- CP hON LAL Lt MSLATU RUE, of the Confederation question has caused, | F ~—-- ee + dl think it will be difficult to tell How — Ty viduals stand with respect to parties hen

HY VSE OF ASSEMBLY. 1 saw the drift of the te cael in regard

r’ . , geen ’ vo the constitution of the Legislative Coupes! ia oF THE COLO is it now stands ra the Report, | strongly ex- Frivay, Mareh 31, 1°65 pressed the hope that the delegates would

TT vw e ous frum car tae xeepe this [sland from such a pieee ol cor

ruption. Again, with respect to our Local Legislatures under the Contederation scheme, what would it amount to? We weuaid bea

revert te@homee tung of the Cotte rence at Obarlotreruwn, | may say that the Go-

verument having behaved so handsomely. to oa 7 ' : ; oa ‘laughing stock to the world The City me by giving me a commission as a delerate * I wit t 28¥ ne me eompliahee to any etl Council would be a king to such a Leyis- ¥ it wea n } Me oar yarti- aie : lature. In this louse searcely anything blur irsa, | was dis} sed hut te persist in ¢ <4 would be left-us to du, but to legislate about

some of wy wiews, tf the a@minittration ol ’ » ; dog tuxes dnd the running at large of Swine.

——s aa eek ri pote -. re Some bon. members have referred to the - , ~~ ul y ao a oz ar ta great advantage ot thie © ony being allowed auain; When the \Cadadiaw delegates came *? retain its local legislature. Rsptebly wen bo Us Coaferenee.the alucl points they intend to remove to Canada themselves,

and care little about what they leave bebund

et 7 ere eewrennet ati ; Mh p - al Me f ot sie ‘Soees’ aa 2 them t will now turn to the Seneeles gre nominated W py House to consist of 60) °° the Report. — When the Gamapaptes * members—20 for Upper Canada, 20 for-Ca- finance was appointed at the ¢ unference . pida Fast. and 20 for the Lawer Praviness. | 78° & satisfied that the proposition ter a} | ' . a wh grant of £200,000 sterling, to this Colony Adie & nt ae ee would be carried: out, that l eeareely guve | peered to be the ivadung principle tor whieh eae y en” in ther chntendet l erquired what they re appormntine as any ns! w i be willing toeoncede to us for civing Sir, when the Comumittee reported at the up orivilese of tazing autéelvee? Srabifér Conference Board, | was strack with amaze- han ; guar cet ter nee: and! they asked ment, and expressed mysell very. ee what lt ought would be fair. {wiid £ 200.- that effet. : at my sugszestion ae — -— ce 000, sterling, or £200-000, currency ond «ithat the Committee should reconsider their

<cheme. But, Sir, | believe that my objee-

} & thi nor en { he riaecred i yt ° that this money Shoald be piaced in.o our tions to the committee's report aroused the

“ nds, entirely atthe control of the : . eal ' Re , : a r ; 7 : = A e : delegates from Newloundlaad and New Brans- es Tuia a e . i e a,” : is Wick, for when it waa brought in again next

vl ‘ roposition i stood, wi: emt ok ee al moroing a subsidy was provided tor each o

asaented ter. L had also priy ste convers tions emp idiehenina,-bert dt aid wet tacinibs on} “agg oe ve nee we bs it bi wes tMowanes for this Island. Newfouadland ae NSE > OP Sey snclpny tere phate: reeeived a liberal consideration at the hands of the claina. With the impression that a if the Committee, the sum guaranteed to Ler veing S150 VOU annually, The Report says that this allowance is for the surrender of her mines and minerals, and public lands to the General Government; but in reality it was given to that Colony on aceount of the plea put forth by the Newfoundland dele- gates that their people were, to @great extent, paupers. ‘The Colonial Secretary informed us atthe Town meeting that the grant tu Newfoundland was wade in consideration of

grast to the amoun®,-arnd on the conditions which | have stated, was to be given to this Cslony for the purchase of dands, [did not

for that opposition at Quebee to some of the first clauses of the Report which L other- wise would have done. I feuand that two of the leading members of our Government! were in favor of Union, and providing that anything ike fair terms were alloweJ this Island, waa d’spoved to throw no obstacle

n on e venert » \ ave as a =. _ ep = r : nd ber revenue being nearly wholly derived berourht down hefS.~ We had been in Con- | 'F°™ customs’ duties, the relinguishment of terence only a 1d duy8 Woen the question whieh would le ave her without any loca! in- : eome. Bat 1 ask what are the local revenues

of representation to the Upper Branch came up fot consideration. On aceount of th

Newfoundlandpdelegstes taking part in the proceedings, and it b-ing proposed to give titetdieluwy four mewbers mithe Legislative c nneiy the Cunvdian winmesters retire | into ‘ ; st

f this Island ? Would we not pearly be in the same positivn ag Newfoundland if our re- venae from duties were given up to the Gene- rul Government? Then New Brunswick, too, received a consideration to induce her to enter the (Union, namely, the respectable

sum of 363,000 a year for ten years. This grant, nu dowbt, was obtained through the able advoeacy of Hon. Mr. Tilley, who was . on the committee as fiaance minister for that | equal representation in the [ er Branechas : i ,

: ie i, ee es Provinee. Aad, Sir, lam not much surprised | *® security against the saperwr inf) sence “oO .

' ; > : that the £200,000, sterling, was not secured Whe the t pper I rovinee would poss as in i :

I il my stuskete uf reais fur this Island, since | heard the Colonial the Lowe puse 0 he wiple of re "

; i , Secretary, who acted on the financial com- entation bY Population When the pues- . ; ’ } io 6 gion uf representation in the House of Coa mittee tor this Colony, declare that he con-

) rf epresent i e ; 2 of uo .

: ‘ ' : } sidered the terms of the Report just and mone came up tor disenassion his princes > : :

: , * why PP’ liberal to Prince Edward Isiand. When I was ablyy and strenteusly pe@oniended for by the Lion George Brown: and well it mighg for he knew that it wonld enable pper (‘nada to maintain te control of the Gene- ral Legislature for ever. Representation by population will give the two Canadas | 00 of "% matority over ati the Lower Provinces dn the Houdse of Coma ms, Sand by dach f the Canadas having aa wany m mbers in ttre Legisiative Cuoune:l as the whole of their usiern sisters, they will together a! wags

vir coune:!l chamber, and returned with profsition tust 2 members should be allowed to each of the two seetmone of that

Peovinee fewer Canada stood out for

j

objected to the report of the financial com- mittee on the ground that no grant was to ha giyen to this Culony, the dion, George Brown said thatmore money was already al lewed us than we would know what to do with. And no wonder that he said so, when

lraw up the financial arrangement, affirms

subject of expenses, and show that our tax ation must be greatly increased. Besides haying to tax ourselves for local improve- ments, we will huve to bear wu share ol the

command a majority there of 24 over us, so

that th iy principle on whien we, in the

Mearitiore Colonies, can exnect justice will e throug the quarttels of the two westera Provinces? Tn View’ of Mis, f ask what prospect is there lor us if we give n our revenue, fut to put our hands to eur Pp ckets and pay our own expenses We confit hepe te eontend wita the inflaence which

them now, and will be less able to.do so under Confederation, for they will be mach heavier than at present. In the matter of defences alone the outiay will be enormous. What says Colonel Jeryoia’ report? L will read an extract from the Quebee Chronicle of Mareh 17, 1865, which, after giving some remarks of the London Times on that report, ‘freely admits that Canada is unable to lundertake the share of these defences assign- ed ber. Tune CArenicle remarks :-—

wil be hrvught to bear against usin Canada. What did we see in Toronte but an estah- Ieshment fiited up with every convenieneg, which was presented to tie Hon. Mr. Brown m consideration of his ade wey ar f pper Canada’s interests? And then agitin in Lower Canada, the Hon. D'Arey MeGue hae “Turn we now for a brief space to the eon- Deon prosembedewit a heavy fWetiished com- | * deration of that pertion of the Times’ article plete «9 Shetsitver plate.onm the table, (or his ‘baving reference te the preparation tor detenee,

: ’ | Phere is sowething ia tt se maice, and at the same | advocacy of the interests of Mx e » | Phere is soimet , . ' : hontreat Thes time so thorengily selfish, that we hardly kuow

Ne eengres nor aa io. 9 be gained bs able whethet to be trost amused OF nest confemptions nod persevering potetiei ins tn Canada: but Speaking ot the fortifications which Colonel Jer- ere we trite ne feward save the sense of vuis's Teport ays are necessary for effectual de rgitin defending the interests of our coun | feaceythe Tunes says try. “(Oneers.)* Tt has heen said hy sume of “They are uo tifes,indeed. Canada, thongh thd Wfvucates of the Quebec Scheme that we! with but a small population, has a long frontier; shvald not blame the Canadians af ot éontainns | in faet, it may be deseribed as being all frontier, objectionable provmons, fers atthe Confe- | and as being vulnerable all over, Tuere is hardly | rence, votes were taken by Provinces. Trey | * village ov a farm in the country that is maere | wéer@pot at tault im all easee: in x few in- | thane fow dase’, maron = Sa eee etirices the delegates from the Low e a | may ve reached at once by a party iD ~ ern

: 7 soldiers. Hence the magottade ot the works, | vinces were niost to blame. Several.of the | whier:. if executed by the Provinees, will be a Canidiaos were to favor ol the elective prim- | real fivancial burden, and if taken in hand by us, eifple for the L *pinlative Connell; buster early } well add considerably to ourestinates for years to | ail the delegates from the Lower Pro inces | ene Coleone Jertois save that he regards the declared agwrnst tt. They seemed to be ear- | works fot the defence of Montreal and Quebee us ried away with the idew offi the members of , being of the most pressing importance. Phe cost | tow Upper ido a being tuken from tie ex- oft these at Q sebee is te be #200000, of those ut } istetg Legishetive Codtesia in the eoveral Moutreal £443,000, and the armaments at those | Colonies, and voted that they should ie ap gen a a _ane tie Pane a a pointed for lila, Ona thig question the deie-, fortifications reeommended at Kingston, Loronte

t '

, ‘ oe and Harntlion, will coat about £500,000, and the } syne Ow ro other Lower Provinces acted abeomments for those places about 100,000. Thus, | ie ® tnost reitish ineuner Phiey even agreed | yy tertifications for Canada alone, it is proposed | tothe Canndiat reposition that the number | tw expend £1,343.000, wich any one acquainted

of Covnerilora showid be fixed. This. as |. with the history of sucb matters is well aware will | have alrcady stated, L consider @ very ob- expand to at least a couple of miilions. Now, of | Jevtionmble featare in the new constitution. this eam, Eler Majesty’s Government propose to | We koa wiebacop Nova Séotm ¢heythad to sepply £200,000—the amount necessary for Inzti-| break ¢i boleh the warrant of Her Majesty, fy mg Quebee. Thisis * an banperial tortress 7 at nid appoint additioual Councillors to carty } was the Scweies one - re cattintell ot reepane: ble guyernment. And we alay *" English victories, and baa so wide a repntation as yy ran 2 aisy BOW » of the strong places of tae world tha the na- that Ini Britain it is sometimes foand aeces- — , iGeibea: re tional bonor i¢ committed to mamtaining it. We |

fury to create new Peers in order te CArTy | have no desire to quarrel with the decisi-n of the | eeriaio oca®aréss “But 2 wratr to explain (goeteryment. Whether tae Canadian Gevern- lutheer im regard to tie desion taken in the juent will really spend bolf a million on fortify ing Cyoterence am the question as to whether) Mevtreal, as Lord de Grey expects, we very | tre Legisiative Counes! should be elective or much doubt, for there is a great difference be- nominative | Mier the motion im favour of | tween calling eut Volunteers and Militia at a waking t eleeiive was lost as [ held the | |e of exetietnent. and taxing the eoumunily te vpition that if it were mt electiys, it ought |e Masters of earthworks and put guns in posi-

ty be constir@ted? aa nearly ns possi!) e. on rien It the fort Contin ot Qursre by Bigland | that PTS) bee —l1 gobm tied “a Téeylus ion to eS ee — os a = oe } ake : : ; tween the Mother Cowutry and the Colony, then ue ference on the pont, When | we stippose we mat subst and pay the £200, id so, 1 wat Sudiet the impression that it U0, vr Whatever niure the works may cost.) Bu would be pieced op recorg. Daring the firit} we cannot affect to guy that it will be dove with feW duys ter the Delegates met. ali motions any enthusigew.” were pul down, #od als, the names of the i Any one acquainted with such matters, we move sud meondersa, the underst nding | re told, well Knows that these fortifications will being thet busines? was to be ¢ mnducted ac. | Cost twe millions sterli: g Ol this sum the Tomes Surding to tine practice of the Canadian Par- considers twe hundred thotsand, or one Otth, all biament Sealan quenutiy, howeser, 1¢ was wed wore than Great Britain's oper of the ex- ngrecd that the vues snvuld by taken aXe penditure And thig view of the eine respon Jom and th: aa ae ' ‘ | sibilities forces us te return to the cause which ue | -: thatp reg ora howld U8 « ape ot! seoguatestora iftes. ¢ utha A vain then, we aay. Cana. | thegpryceddimg? But uiduow gh. ge pee ce ee eins ene eeledeent * BSW Chat the claps} iy hus no quarrel with her powerful weighbeur, | na Te stance ln tie Heport did wut pass weth- oor would have, but ag a dependency, an outlay | cat ao «farOon my Pareto orodify re Twill ing portion of the Brivish Linpire, a Weak point, | fread ).¢ fee duten whieh | subunit: di By uluerable and easily assailable. That we are al. this ws ve furlt of ours; butsays the Times, * you soualtake the cobs quences, You must jerily the

Hesoiezsd, That at the first and a] ue qieai

C.0C Livi Of heim Uers Lo sei ve ia tue Upper lranel : i uf tue Pederal Legislature, tev Ara ” 7 “ weakest pomta, and bugiaud will waderiake that | ‘ sez all e * ve Chee

oo oe aa of 0 whick reeves the least expenditure ven eal

.* J vein | thes of Gb 4c Tf ; $ “7

L-euislntguendrepepeanpardiyly-dediles |) She wherefore must Wet Suppose we are vot abk thie é 5 | “ q How then? Aud most assurediy we are not. |

ia th ' ve shall be of Upwards of tnarty |) : ; s-titil 1.800000 , ‘|

youre of age; wur-igali ut MP MAY Caducsilae o [wy millions less ene-tihh—£ 1.u0, tering

Something more for armament aud militia, and

co MACVETY four veats Kifer lint first & “chien ; i we shall reach perhaps semewhat over the ori

b betder Wihee whealh gee ol BE PD nid of tise Bh, ok fetes ,

years fe be dee ded tre ?, nud ihe dra ginal twe millleus—a sum as nearly as may be}

; . efi aw li rv) . ’

Same Piao Cees He Orel Sesaiics of lise Co equal toa pound sterliug per head of the whole ix Orsi Sesax tise i x , - .

a gosiacurs population. er five dollars fer every wan, Woman |

l considered lyiaalle thi: } \ aod eid ba the Proviwe. Geutlemen of Too ey | ideTeu tt auviea ile that the men who bs reet, it cunt be dene, 3f Canada wants de-! etefatd ¢ prewant euch Proviiee in the Leyes : fending Rug and inst deteud ber.” batitd Usuneil, us t wy Woull be lew on nese: ber. eught ws be Ap pont ‘do hy, and . «meen the confidenes of, booty branches Ut che Iveal Jeng viatar bis pProuviseut I deem “jf os peviasity necessary a8 regurded the miereaa

al this I+dan I, for st te eXigemety douberui,

Now therecis the opinion of one of the Canadian newspapers, and thatet the Lon. don Times Abut two milion pounds, sierling, will be required for tortifications, und ot shis sum Geeat Britain will vuly pro- cvide £200,000, leaving an amuant ww be} ‘raised by Canada, together with the arm. | iments she will have tu procids, eq ial to tive doliars per bead of her populeion This sum would be more than enough; yet it os

sop tee Lown take place. whether we Bball CVet bave w sinygice representative inthe G neral Goverament ; and i otlerwiee, we wt benst csuout eX pech amore than rouge My

Motion, bawevery Wardost. DP wel not ae- not all that would be requred. In coanve. A Cargo of Improved Stoves,

cuw my brother deleg. ~ } $ uy ‘ elegates from tee i<land, Huon with this sabjee L wil read the follow.

the delegete trom this Island, who assisted to |

that it is liberal. | shall next refer to the |

expenses of Canads, as she is unable to meet

| snitable for Churches,Schoolhonses, Worksho} 3,etc, | places on the Island

= ae ee a

The estimate furnished W that one Phirty Pounds Reward! THE ROAD TO HEATH CHEAP GAS. - NOTICE TO THE TRADE.

ifs cost.

PEW SUBSCRIBER HAS RECKLY

sir 4) »* ne that Paap: : built tor 7 a a ans at. an Th \ wy } ON ms } 373 FEU Directors of the Cha: lotterown Gas ED THE USUAL Canada oe : Ry ve . " eid d by the Wari- THEVEHE Gevernment ef thie Teland will pay a wad ~ val > j Light Company bave reduced the price of . . * Ne eT ee vith the out rewued of THERTY PORN DS to any person = g }GAS from 14s. to 1s. per thonsand feet, when Spring & Sumner time Pregenpes. a es olla" : : : a ro for the apprehension of auy.of the andérmentioued J, “fh tk 1 consumed iu Gas Stoves, for couking or heating | . etruetion ot turtifications would have to be } DENSE RTERS, ie Col INFORMATION, ' é Ww | purposes : : Reports of Fashions for ] ceeded witls at ovet PRIVAT Eor otherwise, whieh will taghe appre \ vs s : | The Gas Stove nsed for heating purposes, sur- | With Furr Sizen Ctr Pirtrkxa oF Ganwesy!

Tv be coneiudcdin our nert. any Deserter trom Her Majesty's 2nd

pass all other Stoves im cleantiness, safety, quick- the 16th Regt of Foot :

reas of ndaptation, as well asin economy. The Gus Stoves. when used in Halls, radiate a | On :

warm aud agreeable atmosphere throughout the | Queen Street ch, N BRL,

whele house, and as the gas con, wilh the greatest | april (0th. 1363 i Street, Churlottétow;y, sufety, be left burning during excessive cold nights. ; ae om *

m& (it obviates the necessity of using stoves in the = = te,

» | Bed-rooms throughout the dwelling, thus making :

| from the representations on the Fo thion Play

hension of Orders punctually attended to

talion oO

NX ¢ ‘ ‘ > ; ij Ss gored of Deserters trom Her Majesty's 2nil

i iA rN 14 ». a 79 Battalion of the Mth Regt. of Foot, from Terspay

the &th day of AvGust, to TPeespay, the oth SEPTEMBER. Tdb0;

Daily Expeeted per Urania. Private ALEXANDER MePIHERSON, age 86)

e,

years, @ native of Glasgow, Scotland; height 5 feet

capa gee ae ; ie at thindde. ® tins Stov -rfor ‘e e duty as five on in a ; ‘i. . Ba inches; hair brown: moustache and whiskers; one Was Stove pe rform the sate duty ‘ CHESTS and Half Ches's Prime aS eee obuiptenion callow; broad Seotch aceent SKCURED BY six coal stoves when placed in the several Bed Congon TEA, 4) Buys Patua KICh, Taeibute THOM sti) GOODMAN, age 22 years and | roonis, and not ouly diminishing the risk of aoe : , : sake ary aad . r ar wane extent, but also the cost of warning the 120 Boxes London SOAP, c s+ jolt § feet S& inches; a native of Le La > the sami extent, “) do do bo very snuperiol : 2 ae I } ie” bat eens eyes hazel; com- i 1O I l A ) V A Y s I I LLS * | various apartments, together with the yet yrente oO} Canes nssorted Confectionary, in 2 1b hotties i. wry, f reland; Dir " Aes. benetit derived by euabling persons to discoutinuc a. aL alias » al bak Wie plexion fair. i > > sas the use of Bed-room fires, so highly injurious to = Bake ~ eee a merrere Private DANIEL McREADY, nge $4 ors anil Impurities of the Blood. pas oe of Bed-ro gbly ij : . vp ; i 8 months; a native of Ireland; beight o feet 7 : a oie Apply at the Warehouse of E. R. TAYLOR, eo ~ pe Bree <y " inches; complexion dark; hair black; eyes dark In selecting the most appropriate medicine for a athe Gas WORKS. Sta 100 on op ii Ted Oil” Private JAMES SEATON, age 26 years and § particular ailment, there nay be oe ie tam Pa: October 23, 1865 sin 2 ae - tullons Boiled Oil, f JA! : : ang y *. vad x3, : ‘ x % ‘ : ative of sland: height 5 feet 6j in.: less one can be found to purify, regulate, and tm- | 40 Cans White Lead, 50 [bs in each menthe; a native of Lreland; heig . . ‘ 1 Shese “Pills bokbels : y J 8 “do Red do complexion fresh; bair sandy; eyes grey. prove the quality of the seta Boule | coy Pete I have used them for the past five years, one in | M R Ss. W i N Ss L, O Ww 2) «de Black Paint, Private THOMAS MOFFATT, age 20 years; a) and exert these t vree ” IBCcatious ne oh to digest |* "oom with no ventilation, and in which most of : , a “a *ao Green do ‘ of Ireland; height 5 feet 10 inches; com-/dinary degree. They ena le the stomach to digest} ie in my heuse is spent. Daring this period | An experienced Nurse and Female Physiciag ! sative of I ; & ; : : ; ¢ ‘ t t ' : + Phe. Raities Yellow do plexion fresh ; hair brown; eyes grey, any ordivary food, increase the secretory pomers o' | there has been no discomfort in any respect. | seats to the attention of mothers her 160. Coila Manilla Rope, assorted sizes, Private JOUN McKAY, age 23 years and 2 the liver, cleanse and purify the blood, expel all In brief, Lhave.been eo well autistied aa.to. thie ot d ~4 i0 do Hemp ae Go si months; height 5 feet 5 inches; complexion fresh; morbid matter, and throw into the circulation the invention that, by my advice, many of my friends | loot hi H Se we , ru 300 Gross Wiue avd Beer Corks, hair brown; eyes blue; a native of Newry, Ireland. ; purest elements for sustaining and repairing the jaye os them, and re none hare I ars or me ; 1200 3 Bushel Sacks i lade ‘iG JEVLIN, age 22 ’ d 9 | frame, a complaint. Tinstow Lewis, M. D. . " ‘i ickle Wide! Wari : Private Hl Gu 1 E\ Ll. + age 2 years au ' ‘. i I Pa tire FOR CHILDREN TEETHING Atsu. Cases assorted Pickles, bb Washi | months, height 5 feet 9 inches; complexion fresh: Weakness and Debility. r Soda, Sardines, Cocoa, Blacklexd, Black ing. luk. | heir sandy; eyes light blue; a native of County Wed af Tam ready to say, at your request, that I have | which greatly facilitates the process of teethj b Stationery, Composition Candles, Mustard, (in Ons) Monaghan, Treland. How many persons suffer from debility without nsed yonr yas stove ina dressig-room for some softening the gums, reducing all iofemmeate y and suudry other articles, SM. WARINGTON Lance Corporal GEORGE MUMBY, age 25 years | knowing the causes why they are feeble ! In most years. and have found ae that eapacity, an nd ‘will allay all pain and spasmodic action, andy : Durl GLAS 3 \ RNG N. and 7 months; height 5 feet 9 inches; complexiyn cases the stomueh is the aggressor. Holloway 8 | mirable and nnexceptionable contrivance. i SURE TO REGULATE THE RO Water at., Ch'town, Vet sigldto. v7 dl teesh s “baie light’ ttown: eyes blue; a native ot Pills have long been famed for regulating a disor- Yours truly, Heavy J. Bigktow, M.D. | * y aXe ’ WELs, «sae pu wasoeN é : oe kate H , : sstoring i . sti a Jepend upon it, mothers, it will gi ; Northampton, England. | dered stomach, and restoring its healthy digestive a pba i : Dep ’ > give rest hook out for the Engine while Private ROBERT BROTHERS, aged 23 years tone; they are, therefore, confidently recommended . \ iar Reate A? ial Riven: yourselves, and ? : 1 ‘ 2 cor : sver failing re j ; ave nse ’. F, Shaw’s Gas Stove for a year . ‘ the Bell rings. and 10 months; height 6 feet 5 inches; were ms a ‘aah oe lees, tals Rdoiea- anaes sank w : ws eee withont Riess “and Relief and Health to your Tnfants, 7 fresh; hair dark brown; eyes dark |rown; pock con . on u y , 10 ap \have found it a source of great comfort and con- We bave put up and sold this article al. ISAAC J WALDRON marked; a native of Ireland. ' or weakened. Vebiener W.Dermoip, M.D. | thirty years, and Can sny, on confidence and ‘ Corporal FREDK. JEFFS, age 23 years aud 6 i : : aid ; al . ine Qu en Street ( hatlotietaiok iui. amative of Northampton, England ; height Disease of the Head and Heart.) We-have:used your guddnrning apparatue fer | S vay ener aades ciahler aaa ce } Cen Olreel, . 3 feet 93 inches, hair brown, complexion fuir, eyes These formidable diseases are, unfortunately, of | heating purposes, during the past year, and are gna single instan: e, to eflect a cure,

— ; ve bhue ; + ae PD right breast aud others pear, trede” peouent occurrence; for the most part they «reep | well pleased with the vtility and superericy over timely used. Never did we know an in when WISH to inform the public that [I have menere oe ie FRED SMITII. ave 23 years and 10 on gradually, but may be prevented by proper pre-/| the old method of burping gas for heat. In tre | gigsatiafaction by any one who used it; ae received by late arrivals a further large supply rixat bf ee PB put “Bh Jand> height 2 tt | cautions. Holloway ’s Pills are the surest preserva. | laboratary, we consider them indispensable to | trary, all are delighted with its operaii

sep Pesas iuths, a 3 eris, engl : sieht « . . } . .% ee ee } J i f GLASSWARE, in great variety, which T can | mem couiplexion fresh, hair brow, eyes brown. | tives agsinet ali derangements of the brain, and are | €¢onom)y and fone OPPs wits eon speak in terms of highest commendation of its mag ifford to sell very cheap, my motto being Private COIN LONERGAN, age 26 years and | the speediest correctors of irregular circnjation. It We ae aie he bec orter tare ahha Si 2 ne mar cal effects and medical virtues. We speak in QUICK SHMLES AND SMALL PROFTTS. | 5 wouths; height 5 feet 5 lieben: complexion they be taken without delay, when tingling in the i macentiat who wh one Clete. er ) matter “*what wedco know,” after thirty pear $a i fresh; hair. brown; eyes hazel; a native of Tho- | limbs, drowsiness, or giddiness comes on, the effect trol. ; Matiatebeiethe Chemies ‘experience, and pledge our rept tation P , ustow ‘o. Kilkenny; trade, shoemaker | will be marvel.ous. | " ” ‘the fulfilment of what we h Cutlerv: mastow', Co. Kilkenny ; trade, | ik a > fa ere d - | rate WILLIAM ROURKE, age 24 years and § : = : : . A darge quantity, of. Cove, comiding, oher-t8 nie veld : ~ RAE ase pase Females of all Ages & Classes. 1 have made nse of one of a es, wit! AN Nn ia ent dg Age — ; 7 , : : . 2s * Pa tr frig k in i { : ners, 2 ri tt : “HEON, ,

Knives and Forks Carvers fresh ; eves hazel; hair brown; a native of Kil The fame of these Pills is partly based upon the | three —- ae ever ae a : sii ) amtes @

’ ’ oa I y pe j}and have been entirely sutisfied with it I have | 1p fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is

Vocket Knives, Steel Shears kenny, Co Kilkenny. Litt wadias | beneficial effects they bave upp the constitutions of | orally found that one burner was all that 1 | administered.

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Stee! Scissors, Razors, e I rivate Gt ORGE Il eed ig so rears; | females. From the domestic servant to the peeress, l‘needed. The sir has not. been unpleasant, and I| This valuable preparation is the preseription of

at unusually low prices oS ot Moira, Co oe as _ 14 | universal favor is accorded to them for their invigo- | go not hesitate to recommend it to those persons | one of the most experienced and skilfal napses All kinds of Brushes. Buekets, Tubs, Playing | '™°} gp Arian ye fresh; halr orowl ; eyes £res . | pating and purifyiug properties, which render them | who wish to heat rooms quickly, and with almost | in New England, and. has been used with never. Cards, a large lot of PAPER COLLARS, trade, weaver: so safe and invaluable in ail disorders peculiar to} no trouble. Yours truly, failing success in . in Bowes eof Ten each. cape? ¥ is the sex. Obstructions of every kind, .either.in | Samver HW Water. | niinimattiihiin. Penalties for Aiding or Concealing (“1 ee entering i = ened sedieiiilanesy odie ieee THOUSANDS OF CASES, =o Kk EROSENE OIL on'y 4s per vallon i joung persons entering into womanhood or ap- i . ‘ } J a > : a Deserters. proaching the turn of dife--the most critical pertod | P. E. ISLAND , It not only relieves the child from pain, but ing. ALSO — Watches aad Jewellery. py the Imperial Act for punishing Mutiny and | —may be radically removed by a recourse to these | St Navigation C SS | gorates the stomach aud bowels, corrects acidity, : : oa eahall tacauaanes 4 . ‘Steam Navigation Company s teamers 7 d Daily expected to arrive from England over | Desertion,any person whostall by any meats W at- | Pills. | 4 a and gives tone and energy to the whoie system, It £4,000 sterling worth of assorted CUTLERY: svever, directly or indirectly, procures any Soldier ‘. é \ J Princess of Wales and Heather Belle. will almost instantly relieve ovhisned ito desert, ornlienpt to procure or perstiide any Sol All Disorders affecting the Liv-| cilia, GRIPING IN TH E ROWELS AND ., : 1 : a . . . : - , st j * 2 ‘ 7 + - The above Se will be sold wholesale or); “let a oe _ ~ ne oe “ ance: _ — er, Stomach and Bowels. Autumn Arra ngement, WIND COLIC, § retail co sfit purchasers, at mv Store, vext door to | #hY Sotdier is abhor oO desert, sha Hd OF NSHIBT | ; 8 é : * . : j 7 uN , SK w SERS DRUG STOR hen him in deserting, om knowing any .svldieretow be a| Whenever the stomaca, liver, or bowels are dis- | Commencing Menday, 29th Octobeer. | and overcomes convulsiuns, which, if not speedi M V. SKINNER DRUG STORE, . - a ° : ’ 7 Queen St., Ch’tewn, Oct. 2, 1865. desérter, shall conceal snef deSerrer,“oraid “or as ordered by high living, climate, ove r-indulgence ‘ ‘remedied, end in death. We believe it the best | sist such Deserter in enrceating himself. ors id or | aodue exertion or other causes, these fine regulating The Steamer * Princess of Wales” and surest remedy in the world, in all cases

N. B.—Conntry dealers would do well to call) oicein his resene, shall be deemed guilty of a! Pills will soon rectify the,evil, and speedily bring of Dysentery and Diarrha sm Children,

KAVES Charlottetown fer Summerside

and examine my stock 2. y bi sas ‘ 2 Misdemeanor, and shall, on conviction thereof, be- | back energy strength and cheerfulivess (o the frame whether it arises from teethin ; | , - , Bee ea, MEY Big , WIAA | , Or from any other » | fore any two justices of the pence acting for the | where previously ail was lassitude, gloom und de- and Shediac every Tt ESDAY MORNING | eause We would say to every motber who has Encourage Home Manufacture. | County, District, City, Ainrzhs or place where any | jection. wt seven clock, and “FRIDAY MORNING ut | OorPs ioe tom any of the foregoing eomplaine

be

leach offence sball > time ype » he, be vight o'clock : uch offence shall at any tiwe happen to be, & —do not let sour prejudices, nor the

. le to be committec ‘ e Cotuimon Jaol or & iri . Leaves Charlottetown for Pict - > THURS LADIES’ SILK HATS. i eee eee ci ae ee ee ties heceion| DAY MOKNING a baléqaat nine osiock.” (ddr of otters, tend teimean yvar aa

ouse of Correctio here ji med, with m : : ‘. ‘ ‘i ‘ | House of Correction, there to be Muprigone’. Wit! | Phe misery océisioned by x disordered disgestion | child and the retief that will be sure —yes, abso.

i } adel Yo pee r ot exceed- |. : : ; ° I ate t St at 2 C} ann est i d R al Se ae mL AMEN, OF ee ee Jae | 18, unfortanately, felt by most. Lhese fimous Pills The Steamer ** Heather Belle” Iutely sure—to follow the ure of this medicine, if shbest & y es, Une ape St ant est, ce ci poh : ae 1 ae 5 | should be taken in appropriate doses to adjust the Leaves Charlottetown for Picton eyery MON- | timely used, Full directions for using will accom. ~ | tices _ it errtes sis | disturbed functions. They dispel headac! ¢, bih | DAY MORNING at half-past nine. : | pany each bottle. None genuine unless the fae | Any Tavern Keeper or other person suffering a | onsness, nausea, lowness of spirits, and all similar | | Leaves Charlottetown for Brale every SATUR- | simile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York j Hop B S Soldier to remain in bis or her house after the honr | ailments. A course of these Mivalaabte purifying | DAY morning at five o’elock. ” 41j th tside wrapper . a ere ? ! of Nine inthe evening, from the first of MAY to) Pills never fails in removing the canse af such By order, a Pe ae Pt ; the 30th of BEPTE MBER: and after the hour of | morbid affections, without subjecting the sulfere: ; F, W. HALES, Sec’y. | = Sold by Draggists throughout the world.

HAT and CAP FACTORY, EIGNT in the evening, frourthe Ist of OCTOBER | to uny ineonvenience. | Ch'town. Nov 6.1869. jiaue ber | Principa! Office, No. 48, Dey Street, N, Yy,

4 to the 80th-of APhIL, without a written pass from . o,e —n — Opposiic Temperance Mal Su huauuiiine Vitter, shall fortcir tweety | Lnflue: za, Diptheria, Bronchitis, | a! ne ee ee aad. Lincs fon each and every Gait e, With costs Cc . C | fr aot er Sdeanie | oughs and Colds. DD ins 3 - |

GRATEFULLY acknowledges f suit . ; , eFe - Le the favors already received, anc re a ak In our changeable climate few persons escape . : ‘> TWENTY POUNDS PENALTY. without colds, sore throats, influenza, diptheria, o1

Te! pe TO HEADS OF FAMILIES. nequaints his friends and the publie at:herge, that | bronthitis, for all of which these famous corrective |

he bas FOR BALE, and is constantly making By the Island Statute of 50 George the Third, | p; i . ° kasd: | fs : : £ 7 maar Gent's Best Silk & Cloth HATS. "3 Sea ae husbourine couccadingg ore | Pills may be taken with the certainty ot effecting | Boston & Colonial Steamship Line. JU DSONS rent s est Silk & ‘oth J ‘ ne Se rare iliyod . Y diuk athena? tieiel de | 2 e ule the Pills are expelling all impart. | " me dl 7 ; | a el ; - ’ Tehama “ nea ag - ma ‘ - : Pin ary >'S | ties trom the body yenerally, Holloway’s Ointment N and after NOVEMBER, Ist instant. II 0 U N 7, A I IN FH EB WINTER & SUMMER CAPS, mpi whey vom his Depaty. and any Constible o baa » wert ru eg ag the chest aed throat ; | the rates of Freight by the above named Line RB Poo’ ‘aale TS abit ’ . eit, ae teeie a alae id t will penetrate the skin, reduce tflanmuation,! to and from Boston, Halifax and Charlottetow me ad Si/ ALS &:8 e CAPS | Ofticer or Soldier in Her Majesty's service, are, by |! aa .— eae ws vu, Mey a » a eee ee t sien et aaeutes ite a said et if Fen eT ee vill be ndvanced TWENTY PER CENT. over PPHs Ey y Do : ; wrevious rates

which he will sell. at sneh prieexsas cannot fai! . ' ee - , : - ta " ; pe ‘ i suspected to be a Deserier, and take him befere a Holloway s Pijls are the vest Re medy known | The istennwhips Cownwace and ‘Guiernooxs | The Best Family Medicinein

to vive satisfaction > “ . ° : Justice of the Pence ‘ : : Oct. Z. 1865. 6 ite 1. yp . PEIVAR in the world for the following diseases: will continue te rny for the bahince of the senso . | Babe Se ie i FIVE POUNDS REWARD is by the same Act c G 0 4 i 4 seases. ; Ww ede ) are MINCE Je BeHBOD, | Rone yw ne ~7 ’ puVable forthe apprelenyion a any such Deserters. Aone Femnle Irreen: Seroful: a j leaving Lostou every I UESDAY, and Charl-te- | Existence. NEW GOODS: “ reas seve Pople freer uit er [Atta faery MONDAY we mes athe ene ate " as | NOTICE Bilions Com- |Perere of all Sise Wiveat’”' | WHUROEB - uys dagen ita K ladle, Agemm, | Eagan tans anaes ests Ses Sie BY THE I Lyset to i] , R T . +] , Fi plaints detest ; neat & ee Ch’town, Nov. 6, 1865, j : a a oe et “A lovely Vaucersel ‘ j H n addition to the Reward for the apprehension tO ‘ — : es oil re ee ~~ Mexico, where the mighty Cordilieras raise their 7 t eserters mvable by ar to exembly aba Bk hes on the Fits Second rv Synip me 8 Wo.) Y ° ” . . & Recent Arrivals from Britain, oe ; iL. | aaeh day - : \ itl bead le Skin trout toms fe orn Gi: ain : Grain : Grain : | clond-piercing heights | mentioned, the sum of Servi 0 s will be added ce . seni ° ~ , > “ md paid by the Colonwl Government, sowel Com. jHexndaches Pie - Dontourenx ax hig’ est price given for BA RLEY 1 By ee ea 71 he art a - . ~ 7 or : : } ; ’ vlainis odivest®o Tomours an only cure event nearly ratvik [mportations for SPRING 1865 sis ee a 8 of . Peace und ig e ese ete ad ur and OATS, at 7 I L en : Sony a throughout the Island ure hereby required to give | 0"" 0 . ee : siadiatiens = i Zo being now COMPLETED at ihe their pe oan aid rem éuienasidl ‘for be apprehen | Coustiy ation of Jaundice Venereal Affec Coles’s Brewery and Distillery, : A #5 D [ 7 i A 5 E 8. elon of the above described Desertera, and ties the Bowe!ls Liver Compl'nts: tions PF Constantly on hand, at prices cheaperthan ean They ure the remedy the BOUNTFOUS HAND OF wife conveyance to Llead Quarters, Charlottetewn, : oo ead oo of alli re purchased in the market.the best of Kum. Brandy, | S4TUR8 has provided for all diseases arising trem 7 » + ‘4 ketgote debility les ind i ‘igkev. : anbrtne weckole : rhe. Col ~ t asa i — ? Dro Hy kl enumatiem taalnes from ! a leaded tty ma XX wat red guar tv's, EM Pl HRs BLOOD. oloula ecretary 8 Ce, j "J , * TUK 8 2POR | Kew.! A im X, At AAS Ate : 2 at ime 3 | te : 5 4 1) veeatery Re tenon of ) w hatever culne Charlottetown. dune 20, 1805 The names of those disenses are legivn. JUDSONS