“SP aealh N a ncamg ita

10 ae lh “ tea < ‘ 1 ri

\ ’ friaa OF S petition: nN ore oan \ ‘ » . \ th i ‘ -'- - sf i . a aes nga the Nova > ‘ t \ \f * « ¥ e M r Var 2s, a. 2 tw vo ¥ oi ; : ; \ as i ~ 1 the h . H< Pw i n T ‘ : eons t i é oe i ¢ , Won —ITlalifax, last week, rejoice ckere: measuring 4 “ee | ‘ , ’ ‘ C1 tak - } PRNNY XN \ i . nieased : I i ~ } ~ i } t in ged this winter i commenc n the nin? eany t a ; -<— eT te that barn } ! . ee : = . rat & Pemorok Lot ; } ° , { t i 1 by 1 Wed- nesday. ith inst. The barn contained the of Mr. Pembroke’s labor for the seas his €roy I ¥, Oats and wheat anda 3s farming implemer rhe fire I saadl hw 4) het ibe

was caused OV the chidren, wh were piays gint nw matche The loss is

estim i oe

se rN Ss i CHIU N x WAZA ~ ‘ ur QD > i n sel out by he si nt to ing Into the jition t I children brough x to Canadas : s Rye and ot had a ~ i tal mac ihe uf r if infor. ' nr ‘Y wT 2 te ve : i 3 i rey t a iWoraodie conaliti n

who Dave een brought o

ane XN I 4 tele-~ gram to the St : ports

‘ \f vat MAb Cs ak t c ist i ec veda

afr }

res paitcues I m ti ath nted Fore 5 aes e At + . .

n Manit i tt men of the force

when he i m, were In good con yn

vy! . . } } + Ss could [ expected, ¢ sering ¢ song nd ard $m 1 the i lergone her had bee tat Ito prevent ntie! whiskey traffic by Amet .% ( Han

;

_ ~-_-, 4 Thais J ‘ —- aA i aa 4 4 it . - } » ernor Gen und Lady Dufferin have cently had paid them rm \ h hely s to t how tl \ pprecis PI ted t United States: (Ch the la t peper manus i ‘ \ . cturers ¢ ‘ \ 1Ors r Baker nas i ed them two t est designs turned out from his establishment. Copies i : 5

Of the paper hat n forwarded to ( Awa i wT » the Excellenc , WHO hay “ , a } ,

expressed them hig g i.—

(pit f

—-_- si W NTE am TS f I 72, rt ™m TT 1 Neate .

copied ym a i ites . may

pc j i to s I ir

I

t! ¥ W

: S a } nb } i sO! vy

Jamieson, of Glasgow, Scotland, merc

and manufacturer: was born l\ith De

ber, 1793. and emigrated in early lift supposed, toCanada. If alive, he

titied tos eS Poe n ™ ind of considerable value. Information wanted regarding g hi m, or his children and descend-

Dunn & anada,

ants, if any. aiiiaeetenen

Davidson, Advocates, Montreal), ¢ -+e u-

m Dredge

left Charlottetown for Vernon River, on

rn | after his mission to the Indians of the Far

Monday last. It is reported that she is not yet atwork. | be t rase,a whole week of one of the finest se1sons in the has 1 a le Wa i 4 Y h Esq ss nd mental iz ng the D rT i € Wii € jul v s id nd, having found i av 2 the cause ~ NOW en nt -+—=>P-

Kev. James McKenna, for several years pastor of the congregation oO: thi town, ha n removed to ihe pastoral cl ge of t Cat congregation of De sat 1 t 62. Mr. McKenna wa hig espected clergym nd justly beloved for many amial j ilities as * citizen d g prolonged residence at Summe | He carries with him the best wishes of oll classes of this commun- by

“i

Dox TMENT. —M m A Lawson has, we understand, been appoint- ed Clerk of the Money Order (ffice in this city It ( anot Clerk are, doubtiess, re red Yet it seems strange that assistance to the officials already in the department should be rendered, just raportion of the duties 1 transferred |

- ae Money

diow mot { ad it’

| i Order Office

in thei The ‘

to the of cials

.. at St. JonnN.,

policy is apparently being ca ried out to the letter by the Postal authorities at ttawa ore

os — er Wa ar veecd~ Tne Lecture EASON. we are ea

gly pleased to learn that John Boyd,

Try} ’ lie .

Esq., of St, John, nas consented to deliver

s lecture in this city. Mr. Boyd is, uns

tructive and the Domin- Boyd has only itime Pro-~ the Rey. G. M, Grant, of Halifax.

Loyd’s lecture

doubtedly, one of the most in most entertaining lecturers 1 ion. Since the death of Garvie, Mr. one rival in the Mar vinces- We sincerely trust that Mr. may tend to promote a taste for lectures among our people ; and that a successful may be delivered under the 0 ofthe Y. M. C. Association during winter. There is plenty of soles in the Island. Only let it be des and the long evenings of the

course aus

3@ coming

veloped,

period of our isolation may be made pleas» ng andy € —_— + ; i At: eting of the CANADA Finst.’—At a meeting

‘Canada First’ party—he!d in Toronto on the 12th instant—it was resolved

That the compromise of election petis tions or setting one potition against @no- ther, with a view of evading full investiga= tion of corrupt practices at elections, is illegal and immoral and calis for the uns jualified condemmation of members of every po itical organization.

hat this council make enquiries as to the truth of such rumored compromises, in or der to take legal proceedings, and prosecute vigorously suoh ‘éuses as they may deem proper ; to raire act in the premise

is they may believe best for the true interests of the public,

That in view of the early meeting of the | Provincial Assembly and new election, the | council be requested to frame a measure | providing for the representation of minori- | ties, for compulsory voting, and have |

h measure introduced at the ensuing

session of the Local Legislature

The chairman announced that he had al- ready received three hundred dollars to- wards the object mentioned in the second tesolution.

fund, and generally to |

. LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS. Dratu oF aN otp Re IDENT.~An old and Charlottetown has

* Tohn Morri j at

Tis che

esident ot Mrs,

aad g eK On Saturday evening

passed away.

eight o'e!] “e000 on

ak LAIRD AMON TEM INDIANS, The Min

: f 4} Fendawtnn : ! ) ister of the Interior has eviden i¥ made il

mark among our good brothe) the Indians the North-west if pecial to the | ix it stated that he was pre sented with an saddré by several til Oo to his leay n¢

—t <> Se LIGHWAY Rot

ng agent for the Firm o

BERY IN St JounveeA travel.

n beard, Venning A Co., of St. John named Desforge was, when eturning to t) city on ondav evenirg last, sé il by two m ed men d robbed of all n 1 e i i pe ( <> Orr readers will be pleased to learn that

tenders for the New London Harbor Works i are advertized for accor ling to a plan and sp ecification to be seen at the residenc e of the Hon

to be mado

Peter Sinclair.

rhe tenders are on printed form, or they will

not be considered,— -—eo- Persona. — Mr, Frederic Roper, lat rravelling Auditor of the eat Western Railway, has been ippointed Accountant

ofthe Prince Edward Island Railway. The

Minister of the Interior arrived in Ottawa

West, on the I4th inst. J. H. Fletcher Esq., of the Ar; returned home on Fris day evening la eo <n PostaL.—A correspondent at Georges

town Order hed in that town

on the first of September, it is not possible | ' |

that

establis

informs us although a Money

Office was

On |

yet to obtain a money order there

enquiry, we learn that the postmaster yet wants instructions from Ottawa or St John.

We are informed that, owing to the

same |

cause, the Mon yu der Office at Summer. side was, till only a day or two ago practi. cally useless <a

I 4 nt.—Theo whe John 4 repo ‘A very sad gunning accident HApy »ned a ve ¥ short distance from South Bay by which Mr. Welington Vair, an in» dustri and much respected resident Sout y, | s life. Mr. Vair and Mr. Richard Anderson were returning home from gunning excursion, and had got within two miles of home, and being some- wha 1 of tramping all day, they sat down on the side of an old logging road at the re Mr. James Gault’s n Fergus son lak Here they filled their } s i had nok nd when they had rested suihic y they prepared t art again for

me. Mr. Anderson had lifted his gui und game bagand started, when he v startled by the report gun and 8 k « gO ind on lookir round saw Mr t W his hands and D

fall. Mr. V, had laid his gun across al

,

drawing it towards him

hammer, and the

| things | said you would | evidence of Mrs.

| public meeting, for the purpose of chooss

lishing a libel on me, and manhood nor the courage to retract it

Sir, I will give you a simple advice. It is to keep the truth always before you. You will find the truth is do not wish to there and you

before riches. 1 hard with

you to learn the truth;

be too you, as is yet time for may not be responsible fon you wrote. after McDonald, who proved, in your false statement about the and perhaps you intended to do so, but you may have been

‘ ed by Mr,

retract,

your oflice,

rooms being unswept

Carvell, your employer. tf 20,1 ean do nothing but pity and forgive you,

Yours;’&e¢., Joun ALLEN, Keeper Poor House. > ae +r oe

por’yo, PUBLIC

MEETING

with previeus

iT SOURIS.

In accordance notice, a

had neither the |

the You know well you | hearing the |

met A en i ——- ~_ — _ CORRESPONDENCE. ‘MARRIED, TA AR ARAN RAM AAR As nan aa oat 7H POOR HOUSE, _o mae ee. on the 15th inst., by the Rev. John Murray, Mr, John Johnson, LETIER FROM TAR INSED KEEPER, ever Janet SONMGR: Seth: OF Leng) T; Wr. Cotta , Manax of the Examine > On the = aay al the Bible Christian } * | Parsonage, by the Rev. J. H, Collins, Mr. Str:—Time after time, the Government | Charles kt. . Falland, of Lot 12, to Miss Emma Poor House has been visited by ladies and | peony ss a hag 3 : : a ws : rentlemen of respectability, amongst | same, Mr. Samu 1 ; mhow, Of Alberton - j hom were Messrs Owen, Haviland, Brec- | Miss Adelaide Williams, Lot 13, Sinclair, and others, Fach and every | 0” the 10th care by the Rey, Thos Dun- | sof them has given expression to the | to Garoline Murray, § br scitiog Pom: aa | tact that he found the place clean andin| At the Mawse, on the 10th iust., by the | good order, and the inmates comfortable, | ~~ - Thos, Duncan, Mr. Robert J. @. Dong- | content: “cd and h \} py. You are the ony oF iiisborough Head, _— sete ines person ‘ons has given a different testimony, a M: nse, onthe 13th inst., by the md I furnished you proof that your testi Fe “ pomes eae ch ! McKinnon, mony was false | brought in my assist~ | New "ve a ace” me a it to your office, who stated-to you that] On Tuescay, the 6th inst , by the Rey. T- the rooms were swe} n the very day you | B. MeL an = oe a “er Mary 8 Church, ind’ Mr. Carvell visited the Poor House. menses oe techie Se eee re You promised to retract your false state- I Gourlie, Esq., 1 nion Bank msc gg ment; instead of doing so, like a man, you —— —————— try to eackle like an old hen, and you strive | DiND. to fasten a lie upon me. This conduct is | both disreputable and cowardly in the ex- | tr = go ay me ATth inet, atten & ao ed iNness, Annabella, wife of John treme. You know you did wrong in pul- | Morris, Esq., in the 82nd year of her age.

The funeral will take pi: ice on Wednesday next at a quarter to 2 o’elock. Friends are | requested to attend without further notice.

|

| At Alberton, on the 11th inst., Mr. Jere- miah J. Lewis, aged 23 years.

At New Glasgow, on the 12th inst... aft

| a lingering illness,

| Christian fortitude, | fifth son of Robert and Jane Orr, aged 14 years and 10 months. He wasa promising young man, and was much respected by allwho knew him, ‘ Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.

At Charlottetown, on the 13th inst Townsend Muirhead, daughter of § and Eliza Hodgson, aged. days

On the 21st ult., at residence at the head of an tague, humbly trusting in the merits of the crucified Redeemer. Alexan- der McLean, M. D., aged 43 years.

bore with Benjamin Bullman,

Which he

» Hills th Silas F, 5 months and 4

his

PASSENG ‘ERS.

Pern STEAMER ALWAM IRA FROM ‘xp Hairax.—Messrs. C hester

Boston Lings, D.

ing a the Legislative

representative for

Council, was held at the above place on the |

| of the Island are tural pursuits than to the evil of politics, large one. Mr.

called to the cnair.

16th inst., at the residence of Mr.

the

ames |

Moynahs. Owing to fineness 0 the |

yf | day, and the fact that farmers in this part

t iculs } party ans a

more devotod to ag

the meeting was by no me

large Tickhass. ex-M.P.P., was

& oe one | |

inderhay,

of the candidates, was the first speaker. |

} smart, 21

this orator

He give for the th ird

but not, we are sorry | i i last time, his set |

es, in his

hird and

peech of twenty minut usual very |

] style. In| he managed to |

present Government of many |

melo-dramatic eal effort of his,

sahlw gly

,

: ’ wie } unpardonable sins, the last of which he very charitably stated was the Lefurgy | Award: This old old story of his, was |

a, knocked

into a cocked hat by Mr. Dings

well who told the truth by saying that if

an unjust award had been given

in this ins |

- g w up the iarge was delivered full in his face. The | stance, the Court of Chancery, and not the wounded man was conveyed home, and | Government was responsible. The com- Drs. McFarland. of Paivville. and Addy, of | pulsory Land Purchase Act. and several St. John. were I ght to him they | Other sins of omission and commission of | eould do nothing ay : . " | the late session, were pte to by this | he een speaker, in his own peculiar monotonous | ee es 12 to | style, without any apparent effect upon | th in = privat vices | those who were kind enough to listen Y) frees Prince Edward Island, the Previace | his many times told story a lila Maio anid enemas ‘ombliiin | \ir. Bulger was next to > address the meet» | Soon th ix ah obeoent “Tho wteka « | ing His remarks were well received, and | made arc lela Ente the harvest is one of his explanations in behalf of Underhay’s b rp tl ny years. and the | STevances against the present Covernment, rfor s been most pro» | Were favorably accepted. Hon. J. Ding- | afal man aoaid de~ | 00 spoke next Iie gave a candid and | “ aw The ‘ail ‘ ;; | truthful account of himself since he first than it for m it | Teprese nted this part of the —— up to | -< believed that the yield will | ble the present time. Mr. Dis ingwe: states | t t of y seas n sin e ti ge made | Ment re treated with the utmost res ‘te appearance. ae nit spect. Nevertheless, on the division of the un jerstood the import of nto the | meeting being called for, it was quite evi- |

Island next year wiil be reduced by at

and cosoperation; the cardinal principle, to which he says it res

non-interference quired a new continent..to give free scope, being the right of each individual to choose fc ‘The Puritan fathers were country

x himself

intolerant. Their children, in a

where all was new, cast aside their pre- judices.'’ We only wish the latter asser- tion was as true as the former tae

Masonic.--An Ottawa special to the 5t|

John Jelegraph (Oct. 16) reports: —* The

today. A communication was read from | Knight's Templar of New Orleans, extend~ ing a cordial invitation to the Knights of | the Dominion to visit that city on the oc- casion of the assembly of their Grand | Priory, next September. communications were read from the Prince of Wales, Grand Patron of the Ordor in | Great Britain; and the Duke of Leinster, | Grand Prior of Ireland, extending frater- | nal greetings to the Grand Priory of Can-

ada,

dent, that as f

Homespun,

Grand Priory Knights Templar met here | Homespun, ( | Homespun Flannel, per yard

Very interesting | Pearl Barley, per lb

| Citizen, (Oct. Among the oflicers appointed to the |

Grand Priory of Knignts Templar of Cans

ada, this day,

was the meeting might be

taken as acriterion of oth

MISCELLANEOUS. Apples per bushel

Jarley per bushel 0.75 to 0,85

| Butter (fresh) per lb 0.23 to 0.26 | Butter per lb by the tub 0.22 to 0.

2 per lb 0.06 to 0.12

J

C

Chee se (new milk) per 1)

Cheese, per o 0.05 to 0.00 | 1 lamas ‘seed, “ry Ib 0.00 to 0.06 | Eggs, per vb 0.20 to 0.22 Green Peas, 0.12 to 0.16 Hay, per ton 10.00 to 10.50 | Hides, per lb. 0.6 to 0.06 | Honey, per Ib. 0.24 to 0.25

women’s do)per yd 0.35 to 0° 48 0.31 to 0.43 0.11 to 0.10 0.40 to 0.43 1.50 to 5.02 9.08 to 0.14 | 0.17 to 0.28 0,25 to 0.3

0.08 to 0.04 |

Lard, per lb Oats, per bushe Straw, peg ton ‘Tallow per 1b Wool, per lb Potatoes, per buselh Sheepskins. (each’ Timothy Seed per (bush.) Turnips, per (bush )

_ Hatwax Markets.— From the Halifax | 15,) a retiable authority we | quote :—

Propuce.— Oats duliand drooping. Last |

were Robert Marshall, a5 | .a\e at auction realized 524 cents, though

Grand sub-Prior, in the place of the late | our quotations are still the rate at retail.

| Hon. Alexander Keith, with full control of | the jurisdiction in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. In the absence of Francis Marshall, the obligation ¢: sumed on his behalf by Frater D. | Munro, who was cordially invited, as th | representative of the new Provincial Prior, | toa seat among the Grand dais. Frater Munro was Registrar, and as such a member of the | Executive Council. The Supreme Council | | for the Dominion will be formed to-mor- Hon. Albert Pike, of the Southern

row,

Officers on the | prime Mess $17 installed Grand | $12. 50 , Heads $7.50 ; Feet $7.50.

j 1 | | | | | | |

No Island Potatoes in, but demand limited. | Other kinds of produce unchanged. Large quantities of Butter arrived and prices likely | to decline. Exports, 400 bris Potatoes.

fides was as- | Receipts, 180 pkgs Butter. R. | e | but prices lower.

Provisions. —Pork in moderate re vest At the last auction sale | ‘the following prices were realized for P. E. | Island Porls :—New Mess, « 23.50 ; Old $21 ; 75: Jowls (new) § 15 ;

oo

Advices from Mexico report that Presi- dent Lerdo is in favor of a second term ; and the Diaz party threaten trouble. Gen, Porfiro Diaz will take his seat in the Mexi-

| jurisdiction of the United States, conducts | can Congress, having reconsidered his de-

| ing the ceremonial,”

termination to withdraw from public life,

; han

0.80 to 1.20

0.14 to 0.16 |

men’s wear)per yd. 0.65 to 1.05 |

0.70 to 0 80 | 0.00 to 0.00 | 9.00 to 0.00 |

old | |

S. V. Pleasant, Rx derick {cDonald and wife, Charles McCarty, L. Moore, Thomas Hennessey, J. McDonald, P. McPhee and wife.N. Campbell and John Kenefic; Misses Flora Campbell, Maggie McInnis, Kate Christian, Mary Christian, Mary Johnson, Annie Murchison, Mary Bowe “ Mr. Bren-

and wile.

PER STEAMER ALHAMBRA Mr. and Misses Davies, Catherine Bul; Ellen McDonald, Mary McIsaac, Eliza eth Nelson, Maggie McFarlane; Miss McCor- mack. Flora MeColl, Ann McTavish. Lizzie Henderson, Flora McLean, Mrs. Gillis, Mrs. Dick, Miss McKay, Catherine Mor- |

Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. McKinnon.

to Boston:

rison,

SHIPPING.

OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ENTERED.

PORT

Oct. 12— Ino, Snow, Forest, Pictou, Dunn, Pugwash,

Wallace, bal;

Hawksbury,

Wallace, s

Harbor,

Shediac, bal; Niol coal; Maria Louisa, lumber; Kate, Fraser, Howard, MeMurray, herring ; Acadian, Stewart, stone; Rival, Arnold. Sheet | lumber; Riversdale, Heyson, | Mahone Bay, aoalen. herring, &c.;| Elizabeth, Dugary, Chemogue, lumber; | J. Daie, Grant, Bay Verte, deal; Char- | cs, Turpel, Halifax, molasses, etc.— 13—H. Newell, Jean, Picton. cos). —14 Lily. McDonald, Richinucto, lumber R. Munn, Munn, Pictou, coal; 8. S. Alhambra, Doane, mdse; sch. | Winnie, Arthur, Shediac, stoves and | fixings. 15—Albert,Herring, Port Mul- | grave, limestone; Lion. McIntyre ing voyage, 205 bbls herring; Murray, Arichat, bal; Zetland,

Boston,

fish-

Sarah, |

Grant, | |

Richibucto, plank. 16—Hard Scrabble, | Connor, Bay Verte, lumber. 17—Sch. | Gipsey B le, Steele, Pictou, coal; P. L G nderson, Pictou, coal ; Carrie,Camp- be Richipuet ] nk: Le Hart, Ro- bertson, Pi 1: Han 1, Newell Jean, Pict i Fear Not, McN Pictou,coa —| Pheraburn,Sthcet Harbor, t I JUS ‘egrant, Wal- lace, bal; Experierce, Landry, Pug-| v a < A i<’d Dp sa Ja | i; of Cans neck. 8 Gavt , Dal : Aiax lilts, Port il; Shelbor iters ring Dun mm, ndries ; Ni na 2 Kean, = an, , Wolf » Ma } tou ‘Man ae ; uche, 1 Georg >Donald, in ovage, 360 ito 0.2 yr n, Eliza, | ax, bal; Ann I Clar ] irk, E ty N } Q

| it was known only

| up. | Crapaud, Oct. 2 McNeiil, St

-—-Cleared, Sch. Frederick, John’s, Nfld, 2382 bushels |

oats, 1437 bus. and 60 bbls potatoes by A iC. Leard | The Summerside Journal reports having

received a letter on Tuesday, dated Oct. Ist., from Captain Thomas Costain, stat- ing that the schooner Prince Bismark on the 23rd ult., in a squall off land, had her spars carried away and had | to put into Pictou. She was bound for | Boston, laden with mackerel, for the Hon. |G. W. Howlan. She has been supplied with new spars, and will be ready for sea} ag ain in a day or two.

| THREE MONTHS from this date, all

least twenty-five or thirty thousand barrels. r parts of t rels. Barley and oats are also an average | District, the contest will rest between | " ‘i Dleav ani Tinderhay TY former. in all | CLEARED ifnot more. Turnips and po too | Bulger and I nd¢ rhay he former, in al : = Sea. ao eve excellent. The mackerel fishing is probability, will be the succ ssful candi. | Oct. 12- Active, Palmer. AULLTAX, PLO= | are exceiuecnt. hae ni kere Mshing 1 ; . duce: Jd. hk. Stewart. Mc Donald. Pic- i illy double that of any lormer year. To sah I |) a we tyr tou, bal; Gipss ry bride ,» steele, Pictou . . rer ir ( a yr 1 ; i 1 cure the enormous catch barrels had to be ere ne | bal; Arminta, McDonald, Pictou, ba Ce ti i th United CANADIAN, i Awake, Hingley, Tatam: h Ova Scotia and the United ES i i a take - > 4 at a i +4 King’s County, Lot 44, Oct. 16, 1574. ricks; P. L. G., Ruaaroon » Pictou, uilding has been prosecuted bal; Mary Sheenan, Hickey, St John’s, | ust will prove remu e Nild., produce; Guid ‘Viet ey, Bt with vig id we trust will prove remun- DIOS OTDpPEeWM Nil : lide, ickey, i rr : i : a PRICES CURRENT John Nild., produce. 13—Margaret spative he re »} y 1s r ‘Ou ( . 1 erative. ira ud , Zeneranriy, 1 not counted Jane Dixon. Buctouche, bal: Kathe | very brisk, and yet it must be good, if we Chitov October 2, 1874 leen, Walpole, Pictou, bal; Emmanuel, | udge from the large increase in the rev- —_——— Halliday. Pictou, bal; Three Sisters, MEAT. | Millar, Halifax, barley, oats, potatoes. bee Beef, (sinall pieces) per Ib $0.06 to 0.14 | 14—Acadian, Stewart, Wallace, N. S. + | Beef, per Ib (i by yt quarter) 0.05 to 0.08 | bal; Hope. McFayden, Pictou, bal. | Tue Cavrck or Canapa.—At the meeting | Ha eet lb 0.04 to 0.08 | 15—Foam, Morran, Pictou, bal; B. F. of the Evangelical piiasne~—beld in Tor- | Lai e Guerre: oe eee | Wait, Aylward, Boston, 1479 bbls and to Sas he Rey. G. M. Grant af! Lamb, ‘per tb 0.05 to 0.10 31 half bb!s mackerel, I. C. Hall; sch. onto recentiy--the hev. UG. J rrant, | Mutton , per lb 0°6 to 0.10} Quando Douse, ston, 1237 bbls and | Halifax, one of the most thoughtful and) po small pieces) per ib 0.10 to 0.14 102 half bbls mackerel, 224 drums, | adv oe of the Seotch Ministe rs, Fé ida Pork! per ib bygthe carcass 0.084 to 0.094 500 qtls codfish by I, C, Hall; 300 *} 1 Veal, per lb 0.04 to 0.07 | bbls mackerel, 40 boxes eggs. 4 bbls yaper on ‘‘ The Church of Canada. Can ' } - sa ae et = : POULTRY | lead, 5 crates geese, by Hl. Coombs. such a thing be? Commenting on Mr. ig . 16—Hard Scrabble, Connor, Bay Verte, Grant’s answer to his own question the | Chickens, per pair $0.30 to 0.50 | bal; S.S. Alhambra, Doane, Boston, 99 | ’ a As avs. “If his answer is : Ducks, (each 0.30 to 0.40 boxes egg R. T. Holman; 64 . do, Toronto Nati says, Ai DIS answer ls 4! Fowls, (each 0.25 to 0.40 | Wright and Robi 50 do, H. J. Far- little vague, his hopes and aspirations for | partridges, (each 0.25 to 0.80 row: 55 do W. L: Dean: 35 do H. the land of his adoption have an honest Turkeys, (each _ » to 0.50 Combs ; 47 do Blatch & Mckenzie ; 56 . | Geese acl 0.42 to 0.00 de _—Leod : 214d hes > 42 dk ring about them, As to the nationality of | » er : = - god 2 7 noe S: =o | i an ‘h deine an ii 4 AITK ; 22d DDIS. Sn, ae rowan, Canada there are differences of opinion, BREAPSTU Ss. 103 do L. D. Vickerson; 170 do H. N but there is no doubt as to the fact that | Buckwheat Flour, per lb 03 to 0.03 Churchill ; 147 1-2 do F. T. Newbery 30 to 8.60 12? do T. Dovle : 64 do Loneworth & Co.: | ro | » emerg ge. Of | Fl » perbbl “ a-~ GO 1. yle ;64 do Longworth & Co.; | we have emerged from pupilag € f the Fl our, per 100 lbs 95 to 3.50 63 do D. Davies: 61 do I. Hall: 30| pres state of Canadian sentiment there | Oatmeal, per 100 lbs 00 to 3.50 hhds sugar, McDonald & Co.; 2. tubs | i: no uubt. There is now a common sen- ris i butter, H. McLeod. 17—Schr. Sea Foam, | a _ ' * . . i » > ‘ 1 le ne timent of patriotism, though many circum> re odessa os “I B Ba _ ie a Bain peers “a | - , ahs odlish per qts poigeivcllndoiied all and sundries, by yndman Brothers ; | stances have kept back the growth of this | ,,, rri ng per bbl 1.87 to 6.49 Vlirt, Rude, Cape Breton, 730 bushels feeling. Canada is a nation conscious of a | Mackerel per doz. 0.48 to 0.72 otatoes. | og: Cen | ae ab} whe ‘ — i distinctive life and able to stand alone | ESQOPA TR IDDS. Memoranpa.— By telegraph, Oct. 12— when the time comes, In this Universal | proyyjock, 100 feet. 0.81 to 0.97 | The brig Achertes, of Prince Edward Island, : j emu . oa i » Px ED “naka 73 OVE ae Church, as he constructs it, Mr. Grant lays | Pine do 1.62 to 2.48 | from Pictou for Pembroke with coal, weut : ; } ce | Berees | do 0.81 to 1.00 | ashore on Sa*urday on-Kam Islands, near down three things as essential, recognition, Shi , per M. 2.11 to 234 | Searsport ;she is full of water and will break

Pictou Is-}

LAuncHED from the shipyard of Mr. |

| Millar, inst., antine,

Lot 10, on Wednesday for the Hon. John Yeo, a fine Bark- named the May, 300 tons register, and classed A, 1.,7 years at Lloyds. The May is a handsome vessel and carefully | constructed ofthe best material.—On Sat- urday last Mr. John Ramsay launched from his shipyard in this town, a fine vessel of 550 tons, called the Bridegroom. ‘This vessel is an excellent model, and workmanship is done in good style. The | Bridegr oom classes Al. at Lloyds for 8 ears, and is owned by the Hon. William Richards. —¥From the shipyard of Mr. David |

| Grady, on Saturday last. a_ fine barque | | called the Carrie Jane, 456 tons register, | classed = 1. at Lloyds for 7 years, forthe Hon. J. Pope.—On the 10th inst., from i the dite of Messrs. Coffin & Glover, Mount Stewart, a very handsome and high-

| ly finished Brigantine, copper fastened, 242 2

| register, to class 7 years A, in English | Lloyds, named the Annie Marie. The vts- | sel was built for Messrs. Peak Bros. & Co.

Notice To “Importers

MPORTERS are "hereby notified that in | future any goods remaining in the suff- | rance warehouse, Without being duty paid ; and entered, Within TEN DAYS “after being | landed. will be removed to the bonded warehouse at the expense of the owner,and be there subject to double the usual charges.

D. CURRIE, Collector Ch’town, Oct. 19—lin

the 7th |

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gists throughout Canada 1 your druggist has not got it in stock, ask him to send for

. , ee e | Agent for Prince Edward island, ALSO, For 1874. FORSYTH In compliance with the provisions of the " mae | several Acts of this Island for levying an ALIE AS | Assessment on all lands therein, I have ap- Gi ul Agent for Nova Scotia and C. BP. | pointed the following persons to be Re- Sept. 21, 1874 ly | ecivers of the said Assessment :— ee rere ene ieetecenieaenenerinie PRINCE COUNTY. ) j Py Tuomas Hocxrn, Township No. l,‘and the ] / é L eastern parts of Townships Nos 2and 3. ' \ 6 Rorert Gordon, the Eastern rage Set | ments of Townships 4 and 5, Township ’ . | No 6 Savage Island. Gur Fail Importations ee ace mt | Ricuarp CostTain, the western§Shore Set- COMPRIS | tlements of Townships Nos. 2, 3, 4 15

| Now f! rt Nui ul

neurTnpp - wen | VENATIUS S. Gus, J vincetown, Prince. FEATHERS, FLOWERS, HOSIERY, GLG\ AND | town Re yyalty, Ter nships Nos. 18 and 1; | : -rover Fist nd George’s Is x ry at Grover, Bunbury, Fish a 5 2

CLOTHS, | lands. il | | | MaJor Wricut, Townships Nos. 25, 26 and! Kaney Coatings, Overcoatings §

| 27. IWEEDS, GREY AND WHITE Joun Lane, Townships Nos 28 and 29. ;

‘Cottous, Sheetiag,

IN GREAT VARIETY town Common, Chark ttete own Royalty,

. — ay Townships Nos. 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, the

i ' aN ns 44 " Goods by Mali steamers | northern m oitie s of Townships No . 36,

t NAVIZATION Close | and 37, Towns hip No. 65, Governo! 's, St. Ss ieee a ¥ ial das in Peter's, York, Pownal, Goose and Bed-

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~) bbls. choice CANADA FLOUR and Prim Islands. SO from new wheat, just received, for | Wirr1am Ross, Townships Nos. 60, 62 and sale at lowest rates. | Wood Islands.

OWEN CONNOLLY & CO. | poxatp Nicnorson, {Allan's Son] Town-

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|RHEUMATIC CURE.

: HOISERY, upon evidence in the possession of the agent, in the shape of numerous testimonials from

This statement is substantially a Fact base

ae.. past sufferers, in ali the walks of life, and particularly from some some of our most spectable and trustworthy families:

DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE.

In its history, this invaluable Medicine oe- cupies the most honorable position possible rany remedy to aitain. A few years since to the friends and neig bors and patients of the proprietors, and al- wa ought for by them whenever tro wilh Rheumatism, and in this the notice of physicians generally a through their favorable expression, and its “| I iged value asa Rheumatic Remedy, the demand for it became so frequent and urgent as to obliga its proprietors to increase their facilities for ils manufacture, Its re- putation rapidly extended, and soon orders, letters of enquiry, letters of thanks, and cer- tilicates of praise, were daily received from United States and Canada; this way on a basis of its merits alone —unaided by ‘tricks of trade” or special nt enviable Wherever introduced it has re- seived the most flattering preference in the treatment of all rheumatic complaints. In this we are really grateful and happy, not cause our medicine finds ready sale, and is consequently profitable to us, do we say this, but because we open a new field in and cure at once what e for ages en to relieve. We fill a unoccupied, We relies ‘th 1e and minister to God's poor; were the laboring man to the his in-

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