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euch as never before was dreamed of there, and

ever and avon the ertsh of falling taabeis and is steady, with considerable sales. Corn firmer ; : : a the herce roar @ the contlazg wien man cied and searce. Beet a a Pork he avy > prime with the hissing ‘water poured on trom ile new Mess is ted at S83.20. Land dull, log ecoumenvines and the eries of | fren eis, Wi skey quot d firm at S243. they strusgied to obtaia au c.iras : lin f eeumnes 1 tik crest On the walt fronting Miloe. os «t ' ; * . Bis i i ‘ ' ine weatl i rnin untavoran.e and tht seem ike the cross that ben Ka pens iy ‘ Bi cadstulf market is trimer for Wheat and Corn tine Ow to Victory, or taat ot ot. Pet . . . wT ‘ n eueraadyY dual wilh a deciinyg ten H i’ W OVA. ie PaCS pia ' 5 «> oe. 9 7 t * ; : : “ i heuey Cn ciosed ol both at “4 i beveath voand above um, wreathin i wilaa . o “Vy { a. wou EEN a tery hate wud reveal f distinctly eve . . / \ R ith and curving on it. New York, Mth. The wooden tewers on Mott street soon fe The tele iphic deapatches trom Washineton : the flames caught re wiilel mi their w CA, | CO ra lett purport rm to be written by M. nud leaped higher than ever. Showe ' the € so nl a ty asin I parks fikel the air, and drifted alon tin ra on to rerihes e New Em streets like falling sturs, makuas tue vast crowd pire to bec ‘ Isa it Prev siwiak back as the blazing frarmeuts fi we f Cluvecuinut 11323 their feet Writhing like serpents between the New Your. 150 pipes in the UP SUN, peas ba . ‘hire ils KO\S iM A des witch fram ) whee annauncesa terrible rw as * : ‘ fais ‘ weed . ‘ : muekery of the tat fo wate Mey Were sulh) fire in St. Roch’s and St. Sauveur, suburbs of yet od, the flames reduced toa mass of emders | eyo: |i v. ty Seeley. wake ire inieis Ienclondl ene of the noblest imstitutions m New Y ork ‘sulin ieeiaadiel indi ines i vd ’ ~'s : a atee ete yes Tul eeed ‘ rast ev danced above t! rand hich alta . . . Aun a th . ever a " ~e ' ‘© “fiviees from Kure; e by stenmshin B cefietn ul aid it erumbied beneath them. So un 14 | Parther Point are to thie th The Quceu : ; : arther Pomt a: the Sth. ‘ Jric ras the OVIe x a0 st vn the : ; oof Oo . was e f nym -— ' - . © GesterWe Gout had conferred the order of Koizhthood upon he mut few neonte Oat those m tue tan » . ‘ . ‘ pa: i — — * a. ore aptuana Anderson, VProtessor TPhomson, and vicinity knew of the fire. Messrs. Class and Canning, and a Baronetey ou 5 . . . M i ° val an ‘ hur, bli i rmbeOn ol w individuals connected with the ch } ; : AK th ‘ ; me ¢ Cis) Messrs. Sampson and: Gooch, on accouit of Jaueory raz ic re, Cismbed 4 & parruw «lai : -. oe ebaerv ih ee. ’ ap warruw sla services in iaving Atlantic Cable. .... The way in the belfry, which allowed the ascent of! cojgure f the B itish steamer Tornado by Spal G : Zur nt tish steaume arniiea pai, me ata time upon the roof, and att! 3! : : . 5 but “| “ : ! i “eo _ i ** and pmmprisonment of her erew on susmicion of ) ar lives, attempted to extinguish the inei- |) “eM . . . ’ | of the ' i ats er | beius a Chilian privateer, is said to be assuming |

buckets of water.

Half an

wien conflayration with

Thea eiforts were of no avail.

awe

Phe four market is quietand steady. Wheat

Phe Time s su |

to submit her Ne

USpeet, eyrests that

oe . . . ke iriamed sihouid offer ulraiits

aiterennds he soap wt - Five Departwent | pays | wether with these of the United State ved Upon the scene, Dut t vo us > . rs . 4 ermved Uj oe © root Was then) to revision by a mixed Commission. Gold a mass of fame, and it was appxirent that tl (N. Y.) 161 destraction of the old Cativedral of the Prov juce

tie Xerk was:inévitable: sitll . Ai idea inte wf Rew York was'inevitabh PARTICULARS OF THE QUEBEC

irreat etfo ts were noack lw the clerey, te wh ers and officers of the church, aided by th pa rishioners, to save the sacred vessels and est nien'ts. These were of considerable being werth not less than $20,000. One set of vestments saved were brouwsht from Pari« the Archbishop, and were worth about $3, To the Cathohes of this ty, this « eudeared be many sacred memories, not the least of which is the civeumstance of taining the remains of the late lamented Arch bishop Hughes. “Besides this, it contained che remains of the Right Rev. Des. C nolly and Dubois. Great t forts were thin by the department to preserve the tombs of t

viuiue, hy Od.

ld ehur iis

ws Con.

oncanen, Ce

departed prelates, and it was hoped their efforts |

wield be suecessful. Many fine frescoes, works of American and foreiyu artists, were neces sarily destroy d, and

Cracifixivn, by an American artist.

a very Une panting o 4 The pulpit is said to have been one of the liuest in America, and the sacristy it clergymen than that of any church in the Uvited Stat: s. The church itself, it is estimated, weouid seat about three thousand people.

is said

HIsSTURY OF THE CHURCH.

S. Patrick's Cathedral was built in th year 1sit by Bishop Dubeis, being the se d church erected in this city . Arehbish aU Hay hes made Gdngiderable additions to it inisss. It was ove ofthe eld landmarks of New York, and endeared by utany recollections. —Besi les containing the remains. of three bishops nd one arebbishop, in it has witnessed the consecration Ofmany others.—There were + many splendid frescues and paintings by Am rl- can nd foreign artists, the throne, valued at $500) and other invaluable works completely destroved. Fortunately the

archives of the church, not being kept in it, were thus saved.

been

wou d haid hiore

OTTAWA FIRES. Qvenec, Oct. 15.

west of Crown street to

St. Sauveur Toll Gate, nearly a mile, is burnt.

; : whole district

. Seventeen Churches and Convents are ds stroyed.... .2,000 houses in ashes and 20,006 A public necet

relief of the suiler-

people rendered homeless... . tug has been called for the ers Orvvawa, C.-W.Octs 15. A destructive fire oecurred here yesterday. .Many tenement houses were burned, and a arze nomber of tamilies were turned out ol homes losing everything. Moytrear, Oct. 15. Petitions to the Que en to defer the Contede- ration question until a new Parliament is called to settle details, pa ticularly the School Ques. tion, are to be « xtensively circulated, New York, Oct. 16. of buildings destroved at 2,500; persons ren- dere d

homeless 18,000, and loss of property at two and

The

a half to three millian dollars.

AND

lh tails of the Qu hee ire give the number |

lloss by the fire in Ottawa is from $30,600 to!

$50,000. at the of the recent raid into Canada are Lto be restored to them. not hereafter to be used in Violation of our neutiality laws.. .Gold 1 {3j. New York, 16th. Steamship Scolia arrrived to-day, brinsing European dutes to the 7th. There mno partic u interest... .. John Van Buren, son of the late President Van Buren, died on board the Scolia three days before her arrival... .

time ¢

ar news at

amount of military stores arrived there night. arms all night, and special police sworn in... A full Cabinet meeting was called to consider |

last | i

i Stright, awed 66 years

MOTHERS TAKE HERD. Thousands of children perish annually frei one and that is from werms, Why will yeu

cause,

manity, dud wait until it is toe late betore you administer the remedy? JUDSON'S WORM CANDY is the only PORLLY VEGE- TABLE Remedy in existence. 1h worts, tLouly acts as a gentic purgative and cane not harm an infant, them. Every family should have a package of JUDSON’S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY ta the house, Sold by ull Dealers. Get cur Al manar

lhete are te

PRICES CURRENT. CuakLuTietrown, Oct. 19, 1866. Provisions, bon’, CiGhell) OOF Wi dna cans doce bene ceccsae 0 T4 Do Dy the yuattereses sees cceeeseeres ul to td | Pork, (: MECRPE).. 0. e209 - djd to G§i

Be ENTE Nv 05.0. 6 + be nO 44.0645 04.6% on nn ote Oe ET Mutton, per WW.... ceccccens cece se cees . dd to Gd Veal, per Picks cak> abind 4406.64008,.4600% 3d to 5d ee a eT ere ere ; Dutter, Cire Donec ccascdceds ee -Is Sito Is dd | De by the ted. .66 ces vce «Is 2d to ls 3: Cheese, POT Wee ee cree cece cree coerce . dd to Gd Pade, POT TOs. ss cece core sovedessesnns F6'Gu Hl ROG, BOE Cid ocd choc ew cece tees sees 9d tu 1d Wieel BOF Ty... cocawisketes csc: oe esedveese SE SOMNOE, DOE CEs ook casa cone come coune 15s to 16.

Eggs, pee a ee ae ee

| Grain, BREE” keer sone Ovi Cabs ones ann Vats, per Ob. othun ..23 2d tu 23 4

Vegetables,

| Pens por quart... cose cons sees avez esees Ti to 9d | vtatoes, per bushel ...... coccngeccht ih a Be 9.1 Poultry. a ead bo bk eke OH eb ne oss 2 oc «. 28 fo Ba Parkeys, CGC... sees cers ccss cess ess «.02 to Os | Fowls, eat [5.5353 ol €o begs ied 6-15 80 EA Wo Be Gel Chickens, pair ...... Ccceeces » ete Bel | Fish. | Codfish, per qtl behs bed bade bene 40 o eee 208 tu 305 | lierrings, per barrel.... 2.2.0... 2.0. 630s to 408 Mackerel, per dugen........ ee eoeee 0640 Gal

Lumber. Boards, (Hemlock)...........

oan c wok «06 6E18.48

IF WORMS ENIST it -kills|

. 3391 ot 4s)

| |

errno

AUCTION! AUCTION!

Farine’s, improve your Stock.

ae

NOVEMBER

AICTION, DAY, tie Tt ovlock, a m.,

All his Surpius STOCK, Consisting of | Que Cart MARE, ia Chainpien,

uext, ut J

foal from

“HRW ADVERTISEMENTS,

vegiect the first svimptems of these pests of tn!

NAL Ne te el ce

(petits Subseriber will offer at PUBLIC

his Farw, on WEDNES-|

Horse |

One BLOOD FILLY, by Tornado, 24 years old,

One do do, Suladin, 34 do do, Oue Cart FILLY, if do de, ‘Tue COLTS—one halt-Blood, one Cart, Five Mich COWS, Durham,

‘Three HEIFERS. Zand 3 years old,

Two Yearhng HELE ERS,

‘Puree CALS (Durham),

A Number of PIGS of improved breed,

A quantity of TURNIPS,

Also about FIFTY ‘TONS OF HAY.

Tenm-—Six months, on approved joint Notes,

tor sums over Pen Pounds. GEORGE COLES. Charlotfetaewn, 2 ud October, psGG, P.S. Any other Stock fancied will be put uj at upset price Lisl pat ber

RON and WHISKEY.

FEW be SOLD by AUCTION, on Pt AKE’s

| - Wiarr, on SATURDAY, 27th met., et it o'elock, now landing from Barque Lapress,

from Glasgow,—

50 Tous Scotch TRON, (asserted sizes it Round and Flat,)

5 quarter Casks Caupblefon WHISKEY, D> do de Gleuiwuh do,

10 Cases Old Tom GIN,

20 do de duo GINGERETTE, | 5 de do dv Orange HITTERS, | 29 do do de Sesteh WHISKEY,

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. Ch'tewn, Oct. 22, 1866.

Crop, &e.

Lo CSPEMCE) on 0s v0 cess cees ens ds to Ds) L., i: Me eah aelt alat ocke danas 7s ty Y- | , Shingles, per Moo. 6... cee eee ee ee eee 10s te Lis) Sundries, EG, POP 4Ot . gis vice oe ce ewes Siu e+e. 40% to 80s) j Straw, per GWPEs és 660% ween chee TT els 6d to 2s ss bv dr 06 cece ep ep tscs 49 Ve none nove |

| Oluver seed por Ib 2... eee skd sw eee ee cael Reine Homespun, per yard....eeeees ceee ce eee e eds tubs

| Calfskips, per Ib........ ... 5d to Bd

| Hides, per ib...

eb kiids pba ca ebicdend 4ouk ae eee bd ls to ls Gi Sheepskins ....... Se doed euccessoesctl Ge OF ae Mendes Or Waki i. debs elicucse's oricdes hs de Sd to dd

Partridges,.... ae ee fe GEOKGE LEWIS, Market Celrk.

' . Died, | “At New Perth Mi'ls, on the 7th instant, after a lingering iHness, borne with patience and resigns tion, Margaret Smith, wife of Duncun McDonald Exq .mn the S2lod yeur of ber age. At Charlotretown, on the L0th instant, of mensles

Phe arms seized from the Fenians} Isabella, beloved daughter of James McKenna, |

Cooper. aged 2 years.

At Charlottetown Royalty, on the 27th of Sept , |

after three weeks illness. which be bore with chris tiun resignation to the Divine Will, Mr. Josep He leaves a wife and six children te mourn the Joss of a kind husband and un affectionate facher. He died iu the hope and full asenrance of meeting hits Redeemer

At Murray Harber, on the 27th Sept , ut the resi dence

The deceased

ro a . ae ‘ *) wus deservedly regretted by her family and a nu archiepiseo pal | The Herald's Toronto special says, that a large | ; i

merous circle of friends and acquaintances. fu childbirth, after 13 days illness, Sunsan, the

The military at Fort Erie were under} belov ed wite of Vr ‘R Galbraith, aged 43 vears and jnine months, leaving a loving husband and ten ~ | children to mourn their irreparable loss |

At Lot 19, on the oth inst, Mr James Townsend

| ie ee we Superior Farm, Farming Stock.

i ee be so'd. at PUBLIC AUCTIGN, on

THURSDAY. the 7th November, at tbo clock ltie well known FREEHOLD PARM, eatled Dun

| consisting of 150 veres superior Land, about SO ot | which are under enltivation aud im goed co dition

eo ee ee dito aga bar, situated near the Clyde jor Dog River) Bridge.

The Land is of ;excelient quality. baving two

Springs of water rnnning through it, a tolerable | Dwelling House with a good Barn and Stables ; }within one mile of the Farm are two Churehes ;

two Grist Mille, Saw, Shingle, and Carding Mill l tue School houses, and three Peres, and within }two miles of the Mnasle-mnd Beds, and also within two miles of two Wharves A large portion of the | Purchase Money may rennin on Tnterest, | Stock. —2 good Mares. 5 Milch Cows, 2 Dry Cows, 3 Heifers, 2 Bulls, 4 Pigs, 40 Sheep.

Also. XH) Bushes Gata, 200 do Votwtoes. 100 do. | Barley, a quantity of diay, | Cart. lL Wagon, &e

C2 From three to twelve months’ c-edit will he viven on the Stock and Crop. Farther particulars made known at Sule.

ARCHIBALD M'CALLUM.

Danbar, Oct. 22, P66, Si

| New Goods! New Goods !

|

if Mr. David Crichtou, Mrs. Blizabeth Laird. |, MIE Subscribers have just received, pe:

aved 68 yeurs, after a short illness.

Barque ** Undine,” from Liverpool, their FALI. & WINTER SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS,

Now open for Inspection at the Old Establishment, Pownal Stre -t; also to be had atthe New Store,

Archbishop MeCloskey and Father Starrs; * hat position Canada would take if President} in the 31st year of bis age. leaving a widow and four | Queeu Square,

were beth absent from the city, having left for Raitimore to attend the Plenary Couneil.—-They were at once telegraphed tu about the sad eve ut. At twe o'clock this morning the fire had ¢on-) siderably lessened in fury, and wow nothing re-

‘ the venerable, stately and reve ed) Cathedial but blackened walls and smouldering The insurance on the Church amounts |

mins of

Johnson makes a demand on Enland to settle the Alabama claims... ..Gold 149}.

CHarLorretows, Oct. 22.

, " > aibe ¥ ‘ Ye or ‘o “ree By Te legraph to Me Neill's Reading Room i ct. 1 tr. Commerce,

and Hraminer.

China arrived at Halifax at 4 o'clock this a.

a . m. Avrivals in Enrope from hencee—Commo ty $75,000, mustiv in the Bowery Iusurance | Dome Sihal ; : eT ;

( tng .- New York Herald : we = ult; Jiannah Lizzte 30th Wit.; Al

Um pPany << , — jeoto 3rd cimst.: Siran LO0the Cossuck.: | tth

a Rc i rE *

Te pres ete | Sailed from L verpoo! tor Charlottetown

*ERIAL GUARANTEES. ; ; ,

IMPERIAL G the Martha Aun on the Ist inst.; the Ann on

We understand that Hy r Majesty's govern | ment have agreed to vive the Imperial gu of £4,000,000, to be raised on the security of the revenues of the confedera- ted ¢ -s of British North America. Of the sum to be thus raised, £3,000,000 is to be ap- plied to the long-talked of Latereolonial Racl- |

i i . | autee fora sum

ployee

way hetween Ha ifax and Quebec, or ratl ri

jappropriation of our space

the 10th.

—~S> oo aD oo sive luse

Weg detail: d

Quebec on the 14th inst... which we received by

No. to a

fire at

riion in our present

account of the lamentable

jour papers per the Saturday night's mail. This

has compelled us to

with the junction of the line with the Grand | postpone some farther editorial remarks in-

Trank at Riviere du Loup. The remainins | tended for this day's paper.

£1,000, 900 is to he applic d by the contederat od a alli athena Abita

yovernment to the purchase of the territor To the Editor of the Patriot: '

tights of the Hudson Bay Company, leaving that company still the cisht of trading over tle territory, ard heldins the trading posts which are necessary for carrying on its trade. T

leyutes from Canada are expected in En s-|

land daify to complete the arrangements with | Her Majesty's government. The governors of the Hudson's Bay Company are, we believe, prepared to recommend to the proprietors the aceeptance of the £1,000,000 as the purchase money of the tecritorial or sovereign rights whieh they hold under their charter. We are also informed that the claim of the company against the United States government, arising eut of the Oregon question, is likely to be st tled, and that the amount to be received under this head will he somewhere about £250,000.-— Railway News.

~~ 2 oe —_—-

GREAT FIRE IN QUEBEC.

This year will be netable for the number and fictive nature of the fires which have nee | cured during ite reign. To say that fansilies, | as in ordinary cases, have been thrown homeless | and destitute apan the teuder wercies of the) world, would net be saying cuough, as, this yeor,) the wafferere are net te be numbered by uns, but by hundreds, yea even thousands. Seme ot these calumities have eceurred outside of oe dominions, aud, creditable to relate, have coi he small amount of ey mpathy among eur tellow lieyes Some have occurred in our mid-t, but net ot quite such a substantial vature. Ne al Seotia and Prince Edward Isiand have beth been | hitherte sabjeeted te the lash of the destroyer and Lower Canada hasbeen visited by one of the mest destructive conflagration? within the records of teent years On Sunday night a fire broke | out in the suburbs of Quebee knewn by the nani ol St. Reet and St. Sauveur, which continued | ie ravages tli the whele district weet of Crown | Btreet te St. Saneeur Toll Gate, a distance of | tearly a setle, tochuding 17 chutehes and convents. and comewhere abuut 2.500 houses, have beeu utterly deetreoyed. “The number of persons rev | dered henueless by this fearful scourge, and at | this inclement seasen, has been estimated at up-| wards of S000; wad the luss of property wt | heatly $5,000,000, alien int eaenarneatans The loss of the steomer Evening Star bos taused great excitement in New York, New! Uriedas, aid Savannah. Seven additional js | seagers had been picked up, making in all seve ten saved, out of three hundred. The ship! wus valued at $500,009, but net insured. Het ¢argo is estimated tu have been worth balfam | lum of dollars, or more: that was Aithoazh there is no apparent hope that the Ecening Star will ever be heard from aya not a few in New York e sprese coufidence tht it will he otherwise. Experienced scam however, are not amou,s this class.

: } msare dd.

——— >

Mr. A. T. Stewart, of New York, is about to} dv something in the Peabedy style. He pro-| poses to devote a milliow of dollars to the ere tien of cheaply rented commedions dwellin « s for the working classes, the rents to be applied to the extension of the enterprise, 4 d he asks the Corporation of New York for a site. If the site is nut granted he -wiil purchase itand

£9 on with the enterprise, deducting the pur-|

¢hase money from the million of dollars, and |

| Sim :—lI beg te acknowledge the receipt of the jsum of Frese Pounds, r-eeived from George A Thresher, Exq., towards the sufferers by the late |

; bouud ta this Port.

children to wourn their loss.

Port of Charlottetown. AKRIVED

Paine, Halifax; mer

xurgaret Ann. King, Cow Bay ; coal. CD. Graut Snoth, Harbor Grace; bal Shur light, Maskel, Je dore ; fish Alice, Bears, Gulf ; fish Annie, — Arichat ; Banquet, MeNeill. Waulifax ; rings Ann, Allen, Chemoyue ; Scotian, Hewet. Cape Canso; herrings LeBlanc, Kelly's Cove; eoal Ann,

i

baal. Sarah

hes

boards, |

Mulerave, | Fongere. |

Halifax. Cranola. MeLeod, Picton; coal 16— Mary, San pson. Arichat; bal. Brans, Paoli Gulf: fis! C.W. Lyle, Sineltazer, Lunenburg ; Senator, Franebeville. Gaysbore ; herdog

Barque

| Undine, Kickham, Liverpool. gen. cargo. |

CLEARED

Oct. 15—Daniel, Heartz, Halifax: coal. Orian der, Muteh, Picton; do. Str. Commerce, Paine Halifex ; fish, &e. 16—Mount Vernon, Campbell, | Halifax ; pre 17—Wesiern Packet. Power, Bay | Vert: bal. Sarah Aun, Allen, Chemogue ; de. |

} Feme, Gillis ao; do. | sciatic t siiabadecenubad |

The B: rque ? Lillie.” belonging tothe firm of Jas. |

Dunean & Ce. of this city . arrived in the Gat of

| Canse.ou Tuesday last. in 24 days from Liverpool, |

A Good Selection of

WINTER CLOTHS,

Compri-ing Whitneys. Beavers Plain & Fancy Doeskins, Elephaut aud Moscow Clotis.

—ALSO— A Good Selection of Reoady-mado Clothing, Scarlet. White & Grey Blankets. Horse Rugs, Reil

Way Wrappers. Printed Druayvwets. Cocon Matting. Woollen & Marsellas Quilts. Woollen Covers

Dress Stuffs. Lustres, Coburus, Baratheas, Alpacas, Poplinets Caudeta. Shepherd Plaid Checks, Morinoes, Plain

land Fancy Whincies, weeds, &e-

Worsted Damasks, Black aud Coloured Sitks, Siiped Silks, Shawls, Mantles, Paletots, Chest Protectors, Corsets. Grey. White & Printed Cottons,

Cotton Warp, Wadding, Gloves, Hats and Caps

| Roots and shoes, ‘Tuble Covera, Table Damuasks

Phe Barque . Empress,’ from Liverpool, also | ( ents’ Linen and White Cotton Shirts, Woollen

| bound to this Port, was in the Gut of Canso yes- | Suirts, Bounet Fronts, Geuts’ Ties and Scarfs, Col | day. }

od eae : }lars. Muslins, Muslin ‘ urtains, Ladies’ Grey, The Barqne ‘ Undine,’ Kickham, arrived here on! Black and white Lamb's Woel Hose. Gents’ Hose,

fire in this city | Monday last, with a general cargo of goods for this | Drawers and Linders, Door Mats, Umbrellas—a

Wiitiam Dopp, Sec’y and Treas. Charlottetown, Oct. 19, 1366. ——_—___-=© 0- >. -e @————_—___ Suppen Dearus—A man named James Whyte, belonging to Johustou'’s River, and whe left home for Southport to sell sheep, on Thurs day. the 4th inst., was picked up in a dying state on Lot 4% Read, near the residence of Mr. Robin son, on Friday, the Sth. Shortly after being re| moved te Mr. Rebineon’s house he died. He was insensible from the tine of being discovered until be expired. He left Coady’s Public House— where he had been all night—about LO o'clock on that morning, in a gig. in company with ene Wil- liam Lerd, of Harber's Mouth Letrd was on his way to Rasa on business, and as Whyte was to take that route on his way home, Lord agreed to give him a ride that far. From the evidence be- fore the Coroner's Court, it appears that both had taken two glasses of Lquer previous to leaving

Coady’s ; but whether they drauk any considerable | present ages.

quantity between that and the place where Why ¢ was found—a distanee of about two miles—is nol known. Hlewever, it seems strange that in ee shert a time both could have become so drank— as Lord would have the Court believe--that Ww hyte could fall out of the gig without the knowledge of Lord. The latter proceeded on to Rasa, trans acted his busidess, and on returning, a girl whe | was with him discovered Whyte ly ing on the read with his back broken. The case is a mysterious one, and ought to be fully investigated,

A young man named Sheehan, belonging tof

Rollo Bay, was killed at Moore’s Shingle Mil, on}

Vriday last. tien of the machinery, When, unfortunately, the |

Ile was in the vet of eiling a per | their past patronage ; fthem. and the public in weneral, that he bas re-

sleeve of hi<x coat caught in the eogs, which drag- |

ived him in ameng the wheels, and so injured him

that be died shortly atterwards.— Heraid.

TEN REASONS WHY. Hrosteticer’s Stomach Bitters. SyouLp wave 4 PLAce In EVERY LloMe. BECAUSE, by invigorating the coustitulion

aud the frame, they avert sickness.

| atmospheric poison Which produces epidemics

trem taking effeet upon the systen, BECAUSE they cure iadigestion, and impart

unwouted viger to the stomach. . : BLCAUSE they are the best appetizing medi-

tinue at present known. : BECAUSE they are the only preparation apen

French Silk

Which persons of v bilious habit can salely rely to

keep the licer in good order.

BECAUSE thes tone and regulate the bowels, aud wvartably reiteve them woen coustipated, Wit tievtt causing audue relaxation,

BECAUSE. they strengthen the nerves, cleat

the brain, and eheer the auimal spirits

BECAUSE in case of an attack of spesms 0

i : le: . . | bilieus colte they are tar best Cong that cau be

adunuistered on the Lestant.

| | ' BECAUSE (especially) their use prevents the | | | | }

any imported.

Port.

NEW ADYERTISERIEN'S.

Books!

Books!

A great Sale of Standard BOOKS at Auction, commencing on or about No- vember Ist. by R. J. JUDD, the celc- brated Book Auctioneer,

HAVE been insiructed by Mr. JUDD to announce thut he will be here to open a

Sale as above, in Charlottetown, Peaker’s Brick Building, Water Street.

The Stock will be very large, varied and valna- able, including the great Authors of the past and

Catalognes are being printed, and will be cireu- lated in time.

Exact Partienlars as to Time and Place will bereafter be made known.

NEIL RANKIN, Auctioneer.

_ Cet. 22, 1366, all pavers fin Har & Cap Facrory, Opposite Temperance Hall. FRVMIK SUBSCRIBER takes this eppor-

tunity to retern thanks to his customers for and respectfully infortns

Oct. 2, 1366.

ceived his FALL, SUPPLY of the best

Plushes, Lam Cloth, Hat & Cap Trimmings,

and is prepared to sell as good and cheaper than

Geuts’ Silk Hats, Ladies’ Silk Hats, Merino Hats, VParrametio Hats, Cloth Hats,

Drat Shell Hata, Soft Feit Harts. Leather Hat Boxes.

Wholesale saad Retail.

Gents’ Winter Caps, Ladies’ Skating Caps, Cloth Caps,

Glazed Caps,

Velvet Caps,

Military Caps,

Shacos, Plumes & Balls,

variety in Cotton, Silk, aud Alpaca, &e., &e. —Also— A Large Lot of Furs. Ladies’ and Gents’ Fur Caps, &e., &e- Ail of which will be sold cheap for Casn.

J.-S & J. PURDIE.

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Ch'town, October 22, 1866,

EUROPEAN EXCHANGE.

gre Subscriber is now Janding from Ship “ EMPRESS” from Glasgow,

10 Cases and Bales DRY GOODS,

20 Crates EARTHENWARE,

5 Tons Scoteh TRON,

3 Casks Scotch WHISKEY.

—Also—

From Barque * LOTUS” from Loxpoy—

8 Cases and Bales DRY GOODS, 4 do Ready-wade CLOTILING, 20 Hhds. GIN, 4 Casks Hennesseys’ BRANDY 4 do Port and Sherry WINE, 2 Hhds. Baes’s ALE, 30 Chests and half Chests TEA, 4 Boxes CURRANTS, 40 Boxes RAISINS, 1} Case CONFECTIONARY, 1 do MUSTARD, | Bag PEPPER, 2 Cases CASTOR OLL, 1 Box NUTMEGS, 1 Bag GINGER. Per“ L. ©. OWEN” from Livexroon— 5 Cases and Bales DRY GOODs, 2 Bales WARP, J Case Ready-made CLOTHING, 15 Crates EARTHENWARE, —Also— Per TWO BROTULRS ” from Bo stox— 30 Casks KEROSINE OIL, 20 Boxes CANDLES. Ail of whieh will be sold at small advance ov Cost to wholesale purchasers. k. W. HYNDMAN.

Clitewn, Oct 22nd, 1366, ist pat

JOUN HOBBS.

(ENTS? CLOTHES ond LADIES’

A MANTLES Cleaned and Renovated and

| wucie look dike sew by

BECAUSE they combine the three properties |

lela tonie, an alterative, and a nervine ti thet

utmest purity and perfection.

BECAUSE they are a specific against Ague|

and Fever, and all intermittents, and with all therr

petency as a preservative and a remedy, are as} . > . i ‘ — harmless as water from the mountain spring - |

| — Ue. 22. 20 i ~ ——_o |

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HoLtoway’s Pins —Sucerasiul Results —|

J. HOBBS. (A ENTS ood LADIES FELT TALS

altered to the newest style by

J. LiOBBS.

ROPTICHK.,

gb persons having left the'r Hats over) < twelve months, and not ealled for, had better |

do so, otherwise they will be sold to puy EX pelises ; and all blats left in fuiare toust be prepaid J HOBBS. Charlottetown, Oct. 22. 1866. zm

ae West India i roduce.

. sno = Adi PIsSykTyURss ‘PHUBSLS 4 r J Jsas 4 lth now taken at our Gallery, the ony jz place in the Colony where they are taken | These ave the Portraits that of hate Lave cansed such excitemens all over Enrope and America ; and uo wouder, for they are truly wonderful specimens of art, and are destined to sapersede every other latyle of Portraiture, For beauty of tint, and j harmony of light and shade, there is nothing in the | world to equal it. They «re done on Porcelain, fand are indestructible, rivalling gems of the first Waier. Trespectfully invite all whe can appreciate to sce speciiucus u Woon view at my studio, R. BR. McLELLAN, Artist aud Photographer. Yrent George Street, Get 22. Pb.

DANCING,

-| © Phat which respects pleasure alone, honest

recreation, or bodily exereise, ought not to be rejected o1 contemped.’—PLUTARCH.

After persons have beey eulferiog tor years onder

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thus leaving him so much less for this nob'e | the direst diseases, these wondertul remedies have

pow Mr. Stewart is a native of the counly | yfren come to their resene. Cures of ule crs, sores, |

Jrone, Ireland. inflammations, abscesses, and screfulous disfigure-

———— - ments, derived frow the use of [followay : noble | Tre ewe - TPT ES , euratives may be cited by theasauds, and uany LATEST NEWS BY 1 ELEGRAPH, | solunteered testimonials ef their eflicacy abound |

’ » in the home, colowial, and foreign newspapers. A Loxpox, Oct. 15. | tittle faith ouly is wanted te give these mediva- Provisions easier. Cousols 895 for mon i — New York, Oct. 13. | Hulloway’s Pills evereome disease and restore 1 _ letrength by purifying and improving the quality Gonzales and Pelletier were execuued yeste: ' gts te Oiutine day for the murder ol Senor Otero some montis | and fills up ubsceases, by forming firs aud healthy

Seo... News very meagre this morniug..-- - | pranulations. Gold L532 ’ ™ . lh il ea

534. : . Tew x, 13th, p. m. eee ! : Syrup as invaluable for the purposes for hick A fire last night destroyed the Hobby Horse lit ie designed, and would have it -f its price were actory of Q. Christian & Son, of Margi double what it new is. We shall de all in our treet. Loas about $120,000... .The sriti<h

ark Amétostine, from Cardiff for Vera Cr | od off the coast of Florida on the 2.4) mt. The master, mate aud three seamen wei e | the gums, mn, eure ' The cee See o eat ld a8 cist he othe tumber, are supposedete have heew lost... health ty the ene a :

qiaintaners.—[ Henry A. bitehcock, Sturbridge, Mass} It relieves the child from pain, softens reduces inflimimation, cures ind colic,

Holloway 's Oiwtinent beale uleers |

We Reeano Mis. Winstow's Sooruixne |

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wents a trial, which will suffice to prove their) | ealutary powers and lead to taete battire adoption

power te infreduce it among or frends and ac-) Pri~tinG and Bookwinpine business. |

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pub Subveriber begs to inform his Cas- tomers, ana the Trade, that the BRIG y RS. BURRIS, thankfal for the favors =“ TALBA,.” will be dne here about the 1th No-| LR received for many years in teaching the vember next, trou LARBADULS and DEML. | above urt, tubes the tiberty again of informing hes RAKA, with 50 Puns Bright Barbadoes MOLASSES, ld Tous Barbadees SUGAR, (in assorted packuges)- s 50 Puus. stroug Demerara RUM, wwdo Rich do MOLASSES. liu do Bark Distilling do ibeavy) 10 Hinds Fine Granulated SUGAR, 25 Bbls (for Faumity use), 5 Uhds. and 30 Bbls Muscowade do. Haudbills will be issued upon arrive! of Vessel. DANIEL DAVIES.

WANTED, J

4 smart Lad as an Arrrenticer to the

jpatrens aud the publie generally, that she will

i Pp itr A JUVENILE Claes will alsa be opened on CUBSDAY, the dtu NOVEMBER. Remember from 3 Glo. po me. or any hours that the parenis of puplis may agree on. Charlottetowa, O«t, 22, 1865,

Kerosene Oil. UsT RECELVED, a Consignment of

the above.

Cl’'tewn, Mer 2, 18 6.

CARVELL BROS.

Get 20,1806,

Wanied,

Apply to : GEO. BREMNER. “Excelsior Printing Office,” Prince Street, Oct, 22; 1866.

| -sober man us Firewuan. ~ WM. MURPHY.

Qete 22, 1866. ~ asl

apples. | Pink, Bine, White and Searlet Flannels, Fancy do |

|

lopen her Classes, a8 ueeal, for the season, on} TUESDAY Evening, the 30th iust., at 3 o'clock, |

KEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OE ee er re er Or rere Ler ere

| TRADE SALE.

| Dry Goods, Tea, Tobacco, &e. &e. &e.

on THURSDAY, the 25th instant, at their SALES ROOM—

consisting of

100 Pieces of GREY COTTONS, 100 do de | 10 do do 16 do Faney FLANNELS,

2 ~~ de do (ali wool), | 22 «do WHITE COTTONS,

31 oda SERIPED SHIRTING,

i. cS do do 24 Rundles COTTON WARP, (New Beaunswick Catton Mills.) . Also, 16 MWhds MOLASSES, 10 Bois do 30 Chests TEA (warranted), 50 Sides Extia New York Sole Leather, 10 Keys Tebauceo, 10 casks Kervotne Oil, 200 bis Flour, ou00 Civars, 1 Bb) dried Currants, 10 boxes Raisins, 10 Boxes Soup, i? Bandles Oakunus. vo Coils Hemp and Manilla Cordage, 4 bbls Amenicun Par, & do do Kosin. Teams — Shuis exeveding approved Notes.

£16, CARVELL BROTHERS. October 2, iRG6. sake:

Hcusochold Furniture, Stock, &c NYU be Soild by PUBLIC AUCTION

of MRS PATRICK MURPHY, Covebead Road

Sieek:

1 HORSE, 1 MARE,

2 Colta, 12 Sheep, 2 Mileh Cows, 3 Heifers, 1 Bull.

Parming Empliesments: 1} Thrashing Mill, 1 1 iron Vieugh, } 2 Carts, ] i

Set Fanners, Set Harrows, llorse Rake, set Cart Harness, TF Wood Sleigh, Jaunting Sleigh, J Single Wagon, and sundry other Farming Luplements. About 4 ‘Tons of Siraw. A Lot of HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE. Tensus — All sums under £2, cash; amounts over £2, twelve mouths’ credit, ou approved joint Notes.

N. RANKIN, Auctioneer. Covehead Road, Lot 34. Oct. 22, 1866.

Auction of: Land, . AT SOURIS,

Or WEDNESDAY, the [4th day of NC-

Pc MER next, 1SG6.

“FO BE SOLD, on the Prenises, at SOURIS, on WEDNESDAY, the Mth day of NOVEMBER next, 1566, at 12 o'clock, noon, ihe following LAND, HOUSE, and Premises, for- werly the property of Mr. ALEXANDER SuUTHER- Hann, of whites the following is a general descrip- tion: It commences on the South side of the Road leading to Souris from the North side. and at the North-east angle of a tract or piece of Land, the property of Captain Roderick MeDonald, thence Eastwardly along said Koad for the distance of six Chains and eighty Links, thence South thirty-six Deyrees, East ove Chain and fifty Links, thence forty-four and a balf Degrees, West five Chains to Capt. Roderick McDonald's aforesaid Property, ind thence North fifty-six Degrees, thirty Minates West to the first named Road or place of com- mencement, coutaining one vere aad a balf of Land, more or For Terms of Sale and other particulars apply to Mus. Beato, or to the Subseriber, at Souris. JOHN MACGOWAN, Auctioneer, acting for Estate of late Hon'ble DoxaLp Beaton Souris, 22nd Oct., bSo6.