Ricasoli, eccupied with more important abors, | neglected, when they eigned the Peace of Pague, te conclude the flinpleat armistice with the hyince af Lichstensein Hostilities sre

. open between the last nawed suvereign on theyne Englieh Retorm Bill waa opened by Louis fi. ' . oor : g! f y \ i side and Pruasia and Italy on the other. Ai a

Wavies, Engr. la his opening & irene he! crababin result of thic omistiun, & Paris corte gianced at the Reform Bill of [s32, and the pondent facetionsiy remarks:—" Che world my different partial Billa which were brought consequently at any moment expect to behod jorward at various times between that year | twenty-five men ar d a half of the army of Lich aod 1966, and showed that a Reform, and wu #tensein march Berlin, while the ether great one, was necessary, since the Bill of twenty-Gve men and a balf set out to attack the

32 did not meet the wants of, or eatisfy the Italian Quadrilateral. This is perhaps the match

under middie classea, While holding thie ‘St * te set the Continent on tire. Europe had better look to it in tune.”

opimion, however, he did nut agree with the principles of the Bill iately passed. eonsider- ae sog tt to be too radical in ‘its ebaracter, and Pain Killer. fearing that imjury to the best interests of NerrHameron, March 11, 867 England as a wanulacturing country would eventually result from it. He was tollowed by seweral epeakers, sowe of whour were of | sule leather with a die and a heayy iron mallet, opinien that the Bill was not more radical | | made a mis-strike, and the mallet came down with than was necessary.

At the clowe of the debate the following

a OP Al semen oo — ee ee — . eee — . _ yey ra a epee mycenig snaeai Nemo 6“ a cena _—- - oo - ra j — a toned by hi dical adviser | ' : ; a : ag ‘ | 4 ' sider : + nd " a he aie - be a Bank, Utica, N. Y. Firat National) Moruers Take Heep.—Thousands of chidren | N I W GOODS ! BRITISH PERIODICALS. en proceed homewa | a . persion unk, Medina, N.Y. Firet Natienal Bank. Col periab annually trom one cause, and that-is frow ’ : ' . , ‘ rremene he wilt ranned aleiv set out Wendie, N.Y. Venago National Bank, Franklin, worns Why will you neglect the firet symptoms 6.4 ~ 7 a 2 . The London Quarterly Reriew(Conservstive,) ‘ Le at Caprera, thenort that Pe Syivania. Merchants’ National Bank, Wash. of these pests of huaanity, aud wait until it is too HE Subscriber vespectfully informs his q Ae Edinburgh Rerieio (Whig) ftaly Aad a {to the propesition to nfer. ston, D.C. Tennessee National Bank, Memw- late before you administer the remedy ¢ JUD j frivnds and the public that he bas, by late) Whe Westminister Review \Radieal.) a it The Ita G nnen: PU. Teonessee. First National Bank, New Or- SON'S WORM CANDY ia the on y Purely t ege- King S uare House various arsivala from Britain, Cavada aud the| The North British Review (Free Church, ) 1 ¢ vet signified in any way its in iees = 1, First National Bank, Carondelet, Me. table Remedy in existence If there. cere ne , United States. completed his AND — ' , Wet Nutioual Bank, Selina, Ala worms it only acta as a gentle purgative and +1 <EUD B4 ‘ Blackwood's E. j Bi 8 ; the proposed congress i 7 gentle prrg: BID z t 4 fi ‘ tl S . 3lackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (Tory). ——-- eannet harm an infant it WORMS ENTS? it Xj OTHS ' "LO | H- cl OTH 21 Importa 1008 Ol 1é eason, " 2 “ox, OV «0. (eve) — There wae much lep . . j a ° na O iinet, te Dini ( P wr, CLOI re , a: ‘ ; a ee ‘ he —_— monitored amour the fe ' DEPARTURE OF PARtOR THE PALL PLeer — billet eu. Every family should have a package of / A first rute lot of HeavviOvercouting. Au COMPRISING A VEKY TEXHESE periodien!s are ably sustained | excitement Ps on : Hans Ou Wednesday worning last, ab Ou early our JUDSON'S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY excelle holce { Water Trowseriag, | ‘ ; : ' pot on the t cities of : : : t peetons cneses he Pal Gee meet. Slow eornee General Assortment of Goods! by the coutributions of the best whrilera-ep guetereey, 89 Se Er Sa bg: Sete FORTY VESSELS left this Port, laden with 19 the bouse. Seid by all dealers. Get ver) toyether With the ususl assqtwent of Broad » sule at bis establishment Science, Relivien and General Literature, and end: rut these iso af breland The Sab math the Products of this Island, a large nnwber of Abnana [uev 4 mJ Cloths, &e i which hn qfpyp pot ome fh PRE ERS. | tamed onrivalled in the world of letters Thev are | i rad t levsure, large bodies of Irish. Shem for Europe, and the remainder for diflerent = : ss BEER & SUNS. THE | indiapensible tothe seholur and the profex-ious a ated at the street eorners in Man Porte on this Continent—these vessel had been ccmmncatseie . | Queen Streer Warehouse. muu, ard to every readiny man, as they fatnish a ‘hal Fl eene ham and Dablin, and freely detamed in port, for some days, waiting a EAVY OVERVOAS W ell de | sallceiegindniien | betver record of the current liveratare of the day | ; " f ihe ¢ > faverable vppertunity to sail. We believe we — su8y Aje— Well made , baw than can b¥ obtained from aay other source. canvassed the action of the Government in re » ene | ’ . 4 aud at reseonable prices He nsaures those who may favor hint by a call, bis cept execution of the Fenian convicts. While and ms L “ ct dye aie betore, a OHO GUY, | Ln ee ee ee | } BIER & SONS Stock fa’ been purchased with « snot TERMS For LS6%, i dd india ea aid such Marge aod Valuable dimounul of property | " Tae: 3" " ‘ the demonstrationt were intemperate, t0 ay} ieave this Island. We trust thry way all cack APPLES! APPLES! | oe curetal regard to the vounidiess of For any one of the Keviews'.....$1 00 per annum the least, Ur vere no Open 1 8 Or S@rioua | (heir destined / st an r ‘ } . > tam d “4 , tie le fe : ‘or muy two ot the Keviews...... 7 Ww do nen el tie thie weane Tie Ge. \ estined porta nen y.— Isl BY AUCTION. ‘Al _ ! CAPS! CA?3 v9 South } the articles offered tor sale | Wor any three of the Sdcews. 0 0 a — fll ii a cae , ' ie a soa : ‘ am : : : Sea Seal, Otter, A@trachm ‘and otter Bute. | "EE RMS CASITI For al! toarof the Keviews...... 12 v0 do vernmeny t 2p ‘) | ns ared’ tO meet any out VALUE OF LAND IN tHE Vicinrry oF CHAR a” MORROW (¢ luesday,) 3rd December, | Clotis and lwitation Furs, newest tyes | TE! Cc : ’ For Blackwood's Magatine........ 400 do break. | * a é es trom various parts of the OTTETOWN — A » ot ot Land, containing about at hull-past two o'clock, at Subseriber’s | BEER & SONS. | No abatement in price, but a considerable discourt| Por Black wood apd one Keview Te do country dated this me announce every. (Welve deres, situate In the vicinity of Bagttou, Room— ee | will be allowed on the purchase {Kor Blackwood andumy two of the thing av t Brewery, div ided inte elewen Lota, being pact i. . a 4 : aa : . Jf wbiiaithean : : } MOVER, .cdcscacseceveseces iv ao do hing. a bd bfsdl os tee Matato of the late AW. Mitchell. of thie cits |” Barrels best Annapolis APPLES, (Russets.) | I LANKRETS ! BLANKXTS!—A good | of @ parcel Wor Blackwood end three of the i , v 2 mn the ; > ¢ Vins * . i é . A iy LAINDON, : ll od ake Ab Com: | was seuld by Auction by N. Rankin, Esqg., on Mor i a ILLIAM DODD, } assortment. Also Horse Bhinkets | parties buying on these terme, atthisestablishment,/ Reviews... .-.-.---+--0-05- 13 00 do rouas bas he devate on the J Ssimtvan day luvt, the Voth wat, and realized nea: ly £1 ,UUU Ch'tewn, Dee. 2, 1867 Anchwieer, BEER & SONS. will not only wffeet the advantage of obtaining | For Black wood and Lhe lvar , war bec te animated and was wed | Z : —— = . - } MeviewSs....2..2-0++--+++0- 13.00 do ie A. diseesition was : lial Williaa! lk aaa’ al TRADIA SALE. i the sxme ai the lowest rate, but also a te sw ia } as shown 1} ANOTHER FIRE AT St. ELEANOR'S —A house 4B — . . ny ™ i ; ) , ime r h ~— { . . ; the discuss to ess the Ministry ¢ ve owned by Jubo Haszard. Esq aod oceupted by T° he sold by Auction, on WEDN ESDAY ; wy EA L SKIN COATS Ex ra quality. j insure to theaselves youd sound } Posts GE. ground that they bad sent off a milit y ang] ° waged Cook, situate in the ae eo 11th DECEMBER, at 11 o'clock, at one of) BEER & SONS oe | Subscribers should prepay by the quarter, at the naval expe t Abyssinia on the e Eleanor’s, was destroyed by tire on Weduesday Thotuae 8 Stores in Great George Street, a large pagina BENJAMIN DAVIES | ofive of delivery. Khe Posfack Ww any part of the m G Robert Napier, its con sande ight inst, the 27th inet. How the fire originated and varied assortment of GOODS, suitable tor ecg | met oe Uutited States is TWu Cents & number. This rate eel ‘ in the eumetios of Par.| “° have wot yet learned. We uuderstand Mr.) Towa and Country Trade, eonsisting of Ladies’ YANADIAN MOCCASINS'—Ladies’ —- ee ee Ch ore 4; ‘only applies to current subscripnons. For back liament, vat the Gove nent made a satis Haszard attributes it tu the tands of au incen-|) Drese Materia s in Ceoburgs W inceys, Orleans, und Gents’ Felt and Rubber Ovasboes De uaaalael — —— a a nuwbery the postage is double- Lt eee Sm [oor Wr, ene" ns mits SAVE MONEY. Pe ts . t e co! —- Striped Shirtings, Bedt Sos ow it i ahha t .. «i aa ot jebate the supply of £2.000,009 CHEAPER THAN EVER. ~ Now is the time for r a, , C th oe ae Mud. : i coor -, me + 4 | Subscribers, by remitting direct to the deere nly eaalies ol »k : ; Sak ail ; oe a oo veers Ta r * r + . ~ | iu back numbers at the following reduced euu ’ Chance an f the Ex heque oh ve who are in want of Dry Goods to make) poi pats, Ready-made ( lothing, Ladies’ and I UBBERS '! RU BBERS!—Ledies’, . me ee ack numbers 1 x te u we expenses of the war wa ted wir purchases And we would desire to eall the Gents’ Gloves and Mitts. Beaver and Pilot Cloth, Genta’, Boys’, Children’s Boov and Shoes a. W e FALCONER & Co, ia a : : e {) yatc hes f the Abyssinian ex ne lit attention of eur trends to Ragerr Youna’s ] ub’a Woo) Shirts and Pants, Boots avd Shoes f BEER & SONS The Nevth Britios — re 4 . a rape ». es ‘ll nelected eto “. ont that those | a. ae ae So aaa ; pte 7 wc ‘e reeeivet ay Lhe “Ul ; . 57 tusive; Edsaburgh avd the gay e a ies of Volunteers from ae ye a ~ tee ae a Phreads and Sewing Silk, Hibbons, Laces, a? eos ae 4 — reg eee Shas koe ~ rr : December . fered ta the be; ol la 1 Tavor him with their patromye will get the e p ” ssid m ‘ oston, éstining Sli » 400%, ’ M + Bla “ay y : B : . - ; So | beat value for their money at his establishment dec. & RY FFALO ROBES and Sleigh Bells. | ° ’ ° 1467, inchisive, and the London Quarterly Jor the nial turon Von Buest, Austrian Ps — ALS), Mens’ and Boys’ Winter Caps, \iaic i465, 1866 and ING7, wt the rate of RISO as t A rb eng rae Si A paper in Vienna has just made public a very | A quantity of Shelf Hardware Goods, Chests Tea, | BEER & SONS. | le Far, Astrican & Cloth. |@ year for evth or any Review; also, Blackwood | »clares that ust: ‘or & the niter ft § | <2 - .. al » he des oe , 869 Austria ¢ o _ Hel | singularfact. It seema that during the Germay | Bexes Tobacco, Buckets, Brooms, &e. &e. Sold at Smali Advance on Cost. | tos 1866 and [267, tor $250 a year, or the two ee the reach at Barope, pence | War # amall State—the Principaliiy wt Licheten-) Sule positive. No reserce (@jKATES! SKATES! SKATES! ee en io . necessary r the peace .urope russia sein—ranged iteelf with Austria to protect ber WILLIAM DODD WS all qualities and prices P ( i i THE LEONARD SCOTT PL BLISHING CO hae agreed to the. proposition tor & general ally agawmet Prussia snd Italy. To weenur hes automa BEER & SONS. | aper Volla’s, 140, Fulton St, N. Y. Kuropeau Conterence, Lt is said that France | ally ste went all the forces of which abe could Ch'tewn, Dee. 2, 1867. ist pat her sathotadinpsiin ‘Io Shakspeare, Crescent, Linen Finish, and oa and Aastria have concluded a speci treaty, | dispose—namely, filty one soldiers—tie sum total . } | Clipper, at 7d r box ad te : T SEES D> . | / : " , : y . in re yard to their future policy on th E wtern ot het ara : During the battles in Behemia and “ . | RON & ST EEL — Bar Iron, all BiZeR. | PP ’ , * The iL Ss PL B. CO also publish the question, and that by one of its clauses they | ©" the day of the battle of Sadowa, the wutingent ll A R \ I kK S | Sleigh Shoeing, Cust aad Spriug Steel, a lunge | ‘. ‘i FARMER'S GUIDE, viedve themselves to maintain the territorial | ° Lichsteusein did not wake a great how, but ee INS Gentlemen . Ties, | by HENRY SrePuens, of Ediuburgh, and the , . neverthel ene Aus ~aahe IPINGW . y 2 : t cE : SONS. | ‘i F ‘ r . py tty Aly ay’ integrity of the Uttoman Bmpirv. ek cet ie Nias beatae seed ‘ac scenes PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BEER & Sf |In Sheridan, Grecian, Henrietta, Exposition | late J. P. Namton, of Yale College. 2 vols a +e vu sa hostile “i fation | 7-_-_eoo - , Yeo . > ‘n- Bostox, 28th.—The trial of Jeff. Davis has | against the troops of King William and tose of le 1 TQ GY ’ TAQ: oT ° Queen, Fancy and Black Knots and ae Octave, 2600 pages, and numerous Eo bile o * . Wy onl res TRE been postponed till 22nd next March Vietor Eawmanuel. M. de Bismarck and M. de AJ Vi AN A ‘ ASTINGS! CASTINGS! lbreshing | Parepus. The best assortment | ararings. d Al amma Ua Machine nad Mud Digyer in town. Price $7 for the jtwo Volumes—by Mail, post- j

—=_— CHARLOTTETOWN DEBATING CLUB

theretore etill

The Debate on Friday evening last, on the

upen

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Dear Sir:—I wish to add to your numerous tes

timonials. Last September, while at work cutting

it# whole force oun my thumb, splitting it from the

first joint entirely open, aud laid the bene bare

Reessiution waa submitted by the opener: : ; : w ' [ aupposed [ had rnined my thumlh forever; but I * Resolved that in the opinion of this Suciety a ; Pain Kill [had » 7 toe rat of our all iter nad ¢ 3 ler a large measure of Reform in the Electoral oe Se eee, Oy ew Coeee reard of its healing qualities 1 went about a half a

Franchiee of Rogiand was necessary aod called tor, but that the Bull paseed was ip; idicivusly mile, and obtained « small bottle large and com prehensive. trou batting, first winding a waxed thread

Me. Seth Shaw then moved as an amend. around the wound, and applied the Pain Killer ‘ment that all after the words ** culled for’’ he strack out, which amendment was carried by a wajority of seven. The next debate will be beld mm Seott’s Hall on Friday evening Dee. §. Subject: ** Would the Legialation of thie Island be rendered more eff-etive anc sstistectury by a reduction tn the oumber of

I saturated a

littie ¢

siturating the bandage two or three times a dav In five minutes the palu ceased,

entirely bealed up; and I will say that 1 have

never seen anything for bealing qualities that

equalled it; aud L would earnestivy recommend it

te the public as a pain killer und a healer

representatives io Parliament? ‘To be opened nov tl Yours — R. T. CLAFLIN . - - 7

by D Laird, Eeqr. . . . Holloway's Ointment aud Pills. ~All peraons . P . MacGowas 9 See i afflieted Wilts Dad legs, Sores, Ulcers, aud «k 0 dis- November 30th, 1637, euses, Who, from want ef means or other rearsous ——_—<- eannot avail themselves of aurgical treatment uiay A. P.&. Istaspre ABRoaD. li numerous | be relieved trom their complaiuta by using Hail- friends -and connections of Dr. Wa n loway's puritying, soothing, and healing temediecs will be gratified to learn that upon his «t | lo every outward ailinent this wonderful Onnt- arrival in Andia, he was put upon the medical | ment brings about the moat beneficial resnita, by staff ef the Military Department of the Bust checking inflanumations, cleansing uleerations and India. Fos ces, itt the district ot La ore, wit! realoring *oundness Internal pains rheamatic aud

gouty tortureeolarged joints scrofulous ewellings,

nas Dow ind contracted sinews may be overcome by dil

selary of £240 —having scarcely served a year moteditothe rank of Civil Surgeon: wm the d striet of the P inial Z£HO0 wty y. :

aty. per anum ; e

hee ro oon Pp gently rubbing this cooling unguent tute the skin

Jullendere | fy ail maladies of unusual feverity or excessive a Sacary Ol) duration the Pilla should be taken, last seeds of the disorder aud so hasten the desir-

. wit io reet aut the

aoNval

De. Warburten, we are happy to bear, is fast | ed cure, recovering from avery severe attack of fever, which had greatly reduced his strenyth, and Married, esdangered his lite, and we hope # long career! ae Alberton, on the I8th inst, by the Rev. A

of unceasing honor and usefulness may vet be) Frazer, John Young Eeq, of Tracadie, N. B. to

before him in ‘the land of his adoption, and | Addie M, fourth daughter of Wiltew Habbard, that he may become a bright star £ the noble Esq of Alberton, At St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Sammerride,

profession he has. c¢hoeen. : on Wednesday evening, the 20th inst. by the Kev

War r ¢ renerally known, 18 a = : | De. Warbartan, a ee y wines, ¢ dW. Porsyth, M.A, Rector, Jamee Eiwin Price native of Prince: County In him the youth of Eeq, M. Dy, te Catherine, youngest daughter of the the country, and the ‘Island wenerally, have @) Hou. J. R. Gaediuer, both of Sanmerside jladuahle example of what can bea complished, At Lot 16, on Saturday. the 44th inet, by the

Rev Mr. Frame, Mr. Chacles Pineh, of Barnstaple, |

urder the hleesing: of t4s “i, by continual pains

taking, ant] ‘unremittins, faithful, perserving Eugland te Plora youngest Gms ghier of the late

adhe, Weds tememberine that there ts 00 dohn McKinnon, Esq, of Ashfield, Lot 16

ts “l os 4 leadiny to % ie and emolument, At Victoria Barracks, on the 25th November, by _ on : 1 | Alexander Hayden, J. P. Mr. Thomas D. Gonden,

their motto be, “ Go and do thou likewise.’ to S. dowrnal.

be of Lot 47, to Miss Mary Jane Power, of Lot 34 a—-¢ ‘nam = : Sas os ~_—— < > Died, MASGNIC At Sy-lney Mines, on the Oth alt, Mary Caroline The members of Victoria Lodge of Free Masone, | the beloved wife ot Douuiasi orton Kigby, Kisq r with their friends aad guests intend tu celebrate aad youngest daughter of the ae W. ¢ lark, | the anniversary of Seottand’s Tutelar Saint, by) Asst Surgeon H. M Forces, awed 54 years dining together at the Nerth American Hotel, at At Hazel Grove, Princetowu Road, on Wednes- | 7 o'cloek on Monday evening next. Preparatiowe | day night, the 27tb inst, Mrs Richard Bagnall, in| ’ be 43 d ler ayre enna ne ’ i sre being wade for a first ciass entertainment, te | a3 eyear of ‘ or ogre. . dec — wa y om whied transient brethren of the myatic te are | CMeemed for her many a aS Se ee eee : i 4 her bereaved husband aud family have sustained teapectfully invited. On Puceday ee. Deentingy «toes tink Gene enna meals grotiemen were ananimeusiy elected vtfice tearers i. Vietoria Lodge tor the easuing year, ed will obe installed at 7 p. m, en Saturday the d¢th >— Ge. Douglass, R. W. M., ( re-elected, ) B. W. Higes, W. 2M R. R Hodgaon, W.8. M D. Currie, W. 8S. W., (re-eleeted.) Alex. MeKeuzie, J. W.

On tbe ith Octeber, at the residence of her father, Sevlomon Hardy, Bildare River, Elizabeth

| Powell, the beloved wife of Hector MceDouyald, | leaving « Hbasband aud eight children to monrn the j loss of a kind and loving wife and mother, aged | 3S yeurs | At his residence, Kildare River, on the 12th, Mr | Solomon Hardy, in‘the 63rd year of his age, of

“re

. | Dropev, leaving a wife and five children to mourn * J. P. Irving, Seeretary the “ of a kind husband and father rt] “ WR. Watson, Treasurer, (re-elected. ) At Mount Vernon, Let 48, on the 9th altimo, “ Geo. Alley, 8S. D Auna Lavina, daughter of Mr. Js B. Poole. aged “ James T. Purdie, J.D. | 2 wonthe and 2 dave

“ Fredk. Douse, LG } At Valleyfield on the Jith nit, in the 76th vear * Alfred Alley, Arebitect. ? Ln ane =e Martin, a native of the Jsile |

r > ' ol Skee, BScotan

« P.M, N. Rankin, Marshs!l, perenne | At Chavlettetown, on Saturday morning, [6th “ BR. Galbraith, Organiat, (re-elected. } alt. in the Zit year of hie axe. Mr. Willian

F. Brecken, J. B. Cooper, Janes Connell Tyler, (re-«lectad.)

The Right Worabipful Master, in the exercise Soe qn aoe _— Sten dee Mary, relict of the late Mr Benjamin Rix.in the of the brethren, nominated the Kev. Thee. (un 67th yeur of her age, leaving 12 children and 44 ean, Chaplan for the current Masonic year.) pyndciildren, and many kind relatives to mouru A unanimneus sute of thavke Co Past Master) their irreparable loss. —

Thomas Dunean, of Perth, Scotland, our efficient | —-. : Proxy to the Grand Lodge, was carried by acela | mation, alter which be was, with equal unsainity, | iat re-appointed. Victoria Lodge Koom bas been; Noy 91~ Schr British eale, Nav, Halifax, dal. | recently newly papered, painted and furnished,| 23~—sehr Medway Belle, MePhee, Halifax, bal aod in order te complete ite i ternal improve- | Jeesio Deunings, Cow Bay, cou! Out wards, ments, several valuable presents have beet receiv- Gowan, Cheater, limestone. Hope, Robertson, ed. Among these area finely bound Bible, a new } ictou, coal. 27—Annie Laurie, Melntyre, Picten, Clock, Masonic Charts,and lithographed Portraits | coal. ot Her Majesty the Queen, the late Grand Mater he Dane eee = ee oa Spurkler, McDonald, Halifax, produce. 22—| Allison, dec. Brother Lewis is alse taking photo- | idly of the Vallee, DeGeses, Micuulehi. cate, mer.| graphs of the Chaplain and Past Masters for pre- j&e. Renfrew, MeMillun, daanc Harbor, proauce | sentation to the Ludge.— Pat. | Susan, Tobin, St. John’s, Newtld, do. Bark Lotus, SS MeRae, London, oats. &c. Brigt Vesta, McCarthy.

Propuce.—We have no change to note ia prices! > Jobu's, Newtld. pro 2—Brigt Vitania, Mue- | siuce the date of our just report. The bad stute of Leod, oe vats. Joba. Fitz Patrick, cages. che cant hen equated — on eee Ge Senele, fe fre ata "putea soon eo seilers, aud rendersd the week's city operations un- 3 u.P .

; John's, Ntid Mary Lacy. Smith, Pictou, bal. usually light. Batley, to complete cargoes, is in| yi,’ Wethten Phaen tc. Guasies eel. rather better demand. :

Exports, 17,477 bushels) o 7 Sy :

oats ; 33,279 do. potatoes ; 4408 do turnips; 400 Seucieie to potatoes. 28—Proyress, Deming, |

do. barley ; 43 do. parsnips avd beets. | " Poax remains unchanged. Very little brought

in this week. Exports, 272 bble, 117 dressed Logs)

and 4 bhds. baas.

Burrex.—Exports, 76 tubs.

Dancaun,fermerly of Brudenell River

At Mr. George Manson's Carleton, on the 14th inst, Macy, daugliter of the lite John Cumeron, tormerly of Rustico, aged 32 Fenrs

On the Sth ult, ather residence, North Redeqne,

{ Stewards

j }

$s

PORT OF CHAKLOTTETOWN.,

|

CLEARED. Nov. 21—Brigt Hilda. George, Lendon, oats, &e

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SHIP NEWS. Littie Guace Bar. Nov. 25.—The Sch Gaxzelle,' | Mattheson, master, of Baddeck, sunk off this port} | on Sauday last, suddenly, Crew saved themselves, |

easy. Reseipts, 478 bbis. four, 100 do, bt two passengers lost their summer's exrnings. | Prowse sesy ow ' | The Brigt. Mary Ana. from New York bvand|

cornwmes, oot 11 do. bread. : 35 bbl | to Liverpool, G. B., put into Malitax on Tuesday | Arrine ip request. Reeeipts x morning, lust the Captain (Gray) overboard on the Fina quiet. Receipts, 3 bois. herrings and § do. 12th inst | shad. Exports, 55 vbis berrings and 5 do. mackerel. | : The Schr. Friend, Greening, master, from Hali- , i for. Receipts, 173 tous large, and | {** ov the 12th October, bouad to Demerara, was ae . - | lost im lat. 19, on the 27th ult, The captain and | Lousza.—No arrivals this week. | rew arrived at Barbadvos.

. |. The Bark Gladstone, Capt. Smith, in getting out |

Weer Inca Pacpucn —Rece\pts, 13 hhds sugar, of St. Peter's Bay on Tuesday last, partly laden |

Gl puns., 10 tierces, and 5 bois wolusws.— Pus. with cate, struck onthe bar She was got off agaiu

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List oF Broken NATIONSL Banks IN THE | the cargo was to have been pat aboard, bat making

y D BTaTes — he following iso het of the | Water so fast she had to go to Pictou w put oo Usire r ii i f 6 P be pus

Rational Banks that bave suspended and passed the slip for repairs. Extent of damage unknown,

ipte the bands of receivers: i paren Jehu, FitzPatrick, master, ee — eats

‘ : iw. re | lor Loudou by Carvel! Bros., ia repor asbore at

Lroten National Bauk, of Sew York. National | 14, Gu: of Geneo, but not injured. Part of the

Bank of Whitestowu, Oneida Caunty ,N. ¥. Atias cargo wos being londed to get ber off. iBoth res-|

Haak of Prosidence, R.A. Cnadilia National 46), ure owned by Hoo. B. Davies. Keak, Unadilla, ew York. Kage National | hich cette’ Grom Keak, Kingstoo, New ork. Perwers’

We learn that the sch. Isabel, Citizens’ Natioual Bauk§ Brooks», N.

du 'tlement ;

| Estate are requi : ALEX. ROBERTSON, JUHN STEWART, Jr.

and | th oduce sad i port on the 19th, for Keston, witb pr Lot 34, Nov. 29, 1867.

X. First pouiry, has become « total wreck. —S. Journal.

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xnd in a Week it!) General Slautes, and One tiuadred aud Bitty

| Anew description of LUCINE OIL BUR®R, |

|. Dee. 2, 867.

/ atid made for Georgetown, where the remainder of |

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BEER & SONS.

WRUIT! ERUIT! FRUIT!

FOR Layer |

1868 SUV. eo | Peels, Spices, etc. etc

N THE PRESS, and will be ready for delivery about the 20th instant, Qt

BEER & SONS.

EA! TEA! TEA!—120 Chests, 55 | balf Cheats. This Fall's Importation dward Island Almanac} seiarned it quality is not gppeneet of

. BEER & SONS. For IS6s, fw HENRY A. HARVIE.

dueen Street, Ch'town, Q Dee. bei? 5

Sugar and Molasses. 1) HUDS. very superior Brown SUGAR, 22 Hids. Porto Rico. MOLASSES, lor Sale at the Subscriber's Room. WILLIAM DODD.

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| Ch'town, Dee. 2, 1867 For Sale

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AT THE

Establishment of W. W. Lord, BY WHOLESALE!

| MOLASSES in Puncheon’:‘Tierces and Barrels, | SUGAR in Hhds. ang Barrels

FLOUR and INDIAN MEAL,

(KA in Chests and haif Chesp,

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4 Cavks Spirits Turpentine,

Quen Square, Dee 2, 1867. ist pat3w | ONLONS and APPLES, ee — | Boxes Ground COFPER, Con:ract for Printing New boxes Ground PRPPRE, 6 bia : . ' Boxes SODA and WINE BISCUIT, Edtion of the Statutes of (0° Cpior BREAD, 7

Price Edward Island for the year863, 1864, 1865, 1866 and 1067, ERSWS disposed to Contract for Printing Kight duudred Copies of the Kevised Public

Bays RICE

Boxes Liverpool Brown SOAP,

Boxes PIPES, 6 gross euch,

Any quantity of SALT, by the Bashel or Bag,

HERRINGS in Barrels and half do.

25 Tons eommen BOLT LRON, j, j, 7, 8 £15 sash,

STEEL, Nails, Spikes and Rope,

Seeond hand Riggitg, Biocks, Saile, Masta, Bow- sprit,-Patent Jron Work for the Windlass, and Boat for « Schooner of about 60 tons

500 Tons Korend COAL. 50 Tons Small COAL

Ch’town, Dee. 2, $867;

Copies of th Revised Private Statutes of Prince hdward Isiad, passed in the years icth3, 104, | 1865, iso atl 1867. and for Binding the same, are heredy loleyea that Penuders will be received by the u deratned Comin asioners, appointed tu

Notice to Debtors.

\ R. BENJAMIN, DAVIES

LV. torms indebted to him,

| whose Accounts were farnished in JOLY and AUGUST last, that ufless their Accounts are PAI) UP before NMAS. they will be placed

in a Lawyer's hands for collection.

superintend thesame, wuntil P22 o'clock, Hoot, ot Weduesday, theourth day ot December text. The Public an Private Statutes will.form two | separate Volume it sinall piea, ZaU pages thereabouls, ree- peetively, and willorm Uo separate Volumes.

comuprisilig, ln

he reby in and TQ pages, ot those persons ‘Jenders to expte, the rate per sheet of eight Jbe Contractor will be : Statutes first, and to Couplele selbe within Four Months atter commencing If, Whicihe will be required to do on or about the 21si Gy of December next; and Privie TPhree Months thereatter. Bth works to be priuted in a good and workmanlik wgnner, either in the Bly le of the Revised Slates of Priuce Edward Isiand, published in Ie6sor.of the Session Laws of the preseat year (156) a specimen of which, as Well as of the Binding ad.ot the quality of the Paper, may be seen, andither paruculara made known, at the Office of Hourable Joseph Hensley, one ot the Commisaioners, ‘hece Sealed ‘Tenders directed to the uudersignedre to be sent.

paues tor each Vebipe Feepuire ale print tThePul the - cae a Charlottetown, Dec. 2, 1867. 21 ~ Ty 4 | > at CUTLERY! 7 E have just received by Cunard Steamer, direet trom Sheffield, via Halitax,

1 Case Assorted Cutlery, —Comprising—

POCKET and PEN KNIVES of over GNE HUNDRED ditlerent patterns, from three pence to ten shillings each.

RAZORS, from one ts six shillings each, iacla-

Te cor plete the Siatules wilulp

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Separate Tenders to be se) 1p for the Printing, whieh muét express the ratey printed according te the type and styie of thet.vised Lawae ur of the Session Jawa, as the yae may be, and separate Lenders for the Biting of the work, | and the Lenders tor the Bindiy ty set forth the rate per Volume at which the Gntraetor or Con- tractore will Halt Bind thesamey Calf, and Hall | Bind the same in Sheep.

| SCISSORS and SHEARS, in great variety, in- cluding 3 dozen SHOP SCISSORS.

Fine Ivery Handled TABLE KNIVES and FORKS.

Fine Ivory Handled CARVING FORKS and STEELS:

| Common Knives and Forks, from 2s 6d. to 108. a Set.

Bread Knives, Oyster Knives, Putty, Butcher, Shoe and Barriers’ Kuives; a complete assort-

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KNIVES,

No Tenders willbe noticed unkg accompanied by a latter addressed to the Cotoqasioners, sign- ed, if iuwetereies te the Priutin, by two (2) persons ; aud if in celarence to th Binding, by two (2) persons of Knawen responsility, engaging } tow bacowe Security der the due pqurmauce ot | the Clantruct.

EDWARD PALMER, Qa, JUSEPH HENSLEY, § ~™P'seoners.

Charlottetown, November 27, 1867

LIGHT, W E OFFER FOR SALE, 20@ASKS ** Standard KEROSENE Ol bLyarranted | to stand a test of 110 Mai of the! Western Oil brought to this Market, a») sold by Auction, will explode st about 50 drrees | of | heat, waking it danyverous and uneafe ¢ family | use. The abeve OL we can confident recog. |

H. BE. SPARBIRD & CU. SB .S0RR? at 863i UST RECKIVED, ‘direct “from the

Manufactory ;—

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60 Dozen ** Broad’s’’ Gelebrated Chopping Axes,

quality better than ever before; heavy weights and fully warranted.

H. E. STARBIRD & C@. ‘<Orty Hurdware Store.”’

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Kuisins, Valencia Raisins, Currants, Candied |

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ding a few of the celebrated * Fraune Backs.” |

meut at the * CITY HARDWARE STORE." |

NEW GOobps

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paid, $s.

Nov. 18, 1887. IN STORE, ND for sale low, for cash or approved Paper-- 2U Chests . sapere : CGONGOU MEA, 50 Bois Kxtra and Saperfio“e KLOUR, 30 Bbis Fine Biscuit avd Pilot BREAD 1U Puos Retailing MOULLUASSES, luU Boxes 3 Crowa Soap, 3U Casks KEROSENE, 5U Bbls Labrador and shore HERRING, 2U Boxes KAISINS, 10 halt do. 25 Duz CORN BROOMS, Doz PAILS aud Nests TUBS. N. RANKIN,

Auctioneer’s Row.

Gents’ Knit Vests! BUFFALO ROBES.

For all who seek Comfort.

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; y . : AS received by Fall Ships from BRI-| PALIN, Steamera frow HALIFAX and BOS. | x ee other arrivals, iis Fall and Winter “P| a |Nov. 25, 1867. Im British & Foreign Merchandize, eee Comprising a gevera! assortment of Staple and Faney Dry Goods, | In all the varions departments, which will be sold | or ee at the very lowest prices for Casn. Robe rt Young's.

ALSO, ee sae ees

7OUNG'S tor CHEAP FURS.

Chests & Half Chests Choice TEA ; bhds. Y ‘ tr Bright Sugar & Molasses; and a

choice assortment of Family GROCERIES.

The Centre of Attraction

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| YOUNG'S for PRINTED COTTONS. The Publie are respectfalty solicited to examine! canoe

l the tock, us great bargains for CASH may be ex- | youre for WARPS

pected.

Noy. 235, 1867.

Great Clearing-out Sale "FYHE SUBSCRIBERS intending to

Suilda New BRICK STORE next Spring, are desirous of reducing their present

STOCK OF GOODS, oa and will, after the Ist DECEMBER commence y SELLING OFF | yousss for FLOWERS & FEATHERS.

THEIR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF

BRITISH & AMERICAN MERCHANDIZ E. 7 OUNG'S for SONTAGS & BREAKFAST | : . >) SH: 43. i

pyroeres for WINTER CLOAKINGS. | i od }

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ye yousss for BONNETS & HATS.

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HAWLS & MANTLES.

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OUNG’S for LACES & RIBBONS.

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yornee for CLOUDS & HOODS,

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES) For Cash Only. | oe a a babiihh yours

_ Charlottetown, Nov. 25, 1867. OUNG'S for CHEAP WINCEYS.

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‘The British Warehouse! YY CONES for SEWING MACHINES.

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| Paney and Plain Coal Scutties. OUNG'S for LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S Fancy and Plain Coal Shovels. BLOTS. Iron Bedsteads aud Stretchers. Queen's Square, Charlottetown, 2 Umbrella Stands. inth November, 1367. 5 tf

fay Foi Gne =|. ALA 1867. New Store. New Goods, _— |

Mahogany Poies. Rings and Ende.

Brass Poles, Rings aud Ends, TBNAE undersigned having removed to his | | New Store, old Stand, Reddiu's Corner, |

Krase Brackets and Holders, | where he has increased faciliues for carryigg.on a |

Brass Siair Rods and Kyes, Aud all Furnishing Goods.

| general Dry Goods, Grecery, Liquor and China |

and Earthenware Basivess, be respectfully begs leave to inturm bis trieuds, und the pablic gene- | tally, that he is now prepared to supply them | with all kinds of Goods ig zhe above line, atas low prices us cau be found jp the City,

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mend a being perfectly sufe, and yiviug cleur, December-2, 1867. ‘ | FORK strong light. era eerste ymin o 3 seiibniisesiabis aed po . . ¥ 7 | 1 Y YYp ays fe The Steck consists of: WE ALSO HAVE IN STOCK: , ri Ve BA L AW) J WA ) T a 75 doz. Kerosene LAMPS. of all descrip ‘QUEEN SQUARE Hot SE. = 3 2 3 2 Grey and 75 doz. 0 ) LAMPS. of all deseriyyns, | | ‘i White Shirtings, | = do : = ea ” me hate pas 4, UST reeeived, Ex New Dominion— — Blue, White and Fancy ‘ ros o ° v ( , ' a : e Sices 3HLA DES. Globe and Harp pattes a 2 CASES LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S } AT : Flanvels, Bedtic ks, Osuabargs, \ ; ccaaal ah , i me GLA SG O W HO USE , Toweliags, Red, White and Blue Cotton Paper do in great variety. WINTER BOOTS & SLIPPERS, | >" . Warp, Cotten Handkerchiefs, Blankets, | Gas Shades, extra Rurnera, Collars, pads. | ° | Coburgs, Orleans, Wiuceyse, Fancy Prints, Founts, Shade Rings and Clasps, for the ultgtion | LATEST STYLES. iy . ate Gala J \uids, Tweeds, Doeskins, Pijot Uloins, or repair of Lamps of al! kiuds. | HE Sobscriber hus almost completed | Hosiery, Gioves, Paper Collars, Huta and Caps,

Ex “ ALHAMBRA,” ® CASES FUR CAPS. WM. HEARD, |

ALSO, i { with attachment for raising aud lowering the jek | —the SEATKsT wud Best article for x» Haud Lup to.carry about the house vet inwodused. W, a!

fail supply of LUCINE OLL and WICKS. All at the Lowest CASH pr ces, Wholesalend