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| not for what he did say, but for what he did, ‘not, his silence being a matter of marvel | THE QUESTION, through all that chattering neighbourhood- > vl) a ‘

lens : ‘Zack, with all his taciturnity, was pot prool | To F armers, Merchants, against the shafts of love, and one day was | smitten with the wholesome charms of the, only child of the Widow Brown, a bright- eyed, good-looking girl, possessing the same trait of silence as Zack, though vot in so eminent a degree. The first time Zack showed nis admiration for Sally was by seizing a large basket of cow food she was_ about to carry into the stables, and hurry-

MISCELLANEOUS.

POPPING

A FIRST RATE OPENING FOR SPRING. — “Shipbuilders, Tanners, | by the + FOR SALE, or RENT, | RIBS and FARMS in ropping this Spring,

PEVUE UNDERSIGNED has bee y

several VALUABLE FREEHOLD and LE BELFAST and other parts of the Island, in good heart and ready for ¢ for whieh good valid titles and immediate possession can be given. ; BUILDING LOTS in that most advantageous mercantil e Bridge, 10 miles from Georgetown, yped, nearly all paid for in cash.

d ship for Great Britain, the United |

on instructed by the owners to offe ASEHOLD PROPE

HOW DIFFERENT PROPLE Do IT.

We heve heard of many cases of ‘ popping’ under very singular the eccentric, the abrupt, the business-like, the silly, avd a bandred other styles. Of the eccentric, we could cite the case of a well- known merchant, who one day dining at 2 friend's house, sat next to a lady who! possessed rare charms of conversation. The ing thither in a frightened way, much as merchant did not possess this ficulty in a | though he was taking it froma barn ng house. very rare degree, buthe could do that which After that, Zack seemed to be perpetually | is next best, he could appreciate, an ap- on the watch for opportunities to save the preciation which he endevvoured to show by | fair Sally from heavier work. These delicate. the following mode of action: “ Do you) attentions could not fail to attract the at-| like toast, Miss B i * Yes,’ responded tention of the Widow Brown, who, really re-| the lady, slightly surprised at the question. specting the young man, invited him into, * Buttered toast f * Yes.’ ‘ That is strange ; ‘the house to spend the evening, aud from) a ae so dol. Let us get married." There can-| that time Zack wus a fixity. He would *S : Temperance Hall and Farmer’s Club will shortly be erected at Summer Hill. Close not be much doubt bur that the ledy was! in the chimary corner of the old fashioned ‘on to £70, in cash and material, has already been raised for this purpose, with a free site taken slightly aback, « fact that did not | house, scarcely ever speaking, dividing his | fy any extent the building may require. bs ie claweees boRiee. prevent the marriage from coming off in a attention equally between the fire and teast- | The inducements held out to temperance men to settle aortn in — _— a be month afterward, aor the aceession of the | ing his eyes ou Sally. For two years this | cause the Lots for sale there to be pessoeere at an —s ron Suc - oe ee _ lady to one of the fisest establishments in the -qniet adoration went on, and the neighbors such easy terms, seldom occurs. And, 10 gy . a these Lots om a y ss ; i ei y. wondered why, as there was nothing to pre-| ¢~ Plans, particalars, and any other information can oe eee Maeott = w.

AS a specimen of the abrupt, we shall cite | vent it, they did _ ee It never pr — an aoe oe xin ee ot at eae ottetown ; ; the case of a gentleman who had retired | been known whether the idea arcse out of | SANDERSON, BU sean br teaal “eaaedti'e Sita hes ttl gs gO sr Hill” # from business a ave of forty, and built os = pone or ove ; hey a hint | F. W. Heones, Eraminer Office, Ob 'town ; and to the es ” STEPIIENS, prope ‘ i i , t i 10 rom a friend, but at last he did find courage : : ’ . mA gees gar Taronga tatty ad | ete "gpemhicl. Ie was And ta this Orwell Cheap Store —from A NegepLe to an ANcHoR. dining with him, and said, half jokingly :| Way: The time was New Year's eve, and | *You have everything bere that the heart the fair Sally had been preparing a stout, can desire but a wife.’ ‘That's trae. I jug of mulled cider, that she might have | wust tbink of it,’ said be; and then relapsed | something to cheer Zack's heart when he! into silence for a few minutes, at the end of | came in. Zack came, he drank, and took the which time he rose, begged to be excused accustomed seat in the chimney corner, |

circumstances,

Aso — Several “SUMMER HILL,” adjoining Montagu on to 150,000 bushels of produce are ennaally sbij vieans and other speculators purchase here, an

where close |

A nomber of Stores, Wharfs, 1 Meeting House, Post Office, and a Temperance Society established for sometime, with many Grist and Saw Mills, and Cloth W orks in the vicinity ; where also any quantity of all kinds of Lamber can be had, in trade, at yaw ae “ SUMMEB HILL" property is the only Freehold one for sale in the place, which nn ers it most desirable for the above class of Artisans, now 60 much wanted :n this little village in its infancy.

A STORK, and Dwelling in it, capable of holding 15,000 bushels of produce, double Wharf and site for Lime Kiln, will be sold cheap or let, the Ist May next.

Buildings will be erected, if desired, and at moderate rent to good tradesmen, members Temperance Society, who will meet with every encouragement, and trade taken

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with a

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Seen ttl

April 4, 1864.

— —— 2 ewspaper. | pep ,T N, on the. VALUABLE CANNISTER POWDER. a variety of SHOT and

TO SPORTSMEN!

HE Subseribers have a large quantity

The. Record N

FLO_be sold by AUCTIO 3rd of MAY, the above very PROPERTY, (if not previously disposed of.)

and Mechanics. ‘GOERGETOWN

5 ; from Water-street. e situation, 4 4 m.

Ame- | —

States, &e. &. Ke. s, | him.

| select]

, Campbeltown ; | \E. P.

Hunanewell’s Great Remedies.

of FINE GLAZED POWDER, also HALL'S |

GUN CAPS, which they will sell at moderate |

tor a short time and lett the reom. He/| where he sat quietly, as usual, for a few) seized his hat and went instantly to a| «iautes, and then, without any previous | neighbor's and was shown into the parlor. symptoms, he rose up to his fuil height, six | with the information that neither the master | feet and two inches, putting his head up the por the mistress were at homes. He told | chimney so that but little of him was seen | the servant that he weoted neither, and re-| sbove the waist, and delivered the following | quested that the housekeeper be sent to him. | oration: * If somebody loved somebody as She came, ana the gentieman thus addressed | well as somebody loves somebody, somebody her: ‘Sarah, f have known you for many | would marry somebody.” Zack remained | years, and have just been told thet I want a with his bead up the chimney after this wile. You are the only woman I know <peech, silent as death, for some minutes, | that | should be willing to entrust my hap- until he came trom his place of refuge, at : pinéss with, aod if you agree we will be | the carnest solicitation of Widow Brown, instantly married. What is your answer?

1 Large Washington Press,

and a very large supply of the various TYPES,

&c., Usually required ina Printing Office.

Joux Dvurry having lately become Proprietor, and net being accustomed to the management of # pewspaper, ix anxious to dispose offthe ubove on the most reasonable terms ; ‘ opportunity to any one knowing the Printing and Newspaper Business The R Econn is the larvest paper in St. John’s, and the leading Catholic Organ ; Mis we and has a very large list of Subscribers.

St. Jobu's, Newfoundland, ,

Mareh 14, 1864, fins

LONDON HOUSE.

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thus offering a grand |

il established, being now in’ its fourth year,

prices, Wholesale and retail. W. W. LORD & CO OChar'town, March 7, 1864. rw lin

TOBACCO! TOBACCO! STOCK aod FOR SALE— 20 kegs Cavendish TOBACCO, 20 sinall boxes Extra Do 30° Do Honey Dew Do

| J. S. CARVELL. tf

Char town, Dec. 28, 1863.

SUGAR! SUGAR! HE Subscriber offers for SALE— 19 Hhds. SUGAR, a. CY lls Charlottetown, Dee 28, 1863. tf

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rm. P. NORTON, Auctioneer & Commission Merchant, --- P. BK. ISLAND

DENTISTRY.

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to the Island, will resume the

December 7th, 1863.

Dr. W. G, Sutherland,

N returning thanks for the very liberal

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trusts that the same may still be continued towards He wishes further to state his present large

stock of DRUGS and CHEMICALS, ehoice

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R. STRICKLAND, having returned ractice of; Horse, warranted the best on the Island, and can

DENTISTRY. Olfice—Great George, Giree doors | perform us much work as some of the two Horse | Office hours from 10 a.m. to) powerby othermakers ; thnseffectinga vast amonut pany, is prepared to take risks on all dese of labonr both of man and borse, and avoiding the grewt injury aud loss of Straw under the inclement | Churlottetown, Feb. 10. tf

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= Goods generally kept in Stock. |

Newly Lovented Patent PLouois,for land 2 horses, |

| weat New Patent Root and Straw Cutters, for saving |

patronage bestowed since commencing business, |

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FARMERS! LOOK HERE!

E Subscriber has received, Ex Lavy Duxpas, direct from the Manufactarers, a ANGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF

do

Do o Threshing Machines, for !

her until it is left useless for fodder for cattle.

Hay and Oats Churns, to make excellent Butter im 10 minates. Cultivator wud Stump Extractor, raise 10 ton by two men.

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Perfumery, Toilet*Articles, &e. &e. The best des- several other improved Farming Impleme ats.

cnption of every thing connected with the trade, din LONDON trom the best establishments by those competent of doing justice to the business

The Dispensary Departinent will be under his own |

iunmediate superintendence.

Dr. Suthert

practi will not fail to obtain confidence and ensure satis- faction. (@ Advice to the poor gratis. Queen-street, Ch'town, P. E. Island, December 7, 1503,

Carlton’s . Condition Powders!

eh nell, a

The above Machines will now be soid at low wiees, in order to prove the advantages of them ; over the old fashioned ones, hy which such expe- ditious and excellent work is now performed, A yust benefit to the land lias been effected by the use und beys also to observe that he trasts| of those uewly invented CYLINDAR MOULD- the fact of having practised in Seotland several BOARD PLOUGHS, of Sxrru « Fretv, Gree years. and nearly twenty years of extensive colonial | tigid, Maxe., who have obtained several Gold Prizes | com] j cein every brauch of his profession, combined | go. the discovery they have mad with unremitting assiduity and personal attendance, labor, and the draft om horses, to nearly one-half

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| that of the old Seoteh and Irish Ploughs.

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_ | order them on at early day, having now on left on band for specimens, at ORWELL CugaP Store, cheaper than the cheapest, froin A NEEDLE

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Hunnewells Fclectic Pills.—THE TRUE)

| FORM OF A CATHARTIC.—By the application |

of true Medical Laws, both character and economy jare combined in this most valuable Pill.” To pre-

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Pill. | Hunneweil’s Universal Cough Remedy. | tt | have en }—Tbe basis of this truly wondertul preparation, | | now of such well-earned celebri | from every © mponenct culculated to debilitate, an | by such to alow the greatest freedom of use, day o

vent putting into the stomach such quantities of iudigestible and injurious drugs usually contained in Pills that require from four to six to get a decent cathartic, and to prevent the Griping Pains 80 erroneously judged to be evidence ot character, was the study in this development. The dose seldom exceeding one and never more than ¢wo Pills, settles the question of econowy, and confidence is asked to test their true character in J)yspepsia, Costiveness, Buiousness, Litter Complaints, Pres, aii derangements of the Stomach and bowels, and es a true Family For Worms they are a sure cure.

ty, is a treedom

night, as the only true theory vy which Throat and Lung Complaints can be effectually tured. To prevent asking attentwn to long stories of

great cures, when local causes make almost all such

| complaints different ia effect, I would ask confidence | which will be sacred, in Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness,

Sore Thoat, Bronchial and Asthmatic Comp!aints,

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Orwell, Sept, TA, 1865,

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with a face glowing like the setting sun |

Sarah knew the man that addressed her. and | The thing was done, however, anc Zick and | knew that bis offer was serious and as wel

Sally were married in a few weeks after, | weighed as though considered for ® year and we are convinced that if either of them | Sey - &SG3. and she answered bim in the same spirit, + | eould be induced to talk now, afer a trial | PALL 1s 3

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of a dozen years, they would say that they)

ESTABLISHED 1820, | CHARLES BELL,

Nerehant "Tailor, QUEEN STREET,

¥ the “GAZELLE,” “THERESA, | Charlott

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| Barbudoer. aud * C.M. Rich’'’ from Boston, the

| subscribers have completed their importations for

| the season, which, with stock on hand from pre

| vious importations, they offer forsale at their usual

Low Pricer. The present importations comprise :

5 bales Cloths,

4 do Carpeta and) Wootlens,

4do Paper-hangings,

4 do’ Cotton Warp,

6 do Printed Unbleaeh- | ed & White Calicos,

CLOTHS,

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ads sted the ides accompanying hiv ert Ts had suggested the ides accompanying hii tc A YOUNG LADY'S

the clergyman’s Many years have passed since then, and neither party has seen any cause to regret the abrupt proposal aud acceptance. ‘| Of the business style, we can cite a case related *o us, which we know fora true one. A young man who had succeeded to the ill- kent and badly cultivated, though really

SOLILOQUY.

DOESKINS,

CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, suitable for the

PRESENT AND COMING SEASON,

Uselessly, aimlessly drifting throagh life, “For somebody's wile,” | [am told by my mother. Wei'l, that being true,

“Somebody keeps bimself strangely from view. |

‘4 - »? What was I born for! 20 hhds Rarbadoes Sugar

50 do Mnseovado Mo- insxes } 50 chests prime Congou

And if naaght but marriage will settle my fate,

ea, 300 sacks Coarse Salt, OV sides Sole Leather,

SHORTEST NOTICE. Mareh 28, 1864

For, thoazh | am not ugiv—pray what woman is ?—

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L believe I shall die in an unsettled stete. | | 5in

: : : . sie 6 causes Keudy-made; 2do Striped Shirtings, ‘a aid Si scisahehs Sinica 4 valuable, farm of a deceased uncle, saw at a| Y°% Might easily find a more beautiful Pt Clothing, 2 do Glazed Linings, ’ ° ' -. § . r te re ‘ ors, ‘ti ai ; o Ladies’ Boo Lota 2 Skina. 1 P l glance that two thir gs were absolutely And then, as for temper and manners, ‘tis plain ; 9 do Ladies’ Boots &| a Battalo Skins, J UC SON Ss al Ss é

hhds Paint Oil, packuyes Paints,

20 tons assorted [ron,

150 bars Muntz Metal, 2. |

Shoes, 4do Rubber do do $do Silks & Ribbons, 3 do Millinery, 4de Haberdashery,

He who seeks for pertection will seek Here in vain. |

necessary to enable tim to succeed; the assorted first being a wife to take charge of the|

woman's department, and the second a few!

» tae ae : jis Nay, in spite of these drawbacks, my leurt is per- |

verse, And I should not fee! gratefal, ‘ for better or worse,’

. ‘ | . © Hars tostock it with. c : : 4do Linen Drapery j, and { in. Kegs or hale aia t : if i jee | To take the first booby that graciously came . ie is oe me } Batt Bolts, 64, by 2, not “| os og . ae * estbly | And offered those treasures, his home and his name | 1 de Gloves, 7 by 3 f 7 t » . € : ’ ¥ » is . these two grest sits (0 his happivess and I think, then, my chances of marringe re small ; 2 doShaw!s & Mantles,| 20°buudles Spring, Cust

1 do Ladies’ Furs, | & Llister Steel, 6 do Dress Materials, | 50 set« Wilkie & Gray's 10 packages Glasgow} Plough Metals, : Goods, in Gala Plaids,|400 Wrought lrow Plough Winuseys, Shaws) Shares, \ Printed Shirting,Flan-| 1 case assorted Cutlery, | nels & Shirts, Com-/!00 packayrs Nails and forters, Bugs & Bayg-} ging, Osnabures, Ca-) 50 do Ironmongery and licos, Cotton Handker-| Hardware. chiefs, &e, &e. Casks Bak ng Soda, Whiting, Putty, Wash- ing Soda, Boils Jamaica Crushed Suyar, Currants, Kegs Cud- bear, Powder, Mustard, Boxes London Soap, Raisins, Lozenges, Extract Logwood, Pepper,G'ass, Bays Rice, Pepper, Allspice, Corks. Coffee, Coils Maniila

prosperity might be found together, and yet, | Without attempting to put his matrimonia! and fivancial ideas into practice, be allowed, them to haant him continually. With this; upon his mind, our farmer started upon a) horseback journey to a distant part of the! country, and upon his return made an ac- | quaintance upon the road, in the person of | an old gentleman who was jogging the same way. ‘The companions dined together at a wayside inn, and fraternized pleasantly. during whieh the young man opened his heart to the elder, telling him ali bis plans

But why sbould I think of such chances at all? My brothers are all of them younger taan I,

Yet they thrive in the world—why not let me try ? I know that in business I'm not an adept Because from such matters most strict'y I'm kept

Spikes,

But—thie is the question that pauxzles my mind— Why aM I not trained up to work of some kind? Uselessly, aimlessly, drifting throngh ife, Warr should I wait to be “* Somebody's wife 7°’ [Your question is a pertinent one, Miss; and though your mother is quite tight, no doubt, in regard to your proper destiny. there is no good reason why you should be |

Sige ; ** drifti yout’? in the way you deseribe, | and aspirations, when the old geusleman ad- | antes, mapeete ese lees - Set | | |

dessed the younger: I rather like you. | yourself resolutely to work at something. | my friend, and your honest way of telling) Show your ability to take care of yourself, | your story, and tf you will come and see me and ten to one, * somebody”? will very kindly Rope; Dozens Pails, Brooms, &e. Ke I shall be glad. I have three daughters, | “* propose’? to save you the trouble, by | D. G. & S. DAVIES. sli as good girls as ever lived. Now, per: | ‘ engaging’ you to take care of him! Try it }| Charlottetown, Dee. 7, 1863.

haps, one may be the very one you are ~ DAVIES & WEEKS,

looking for; if so, 1 will do my best to-! HAVING COMPLETED THEIR

Ses: PAL MPONTATIONS

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Ginger, |

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BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

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Look to the regularity of the functions of these foundations of vitality. Holloway’s Pills restore to

t ae Will you be ready in an hour?’ n u etown, -- PE. Island, ‘1 will.’ ‘1 shall return tor you at that were entirely satisfied with that mode oi 7 and Halifax steamers from LIVERPOOL, Has on hand a general assortment of time.’ Which he did. the gentleman ‘sho | poppmg the question. }** Uranus’ from London, ‘‘ Helen Davies’ from

TWEEDS,

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WEALTH FOR THE INVALID

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agreeable. Ride over and see me to- morrow, take dinner, and stuy in the after-

ESPECTFULLY invite aitention to their large and varied Stock of

noon, which will give you a fair chance to see them and judge.” The young man} instantly agreed to the proposal, making! only one condition, that the young iadies | aie STAPLE & FANCY ; errand. This was agreed to and they - 4 separated. The next day, at the time ap: | DRY GOO ID ss, pointed, the young man dismounted at the | Ready-made Clothing, HARDWARE, GROCERIES. |

should not be informed of the nature of his | door of the house ot his new-made friend, | and was heartily welcomed. The hour be- |

the farm, the young map in admiring its)

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younger, when the meal was anvounced, and | which are now selling at Extraordinary Low | the three young ladies and their mother were |

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fore dinner was consumed in looking over | The Store having been recently opted, every | MERCHANDIZE .

| comprising all the requisite articles in STAPLE |

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| many serious maladiea.

| newing the bloom of health.

| order the slightest departure from the proper action,

| and, therefore, may be considered as the regulators

of the mainspring of human life. Apoplexy can always be prevented if the proper action of the bowels be attended to, which this famous medicine never fails to accomplish. Disorders of the head and beart often terminate suddenly and fatally

from obstructions in the system, whieh might gene- {rally be prevented by taking small and regular | doses of this five corrective.

Female Disorders.

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; never fail to restore a healthy action throughout the | system.

Tae printed instructions wil] enable all te correct the first symptoms of disease, and avert Holloway’s Pills soon change the si kly and sallow complexion, tbus re- To females entering

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PPXHESE Pills have now been thoroughly tested

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JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB

PILLS.

To all classes they |

They are known to thousands, who} have used them at different periods, throughout the | country, baving the sanction of some of the most |

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Prices, at Dunean’s Brick Building, introduced. ‘They were all, as the old| CAEN n gentieman bed seid, fine girle, but the| Leer -tireet. Charlotretown. Doe. 2, IGS. youngest, rosy-cheeked, blue eyed, and.

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Hosiery & Haberdashery, Collars, Ties and Searts, Plain and Fancy Flannels,

{ | | Shirts, Skirts & Skirting

and have maintained the highest character

storing tohealth persons suffering under all diseases arising from

IMPURE BLOOD,

and as the Blood is the life when pure, so itis when

The following are among the distressing variety of diseases in which these Pills are invaluable. Bintiovs Fevers aAnp Liver Compiaints—General Debility, Loss of Appetite and Diseases of Females, —the Medicine bas been used with the most bene-

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tion in such cases, and the tharough solution of all

their aiterative effect upon the fluids that feed the skin, and the morbid state of which occasions al! eruptive complaints sallow, cloudy and other dis-| agreeable complexions. i

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Costivenes by c'eansing the whole length of the intestines with a selvent process, and without vio- | lence: all violent purges leave the bowels costive

Fevers, of all kinds, by restoring the blood to a regular cireulation, through the procese of respira-

corrupt the source of nine-tenths of thé diseases |

everywhere, they bave the wonderful power of re-|

ficial results in cases of this description :—King’s

Scurvy, Utcers Ax» Ixvereeate Sores, by the perfect purity which this Medicine gives to the

Scorsutic Eruptioxs and bad complexions, by

The use of these Pils for a very short time will

effect an entire cure of Saut Rueum, and a strikir g

ComMoNn Inrivenza will always be cured by one

Menevriant Distases — Persons whose constitu- ,

, of Mereury, will find this medicine a pertcct cure, as they never fail to eradicate from the system all the | ‘effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the mest | powerful preparations of Sarsaparilla.

G33" The Plants and Herbs of which these Pills |

are wade, were discovered ia a very surprising way | among the Tezucans, a tribe of Aborigines in Mexico. | Get the Almanac of our Agent, and you will read |

‘ especially. The diuner over, they once! f ™ pm —_ eee s aoe emer ate nervous affections, so distressing at certain periods. f USSEL, - o! ew, s, 7 . or Gow : : > more walked out for achat. * Weil, how| a: aiaenis Seeatlons Clothing and Saenttentabenine:” Sick Headache, Indigestion or do you like my davshters? was the old; are “ feet monk, 4 Soot um. dec®, io Cloths, Doerkias, and Trimmings, | Foul Stomach, and Disor- which affict mankind. 5 . entleman’s first question. ‘ They are all! . ; eee ee eee Fe Hardware, fronmongery & Cutlery | : ge ; ‘ | inches—ie a fine model, substantially bnilt and e.. —_ ’ , } dered Liver nice girla, very nice, said the young man | secureiy fastened—now on the stocks at Flat River Nails & Horse Nails, Room Paper, | thoughtfully. ‘* And which of them do you | “md ready for luanching. Blankets, Rugs, and Counterpanes, | In such a deranged state of health the food is noug r 4 th 421 Ty » | ¢ MPPly to Joun Beaton, Flat River, or to the Good Indigo and other Dye Stuffs. | decomposed instead of being digested, and proves like hest (7 was © ques 1 mn. he young: | Subseriber in Churlottetown. 7 | GROCERIES | poisonous rather than nutritious. This derangement est—Kate! She is charm ng, and if | an! JAMES PURDIE. | ie it > St eae + | Can be at once set right by a evarse of these purify- to be your son-in law, you ae give me | March 28, 1864. et Seapets a ing and digestive Pills, which have noma for ) ' . | AISINS, CURRANTS a "IGs, &e. j ; “(te Kate!” ‘This will never do, to ake the Tg the Trade! Stn a, donde ts <>: i] een guetaeatas urea seer | Ratan youngest and by al! odds the prettiest,’ said a : ‘ : ‘ Personally selected with care—purehased _ organs Holioway’s Pills increase the aoetie: re- the old mau seriously. *[ must have her. FINHE Subscriber beiug desirous of closing on the best terms—and will be found to compare gulate the liver, repress biliousness, healthily sti. rninone,” mas he respeose epiken deeided!y| ghee af PALL IMUORTATEONS, will fvorbly with ther Stocks in the market, either, lay th hays vad mare te welt amor e ; : fore dispose of balance ock on han or style or value. | whole d natural h *How much _oeey did you fay you | lox Sapra ter canh cqpareeres paper, Viz: Ww & A BROWN Lode and natural manner than any other wanted?” ‘Five thousand dollars will put | ry cerellet ieee? alte, Va i lari te. tha : . oa at . P Bt) Quarter"Uanks fine Inlay WHISKEY, Queen Square, Nov. 16, 1863. Disorders incidental to Children my farm in excellent order, and make “ Do Do PORT WINE, (4 years in Bond), | ae 4 s worth twenty thousand dollars to-morrow. 6 bartels Crushed SL GAR, * e liver and stomach of children are, from many | . 5 ches é sk CONG CA, | ruse lowed t I mutt bave five thousand dollars mi © Pal Sant aPrS. Bence er aha & So tater aie pe we aa thete | j give you the sum with either of the other) 50 dozen eoloared Cotton HAN okeRCHIEFS, Int ti I Ste hip ¢ ‘parents, hence their blood becomes impore, and | girls, said the old man positively ; * but | et mT as y= _ nternational Steams ip Company, cee — any =e = Sree ee a et ef : ; = » BLAC HREAD, Nos. 29, — | that in the worst form. e Pill, reduced to a | . -— ae inn a ae es pee. REP N. RANKIN First Trip of the Season! powder, and put in a little water, given occasionally Then € § ome. | aN. ANALN, a Are j athe, to children of twelve months old, and to those of Five thousand I must have—[ have set my | _ March 8, 1864, Queen Street | “PVH i Splendid sea-going STHAMER three or tour years, three Pills, and to others of i ev oe eee Sak SR ci Ea RD “NEW BRUNSWICK," E. B. Wixcuesten, | seven years of age, four Pills — will always make | intertinal ohetractior io others. mip po ‘ . JUS. 88) A CARD. | Master oon veuve Railroad Wharf, Portland, on children look blooming and healthy. Seventy-five | ea Seen Ee ans J hae, PP MIESUBSCRIBER. in returning thanks returning, will leave Reed's Ponte Whar, THURS cue cf every hundred do not reach the age of matu- | said,’ was the old gentieman’s reply + ‘80 L| to his numerous enstomersin Town and Country | DAY po Bb March ith at B o'clock, ae oan sid Mellons ia..Pilje mend, sok; apie... preseere | ee suppose the matter is utan end. However, | generally, begs to infosin them that be lias removed | port, Portland, aud Boston.” : t their health, but save the lives of thousands. Many | i! be ‘stead 4 lhie residence to Kent-street, Eust of Mr. Jonny} . q | people foolishly think that children only require a | we wi good fends, and you must | poi man’s, butcher,and nearly op site the residence | > ~ FARES : little medicine twice a year. i sometimes fun over and see me.’ This) of Joux Scott, Eeq., Carriage Raider, where he | ro" ®, Jobe eee pErens et + 0 d t ended the conference, and the rted. The! i* prepared, WITH twen EASED FACILITIES, to | “ “ Tost Penrice ser sree 4 00 | Holloway’s Pills are the best remedy known in the world | : . or execute all orders entrusted to him im bia-line of |. 1 pp gato ene ¢-2 7-9 00 i Jor the following diseases :— young man mounted his borse, and rode) pasiness with PROMPTNESS AND DESPATOW, | 29" All fares and freights payable in New Brans-| \ Female [rregula-Seroful ° s wick curreney. 4 na IC Pea Scromia, Or wor ae a oe -_ o ON THE MOST MODERATE TERMS. 9230) eens JS. CARVELL, Agent. | aoe Ode Iwheots or'elt one Evil |unprorement in the clearness of the skin. : ghiog ate sprang through | viz: pril 4, 1864. t | Toes i ee Sore Throats —_ | Coups and . | ; t+ ————____—____ lainte kinds St & Gravel | : the shrubbery to save him the trouble. . ° > Pp 7 mn Sone & Gravel | dose, or by two in the worst cases, ‘Can't. you accept my father's otier? House, Sign, Carriage & Sleigh Post oFFicE cxDERs. Miche on weit eo yen * Yes, by George, I will, if you say so,’ was. Painting, | ONKY ORDERS payable at any. cite Tie-Doulourenx. | ions have become impaired by the injudicious use | = Post Office (being a M Order Office) i mats odigestion Tumours the instantaneous reply. ‘Then come over Plain and eeeeenoeeet Pa CANADA. can be obeained ae thie ( iflice. vane) tat | Colics (Lotlammation Uleers to-morrow morning before ten o'clock aed | : : per-hanging, The Order will be drawn in sterling. The com- oat pation of Jaundice Venereal Affec- tell: him ©05;’ and the girl vanished like »| Imitution of Wood and Marble, | wimion charuss will be —on Orders np to £5) oneuuption — (Luwbuse tweens of all . : : 8 , 1s. sterling. j aatn fad . par ee OSTS OE , fairy among the leaves. The young man Aud every thing connected with the trade, 2. steriiuy. The "aid tees ‘Minitole of peptic | Ey Piles kinds ' rode slowly home, bat he was on hand next Aud by punetnality and moderate prices, he solicits | OTder will be £19 sterling. Denes v Socmmmante f \enaneme me . ; ye am «| ° > 1. C. OWEN, P syRouners etention 0 whatever cause rey | pasenting to sialing, and married , OMe ani patronage. wage, everal Rost Dai td Ayal, 1864, ostmaster. | eiysipelis Urine Rdadeess bins | oO mont afier. ways on hand, for ein season, WAG- . f ! j