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THE HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC.18, 1867. you: advertisements. I

BOOKS. BOOKS. u,

V Council 01600. so December. For.

E Ilene the Lieut. Governor in Council. hes

Mind. let?“ to appoint Alex. J. MoDoneld. Exp. to

be e ommislioner of the Court tor the recover of

Smell Debts. et Geo wn. In the piece of Mr. lo-

1 . rei no . .

:o‘be enebled to stste. thet Cept.

Devison. o the ill-feted Son. Le Roche. Is not deed. but is fest recovering.

4:22.”

Mrs.S.A.Allen’s

PR EPARATIONS FOR THE H AIR.

N own by Telegraph.

St, John. Dec. Ill. 1867. Ottewe. 12th.—-Vote of no confidence ieken lest night on lioltuos' Hudson Bey resolution; lost forty— one to one hundred end four. New terill‘ tnkes rill-ct to-dey. Spirits eighty cents per ellon; Tobecco five per cent end 16 cents e poun ; glelt forty cents perl ushel; Bleck Tee fifteen per cent. end three and s helfl cents per pound; Molesses for refining eevonty-threcl

THE following CATALOGUE contains meny useful end instructive Works. ell of which cen he bed chesper er the QUEEN STREET BOJKSTORE then elsewhere. E. REILLY.

On Tuesde morning lest. Mr. John Henderson. of

the Winsloe a. wee found on the Princeton: Rood. 332283: opp tugged rand-Trig: eon-pl tam fiftr- __... - I -- - - . .. A U _. 1 frozen to deeth. Mr. Henderson wee en e s men. ‘ i 0“ mu wen y- voceu e errs.-- . . - no it‘s k rttholdlasi- CATALOGUE. ,. , §“°",Jf:‘;.'.2'hi'fifi Emilie.” . "c .y o | .London. Dee..18. evg.—-The tremendous explosion --- MRS‘ 8' A’ ALLEN s E MRS-v so A. ALLEN 8 muggy;- Bock-z he In- been "moved to qu-r- Hls'l'onlceL. OItLl)’S mun RESTORER ,; WORLD 5 1111 n D ItESSI NG

It is wildly rumored thet 20 persons were killed. Two men end One women were errested on suspicion of bsln connected with the coir-gs.— London Times counse s ecceptence of President John- son's Views on the disputed uostion ol neturelixetlon end nlirgience referred to in is message. Gold 1331.

Dec. 17.—-Clcrkenwell explosion continues to cause greet excitement in En lend.-—'I‘he opinion 01 entire press ll thet time for unity towerds Fsuienism hits

sod. Item so I let there be no more clemency iot‘

TRADE 01.- CHARLOTTETOWN' is suited to both young end old. It strengthens or ZYI.OIIALSA MUM. is essentiei to use with

the lietr. prevents its felling or turning grey. eml lm-Jth. Rt'rtnrel‘. but the Hair Dressing eiono often It llll'ls to it e breutil‘ul glossy eppeet‘encu. It never fails ,llm‘vl. end nol'ur hill ‘0 “NIKON”. bum" III" l"- 10 aurora an‘y a“; ifrcsh the II sir. rendering It soft. silky end g any I“

To In OMGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR. disposing it to remain in soy desired positioe. i1- xs not A Dre. but ects directly upon the roots of FOR "Muss AND CmLDREx'

the heir. giving them the neturel nourishment required, whose Heir requires frequent dressing. it hes no eel. producing the eeme vitelity end luxurious quentitv es in ‘ No lady‘s toilet is complete without it. The rich g oeey youth. It will restore it on held pieces. requires nn‘flppl‘lflnca imperted is truly wonderful.

Lin erds‘s Ilisto of Hugo's do” Gibbons' Rome. Smith‘s Greece. . Pollsrd‘s illstory of the Americee Wer. Populer Ancient History.

The English History of Americe. Robertson's Scotland end Americe. History of Irelend. (Mooney.)

Englend. do

Heving es s. people offered up our thenksgivlng to the Bountiful Giver of e11 good for the ebuedent hetvest which the fereser hes gsthersd into his storehouse. es well es for the thcueend other mercies of which we ere the deily. but too often ungrstslul recipients. we new purpose st this the close of the shipping seeson to glence

. . It oleeeeee It the lnduetriei end oommmill 0 "0030 Di the alt. Onilflifll. which s e mixture of treeson end ssssssine- "my: ' gggfilltufigzh "Mom previous preperetion of the heir. end is cesin Ippiieti ithc llsir. removes ell dendruff. end imports to is u lost so fer esthssc ere within our reec . The 01110 is Ite- tion. Gold 18“- do “mm”. or E“ “my. y one's self. One bottle will usuelly lust for e younzdcilghtiul frsgrunoe. it will prevent the Heir frsm

turns of the Customs Depertmont are not yet ecosssihls to the public. However desireble it might be to heve such Returns t or early. sufficient tune has not elepsed to eduiit of the r preperetion. Of the trede of the out. put-ts. we cennot speek et present. With reysrd to Cherlottetown thefcsso 1; different. :lfhits Ex one end he one in en roost eoponingo t e nev getion in Ape-i1 Ins(t. iintii its close on Tueedey. Mr. Donald Currie hse kept it weekly eccount. tnken_from the Cue tom House Books. kindl pieced et his due osel by the Collector. W. E. Clsr . Esq. Front 1 st eccount. which we believe is sufficiently correct for ell general

St. John. Dec. Nth—Lord Lieutenent of lrsisnd hes issued e proclamation decierinlg public funerels of [onions executed for treeson in h enchestsr to he sedi— nous. end prohibiting such menifestetions In future.— Gold 1331.

cut. end is the most economics! eed velut‘slo

P123“! Y“" “08"”. l" rcssing known. Millions of bottles sold every

ritish North Amerlce.

ers' French Revolution. Rise end Fell of the Irish Netlon. (Berringtou.) Moon's British North Amorice. . . Rise end Progress of the English Constitution. (Creesy) Europeen Civilisellon. (Belmee) Minister of Stete. (Guixct) Two Siciiies (Kevensgb)

MISCELLLANEOUI .

es eitcr the heir is once restored. occasional epplicetions {felling _ once to three months will insure eguinst grey heirs to Heir ) the most ndvsnced ego. i ycsr.

THE RESTORE]! REPRODUCES AND THE HAIR DRESSING CULTIVATES AND 8520111175.

~ Sold by ell Druggists throughout the World. Principal‘setmlos Oflicg.‘_198_ Greenwich-st. N Y. Citv.

” GREAT

Ship News. Arrived. Dec. 16—Schre. Lottie end Poem own-

ed by Mr, I C. Hell; Commerce. Deuce, end He:- gerotte. Welsh d: Owen.

gm givrttistmuts.

«was My

Esssys. (Buyne)

purposes. We find thet during the pest seeson thorn

eve been shipped from this pert:— 622.500 bushels of Oil“.

i9t.06“ do l’otstoes. H.184 do Barley. 10,639 do Turnips. 185 berrols oi Cnrtots. Pernsnips. 6c. 12.062] do Mstkcrel. 3.628 do Herring. 2.68” do Pork

49.666 pounds of Hume. 293 dressed lie I. 4.8625 uintels of ‘odiish. 156.724 oecn of Eg s. 354 tube of Ler ,

629 do Butter. 601A berrcls of Oetueel. 923 do Flour. 46-1 do Oysters.

2.614 begs of Suit. 21 crates. l7 hhds. A 26 cks. Sheep Skins. 778 boxes Preserved Salmon. £0. 7 kegs end 1 bbl. Seussuges. 107 ilt'tt Hogl. 193 Home. 1,835 Shes . 912 lteetfof Poultry. 23 berro's Flex Seed. 18 hints. and” uncheons Molasses. (0 birds. end ~10 bis. Sugar.

This is only e porfs'orl of the Experts of Queen's

County. :hirh will be lergel increased by the returns from the p ms of Pinuttc. rwcll. Crspuud. ltustico and New London. At current prices the veluc of the produut eloue amounts to £101.084. or 8323.466. The pork. hem. sud dressed hogs figure up 2312.463 or 839.- 860; the fish. exclusive of the mackerel end preserved

ssiiuon. Stu. £6000 or 851.200—lotel £134.63? or .630.-

000. Eggs et levels pence per dozen. represent £4670 or $14,624; horses ebout. £5,000 or "6.000; end meek- crcl et £3 per barrel. £37.506 or 8120.000 of which ubinut'onc iourth was owned by I’. It. lslend fishermen. outs. poteioce end but-icy. were distributed es 0 owe:—

Osts. BerIi-y. l’otetoes.

Nove Scotis. 66.727 2.660 96.608 N. Brltus'k. 6.724 5,320 305 Ntld.. 23.393 9.5i0 54.782 U. Stetes. 10.489 “. 30.903 W. Indies. 21.890 100 7.008 France. 49.77:) 90 "

England. 431.330 2.974 "

St Pierre. 190 " 4.]00 Cuba. 8} “ 1.088

The Turnip: tvcnt neerly eli to Nove Scotin end Newfoundland. and in very nceriy equel ropertions. 620 bushels were shipped to St. Pierre. In ormsr times the must of our produce to Nova Scotie wee sent to iluliiex end the ports south of Censo. This your. sev- erul smell cergoes of lslsnd l’otetoes . 63c. cleered for l'iotou, nud Cepe Breton. ()f the Met-.serel. nearly the whole went to the United Stetes. The Eggs louud their wsy into the some merkot. by the Boston end (Ioioniel Steamers. but rincipelly etc New Brunswick. 01‘ the Pork. Not‘tt Scot e too 2190 bsrtels. 126 dress- ed Hugs. and 17.130 pounds Hum; New Brunswick 136 berrels, end 32 dressed Iio s; Newfoundlend 231 her— rule. 106 dressed Hogs en 6.036 pounds lieu; Eng- leud Hi barrels. end the United Stetee 60 berruls; 30 dressed Hogs. The Codiish. 80.. went meinly to Nove Scotie. the United Stetes end West Indies. To Nove Scotie we sent 6 Horst-l end 480 Sheep; to New Bruns- wick 176 Home nod 339 Sheep; to Newfoundland 112 Sheep. end to the West Indies 14 Iiorses end 424 Sheep.

Of the following erticles the imports were :—

Flour. Cornmesi . Bread. 1867 24.028 4 .799 930 1366 34.700 3.631 1.029

We also imported 1.186 herrels of uppels. 7.624 tons litrgo. end 6.100 tons smell coel. 8.777 tons limestone. 899 thoussnd leths. end 1.6061 thousand feet boerds. exclusive of deals end scentlmp. With the exception ut‘ the uppi-ls. the whole of these ertlclee come from Nova Seotie end New Brunswick; of the limestone by fer the ier est proportion wee used for egrlcuitursl ur-

oses. T e bond. and lsths indicete the extent 0 our iiouso building during the seeson. Perheps. howovcr. no feet connected with our in rt trede is more greti- i in end eucouregin then s e msrkod feliin 06111 the Item of flour. uh oh hes sonuelly. since the 'eilure of our wheet crop. been seeking such e heevy dreln u - on the rccources of the Colony. Nest yser we hope the docroess will be still more merked. Among our im- ports ere elso 6.678 berrels of herringe. end 1.068 quietels eodtlsh. 0f the 8.600 berrels of mockerel entered by the Gulf dost. ebout 3.049 berrels. es user 3: we could esoertsin. were ceught to Islend vessels.—

atrial.

lmeusrton Warren —A use neteed John Sigsworth. ebout six feet hifb. derk complexionsd. with blunt moustache. end wh skere shoved. end weer- Ing homespun clothes end to boots. wee drowned between Cbsrlottotown end Point I‘rite shoot the 14th of November lest. Any person who eon vs eey tn- tormetion of the body to Deniel Sigswo . Cerdigen Bridge. Lot 63. will be suitebly rswerded.

The notorious Jemes Gordon Bennett hes sold his psper. the New York Herold. to Thurlow Weed end others. Only e short time ego. Jemss Gordon Bennett. in. se eppointsd business uteneger of the Herold. but

is u y bebits rendered bun unit for the position. The old gentlemen intended his eon so his successor in tho proprretonhlp of the Herold. end not long since entrusted him w :h the business menegement of the concern. but the youn men wee too "fest." uerrellod with the’fethcr end is tvle e dtseoluts life. nly ds esgo. he weserrested n Broedwsy for drun end disorderly conduct. end resisted end fought the odour ell the wev to the etetion . He is the young men who eioed some eotorist es the owner of the Bee the winning Teeht u the recs ecrossthe At— ieotie lest yser. Is will probeny soee lbll heir to his fsthev‘s inure-es weelth.

Itiessstsdshetsteoehisfsliuretsmkelome. Oerlbeldt hesbeeemehseensed niteesdsegsroustohienieudsss ts lees. leismldssbethemeve

y; .

The ship New Dominion. Kichhem. muster. cleared yesterday efternoon for Liverpool. with with e cargo of 62.000 bushels cuts; 236 qtls.. 2 boxes end 2 drums codfieh; 3 barrels meckerel. 22 frrkins isrd. 23 tube butter. 1 bbl. heme. 2 do pork. 1 box preserved fruit. -&c.. by "on. J. C. Pope.

The Schr S rny. McPherson. muster. ssiled on Tues- tiey for New ork with 39661 bushels potetoes. end 11 tubs butter—by Ii. Perkins.

The Sch Mary Alice. Richey. muster. relied on Thursdny for Hitiifux with 816 bushels herley. 620 do nets. 113 bbls‘ pork. 6 puns heme. end 60 tubs lord.— by 0. Connolly. Esq.

On the suns iley. the Sch Etta E. Sylvcster end Aid soiled tot Beltimors with 2.600 end 2.300 bushels po- tetess. respectively.

Yesterduy the Sch. Smith Tuttle. Seuudcrs. mortar. cleared for Gloucester. U S. with 1600 bushels oteo tors. 640 do oets. 120 do turnips. and 8 dressed ogs. On the some do the be no Polsr Ster. Keefe. rees- tcr. clcsred for ondon With 23,000 bushels nets. and 1600 feet deal—by Cervell Bros.

This eftsrnoon the brig Dey Brook. Levsit. mestcr. clcered for Liverpool with 16,000 bushels oets end 1500 7pieces desI—by John churgy. Esq.-Putriot. Bee.

The Sch. Senflower. Ilsrdy. router. from Pictou. er- rived st this port on Monday.

The Sch Onwnrd. Gowen. msster. sailed on the 7th insL. for Hulifux. with e csrgo of barley. oets end turnips.

The Dark Prioress. Balfour. hes, insteed of citing to see. or We intimated in cur last. ceme up to ceke‘s Wherf. on Sundsy evening. took in the remainder of her cargo on Monday. end clserod the following dey. On Tuesdny. the Princess of Weles got up steem to tow the Prim-see end Deybreelt. which clout-ed on Set- urdey. out of the Herbor. but owing to en sccident to nor rudder and the strength of the ice. the steamer wee unebie to accomplish her ohjcot. We irur these two groin-laden vessels. now frozen in st the wharf. will be deteined here ell winter. to the no small loss of their civners. lion. J . C. Pope. and John Lefurgy. Esq.— Prst. Dec. 12.

Peer or Geoncerowx.—-Arrived. Dec. 15.— Schs. Hsneristts, Charles, Lelie Ade end Ams- tour.

lloilotcay‘s Ointment and I'ilfs.-Colds. Coughs. Diphtherin. end Bronchitis.— these corrective remedies are infeliiblc for the cure of these pectoral compleints. which. when neglected. often end in settled esthme or torusiuete in censuption. The Ointment. well rubbed upon the chest end beck. penetrating the skin. is cerried directly to the lungs. where It expels ell impurities. All the blood in the body constantly pesses through the lungs. eod ell their noxious perticles tending to produce diseeee cen be quickly. thoroughly and permsnotly neutreiiseti. rendered hsrmlces, or ejected from the system. Hollowey‘s Ointment end Pills perfectly ec- complish 'zhis purillcetion. end by the blood thus cieens- ed the iofl senco of these wonderful mediosments touches the remoteet perts of the humen body. end thus cures ell diseesed lotion. whether internal or external.

M38 8. A. ALLEN. A LADY OF WORLD-WIDE RE I’UTATION . ~ Her ‘Vorld‘s IIeir Restorer end Zylobelsemum or World‘s Heir Dressing ere unequelled. end so euk- nowledged by ell who use them for restoring. invig- oreting. beeutliyin end dressing the Heir. rendering it soft. silky end g ossy. eud disposing it to remem In eny desired position; quickly clesnsing the scelp. er- resting the fell end importing e heelthy end netulel color to the Heir. They never fnil to restore grey Heir to its ut'iginei youthful color. They set directly upon the roots of the Heir. giving them the neturel nourishment re uirod. No ledv‘s toilet is complete without the Zy obelsemuns or Heir Dressing. It cieenses the heir end imperse to it e most delightfqu fregrence. end is suited to both young end old.

THE RES'I‘ORER REPRODUCES.

Tiih‘. HAIR DRESSING CUL’I‘sVA’i‘ES AND BEAUTIFIES.

if our heir is thin try it. if scurfy try it. if hersh try

it.if ustnless. try it. If none of these try it. for ell who

use It will preserve their heir through life. For “10

by ell Druggist.

A» Mars-led. ’

At 'l‘igeish. on the 19th of November lest. by the Rev. D. M. McDoeeld. P. P.. Mr. Hilery Rioherd. to Miss Imslie Dnitochrs. both at 'I‘ignish.

At Ti islt. on the some dey. by the Rev. D. M. McDou. eld. P. Mr. Aulcet Richerd. to lites Mery Geud st. both of Ttgntsh Perish.

At T ish. on the 86111 ultimo. by Rev. D. M. McDon- eld. P. .. Mr. John Bert-ct. to Miss Mes-y Mstilde Herring- ton.. of New Brunswick.

Died.

Deperted this life. on the 5th inst.. utter en illness of I deys. Alice 1!. the belovedwtfe of Ir. Peter McMulhn. eed third doughter of Mr. Robert end Her Ann Hewlett. of Grend River. eged 26 yours 6 months on ‘ 18 do; o.

On the 28th Nov. efter e long end extremely peteful ill- ness. Micheel. see of Mt. issues Murphy. Chine Point. Lot 60. egsd 10 yeers--lt. I. P.

At I'ictou. N. 8. on the 2nd of Nov. of slow fever. sites on illness of one month. sad 22 yesrs end 6 months. stn. fourth son of Daiquiri eDougsll. Cenoe Cove. Lot 66. P. B. Isisnd.

In this City. on the 16th iust.. In the 38th so! of her ege. Isry. the beloved wife of Mr. Thouses w leeveselergecircleof relotivue outline-dots mourn their irrepereble lose.

WW gm summer. A CARD.

1t. McPHEI‘. (lets of St. Peter's Bey) begs to in— form the iohebiteete of Crs ud on vicinity. thee en end otter the 27th DBCIIB R. Ieetent. he will be st Mr. GEORGE IIIIIONI‘.W. end use be brseebes st his

consulted st ell hours to the protessiee.

Crepsud. Doc. to. 1007. to

Irving‘s Columbus.

Do Wesbington.

Coleridge‘s Northern Worthies. Keened ‘s Demosthenes. Ac" 0.. French {Vernon of Letters. (Kevsnegh) D‘Connell‘s Speeches.

Burke‘s Do

Elements of Rhetoric. (Wheetly) Mechenics for Wheslrights. &c.. Ac" Mecheeic's Text Book.

Pursuit of Knowledge.

Vestiges of Creetiou.

Juvsnei end Persius. (English) Becon & Locke.

Old lied Sendstone, (Miller)

The World of Ice.

Mertinct‘s Letter Writer.

Principles of Politicsl Economy. Cyclopmdie of En lish Litsreture. Men who were in ernost.

Merton's Elements of Agriculture. Physicel Theory.

Works of the Most Rev. John Hughes. D. D.. Indien Sketches. ( De Smut)

ms Presents to School Children. Among the Religious Works will Infotth :—

Fundsmentel PhllosopI y. (Belinez) History of the Churc . (Pestorini) Sermons of tin; Pnulists (for 186 1)

Life of St. Cccilie.

The Mertyrs. (Chetcnubrlnnd)

Reeve‘e Bible Iistnry.

Cobbett‘s History of the Reformation.

do Le scios.

Vsriettons e the I’rotestsnt Churches. (Bossuet) Christien Perfection.

Spirituel Combet.

Newmen‘s Sermons.

Imitetion of the Scored Heel-t.

Menuel of Controversy.

Guide to Catholic Young Women.

Works of Dr. Cehill.

Life of St. l‘etrick.

Do Blessed Virgin.

Lite of Christ.

Rosur nnd Devotion of Mary,

Holy Vcek Menuel.

Life of St. Joseph.

Sacred Huert.

Miliner's End of Controversy.

do Letters to e Probendery.

The Soul Contempleting God.

Clock of the Pession.

Exercises of St. Gertrude.

The Christisn Virtues. (Ligouri) Lectures on Science. (Wiseluln)

Feith end Itcesr;n.()§Mertinet)

The Precious Bio . (I‘sber)

All for Jesus. do

The Crestor end the Creeturo. do Spirituel Confessions. do

The Blessed Secrement. do

Esssy on Cetholicism. (Cortes)

History of my Reli ious Opinions. (Newmn) Meditations. (Chel oner)

The Monks o the West. (Montelembert) Complete Works of St. John of the Cross. Authority of Doctrinel Decisions. (Werd) ’l‘rcetise on the Immeculete Conception.

English. lit-em ls. up to 12s. Cetcchiems. Hymn Books Bceds. Models end Crosses. in veriety.

LIGHT LITERATURE. Wild Times. s teie of the days of Elizabeth. Not s. Chengiing.

Willy Reilly. Croppy.

Evil E e.

Boyntheter.

Art Megulre.

The Confessions of en Apostste (Mrs. Sedlier.)

Pere Sestbe.

'I'sles end Stories of the Irish Peesentry. (Cerieton) Story of the Wer in La Veldee.

Heroines of Cheritv.

The Poor Scholer.

Arsblse N Ighte.

The Women in White.

Cetholic Legends.

Pictures of Christies Heroiel. Twice Token.

mss' end Breddoe’s best productions.

AND SCHOOL BOOKS Of every description.

Pepcr Blinds, il veriety.

DRAFT BOAJRDS

OAEDS!

Queen Street. Ch’towe. Dec. 18. 1861. 4w OORNS do WA’RTS

Are Pormensntly end Edeotoelly Cured by the use of

ROBINBOWS PATENT CORN COLVENT. lee leis by

City Drefltere. Dee. 13. 101." " "flom

EAL, u

Also. an assortment of Select Tales suitabiefor Christ-

BIBLES end PRAYER—BOOKS. in French end Secred Histories end end iierps. 3s. eech.

Also. e collection of Lover’s. Dickens'. Lover‘s Du-

POETICAL. Shekee esre. B van. Moore. Beettie. Goldsmith. Collins. sey. Do ere. Tennyson. to" he. STATIONERY.

Iew Blsnks, Ismorendmns. etc. etc..

NOTICE !

HERE is on the Subscriber's reunion for the lest two months. e derk BULL. e out. three yeers old. I now give notice thet I will sell the sense et my hero. on the 10th Jsuuelr. 1868, unless clsimod before thet

tiiuc. ANGUS MCDONALD. Rock Burrs. Lot 46.

_ DH

City Foundry. IIE SUBSCRIBER begs leeve to inform the Public that he is prepared to furnish

Outings of Various Descriptions.

Ship's Castings. Threshin Mschines. Mud Dig- gers. Mill Cestings. iroe I'oncing. Cennon Stoves. nise. Old Stoves rspeirod et the shortest notice end cheep for Cesh. N oer McKinnon‘s Tennery. MICHAEL RIOItDAN. Proprietor.

Ch‘town. Dec. 11. 1867. 6w Isl

HA RVIE’S

Prince Edward Island ALMANAC. FOR 1.803.

N THE PRESS. end will be reedy for delivery shoot the 20th insteut. THE

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ALKANAO FOR 1888-

HENRY A. IABVIE. Queen Street. Ch‘town. Dec. 11. 1867.

THE YEAR BOOK

AND ALMANAC OF CANADA.

FARMERS Bori'fifté‘fau nice,

Clearing—Out Sale !

7 iii} SUBSCRIBERS. intendingto Build s New BRICK