. | “Unquestionably the best sustained work of the kind in the world.”’

Harper's Magazine,

Notices af the Press,

No more delightful travels Sire printed in the English language than appear perpetually in Harp | era Magasive. They are read with equal interest and satisfaction by bore of every grade from eighteen to eighty Its scientific papers, while safficiont!y p-tfound th demand the attention of the learted, xre yetadmira’ly adapted to the popu- lar tnderstxuding, and der cned ns much to diffuse correct. information concer: ing curregt scientific discovery ua it could be if it was the organ of the * Society for the Diffusion of Usefal Know ladge.”’ The great desizn of Harper's ie to give corrnet in- formation and rational amusement tothe great macaes of the people. There ure few intelligent American families in which Harper's Magazine would not be an appreciate! and highly-welcome Kaert. There is no mont!) |y Magazine an tntill

ent readiug family can less afford to be without. | new Magazines at accvraulated. Harper's is edited ere ia not a Moguzine that ie printed Which shows more iutelli:ent puins expended on ite articles and mechanical execution. ‘There ia not a cheaper Magxsine published Chere is not confessediy, s more popular Mayuzine in the world —New England Homestead.

It is one of the wonders of journali:m—the edi torial management of Harpe ’s,—The Natiou,N. Y

SUESRIPTIONS, -1871 Terms :

Ap Extra Copy of either the Magazine, Weekly | or Bazar will be supplied gratis for everp Club of Five Sabscribers at $1 00 exch, in one remittance ; or, Six Copies for $20 00, w trout extra copy.

Subscriptious to Harper's Maguzine, Weekly and Bazar, to one addresa for one year $10.00 er. two of Basper'y Periodicals, to ou address for ene year, $7.00,

Back numbers can be sat

A Complete Set of Ha comprising 41 Volumes, in! be seut by express, freight at expense of p trehuser, | tor 225 per volume Single volumes, | by mail, pestpaid, $3 00, Cloth vases, for binding 58 cents, by mail, postpatd

The postage on Harper’s Magaziue is year, which must be paid at t vlfice

Address

|

i

| |

i

$f | ; lied at any time.

vera Magazine, now mit cloth binding, wail

HARPER & BROVHERS, New Vors

"leasure and

«A Repository of Fashion, I lnstrection.”

’ Harper’s Bazar.

A supplement containing pumerone full eized patterus of usetal articles accompanies the paper | every fortnight

Harper's Buzar contains 15 folio pages of the | sizes Of Harper’s Weekly, printed on superfine | ealendeied paper, and is pub shed weekly.

Notices of the Press.

Harper's Bazar containe. besides pictures, patierns, ete., % Variety of mutter of especial use | and interest to the family; articles on health, | dress, and housekesping iu all its branches; its editorial matter ie specially adapted te the circle | it is intended te interest an natract; and it bas | besides, good stories aud literury matter of merit. | It isnot surprising that the journal, with euch

1 4

| Styles, Cheap and Durable. 24 cents a | order whatever kind of garments you require | e subscriber's post | fom our Stock of Cloths and Trimmings, |

7 HICH is offered to the pablic as a

BEN BUTLER

MADE A SPEECH ON

BROADWA

And said that a nigger was as good as 4 white man. Pat, threw a rotten egg down his throat, and shouted, —

HURRAH! HCRRAH! HURRAH! FOR BROADWAY !

* All Bankum,” or “ No Bankum,” Bin, ask

the Quane for what you want on her own

trate; but hould your whist about BROADWAY.

The cold, chilly windsof autumn have gradu-

‘ally and perceptibly, as the season ady ances, |

brought on the frosts and snows of grim

| King Winter, and favored Jack and Jill witt. |

their festive sports ; and while nature is now busy weaving her white mantle to spread it again over the earth, may I take the op portunity of enquiring how you are off, gen-

itlemen, for CLOTHING? Please examine |

your wardrobe, and if there are any garments required, walk into BROADWAY

and get them.

coats, Jackets, Undercoats, Pants, and Vests, | lalready made--made by ourselyea—in the |

Latest

BROADWAY

You can also

| : | Unsurpassed; which we will make at short)

notice, in the most !

Styles, which BROADWAY,

and only Broadway. know how to furnisl |

Gentlemen, you can haye all these cheap at

ashionable New York |

Dec.

the §New York Ciothing Emporium, on} BROADWAY,

hy

D. H, MACKINNON, |

19, 1870

|

Grand Diet of W

DISSOLVED BY

WATSON’S SCHOLEDION.

| We oan suit you to Over |

IMPORTATIONS |

FOR THE

x, FALL of 1870.

Just Received at

a e,¢ * The British Warehouse

ON QUEEN SQUARE,

COMPRISING

| | |

The Largest Stock |

| } | |

Biitish aud Foreign Dry Goods !

AND GROCERIES THEY \Hlave ever yet offered to the Public.

|

These Goods have been bought at the lowest possible prices, in the best markets, from first-class Houses, in Britars and elsewhere, care- fully selected by one of the firm, and can be sold at the jowest prices to intending purchasere.

A superior Quality of TEA,

WOKTHY OF TRIAL,»

ALSO: House Furnishing Goods Aad nearly all the requisite articles pertaining to house-

keeping, for domestic com- fort, Ke.

Inspection Respect Solicited |

ww. & A. BROWN.

Nov. 14, 1870.

WELI

1 |

vy

ee

JUST ARRIVED!

| By a very simple device the points of the guard-

a At

———

SUMMER, 1870. JUST RECEIVED

AT THE

| |

| ct . 99 | “City Hardware Store

500 Bags & Kegs Nails, English and Canadian.

4 Tovs Paints, all colors

25 Casks Oil, comprising Paint, Seal, Machinery and Uod (Jil.

10 Caeks Kerosene, warranted, 120 a 800 Boxes Chaneel’s best Glass, all sizes.

80 Tonos Refined und Common Iron, all sizes.

6 Tons Spring, Shoeing and Blister Steel.

Fishing Gear, Manilla Rope.

Locks aod Kuobs, in great variety, at reduced prices

Hay Forks, scythen, Sneaths, and Rakes all prices. Together with every article of Hardware required for this market,

The whole comprising the largest and best selected stock ever offered ia this market.

The above goods have been purchased tor cash, in the very best market, and will be sold wholesa'e and retail, at a smail advance op cost.

(> Please examine before purchasing elsewhere,

GREENBACKS and AMERICAN EX-« CUANGE BOUGHT and SOLD.

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co

August 22, 1870,

Buckeye Mower and Reaper, TO OUR PATRONS IN P. EI,

T is now four years since we began shipping Machines to your Island, wand from our large increase of sales each season are assured that our efforts to furnish you with the *tbest Mower and | Reaper in the world,” have been appreciated, and with this encouragement we buve endeavored to study more particularly your requirements, aud each year build our Machine more especially ad- upted to your country,

We huve this year attached a Self-raking Reap- er to our Machine, and can now offer you ‘the most perfect combined Mower und Reaper’? mana- tuctured in America, or in any other country. This Machine diflers in many respects frow all others, and is particularly adapted for cutting lodged yrain,

fingers can be dropped at the option of the driver, picking up everything, and making all smooth work. . It.will cut several inches lower than our Reaper lust season Improvements have alsv been

WOOL.

)since purchasing the above Mills,

a lc a A

WOOL, WOOL

STANFIELD WOOLEN MILLS.

187 9.

‘HE Subseriber in thanking the Public tor

the liberal patronage extended to sim in 1867, would respectfully announce to the country

in general, that the Mills are in operation, and

| | |

|

will continue to manufacture Cloth from cuss |

Wool, which must be clean washed, free

of mats and hip-locks, may be left with Hon.

H. J.eCallbeck, Agent, Charlottetown, ot with Messrs. John D. Reid & Brother, Agents,

Summerside, where a general assortment of Cloths wiil always be found to exchange for |

Weol at time of delivery if required. 8S. E. DAWSON, Jan. Tryon, May 2, 1870. ptihajp tf

1870 NOW OPEN _ 1870 FoR INSPECTION. Southport store,

A LARGE

AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, suitable for tho season, comprising DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, EARTHENWARE,

to which

§e.5 G0, Fb, the attention of the Public is invited. HENRY BEER.

South port, June 27, 1870.

Ea = a (4

CARSON'S

ENTEARG AT STATIQNESS MALL

IS KLATENSIVELY USED FOR ALL KINDS OF OUT DOOR WORK,

andis proved, after a test of 70 years,to surpass | It is especially applicable to}

any other Paint. iron, wood, stone, brick, compo, vreenhouses. ete. ls twice asdurableas genuine white lead, 80 simple iu npryeatiet that any person can ase it

fhite, Light Stone, Bath, Light

. Portland Colors, Lead, Chocolate, Red, Black, Bri

tom Wool as heretofore, and at previous rates, |

|

’ ;

_ Ayer’s

eo & Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to fits natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray hair 4s soon restored to its original color with the gloss and freshness of youth. | Thin hair is thick- 'ened, falling hair checked, and bald- ness often, though not always, cured by its vse. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are dest b> or the glands atrophied end decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulsess by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi- ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious sabstances which make some preparations dangerous aud injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a

HAIR DRESSING,

RRA

RADWAY'S READY Rh

:

Cures the Worst p IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY

VOT O.VE Hon,

After readin ‘ S Pain. g this advertisement, need any

wit RADWAY’S READY iS A CURE FOR Every It was the first, and is THE ONLY PAIN REv That instantly stops the most excruciating ALLAYS INFLAMMATIONS & CONGESTIONS,

ee ae se i

+

‘Suan

Whether of the Lungs, Stomach, Bow and organs, by one application a¢

IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MIN o matter how violent or excruciating RHEUMA TIO Bed-ridden, Infirm, © Neuralgic, or prostrated with discase may RADWAWS READY R will, in from ONE te TWENTY MINUTES and comfort, and this medicine, so rapid in ve can be purchased for 50 cents per bottle at alma =” druggis’s and country merchant’s store on this” nent, and within one hour’s distance of habitation in the United States. 7 RHEUMATISM AND NEURA f KHEUMATISM AND NEURALG RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA” RHEUMATISM AND NE JRALGIA, . RI[EUMATISM AND NEURA as RHEUMATISM AND NEURA ‘h If those who are now sufferi Pain t what the cause may be, er by ofed ended an if external apply the RADWAY’S READY

nothing else can be found so desirable, Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy lustre and a grateful perfume.

Prepared by Dr, J. C. Ayer & Co.,

Practical axp ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,

LOWELL, MASS.

PRICE $1.00, H. L. SPENCER Chambers No, 7 Market | 3quare, St John, N. B., Geueral Agent for the Maritime Provinces. W. R. WATSON, Agent for P. FT.

The Most Reliable Frien

he part of the body w j 1 a a e ly where the pain is

IN r a 20 DROPS DILUTED IN WATER, «| # a drink; whether Cramps, Spasms, Ir cagestion, Asiatic Cholera, Chills and Fever, @ vivient, excruciating, and torturing paius gf stopped x iN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MIN

PAINFUL ATTACKS WHERE

RADWAY’S READY R

WILL Al’ FORD INSTANT EASS]? INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEY dy INFLAMMATION OF T (INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, CONGESTION OF THE SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT bREA PALPITATION OF THE HEART, HY CROUP, DIPTHERIA, CATAKRIi, INFLUENZA, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, REEVE COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS, The application of the READY RELIEF £0 or parts, where the pain or difficulty exists, eare and comfort. 20 DROPS IN A TEASPOONFUL OF Wat will, in «. few moments, cure 7 CRAMPS, SPASMS, SOUR STOMACH,” EARL LUBRN, SICK HEADACH DIARRHEA, DYSENTRY, WIND IN THE BOWELS, : Aad all Internal Pains,

A

er : BUF ib) A a ~ an es a Sad tar deaieed ta } fectly safe, pleasant and efficacious gx. } _— added to the Mower. Deep Green, and Blue rene at tees pelinr en peg theme chcendadedl femuliem end ite ablighers huve Sil. PELLER OF WORMSfrow the human System | TRON BEDSTEADS er os will ag oy be g youat,| Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, &c. ee '€ sick nessa or pains from reo water. ed the demand. The young lady who baye u/ Ag this preparation contains no mineral ingre=- , Uae hin cal Seanbdee Reta qaativy of an for Saingled Roofs, at 2s. 6d, per (eos 4 If is mg RR =e f p ,

Bingie wumber of Harper's Bazar is made a

, dient, the administration of it te young children subscriber for life.—New York Evening Post,

f d by the d din many work or quality of material ased iu construction. isnot tvllowe y re dangerous, an n ny

We feel coulident that oar Combined Machine wi!!

Fi

Various patterus and prices, from =: WALTER CARSON & SONS,

Bas to 80,

i

fhe Bazar is excellent. Like all the periodicals | | which the Harpers publish, it is almost ideally | ‘ well edited, and the class of readers for when it je interded—the mothers and daaghters iv average families—ean not bat profit by its good sense and | good tuste, which we have no doubt, are to-day | making Very many homes bappier than they may have been before the wonren Ddegan taking lessons iu personal and hourebuld and social man- | ageweut trem this good natured mentor.—The Nation, N. ¥

e

.

iA

SUBSCRIPTION S—1871 Terms- Harpe.*s Bazar, one yeur ....... enendeees $4 0

An Extra Copy of either the Magazine, Weekly, or Bazar will be supplied gratis for every Club of | five anbecribera at $100 each, in ove remittance; or, six copies for $20 00, without extra copy.

Sabseriptione to Harpers Magazine. Weekly, | and Basar, to one address for ove year. $10 00; or two of Harper's Periedicuis, to ome address for vie yoar, ? .

Back numbers can be supplied at any time.

Vols. I, If, aud lil of Harper's Bazar, for the years, 186%, "69 ‘70, eleguntiy toaud in green morocco cloth, will be sent by express, freight prepaid, tor 7.00 each.

The postage on Harper's azar is 20 cents a yeur, which must be puid at the subscriber's posi

off Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New Vor -

ce.

“A Complete Pictorial ilisto.y of the

Times.”

‘*The best.cheapest, and most suce | cessfal Family Paper ip the Union,’’

Harper's Weekly.

SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.

Notices of the Press,

The Mode! Newspaper ef our country. (om- |

lete in all the depertwments of 1 American FPaniily |

ae Harper's Weekly has earned for itself a right to ita tithe, **A Journal of civilization. °— New York Evening Post,

The best publication of its cla eo far ahead of al! other week to permit of aay e»mparison b of their namber. lia colamns collections of reading-matter Its illustrations are numero» being furnished by the chief ar: —Boston Traveller,

Harper's Weekly is the bea: ing illustrated newspaper. pend on Xs iliustrationsalone. fte reading matter | isofa high o:der of literary merit—varied, in | structive, en riaining, and auexceptional.—N. Y, |

SUB3CRIPTIONS—1871.

Terms: Harper’s Weekly, one year...........----. gi 00

Aun Extra Copy of either the Maguzine, Weekly or Bazur will be sapplied gratia for every Club of five subseribera at $4 00 eneh, im one remittance; | or, six copies for $20 00, without extra copy,

Sabs¢riptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly | and Butur, to one ad.iress for one year, $10 00; or | two of Harper's Periodicals, to one address fer one | year, $7 00

Back numbers cau be supplie/ at any time,

The Aonoai Volumes ot Horper's Weekly, iv | weat cloth binding, will be sent by express, free of expense, for $7 WWeach. A complete Set, com- prising Fourteen volames, sent on receipt of cust at the rate of $5 25 per vol. freight at expense of purcbaser. Volume XIV. ready January let, is71.

The postage on Harper's Weekly is 20 cents a

38 in America, and ; y jonrnals as not tween it ant any contain the tinest that are printed

a and beantifai, | iste of the country. |

i

and most interest- * does its value de

avi

|

|

your, whicb must be paid ut the subscriber's post office. Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New

Carriage Stock, COMPRISING

Wagon & Carriage Spokes,

From 1 inch to 2] inches

BS 2Ass, | Exirtic Sprincs-—Warranted, | Ninepenee per pound.

York | j

|

; }

Malleaeble Castings---!s per pound. DASHER LEATHER, §c., §.

AT LOW PRIVEs. A. A. BALDWIN & CO. Jan. 30, 1870,

DIVORCES.

BSOLUTE DIiVORCES |e

New York, Indiana, J\! Biates, for persons trom any legal everywhere; disertion,

wally obtained an ino, avd other State er coautry, druvkeuess, son

support, etc., suilicient cause, no publicity. No| New

ebarge antil divoizs is obtained. Advice free.

Address, MOORE & RICHARDSON, Gouneiilors at Law,

ie CA RD, Fall Importations.

HE Subscribe: is now beppy to be able to

announce, to his friends and customers, that he has completed bie Fa)! importations, iu | each deyartwent o° hie bysivess, and invites their |

weus! Patronage. DANIEL BRENAN,

N. B—An early settiemest of al! gocounts over siz wonthe dus, is expecied.

D. BRENAN, Ch’town, Dee. 11), 1870

ZBROULTE Of2,

Twenty Barrels, Best Quality. | AT MARKET RATES, ;

KEROSENE LAMPS, AT REDUCED IFRICES. A A. BALDWIN & CO, Jeo W, 1). ;

| of many of the Vermifuges at present before the | public.

ing it will prove it deserve the characters claim-

less character of its action render it the cheapest ' and safest remedy for worms hitherto discovered

Queen Street, Ch’town, Sept. 20, 126

Price, 7538. and upwards, Also, a choice lot of

Cake Baskets

Knives, Carver sy. Electroplated Forks and Spoons.

RK | Co.-tings, Bolts and Nata, ’atent Axels, und every

+ Ot..er article in their line.

I

|

180 Broniway, N. Y. City: |

ee |

|

| His Grace the Di

| Epis surGu—3 aad $ Great George Street, (Head alka i than genuine English-made soap; and like

ases, fatal consequences resulting from the use |

A complianee with the direction accompany d for it above, while the promptness and pain W. R. WATSON, ‘ity Drug Store, Victoria Building, : 9.

oer HARDWARE STOLE.

A few Setts best English Hleetroplated

PBA SBAPINES.

and Cruet Stands, ent of Black-handlea

A large or

aT

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co’s.

Angust 18, 1870.

arriage Builders WILL FIND 47 THE

‘*City Hardware Store,’

(POKES. Rims, Carriage Bands, Dasher Leather, Enemelled Daek and Drill, Malable

Cc

te" Ae we bave the Auency of tlie above | articles, we will zaarantee to sell atu lower rate than they can be purchased elsewhere.

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co,

Aug. 22, 1870. Per “Lelia Alice.”

“ROSSE & BLACKWELL'S - Pickles, c. Sauces, Currie Powder, Ground Spices, Flavoring Essences, Prepared Cochineal, Red and Black Currant Jelly, Seotch Marmalade, Galatine V rmacilli, Maccarcm, Tapiaco, Citron, Lemon & Orange Peele, Mustard in Keys, Bottles & Packages, Split Peas, Sperm Candles, Mock Turtle, Ox-tail & Green Peas,

Soup, &e., ke, WM. R. WATSON, City Drug Store, Victoria Build- ingy Oct. 3151870,

CITY HARDWARE sTORE,

A large assortment of

TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY, AT

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co's.

22, 1870.

<<

TRE ARLINGTON PIANO,

AND ‘Wood’s Parlor & Vestry Organs.

August

‘H& ebove instruments are amongst the best mazu‘agtured in the United States, Those sbout to purchass .a first Class Piano or Organ would do well to address

the subscriber. P. R. BOWERS, St Stepben, tN B

Nov. 28, 1870. Woodstock,

FINNEN HADDIES.

USTIN'’S celebrated Finnen Haddies, pre- ared at Digby, N. S., forsale at the Fish Market.

SHAD. SHAD.

AY OF FUNDY SHAD, for sale at the New bith Market, in half barcels, or at retail, Oct, 12, 1870,

THE TANDARD

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

ESTAB .JASHED 1835, Constituted by Sp ial Acts of Parliament, GOvBRNOR :

uke of Bu berry, B-

CHIEF OFFICES:

ce.)

Off 82, King William Street, E. C. Lowpos 3 3" pull Mail East, 8. W.

Dvuviis—66 Upper Sackville Street. Rutes of Premium moderate. Profits Divided every Five Years. Anzuslincome ofCoupany av wardsot £706, G00stg, Invegted Cupitalund Acenimmlutions upwards of £ 1,800,000 sty, Jd. LONGWORTH,

Mar. ,32 Aen at Charloitetown,

eclench and Queens | GQ.

| Paciw. Bold by

Aso, Iron Chairs and Bedsteads combined. Feather, Hair, Flock & Fibre Beds,

Bolsters and Pi!lows,

Mattresses, in Variety. Gilt and Walnut Ficture Mouldings.

All the latest styles of Picture

Frames & Window Furniture. Gilt and Walnut Cornices.

Several kinds of the best patent Window Rollers, Paper and Cambric Blinds and shades.

Bedsteads, Bookcases, Tables, Sink Washstands, Bureaus, &c., &., or any other piece of Furniture.

The above Stock wil! be suld cheaper

prove as satisfactory as the Mower has heretofore, and have ny besitation in warranting it to be sn- perior to any Machine in this or any other market, Yours respectfully RICHARDSON M'FG Co, Worcester, Maes., U.S. A., July, 1870. AGENTS: W. D. STEWART, Charlottetown WM. MITCHELL, ” JAMES DEWAR, Montague. BEER & SONS 8t. Peter’s Bay.

TheCreat English & Scotch Quarters,

AND BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE.

REPRINTED IN NEW YORK BY THE

LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY. QUARTERLY, The Edinburgh Review, London Quarterly Review, North British Review, Westminster Review. MONTHLY.

than any in the market.

Looking Glasses & Mirrors, Dining Room & Chamber ‘$,U0SMONT UYOF 4B OQQOC—SU1033¥q JUoIEYIP QE—s:

JOHN NEWSON, Dee: 12,.1870.

(EW STORE I-70 NEW GOODS.

‘ew Subscriber has opened a NEW STORE on QUEEN STREET, in DUNN’S BLOCK, nearly opposite Mr. W. R. Watson's Dray Store, where he offers for sale a curefully selected stock

“~ DRY GOODS.

Groceries, Clothing, Paper Collars, &c.

Calls particular attention to his

DEA

A share of public beleineye we respectfully so- licited,

A. G. McDOUGALL.

Ch*town, Nov. 3, 1870,

NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, Messrs. HOBS & SON

EREBY intimace to the Public that they have entered into PARTNERHILP, and will, in futare, cari y on the business of

Cabinet Making and Upholstering

in all theie-branches, in aworkmanlike manne: and with cheapness and dispatch. They are pre- yared to furoisn the latest styles of Goods in their ine of Trade

Drawing-Room, Parlour, and Bed- room Sets Complete,

or otherwise, furnished of the best quality and at

moderate prices. ALL ORDERS will be attended

o with care and punctuality. Mar21, 1870. tf

PRIZE MEDALS,

1862 AND 1851;

F, 8. CLEAVER

Begs respectfully to recommend the following articles of

Tormet Soap aNp PerFUMERY

Manufactured and Imported by him. All of which may be relied on for their genuine quality, as many years’ iucreasing patronage will testify rendering unnecessary wh arther comment® In non-angalar tablets, Whit@ Glycerine Soap, richly perfumed Lettuce Milk “- Flora! Soups, Spermaceti Soap, Otto of Rose Co d Creawn Soap, Centfiears Toilet Soup, Prize Medal Heney Soap. Almond, Palm, Glycerine, Sunflower, Mallow and every description of Toilet Soaps, Musk and Treble Scented Brown Windsor, Improved and Extra Scented ditto. THE LATEST NOVELITIES

F. S. Cleaver’s Hyacinth Toilet Soap, F, 8. Cleaver s Musk Rose Windsor Seap, Military and Naval Toilet Seap, Plate Rouge Soap. F, 8. Cleaver’s Honey Pomade for the Hair, F. S Cleaver’s Floral Pomades for the hair, Sapon aceons Tooth Powder, Glyceriue Shaving Squares, Coametiques, &e. The Scent of the Period, also Jockey Club uet, Kiss Me Quick,Frangipanni, Ess net, Milléfleurs, Mangolia Rondelitia, Ylangilany. May Blossom, New Mown Hay, As You Like It, &c., &e.

' For Family Use,the following Soaps.in 1 Ube Bers —Fawi!y Brown Windsor, Almond Glycerine, Family Honey Soap, Rose, Elder Plower. Dr. Chambers’ Castor Oil Pomatum, Marrow Oil Bears’ Grease, Bears’ Marrow. Crystallized Cream. Lavendar Water, Eau de Cologne, Viole Powder.

CaUTION.—Owing to the recent introduction of 8eap made from Cocoa Nut Oil, F. 8. Cleaver feels it incumbent on him to remark that he ene tirely absiaine from the use of that pernicious article in any Soap bearing his name, the only

|

produce soap at less cost, and with a smooth and ivory-like appearance, which. treacherous and superficial qualification is to be avoided; as a soap 80 wade posssesses A much more powerful

,many ether things, beautiful to behold, leaves its sting behiud, by causing a severe irritation to the skin—pacticularly if ueed for shaving. It tikewize praduces a faint, sickly, and disagree- ‘able smell, a the hands of any person who hag used jit can testify.

| Manufactory, London, W. C.

22 and 33. Red Lion Street, Depot, 243, Rue St. Dennis,

W. R. WATSON City Drug Store, Victoria Building. Oct. 24, 1369

advautage ef which ie to enable the maker to.

Blackwood’s Edinburgh Review,

These periodicals are the medium through} which the great minds, not only of Great) Britain and Ireland, but also of Continental Europe, are constantly brought into wore or leas intimate communication with the world of readers. History, Biography, Science,Philosophy, | Art, Religion, the great political questions of the | past and of to day, are treated in their pages as the learned alone can treat them No one who | would keep pace with the times can afford to du without these periodicals,

Ot all the monthlies BLACKWoov holds the | foremost place.

|

TERMS.

For any one of the Reviews ....$4 00 per anm For any twoot the Reviews,.....- 7 00 “ for any three of the Reviews,...10 00 wai or all four of the Reviews,.....1200 © | For Bilackwood’s Magazine,...... 4 60 “ For Blackwood and one Review, ..7 00 “ i For Blackwood and avy two of

tees Derlbweiliiiy ct KK 10 00 as For Blackwood and three of the

Reviews, ... 5.9 ders den S- 13 00 “ } For Blackwood and the four Re-

Sasi ares as - pene ges- 15 00 -. s

~ Siagle numbers of a Review, $1; single | numbers of Black wood, thirty-five cents. Postage two cent a number,

Circulars with further particulars may be had on application. THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO,’ 140 Fulton Street, New York Postmasters and others disposed to canvass, liberally dealt with.

THE LEONARDSOCOUTT PUBLISHING CO, ALSO PUBLISH The Farmer's Guide To Scientific and Practical Agriculture

By Henry Stephens, F. R. 8, Edinbergh, and the late J. P. Norton, Professor of Scientific Agriculture in Yale College, New Haven.

Two vols. Royal octavo, 1600 pages and numerous engravings. Price, $7: by mail, poat paid, $8.

MIDSUMMER GOODS

Just received, by vessel New Dominion, and Steamer from Britain:

d Black Lustres and COBOURGS.

A LARGE ASSOTMENT OF fancy Dress Goods.

GREY, WHITE, & PRINTED COTTONS,

COTTON WARPS, CLUTHS, PARASOLS, GLOVES, LACES, TRIMMINGS, &e., ALSO, FROM CANADA:

Canadian Tweeds, & 50 Dozen HOOP SKIRTS.

HEARTZ & SON,

August 22, 1870.

PUBLIC ATTENTION

INVITED TO THE FOLLOWING.

Handsome ‘Feapots of a new Metal to stand Fire New Japanned Cake Safes, keep Cakes from rioulding.

Coal Vase and Tongs, new kind. Fire Irons and Stands in variety. Handsome Japanned Trays, in sets. Fitz Baths and Iron Bedsteade. Sleigh Belle and

Whips, in variety, Electro-plated Forks and

Spoons, Jelly Moulds, Biscuit Tins, &e, &c., Cross Cut Saws, Circulars, Files, &e. Coal

Scuttles and Shovels. Silver Light and other new kinds of Kerosene Lamps Parlor and Cook BStoves, Farmer's Boilers, etc., ete.

Together with an endless variety of Black and House-Furnishing Hardware, at

STONE’S British Hardware Store. Queen Btreet, Dec, 22, 1870,

Colored an

o*

Bust eceived

QO Yards WATER-PROOF CLOTH

HEARTZ & SON,

! Nove 29, [Stv.

“City

La Belle Sauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill, E.C4

CAUTION — All Casks should bear the Trad Mark to be hadvaly at

STON I’S” a 4

British Hardware Store Old Stand, Reddin’s Buildings, é

Bh nha 2 ante de: 2 Ot TO LET. TANNERY & DWELLING

James der There is also a Dwelling attached, which will be let with the Taunery, or separate iy if re- quired. :

Will be let on reasonable terms, the Taa nery on the St. Peter’s Road, six miles

For farthes particulars please apply on the pre- |

mises to MRS. JAMES ROBERTSON, May 16, 1876 tf

Hardware Store,”

Wagon and Cart Greae.

Superior to anything ever offered nere, at 9d per

pound, , BOURKE, GILLAN & CO,

Aug. 22, 1870.

SPRING PARK

STEAM BREWERY,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

AK. & F.B, PALE ALES,

IN CASK OR IN BOTTLE. HARRINGTON & CO. iv

Noy. 29 1869

Executors’ Final Notiee.

LL Aecounts ane the Estate of the late |

Hon. of DECEMBER next.

The following gentlemen have kindly consent- ed to receive debts due in King’s County to the said Estate, in their respective localities:

Peter Sinnott, Morell,

Anthony MeCermack, Head St. Peter's,

J. C. Uiiderhay, Bay Fortuna,

M, MeCormack, Souris, JAMES WARBURTON, DANIEL BRENAN,

GUNS.

: Trustees.

VERY Superior lot of Double and Single |

Barrelled Fowling Pieces,

Broech Loaders, Revolvers, Pistols, And Cartridges, all sizes. POWDER. Curtis & Harvie’s best (Fi) Powder, SHOT,

all sizes. Powder and Shot Bags, all prices, at the “City Hardware Store.”

BOURKE GILLAN, & CO. Avgs22, 1870.

Do Not Ruin Your EYE-SIGHT By Wearing Common Spectgcles;

Nine-tenths of all Eye Disease IS CAUSED BY Woaring Improper Ghiasses.

Lazarus & Mor ris’ PERFECTED

SPESTFABLES AND EYE-GLASSES,

For which I am the SoLe AGENT, are the most

Perfect and Beautiful Ever Offered.

They will cause & continuous and abiding im provement in the Eyes, and assist your sight,

moat brilliantly. W. R. WATSON, Sole Agent for Charlottetown Ch’town, November 7, 1870.

GRAVES’ CELEBRATED AXES

ARE TBE BEST IMPORTED. WARRANTED,

Aaeme Skates. IRON AND STEEL,

fur Sleigh Ruaners,

STONES

British Hardware Store.

Dee 26, 1870,

mr wr

from the City, the property of the late | Robertson, Esq., iu complete working or- |

EDWARD WHELAN, will be! which may be so thoroughly relied upon in the

su‘d far without further notice, after first | treatment of the above ailments, as Holloway’s

|} manner in which it 1s applied, or its ac:ion on the

|

|

om

| | j }

j

| ment, rabbed ar und the part affected, enters the

Its Searching and Healing Propertus are known and recognized throug %

out the World.

The number of years this invaluable Ointwent has stood the test of public opinion, jand te longe: known the better appreciated) is a testimony of it self more convincing than anything that could be written in praise of its traly wouderfyh healing Inu the cure of bad legsobad breasts

properties, 8 sores wouuds, and uleers, its eftect is marvellous, For riug-worm, scald head, scrofula. and diseases

of the skin generaily, there is no remedy to be com pared to it. When assidccasly rubbed upon tbe

FEVER AND A

FEVER AND AGUE CURER FEVER AND AGUE CURED, oe FEVER AND AGUE CURED, ~ # BILIOUS FEVER CURED = SHIP FEVER CURED, ' YELOW FEYER CURER, | AND PREVENTED. a AND PREVENTED, ome Be

FEVER AND AGUE CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS “ There ‘> not a remedial agont in Cia world that

FEVER AND AGUE,

And ali other Malarious, Lilious,

Yellow, and other Fevers (aided by RAT PILLS), 60 quick as RADWAY’S READY RADWAWY’S READY has proved infallible, and will cure these quicker, and without entailing the frightful, ENGORGED LIVER, FAT SPLEEN, KIDNEYS, and SAFFRUN-COLORED & sure to follow the use of the “Che

Cc

skin (previously well batnea in wurm water) this Ointment is quickly absorbed into the system, aud cleanses in ts passage every part to whic it is applied,

' | Glandular Swellings, Mumps Bronchitis

Quinsey, Sore Throats and Diptheria,

In any of the above diseases, immediate and per- manent relief is obtained by effectually rabbing the

deteryert Ointment, twice a day, upon the neck, chest and back..liacts upon the very main-spring: of life; forthrough the glauds pass all new matter required for the body s reparation, wud all old par

Phe Oint

ticles detrimental to its preservation, jointly with Holloway’s Pills, wil certainly as to elfect cures |

meut, used con)

act gv searchiugly anc t

n the must hopeless cases. | Rheumatism, Lumbago, Contracted and

Stiff Joints.

Many thousands of martyrs from the above com

| i j

plaints bave found life almost unsup, © table; yet- if Holloway Ointment Le briskly and persevering ly rubbed upon the parte effected, ease may be sufely wnaranteed, especisily if the pores of the skin be previously opened oy fomentations with warm water. The gross humors require expulsion from the system; it is therefore uecessary to lave

recourse te Holloway’s admirable Pills, whieh, by | parifying aud strengthening the system, greatly assist the operation of the Ointment, and facilitate and coutirm the care. |

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts and Ulcerations of all kinds,

| There is uo medicinal preparation in the world

Ointment, Nothing can be so simple or safe as the

body, both locally and constitutionally,. The Oint- pores just as sult enters meat. It quickly pene trates to the source of the evil and drives it from the system.