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fered “story of Boar's hend and peacock has i and roast-beef and plum-pudding fivided sway over the Christmas ap nd. Though the repast is not five handred vears avo, it is ivish abundance—verv often at) ment rhe drinking orgies ust charactenzed the Chr w, h leas extensively ir nt has e!} $ Thongh much

stmas swever, The temperance rel

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pe table mei in the domestic manayemett rrich and poor there i ‘nt in this oe feastiny and if < nent, of plensure seeling

the charities of

u respe it AmMusemer f igand and a srong ff Christmas

ea Wor i-w e celebrity ; e maintenance ¢ hse: tht be deduced from

ances miz handed benev e that at thisdeason

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nto the ferervoing, we siall now

ywerve that, although, with espect to

me v P Edward Island, it cannot, ndeed, be sid that ber “charities have a world-wide

we believe, that throughout

clebritr ;"’ yet, the whole of Her Majesty's dominions, ao community exists in which are move freely and meritcricusly practised the sacrel obligations of Christian charity, than in tha; of which we

hare here the happiness to forma part; and we

sincerely trust that, on Christmas Day, no poor family in the [sland will fail to be made glad} participants of the good things which can b

well, and will, we doabt not, he cheerfully | spared from that day's festival abundance c their independent or wealthy neighbours. And

neither, we trust, will the suferings and sorrows, even of the guilty and imprisoned amongst us, } be left uneared for and unmitigated by the visitations of Charity upon that day—the anni. | sersary of the birth of the Saviour of all man-| kind. Man; who are blessed convinced that | “ Harshneas, too often, hardens souls in ein,’ wi

ble

to the gentle but often healing inftuence of

imitation of our blessed Lord, have recourse | com passion. We have now nothing more to say than this —| that we most beartily wish all our friends and patrons A Merry Caarsrwas!

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Tree First Matzs sy rae Winter Rorre. |

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amount of ics and lolly im the Straite, crossed

the Courter from the latter place arrived in| town with an abundance of mail matter, both | Colonial and American, brought over by) these boats.

——_~+-—> <> eo LATEST NEWS LY TELEGRAPH TO EXAMINER AND READING ROOM.

St. Jons, Dee. 20.—Loendon, 18th—mid- night.—Powder was placed under one wail Milbank Jail, in which a number of Fenians contined—preparations all completed, fuse} lighted without attracting attention, fortunately

some defects in arrangements of the materials. Powder did not explode, plotdiscover»d t efore | attempt could be removed. No arrests made, | no ciue obtained to guilty parties. Gold 133}. Sr. Jonny, Dec. 21.-—London, 19h—even- ing.— Explosion glycerine at Newcastle, more! serious than first expected. Sheriff aud town)

persons lost their lives. A paper found in verhamptou shows Fenians in England had

forces in England. Gold 134}. Monpay, Dec. 23, 1867.—Great fire raging | in Newcastle on Tyne. Cabinet decided w) ask Parliament to suepead privilege Habeas, Corpus in England. dered verdict charging Desmond and Alien)

Gould 1334. 7 - We learn from the Newharyport Herald that the mackerel fleet of that city “ are allin| port, without the loss of a man or’ }

Clerkenwell prison.

esse] unsuccessful one, the larger and higher class vessels not paying their way, while the lowest class vessels have in many instances Cone re-| markably wel]. One vessel not wort! $500 |

Notwithstanding the price of mackere pressed at this time, the catch is nots aethird | as much as last year. and is wholly a ssecula-| tive one, and as soon as the mackerel pars-cut } of first hands, the price current will be changed. The schr. Funny, Capt Frank} Janvrin, takes the palm for this seasou among the mackerel fleet, having landed nine bundre¢

fo a a e 2 ae

| Aet 3d William 4ib, cap.

162 te be prvided with a call 4 to the Aide-ke-Camp wai e

and ten harrels, which stocked $13,0/9. The | Fanny is but $3 tons burtken, carryiay 15 men, | aud costing ker present owners $3,200.

- oe -———~ } CHARLOTTETOWN DEBALIREG CLUB. } The debate on Friday everirg, lat wae open-|

ed by Mr. Seth D. Shaw. Subject,

the oreature of circtumetances.”” After a warm | disctesion the following reaelution was subinitied | by the apener, and having been seconded by W.| h.. Clark, Eeq, yvae carried :— “ Reseleed, that in the estimation af thie meet-| ing nan ia pot necessarily theereatere of circum- tances.” | There will be no debate on Friday.erening next, | and on Friday following (Jan. Sed 164), the an-| nusl meeting of the Club will be held, when! officers for the euaning year will be appointed Any persons not already members af the Society, | but whe wieh to become so, will please aliend | this meeting. |

Dec. 23, 1857. =P. S. Maccowoen, Seey.

“Is mar!

ee GOVERNMENT NOTICES. j Covscit. Orricr, 8th December

Excellency the Lient Governor in Coneil tae been i Pleased to make the following appoiutiwents, viz :— |

Mr. George Harris. of Marray Harbor, Mr. Thomas Henry, of Marray Harbor, Mr. Peter Mae- Innis, Milton, of Township No. 43, Mr. John Campbell, Portage, Township No. 47, vo be Justices | ot the Peace for King’s Coanty.

Coteost

Secretary's Orvice His Excel. |

Wriev the Lieateyaint Ggrernor has been pleased to}

-ons Como issioners for! s. in terme of the 0, vis :—~Frederick

n; Mr. Stephen 4.

eppoint the follo® taking ack nowledgnen:s 0

FP. Norton, Enq. of Geo Camptell, of Fwreld, Town LEVEE,

His Exeelleneythe Lieutenan| hold a Levee at Government Ho first dayof January ne. Jat Ll o'clock. Each

No

j | ;

Cievernor will! , on Wednes-| . (being New utlemean i |% to be band- Gentlemen on the deor.

He

y? theie reapects Hi , pon ml please ote by the F NE WORTH, Col. &

/ fe

| Oppasition.

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st. DUNSPAN'S DEBATING CLUB.

The debate will take place at St, Aidrew's Hel). commencing at S p.m. An admision lee of three pena will be charged at the dor to de- frRy expense

The debates will be Kept np every Monday night during the winter, with the exceptemet the Monday tn each month, whieh willbe devot- a leetire

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In anoder column will be found theadd ress of the Printe of Wales Volunteera to wiewt. Cel. Kap kia,we the eccasion of tis resignstion of the coumard vf that Company, tegetior with bis reply thereta.

©. Gran’, Seey.

ef \usiate command.— Pat

Jick Deseereu.—We neticed the arrival, | Jacksen potatoes were selling at 7a. 6d, and Turn av Hriday, the 29th instant, of the Sarque Polar | bull's at 7s. per barrel.

Stu, owned by Mr. John Douae, fram Liverpool, wit @ full cargo of gueda, to Haliftas; thence te thy Port, and after Raving landedsome 200 tons ofcarge bere, took on beard abou! 24.000 bushels o oats avd a quantity of deala, clered at Customs re following E'riday, and sailed eirly sext morn- iu tor Loadou >_> .

[INFORMATION Wanren —A van named John eworth, about six feet high, dak coraplexioned, |

S with black moustache and whither shaved, and Wearing homespun elothes ang top boots, was drowned between Charlottetows and Point Priw, avout the [4th of November Any perean “ho can give any information ef the bedy to Lianiel Sigswertk, Cardigan Dridge, Let 53, will be suitably rewarded. — Her.

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The Halifax Unionist of te I6th inst. save a mnelancholy case of aiipureck occured at Cape Sabie on the sieht af the 4th inet. The brigt. Ada,

Waltea, Hanta Cu., Capt. A. Tobin. from Verfland ter Halifax, with a cargo of flour, is eported to have been wrected and all bands last. he beat and portions of the wreck were washed

here. The veseel was owned by Mr. Mosher.

Cie captain and most of the crew were married |

uea, avd jive in Hants County. _-_- _—

An exchange savs, the St. John papers are arvely eugayed is discussing the various routes proposed for the Intercolouial Railway. St. John is workiog hard, but it will all, very pro- bably, be in vain. The Northern route will be the one adopted, in the opinion of nine- tenths of the people who will have the selection.

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In the Dominion Parliament, the reso- lutions providing for the union of Rapert's Land aad the North-West Territory to the Dominion, were passed at 2 ¢’ clock on Satur- day morning, after aheavy debate, in which Howe, Anglin, Sinith, Connell, &c, spoke in It is said there will be further discussion when monon of concurrence is made. +e ~

The Halifax Horderer states that Wm.

Morphy, of P. E. Island, lost his life by falling

overboard from on the 26th ult. him, but in vain.

ascow, in Derchester River, Ryery effort was made tu save

Lian finds The leading men of France are organizing

/@ pew expedition to the North Pole, which |

is to be commanded by M. Gustave Lambert, who proposes an entirely new route. Six

with abundanee, | bundred thousand francs are wanted for the|

outfit.

tl I A a

Ou the 22nd ult. a girl abont 18 years of age,

Edward Island, living in a family at Eaet Gloucest¢r, Massachusetts, committed aneide by hanging herself from the etair-rail in the front entry of tbe house. to have been the cause of the tragedy.—Malifax

Reporter, Dec. 10. ~>-+

Thereceipts for the Province of all Canada | HtW ADVERTISEMENTS | .

for the year from June 3, 1866, to June 30, 1867, amount to $16,400,139.89 and the expen- diture to $14,729,090.54.

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—On Wednesday last several Boats, detained| Cuearer Tuan Ever.—Now is the time for | at Cape Tormentine on account of the large these who are in want of Dry Goods to make |

their purchases. And we weuld desire te call

over to Cape Traverse. On the same evening h? atention of our friends to KementT Youn’s |

large and we'll selected stock, confident that those who favor bim with their patrenage will get the best value for their money at his establishment, - eo

Thad. Stevens is said to be a mere wreck, with no prospect of living many months, and many doubt whether he will ever aguin take his seat in Congress. He is weak, emaciated, aud pale; his limbs tremble, his voice is broken, and the fire has vanished from his eye, except wheu he denounces Copperheads.

statin bloc

Wim, Smith, Esq., late comptroller of the port of St. John, has been appointed deputy Minister of Marine at Ottawa.

A ghest without a head, covered with blood, is said to be frightening the good people of Moncton.

oP o—

The cost of the

which, as we have before stated, will fall upon the fiuances of India. - a — ~— A eoslored barrister, Mr. Rainy, of Sierra Leone, appeared as one of the counsel in ; London The

Beneh in recently.

case with considerable ability. - ee :

Manchester didn't sell a yard of calico at the Paris Exposition, and not half a dozen of

Faken as a whole, this year has heen « very | the English exhibitors sold enough to cover}

their expenses. Eut the Bunton brewers made

enormous sales. a a — A famous German prima donna, who a few

has landed 175 barrela, stocking over 33/000. | rears azo was paid a thousand florins a song, | is de-| died in rags iu a cellar in Berlin recently.—| Dee. 27. 1887,

Beauty, voice, and money went rapidly. a ™ Le Petit Journal, a French halfpenny daily

} uldenly! paper, is said to be printed at the rate of 600) 100

copies a minute, the daily impression number: |

ing 440, 000 copies. sil dindllinsin tne Sizty thousand feet of cedar wood, intended for lead penc?!ls, were burned at Faber's fac tory in New Yerk lately.

Se

t is said Marskal O° Dounell was assassinated. Se

An Towa German pastor, proposed to 2 lady

Germany, after an exchange of photographs.

in

She accepted, crossed the ocean and a thousand | miles of land, and they have just been married |

is slitesiietin

Pain Killer. NortHametos, March IL, 1867.

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

timonials. Last September, while at werk.catting |

sole leather with «a die and a henyy ires tnallet, I made a mis-strike, and the malletcame down with its whele force on my thumb, splitting it from the first joint entirely opea, and Jaid the bone bare

{ I anpposed T had rained my thumb forever; bat I

thonght of your Pain Killer, ae I had often heard of its bealing qualities. I went about a half a mile, and obtained a small bottle. [ suturated a

i867 .<-THia | little cotton batting, first winding a waxed thread |

aronnd the wound, and applied the Pain Killer, saturating the bandage two er three times a day. fu five minntes the pain ceased, and in a week it entirely heated up; and I will say that I have never seen anything for bealing qualities that equalled it; and [I wouid earnestiy recommend it te the public awa pain killerand a heuler. nov tl Yours truly, R. T. CLAFLIN.

AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE. Brewn’s Vermifuge Comfits,

Orn Wousm Lozexces. Mach sickness undonbt- edly, with children and adults, attribated to other causes. isoccasioned by worms. The VermiruGe Comers,” although effectual in destroying worms, can do 10 possible injury to the most delicate child. Thie valuable combination has been » ully used by physicians, and found to be sufe and eure in icatiny worms, 80 hurttal te children.

nan paving — ‘ inseciiabe ction t ae neglect trouble cunses pro ong: ed sickness. ; .

of worme in

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The affectionate langage of the | adircew shows the high esteem gin respect in | ; : wh chthe gallant Colonel is held by tie members | Wiliam and Clement White of this city, ~e |} underatand that produce is in good demand in St Lect | Jata's, Newfoundland.

Disappointment in love is said |

A} Coroner's toquest ret-| case which came before the Court of Queen’s | learned with murder, having caused explosion of | gentleman, whose appearance excited some | | interest at the bar, is said to have stated his

The Hon. J.C. Pope, with an energy aad plack | churacteriatie of the mut, is actively engaged with

4 event > fi be 1 t ’ aa the following Rubject E it ba a large number of wen jn cutting the barque ia bated: Way the Emperor Napoieon jestified | * Priovess’ out of thia Harbor, where after eam- iv abandoning Maxunitian | | pleting ber cargo for Burope, sue has been frowen

; since the firet of last week, We lave no doubt he | will eneceed in getting ber inte clear water. Mr. | Pope is One of Cur Most extensive ship owners, Aue | active busivess men, and aaa consequence, he 18} deservedly held in general esteem. ve sincerely { hope that he will receive such prices apon the |

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

TOW boing Landed from Sch. Comzaerce, from Bay of Islands, NA‘d. :

800 Bbis. Fat Herrings,

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For Sale AT THE Establishmont of W. W. Lord, BY WHOLESALE!

MOLASSES fh Pevekevus, Tierces aud Barrels, is

UGAK in Hhds. and Garret, | !PLOURand INOIAN MEAL,

cargo und freiglit« of the * Prioresa’ xs will more) a very superior article, and sold cheap tor Casb | ONIONS and A PPLUES, or approved credit. | Boxes Groaud COFFEE, {

than repay bim for bis present trouble aud expeyse. | He.

We are serry to learn that, owing to very | hard frost setting in on ‘Charaday night, Mr. Pope has not yet succeeded ingetting his vessel clear of the ige,

By letters received by fast mail from Messrs.

At the tine they wrote, | From a telegram receiv- ed bere this morning we lvara that the Messrs. | White's two sessels, the Vesta anil Brighton, | have been sold —Pat. <a - => -

Dawson's Cottage, on the Brighten Road, was }seld at auction yesterday by William Dodd, Keq, | for 1025, Parebaser Mr. Bevjamin Heartz, of | the tira: of Heartz & Sen.-—/b.

te ee ~

We learn that the dwelling honse of Mr. Richard | Taylor, of Mill River, New London, was totally | } consumed by fire on Wednesday aieruing, the Pith jinstant. Mr. Tayler and hia sister, the only ine} j tuates af the bouse, barely esenped with their! lives, in their night clothes. They lost everything they had. The fire originated troma w barrel of | j ashes.—S. J,

sii a

A very large amount of preduce arrived he ifrom P. BE. Island on Friday and Saturday last, | | the potatees alone amounting te absul 13,000 | bushels — Halifax Chronicle. Dee 9. ) j ee Se at | Outofa Evropean population of Jess than | | 1700 upon the island of St. Louia, | 330 have died thia season of vellow fever. |

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Died, | On the 4th inst, Annabella) Ellen, infant} | danghter of Mr. Allan Forsyth, of Alberton, aged | | 2 yeara, On Sunday, the loth inst, at t o'clock his residetuce aut Gieorgetown, George Poole, Esq, J. P, Small Debts at Georgetown, aged 40 years.

Ship News. Arrivals in Europe from Wence. Novempes 27—Jenny Lind; 36—Mary Alice, pecewten t—Expresa; 5, Margaret and Jessie Saton. Arrived, Dec, 16, at the port of Charlottetown from the Bay of Islands with fish, Schre Lettie and Foam, owned by Mr. C Uall; Commeree by W B Deau, and Margaret, by Owen and Longworth Port of Georgetown.—Arrived Dee 5, Schra Henrietta, Chartes, Lelia Ada, and Amateur. Suilel from Georgetown, on the [8th inst, for Enrope, Krigt Fannie Gordou, Parker; muster, 14.000 bash cata. Brigt America, Philips, master, | oats. by P W Hyndman, Esq. Bark Gladstone, Hearg Pope Smith, master, 22.,- 250 bushels oata—by Hon. B. Davies Krigt Ada, of Wulton, from Portland to Halifax, with a carga ef flour, was wreeked ator near Cape } Sable on Wednesday night, the 4th inst. Isis eap- posed that all bunds have perished, as the bout has | drifted ashore, bottom ap, and nothing has been }aeen ofauy of the crew. Part of the stern has also | eame on shere, with Ada of Walton painted on it. This was discovered by Captain E Crowell, of Barrington. The Ada was built at Walton, in 185%, and was owned by John Mosher, Esq, and } others. | | rigs Rogersand Laura, of P E I, bound to)

, on that day, we confidently hope, in bum-| Pamed Amelia McGregor, a native of Privee| anreat Britain, are both at Hawkebury, verv leaky,

}and will reqnire to be taken on the Marise Slip | for repairs.—Hx. Express, Dee 13.

Hatirax, Nov. 27th —Arrived, ‘Jenny Lind,’ | ‘Mary Alice.” 30th—‘ Express.’ Dee. Ist-—Mar- | ; garet.” Sth—Jessie Eaton.’

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| TRADE SALE.

HE Subscriber bas receive! instructions | from Meses. J.& J. PURDIE, (who intend | | making analteration iu their bisiness) toSELL by AUCTUON, at their Store in Pownal Street, on WEDNESDAY, the Sch day of JANUARY neat,

| at 1L o'clock, the whole of

THEIR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF t

DRY GOODS,

CONSISTING OF:

Black and Colored Superfine Cloths, Doeskine, | Faney Cloths, Heavy Coatings, Mantle Clotha, | Black and Colored Coburga, Grieans, Paraimattas, |

| Poplinetts, Lestres. Plain and Colored Wineive, Alpaceas, Freneb Merwos, Plaids, Crapes, Grana- | clines and Fancy Dress Stuffs, Plain and Euivreid- | \vyed Shawls, Mantles, Sacquea, Paletots, Water | | Proof Cleaks, Childrens’ Eubroidered Cloaks, | | Hoods and Bouneta, Biankets, Flannels, Fancy | Coat Linings, Stair Carpetting and Cocoa Mat- | ting, Grey, White and Striped Cotto Shirtings, | Linens, Cotton Warp, Window Damasks, Ribbons, | | Flowers and Feathers, Gents’ White and Pang | Shirts, Ladies’ and Gentes’ Gloves and Efoae, Hate | jand Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hoop Skirts and |

} i

Abyssinian expedition, says | Faney Skirting: a large aasortment of Furs, in | surveyor died with their wounds, in all eight the Sunday Gazette, may be put down in round| Boas, Muffs, Victorines, Buffalo Robes, &c.,/ . Wol-, Pumbers at a million to start with. and half aj togetber with a quantity of Sui) Wares. million a month while it lasts. This does not}

: : : gia eee, he ee , | organized to plunder all armories of Militia inelude the pay and allowances of the rOOPSs | Sides of Sole Leather, Kega Baking Soda, Baga

ALSO:

| Bags Clench Rings, Borea Blue, boxes Flat Tobacco, &e. &e.

| The above Stock is all in good order, and well worthy the attention of the Trade.

Nails and Spikes, Barrels of Washing Seda, |

| Yerms—Three, fonr, and ais menths. WILLIAM DOBD, _Dee. 23, 1867- __ ___ Atietioneer. _ 1867. CHKISTMAS,

{ ¥ 2° ® on

| NEW YEAR, L868.

NEW YEAR’s GIFTS, } in abandanee at

HARVIE’S BOOK STORE,

Queen Street.

ee. 1S PRESENTS,

CODFISH! QUINTALS Large and Medium CODFISIEL, for sale by

Ch'town. Dee. 23, 1867. LCc.8 ALE. a

FAT HERRING! ! 300 BBLS. Bay of Islands FAT HERRING. just arrived per Schooners “ Lettie" und * Powm,’ and for sale by

Ch'town. Dee 93. 1867 IC. WALL.

nen,

Kaymond’s Sewing Machine! Kye Family should have one, PRICE £4. Highly recommended,

BEER & SONS.

isl pat 3w

Dee. 23, 1867.

A PUBLIC TEA. PUBLIC THA will be held on New

A Year's Day, at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m, at

Mr. James Havpen’s, Merchant, Veruon River,

for the ee af raising fands to be expended on

the Bible Christinn Mission Honse. Asthere are

to he » unmber of speeches, doc, &e, a pleasant

time will be-certain, weather permitting. . The Ten party will be conducted on Temperance

principles,

Dicketw each, la. 6d, to be bad pt-the door.

| By order of Committee,

L. C. HAYDEN.

Vernon River, 2rd December, 1367. pd

APPLES! APPLES! BARKELS CHOICE APPLES,

|

|

10 just received from the New Dominion, aud for saie at the subscriber's Ream.

WILLIAM DODD.

Charlottetown, December 23, 1867. aw

| WNION BANK STOCK. To be sold hy Auction, on Friday next,

' 27\th inat., ut Ul occleck, at the »nubscriber's | Room

20 Shares in the Union Bank of P. E. I. Capital all paid up.

WILLIAM DOOD,

' ° Auctioneer.

Ch'town, Dee. 23, 1867.

PAPIER MACHE GOODS.

WV OkK_ BOXES.

WRITING DESKS,

CARD. BOXES, NETTING BOXES,

- PORT FULIGS, &c. &c. {ME WooD BREAD PLATTERS,

R COOLERS, EGG STANDS, &e,

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oo

Senegal, | .

} SION

ALSO ON HAND, 3,000 Beshels of Liverpool SALT, which will be suld cheap lor Caah, W. B. DEAN, Dee. 23, 1868. 3m

es NOTICE. ENGLISH MAIL.

ue Postmaster General of Nova Scotia |

hus notified me that the pext despatch of ENGLISH MAIL from Halitax willbeon WED NESDAY, Ist JANUARY, 1865, not on Thursday. | Parties having correspondence to forward ley that} Muil will please post i titue forthe Mail which will be closed at this Ollice at7, p.m,on THURS | WAY, DECEMBER 26, (867 } THOMAS OWEN, P.M. G. General Post Office, Ch'town, Dee. 3, L867,

/ THE YBAR BOOK

ALMANAC or CANADA

For 1868. RING AN ANNUAL STATISTICAL

ABSTRACT for the Dominion, and u Kecord |

of LEGISLATION and PUBLIC MEN in British | : North America, just received atid for sale at } oh

Harvie’s Bookstore, Queen Street. li. A. HARVIE.

December 19, 1847 MASONIC. tay ANT JOHN’S LODGE, No. 397, R J KE, propose the observance of ST JOHN'S) DAY, December Q27th, by a PUBLIC PROCES- a SERMON, w the Charch of Exgland, by the Venerable Arehsencor Reap, 0. D, the Depricarion oF St. Jcun's Hatt, and «x Lopes Dinnenatthe “Pavicton Hotes,” at 83 o'clock

lin the evening, to wheh the Brethren of Sister

Lodges aud Transient Brethren are cordially

&. m, at¥binvited.

i after a long ioe and Commissioner of

Services at the Charh will commence at 1)j o'clock, : Brethren desirens of joining in the Procession will assemble at the Lodge Room at 1\ 3 o'clock. By order of the W. M, JOHN CAMERON, Sec’y.

Dee. 23, 1867. lin

CORNS and WARTS RE permanently and effectually Cured

by the use of ROBINSON'S

Patent Corn Solvent.

For sule by

W. R. WATSON.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY.

fEXHE SUBSURIBEB will SELL by AUCTION, on Monnay, the 30th day of Decemper, at {2 o'clock, noou, ou the premises, all that Vainable Lot of Land,

situated near the Hon. Jupce Perens’, formerly the property of the lute JAMES WATTS. The Land is divided into Pleta of One Acre each, a« per Plan annexed, with the exception of No. 10, which contains two acres, on which etande a very comfortable BRICK COTTAGE, BARN, STA BLE, COACH HOUSE, and a good WELL otf Water. Its proximity to the city and pleasant sitt- ation. renders i} a desirable investment for intending purchasers,

TreRms—25 per cent. of purchase money down, the balance im two years, with interest at 6 per et

WILLIAM DODD, Ch’town, Dec. 16, 1867. Auctioneer.

XMAS. XMAS. MNO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS

of the Seaeon, I have for Sule—

A Large Stook of

LAYER RAISINS, VALENCIA de £iGS, French PLUMS, Jordan A LMONDS, Candied PEELS, Mixed SPICE, Ground CINNAMON, Do CLOVES, Do NULTMEGS, &e. W. £. DAWSON.

Bec. 16, 18467.

CRAPAUD. FR ECELVED, BY LATE ARRIVALS,

200 Bhis. Extra Canada FLOUR, 350 sides SOLE LEATHER,

20 Pancheons MOLASSES,

8 Hhds. SUGAR,

20 Bbls. Kerosene OIL,

20 Bois CORKANTS, 150 Boxes LOZENGES,

50 do RAISINS,

50 Keys Baking 30D,

50 Gross MATCHES,

80 Boxes TOBACCO,

4 Ubis. Spirits TURPENTINGE, | 20 Boxes SOAP, i 30 Kegs NAILS, 1 Bb). OLIVE OIL, t Bb). Lubricating OIL, 2 Bates BUPFALO BOBES, 4 Bags RICE.

For sale low

| | GEORGE FIOWATT. Ceapand, Dee. 16, 1867. tf

| BY Sehr. Sarah, from Montreal,

100 sides Sole Leather,

12 bble. Currants,

14 kegs Baking Soda,

| 20 boxes Superior Cavendish Tobacco, 10 caxkea Kerosine OF,

150 bbls. Family Floor,

zu dv Pilot Bread aud Crackers,

For Sale at the Subscriber's Room, Queen

Square. sa WILLIAM DODD is pt Sw

Ch’ town, Dee. 9, 1867.

Just Published, ANB READY f0R BELIVERY, THE

P, E. Island Calendar For 1868,

Containing, besides the usual information, a full aud accurate liet of the Commissioned Officers of the Island Militia and Volunteers.

For Sale, wholesale and retail, at Queen Square Bookstore, by : D. LAIRD.

‘Charlottetown, Der. 9, 1867. Bin

HARVIE'S PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

ALMANAC

FOR

1868.

px THe. PRESS, and will be ready for delivery about the 20th instant,

THK Prince Edward Island Almanac For 186s.

HENRY A. HARVIE. Queen Street, Ch'town, ;

“STOVES! STOVES!

‘Sheet Iron, &c. Scotch Castings.

|

burning Coal,:12, 14,16 ineh.

12 Square STOVES tor burning Weed,

asserted sizes. 3 Tene Sheet Lron, ! 20 dy» assorted Iran, Ll deo do = Steel. For gale Cpeap by the Subsoriber,

; H. HASZARD. Ch'tawn, Dee. S, 1967. ap

vieini as See eres ter BER, instant, wi oe

Crapaud

at all bout’'t

[8 Pee ea teed |tiptaer Boateng. NH MOLEAR

a | HERRINGS in Barrels and half do ae 29 Tons eommon BOLT IRON, §, fj, a £19 cash,

LIVERPOOL HOUSE.

H

N hand 6 CANNON STOVES, for |

Bexea Groand PEVPPEK. has ) Roxes SODA and WINE BISCUIT,

| Barrels PILOT BREAD,

} Bags RICE,

boxes Liverpool Brown SOAP, Rexes PIPES, 6 grow exch,

| Any quantity of SALL, by the Bushel

| |

or Bag, |

SPEBRL, Naile, Spikes and Rope,

Second hand Kigying, Bigcks, Sails, Masta, Bow- | sprit, Patent fron Work far the Windlass, and | Mout for «a Schooner of about 60 tows.

560 Tous Rornd COAL, £0 ‘Tons Smal) COAL.

Ch town, Dee. 2, 1867. |

Queen Street.

WILLIAM FULL,

AS received by Fall Ships from BRI- PAIN. Steamers from WMALIPAS and Os. TON, aud other arrivals, his Pall aud Winter aup- ply of British & Foreign Merchandize, Comprising « general! assortment of

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

u all the varions departments, which will be sold | ut the very lowest prices for Casu. ALSO,

Cheats & Half Chests Choice TEA ; hhds. Bright Sugar & Molasses; end a choice assortment of Fumily GROCERIES.

The Publie are rexpectfaltv aolicited to examine the stock, as yreat barguins for CASH may be ex-

pected, Nov. 25, 1267.

a laced 5 A a, : QUEEN SQUARE HOUSE. UST received, Ex New Dominion—~ e 3 CASKS LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S

WINTER BOOTS & SLIPPERS,

LATEST STYLES.

|

}

Ex “ ALHAMBRA,” 2 CASES FUR CAPS. WM. HEARD,

Clittown, Deo 2, 1867, HHUDS. very superior Brown SUGAR, 22 Hhds. Porto Rieo MOLASSES, For Sale at the Subacriber’e Room. WILLIAM DODD, _ AXES !!

UST RECKIVED, direct from the 60 Dozen ** Broad’s ’’ Celebrated Chopping Axes,

aud fully warranted. H. E. STARBIRD & CO. Deuba: 3, 7. IN STORE. Paper— 20 Chests 50 Bois Extra and Superfine FLOUR, 30 Bois Fine Biscuit and Pilot BREAD, 100 Boxes 3 Crown Soap, 80 Casks KEROSENK, |} ¥0 Boxes RAISINS, 10 half do. ; 25 Doz CORN BROOMS,

Sugar and Molasses. 10 3 Casks Spirits Turpentine, _ Queen Sguare, Dee. 2.1867, —_ isl pat 3w Manufaetary :— quality ‘better than ever before; beavy weights 4+ City Hardware Store.”’ AND for sale low, for cash or approved 10 heltdo, } CONGOU TEA, 10 Pans Retailing MOLLASSES, | fd) bls Labrador and shore HERRING, Doz PAILS and Nests TUBS,

N. RANKIN, | Nov. 25, 1867. Im Anctioneer's Row. Great Clearing-out Sale.

ue SUBSCRIBERS intending to Build a New BRICK STORE next Spring, are desirous of redacing their present

STOCK OF GOODS, land will, after the Ist DECEMBER commence

SELLING OFF

THEIR LARGE AND VARIED STOOK OF

BRITISH & AMERICAN MERCHANDIZE,

‘GREATLY REDUCED PRICES | For Cash Only.

G. & S. DAVIES. Charlottetown, Nov. 25, )867.

Of Sanu The British Warehouse!

Fancy and Plain Coal Scutiles. Faacy and Plain Coal Shovels. Tron Bedsteads and Stretchers. Uwbrella Stands.

Fire Guards, Nursery Guards, Fancy Fenders for Grates. Mahogany Poles. Rings and Ends. Brass Poles, Rings and Kuds, Brass Brackets and Holders, Brass Stair Rods and Kyes.

Aud ali Farnishing Goods.

2m

-

w. & A. BROWN. Charlottetown. Nov. 11, 1367. THE FISHERIZS, &e. For Sale to the Trade.

} OO BALES first qaaliry Cotton Her- ring aud Mackerel TWINE.

10,000 Ibs first quality do do NETTING, 5,000 doz do do dy COD LINES, 2800 doz da do do Muckergl aud Rol-

lock Lines, SO superior do Stopper and Hanjing Seines, 200 «do do Ligtt and Strong Mackerel Purse Seites, Cotton is aa cheap as befare the wer. AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO. 43 Conrmercial street, Boston. ISAAC U. HALL, Agent. Chetewn, Decentber J, 1967. 4ui IRISH WHISKEY. 2 VERY SUREXION frish Whiskey,

: Por sale by

TEA .ip Chesta and half Chesis, |

CASES, 5 CASKS of DUNVILLE & 00.'s

‘i aie a LIE, SU Ua SC ‘

LOTOS! CLOTHS! CLOTHS!

A first rate lt of Heavy Overceating. AN, excellent choice in Fall and Winter Troweering. |

| tether with the sual s@sortwnent of Broud |

Cloths, &e. BEER & SUNS.

—_——

BAVY OVERCUATS—Weill made

and at reasonable prices.

BEER & SONS.

APS! CAPS* CAPS!—In South / Sew Seal, Otter, Astrachan and other Fara Cloth und Twitation.Pars, oe a

R & SONS.

LANKETS! BLANKKTS!—A good nesoctment. Alseu Moree Blanket .

BEER & SONS.

EAL SKIN COATS!—Extra quality. r BEER & SONS.

ANADIAN MOUOASHYS.—Ladies")

und Gents’ Feit aud Rabber Overshoes

BEER & SONS.

Cc

UBBERS! RUBBERS !—Ladies’, ® Gents’, Boys’, Children’s Boots and Shoes. BEER & SONs.

Re FFALO ROBES and Sleigh Bells. BEER & SONS.