Second Annual Gathering OF THE

Caledonian Club of .€.7,

AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION.

j

Clann nan geidheal ri gua a the Cwirr—His Excellency the Lientenant (k o Puesipes Hou. Col, Gray, M. P. 1 Vice-Paksipests — Hon. P. Walker, M. L. €

and James Danean, Eaqr; MP P Dinnerors—N. Rankin, Andrew Mite hell, Cc Meleivan, M. P. P., John Rese, Ada rrav Xx sceKRelvie, John Sutherland, M. P. P., Austin MebD Requires, and Neon. D. Beaton i iNG SECRETARY G. Sutherland

SR +k Esquire, MD ierascner—J. W. Morrison, Pesaqr

te ING SecReTany—Mr. George |

Mapgstat—William MeGill E-«

Srasparyp Beagtese— Messrs, James \icD ald, v Roberteon and George Munro

Pr? BAND Jl xkeseNGER Donald MeF» vden

Te E seeond annua! Gathering of the abov Chad will be held at Charlottetow

; : a Wednesday, 16th Augast, rent, when the following Prizea will be offered

lor Competition MUSIC—Proficiency in Highland Pip lat Prize, B10 ; 2d do., $8; 3d do, $5 STON ES—Puatting the Stone, 24 Ibs Putting the Stone, t4 lbe—Prige 3

HAMMERS—Heavy Hammers 16 Tbe —Ist Prize ®; 2ide.33. Light Hammers, 12 jbs--lst Prize $i: 22 do. $2.

DANCING —Gillie Callam or Sword Danee—$};

Hihland Fling, $4.

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Music

Prize $5

LEAPING — Long Leap—Ist Prize. $2.50; 2d do. $2. High Beip—tet Prize $2.50; 2d do. 32.

RACES — Running Feot Races, distance 400 Farda—iet Prize 25; Wd do. 32. Hardk Race— Ist Prine $3; 2d do F2. Sack Race —$250. Youths under 16 vears—det Prize $2; 2d do $1

TOSSING THE CABER—Prize $2.50.

For the best Highland Costume, P. E. Island

manufacture-+Priie BS

Also, on the same day, the following

INTERNATIONAL PRIZES

will be submitted for competition, Open to four competitors from the United States Uinada, New Lruyawick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and P. K Island, respeetively. Competitors for tiie laterna gual Prizes to be Scotelipen or descendents of tchmen Heavy Hammer, 2d Prize, $10 00 lieavy Stone, 24 Ibe—Ist Prize, $20; 2d do $10 Aiso a Prize for ARCHERY, distance 40 yurds

ei 16 jbe-— Ist Prize,

to be competed for by Ladies from al! countries -

A piece of Jewellery valued at $12.

Competing Pipers are required to forward to Dr. |

Sutherland the names of Three Marches, ‘Three Reels wnd Thre > to the day of the Gathermuy

lutending gempetiters who gre not members of the Ulab, are requested io enter thejr names.

either persoyally or by letter, with the Correspond » y I i

ing Secretary on or before SATURDAY, the t2th Anguat, wheu tickets of admission wil! be given.

Tickets of admission to the grounds, 25 cents each. to be had at the Stores of Dr Sntherlgnd nud W. it. Watson, or any of the Directors

tH No admission without a ticket.

GEORGE RANKJY, See’y. Jane 5, 1865 NEW STORES!

Dorchester Strect.

Liquors, Molasses, Tea, Sugar,

Flour, Tobacco, Sundry Groceries, &e,

"ue SUBSCRIBER has now in his New Brick Stozes,Docelester Street, Charlotte town, the following Extensive and Valuable Stock OF

MERCHANDIZE,

comprising WINES, BRANDIES, and other LI QUORS of the beat « wality : fresh GROCERIES of allkinds; FLOUR, PEA, SUGAR, TOBACC we, MOLASSES, equal co any articles of the kind in the market, which he offers to wholessle aud retail customers

At the lowest prices for Cash, VIZ: 70 Paacheons choice Demerara RUM, 70 Hogsheads Hollands GIN, 6 Hhds Irish and Scotch MALT \ HISKEY, 6 Hads: Pale and Dark BRANDY, } Hogsheads PORT WINE, 6 hogsheads of SHERRY, 100 dozen. Edinburgh ALE, 100 dozen Guinness’ PORTER. 300 chests and half chests of TEA, 10 hogsheads of SUGAR. 5u puachsons of MOLASSES, 500 barrels of F LOU R. Toxes of Honey Dew TOBACOQ, 100 Loxes Liv¥erpool SOAP, 30 boxes of PIPES, 1200 JARS, (assorted sizes,)

Together with « fall assortment of all articles in the GROCERY LUNE, tw whieh he invites the | attention of his friends in Town and Con try, whose | past favcurs are respectfully acknowledged.

OWEN CONNOLLY. eae oot NEW GOODS

BY THE ! Recent Arrivals from Britain, |

rINne Tmportations for SPRING 1 being now COMPLETED at the

BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

BRITISH & FOREIGN |

we solicit the attention of the pnblic to our Stock of |

MERCHANDIZE, Now Open for Inspection, comprising gl] the Requisite Articles for family use,

in Goods and Groceries, | &c. “$e. W. & A. BROWN.

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| $65 |

Dry Goods, Fancy &c. dune 5, bR65.

ARRIVAL OF

$20.00; |

Strathspeyp, one Week previous | pe:

RINT, Oy ‘i by, ZL

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’ Ron ~~

GEO. BREMNER,

Printer, Booh-binder,

AND STEREOTYTPER,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. FE

Having engaged an experienced '

BOOK-BINDER

is prepared to execute all orders with PROMPTITUDR ani] NEATNESS. Entrance to Printing Office and Bindery at Mrs. Bremner’s Book and Stationery Store, Prince Street, where all orders may be left.

Prince Street, Jung 5, 1865.

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4s

Avs

WATCHES and JEWELLERY.

of best quality, and for sale at a low price— Horizontal Watches in Silver Cuses;

Pay IE. cin s'cbcaennas £310 O Bee. WEN CAME, 6 wesc coup ess i 00 Re! NI ech veka de oneoe ee

Watch Chains and Keys, Finger Rings, Steel Ear

Ringsand Brooches, Gents’ Pins in great variety, |

by

PURCHASE, Watchmaker, Smardon's Corner

31, 1864

A

Charlottetown, Oct

Per Steamers ‘Princess of Wales’ and ‘Heather Belle.’

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

—_———

a vinees, etc, will, until farther notice, be made up as follows :—

For Nova Scotia, via Picton, on MONDAY and |

THURSDAY mornings, at 9 o'clock at 8 o'clock.

For New Brunswick, States, \ o'clock ; and on FRIDAY mornings, at 8 o'clock.

For Great Britain, Newfoundland, the Bermudas |

and the West Indies, every alternate WEDNES DAY evening, at 8 o'clock. as follows: — Wednesday, 10th May,

i os 24th ” —

| — 7th June, : 30th “6 “ a = $e isth Sept. “ oth July, “ os) - 19th °**

L. C. OWEN, Posmaster General. General Post Office, 29th May, 1865.

1E MAILS for the neighbouring Pro-

Canada and the United via Shediac, on MONDAY evenings, at 8

Wednesday, 2nd August,

To Consumers of Gas, ce E. Direetors of the Charlottetown Gas Light Company will loan, FREE of CHARGE, a few Patent Gas Cooking Stoves. desirous of proving these most desirable and eco

nomical Gas Ranges are requested to make an early | pplication at the Gas Works, as only a limited |

mber will be disposed of By order, i ” WM. MURPHY, Manager. Ch'town, Jane 19, 1865,

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PESTIMONIALS.—Rerort oF ComMITTEE oF ' Horet Prorxigrors, PcaLishep iN Govex’s Progressive Ace, Cuicaco, ILL. — We, the undersigned, present by InVITATON, yesterday, to witness the operation and working of the new principle of gas used for cooking purposes, were

present during a series of experiments, in our view |

fully calling ont the utility of these, Stoves As the result of actual experiment the following was performed sig a

Beefstake was cooked in four minutes, its jnices and flavor retained ; and, further, the claim of the inventor abundantly sustuined, by this process tony’ meat Is reudered teuder and deli« ious.

Quail were, in two instances, broiled in five minutes. and that to a turn

Bread cut fresh from the new loaf was delicately

browved in two minutes. In each case these viands would be pronounced deliciously and theronghly cooked. In the case ot

an

whenjeooked, retaining their juices and flavor

In neither norany case wus there the faintest

UST RECHIVED from ENGLAND, | peteentible thayor oF odor of yas in or abont the |

Stoves, orin the food when cooked

the process as entirely superior and successful. Sameer Hawk, Richmond House. Geo. H Frescn, 2 W.P.Zeceéd,:--4 J. W. Humenery, Massosoit House. A. M. Stepparn, Revere House Joun Waricur, ** Anderson’s.”’

| Brigys House

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| The cost of cooking by this method we append as made up from careful tests vesterday, accepted 1: 123 lbs. bread cooked in 42 minutes,

not tried cost | cent.

consuming 4 cubic feet of gaa, 2 lbs

j steak broiled in 5 minutes, consuming } of a cubic |

1 fi cent. 1 quart waier boiled fin $2 minutes, copsuming | enbic foot of gas, cost |} of leent. 24 breakfast biscuit baked in 12 min j utes, consuming 1 foot of gas, cost 24 mills.

. 7 2 ! fa Ot of gas, cost ; Of a

Having frequently examined the mode of action of SHaw’sSrTeak-Broiien, I have been led to the conclusion that the tissues and integuments of tough meat are ruptured and broken through the

}etlect of highly heated, even red hot steam, of | which this gas-flame is highly composed. At the first instant this steam penetrates and sealds the meat, and the subsequent browning retains a por-

tion of the water formed, with the juices produced. |

This apparatus secures the greatest economy of time in cooking steaks; it renders the toughest meut more teuder than in uny other mode of broil- ing it, and, with the simple noting of time, enables the cook to produce with certainty any gradation of effect. Respec tfally,

A. A. Hates, M, D., State Assayer.

16 Boylston Street, Boston.

Faow Wittiam M. Lorine.

} | have ysed the past four years, I can unhesitatingly | say have giveu me perfect satisfaction; and I can | confidentially recommend them, as 1 have found

them, tobe the most economical and convenient

Consumers

> meats, the exte:ior surfaces were coayniated | jand rendered firm; the substance of the whole, |

The ges-tlame, as obtained in the devices of Mr. | | Shaw, is the purest fame which art affords; and | there is nothing present, as vapor Of gas. which | Also, via | can give odor to, or any way interfere with the Brale, ou WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evenings, | production of the delicious flavour of broiled meat. |

W. ®. Suayy.—The ‘ius Cooking-Range and the | Gus Heating-Stoves of yonr invention, which 1)

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ro THE TENAN ETRY OF P. E, IsLAND,

ature, durinz the late Session,! NOMY, and ure the only Stoves im

MPYHE Legisl: having pass ithe purchase of the F 2 | by advuneing to the Tenant ONE ae i amount agreed upon by the I roprietor anc enant, as the Purchase Money of bis Farm—

‘The Commissioner of Public Lands | hereby gives notice to all tenants desirous of availing themselves of the privilege of the above recited Act, that be is now prepared to ASSIST SUCH TENANTS inthe purchase of their arma as in manner and extent provided uuder | such Act : FORM OF APPLICATION and full particulars he obtained at the office of Crown Lands, |

|

ed “ An Act to assist Tenants in Feesimple of their Farms,

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Ipuy Colonial Building, Charlottetown. : JOHN ALDOUS, Commissioner. Public Lands Office, May 8, 1865.

F, P. NORTON,

Commission Merebant,

AND Auctioneer. |GEORGETOWN - - - P. BE. ISLAND

October 24, 1864. ly

DR. 0. L. STRICKLAND, Surgeon Dentist, Great George Street, CHARLOTTETOWN.

April 17, 1865.—ly

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| See _ DR. FRANK D. BEER, pS returning thanks for the patronage received since commencing praetice in Charlot- | tetown, intimates that he has opened a SURGERY j}& DRUG STORE, adjoiuing Me residence, King | Square, and that he is now prepared to attend to the practice of the various branches of his pro- | tession. | N. B.—S8 | the Chest. Feb. 6. 1865.

“ Y sta DWT | J + ». C ARV kK L L, AUCTIONEER, Commission Merchant, AND General Agent, | BANK BUILDING, QUEEN STREET, Charlottetown, P. KE. I. 12th June, 1865. 3 reve ' THINS STUBBS HOTEL, (Opposite the Custom House) (146 Prince William street,

ST. JOHN, N. B.

pecial attention given to diseases of

is] pro tf

i

ee , noe a . <0" ed atid heating apparatus 1 have ever met | JAMES McINTOSH,........ PROPRIETOR. i : with. , 29. 1864. , | — mw -_ Inthe Gas Cooking Range, the quality of the | _ August 2 : a ‘ atk ly ee ie ete as @ A ress food is most surprisingly improved. The Juices of A CARD. = - — oie) | the roasted ~~ are all eens 80 = they (lo eiiees > ce not appear to lose any ofthe weight. Inthe course | | § to ( f ) = | of a season, this saving amornts to quite an iter) in | WILLIAM S. M A CGOWAN, in s =~ ithe economy of this mode of cooking, asit is a well | C bits M h t “4 ~~) — ores known fact that meats lose much of their wejght | ommMi1ssl = erchan . oh when cooked in the ordinary coal range oven. | : ve i — = - | Respectfully yours, AUCTIONEER, | oS < eo ° Boston. Wa. M. Logina. SOURIS EAST j —_ ‘ as al ache . | - A From D. B. Cook, 111 Lake st., Chicago. | Souris, May 1, 1865. tf } ov + >) © — ‘2 I regard W. F. Shaw’s Patent Gas Smoothing | —~-———~ - i ade stint jee =| Iron’ as one of the greatest inventions of the age } = ‘— » Soe i It is all you claim for it,—novel, economical, aud | Je Ey PRICE © ail ina 4 lingl) nient | P 2 at ’ ‘~ exceedingly convenient, : losere a . or } 2 en Z, 133 an | The much-dreaded “ironing day” is weleomed | hy sician & surgeon, s > | with pleasure wherever the Gus Iron is used; and| SUMMERSIDE, - - - - P. E. ISLAND = > . ‘2 | no housekeeper will consentto be without it after sais at “ . = @is a | tehee 3: a tole Orrice at Tur Drug Srore | > |= © = a Youre, &c. D.B. Cook. | Feb 20, 1865 tf es ps _ = ‘ } From Mrs. W. W. Everts, Chicago. } = EZ ‘2 | It is with pieasure that ] give my testimony to | W ILLIAM JAKEMAN, 'y bg ww + | the yreat value of the Gas Stove you sre now of- | Blacksmith & Farrier, Ss 2 ae GG S fering to the public. The Stove for ironing 1 | : | > ° w = | regurd asa desideratum long needed in house | Old Stand, near Temperance Hall, } ; . | keeping. i : : : ipes % | oe be rod CF | The fatigue and exhanstion occasioned by many | L AS removed his business fo the City. ve ‘ 4 ‘aml | iy ett ani be ws ‘2 Sine ti, Fle ania e -@ and cau be consulted at all hours. SHOEING | aw we cj Ged & | hours spent at the irouing-table, ina room heated | che most iusprovell pripetple | « ordinary te rer re. is ared by usi 2 on th hos improves ‘1 ; Pe “8 e < ae 3 > poh haan eet tees tke ole, ae a | Cg All kinds of Agrienltural Implements pre- e 5 be eee Sess ra a : : F oe mared at the shortest notice. @ =. — leaves a comfortable room. pared a a oS © ° ts 2 | This stove is equally successful as a broiler.— | Ch'town, May 16, 1865. w = com Muneh more might be said in simple justice to this | ; | 2 e ae rv “ | great invention were it necessary THE INVALID’S FRIEND 1 an a es > | Yours respectfully, Mrs. W.W Everts. | ‘ i 4 o a ee neve r a | Po a N | P. E. ISLAND 9 ‘ ° bem Cai | YS " ~ f) ¢t | ae ame — am Tos : = ‘ f . { 4 SS oo . . ' % - | A = Lk es} i | rt ‘8 s jay i > ~ r 4 — ee i. & seed > x 03 2 met os . 22% 7 | = y S$ ES net ew Steam Navigation (o’s. Steamers | Ae y 2) - i - “ | t Lé (2) | Princess of Wales and Heather Belle. |. ASB i ~ “eo ay | % ¢ an ® laciealasaeinie Nila a en ecilatinnt esa 42 % j < | pany 0 C ing Mond May 22 | $1 ommencinug Monday, May 22. MAI DOA SNe j G so” ry | ———. i A ve ls ‘ BagQyows. The Steamer ‘ Princess of Wales’ | QS ) +4 2 Pahl Ys

ESTABLISHED IN 18338, Incorporated ly Act of Parliament. GOVERNOR: The Right Honorable The Earl of G | Subscribed Capital, - - ‘

; Accumulated Funda, ‘nnual Revenue, 95,000 Subsisting Assurances, - 2,500,000

Hexry Dunxcop, Esqr, Chairman. W. FP. Binkmyre, Esqr, Manager.

lasgow. £600,000 480,000

| Distinetive Features in the Company's Business System— Annual Division of Profits, Poliey-Holders Participate in Profits from First Year of Entry,

Bonus Assurance at the Smallest Outlay,

Seven Years Half Credit Assurance.

Exemptions — Foreign Travel and Foreign Residence,

Rates of Assurance, and all other information, may be learned from the Agent for this Island, at GEORGETOWN. WM. SANDERSON.

Georgetown, June 27, 1864. ly

Queen Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL. FIRE AND LIFE!

Capital, - - - €1,000,000 Sterling.

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‘HE Sabseriber, having been appointed avent for the above first class Insurance Com- pany, is prepared to take risks onal) deseriptions of property. J. 8S. CARVELL. Charlottetown, Feb. 10, tf

{Extracts From Newspapers.]

On reference to a retarn made te Parliament, and ordered by the House of Commons te be printed, 7th June, 1861, it will be seen that the increase of Dnty for the year, paid by the “ QUEEN,” was £2567. being upwards of £1000 more than paid by any other adits ever yet established in this City. i

}From Gore’s General Advertiser, Oct. 24, 1861.]

* Indeed, we believe that we are perfectly justi- fied in saying that no other Company, within the same period, ever attained so large an income in either the Fire or Life Departments as the Queen Insurance Company. In making this statenent, we make no exception even in favor of our older loeal companies, namely, the Liverpool and London, the Royal, and the Lancashire Insurance Companies.’

Win wy Box 3

AU : . Bells Clothing Store. QUEEN STREET. ypu E subseriber his the hono

f¢ fo announce

te his nomerons enxtothers Jp town and coup. |

try, that be has just received, per* UU NDINE,’ a NEW and SELECT Stock of Goods, auited for the PRESENT and COMING

SEASON, aad winch he is eonfident wil give satisfaction in

Style, Quality and Price, to gil who may favor him with their orders. JOUN BELL

Merchant Tailor. uf

NOTICE. R..k..G. NEWBERY. is -hereby authorized fo collect amoutith due me for professiobal atteyslance, Ge, and iis » receipes in uly dame. AlPacconnts rendered by hin mast, te

dave farther teogble, beset fad imnw! ately:

f PZK. GAUVREAU. Ch'tewn, 27th February, 185. |

May 24, 181i.

y, §.—E. ©. Newsgery can be seen at Dr. |

Gavvieic’s Ottice pate Oe Woat; Wool, Wool,

WV ANTED. by the SUBSURLBE

for which the highest market priee will be

Five Thousand Pounds of WOO tie DODDS XOGBRS. Gh town, May 2, 1865, Gi

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4 .

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paid

|From the Civil Service Gazette. Nov. 2, 1861 J } “Among there importayg institutions stands emi | nent for its solidity, as well as for its snecess, “the | Queen Insurance Company,’ which last week held | if* aunual meeting of proprietors in Liverpool. A | reference to the ample report in another page will | fully satisfy every reader of the signal progress | made by this association since its foundation. Suef snccess is, indeed, rarely attained, and it attests at once the excellence of its manavement, and the | public confidence in jts constitution.” {From the Liverpool Mercury, Nov i * Tit must he eratifying to the public venerally, | and pepecrallly to the proprietors, te find that its in come during the past three years has increased at | the rate of £20,000 per annum. We believe that no other Company, within the same short period, ever attained sq large an imcrease either in the Fire jor Life Departmest. This speaks bich!y for the | activity and zeal of the nmanagement, while the promptness with which all the claims. arising out of the late disastrons fire in London were met. test | fies itto their financial ability and the care and pru- | dence which marked vhe investment of these funds ”’

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1861]

CIEY LOAN. RESOLUTION

ity S,

om | having passed the € |= Council for effecting a LOAN of

_FOUR THOUSAND POUND r the Pat

; HOUS ‘enders wiil be | the City Cle

é rk, from. persons willin suid sum, or any pert thereof—not | HUNDRED POUNDS—to the © The tend | Whe tenders to express the amount of the i proposed to he leut, with the rate of interest. is | The payment of the prine | Debentures, under the sed! of | years from date, weigh

sof the Corporati

orde

| from the generai find By r PETER MACGOWAN, Ci Charlottetown, 20th May, 1865.

:

i the interest half-yearly ou.

| ty Clerk. uf

SUEINEG Wh nee menegremennys

se of erecting a PUPLIC MARKET » received at the office of x to lend the | fess than ONE ity of Charlotte-

ipal will be secnred by the City, payable ten

LEAVES Charlottetown for Summerside, Shediac, Richibneto, Chatham and Neweastle, every MONDAY night, at eleven o'clock, reaching Shediac in time for the morning train on Tuesday. | Leaves Shediae, for Richibueto, at ninevo'clock }ou TUESDAY morning, and Richibucto, for Chat j ham and Neweastle, at one o'clock same day, ar- riving at Chatham and Newcastle same evening

|

zeaves Newcastle, for Shediac, at four o'clock on WEDNESDAY morning, calling at Chatham and Richibucto on way down,

Leaves Shediac, for Summerside and Charlotte.

two o'¢lock, immediately on arrival of the Train.

DAY morning, at half-past nine; returning, leaves Pictou for Charlottetown, at 12 o'clock same night.

Leaves Charlottetown for Sammerside and She. diac, every ERIDAY morn ny at half-past eight o'clock.

Leaves Shediac, for Summerside and Charlotte- town, at half-past two every SATURDAY after. noon, arriving at Charlottetown at half-past ten same night.

The Steamer ‘ Heather Belle’

Leaves Charlottetown for Pictou every MONDAY morning at half-past nine.

Leaves Pictou same evening—on arrival of Mail, about six o’clock—for Charlottetown.

Leaves Charlottetown for Brule everv THURS. DAY and SATURDAY mornings, at tive o'clock : returning to Charlottetown same evenings, inme- diately after arrival of Mail at Brule, at about five o'clock in ghe evening.

Steamer * Heather Belle’ also runs to Mount Stewart Bridge and Recky Point, on the Hills- borough River, every Turspay and Fripa y—being Market days.

FARES: From Charlottetowy to Pictou, or back —Cabin 12s, Steerage Ls. 6d. Charlottetown to Brule, or back ~— Cabin 9s, Steerage 7s 6d. :

Steerage 7s 6d. Charlottetown to Shediac, or back — Cabin 18s, Steerage 15s.

Charlottetown to Richibucto, or back, $5.00 Do Miramichi, do 6.00 Summerside to Richibucto, do 3.50 Miramichi, do 4.50

Shediae to Richibucto, do 2.00 Do Miramichi, do 300

Ch’town to St. John, or back—£1 8s 13d, or 4.50

Do Eastport, do 1 178 6d, or 6.00 Do Portland, do 2 108 Od, or 8.00 Do Boston, do 2 16s 3d, or 9.00

FARES — FREIGHT. Charlottetown to Summerside, is per barrel bulk.

Do Shediac, Is 6d . do Richibueto ) chibucto 2a, De & Miramichi, £26 Bd, do Shediac to Richibucto and ie Miramichi, ; is 64, do

Reruagy Tickets to or from Charlottetown and Summerside, I2s, available one week. Tickets void if parties leave the Island during the time.

Excurston Rerern Tickers, at one first class fare, may be issned at any Ticket Office, to parties of five or more going and retarning together, te und from any one station within one week, it being dis- tinctlyaiuderstood that unless these conditions are complied with, the Tickets will be void.

Season Tickers may be: purchased at Office for individuals or families.

By order, F. W. HAEES, Sec’y. ay 2%, 1865.

JUST RECEIVED, —

Charlottetown, M

town, on WEDNESDAY afternoon, at half past |

Leaves Charlottetown for Pictou every THURS. |

Charlottetown to Summerside, or back~Cabin 9s. |

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Nervous Disorders.

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these golden rules are followed, you will be happy jin mind strong in body, and forget you have any | nerves.

Mothers and Daughters.

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Disorders of the Kidneys.

Tn all diseases affecting these organs, whether they secrete too much or too little water, or whe | ther they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or with aches und pains settled in the loins over the region of the kidneys, these Pills should be taken accord ing to the printed directions, and the Ointment should be well rubbed into the small of the back at bed time. This treatment will give almost imme- diate relief after all other means have failed.

The Stomach out of Order.

No medicine will so effectually improve the tone of the stomach as these Pills; they remove all aci dity, occasioned either by intemperate or improper diet. They reach the liver, and reduce it to a

eases of spasm—in fact they never fail in euring all disorders of the liver and stomach.

Bronchitis, Diptheria, Coughs and Colds.

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Debilitated Constitutions.

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Biliousness, Loss of Appetite,

Headache. and Lowness of Spirits. These Pills effect « truly wonderful change in | debilitated constitutions, as they create a healthy | appetite. correct indigestion, remove excess of | bile, and overcome giddiness, headache, and palpi } tati f the heart. | tation 0 lear

| 1 | j fo ’ } |

va~ frame to its

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| Holloway’s Pills are the best remedy knownin the world | Jor the following diseases :—

HALF of the!

nn te

YARMOUTH improved Stoves. IE Subseriber has this week received

1" from the Manufactory, a fall aud complete

cargo of those celebrated

Cook, Box & Franklin Stoves,

Ex Schooner Blue Wave. Those Stoves cunnot be beat for DURABILITY, NEATNESS and ECO- ported here that give general satisfaction, and now offered for sule, LOW FOR CASH, Merchantable Produce or twelve months’ credit on approved notes. A good assortment of Fall and Winter Goods. R. J. CLARK. Orwell Cheap Store, Nov. 21, 1864. tf

NOTICE.

; ; hi i he ) od Execut ar steeg | litated. To those who are prevented entering t mus modersigned Execatore and Trastees | marriage state by the consequences of early error,

of the Estate ofthe late JOHNS BREMNER,

>: skin assumes the pleasing softness of infancy,

piles, irritativn of the ower bowel,cough,bronchitis, asthma, and some of the more trying complaints of this kind, it will be found astonishingly efficacious, affording prompt relief, where other well-tried re- medies have been powerless.

TUHERAPION, No, 2, for syphilis, disease of fhe bones, sore throat, threatened destruction of the nose and palate; impurityof blood, scurvy, pim- ples, spots. blotches, and all diseases for which it has been too much a fashion to employ mercury, sarsaparilla, &c.,to the destruction of the sufferer’s teeth; and ruin of health. Under this medicino every vestige of disease rapidly disappears; atid the

THERAPION, No. 3, for telaxation, sper- matorrhoea, and all the distressing vonsequences arising from early abuse, excess, residence in hot, unhealthy climates, &c. It possesses surprising power in restoring strength and vigour to the debi-

that the same may still be continued towards

| it will render essential aid by subduing all disquali-

of Charlottetown, deceased, hereby notify all per- |

DR. G. W. SUTHERLAND

ETURNS thanks for the very libera} -& patronage extended to him sinee commencing the practice of his profession, in its various branches in this City, and traets, by attention and assiduity’ him’ By the LATEST ARRIVALS he has increased his preseut large Stock of

Drugs and Chemicals, Choice Perfumery. Toilet Articles. in variety - selected from the best London House, by those competent of doing justice to the business.

The Dispensary department will be ande own i£ mediate superintendence.

Dk. SUTHERLAND begs also to observe th trusts the fact of having practised im Seotland neve. ral years, ard nearly twenty years of extensive Colonial practice in every branch of his profession combined with unremitting assidnity an Dera. nal attendance, will net fail to obtain confidence and ensure satisfaction.

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healthy action; they are wonderfuljy efficacious in |

au }sons having claims on the said estate to furnish | their accounts forthwith to Renann Hearrz, Esq.,

Great George Street; and all persons indebted to } . ; : be said edtuth’ are febnected” to pay over the | ages fur foreign shipment, direct from London only, amonnt of their respective accounts to him, he} by which £1 12s are saved ; and £10 packages for

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being authorized to receive the same. JAMES MOOR. ROBERT LONGWORTH, RICHARD HEAKTZ, Executors and Trustees. Charlottetown, Angust 3th, 1864.

Judson’s Worm Tea!

MOFFAT’S LIFE PILLS AND

PHGENIX BITTERS. MYNHESE Medicines have now been before the public fora period of THIRTY YEARS, and during that time have maintained a high character in almost every part of the globe for their extraor- dinary and immediate power of restoring perfect bealtb to persons suffering under nearly every kind

of disease to which the human frame is liable.

IN MANY THOUSANDS of certificated instances, they have even rescued sufferers from the very verge of an untimely grave, after all the deeeptive nostrams of the day had utterly failed; and to many thousands they have permanently secared that uniform enjoyment of , bealth without which life itself is bet a partiaY bless- ing. So great, indeed, has their efficacy invariably and infallibly proved, that it hes appeared scarcely

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} with the beautifully philosophical principles upon whieh they are compounded, and upon which they consequently act. It was te their manifest and sen- sible action in purifying the springs and channels of Hfe, and indulging them with renewed tone and vigor, that they were indebted for their name.

Unlike the host of pernicious quackeries which boast of vegetable ingredients, the LIFE MEDI- CINES are purely and solely vegetable; and contain neither Mercury, nor Antimony, nor Arsenic, nor any other mineral, in any form whatever They are en- tirely composed of extracts from rare and powerful! plants, the virtwes of whieh, thowgh long known to several Indian tribes, and recently to some eminent pharmacentical chemists, are altogether unknown to the ignorant pretenders to medical seience; and were never before administered in %© happily efficacious a combination.

The first operation is to lessen from the coats of the stomach and bowels the various impurities and crudities constantly settling round them; and to re- move the hardened faces which collect in ee convo- lutions of the smali intestines. Other medicines only partially cleanse these, and Jeave swch evilect- ed masses behind as to produce habituat Costiveness witb all its train of evils, or sudden Diarrbeea with its imminent dangers. This fact ig wel? known to all regular anatemists who examine the buman bowels after death ; and hence the prejudices of these well informed men against the qoaack medi- cines of the age. The second effect of the VEGE TABLE LIFE MEDICINES neys and the bladder; and, by this means, the liver and lungs, the healthful action of which entirely depends upon the regularity of the urinary organs. The blood, which takes its red color from the ageney of the liver and Jungs, betore it passes fate the heart, being thus purified by them, and nouri-bed by food coming from a clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, renews every part of the system, aud triumphantly mounts the banner of health in the blooming cheek.

The foliowing are among the distressing variety of human diseases in which the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are wel! known to be infallible.

FEVERS of all kinds, by restoring the blood toa regular circulation, through the process of perspi- ration in such cases, and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstruction in others

The Lirk Mepicines have been kno Rheumatism permanently in three weeks and Gout in balf that time, by removing loeal inflammation from the muscles and ligaments of the joints

Dropsies of al) kinds, by freeing and str ngthen- ing the kidneys and bladder; they delightfully on these important orga they have ev worst cases of Gravel,

Also Werms, by dislodging from the turnings of

wn to cure

ns, and hence

tures adhere.

Asthma and Consumption, by relieving the air vevsels of the lungs from the mucous whieh even slight colds wil occasion, and which,if not removed, becomes hardened, and produces those dreadful diseases.

Scurvy, Ulcezs and Invcterate Sores, b purity which these LIFE MEDICINES blood, and all the humors.

Scorbunic Eruptions and Rad Complexions, by their alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the skin, and the morbid state of which bdcasions all erup- tive complaints, sallow, cloudy, and other disagree- able complexions.

The use of these Pills for a very effect an entire cure of Salt Rheum, improvement in the clearness of the Coids and Influenza wil] always dose, or by two even in the wors

DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first ind second stcmachs, and creating a flow of pure healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind Flatulency, Loss of Appe ite, Heartburn, Headache Restlessness, Ili- Temper, Langour, whieh are the general symy vanish, as a natural conse

COSTIVENESS, by cle: the intestines with a solvent process violence; all violent purges within two days.

DLIARRH@A and CHOLER sharp acrid fluids by which these complaints are oc- vasioned, and by promoting the lubricativesgecretion of the mucuoug membrane.

PILES. Asa remedy for this most and obstinate malady, the VE DICINES deserve a distinct mendation. — It is well known to hundreds in this city, that tue former proprietor of these valuable medicines was himself afflicted with this complaint for upwards of THIRTY FIVE y RAPS, and that he tried in Vain every remedy prescribed Within the whole compass of the Materia M:dica. He, however, at length tried the Medicine which is now offered to the public, and he was cured ina very short time, after his recovery had been pronounced not only im-

probable, but absolutely impossible, by any human means.

y the perfect gives to the

short time will

and a striking skin. Common be cured by one St Cases.

toms of Dyspepsia, quence of its cure.

» and without |

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A, by removing the

distressing GETA BLE LIFE ME. and emphatic recom.

FEVER AND AGUE. For this scourge of the wester dicines will be found a safe, medy. Other medicines Je a return of the disease— is permanent — TRY T AND BECURED. Bilious Fevers and Liver Cc General Debility,Loss ov Ap or Frm aLes—these medicines the most beneficial results tion. Kine’s Evin and