS, GENERAL AGENTS,

AND

Commission Merchants,

Charlottetown, - - Prince Edward Island AGENTS FOR:

New York Board of Underwriters,

Boston Board of Underwriters, Eastern [xpress Company,

Fairbank's Patent Standard Scales,

Gowrie Coal Mines, Cow Bay, C. B.

Fishwick's Express

te CASH ADVANCES made npon CONSIGN. MENTS received, or when sent to their Agent abroad.

April 30, 1866.

VESSELS TO CARRY DEALS, from BUCTOUCHE and RICHI BUCTO, to LIVERPOOL and BRISTOL CHANNEL CARVELL BROS,

4

| May °°. 1868

Charlottetown & Cascumpec PACKET! Schooner

IS NOW on the Rovre between

this PORT and CASCUMPEC, |

calling at SHEDIAC, each way, and making Forrnicuty trips.

For FREIGHT or PASSAGE, apply

CASCUMPEC to G. W. HOWLAN: SHEDIAC

at al

to ALEX. DAVISON, or at Charlottetown to CARVELL BROTHERS. June 15, 1868. Kor Sale!

{ HIOUSE, 32 x 26, Situated at ORWELL “ BRIDGE, and considered to be one of the best Stands in Queen's County, for a Tradesman or Merchant limediate possession can be given ; and if desirable to the purchaser, some eight or ten acres of land can be sold or reuted with the House.

Apply te the Owner on the premises

JOHN STEWART, or tothe subseriber R. J. CLARKE, Orwell. 2. tf FRESH CRACKERS. J UST RECEIVED, FREstI from the Bukery —

BOXES BUTTER, SUDA, WINE, WATER aud SUGAR CKACKEKS.

N. RANKIN. June 15, 1868,

EX TRAORDINAGY

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a dollar; your price

| i leents but ghe medicine tu me is worth a dollar.”’ * Send me five boxes of your Pills

‘Let me have three boxes of your Salve jreturh mail. FOR ALL DISEASES OF§THES§ KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF THE URINE, &c.,

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Maggiel’s Pills are a Perfect Cure.

ONEDOSE WILL SATISFY ANY ONE.

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FOR FEMALE DISEASES,

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Mersous Prostration, Weaknesses, General Las } lon gradually, but may be prevented by proper pre: |

situde, Want of Appetite, MAGGIEL’s Pitts will be found an effective

| remedy.

Waggiel’s Pills and Salve

are almost universal in their effects, and a cure} will be warvelious.

cau be almost always guaranteed.

‘Each Box Contain Twelve Pilis. Ono Pillina Dose.

Sold by all dealers in medicine ithroughout the United States and Canadas, at 2.

cents per box or pot

respectable

Ail orders tor United States must be addressed to J. Haydock, No. 11, Pine St., New York

Patients can write fre ely about their co nplaints, and reply will be returned by following mail Write for ** Mavuwiel’s Treatment of Diseases.’’

COUNTERFEITS! COUNTERFEITS!! Al readers of this paper are warned not to purchase MAGGIEL’S PILLS OR SALVE, unless the name of J. Haydock. Proprietor, in addition to the

jname of Dr J. Mayyiel, is on the engraved sli surrvunding each bex or pot

W. R. Watson, sole Agent ‘or P. E. Island.

May 11, 186s.

MRS. WINSLOW,

| Anexperienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre seats tothe attention of mothers her

LIFE IN A PILL BOX. | GOLD & SILVER,

Wis |

* Your box of Magwiel salve cured me of noise | ifthe head. IT rubbed some of your Salve behind inv ears and the noise left

is twenty-five |

‘Watches, Clocks, Chains, BROACHES, BARRINGS, PEN- | CILS, BUCKLES, STUDS, _ and a large assortment of | ie | BLACK BAR RINGS, BROACHES A Ni) AP (rte ag CHAINS. | ALSO-—A varied assortment of SPECTACLES | land RYE QLASSES t ‘ for sule by the Subseriber, opposite thie City lial! | ROBERT SNEESTON, Watch Maker. Side Queen Squure, June lo, 1868

THE ROAD TO HEATE

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This well known remedy ts offered to the public, sane. | tioned by the experience of over torty years, and when SECURED BY resorted to in season, seldom fails to effect @ speedy

eare of

HOLLOWAY ’'S PILLS. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis, Inflvenaa, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, Patns or Soreness in the Chest and Side, Bleeding at the Lungs,

Liver Complaint, &c.

| Impurities of the Blood. In selecting the most appropriate medicine for : | particular ailinent, there way be some diffcul:y un liess gue can be found to purify, r gulate, and im | prove the quality of the blood. These Pills posses three qualiticatious in an oxtr.or- |dinary degree. They enable the stoma h to diges any ordinary food, increase the secretery powers «1 the liver, cleanse aud purify the blood, expel al morbid matter, and throw into the circulation the } purest elements for sustaiming and repairing the

j trame. ” Weakness and Debility. How many persons suffer from debility withou | know: ng the causes why they are feeble! Tn mvs jcases tne stomach is the aggressor. Holloway | Pills have long been famed Tor regulating @ disor iered stomach, and restoring its healthy digestive lt ne; they are, therefore, confidently re commende las a never failing remedy in all cases where th constitution, from any Cause, las become impaire

’ art thee : an ctmeey See The unequalled snccess that has attended the applic

tion of this medicine in all cases of PULMONARY COMPLAINTS has Induced many physicians of high standing to employ

it in their practice, some of whom advise us of the fact We bave space only for the

names of a few of these: —

A. A. Gress, MP. W. li. Wess, M.D, W. B. Lyxon, M.D, A. ®xi Livan, M.D. H. D. Manzi, M.D, Ww. A. Snaw, M.D, A. UL. Macaxarr, M.D, 8. BH. Finegy, M_D.

Such testimony CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.

From the mass of evidence in our possession we sejeet the following : —

Avex, Waren, M.D.

E. Boyves, M.D.

Wa. A. Rest, M.D.

hh. Fecttows, M.D. Natuan Piummer, M.D. H. G. Barrows, M.D. Braprorp Knarr, M.D. Sermocr Tuacner, M.D.

or weakened, Disease of the Head and Heart These formidable diseases are, unfortunately, o!

j ' over their own sigratures. ' | | frequent occurrence; for the most part they cree; |

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cautions. Holloway’s Pills are the surest preserva | tives against all derangements of the brain, and ar the speediest correctors of irregular cireujation, I

| they be taken without delay, when tingling in the |

limbs, drowsiness, or giddiness comes on, the effect

| #emales of all Ages & Classes, |

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| ordered by high living, climate, over-indulgence

| where previously ail was lassitude, gloom and de-

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Soothing Syrup,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by softening the guims, reducing all inflammation— willallay all pain and spasmodie action, and is SURE TO REGULATE TILE BOW ELS

Depend upon it, mothers, it will give reat t& yourselves, and

Relief and Health to your Infants.

We have put up and sold this artiele for ove: thirty years, and can say, in confidence and truth of it, what we have never been able to say of any other medicine—never has it failed ina single instance, to eflect a cure, wher timely used. Never did we know an, instance ¢ dissatisfaction by any one who used it; on the con jtrary, all are delighted with its operations, an: | Speak in terms of highest commendation of its magi io effects and medical virtues. matter **what we do know,” after thirty years” | experience. and pledge our reputation fo:

ithe fulfilment of what we here deciare | In almost every instance where the infant is suffer jing from pain and exbaastion, relief will be foune lin fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is | administered.

| This valuable preparation is the prescription o lone of the mst experienced and skilful nurses \in New England, and bas been used with never- | failing successin

THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not ouly relievesthe child from pain, but invi- |gorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve

GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND COLIC,

|and overcomes convulsions, which, if net speedily remedied, end in death. We believe it the best and surest remedy in the world, in al! cases | of Dysentery and Diarrha@a in Children, | whether it arises from teething, or from any other cause. We would say to every mother who has a child suffering from any of the foregoing complaints

—do not let your prejudices, nor the pre-|

|judices of others, stand between your suffering |ehild and the relief that will be sure—yes, absoe | lutely sure—to follow the use of this medicine, if jtimely used. Full directions for using will accom- |pany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac- jsimileof CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, ‘ison the outside wrapper.

ia” Sold by Druggists throughout the world.

| Principal Office, No.48, Dey Street, N, Y, 25 Cents per Bottle.

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Price only | October 15, 1866.

COPPER PAINT!