2 but done hie duiy. But what did they next do? : ? Why the eld clique. that has ever been a bane to d re this Calony, sadlbenah ‘r.and raised a queation | Co & Hake Fishing, ti i about the quit rents, ar d, by deceptive os ee, 55 D ‘s. LINES, 90 Gross HOOKS, f led the people to Delete that, if escheat were al- $000 SNOODS for Gunging, lowed to be continued, the exactions for quit rent 600 Ihe. LEADS, oo the tenant in arrears, whieh had to be enfor- 30 dos Spliteinyg and Throating Knives. s ced before the Township could be arraigned be- ‘ i fore that court, would be yearly exacted. Under | Mackarel Fishing, thie Impression, | the prople get exasperated 20 superior BAIT MILLS, r BeAinat er eae Smith, aud signed the 100 dos. Bart Mill KNIVES. petitions the land agente got up againet him, 70 de. LINES, $20 Grows HOOKS, praying for bie remewn! from the Colony, which | a ; . i accordingly followed, fur, mm all their efforts in 24 do Snappers, on) JIGS, this direetion, I am sorry to say that the proprie | 40 do. Jig Rasps, 150 ihe. Pewter, 0 tary party were but too aucerastul Thus, by 62 do Splitting and Bait Knives, their deceptive influenees, they induerd the pev- | Manilla and Hemp Cordage, ple te petition fer hie removal, and in that peti Painis. Orls, &e tiew feid atesiows charges agsinet him. But on i nat obbeiendati ol hie arrital in England he demanded an inveatiga- ‘ - o - tien af nis conduct before the Privy Council, and | Covoper’s Tools, , what wae the result? Why be war honorably Charlottetown, May 13, 1807 tw , ac uitted, and his conduet as an able offieer re- Te eT ee _— ee TT ne ae witha pension of £500) eteriing a} Council Chamber, yeni Ie not this a preeedent, Mr airman ? 7th May, 1887. a and i! thie ts not PAT isiactory, look at the settle RDER kD That in future the Meetings | , ment of the lands in Neva Seotia Phev were vs eo) f the aa ‘nes he held ' t : on ‘ of ve Lxeentive Connetl be held on the firs : cheated The 4 OC Hf Reapons bie Govern and tl ird Wet SFBOAVY Ineveryv month nod thatal ment wae Drenget forward i Sir Dvn ld ¢ MIMP- | Notice be iu thitstiied jn the Koy AL GAZETTE hewe } belle time. It was offered tous then, but the pauper, stating that all accounts against the Govern E proprieiary laciion saw that it wos # system of) ment, a8 also all Comonuitations addressed to

eres

en

Pe. at se . ; eye 1 ine «'foen ter pen

comphance wiih the conditions of their leases er | grante, wa the proprictors chawse to cal) them | were Brought up hefore that court, and two T pwoehipe were etcheated. There was ne ap peal frew the court.—no exception taken te the | decision which wae given. They knew, and knew | it well, that whathad been done wae right. | They Bnew, Sir, that Lieut) Gowernor Sintth had |

gevernment that world work ag The terme « fered were, that atew officers of the Crown, whe came here more tor thes than of thw Colony, Were to be pense and previcion wae to be made for the offierrs who were totake their piace under the mew evetem of goternment Phese were » be hord] terms.—mere than the Colony conid bear: ane a} cennnitiee Were Appointed by the Aasenibly tes |

tet theo

own geod “d off

thought

Temenetrate on bebalf of the Colony. with tae Crown Thie waedene. Mr. Rue. the Chair. wen of that Committees, ably pur forward the

state of the Colony. and plainly law down the grivtatcrs whieh we lay under. This can seen in the Journals of 1556 of 155 In the wneantinme Sir Dovoald Campbell died, and Sir A Bannerman sneceerded him as Lieutenant Gor erner of thie Colony. He repeated the condi. | tiens offered by his predecessor, They were the | same. But, said Sir Alexander Bannerman, when you are prepared to acer pt this burthen (meaning the pensions for the officers of the ret rig Go | ernment, and providing means for the pay at | their successors), [ am prepared on the part | ot the Crewn, to hand ever to vou for recovery, for the benefit of the Colony, the arrears of quit rents. the Fishery Reserves, and all lands liable to | forfeiture. ‘These stipulations were ratified, and embeded inthe Ciel List Bill, which is the writing of our Constitution, Yea, Mr. Chairman it wae a bargain These quit Rents, these Fish- ery Reserves, and all lands liable to forfeiture, were sold, yea, Sir, aid, I repeat the word, sold to the Legislature of thie Colony, for the con- sideration of paying the Civil List Bill, ae I have mentioned. And, Sir, | would add. I think it was dieereditabl- to the Colonial minieter to with. hold from us the right te recever the aame ina court of eecheat. In private transactions auch dealings would not be allowed: and the only apology Lean offer for the gen lemen whe hare filled tnie high office, ia that the administrations | whieh have followed the introduction of Respen- | sidie Government in this Colony have negleeted to j put there facts fully and truthfully before the Coto-

nial Minister. These are facta which every hon member in this House ia ae well acquainted with

be

- as Tam. The party thoughe ther were making a geod bargain,—that we had an adv autuge we r never had beture Now, allowing that the titles | 4 were net gond, these lands would have all tallen | s tu the Gaverniment, and the country would have |

bad the benefit of them It has been said that the excheators promised the people free land, if a court ef escheat was extablished, and that the

small freehuldere would lowe their lands. Now. 1! deny that the escheat party ever propounded the | idea that the eettlere would vet their landa tree ot | cost, of that the emall freeholdera weuld forfeit | thear estates It was the proprietary faction whe | anid that, if a Court of exebeat were extabliahed. | the quit renta would be annually exacted from the | tenanta, and that the «mall treehelders would lose | their estates’ These. Sir, were the doetrines | they preached, and they knew, Mr. Chairman, } when they were preaching them, that they were | preaching false doctrine, for they knew that when | a court of eacheat Was eatablixhed in N..wa Seotia,

the firat aet of that court was te estab ish every | man in his possessions. [had ne reaeon in the

werld, Sir, to prejudice me against the proprietors, | further than that | knew they were continually | twnaking annual reids upon the people, and taking money and property from them that they had ne right to. Why, we were oppressed by them, like a4 the people of England were. about the year 700, when the Danes and Normana made annual raids, sweeping off all the poor man had ! I theaght that, when we would get Kesponsibie Goesernment, the firat act of that Government would be to enquire what ther titles were, and f they were bad, that they would have been for- frited. 1 knew, and ao does every bon member know, thal the grauta were nothing but leases. with couditions attached which have never been fulfilied, aud therefore, under Responsible Go- Yernment, it became a question between the pudlic aud the proprietor, I thought that that ayateem of government would have given us a court: that then, if the proprietors had a title, they would be compelled to ge toe eourt and prore it; if they were good, their land would have been confirmed to them, if not they would lose it: and thus the questian would have forever been set at rest. But there were a great mauy difficultivs thrown mm the way, aud breught in against it. and i tdink toe many deapatehes sent here from dil- ferent Colonial Ministers inereased that di ficulty

NEW DOMINION BROOMS. — 6 DOZEN of above. JUST LANDED. ex Brig * Leanxpen,” tron MONTREAL

June 10, 1867.

N. RANKIN, Auctioneers’ Row

Big Loaf for a Small Price.

Ppue Su'seriber offers for Sule, at « re- duced price,

200 Barrels Extra Family FLOUR. W. McGILL

'H

@h town. ith Mareh S47

TURNIP SEED! TURNIP SEED!

‘pre Subsertber hos jus received frow . Sevtiend, a larwe quantity of Skirvings’ Porple wp SWEEDE,

Laings de do an Grecu top de rouze lop do

The Kine of the Sweede avd Yellow Bullock TUKNIP SEED All warranted to be fresh and good. sule and retail

Sold whole-

HENRY A. HARVIF, Queew Street. Mae W 187

House and Lot tor sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFER FOR SALE, the HOUSE aud PREMISES 8 in Upper Qaeen street, at present

#8 tensuted by Dr Jenkins Ales the vacum piece of GROUND adjoining

occupied asa Fish Maraet WM. M: GILL

Ch town, WF Muy 167.

MAILS.

New Summer Arrangement. rus MALLS for the United Kingdom, the | neighbouriag Provinces, United States, &e . will, anti! farther notice, be closed at the General Post Office, Charlottetown, ag tollows, viz: — Fer Canada, New Brunawicek and the United | States, via Shediac, every TUESDAY aad FRI- |

10 doe

TiSULRMEN!

HE STARBIRD & CO.

Bsave RECEIVED aT TUE

City Hardware Store,

!

i in Couneil

itis Excelleney with tue Clerk of the t PRAVioUs tothe meeting of the Hoard

CHARLES DESBRISAY, C EC

NEW GOODS!

SPRING & SUMMER, 1897, Glasgow House.

pe Subseriber begs to acquaint his cus- tuners, and the public, that he has, by

ithe Undine ant Lo C Owen trom Liverpool,

Empress smal County of Pictou trom Glasgow, umd Aheona trom London, completed his SPRING IMPORLATIONS, which comprise the usual us#oriment of

Maple and Fancy Dry Goods, GROCERIES, &e. &e. which are now ready for Sile. FREDERICK LePAGE

Charlotretawn June 4. IX67

COPPER PAINT.

FAXHE SUBSUEKIBER keeps constantly on

hand a supply of

Tarr & Wonson’s Copper Paint,

au article Winen has given the geeateat sutistac- |

tion te all whe have used it. [t possesses superior qualities tor effectually preventing the accumula. thon of all toulmatter, such as Worms, Barnacles, Grass, &e. on the bottoms of Vessele or Boats,

when properly applied. I. C. HALL.

Charlottetown, May 20, 1867.

— Cotton Duck. AVING been appomted Ag-nt for the

sale of the celebrated

Russels Miils Cotton Duck,

the subseriber ix prepared to receive orders for

all the different Numbers, in qnantities tv euil |

purchasers. I. C. HALL,

Ch’tewn, Mav 20, 1867 TO BE L&T. *PUE SHOP attached to the Dwelling

Honse occupied by the late MW. Sktnn ea. | opposite the Store of the |

Situute iu Street,

Hou. J H. Calbeck. Apply to W. FE. DAWSON.

Charlottetawn Mae OF tS

Wevi! Wedu!: WOOL!

ue SUBSCRIBER will pay CASI for WUUL at the CITY TANNERY.

WM. B DAWSON.

Ch'town, May 27. 1867 iw

THE ELECTIONS ARE COMING! CONFEDERKATIONISTS! AND ANTI-CONFEDERATIONISTS!! can be supplied with the best PARIS SILK HATS, for the occasion, at J. HOBBS’ Hat & Cap Store,

Cpposite Temperance Hall. Jan. 2, 1867

JOSEPH F, ELLIS, IMSUBZAMES, SALLPINE, GENERAL AGENT, STOCK BROKER, CONSIGNEE, &c. PLC LOU, N.S,

REFERENCES: Hagh Hartshorne, Esq. Solicitor. ........ Halifax. Messrs. Bieck Irose & Co, Merehants. ... Malitax. 4 BU. laud, Req. Bantker................ Halfax Jonathan ©. Allison, Exq. Merchant. ..... Halifax. John M. Walker, Exq......--..-- -St Jolin, N. b. Ce" Business reepectfully solicited.

a GOODS.

FALL

B* varius Ships from ENGLAND, Steamers from BOSTON and HALIFAX. 1 huve received my

FALL & WINTER STOCK, consisting iu part of

26 Casks & Cases Geaeral Ironmongery. 1 Cask Cutlery,

1 de ruces, | do Shovels, 1 du Hoes,

1 de Shot,

2h Boxes Lin, 236 pieces Plough Metals,

16 Tons Nails & Spikes. 23 bundles spring Steel.

15 de Ruweing du 3 do Cart du 7 do Blister do

184 Tous Iron,

1 Cask Cart Boxes,

1} deo Bolts & Nuts, 1 de Serewa,

1 de Files,

1] Bex Axles, 5 Pairs Bilowes, 1 Basket Views 158 Kegs Painta, D ums Varnish, du Purpenzine, Carks do do Putty, do Venetian Red, dv Yellow Octre, Veruntiion, Prussian Bue, Drop Black, Umber, De Sienna,

~~ &

4 Hhda Paint O11, 1 de Olive de 2 Bole Seal de 1 do Lubricating Oil, Kerosene Vil, 11] Boxes Glaee, 2 Crates Scuttlea, Care Shoemaker's Thread Bale Curled Harr, 1 Cnak Glue, 3 de Dyewooda, 250 lbs. extract Logwood, 5& Bales Rope. These goods have been well bought. and with

pricea—ei her wholesale or retail—ie Cash.

W. E. DAWSON. Great George Street, Dee 3. 1st6

‘* DAY evenmng st 6 o'cluck. Far Nova Scotia, via Picton, every MONDAY, | WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evening at 8} 7 o'clock. 54 for Great Britain, Newfoundland. and the 3 Weet Indies, every alternate MONDAY and M WEDNESDAY eveaing at 8 o'clock, a» tullowe _ mi:— 74 UAueday, June 17 Monday, Sept. gy Wednesday,“ 19 Wednesday, “ 1) aa Monday, July 1 Monday, oe ; Wednesday, “ 3 Wednesday, “ 25 i aa 360 | ede, OO. =F , Wednesday,“ 17 Weduenday, * 9 [- . Monday, * = Monday, a » Wed a Wednesday, “ 23 Monday, Augt. 12 Monday, Now. 4 |} > Wednesday,“ 14 Wednesday,“ 6 | Bonday, * 2 Monday, * ‘ Wedueadsy,“ % Wedueaday, * 20 5 forwarded per Steamer, will be clowed every

TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening at & o'clock. . 3 And Maile for Georgetown and Souris, per’ Bicamer, every FRIDAY evening at 4 o'clock. Letters, to be registered. and Newepapers must be posted half au buur beivre the time of closing the Mais.

THOM — a, . P : ‘vetmaat enerai. ] a General Post Offee, Ch'twwo, a ; Jirh June, 1687. } id

nee

~——--

T'! 18 wae built in New Bronewick out of the beat mute- jPial; is perfectly tight, aud well found; has two

‘ ‘ . ‘ | Chains, three Anchors, Standing and Ranuing Rig- | Mails for Summerside and St. Eleaner's, to be | ying end Sails. all in good order ws

Sound 2 ROWED BARLEY bought

Ped. 16, 5087.

Schooner for Sa'e.

now laying in Charlottetown, fonr years old;

For Price and further particnlars inquire of W. Deas, Eaqg , Churlottown. or of the owner. REUBEN TUPLIN. Margate. New London. February 25. 1867. {

Baricy, Baricy.

at BRIGHTON BEEWERY. RB SMITE.

ure required to be left ouncilon or before THE DAY |

——— | 1500

WEST INDIA PRODUCE. Cheapside! New Goods! | (PSHE Subscriber offers tor sule, on private ‘GREAT BARGAINS!

terme, the HEARTZ & SON | Cargo of the Brigt-‘ Helen Davies,” | H AVE JUST RECEIVED from Britain. joet arrived fron DEMERARA, consisting of— per Ships Undine, L C. Owen, Empress and

| .

13 Hhds. Brigit Mascovado SUGAR, | Lotus, # large and assorted Stock of 56 Khle do do do ° 50 do tine granulated do Staple & Fancy D. y Goods, 6) Pans. rich Muscowado MOLASSES, Groceries, &c. 3) do) medium quality, —

| ana STAPLE DRY GOUDS. consisting of— 91 do Strong Demerara RUM, Printed Cottons; Grey and White Cottous; Red. | 500 COCOA NUTS White, and Blue Cotton Warp, Warranted goed ; |

| Apply tod. & T. MORRIS, orto Cotton aud Linen Peking; Towelsand Tow sling; DANIZL DAVIES. | Bagging and Baya; Osnaburg, Canvase, &e , &e. Ch'tewn, Mav 6, [867 CLOTH, a very lurge stock. in Mantle

|

Cloths, Fine Clothe, Whitueys, Beaver, Moscow, Devons, Pweeds, Poot, Lambskin, Astracan, Sea Clothe, Tweeds and Doeskins, which will be suld cheap for Cash.

DRESS GOODS, in French Mertnos, Winceys, Coburgs, Lustres, Alexandra Cloths, Serges, and Bancy Dress Goods, equal to any the city.

GENTS’ READY-MADE CLOTHING, in Over avd Under Coats, Pauta, Vests, Shirts, Col lare and Dies, the newest atyles; also, the newest styles ot Cloth aud Fur Caps, and Felt Hate Hoots, &e.

SUNDRIES — Wool and Brussels Carpets |

Vv. KB. ISLAND

Boot & Shoe Factory.

‘PILE Subscriber would hereby inform hi- uumeroars friends and customers that he has iu course of preparation, a very superior style of

LADIES’ KID BOOT,

snitable for the coming season Also, Ladies’ and Gentlewen's Weur, iu every variety, such as

Ladies’ and Misses’ Balmoral Kid BOOTS, Congress BOOTS,

Grain Calf Conyvress do, Serve do. | White, Seariet, Blue, aud F-ney Flanvels ; Skirt | do Bulmoral do, lutitution Lace do, | and Skirimgs, Scart, Gloves, Belts, Ve-ivets. | &c. &c &c. Crape, Feathers, Flowers, Guop and Bugle Urias |

| Gents’ and Boys’ Calf Tup soled BOO rs, Bulinoral BOOTS,

ming, Alexandra Cords, Braids, &e , &e,

Sule fi tin toner K — Cloves, Raisins, Currauts, Rice, Flour, &c. Alse, Heavy Couvress do, Kip do, Dye Stuffs of all kinda. Laight vu do, srogans & Shores, P. 3.-—The above Stock hae been personally we. ke. &c aclected in the best: British Houses, and will be

Wholesale Dealers betore sendiug their orders abroud shonld call aud examine the | varied stock of

| Ladies’ & Misses’, Gents’ & Boy’

Bouts & sunOts,

Specially manufictured for the Trade of LP. £E Island.

seld wholesale aud retail, at the swatlest pay ing

large and | prices. HEAKTZ & SON. | Nar. 12, 1866

A GOUD LIVING.

ANY person Wishing t purchase one o * the most valuable and beautifal FARMS with

'

GEOKGE NiCOLL, intwenuty miles of Charlotetown, can de su by - 2: ' ee SRA early application to | South Side Queen's Square. tf NEIL RANKIN. Anctioneer. March 4th ps8?

or HENKY WAODMAN, Crapund Charlottetown, April 1. 1867

| For Sale, . wt PHE MOUSE and PREMISES belong. Vaiuable Freenoid Farm t02 } ing to the Subscriber, situate on the MAL Sale.

i pr lt ke = i ' . ‘ | PEQUE ROAD), opposite ~t. Dunstan's College,| ax) be so'd hy private Contract that fund about one and « half mile from Charlottetown. teahia Meeshuld Sure and. Poonesty ‘be iy *) B ri ‘ ar «o} y - Phere are two Pasture Lotsattached to the Honse, , varaRore 5 reeRUN vain i | 3 ' \ e Ors : ; . longing to CHakLes Dineweit, Ese... Morrell; ; but the purchaser may lave six. if required, Two- |" ; F ec ; \ ll \ ‘ situate one mile from St Peter's Harbor, on the }Tminds of the Purelhase Money may remain on} ; ; » . -} north side of the Bay. comprising two hundred and mortgage Possession could be had on the Ist of oe . a Ju ext forty-two acres of superior land about thirty five (35) ve ext. : : ] Mi : : - ‘ i . | acres of which are in a very good state of cultiva- The Subscriber also offers for Sale Two HOUSES | tion, and the remainder covered with a growth in Hillsborough Street, Charlottetown, on the same | of Hard aud Soft: Wood — this valuable Farm terme us above has a frontage ou the Bay of twenty-nine (29) JOHN chains and the same distance on the North or Sea Shore, where large quantities of sea manure can al- wave be had. as wellas abundwence of mossle mad in the Bay A Barn and small Farm House are on the premises. alse w couveuient Well of water,

j MORRIS May 20, 1867 6w

, j Tv ,. | Assignee’s Notice, \ R. WILLEAM TH. WILSON, of | the preemies | L Charlottetown Merchant, having, by Deed | piste hares . : : | of Assignment, this day registered inthe Prothono- | A wood litle guaranteed, with pessession when tary’s Office, in Charlottetown, assigned all his | required. stock in trade and Debts to the Sabseriber, for cer- | Applicution to be made to the owner, ut Morrell. tuin purposes and trusts therein mentioned, all per- | or to FRANCIS 3. LONGWORTH, | sous indebted te the said Wittiam HE Witeon are Attorney-at- Law. | hereby requested to make immediate payment of j} their respective Debts, at the office of Messrs ;Parmen & MacLeon, to the andersigned, who ulour is vow authorised to receive und yive receipts

| forthe same MALCOLM McLEOD, Aasignee.

3rd June, 1867 ull papers 6w

Charlottetown, 18th eb y. 1567 Valuable freehold rarm for Sale. YONSISTING of 175 Acres of Peon Land, in a bigh state of enltivation, with «

| good Dwelling House, Barn, Coach House. Thresh- jing Machine, aud all other requisites suitable for

Executors’ Notice, ao ae

LL per-ons indebted to the K-tate of One Ilundred Acres of Wood Land c the late PETER STEWART, formerly of the | in the rear. situate on the south side of Elliot Kiver Red Point, Lot 46, and latterly of New Perth, | about seven niles from Charlottetown, and quite deceased, are requested to pay their Accounts hear two public Wharls for shipping produce, We ‘iutoediately te the undersigned; and all per-| Phe above Property is well werth the uotice ot

i ‘ : : > any person Wishing to purchase a good Freenold

| nas ‘ lai ' ots 7 y EC |

| i » hazing claime ae She suid Estate | Property, being the estate of the late JC. Wright.

j are requested te furuish their accounts to U8 | Eng. ‘ime will be piven for two thirds of the

i within three Inenthe " | purchase money. Enquire at the Oilice of Hanny JOHN KNOX, } Exe | Suns. Esquire, or of the suvescriber.

Chitown

ALEXANDER McGREGOR, i CATHERINE WRIGHT, Execatri car DOES MCGREGOR, | ee. ie ee ae ree ee “a m= pears db, Dsi7 Ion

“pied aed uae | Le eee er Gale % ie sng ' pe Subscribes offers for sale thar de | Cords of Hemlock Bark! yiict'cousiaiug ets CLOTH MILL sand Utils | wanted at the City Tannery. |

ING MILL. together with one aere of free land | }sitnated in the Wood Island settlement, and within j ia : l half «imitle of Victoria ilarbor. | Pele Subseriber is now prepared Io make | The above property is se well known that amy ! Contracts with purties for the above compli- | further description is nunecersury. Part ef uhe ! ment of Burk, whiet will be let in lots from Thirty | prrehaee money may remain uupald for «a ununber | Cords and upwards ” Lot years by security on the property.

} Further particnlars will be made known on ap- | If the above property is not disposed of before plication to the Subscriber at the City Tannery | the tat of Septeuiber next, it will be wuld by Pubiie W.bB Auction on the spot, of which due notice will be

j given. i H.C. McMILLAN. Milford Mills. Lot 62.

. April 29 1867- tf South John Street. Liverpool, ai January ls ,1867. | SXcviient Staud for Huslucss T. THOMAS bevs to inform bis triends| “PYU be sold by private controct tha: © that he tas thus day taken inte Partnership ! valuable and bewntifally situated Farm at Bay | bis aon, JOHN T. THOMAS. Jusn. } Fortane. Townehip Forty-three (43). wel! known

wee ; by the name of Abel's Cape. comprising fifty-five woe perf = future be carried op under | (35) acres of Freehold Land, has thente are the atyle or Firm ©

cleared, with a large and snbstantially taili dwell THOMAS & SON ing Honse and Barn recently erected theron

j MERCHANTS,

Bay Fortune Public Wharf being on the north side of said land makes it a desirable and convenient

Liverpool & Prince Edward Island.

Jan. 2%, 1067. tf

place for shipping produce and also for fishing

Grain! Grain! Grain! PENUE higiest price given tor BARLEY and OATS, at Coles’s Brewery and Distillery,

iv” Constactly on band, at pricescheaperthan can be purchased in the market.the best of Kum, Brandy Gin, “ hiskey, and a superior article of Malt Whis key. Also—X, XX. und XXX Ale.

_Charlotterown. June 20. iste { FARMER and his WIFE, to take charge f% of wa New Faruw at Cascumpee Village French preferred Apply to Mr J.-E S Bagnall, Charlottetown. or Mr Themae Hopgood, Lot 6, Cuseumpec. May 20, 1866. a Young Sultan. THE Thorough-bred Horse “ Young

Sultan,” imported by the Stock Farm

DAWSON, Feb 4. 1867

.8. Trafford chambers.

j

For farther particulars and terms of sale apply on the premises, to Me. FREDERICK ROD I- GRASS, or to

WILLIAM NORTON, Esgqr., Lot 56.

Grand River. March 25th. 1867.

NEW TRIUMPHS

OF

ROGERS’ MEDICINES.

Run your eye over them and tell your affectad neighbour about it.

WANTED!

AMHtRst, October Ist, 1865.

Messrs Rogers & Co:

Gentlemen--1 lave been a good deal troubled with those merciles*# and moet distressing thing- called Felons or . bithewa. Last year | was laid up bear three months with ene and J contd not tell what LT euttered. A few wecks ago another began with all its usual vigor and earnestness. | enftered fer several dave My hand swelled very munch. and L looked forward to three months more of misery

In two days | went to work. It seemed to kill it

GROCERIES & FRUIL— Tes, warranted |

geod, Sugar, Molasses, Pepper, Ginger, Mustard. | HO R SE S °

and suffering; bat happily [tried your’ Ointment |

IMPORTATIONS For Fall Season, 1866,

4T THE

Hritish atarchouse,

COMPLETED.

“EMIE Public in general wil! find in ow Establishment a Large and Varied Stock of

Dry Goods and Groceries,

that will compare favourably with any in the market,

and will prove to purchasers second to none. for style, value, and price.

Inspection solicited.

W. & A. BROWN.

Dec. 3, 1866.

WATCILES and JEWKLLERY Ust RECELVED. trom KNGLAND,

of best quality, and for sale at a low price—

Chairs in Variety. KITCHEN, CHAMBER, HALL, DINING AND DRAWING ROOM

FURNITURE,

Fornished in Sets or single (very cheap.)

Horizontal Watches in Silver Cures,

8. WwW. DODD, M. D., Physician and Surgeen. KESIDENCE:

JAMES M. PIDGEON’S, Esg., MARGATE, PB. 1.

Inne 10, 1867. Sm THOMAS W. MAY, _

Surveyor and Conveyancer, Glenstewart + - + Southport,

RFF+tKENCE* The Surveyor General, Charlottetown, June 10, 167 dy

R. REDDIN, Attarucy and Barrister - at - Low, CUNVEYANCER, &e. Office: -- Great George Street,

——

Charlottetown, (Near the Catholic Cathedral.) September 3. 1866 tf

CARD. THOMAS KELLY,

€ hates OWE oo cc cekisccss £310 0 ia oe mene rele shoeh as 4 0 0 | Attention paid to Repurring all kinds of Fur ee ee nitare, expecially Turned Work, such as

Watch Chains and Keys Finger Kings, Steel Ear Kingsand Brooches. Gents’ Pine in great variety by A. PURCHASE. Watchmaker

Smuardon’s Corner. Charlottetown. Oct 3L. 1866

chairs, &e

Allkinds of Furniture Painting done te order. Old Forniture Kepainted to imitate or match. hairs (canes re-seated

&c. (cheup-)

(very reasonable.)

car Remember Hickey « Steam Factory. sour side of Market Square, (nearly opposite Pro | vince Building, from which it can be seen ) fe}

JOUN NEWSON.

_ December 24, 1866.

Hoop Skirts!

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ons j oni EP, ack J

cows, Sai sf

FATTENING STOCK. FARM KKS wil! find ita ssvingto them

of many dollars by using these Powders. | y 2 va) “k canis Cilla When fattening stcck, by mixing a little of these NK SUB*C KLi ER be gs to inf rm the citizens of Charlottetown. and the public gene-

Powders with the food, you will find that they will | OPENE : fatten quicker, and the flesh wil! be firmer and | rally, that he hae RE-OPENED his

‘ae Tailoring Establishment

DISEASES OF HORSES. on QUEEN STREET. two doors wore of e Des- ) mVE . ; Brisuy's; and solicits—while gratefully acknow oar stall be PRrvENTED or CURD by these ledzing past favors—a return of tht public pa- oe trenage which was formerly so xeuervusly nud Oxe Pownper drives out Worms.

extensively conferred upon him One Powper cures Bots Having acquired atnoroughly correct knowledge

One PowbeR pu's a Horse in condition. lof the Cutting Department, ona parely geometries!

Oxe Powperk makes a Horse shed bis coat. jorineiple, together with many years successful

Une Powber gives a sult and glossy appearance | practice, he is prepared to compete, for superiority. te the hair. *with any of his profession in this Colouy

One Powper cures the Horn Distemper in Cat. | Having also selected Mr JOHN CHRISTIAN, tle. } vhose name iy proverbial for superier workman

; Rie iship, as his Parnter. he wuarantees the Firm of CAKLETON’S CONDITION POWDERS, | weLEOD & CURISTIAN" to give every #a- given according to directions, are the best thing in | tisfaction the world to strengthen a borse aud to restore him | Orders from the country promptly attended 904 to health aud vigor after severe exposure or bard | a JAM hs MeLEOD. driving Ch'town. Jane 18. 1866. tf

The Powders cause a healthy action of the d:ges. | ae tive organs, and purify the blood ot aniuwals, there by equalizing the circulation of the blood, and im | “ parting vigor to the whole trame This soon | M ANUFACTURER of Clothing demonstrates itxelt by an improvement in the ap- | in allits branches, thankful to his friends vearance in the coat, for itis 4 cert:in fact that no | and patrons for past favors, beys leave to inforn animal can be in perfect health if the coat be rough | them und the public generally, that be is still to be «nd unthritty. {found at his Gebepoee Ql — STRERT, and

' lis prepared to make op all kimdsof garmeats eutruet CARLTON'S CONDITION POWDERS |e to hind in the Iatest style and improvement of will be found a perfect tonic and Restorer after | fashion. aitacks uf any acute diseases such as I: fluenas,

Strangles, Lud t f the L N Terms Cash. Strangles sugs, Nus . Soak con Ter wile i. a Fntrince at the side Door,

’ neen Street, July 9, 1366. Every one who owns Stock —_

of any king should use this medicine. It is always

3 Ba beneficial a dis sv barwiess that it can always be Judson $ i ills,

giveu without fear

Farmers who are fattening their stock should TH: ROAD iO HEATH juse these CONDITION POWDERS. They will "5 ' — ™~e

keep all kinds of stock healthy and in good heart,

ALHAMBRA— 150 Doz HOOP SKIRTS.

Fe gale low, if immediately applied for. WILLIAM DODD,

a Queen Square. NOTICE.

v. 26, 1866.

~~ JOHN BELL,

and make them fatten much easier and quicker

than they otherwise would. Find the signature | of J Carlton Comstock,

in fullon the wrapper of each package. This is |

the unly test of the |

True Carlton’s Condition Powders. |

| Take no Counterteita got up on the reputation |

, Of these Powders. Swid by all dealers. |

Get * B L Judson & Co's Almanac.”

Feb. 11 4:0

FRESH GROUND KiCE, | prek Sale by

SECUKED BY

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Ws R. WATSON, |

HOLLOW AY’sS PILLS.

Impurities of the Blood.

[n selecting the mort appropriate medicive for particular ailment, there way be some difficul y un less ore can be found to purify, regulate, and im- prove the quality of the bteod. These Pills possess jand exert these three qualifications in an extr or- ;dinary degree They enable the stomach to digest j any ordivary food, inercase the secretory powers ot | the liver, clennse and purify the blood, expel al}

| Jan. 7, 1867,

MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre. avats to the attention of wothers ber

3 = as Soothing Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

which greatly facilitates the p vcess of teething, by softening the yum, teducing all inflammation— willaliny all pain and spasmodic action, and is

SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,

Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest t yourselves, and

| frame.

| Weakness and Debility.

How many persons suffer from debility without | know ng the causes why they ure feeble! [p mort cases the stomach is the aggressor. Holloway’s | Pitis have long been famed tor regulating a diser-

| tone; they are, therelore, confidently r- commendea | as a never failing remedy in ail cases where the ; constitution, from any cause, has become impaired or weakened.

Disease of the Head and Heart.

Relief and Heaith to your Infants, | These formidable diseases are, unfortunately, of | frequent eecurrence; for the most part they ree, |} on gradually, but may be prevented by proper pre cautious. Holleway’s Pills are the surest preserva | tives against ali derangewents of the brain, and are | the speediest correctors of irregulur cireuyation. [1 | they be taken without delay, when tingling in the | limbs, drowsiness, or giddiness comes ox, the effect | will be marvel.ous.

Females of all Ages & Classes.

The fame of these Pills is partly based upon the beneficial effects they have up vp the constitutions of

We have put up and sold this article for oves thirty years, and can say, 'n confidence and trath of it, what we have never been able ty ny of any other medicine—never has it failed |ina single instan e. to efiect a cure, woe: | tumely used. Never did we know an instance « | dissatisiaction by «ny one whe used it; on the con ltrary, all are delighted with its operations, anc | speak ip terme of highest commendation of its magi | cal effects and medical virtues. We speak in this | mitter **what we do know,” atter thirty years’ |

|experiencey, and pledge our reputation fo.

Looking Glasses. Plates, &c , &c., on hand, |

| | |” FRANCIS 8. LONGWORTH, | |

UST REUELVED, by ilies

| morbid matter, and threw inte the circulation the | /purest elements fur susiaining and repwiring the

| dered stomach, and restoring ita healthy digestive |

IE Star of the Sea, 58 tons register, | Mav 13. 1867

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» where,iu Tins, at prices to snit all classes.

FR

Sultan. fle iaw wich bay, 5 years old, with black lege, stands 15 hands 3 inches high, with wrest power, combined with fine action and good temper He took the second Prize at the Cambridye and [ele

bred Stallion for getting Weight carrying hanters. Meulao took the first Prize atthe Agricultural Show ut Eeeex, in iste. for the same clase of horses | Will etaud at the following places this season, | commencing on MONDAY, the 29th APIIL :—

At John Srewart's. Five Mile Honse. St. Peter's Road, from 8 tv 10 o'clock. a om.; at Keady's, Saw Mill Bridge. from 12 till 2 p.m; at Auld’s Mill,

from4to 6 p m; will stop the nivht at or near James Shaw a. Brackley Point; will leave there at 8 u'clock on Tuesday morving; will stop at Wheat- lev Kiver Kridyve from 10 to 12. noon; thence at J Kunting’s. from 2 tod p m; thence to Mon. Alex Luird'’s. New Glusgow. forthe night; will leave

at 8 o'clock ; thence to Kicl ard Bagnall’s, Hazel Greve. from Wto l2 o'clock, noon; will stop at Jobuston's Mills, Malpeque Koad from 2to 4p m.; thenceto Kiehard Crabb’s. willstopther the night ; will leave Crabb’e at ¥ o'clock on Thursday morn- ing, the 2nd May; will stop at John Coles, Milton lun, from 9 to 10 a.m ; thence by George Hooper's across to Ro Locke's, Winsloe Koad. will stop at Locke's from l2to2 p m ; thence to James Bell « Brackley Point Road, will step there from 4 to 6 pm ; thence tothe stable of the groom at Dawson's Cottage. St Peter's Road ; will beat Charlotrerown every Friduy, and at the groom # stable until tue

on Tuesday the 7th May, and remain at Southport from 7 to 10 a.m; thence to Five Mile House, Lot 49 to remain there from 12 te Lp om; thence to Suinnel Lane's, Let 49, to remain eae from 2 te

pm; thence to T. Beers’, Cherry Vulley. to remain there for the night: to leave Cherry Valley on Wednesday worning at 8 o'clock, for J. Duncan's. Vernon River, te remain at Donenn’s from 10 to 12, neon ; thence to Adams’. calling nt «. Master's; to remain at Adama’ trom 2to 1p. m.; thence to the ; Ten Mile Honse for the night; will leave the Ten , Mile Honse on Thursday morning nt 7 o'clock j calling at Acorn’s Mi; to N. Kobinson's, Lot 48,

large assortment, and are offered at ny useal low | hour; to remain at Southport until the last boat in | Ras

| the evening | This reute to be continved during the season |ealling at each piace cuce a fortmyht.

TerMs—266. fur the seuson, payuble Ist Novem-

GEORGE THORNE, Groem.

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NOTICE. Dr. Ridge’s

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