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; HH THERAPION, No, 2, for syphilis, disease Register of British and of the bones. sore throat, threatened destruction of |

‘ She , | the nose and palate; impurity of blood, scurry, pim- or Foreign Shipping. | ples, spats blotches, and all diseases for which it OCTOBER, 1865.

| has beén too much a fashion to employ mereury,

Fane

Lloyd's

Notice of Removal

oF THE

FALL STOCK, PME Subseriber HAS RECEIVED, per

Usoixe and L. C. Owes, as

MISCELLANEOUS,

ee ee ee

q For Sale. Northern Half of TOWN LOT

© ‘ » re f Lota in the ‘eal = First Hands md “the enenee of |

T

BULANCE OF STOCK

ik

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| City of Charlottetown, sift

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Inisu Writers —The following bit’of gas 4 “ ) : : peur the Steam 4 . | sarsapariila, &c. to the destruction of the eufferer’s - ge . a oncerning populat novel writets appears CASH GROCERY AND Prince and King Street insiness purposes, {1 Committee bave recently had under | tooth and ruin of health. Under thie medicinn Part of his Fall Steck: Sip « ~* os gt So as co hake curious eir- |66 > i a Hi n=» bik * uae i Ferry Wharf, well — Apply to i their consideration the Standing of Sornee in | every veatige of disease rapidly disappears: and the #9! Tons LRON 8 08 ee ee 7 ; Renfi ew Ouse ee } LIQt TOR STORE, ' or for a private residence. JOSEPH BALL. ithe Table A attached to the Rules, and have deter- | skinassumes the pleasing softness of infancy. 2] Tons SPKIXG STEEL,

cumstances that ef this time nearly all the Dee. 18, 1560, ~ | mined to allow the use of this materia] in Ships of 10 Cwt. Sleizh

THERAPION, No. 3, for relaxation, sper- Sheeing aa

serial stories in the leading magazines are gg ; : TO THE pat Tat ea -, | the 5 years’ vrade for al! parts, except Stem, Stern- 4 j ; 7 de Biiste

written by righ authors, or by Guthors of E have on hand a quantity of GOODS l ied b ieox temsi1or i ables. | post, ‘Transome, Knight heads, came dare | matorrheen, and all the distressing consequencet % ye — : De h extract Thus, that of Corniill which we wal to clear out'at onee,and) Shop formerly oecup! y deat | Aprons tnd Deadwood. ‘ arising from early abuse, excess, residence in hot, Itt do NAILS and SPIKES

Irie extraction 7 Vilkia Colli = h | e “ " Swabe & Roberts ‘ TR i GEORGE B. SEYFANG, ‘unhealthy climates, &e It possesses surprising 140 Keux PAINTS car

‘sArmadale,’" 18 by Mr, Wilkin Collins, whose Wij] offer at a very Low Figure. w y : 1 5 dD, STA ’ 'Ricnarp Sioccer, Secretury. | power in restoring strength and vigour to the debi- 340 Gallons PAINT ODL

father, the painter, was an Irishman ; that | “ . Surveyor, Prince Edward Island. _ litated. To those who are prevented entering tho M4 iuxen GLASS. :

e ing

E Subscriber begs leave to inform his $4 friends and customers that he has removed om iiis Business

ta the xhove well-known stand, where he will offer to the Public all articles in the

LIQUOR AND GROCERY LINE,

comprising in part:

marriage state by the consequences of early error, UTTLES. and it will render cssential aid by subduing all disquali- fications; and restoring the lost tone to the system. . Therapion may be procured at 11s, and 33s per pack- General Hardware Goods, age, through all medicine vendors, or in £5 pack- [HF The remainder of FALL STOCK to arrive ages for foreign shipment, direct from London only, per* Urania’ and * David Cannon.’

by which £1 128 are saved ; and £10 packages for . :

the more inveterate cases, by which a still greater W. E. DAWSON. saving is effected. In ordering the above, the pur- chaser should state which of the three numbers he

Kent Street, nert Ui. Palmer's Office.

_~__—_"

= Cabinet-making. Upholstering, &c.

¥

i of Blackwood,** Sir, Brooke Fosbroke,’ is by map ’ rel Mr. Lever ; that in Macmillan is by the Hon. Dress Goods, Shawls, Flowers, Ribbons, I Mrs. Norton, the daughter of ~“Jom Sheridan;* Ribbon Velvete, Dress — ae gy that in All the Year Round, "Lhe Second — White. Ist Ml fader Clothing. Wondy: Mrs. Tillotson,’ is Hy Me. Percy Fitagerald ; wade Clothing. Hate and Caps, that in the Dublin University, oy Mr. J. Le Seurfx, Neck Ties, Boots aud Fauna ; thatin Gaceg Week, by Mre.Stafford. Shoes, Cutlery Rete eee author of * George Geith ;’* that in the Shil- mounting, — Linseed “ ling Magazine, by the same ; that of Temple

2 Crates COAL SC 84 Casks ond Cases

& THE MOST RELIABLE PRIRAD!

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FURNITURE of al! kinds made to order, avd from seasoned Stock.

* = o n October 30, 1865.

Best Island Tobacco!! —

(boiled and raw), Tea,

Undertaking punctually atlended to. e

aD ae

‘Tabaceo, Glass, Soap, ade , Su: ‘ : Bar, by Mr. Willis (Irieh alev) and by Miss &e. ke. ke. Port Wine Suton Te oe wre —— Braddon, who, it is ramored, ie of Irish ex- ; ani iene, Coffin Plates Lettered. to aes: Her Maststy’s Hox. Commissioners have gra- Hi subseribers, in returning thanks to traction We have aleo a quantity ws Holland Gin, Raisins, L anne S | oan De | ciously permitted the Governmentstamp,bearing the their friends and cusiomess for the patronage , ' —_- ~ “ . 2 Demerara Spirits, Currants, o j E yet ~ tad ne SB oword *‘ Therapion’’ in white letters, to be attached ‘extended to them since their commencement iy Exrvest Krss.—One of the most distin- Is UR GOODS, Old Jamaien’ Wien, Rice, er ALL WORK MADE WARRANTED @ | , oreo sf — ‘to each package; thus insuring the public against business, would intimate that they have a of rari ‘» Ladies’ en’ Ss, &e, whiel ffer | ilenurey Whiskey Crackers, . i r 7 dul imitations, and securing to the proprietor | a pumksstiaewityarkanan,|" to than Cont. ., |” mannan rues 19 To 2 Holloway’s GOimtinent, erdviert istics andsccuring w the prorricter GREATLY REDUCED tekken prisoner aou eke é Ss, ss an os Londen Porter : Sunce pL Gi Satisfaction n | at cayl ce 7 il . f h - T : Pr. ° zondon Pe ’ Sunce, i —- yinfringement of which they willprosecute The Price of their obacco had the singular name of Eacnest Kise. Ile Gingerette, Cigars, | ive Tt : : ee be utinest it aint 4 ’ was a wealthy proprietor, owding twenty- |. (tw dolera and others in the Trade | Ten Spices, oa ‘Its Searching & Healing Proper- with theu oe ceded ae | whicb is pronounced by judges to be the ; three villages, and was @ te ° a would do well to embrace this opportunity of Crushed een =. — ‘so91] 7° 7 s9Tqe.L ae ties are known and recognized 0 Se ee Reimes & Co ‘tied Best Manufactured on the Island. é ragnal eloquence, as well as of chivalric vetting cheap Goods. | sabe ate roe re | Web’ 26, 1866. othecaries Co . , Glasgow; Ferrie & Co , Bristol; Samples can be had by exlling their Ss ; coollan nee larly sent his linen all the DELANY & BYRNE. LEMUEL McKAY. | ae 7 sundeile wre ——___-- ——- — ———= | throughout the World. — 4 Co i Pipmenth; Rowe, Dovenperts Ran aa spent, nentiene ‘to the Ban of P. bE Iedend. =a from Mongery to Paris to be washed, as gy town, March 19, 1866 hid pist Mareh 5, 1866. 3m rs ieee a id PRINT] > The number of years this invaluable Ointment | dal] & Co., Southampton; and obtainable throug LOWDEN & RICHARDSON well in asimiular reapect to D‘Orseyas ¥ell a¢ to | ———————_ eee” intact. it cain | aaa ie | th , J has stood the test of public opinion, (and the longer | all medicine vendors in the known world, or in comet) py ie ° Bayard. Tis co Yoese in Gadget ake remark- ™ OL ICE. PUBLIC WOTICE. gs @ 0, 'P, known the better appreciated ) is a testimony of it- | of difficulty, by evclosing a draft or orderfor £50r _ harlottctown, Ay ru = > isl tf able ; and it is told of him that one day with- a 5 ‘ j red ! . f the City C 1. held 48 Tr C: fh, | self more convincing than anything that could be | £10, according to the nature of the case, payable in Grain ! Grain ' Grain ' adie , ANd I (pur subscribers have removed to the 7 2 meeting 0 the ity Council, be. y & | written in praise of its truly wonderful healing London to Messrs. Thomas & Co., at above, a large pi , ; > in reach of the Austrian battery, making an GRANITE WAREILOUSE, at the on Wepygapay, the Mth March, 1866 : | GEO. BREMNER, properties. In the cure of bad legs, bad breasts, package will be sent by return mail, carefully se. "TINO K highest price given for BARLEY observation, he ordered ne et bring l Wh f } i Upos — yor a 200 ~— “a the | ‘i sores, wounds, and ulcers, its effect is ei | cured from obzervation or accident. and OATS, at him a cup ofchecolate. A shot took it [rum 5 2 Ninth, Tenth and Twelfth Sections of the Law | j + b dl | For ring-worm, scald-bead, scrofula, and d'geases of | il icilchathaeherearhlaedalh . a ‘ i Z hie Oey cos killed his horse. * Clumsy Head of Centra ar ' for sanatory purposes, be forthwith printed and | rinter 00 oo in tt, Stee an generally, there is no remedy to be com-| The Cause and Cure of Premature .. 3 oles s Brewery and Distittery, le.” said Kies, “they beve upset my lately occupied by Messrs. R. W. FRASER & CO, distributed for public information. 4 ? | pared to it. When assiduously rubbed upon the : | 1 Constantly on hand, at prices chenperthawean rascals,” said Kiss, 3 , I y : : PETER MACGOWAN, City Clerk. AND ki reviously well bathed in warm water) this Decline. | Le purchased in the marketthe Lest of Kum, Brandy, breakfast.” When taken out with three and adjoining the Office of the | March 19, 1866, | = aprer c om. and | } es for Dr. De Roos’ Medici | Gin, Whiskey. and a superior article o Malt Wiis. " ian a d J g Ointment is quickly absorbed into the system, and | Sold by all the Agents fi Medicines, . oe oe others to be shot he was superbly dressed. : king C ed ae | STEREOTYPER, | ithaca in its passage, every part to which it is | or sent post frec, secure from observations key Alno—X, XX, aud XXX Ale The order was given to fire, and his companions Halifax Banking Company. | coo. 9 —Ali dirt, sawduet, soot, ashes, cinders, | PEI | applied r ' direct from the Author, for 2s 6d. _Charlottetown, Jane 20,1860. 0 while he stood untouched. ‘You have — jshavings, hair, uaneré, oyster, clam er lobster 4 o IN aft = es | , } . . rear } ay = as » said Kies in his usual tone of | ESSON & CO. | shells, waste water, aniinal or vegetable substances. | CHARLOTTETOW yr . : Gl d 1 S ellin 8 Mum S. | Hk MEDICAL ADVISER on the © z Th , tthe ; Rahs l rubbish or filth of any kind, in any house, ware- | Having engaged an experienced anduiar Ww L gs, ps, modern treatment of mental and. physical in- voice. € corporal o @ prssoon steppe HALIFAX, March 19, 1866. Gw house, cellar, yard or other place within the City | 5 Bronchitis, Quinsey, Sore |eapacity, syphilis. stricture, &c.; with unfailing

up.and fired, and the ball striking him on the | —

forehead, he fell dead eanens 6 struggle. International Hotel,

Tiollis Street,

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA,

FEXUIS neat and commodious HOTEL is recommended to the People of the Island, as j}wellasto the travelling Pablie generally, being ouly three squares tremthe Charlottetown & Boston

| whieh the Mayor and Board of Health deems in- } jurious to the health of the City, shall be removed

by the owner or occupant of such honse or other | | place as aforesaid, within twenty-four hours, or | | such other time as the Mayor and Board of Health | | shall deem reasonable. and after notice in writing | to that effect served personally upon the owner or | occupant, or posted on the premises, if he or they | shall neglect or refuse to remove the same, then | such removal shall be mude under the direction of | the Mayor and Board of Health, and the expense | thereof shall be borne by such owner or occupant, |

and, in addition thereto, shall be subjecttoa penalty |

: . | rules and prescriptions for the speedy cure, by very | * Throats and Diptheria. | simple meni, ofall the more pasert Mahone and In any of the above diseases, immediate and per- | supposed incurable maladies of the sexual system. manent relief is obtained by eff-ctually rubbing this} By Dr. W. De Roos, M.D, &c, of the Ecole de detergent Ointment, twice a day, upon the neck, | Medicine, Pans. chest and back. Its acts upon the very mainsprings ~ of ‘life; for through the glands pass all new matter | REVIEWS AND NOTICES. required for the body’s reparation and all old par- | «The MEDICAL ADVISER, by Wacrer_ ticles detrimental to its preservation. The Oint-| pr Roos, M. D., for the class of diseases upon which

ment, used conjoirtly with Holloway’s Pills, will it treats is undoubtedly the best and most soundly | M R S. WwW I N S L O Ww,

act so searckingly and certainly ag to effect cures in practical book which has come under our notice An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre.

BOOK-BINDER

is prepared to execute all orders with PROMPTITTDE and NEATNESS.

re Entrance to Printing Office and

Bindery at Mrs. Bremner’s Book and Stations Store, Prince Street,

—_ ———<o—_—

Tox Cuvece or Enctaxnp.—The ritual agitation in the church has led to the estab- lishment of a third party, who may be de- scribed a via me/:a—wen opposed on the one hand to the revival of an obsolete ritua!, and on the other to state interference in ecclesiasti- eal matters. At the head of this movement

sre Archdeacon W adeworth and Canon Camp- | steamers’ Wharf, and twe sqnares from the Pro-

neys, and they bave drawn up a petition re-| questing the arc) bishops and bishops to sup- prese ijiegal practices in the church, and secure uniformity in the celebration of divine worship.

ee a

Curtovs Revexsss or Fortcys —The lineal | descendant of Lermot McMorough, the last Irish king. ienow engaged working as a stone- mason at some buildings in Toxteth Park, Liverpool. He is known by the name of Doyle. The undoubted representative of the celebrated Bar! of Ulster, who fourished in the reign of Elizabeth, and who gave that mongreh # good deal of trouble in Ireland, is now a policeman in the Liverpool force. The grandson of ore of the most eminent membersot the Irish Parliament, who was not only distinguished as an orator and a beautiful lyric poet, but also fur his patriot- ism and opposition to the union, is nowa barman ina spirit yault near the Liverpool Exchange.

_ —-——o Fezs or 4 Pants Parsictan.—A Paris let- ter says that when the inventory of Dr. Jon-

vince Building, with the street railroad running im mediately through Hollis Street to both ends of the uy Every attention is paid tothe comfort and wants of its guests. Charges reasonable. ©. F. HOVKINS, Proprietor. March ¥2, 1866 isl r ow 3m NOTICE. ‘QXUE undersigned having been appointed Administrator of the Estate of the “lute DANIEL JACKSON ROBERTS, of Charlotte- town, Merchant, deceased, by Letter Testamentary yranted by the Surrogate, dated the 9th day of March, instant. hereby notifies all persons indebted to the said Estate to pay their respective debts to the subseriber, at his office, Queen Street, forth- ith. Persons holding goods and effects belonging to the said Estate, xre requested to render accounts therecf, and to deliver up possession of the same to the Subscriber. All persons having claims against the Estate are required to furnish thei accounts, duly attested, without delay. J. S. CARVELL, Administrator. Ch'town, Mareh 12th, L366. gaz isl pat 2m

GREAT q‘j ion . y ] » ' earmng-out Sale!

| not exceeding Sixty shillings for every such neg- fect or refusal.

See. 10.—If the manure or soi] of any stable or} other collection of refuse matter be allowed to ac- | enmulate till it beeomes offensive, the owner | thereof, or the person on whose premises the sume may be, shall, within twenty-fonr hoursafter being notified, remove the same, or canse it to be re moved, and on neglecting or refusing 80 to do, the owner of such manure, aoil or refuse matter, orthe person ou whose premises the same may be, shall be subject toa fine not exceeding Forty Shillings for each and every day such manure, soil or refuse matter shall remain uvremoved.

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Sec. 12.— There shall be no acenmulation of manure or filth of avy description in or about any | slanghter-honse or yards connected therewith, withim the City, and all such slaughter-houses and yarda shall be kept clean at all times by tie ree- pective owners or occupiers thereof; and any per son guilty of accamulating any such manure or | ilth, of neglecting orrefusing to keep such slaugh- \ter-houses und yards connected therewith clean. shall forfeit a smm not exceeding Five Pounds, aud in addition shall be subject to a penalty not exceeding Twenty Shillings for each and every day such manure or filth shall remain, or such slanghter-house or yard connected therewith con- tinues Uucleanved, after notice being given to re } move such manure or filth, or clean such slaughter.

where all orders may be left.

Prince Street, June 5, 1865.

YARMOUTH IMPROVED STOVES.

FENIIE subscriber has this week received |

from the Factory, a full and complete cargo of those celebrated

Cook, Box and Franklin EY Yee STOVES, “Blue Wave.” Those canuet be beat for Durability, Neatness and Economy,

and are the only Stoves imported bere that give general sutisfuction, aud are now offered for sale

Low for Cash, Merchantable Produce, or Twelve months’ credit on approved Notes. ip A good assortment of Fall and Winter Goods.

kK. J. CLARKE,

Orwell Cheap Store.

Ex Schooner STOVES

Oct. 16, 1865.

the most hopeless cases, ‘Rheumatism, Lumbago, Con-

| tracted and Stiff Joints.

rubbed upon the parts affected, ease may be safely guaranteed, especially if the pores of the skin be previously opened by tomentations with warm water. tem; it is therefore necessary to have recourse to Holloway’s adwirable Piils, which, by purifying and strengthening the eystem, greatly assist the opera

the eure.

cerations cof all kinds.

treatment of the above ailments, as Holloway’s Ointment.

ment, rubbed around the part affected, enters the

to the seurce of the evi] and drives it from the

plaints bave found life almost unsupportabie; yet, | if Holloway’s Ointment be briskly and persevering!y |

The gross humors require expulsion from the sys- | . , , |sufferer may cure himaelf speedily. privately, and |

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, and Ul-.

manner in which it is applied, or its action on the | body, both locaily and constitutionaily. The Oint-| and to euch only ean confidence be safely extended. | experiencr, and pledge our reputation fer

The autbor isa man of most enlarged experience.” |

—North of England Teegraph, June 29th, 1861.

“To those who contemplate marriage ite perusal | is éspecially recommended.—Dap. Mag. “ The

ficran.

Many thousands of martyrs from the above heat” knowledge it imparts must come some time, and | " happy they who do not possess it too late.””— Poli- |

“Cure is certain in every curable case, | which greatly facilitates the process of tecthing, by and few indeed are they which are not so.’’— Med. | softening the gums, reducing all inflainmation—

sents to the attention of mothers ber

Soothing Syrup,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

Review ——“* It is calculated to effect a complete re- | will allay all pain and spasmodic action, and is

'volation in the treatment of theee complaiats.’”"— Med. Gaz. Simple and inexpensive, every

| at the least possible cost.’’— Scalpel.

L | From long practices! observation of the treatment tion of the Ointment and facilitate and confirm pursued in the most famous Institutions of this coun- |

‘SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS, Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, and

Relief and Health to your Infants, We bave put up and sold this article for over

| try and the continent, for those diseases referred to | thirty years, and can say, in confidence ana

|W | which the distressing consequences resulting from

tirely obviated. Lasting benefit in these casee car who devote their chief ettention to such diseases;

Dr. De R_ refers with pride to the numbers he has

uess, Whilst te al! whe need such aid be offers every

Nothing can be so simple or safe as the | only be reasonably expected at the bands of those | cal «ffects and medical virtues.

| in the above work, the Proprietor has had somewhat | truth of it, what we have never been able to say unusual facilities for acquiring that uniform succes® +f any ether medicine—never has it failed, hich bas hitherto characterized his practice, in| ina single instance, to eflect a cure, whea

timely used. Never did we know an instance of

| There is no medicinal preparation in the world | the injurious employment of wereury, capivi, sar- | dissatisfaction by any one who used it; on the con- which may be so thoroughly relied upon, in the | zeparilla, and similar dangerous medicines are en- | trary, all are delighted with its operations, and

speak in terms of highest commendation of its magi- We speak ia this matter **what we do kuow,” atter thirty years’

‘the fnlfilment of what we here decine,

pores just az salt enters meat. It quickly penetrates | heen instrumental in restoring to health and kappi- | In almost every instance where the infant is suffer.

ing from pain and exbkauetion, reliet will be found

the . nooner i : ; bert de Lambel!«'s property was taken, the nompremrere ~~ + TO THE | system. assurance of speedy restoration, in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is rer fy ar { led w a. | *) , + > ° g Fornian Resipents ean be successfully treated by | 2dtministered. Sarehtory webs Gane 7 large box Siled wae j FRESH FRUIT | _ KE IN A IN e % re a. Erysipelas and Scrofulous sores. | correspondence ,on matey the detail of their ian This valaable preparation is the presesiption of ® multitude of \ittle paper a oon , FOR , | In all irritations of the skin, sores, uleers, burns | with ak note Bill © London house for £5 0D¢ of the most experienced and skillal narses lg ‘ : ; OF on he s 5 s, ulcers, with a Bank note or Bill on a London house for £5 © " . : taining the fees ffored the celebrated surgeon , e | or serofulous enlargements of any kind, Holloway’: | or £10, in order that a package of medicires to im New England, and bas been used with mevere

by his office pe ients ; the sums of money they contributed varied from 30f to 100. It took two days to unfold them ; they con- tained 7,000 sfiver franc pirees, and $50.000 in gold ; there were besides $50 000 in bank notes, and $204) 000 of French Three's. No kindred of Dr. Lambelle have been discovered, except some Very distant relations— poor crea-

England States. ~The Providence Journal

Great George Street.

SUBSCRIBER TO REMOVE

TRUE

SHORTLY TO

The New Brick Store,

INTENDING |

CHRISTMAS TIMES! |" YHE subscribers have just received, and | offer for sale, low :— 52 boxes choice RAISINS. 40 quarter boxes Do., 3 bbla. CURRANTS, 25 druma freeh FIGS, |

FILBERTS, &e. &e. }

|

117 Chests 2) «Very Superior

P. E. ISLAND.

IK Legislature. during the late Scssion having passed ‘* An Act to ussist Tenants in

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ithe purchase of the Fee-simple of their Farms,’ | by advaneing to the Tenant ONE HALF of the amount agreed upon by the Proprictor and Tenant i

as the Purchase Money of his Farm— The Commissioner of Public hereby gives notice to all tenants

JOUN ALDOUS,

Lands

| Vintment presents a ready and easy means of cure. It manifests a peculiar power in restraining infsw-

| mation, removing stagnation, covling the heated blood, and checking ali acrimonious and unhealthy

| discharge.

Diseases attendant on Childhood.

Diseases incident to early lJife fail more under the management of the motber than the medica!

mect the exigencies of the case, may Le sent out by ,ext mail, thus aveiding the protracted suffering and unnecessary loss of valuable time, which must other- wise occur. t R. Dk ROOS’ GUTTA VITAL or LIFE DROPS; Protected by Royal Letters Patent of England; Seals of the Faculte de France; Royal College of Prussia, §c., have in numberless

+

system, gives energy to the muscles and nerves, thus

failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.

Tt not only relieves the child from pain, bait invi- gorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whoie system. It will alo ost insteatly relieve

GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND

WIND COLIC,

!

; r ardiy the ly brea ; CEEN STREET } man, iloway’s Ointment shoal erefure be ; ne and overcomes convulsions, whieh, if not « oapes who earn hardly their daily bread as & . P HUDSON & WRIGHT. desirous of availing themeelves of the privilege of | Stee > ae - y metii id ee Se insiances proved their superiority over every other — oe in rae ens it Pag bricklayers. “\We heap up riches and can- | will Kent Street, Dee. 13, 1865 | the above recited Act. that he is now prepared to! Scr fails in bringing debits veel te ibaa and *dvertised remedy for Spermatorrl cn, languor, las- and aeons remedy in the world, in al! cases not tell who shall gather them. es EC Vg Orr ee — i —- naaciaong H FENANTS in — posness rat scarlatina; and for the removal of all skin diseases | aitude, depre gree of ee a oe of Dysentery and Diarrhea: in Children.

a ne: . ‘rea ’ ‘ea t nae. iu manner and extent provided under) i. eat ismiraculous. Ineaxes of whoopiug cough | etenenni ieee a ——e ity = | whether it arises from teething, or from any othag Rhode Island is one of the smallest States be — So on biel . . FORM OF APPLICATION and fall particulars | “24 ¢roup, this invaluable Ointment should be | NAT o# wee 9 rae t rig wre » Pains in the | cause. We would say to every mother who bass ofthe Union, yet she is growing in popula- ° +c . | UST RECELY ED, ex URANIA, ao” on hadi nel pe the a. roe. dene I anda | Tabbed twice a day upon the throat and chest, and TP lip gh 9 of —" beart, giddivers, Sewer 2 | ebtte suffering from any of the foregoing complaints : 7 : + . Bs lance of his Py esent Stock } TDOWN me? “tug i s : ° . err ieee ts ormiwont tawati et tien i et | the bead, impotency, impediments to marriage, &e. an i bh oa tion and wealth as rapidly as any of the New ic { from LONDON— Colonial Building, Charlottetown. the youngest invalid will derive therefrom the most Tht tditietin hone this Shee of th hot do not Jet \our prejudices, nor the pre ; : at | soothing relief. Two or three of Hollowsys’s famous | Seer eee ne ea ne wae | sudices of others, stand between y:-ar tull-ring i

publishes an abstract of a census taken last year, from which it appears that the total population is 184,695, of whom 145.2

i t

266 were born in the United States, and 39,903 in. fo- reign countries; 112.207 were born within that State, and the remainder come from al- most every State in the Union. _ ~~ 6

The frequency of the discovery of frag- mente of the human body in Chicago leads a Cincinnati paper to say, that in the former | city ‘Discoveries of this sort, fragments of bodies in the streets, and thums and fingers epirting out of the water pipes, no longer startle, or even create a ripple of excitement

‘The citizens think no more of picking up an!

estray index Gficzer, or an uocluimed big toe, than they would of fiading @ east horse shoe or sruat hairpin.

seo —

Ina speech ata York, not long azo, a general of the Federal

army said :—** Gio in Finnegans, I am with pLorr.

Fenian mecting in New ,

Greatly Reduced Prices!!

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i

1 Sales to £10.

10 per cent. discount on all Cas do frou: £10.

15 per cent. do do doe

gG- Sale to commence on the 20th instant, and continue for SIX WEEKS pre- vious to Removal.

Wholesale and Retail Purchasers desiring

Good Bargains,

are requested to call and examine THE STOCK. WILLIAM FULL.

February 19, 1866

Flour and Tea. re

FE subseriber offers FOR SALE— 250 Bhis. of choice Family and Extra State Also, 20 Chests and half Chests of very

you; and when you are ali on board ship, saperior CONGO TEA.

sailing down New York bay, I will Say again, g° in Finnegans, Lam with you. And when. I thiak you are about landing in Ireland, 1 will exclaim with all wy heart—God help you Finnegans. '' eS detpe ne

A Chicago paper has theee head lines to a despatch from the Indianapolis Indiana ; **Three murders at once !"’ ** Three horritle | tragedies in five hours !"' ‘A Man chops his Wife to.-pieces with an axe!’’ ‘* Three, Prisoners in Jail Cut up a Comrade with a Razor!" * A Man Shot by a Rowdy !” Lively place is the eapital of Indiana:

An Irish gentleman, who was very much | annoyed at the late hours kept by his sons, | gve strict orders to Jobn, a faithful old but- | jer, to lock the door every night at eleven o’- | clock, and not to open it after that time; | the young gentlemen were punctual to the | hours ; but one morning Master Tom wasn’t | home till one, when seeing a light in the | Kall, he mpeed gently at the door, and the | following dialogue took place between Mas- | ter Tom and the butler :—

** Who's thera ?” |

** It's I, John —it’s f, open the door.”’

* Pooalda’t, Master fom,—‘twould be as. much as my place is worth."

* Oh you must let me in, John!”’

#81, couldn't, indeed, Master Lom; but have you @ guinea in your pocket, Master | Tom!"’

** [ have Johno—I have !”

** Put it f@tuekevhole, Master Tom, and I think that-will open the door.’’

Master: Tom did as be wae told, and the, dvor instantly opened.

* Thank.you, John—thank you, Joha.—_ There’sa good fellow! and now here's half. | a-erown for you, and just run round go the

with my horse.’’ a Yes, Master Tom ;’" and upon John’s | retarn he found the door shut, and tapped | for admission, when Master Ton played the butler’s part orer again, and told him there | was an alteration in the loek, but if he'd put # guinea and « hall-crownin, it would open s. That was rood tit for tat. A lady in Cleveland, Ohio, the other day was

very affectionate to her by and at supper handed hig a cp of tea, w be declined to 4drivk, but batided it to of hie children. | ‘Thereupon the woman eprang forward and seized | the cup, thu@ saving the cbild’s life. The onp| aentained arsenic. An arrest and trial of course | follows. ‘ : we wee |

A pair of lovers, fleeing from steta and cruel. rents, were married in the cars near St. Louia he other day. Papatelegraphed to the conductor | send-bis danghter back; but he telegraphed | th: “* Never return a fair on this road.”

See ‘Phey tell of a0 enormous pigeon roost in Mar- ¢ie County, Indiona. It covers a territory of ten |

ilee long and two miles wide, the trees being Berl roken down by the weight of birds. | hen they tak wihg the roar fe heard for iniles.

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January 8, 1866. 3mos

R. R. MACLELLAN’S ©

Studio is still headquarters for PHOTOGRAPHS,

and every description of portraits known in the art.

Elegant Photographs, whole length, only Ten shillings per dozen. All other pictures equally

ow. R. R. MACLELLAN.

Great George Street, Dee. 4, 1865.00 Valuable Building Lots FOR SALE,

EVERAL BUILDING LOTS, in the

most central part of this City. For plans and

particalars apply to JOHN BALL.

March 12, 1866.

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HE GENERAL AGENCY and COM- MISSION BUSINESS hitherto carried on by Mr. J. 8S. CARVELL, will, in future, be continned by the enbeerivers, under the firm of * CARVELL

BROTHERS.’ J. 8. CARVELL. LEWIS CARVELL. Charlottetown, P. E. Island, Ist Jumuary, 1866. meh 12, 3m

Painting, Paper - Hanging Whitewashing,

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E. D. STAIR. February 26, 1866.

Turkey Figs, &c. T

RKEY FIGS, MUSCATEL RAISINS, ZANTE CURRANTS, JORDON ALMONDS, FILBERTS, WALNUTS, GROUND SPICES, ESSENCES, GELATINE, BAKING POWDER, PICKLES and SAUCES, For Sale by Ww. WATSON. City Drug Store, Dec. 18, 1865.

Medicai Practice for Sale. A MEDICAL PRACTICE worth about £1,000 per annum, with light opposition, and in one of the most flourishing villages iy tie Island, by a Physician’ whe intends leaving the Island in the Spriag- :

For terms and information address M. D., Ross's Weekly Ottice.

February 12, 1866. tf Ship Jomer Wanted. FIRST-CLASS SHIP JOINER wanted, to finish a Fishing Schoouer, now being built at Cuscumpec. Apply to

I. C. HALL. Ch'town, March 12, 1866. -L

FRESH JERSEY PEACHES, _ IN TENS, YY ABRANTED Pe bea groifien article.

2 va ‘anes R. WATSON: City Deviy Sore, Corbi, Dee. 11, 1865,

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20 Half Chests § CONGO TEA. Also,. by Ariadne, from Leith, 57 Cases Glenury WHISKEY,

30 do GINGERETTYE, 300 GRAIN SACKS. | ce All at the lowest prices. WILLIAM DODD,

Qucen Square.

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Nov. 6, 1865. |

APPLES. APPLES.

TEXTE Subscriber has on band for Sale— 30 Bbls. Prime American BALDWIN and

RUSSETT APPLES. I. C. HALL.

Water Street, Feby. 12, 1866. |

COAL. COAL. 5 TONS NORTH SYDNEY COAL Water Street. Feb. 12, 1866.

for sale by the subscriber. I. C. HALL. RUM. RUM. K PUNS. 33 O. P. J N.

Jan'y. 29, 1866,

Molasses! Molasses!

1 me PUNS. BRIGHT RETALLING ce) MOLASSES, for sale at a low fSgare, if taken immediately. N. RANKIN, Queen Street. Jannary 22, 1866.

Composition Candles. 1 BOXES Composition CANDLES at a very low figure by the Box. Jan. 8, L866. BX. RANKIN. Pipes. 20 BOXES PIPES, T.D. and Cuddies. N. RANKIN. _ ree lana

Matches. Matches. UST ARRIVED from BOSTON, ria

Georgetown—10 Cases, 8 ecards, MATCHES N. RANKIN, Queeu Street. January 8, 1866. Lozenges. Lozenges. 100 BOXES LOZENGES, ex Pacife, from Boston. N. RANKIN. January 8, 1866 For Sale by

LOZENGES! LOZENGES! 7 G. & 8S. DAVIES. Charlottetown, Jan. 8, 1866.

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BOXES ASSORTED.

Flour. Flour. B ARRELS Superfine FLOUR, Extra Do

For sale by G. & S. DAVIES. _ Charlottetown, Jan. 8, 1866.

West Endia Produce.

100 PENS. Bright BARBADOES MOLASSES, ex Heres Davies, 40 Puns. Rich and Heavy DEMERARA DO., ex Nassau, on sule by the subscriber at his new Wareliouse, opposite Peake’s Buildings, Queen Street. DANIEL DAVIES. Charlottetown, Jan. 8, 1866

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TOBACCO!

XES Cavendish TOBACCO. WILLIAM DODD, Queen Square.

Register Grates.

Dec. 18, 1865- oy UST RECEIVED, a large sasortment of REGISTER GRATES and MANTLES, a

very choice lot. DODD & ROGERS Dodd’s Brick Store, Pownal-strect, Anguat 14, 1865.

NOTICE.

ISS FANNY PURDY, late of St.

: John, New Brunewick, begs reepeciinlly to | inuferm the Ladies of Charlottetown that-she will | be rot to receive orders for all’ kinds of MILI.INERY of the latest style, including BONNETS, HATS, EVENING HEAD QIRESSES, &e, &e., &e. on THURSDAY NEXT,-Dec. dith. Show Room till the Spring) up stairs at the residence of Mas. Wextworta Stevesson, Water street. ies’ own, materials made we at short notice. Miss Pcany has also for’ sule a few Fancy Articles, snitable for Christmas| presents, Bazaars, & '

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may be learned from the Agent for this Island, at GeEORGS TOWN.

Comnuniissioner. Public Lands Office, May 8, 1865. Underwriters’ Notice. "EXE Subscriber having been appointed AGENT, at Prince Edward Island, for the New York Board of Underwriters,

| Columbian Insurance Company of New York, | Bunions

and Boston Board ef Underwriters,

will be clad to receive early notice of losses which inuy occur, and to render stich assistance to vessels in distress as may be in his power to afford. Mas- tera or Owners of such vessels or their cargoes, are recommended to report as soon as practicable. J. S. CARVELL. Ch'town, Oct. 39, 1865. tf