°o-

——— a a

MOLASSES.

HIE Sobseribers have in Store, and are offering for Sale—

35 Paus. Bright Retailing Molasses,

CARVELL BROS

Sw

i |

Chitown, May &, 1291

MOLASSES. UST RECBIVED, New Crop, very choice j pro tor sale low. W. D. STEWART. WHITE WINE VINEGAR

20 CASKS, euperior. W. D. STEWARY.

ae eee

DIGBY HERRING. 200 BOXES, Pare Breed. W. D. STEWART, FLOUR.

100 BBLS. Extra State

Teo arrive—100 Bhbls, Cornmeal,

150 Bbls, No.1 Canada Floar, |

EU Sides Sole Leather. W. D. STEWART. KEROSENE.

20 Caska, best Beacon Light.

W. D. STEWART. April 25, 1871. im

Vessels Wanted.

vi from 75 to 175 tons, and not drawing over }24 teet of water, are wanted by the Subseribers, to carry Building Stone From Wallace, N. S., to Boston, fe: which we are offering the highest rate of freght and qhick despitch. For perticulars apply to CARVELL BROS, April 264 1871, 3w t

IMPORTATIONS

—FOR~—

SPRING, 1871,

aT THE

BRITISH WAREROUSE,

On Queen Square.

Just Received by Steamer, via Halifax,

FIVE CASES

LONDON

NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. Balance of Spring Stock daily expected.

W. & A. BROWN. May 1, 1871.

TUBE-COLORS. ASSORTED.

For Sale by A. A.. BALDWI) Ch'town, April 24, 7870, 39

COAL.

COAL, COAL.

HE Subeerber will offer Coa! from the undermentioned Mines daring the Sum- mer, at the following low prices :—~

Sydney Coal, Old Mines, 21s. Gd. par ton, Cow Bay, Gowrie Mines, large, 17+. 6d, “

& CO.

- nut, 133 6d, “ Pietou, Intercolonial Mines, large, 17s. 6d, ee be nut, 128, 6d,

- Albion Mines, Slack, 144,

The Coa! from the Intercolonial Mines is supe~ rior to eny kind imported from Pictou, for house use being entirely free from sulphur and soot, aod is as clean for cooking purposes as wood,

WM. KOUGHAN, Cb'town, April 24, 1871 —2 m

TRE-ABLINGTON PIANG

AND Wood's Parlor & Vestry Organs.

os above instruments are aponess the best manufactured in the Unite Stares.

Those about to purchase a first Class Piano or Organ would do wel! to address the subscriber.

P. R. BOW ERS,

St Stephen, tn. B

Noy. 28, 1879. Woodstock,

DIVORCES.

BSOLUTE DIVORCES fegally obtained m New York, lidiana. Hlinoie, and other States, for persons from any State or country, legal everywhere; disertion, drunkeness, non support, ete., sullicient_ cxuse; no publicity. No charge until divorce is obtained, Advice free.

Address, MOORE & RICHARDSON, mnei! lors at Law, 180 Broadway, N. ¥. City:

Jan’y 9th, 1871.

NO MORE BUYERS’ COPPERS,

7 E will give ** the Buyer’s Copper, > and pay the highest Market Price to far-

mers coming direct to our Warehouse, with |

their oats. CARVELL BROS, Ch'town, Feb. 20, 1871

Roseine Wye.

ECEIVED, at the City Devo Store. an as- soriment of ANILINE and DOMESTIC

DYES W.R. WATSON, October 3. 180.

WOOL, WOOL: Bay paid for WOOL on delivery, at

the Store of H. J CALLBECK. Ch’town, May 30, 1870.

Iron Bedsteads.

FEW Superior Iron Bedsteads, cheap for Onan, et i NEWSON'S.

A

September 19, 1870.

CAUTION,

ON’T waste your money in )aying BOGUS

Wool or Mowing Machine Oi!. when vou can

get tie pure Olive or Sweet Oil ouch cheaper at she

‘ CITY HARDWARE STORE,’ BOUKKE, GILLAN & Co.

“SALT, SALT.

RSALB, 600 Bushels LIVERPOOL SALT, in bulk, Also, 2000 SACKS, ex

k CLIFTON. ae JAMES ©. POPE. Ch‘town, August I, 1570.

aa COOPERS.

ANTED, at the Hillsborough Mills, ¥ 20 Coo To good, steady men

eroployment will be giveo fur ise winter, and hberal wages paid, either by the day or for picce=work, ,

Dee 7, 1670 tf

,er's Maguzine.

2 NE Ne

2 Ee vautex

a

Harper's Magazine, — ADE A SPEECH ON

Notices of the Press BROADWAY,

| No more delightful travels are printed ~ the And said that a nigger was as good as a

Englieh language than appesr perpetually in Harp-|

They are read with equa! interest white man, Pat, threw a rotten 6gg down and satisfaction by boys of every yrode from pig throat, and shouted, — eighteen to eighty Ita scientitic papers, while \ sufficiently profound to demand the attention 6 » ; . ' ’ » 1 FOR the learned, are yet admirably adapted to the popu: | MURRAH! HURRAH! HURRAH! EF | lav understanding, and designed as much to diffase |

meee cmettne tn? 2-95 2% ee ‘ wine -

a «“D tion» bly the best sustained work r |" Cowserstone bay she Spot snstotee “BEN BUTLER

“City Hardware Store”

SUMMER, 1870. yj], WOOL. WOOL.

eUST REED STANFIELD WOOLEN MILLS. 1870 |

: & , 500 Bags & Kegs Nails, Kinglich and I the liberal patronage extended to him) ‘anadian. | since purchasing the above Mills, in 1767,

4 Tons Paints, all colors, |would respectfully announce to the country 25 Casks Oil, comprising

Paint, Seal, in general, that the Mills are in operation, and | will confinue fo manufacture Cloth from cus-|

{

GOODS!

CARY ELL BROS.

correct information concerning current scientific |

| discovery us it could be if it was the organ of the “Seciet¥ for the Diffusion of Usefui Knowledye.”’

The great desiun of Harper's is to give correct in-

formation and rational amusemevt to tke great |

masses of the people. There are few intelligent |

American families io which Harper's Magazine

wonld not be an appreciated and highly- welcome

guest. Phere is no monthly Magazine an intilli

gent reading family can less afford to be wiihoat.

{Many Muwazines are accuraulated. Harper's is edited There is not a Magazine that is printed

which shows more intelligent pains expended on

its articles and mechanical exeewion, There |

is not acheaper Maguzine published, There is |

not confessediy, a more popular Maguzine in the

world —New England Homestead. |

It is ene of the wouders of journalism—the edi-

| torial management of Harper’s —The Natiou,N. Y. |

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BROADWAY

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| _—_

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Hlarper’s Bazar.

$2 2

HARPER & BROTHERS, New York

A supplement containing namerons fall-sized |

| | ' every fortnight

atter setu! articles wccompanies the paper | . : pattegyp Sr Saere>: pttiers t pape BROADWAY, j study more particularly your requirements, aud Harper's Bazar contains 16 folio pages of the by jeuch year build our Machine more especially ad com ae SS ee inted . fi - | upted to your country, sizes of Harper’s W oonly., poeees om snpertiag , - We have this veur attached a Self-raking Reap- alendered paper, and is published weekly N ; ' me . calendered paper, and is } ye D. H. MACKINNON, er to our Machine, and éan now offer yon ‘ the Notices of the Press Dec. 19, 1870 most perfect combined Mower and Reaper’? manu- on : sia 3 THe Stok ln as ie 2 Tr factared in America, or in any other country, ‘Phis Harper's Bazar contains, besides pictures, » Machine diflers in many respects from all others, patterns, etc., a Variety of matter of eapecin! i ie | | Bl ] C> | aud is particularly adapted for cutting lodged vrain. lund interest to the family ; a‘ticles on health. | 35 \* rs | By a verv simple device the poitts of the guard- dress, and housekeaping iu ail its branches; its | © i e 2 | tingers cau be dropped at the option of the driver, | editorial matter is spectally adapted to the Rte RM = | picking up everything, and making all smooth | it is intended te interest and instruct; und it has | ,) — wm | work, It will cut s-veral inches lower than our besides, good stories oe literary aaa of merit. DS JUST ARRIVED! | | Reaper last season = Improvemeuts have also been } It, is not surprising that the journal, with such | ae added to the Mower, | features, has achieved in a short time an immense | = m S Other Machines will! probably be offered you at, | success; for something of its kind was desired iu | og TRON BEDSTEADS. perhups, lower prices, but be assured there are thousands of fun — aud ils ee — fill | eg 2. ‘none’’ that can compete with us in quality of . jemand. The young lady who buys aj ¢> xy-__- i is wor ali ateri ait alan at ne ‘ oe et Schie Ali tidsper'e” Masah Sp bonds 6} © Various patterns and prices, from =4 Bork ov ApEEnT Of perperitates a el sing a : azar Te ’ oxi | -e1 coutide t c ined Mac Vila} substriber for lite —New York Evening Post. < 20s to 80. © | prove as 8ulisfaetory us the Mower bas heretofore The Bazar is excellent. | Like alitie periodicals | 3S a and have no hesitation in warranting it to be su whieh the Harpers publish. it is almost ideally | 5 perior to any Machine in this or any other market o

well edited, and the class of readers for whem it ig intended—the mothers and daughters iv average families—ean not but profit by its good sense and

BROADWAY! | sanabidiar and Cod Oil.

|** All Bankem,” or “ No Bunkum,” Bin, ask | 10 Gasks Kerosene, warranted, 120 he Quane ‘bat you want on her own | proof. } ,| ee Ry cin wiles Ghee 800 Boxes Chaneel's best Glass, all , ‘ dites,

BROADWAY. | 80 Tons Refined and Common Ifon, all

The cold, chilly winds of autumn havegrada- sizes. a ally and perceptibly, as the season advanevs,) © Tons Spring, brought on the frosts and snows of grim Steel

ci rj : ae | Fishing Gear, Manilla Rope. King Winter, and favored Jack and Jilt with Locke ned_Kaobé,. in great Vartety, their feztive sports; and while nature is now

reduced prices

busy weaving her white mantle to spread it tiay Forks, ~cythes, Sneaths, and Rakes | again over the earth, may I take the op (all prices Together with every article of | | portunity of enquiring how you are off, gen-| Hardware required for this market,

tlemen, for CLOTHING? The whole comprising the largest and}

your wardrobe, and if there are any garments

Shoeing and Blister | at |

Please examine |

market. The above goods have been purchased for |

|required, walk into

sold whole-a'e and retail, at a small advance

and get them. We can suit you to Over) on cost.

coats, Jackets, Undereoats, Pants, and Vests,

elsewhere.

GREENBACKS and AMERICAN EXs CHANGE BOUGHT and SOLD.

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co

Anguat 22, L87u,

Buckeye Mower and Reaper, TO OUR PATRONS INP. E, I,

T is now four years since we began shipping Machines to your Island, and from our large increase of gules each season are assured that our ! : f efforts to furnish you with the ‘fbest Mower aud

the New York Ciothing Emporium, O@ | Reaper in the world,” have been ap; reciated, and | with this encouragement we have endeavored to

Latest

BROADWAY Styles, Cheap and Durable. You can also oi der whatever kind of garments you require from our Stock of Cloths and Trimmings, | Unsurpassed; which we will make at short | notice, inthe most fashionable New York | Styles, which

BROADWAY, and only Broadway, know how to furnish Gentlemen, you can have all these cheap at

Aso, Iron Chairs and Bedsteads py combined. ct

4 Feather, Hair, Flock & Fibre Beds,

Yours reepectfall RICHARDSON M’FG Co, Worcester, Mass., U.S. A., July, (870.

a")

Cloths wii! always be found to exchange for

best selectcd stock ever offered in this |

cash, in the very best market, and will -"

(G™ Please examine before purchasing |

‘suitable for tho season, comprising _ DRY GOoDs, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, EARTHENWARE,

tom Wool as heretofore, and at previous rates,

Wool, which must be clean washed, free of mats and hip-locks, may be left with Hon. H. J. Callbeck, Agent, Charlottetown, or |

with Messrs. John D. Reid & Brother, Agents, | Suinmerside, where a general assortnient of

Weol al lime of delivery if required. S. E. DAWSON, Jun, Tryon, May 2, 1870. ptihajp tf

L870

| | i ; }

NOW OPEN

FoR

INSPECTION.

SOUTPPORT STORE. A LARGE AND VARIED ASSURTMENT OF

GOODS,

| i | i }

§c., Ge. §., 'to which the attention of the Public ie | invited. HENRY BEER.

South port, June 27, 1870,

NS

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ALFER CAR: - = & SONS — Cig

ONOGN

CARSO

ENTEREO AT STATIONERS MALL

Is LATENSIVELY USED FOR ALL KINDS OF OUT DOOR WORK, and is proved, after a test of 70 years.to surpass any other Paint. It is especially applicable to iron, weod, stone, brick, compo, greenhouses, ete is twice asdarabieas genuine white lead, so simple in ps mene > that any person can use it ‘hite, Ligkt Stone, Bath, Light Portland ' Colors, Lead, Chocolate Kied, Black, Bright Green Deep Green, and Bine | Oil, Tarpentine Varnishes, Bruehes. &e. | Varnisn for Sningled Roofs, at 2s 6d | gallon.

per WALTER CARSON & SONS, La Belle Sarvage Yard, Ludvate Hill, E C4

CAUTION — All Casks should bear the Trad Mark, to be hadoaly at

STON EH’S

|

— | by its use. Nothing can restore the 1870 | hair where the follicles are destroyed,

‘from turning gray or falling off, and |

Ayers

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For restoring Gray Hair to

‘HE Subscriber in thanking the Publi tor’ jtg natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which is at once agreeable, | healthy, and effectuai for preserving hair. Faded or gray hair ts soon restored to ws original color with the gloss and freshness of youth. : Thin hair is thick- ened, falling hair checked, and bald- hess often, though not always, cured

the

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ronsequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations — and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can pnly benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a

HAIR DRESSING,

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Prepared by Dr, J. C. Ayer & Co., Practica AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,

LOWELL, MASS.

PRICE $1.00,

HW. L. SPENCEK Cuawuera No, 7 Marke’ *quare, St John, N B, Geueral Agent for Ub Maritime Provinces.

W R. WATSON. Agent fer P FE I.

The Most Reliable Friend

idolloway’s GOintmont.

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The numbe> of years this invalaable Ointment has stood the test of pablic opinion, (and the longer known the better appreciated) is a testimony ot it seif more conviueing than anything that could b+ written in praise of its truly wonderful healing properties. In the cure of bad legs bad breasts sores wounds, and ulcers, its effect is ma: vellous For ring-worm, scald head, scrofula and diseases if the skin genera iy, there is no remedy to be com pared to it, When assicuensly rubbed upon the skin (previousiv well bathea in warm water) tae Ointment is quickly abso: bed into the system, aud

good tuste, which we a ho on a to-day -” Bolsters and Pi iows, oo AGENTS: British Hardware Store making Very many homes bappier than they may | 3m : Fin lines et sadk sihonit” te Old St: dia’ lai nee been before the women ew tuking 3 Mattresses, in armntys o wa arama” Chet lohetown } Qusdh Skbche Guar? tee” f eet Seals’ geek emankd - taentac tlie Q Gilt and Watnat Picture 5 JAMES DEWAR, Montagne. ‘Citi 628 eagle Nation, N, ¥, Mouldings. 4 BEER & SONS St, Peter's Bays TO LET. em 2 (aarp apne CAE Se ‘tray : ae TAT YW ro . + —187 ‘ ‘ ee | - T SUBSCRIPTIONS—1871. 5 All the latest. styles of Picture S| The Great Ki lish & Seoteh arteries TANNERY & DWELLIN G: Terms. & Frames & Window Furniture. 6) t B AUG >| Will be tet oa reasonable terms, the Tan Harper’s Bazar, ONG year ......----ccccees $1 00} s Gilt and Walnut Cornices. I AND ieee pers . the ey potae 8s Read, ix miles . r 4c * re rom the Citv, the property of the late An Extra Copy of either the Muagezine, WwW eekly, ” a 2 BLACKW OOD Ss MAG AZIN E. Jumes Robertson, Esq , a ae oe 2 - * Bazar will be sppplied yratis for every Club of | B arent avo = re art oy a REPRINTED IN NEW YORK BY THE der There is also a Dwelling attached, whiel ' five subseribers at $4 09 each, in one remittance ; indow holiers, aper anc : : a : ay | Will be fet with the Tagnery, or separateiy if re or, 8iX copies for $2 OV, without extra c Pye 2 Cambric Blinds and shades. Cy ‘LEQNARD SCcetT PUBLISHING COMPANY. quired. ‘ s Subscriptions to Harpers Mayuzine, Weekly, | ° | ep iO | Forfarthes particulars please apply on the pre and Bazar, to one address for one gear. $10 00; ord w ss Se QUARTERLY. | mises to 7 {two of Harper's Pertedicals, te one address for one | & Bedsteads, Bookcases, ‘Tables, Sink Ss The Edinburgh Review year, $7 00, : oS Weshstands, Bureaus, &c., &., Londen Quarterly Review, | May 16, 1870 Back numbers can be supplied at any time. - or any other piece of Z | worth Britich Revise J 1 -* etal i Vols. 1, I, aud Il of Harper’s Bazar, for the Furniture ‘ “Wesfinins tie § Ci i d ‘ y ae, OOS ; : te sinster Review. z S jf yenrs, 186%, "6 "70, elegantly bound in green |. ‘The above Stock will be suld cheaper % ee aT ity araware tore, moreceo cloth. will be sent by express, freight | 4 than any in the market * MONTHLY. ‘ ‘ prepaid, tor 7.00 exch. : a g " y ch. 5 Blackwood s Edinburgh Review, Wagon and Cart G The postage on Harper's Bazar ie 20 cents a iP « a ae fs s ar areas, year, which must be* paid at the subscriber's post oa JOHUN NEWSON. a | eg ps riudicals ar the wedium Peete | . ee as : cs offles ~ which the great minds, net only of Great! Saperior to anything ever offered here, at 9d per Address HARPER & BROTIIERS, Dec, 12, 1870. Britain and Ireland, but also of Continental) pound, New Yors a Eurepe, are constantly brought into more or BOURKE, GILLAN & CO,

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|

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Notices of the Press,

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WOOD WANTED

i Large or Small Quantities, 1000 to 2000 Cords of Wood, ia Logs, Timber, Spars and Cordwood, to be of Oak, White ask,

and Poplar, to be delivered at the HILLSBOROUGH MILLS,

Corner of Pownal and Water Streets,

| ALSO—ASH HOOPS & HOOP POLES,

| For further particulars apply to Owen

Connvliy, Esq., or to CARVELL BROS. Chb*town, Oct. 27, 1870. tf

CrTryv HARDWARE STOLE.

Price, 758 and upwards, Also, a choice lot of

Cake Baskets and Cruet Stands,

A large assortment of Black handled ‘Knives, Carver s, &e. Electroplated Forks | and Spoons.

AT

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co’s.

August 18, 1870.

Carriage Builders WILL FIND AT THE

‘*City Hardware Store,’

POKES, Rims, Carriage Bands, Dasher

Castings, Bolts and Nats, Patent Axels, and every | | other article in their line.

te As we have the Agency of the above | articles, we will guarantee to sel! at a lower rate | than they can be purchased elsewhere

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co» ng- 22, 1870

NOTICE QF CO-PARTNERSRIP, | Messrs. HOBS & SON

less intimate communication with the world of | Aug. 22. 1870 readers. History, Biography, Science,Philosophy, | ———-—?-——— Art, Religion, the great politica! questions ot the |

Birch, Beach Elm, Spruce, Pine, Cedar. Fir, '

Leather, Enameiled Duek and Drill, Malable

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Cabinet Making and Upholstering |

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By Henry Stephens, F. R.S, Edinburgh, and the late J. P. Norton, Professor of Scientifie

Agriculture in Yale Coilege, New Haven. Two vols. Reyal octave. 1600 pages and

numerous engravings. Price, $73 by mail, post paid, $8

MIDSUMMER GODS

Just received, by vessel New Dominion, and Steamer from Britain:

Colored and Black Lustres and COBOURGS. A LARGE AS-OTMENT OF fancy Dress Goods,

GREY, WHITE, & PRINTED COTTONS,

COTTON WARPs, CLUTHS, PARASOLS, GLOVES, LACEK3, TRIMMINGS, &e ALSO, FROM CANADA:

Canadian Tweeds, & 50 Dozen HOOP SKIRTS.

HEARTZ & SON.

Fall Importations.

YHE Subscriber is now happy to be able to announce, to his friends and customers, that he has completed bis Fall importations, in each department of h jtbusiness, and invites their

usual Patronoge, DANIEL BRENAN,

N, B.—An early settlement o tall account over six months due — expected, D. BRENNAN Ch'tewr, Dee. 1 B70

CITY HARDWARE sTORE

A large assortment of

TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY,

BOURKE, GILLAN & Co’s.

Angust 22, 1870.

~ - Executors’ Notice LL Persons indebted to the Estate of Joun Crank Biwns, late of Binstead near Charlottetown Esq., deceased, are bereby required to make immediate payment; and any Persons having legal demands against the suid Estate, are required to farnish their accounts, duly (attested, to the undersigned. WILLIAM DODD, ; WILLIAM WHITE, JOHN BINNS. Chitown, Oct. 19, 1970,

THE STANDARD

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Dustis—66 Upper Sackville Street. Rates of Premium moderate. Profits Divided every Five Years, AnnualincomeofCompany upwards of £700,000stg

Invested Capital und Accumulations d of £4,000 ,000 sty. os tar

J. LONGWORTH, Agent at Charlottetown. Gray’s Ferry

Printing Ink Works.

IC, E ROBINSON, Manufacturer of BLACK and COLORED PRINTING and LITHOGRAPHIC INKS, VARNISHES, &c,

Grays Ferry Roap anv Tuirty-THrRp STREET, PHILADELPHIA, ANGUS, LOGAN & Co., AGENTS. MONTREAL. Rip eo 6% Oe ©6009 Os 0.0% -.CANADA,

March, 13 1871. 3m

A few Settsbest English Klectroplated | p:. Grace the Dake of Been ind alan immense : erry, K-G. 1 . - @BA SRRFIRRS. UBLUC ATTENTION

INVITED TO THE FOLLOWING.

Handsome Teapots of 2 new Metal to stand Fire New Japanned Cake Safes, keep Cakes from moulding,

Coal Vase and Tonge, new kind, Fire Irons and Stands in variety. Handsome Japanned Trays, in sets, Fitz Baths and Iron Bedsteada, Sleigh Bells and

Whips, in. variety, Electro-plated Forks and

Spoons, Jelly Moulds, Biscuit Tins, &e., &e., Cross Cut Saws, Circulars, Files, &c. Coal

Scuttles and Shovels, Silver Light and other new kinds of Kerosene Lamps Parlor and Cook Stoves, Farmer's Boilers, ete., ete.

Togethe. with an endless yariety of Black apd House-Furowbing Hardware, at

STONE’S British Hardware Store. Queen Street, Dec, 22, 1870,

JUST RECEIVED.

400 Yaris WATER PROOF CLOTH

Mors 29, 1869. HEARTZ & SON,

Mar, ,22.

past and of to day, are treated m their pages as |

SPRING PARK

STEAM BREWERY,

| CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. (AUK. & F.B, PALE ALES, IN WASK OR IN BOTTLE,

sor 29 1sc9 BARRINGTON & Co.

Executors’ Final Notiee.

LL Accounts cue the Estate of the late i Hon. EDWARD WHELAN, will be sued far without further notice, after first of DECEMBER next.

The following gentlemen have kindly consent- ed to receive debts dne in King’s County to the said Estate, in their respective localities:

Peter Sinnott, Morell,

Anthony MeCormack, Head St. Peter's

J.C. Underbay, Bay Fortuna, :

M,. McCormack, Souris, JAMES WARBURTON, DANIEL BRENAN,

GUNS. |

VERY Superior lot of Double and Single

: Trustees

P Barrelled Fowling Pieces, Breech Loaders, | Revolvers, | Pistols, And Cartridges, al! sizes.

| POWDER.

Curtis & Harvie’s best (Fi) Powder,

| SHOT,

jall sizes. Powder and Shot Bags, al] | prices, at the

| “City Hardware Store.” BOURKE GILLAN,& CO.

Arg.™, 1870,

Do Not Ruin Your EYE-SIGHT

By Wearing Common Spectacles;

Nine-tenths of all Eye Disease

IS CAUSED BY Woaring Improper Ghiasses.

LAZARUS & MORRIS * PERFECTED

SPESYABLABS AND EYE-GLASSES,

For which I am the SoLte AGENT, are the mest

Perfect and Beautiful Ever Offered. They will cause a continuous and abiding im

provement in the Eyes, and assist y most brilliantly. P your sight

W. R. WATSON,

Sole Agent for Char! ; _ Ch’town, November 7, 1870. eee

GRAVES’ CELEBRATED AXES ABE TBE BEST IMPORTED. WARRANTED, Acme Skates. IRON AND STEEL, for Sleigh Runners, STONES

BRITISH HARDWARE STORE,

MES. JAMES ROBERTSON. | Glandular Swellings, Mumps Bronchitis, | ¥ ee | Guayaquil, Peru, Nicaragua, Brazil, and there are some

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‘lewnses in its passage every part to which it is

applied.

Sere Throats and ; Dipthyria, In auy ef the above diseases, immediate and per manent relief is obtained by effeciually rabbing tie leterye’ t Ointment, twice 2 day, upon the neck, | chest and back. It acis upon the very main-springs | of life; forthrough the glands pass all mew matter required for the body's reparation, aud alt old par- ticies detrimental to its preservation. The Ovnt- | ment, used conjoiutly with Holloway’s Pills, will! ict sv eearchingly and é@ertainly us to effect cures | n the most hopeless cases

Qutnsey,

Rh-umatism, Lumbago Contracted and Stiff Joints. Many thousands of martyrs from the above con | plaints have touud life alunost unsap 0 able; yet fUloway Olivtment be briskly ana persevering ly rnbbed upon the parts effected, ease may be sufety guaranteed, especially if the pores of the } skin be previously opened by fomentations with | warm water. The gross humors require expulsion | from the system; itis therefore uecessary to have | recourse to Holloway’s admirable Pills, whieh, by nurifying and strengthening the system, greatly

| assist the operution of the Ointment, and facilitate

and eontirm the cure.

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts and Ulcerations|

of ali kinds,

There is no medicinal preparation iv the world | which may be so thoroughly relied upon in the treatment of the above ailments, as Holloway’'s Ointment. Nothing can be so simple or sate as the tanner in which itis applied, or its action on the body. both loeaily and cunstitationally.. ‘Phe Oint- | ment, rubbed ar und the part affected, enters the pores just as salt enters meat. It quickly pene trates to the source of the evil and drives it from the system.

Erysipelas and Scrufulous Sores,

Tn all irritations of the skin, sores, ulcers, burns or serufulous enlargements of any kind Holioway's Gintment presentsa ready and easy means of cure, ft manifests a peculiar power in restraining inflam- | mation, removing stagnation, cooling the heated | blood, and cheek:ng all acrimonious and unhealthy discharge. ‘

Sarsapariliag:

RESOLVENT.

POISONED BLOOD.

When the blood peotaey Pieoust 4 the peocees an excess of BILE, UREA, CARBONIC ACID, and excrementious excreticns ef the SKIN: —SORES, PYM.

| PLEX, BLOTCHES. SPO’S, ULCERS, and HUMOR

of all kinds break out on the surface. Dr. Radway’s Sarsapariliian

Resolvent,

When the blood is fm thiy sondition, should be takel alternately with RADWAY’S PILLS. The indication of Cure is to free the blood from the presence of these

isons, and restore the functions of the Liver, Skin,

ungs, Kidneys, Bowels, to their proper dutics, this effected, which RADWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN RE SOLVENT, aide with Radway's Pills, will soon secur@ —s Cure will 5e the result.

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A BAD SKIN.-—~Spots, Morphew, Sores, Pimp Blotches, Puctules, Tetters, are cased by impurities the Blood, Checked Perspiration, Sluggish Circulation the Blood in the excreting vessels of the Skin. i t iwo doses of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVE) will rid the skin from these visitants and imeure alls

beantiful, clear complexion.

UTERINE TROUBLES.—Prolapaus, Uteri, Falling of the Womb, Uieers, Tumors, Sores, eared by SARS A- PARILLIAN RESCLVENT.

Ladies suffering from Chronic Levchorrhea, Weakness or Irritation of the Biadder and Urinary Passage, Dey culty of Passing Urine, &c., will be relieved bya fe doses of RADWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLp VENT, and cured by a few bottles.

PARALYSIS CURED. Degasy i \

Harrison Co.. ( May 12th, 1869.

i

Messrs. Ranway & Ca.,

GentLemen—The RESOLVENT has affected a cure in & very severe case, that of a Mrs, Lemuel Johnston in this neighbourhvod, she was confined to ber bed and had lost the use of her legs: —four bottles of the K ESOLVENT hae restored her, and last Sunday she was able to attend Uhurch. The demand for the RESOLVENT has ina- weased, and we deem it to order in time.

Yours truly, R, PITTIS & SON,

SARSAPARILLIAN. —

So quick is RADWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN af EENOVATING RESOLVENT in entering into the cre culation that it may be detected inthe urine, sweat, and blood in ten minutes after it has been taken.

A Remedy so quick in entering into the circulation ang

comraunicating its curative properties as RADWAY’S SARSAPARIL AN supplies a want that has ever exe

‘ated.

RADWAY'S SARSAPARILLIAN or RENOVAT., ING KESOLVENT furnishes positive evidence of ite Purifying and Fruitful efficacy im curing persons cons sidered Impotent and Barren have since married an@ had children.

STOP THE WASTE OF LIFE! RADWAY’S SAKSAI’AKILLIAN RESOLVENT will stop the waste of the life-tluid that in so many pem sons follows a discharge of water through theurethra. 1g hme for Spermatorrhea, Nightly Emissions,

SYPHILOID ULCERS, Sores of a)! kinds, Tumors

Cancera, Sore Heads, Soreg on the Tongue, in the Mouth, in the Glands of the gured by RADWAY’S SA RSAPARILLIAN, IMPOTENCY. The best evidence we have of the powerful Purie

eg Tonic and Fruitful propertics of RADWAY'’S ba RS APARILLIAN RESOLVENT is that it no cured persons who were verging on Imbecility Insanity through Self-Abuse, with continued drains of the seminal fluid, and were curved z the Resolvent, when prepared under the old process in 1860, who have married and have children now living. A few bottles wiil restore the vigor of life.

VIGOR OF LIFE RESTORED. Persons who, from self-abuse, disease, or injuries, suffer from paralysis or weakness in the secreting vessels of the itai orgar 4, will be cured by RADWAY’S SARSA- PARILLIAN RESOLYV ENT.

SARSAPARILLIAN,

PAREIRA BRAVA,

TWO OF THE WONDERFUL INGREDIENTS THAT ENTER INTO FHE COMPOSITION OF RADWAY’S SARSAPARILLIAN OR RENOVATING RE-

SOLVE

There are some thirty or more different species of Sarsapariilian, and it requires great care and intel! gence iu selecting the proper kinds; so with PARLIKA BRAVA. This great remedial agent is to be found ia

twenty species of this root, Dr.Radway uses only one kind, that which grows in Brazil. He employs, through bis agents, none but experienced and intelligent men in

ithering, selecting, packing, ani shipping these roots te

e United States. No ignorant savages or Hottentets are emp'\oyed in gathering vegctables, roots, plants, &e, for the Sarsaparillian Kesoivent.

RADWAY’'S ta oa gs Rar ger hee sold at $1 per Bottie, or 6 Butties for by ali Droog and Matic ine Dealers, and at Dr. RADWAY’S Medica