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j ‘ i ‘ ’ ‘ v ' “ x i ‘ i a : } Catl : d mak el ‘ ‘ 2 ‘ s ow ‘ i au Cat ny th tala ed i ‘ © most beartily glad to aband

i the hght from under

bus shel to show how bad that Church is whos rine 8 reach tot ormeus number of nearly ree huadred millions—which has existed fo; rly two thousand years—a Church which rding te Lord Mac tulay,“* saw the commence

oi au the Governments, and of all the

eccleskistical establishments that new exist in the

‘ j ‘and ia destined to see the end of them

:

It is extremely

amusing tu think that *‘ the irum ¢ceciesasic beaten by such a man as Mr. Fitz. ean frighten aay ene away from such & Cherek.

There is no doubt that Mr. F tagerald perceives

be confirms the mest material parts ot the evi

A MeDoi ald—eonfir 2

aiselutely the statement made by the Hen. Mi

dence given bs the Rey

Brenan; and the rest of his letter is mere quib-

bling and eqguivocaten Hie has not produ ed a Bne of &1

wr out of it, to support his quibbling and ¢ quiveca-

tau.

dence from any one in the Government

—_>- - -

TO CORRESPONDENTS

We have received to-day the following eommu- weations, tor nearly all of which we will endeavour to make reom in our next No.—“ A Penant Far- mer,” addressed “to the Tenant Farmers of P. E Island,” ov their duty at the approaching election ; “A Churehman,” commenting on the unseemly and unechristian conduct of the Rev. D. Fitzgerald, is attempts to stir up re)

gious strife; “ Strang

? ° * ya i i i i { ‘ I 4 ‘ i i , j d I i I i i ‘ 1) ad A \ . New Port " uitly killed i ” - e tuund 1 { ri ol I i dy of the i rol ‘ Ost } ‘ dad tell—~could wren our reports eit, under the ruins in a th on impossible for it to be extricated, with the clot ig stripp d off, the head nearly severed from * trunk, and the bowels protruding. ‘The sight \ MA i ‘ it Dr, Nathaniel Green, of Boston, was in the ex- eurs nd lr. J. L. Rebiusen af Wenham rive NA i te the ace t, amd ¢ w bodies of the injured havi bans taken to My Kimball's,

surgical assistance waa rendered them, while Mrs

Herrick, Mrs. Dodge, Miss Maria W hipple and several other ladies volunteered their services as ses, and the hospit uty of their homes to the

forty or filty reeeived bruises, fle L wounds

jand Wrenehlin s. oo

Post Surgeon Y. G. Hurd; and a large delegation

surgeons in

attendar ce were reinforced by

: ef men from Camp Lander, which is about a quar- With great anaiefy ® deaper * nliol ‘ 1s } } . ‘ rR : ——. . etree siadiety th tesperate plight of the rof am distant from the t where the col tcrermment, and hence his efforts te fan the flay tion teok place, under cx nd of Lieut. Wa!ter lincoed. We regard the trail t Provost Marshal , 4 t ‘ ‘ \ \\ ' ¢ ) ‘ ’ \ Bark s with s . a we ; ‘ ' i ‘ ‘ . i I \ E Ww. } ) r , 5 ; ‘ a \ i rea ‘ W for ~~ > ‘ i La 1 work aw i Caract On the Sth inst ; ZION t t i { l ) il as tot y aes w rv ‘ think ef G by f 4 persons wel ‘ t . rt le : } + ‘ i 8 Ww i} > La 3 8 ua « | nve x i ‘ i 4 ; he } . ‘ \ I id 18 I dg, tho ruins wh ws been rais with s ue . iK t i > nu ‘ ig i i . % dorm and labour by the Messrs. Sutherlands li Was compitteiy Gestroyed, as wa 1 n And t d } ‘ . ; rtion ol fl id the cen- t 4s ‘ De e4 ‘ ] ‘ tr Bi re i Pp ns of the flo 4 ‘ i a AP eet 1 were covered with partially , 1 , os Fi Urn ‘ ldine. and ar ng the wr *k lay Md ir. i rr i , 1ains of the x qt ‘ ‘ t 1 to ! Ay S mes Ss f M power, then » thine bo j - were } v ha r evident! Bacar a slline y r } j Ify p to pass a 2 , “sf be r : | t : ri Y i I und “ ] t alt i Ww ail ¢ ! and row of | fourteen . s ; try > wit! } : : I i . tcloss Children, charr 1 and t ik l that still greater i y—the misr ‘ ind partia.ly covered with fragments of t present dominant party roof Here might be seen a head with the eo rains protruding; there a body disembowe!] ed; farther off a child, w n ber death ago- T > wre es , vo . 39 oe “> TAC . e rHE INTRIGUES OF THE GOVERNMENT’ ny had turned upon ef 1 next t WITH REGARD TO ST. DUNSTAN’S| her, overhanging the bedstead. was the ) COLLEGE dy of another female child kull half =e emptied. Altogether, the spectacle present P ; Wer intended te ha oticed, at so n this room was of the most appalling cha- it 5 in this day's paper the wretchedly lame def r - oo ‘ . . wW the fire originated is unknowr ] which Mr. Secretary Pope has made in the ‘Is e™. oes All : Co - : was reported safe as late as half-past eleven wider” of Friday last, touching the int er ot! +6. 2 " ; } Seed 3 5 yclock. The buildings, we understand, are fie Government with respect to their proposed | insured with the Roval Exchange [Insurance endowment of St. Dunstan’s College; but we are | € ym pany. . . . . >_> induced te withhold our remarks until next week . . . . i . €) } S us —having jest had placed in our hands a letter from PICTURE OF THE FEDERAL STATES, DRAWN BY THE NORTHERN PRESS Nichoiae Conroy, Esqr., M.P.P., addressed te His} 9 BAWN BY THE NORTHERN PRES tdship the Bishop of Charlottetov vin — I : . Lordship the Bishopof Cha ow oe The Hon. Mr. Seymour, formerly Govern-; starting disclo-ures with r spect tot rick r of the State of New } rk, has again been of the Government in regard to the contemplated aomit Aby t Democrats of that State, grant. If any thing will complete t ¢) to run as their Candidate for Governor at the . : : fall elections. In his speech at Albany, a evidence We have brotugut te bear u i titis Su : ' + : . ~ rt tim ro, On accepting the nomination, cf, 2 we r. Conrey's letter. J ‘ } eel } ‘ oe I M mw - ue adeuvered a heary bill of indictment against subject is “ventilated” t lig S58 the Federal Government, the plainness of his the trickery of the Government. We should be speech being something wonderful in these glad to publish Mr. Conrov’s iectter at ones times, wl t pos e Central Govern- 1¢cntis s yuenti ing used to crush out tT waa vert recetyed a4 our ey ef was mak : ‘ : “ > uf . ' 7 ‘ res tm Ol ¢ ression but a8 Jir. Seymour vauy i ens, and Will a ‘TY cons q ‘ on tas ; y wr press, and w aceupy very quot ad chiefly from the newspapers wisic! espace. With regard to Mr. Pope's statem have supported the Government, little fault the last “ Islander,” it is only necessary to say that! can t t

e found with him even by the bitterest enemies of his party. We append some of the extracts.

After the expenditure of nearly one thou- sand millions of dollars, and the sacrifice of more than one hundred thousand Northern lives, a leading New York pap'r is forced to make the following admission :

{From the N. ¥. Evening Post }

‘*s What has been the result? Our armies | of the West. the noble victors of Fort Donel- son and Shiloh, are scattered so that no man knows their whereabouts, while the foe they | were sent to disperse is a hundred miles in their rear, threatening the cities of Tennes- | see and Kentucky, and eyen advancing to-| ward one of the principal commercial ¢;}ties | of the free states. There is no leadership, |

ino unity of command, apparently no plan or |!

concert of action in the entire region we have undertaken to hold and defend. At the same| time, our army of the Raat, numbering 290,

} artillery

hie : a, : spree ye Teachers, &c. jon Friday last, but a8 the regiment showed &) writes us to enquire “ why we advertise patent |!" favor of School Teachers, &¢

he 2f LaATy EPR Ea ion ERIE CREM R TET, TPE eee” Ss ie FPR ERG. Ue y u Ving, arya it i (! tngland to Dri { i in rouri Ua row. OF” i rETO i ’ ich thi nada over-hend \ number of persons pur- i RED

iS ClbheY justilying OF 4 ctenuating its con sUCct) Chased the tickets, P ye th ae mon y for} \) 2— Margaret, Tibredon, vecrowha i; | in this particular. Every principle of Am-| them, and started for the landofgold. ‘1 hey | shingles gyle. Hubbard. Picton; bal. %.! erican jiberty, every regard for tho loval| reached Canada all right, and were sent as} Ellen, Houdrot, Labrador; mackerel. Ellen, Mat

Luge, every sentiment of justice, every im-| far west as St. Paul’s, Minnesota, noar to) ttl, Tatmagy ee ae Aime, Voley, pulse of manhood, cries out against it. The) which a line of railway runs. Here they! Ellen, ‘ ode Meta: it - ili | man who thinks at all is absolutely staggered | were dropped without money, provisions, or coals. 4— Maxwe iton, Pan), tei that these thingscan be. ‘They alm st tancy | means of further conveyance, being obliged | Albert, Doyle, Shediac ; 8! ingle y that Mephistophiles himself had got access! to camp out in a caravan on their own ae- lig, Pag wash ; boards Spray, \ sneAUX, Shediac into the councils of the government, and by|count. What has sinee become of them is Pen P hg hn, Mor New York; flomr, &«

J bull Richibucto; deals. Venture, me device, fresh from the pit, had diverted} not known ; ; 1

but the ** Transit Company’’} Wish, Pictou: ‘coal. Ariel. Mo Rav Ve its energics from the repression of rebellion} has turned out to be a bogus concern, got up| deals. Bee, MeRae, Pictou; coal i—Christizna * . s¢ t . 2 ’ ; . i \ > , rt< of the suppression of liberty. | by a nest of rascally speculators in England. | MeNeill, do.; do. Woodbine, Robertson, do.; de

7

| Annie, Gillis, Sydney ; do

Weclose with an extract from the NewYork | . Hh . ‘ “u . - ? jw : | Peper of which ienty Ward Boeoher ie the) a4) 2 2.4 papers comblaia af the babin: pais iditor—one, too, which until recently gave the | g. ‘ pak : } | Noe Pate Oct. 1—Velocity Administration itd warmest support {| flicted on London tradesmeu by the protracted! Pollard. do. d '

= CLEARED, De war,

Piston; bal. Mars,

do '

Mount Vernon, Lates, [from the New York Independent. ] :

absence of the Queen and her Court, and they} Rookha, Davidson, do.; do. | pete oie du.; du. Margaret, ‘Tibredoux, Necrowhack ; d } SA¥: | y aca P) ; : ’ . » ‘ a “2 @ : > . nus, CEO, eto ‘ t rhe conduct of affairs, thus far, is obliging} ‘* Nhat royalty has certain nublig duties to} { ee itichibuet ; Ad % the world to say that ten slave states, with | perform which should outweigh al consider-| agonche: du. Bee, McRae eight million people, are more thana match | ations and conveniences of & private nature. | Deming, Pugwash ; do lor twenty free states, with twenty millions| The absence of the Queen and Court from) Pictou; do of peopl We have civilization, wealth,| London during this year of the Exhibition} numbers, material, intelligence, moral prest- has entailed a huge loss upon the West-end ige, and liberty on our side. They have} tradesmen of the metropolis, and also upon| gy) slavery, barbarism, ignorance, and relative! the vast numbers of peo} le they directly | Brigantine, of about 200 tons, called the * Herald,’ poverty. We cannot even say that it is alemploy, and the working classes indireethy | built for the Newfodndland market. drawn game! At present the North is beaten. connected with the commerce they carry P " 7 It is a supreme and extraordinary want of | on.”’ PRICES CURRENT. executive administrative talent at the head of When Dublin, robbed by the act of Union CuanLorrerown, Oct. 10, 1862 » ¢ ' ; ; ots fher Leersk » her nobles ¢ ] i € a . iid . ’ . government that is bringing us to humilia-| of her Legislature, her nobles and aristocracy ,

Perseverance, Ranger, Mattetall, Tat

Pictou: do. 7- lay, Deaux Auguste, LeBlanc,

_—- -

Launched, On the 9th imst., at Charlottetown, from the upyard of Mr. Clement White, a superior built

i. rhea »

tion, and setting this great nation up asa false | complains of the loss of trade and decay that) " : nee ° datos witness against liberty and Christian civiliz-| have been the consequences of the change—| a _— ise ee ee ieee 5 oe eee ation! j her palaces converted into bucksters’ shops ; | an per ib : Bigs eR Nt sai Ce to 4

[t is asked, what profit is there in such con-| her centres of trade into cavalry stables—her Pork, per BN eal og: -.-.3$d to 43d tinuous criticisim? Admit that the facts are | complaints provoke but the sneers and Ne We CN. rhs heaves v eueusi aus 5d to 6d 80, is it not better to join hands and support | and insolent advice of the London press, which ae a covceces Ree 004a8 the government? Yee? Let that be done to| now find cause to murmar on account of the| Butter (fresh)......... Sevclceps 0s 6ceg eae the uttermost. But we must secure tho ex-! injury done to the great metropolis by the a — Ce ae eo ee ne a istence of a government to be mupported. | temporary absenes of the Queen, ae a

Imbecility is a national spendthrift. ->-—-— PR is os vein dechspuee bids tober -10d

Central inefliciency is a vortex that will swal- Four Men Drownep.—Albany, N. Y.,| Ham, per lb...........--.0. +--+ ee: -++- 6d to 7d low down the substance, the spirit, and the | Sept. 21. Two soldiers of the Glst Regi-| Pearl Barley, per Ib.........-..+++-- ise to 134 men ofa nation. We ure going from bad to; ment, with three friends, while riding in a) — —— ca a. han cee a te 24 worse. If there were signs ofany amendment! eoach to Troy, N. Y., last night. by awcident! oatmes) per Ib....... heer aes : ee “Lid to 2d We cou/d have patience though disaster mark-| drove into the canal lock at West Troy. Eggs, per ON c4 see era thereon cal Gd to Sd

i the hours, and — dripped the seconds.| Four of the party were drowned, the driver | “2 Vegetables, but there is none, ur @ long time we waited d one side pnassence weaning | . the revelation ef some supposed deep pl in or} ne Sane ~~ po aT ee eas ene aoe shrewd pe icy But so many parts f the} 2 i rch a = “gs a a : i‘ | oe eh bushel { i $d a loines of the Jast year have been finished int »} COLONIAL NEWS ] I EMS. | ees er ben . ; -. Wd to 2d history, and are now, upon knowledg: of all <a Grai t} Interior elements, found to have bee ni The Halifax Reporte rofthe 30th ult. says : ataIM. without poliey, plan, supervision, or any con-| —The City Council has at length taken up oe aaa a ee in 8 trolling force, save chance, drifting chance, | the subject of the distressed operatives in the oa i gee “93 ty 23 Ba that we can no Jonger console ourselves that} Cotton districts of England, and the Mayo | Poultry there is a hidden wisdom that will convert ap | has been empowered to call a publie meeting eo aben

; iii aie 28 to Gs rent foll ucces Jt is incontrovertible | for the purpose of devising means towards ee h. ae to aie t centr ficiency is wasting the life| furnishing relief. Ditete. at ee Sd to Is 3d

f nation {tis not because this plan The steamer Peterhoff, fram Nassau, N. P.! Dacks, each. ‘Sick ee ae

pol has not been adopted, but Partridges, each .. .. 9d to Hid

SE PIS LE

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Albert, Doyle, do.; do. La|

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RENFROW HOUSE! Thomas’s old Stand.

GREAT GEORGE STREET, NOW OPEN.

‘TYME subscribers have much pleasure in annevacing that they have now ready for in-

Mi easiath mn AN EXTENSIVE AND CAREFULLY

{SELECTED STOCK OF

‘| British and Foreign Staple and Fancy

DRY GOODs,

} | | received via Halifax, iu advance of Fall importa- | tions, cousisting of— | Grey and White Cottons Groceries, Striped Regatta Shirti ‘ - | rg ee Tea, Tobaceo, Sugar, Mo | Picuiene Tee lasses, Soap, Caudles, mh ¢ Indigo, Starch, Pepper | Bed Tick Osnat arg Mestard, Cites c 7 Finish eke Wim artes astard, Ginger, Blue, | Muntle Cloths, Shawls | Bal. Skirts and Skirting | Hosiery, Gloves | *traw & Felt Hats, N.S. Flowers, Feathers, and Kibbons Mohair, Silk & Chenill Hardware. Hair Nets Nails—4d, 6d, 8d, 12d, 264 Black and Colored Co- Horse Shoe Nails, &c. &e. burgs, Lustres Table Knives and Forke Winey Cloths, Gala Plaid Dessert do do Fanoy Dresses and Dress Carving and Butcher's Material, in the most Knives fashionable styles Shoe Kuives, Sheath do. Polka Jackets, Seale Balances, Faney and Chenill Scarfs Weaver's Reeds in great variety AXES Klasticand Leather Belts Rope, Powder, Shot, White and Colored Stays Gun Caps, Candlewick A further supply of Hats, Plough Mounting Bonnets, Flowers, Fea- Hams, Traces, Backbands thers, Gloves, Mantles, Shovels, Hoes Shawls,Fancy Dresses, Blister Steel and other fresh Goods Blacking, Shoe & Serabb- shortly expected ing Brushes Boots, Shoes, Rubbers in Paint, Patty and Glass Ladies’ and Gents’ Wrapping Paper Grain Bags Blacklead, Shoeblacking | Men’s and Boys’ Cloth Patent Stove Polish | Caps, Storm ditto &e. &e. &e. &e. The above Goods have been purchased with the | greatest care, fromm some of the first House: in | Great Britain, and with a view to suit the require | ments of Town and Country, and are offered to the public at prices that will, we are satisfied, compare

Baking Soda, Saleratas, Washing Soda, &c. &c. and other Groceries, which we can recom- wend for family use.

favorably with any in the trade. DELANY & WILSON | Renfrew House, Oct. 6, 1862 Isl

| E'vesh Arrivals. \ YUE subseriber has received, per recent

} arrivals :— | 30 libds. choice retailing Molasses 12 do Muscavade Sagar

{200 bbls. Flour, Superior, Extra, State and Superfine. 29 bbis. Navy Bread

25 do Onions

15 boxes Cheese

| 10 casks Kerosene Qi! (best)

| 20 cans do 5 gallons each (do).

j

1

| rith a care: 250 bales of eotton for Liyer- | trees =e that no comprehensive plan of Any kind, aod] cool es a poe cel keel ‘ist I Arrive, and hourly expected— that no ce my] rehen ive plar : i ar y cind, an pool, put into Halifax on the 29th u bey jer} Fish. 40 hhds. Molasses no policy that gave unity and simplicity to the/ a supply of coal. | Codfish, per qtl......... cceeses 18s to 20s} 12 do Cheice Grocers’ Sugar

ffairs of all our armies and generals, has been i i . : | Herrings, per barrel... ‘ (sab aso eee oe 30s | 150 bbls. Flour pursued | The Halifax Journal says that no Jess than} Mackerel, por dozen.........+ .ss+ a0: ls 6d to 33 | 0 sides of Sole Leather. * « . . * «| thirty-three vessels cleared from North Syd-| Salmon, per Ib. 23 +++ -hone | All of which, together with Stock of

, ; ‘ aw f » 19 » 25 September. | mr r x

if this exhausted nation shall at length give wi se = Z _ to the 25th September, | Lumber. Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, Boots, ap this con flict, and betray the most glorious | with coal for aillax. PN CIROUNIOER Da oneness mens vacecves 3s Gd to 4s} Shoes &e &e trust of liberty that God ever putinto mortal! Qn Friday night last Mr. John Cadman,a| Do (Spruce).......+-+.-. «080.00, S71 ed ate :

nd onsen erest e theatre a0 thie Wen. F 2 ; Se hn” Teese sss leis: 7s to 9s/ ARE OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES.

AGS, an eG ues & ecmere ys yees"| man of 64 years ofage, a resident of Botsford, ! - 10 Le | 1.8. CARVELI

n Continent, let it not be said it was the ] € a ’ | Shingles, per M........-.+-.. ++ 108 to 158 | cei Seon crn Vontimens, 166 15 not be GalG re | whilst on his way home suddenly ran away | Settiine f fauit of the common peoj le, nor of Pe ne from his son and wife, and went towards the | __ e ' ° tions of liberty. Let iv be known that the | bay. Ile was found drowned next morning. | Timothy oan 4 NE oe a pete bine anti awa » . ears am. | . over See a ONS od’ bb oa wd bee's oak 6 ce nation wasted away by the incurable con-| .bhoyt ninety yards from the shore. Insanity | \y as ao ls 3d to Js Gd sumption of cen ecility | « : os : . .| Wool, pe eeee yer cscs e ere tevses 8 3K s 6d ape See eee: | issaid to have been the cause. He was of! ii,y,"per ton...-.-- sssa dees 57090

oe | steady habits, and pious in his every day de-| EET CO EE GE Is

partment. Mr. C. leaves a wife and nine} Homespun, per yard children to mourn his untimely end.— Sack-| Apples,per dozen........... Sie Plums, per qt.... cos eevee te 0 svg.

an ar ' — . . 33s 6 bs The N. Y. Werld contains the following is Od to &

idmirable appreciation of Gen. Pope's cha-|

, le i ract r:——‘* The Indians never trouble them- | ville Borderer. | Calfskins, per Ib.... 1... e0+--+e+veee . 3d to 6d selves about * bases of supplies or ‘lines of | A shocking outrage was perpetrated EE I ME Bas ci ncccic kk. cenelanes than 3d to 34d retreat,’ and the country they make war Upon | Saturday evening on the Common. It appears | Sheepskins, CA0N.... 0020s csc. svers 4a Gd to ds

1ust support them. They agree also with GEORGE Gen. Pope, Seeretary Stanton and the rad-

icals in seorning a‘ roge-water’ or * kid glove’ j f conducting a war. A ‘ stern policy’ | is their delight, and hence they rob and murder all non-combatants on their line of mareh, which, it will be remembered, was the spirit of Pope’s famous orders in Central Virginia.”

that a young woman was walking with a/ private belonging te one of the corps now | serving in this garrison, and while thus in-| nocently enjoying themselves, they were set | upon by eight young ruffians armed with| clubs, when the soldier ran to the hospital guard for assistanee. Before he returned) Valuable Real Estate for Sale. | with a file of the guard the poor girl had} . 17 7 bi Se ile iT? be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on been. seheetay “Senne “Sr oe Seaeenent TUESDAY, the 2th day of October inst., at

: . oF 11 o'clock, a. m., that valuable and most eligibly ed. A private examination took place yester-| Granted Lot of Land with the Dwelling Honse and

day at the Mayor’s office before iis Worship! stop ou the north side of Queen Square, lately

LEWIS, Market Clerk.

(EW ADVERTISEMENTS.

PRA AALAA AAS

styie

—- ++ oe

It is worthy of notice that while Seeretary | Stanton, under the plea of necessity, is daily incarcerating citizensinthe Northern Bastiles for offences which are not recognizable by the Constitution, the Confederate Congress has) adopted a resolution to restrain the powers of military officers under the act directing | the suspension, in certain cases, of the writ| f habeas corpus.

that the whole of the gang have been arrest- |

premises lately oceapied by Mr. James DesBrisay, measuring 40 feet front by 80 feet deep, or there- ubonts, ‘The situation is oue of the very best in the

were identified by the witnesses as the guilty |

parties. The case will be handed over to the |

Supreme Court. th

young woman bear excellent characters.~-) but a small outlay to convert it intoa handsome and

Hal rs Express. Oct. 1 }commodious shop and comfortable dwelling. For

yee Papeene, Set. 5 | terms, &e., apply to the subseriber, who is prepared |

‘ + —— . iad igs i } to treat for the purehase of the above property at

The Confederate leaders in Maryland will| | Spectat Noricr.— Holloway’s Pills — Mo-| private sale. not allow their soldiers, under pain of death, thers and daughters.— Pure blood and regu- If not disposed of at auction or private sale, the

to touch a thing or take artieles of any kind| larity of fanctions, Both these important) ypoperty will be put up to lease. W. A.

Without the consent of the awner, and then to | ends can be obtained without shock or inju-} Oct. 13, 1862. rw

pay liberally for it. The Federals admit} ty to any organ, by taking Holloway s far-| ties

that these orders are strictly obeyed, and ‘‘as famed purifying Pills, which sustain aud|

% consequence not an ear of corn or rail is st.engthen, while they improve every human |}

disturbed.”’ function. When these Pills have rivetted|

their cleansing powers on the body, no dele-| terious agent can keep its place therein—no }

Philadelphia Jnguirer says: by this! obnoxious matter can retain its hold thereon. |

1 S 7 i e . .- ° : surrender — it cannot be called a eapture— Universal bodily purification attends their ALFRED PHILLIPS the rebels took 14,500 men, 100 tons of am-! use, and intellectual vigour follows of course, | ia atic eee sLIPS. munition, rations for 14,000 men for 20 days,| As preventives of ill health, Holloway’s Pills} =" * fa tat. 2 9 tii!

57 guns (some of them best Parrott guns), | stand superior to any other scion and | NOTICE.

: G stand of : ¢ 4 batteries of fi | their soothing, supporting, yet revulsive pro- : .

14.000 utand of arms, and 4 batteries of field cel chandis aden oo. atin TEVHE Subscriber, having opened an EX. Ee ee oe ws CHANGE OFFICE in Water-street, next | use by the young and old of the female sex. | dose to the Temuace Matek: ter.the purpose of

| BUYING and SELLING uncurrent Money, is pre-

Aunest 4 Metixy.—The 116th regiment of | NG uncurrent Money, New York received its colours and anovation| « 4 Subscriber” and perhaps well wishing friend | pared to cash TREASURY WARRANTS drawn J. A. DARCY. IRW

lm

W.A. JOHNSTONE.

Tiardware.

NHE Undersigned is landing, per EDA MARIA, from Boston and from ENGLAND,— EAGLE PLOUGHS, s EAGLE ©. PLOUGH MOUNTINGS, HORSE NAILS,

POWDER AND SHOT.

Wuar tue Revers cot at Uarrsr’s Ferry.

— The

me ee

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disposition to muster iteelf out of service, the} medicines.” We will here and now answer him oth militia regiment was called out to guard | that we do not. Our readers are aware that we it; the guard, 250 strong, was ordered to| have for years excluded everything ot the sort, and load with ball cartridge and to take charge | the only seeming exceptiomthat we — of is the p of the 116th, until it was safely embarked | advertisement ot Doct. J.C. Ayer and Co's re-|ig Peren Met attuM, Esq., J. P., or to ir. r : . ‘i : inedies which now stands in our columns. If our | Ricnarp Dwas, (if not to himself in town) the for Washington, which was done according: | friend does not know we will inform hin that these | amount of their subscriptions at once, to avoid = are not “patent” or even secret medicines | being bronght before the November and December as Their composition has been made as publicly | Courts at Morrell. * 1999 Anoruer Reset Iron Crap.—It is stated | known as any other scientific fact, and has more-| _Charlottetow ny Oct. 13, 1562. that a formidable Anglo-Rebel steamer, | over had the approval of the highest medical |

Ch.Town, Oct. 13, 1562.

TAR. MecKEON?S late subscribers

in and about ST. PETER’S will please pay

Powder! Shot! Caps!

j

NOW LANDING, Ex Carrie M. Rich, from Boston, | 100 Boxes CANDLES, j 200 Boxes LOZENGES.

J. & T. MORRIS. September 8. ;

SOHN! JOHN!

OW LANDING, ex Schr. “ JOHN,” from NEW YORK—

60 Bbls. Choice Extra FLOUR, (new),

10 * Fine Nuvy BREAD,

40 “ of Sugar, Water, Boston, Lemon, Bat- ter, Oyster, and Soda CRACKERS.

—~-ALSO IN STURE—

40 Bis. SHIP BREAD. J. & T. MORRIS.

all pa 2i

Oct. 6, 1862.

First Autumn Importation FROM BRITAIN.

J UST received, per “ ROSENEATH,”

and Alderman Dunbar, when several of them | tenauted by Mr. W. W. Irving, and adjoining the |

trom Glasgow, via Halifax, an assortment of

New and Fashionable Goeds,

bothe the soldier vad the) City as a business stand. The Building requires | Suitable for Fall and Winter wear.

C. BELL, Merchant Tailor. Ch. Town, Oct. 6, 1862. 3i

Flour, Tea, Leather, &e, For Sale by the Subscriber

LOW FOR CASH. (a ia) 1 5 Bbis. Extra State Flour,

100 Bbls. Superfine — do 0 do. Pastry do 20 chests superior TEA 50 sides New York Sole Leather 2000 Gunny Bayzs (cheap bags for grain)

25 Quintals Codfish. ALSO Just arrived per Brigt. Hrroiwe—

100 Bhis. “ Southern’ Superfine Flour 30 sides best New York Sole Leather. (California Hides.) M. LOWDEN, Peake's Buildings. Queen-street June 9, 1862,

Flour! Molasses! Sugar! py UST RECELVED, from New York, 150 barrels Extra Superfine FLOUR. Also. from Halifax 12 puncheons Molasses, 6 bhhds. $

Sugar. For Sale by the subscribers, low for Cash. DODD & ROGERS. Dodd's Brick Store, Pownal-sireet, May 26.

Stoves! Stoves !!

ONE CARGO OF STOVES Just Arrived from

. Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Cc ONSISTING of different sized COOKING STOVES, with large METAL BOLLERS, for wood and coal; Franklin and Box STOVES. Afew very neat Parlor Cooking Stoves,

| for wood and coal.

ALSO Spare Stove Furniture of all kinds. A few dozen Metal Coal SHOVELS for feeding

stoves

Persons wanting any of the above, will please

eall and see them. H. *. P. TERLIZZICK. Trrus—Some cash to 12 nonths. Charlottetown, Ang. 18, 1862. isl rw 2m POST OFFICE NOTICE. Hi public are requested to take notice i that on and after the Ist SEPTEMBER next, j all Letters and Packets posted in any Post Office in | this Island, and addressed for delivery in the Pro- } vince of NOVA SCOTIA, must BE PREPAID BY | STAMP. Letters posted unpaid, or partialiy prepaid, will | he forwarded to their destination, but will be sub- | ject, on delivery, toa fine of Five Cents, in addition to the Postage dne thereon. 1,. C. OWEN, Postmaster General. General Post Office, 15th Angust, 1862.

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dA «© I .

ALM persons indebted to the undersigned by Note of Hand or Book Account, at TIG-

NISII, are hereby requested to make immediate

payment to his Attorney, Mr. Roneet Beitr.

fully armed and equipped, and | mounting sixteen guns, rag the blockade, at | authorities in the land. But what affords us per-| hae eeste + YPTTA2 y ' : » .| O00 troops, fully armed and equipped, and | mo Ss 5 ’ , ’ . : ‘ ok ] ' S iiart on the Lai « a estion, and the conduct t : ro j or "aE } Fine ‘ PPS cl th ‘ Mo! ile. yn the 4th inst. She is supposed to | haps still greater confidence in their worth 18 our! OW DER, SHOT, : I ERCUL SSLON : ee Se ee ee ea : > oli 99(0.??| personal knowledge of the man who makes them CAPS, FLINTS, GUN NIPPLES, and ee oa , sapital of the enemy, has been driyen back | be the notorious ** Alabama, ”’ alias ** 290,’ | persenal knowledge of vilowed from their] RAMROD MOUNTINGS, for sale by | — ae wee Cee ae ’ ; 1: . y ‘ ie results ich have i *€ rm 1r sae ay — natin - wr ATCOW tig if L, Asylum, | + riginal position on th , the departure of which from England was an-| and the results which have follows ere eres * “IW. BR. WATSON. | 4 to 3 orig } = Ver Me : : ny: ‘i. use : results as familiar to our readers and to the | 7) 3 ieanaal siheiteiligeliatel inviting _ | Rn , an Mens mated in numbers and unprepared to make | nounced some time ago. This vessel is said | V*C* euitie an Cane ents $4 edtentnes oS : ; jobber wetize ' nt Keey nates mbers : repar >m Sa hole community as they are ¢ selves. 2 : : st ' 4 aU Riietian dineninedt in aden, to haye had on beard 3,500 stand of arms.) “{0"° Com r privilege to k Doct. Aye BAYER RAESENS. wegant Extracts” fre the first letter of t 2 single vigorous movement in ™ " af Aa 1K uae? } it is} It has been our privilege to know Doct. J et r : rip ro} 5 : w Admire Sapres oy 3 or Ss i wae” S447 PUN ry { An adds iwO of AGMITA! Farraguls gund ata, 10 18) over since he graduated from the Penn Univer-} FEW BOXES LAYER RAISINS, | ; } ~ ‘ ‘ r nye »Y + ‘ » chase y oe . +43 “ ‘e ‘ . ‘ zger , uta o , : ‘+ Now it 18 useless to shut our eyes to the rSuGs report 1, gave chas » but without ef ; sity in the same class. with one of our pe rsonal | - for Sale by en ee | ] Rud I some others which w fact that this is a failure, disgraceful humili-| fect, the steamer svon obtained protection un- | ¢jends. nor have we-ever ceased to watch with} W. R. WATSON. | t tha h UGES, Mg forme? hain Siiied ss guidinemns “mir MaMa Rane, | sitstinie-sniesinencinibonnili ee pe ruse 1 ot say whether} ating and awful.’’ | der the guns of Fort Morgan. interest his singular success in an untiring devo- : i ca ] . ating and awful. | > jn : : s \ D ‘ ‘ V i t ! is I ] orgun of Mr Sew ara Seer tary of ao _— i tion to the noble prolession he has chosen. Tf any ANCING SCHOOL. heer ip - ..™ by ~~ F ” “3 . } ‘ *)) } hye ve Cf ody 2 Po more y . \ State. a paper owned and edited by the r [t is estimated that 800 whites have been j body will tell us what we can advertise of more} 4 RS. BURRIS, thankfal for the pa- —, ‘ > L { mpEer OW. A hits CULLSM A ui ‘ * ° wi i a 7 } rand +h i We r r : : mare - 5 Fa CONOURS OF ro: 2: I ciow Weed, confesses to the} murder -d by the Sioux Indians in the recent | intcrest to our patrons than. remed : that will | tronage heretofore received inher DANCING | ile ul y » eA niesses ue J , t hav are # ve shall chee ot nav tot to ¢ ' y's pap i ey By ee we +t} | massacres in Minnesota. | cure them when they ar siek, we hall cheerfully } SCHOOL, begs to inform the public thather classes | iii miscalculations ol the Nort! give it the benefit of our cirgulation.— Vamarora | will qpen for the ensuing season on MONDAY ‘ be ii ron ath >> © “ i 7 > $_% ‘ . at . ; 4} | | | hurtist. 1 any I. the 20tl t., at 8 o'clock, and will be} ‘ . ' {Fr t Alban Evenine Journal. | } ' pn ne ‘ lated Ricl i Ll ) Baz ast EVENING, t th inst., ut 8 o'clo : vie’ pre our ¢ i ‘ ion hit i*4 5 ~ Lif y Np 1PRICES.—A tetter dated hichmon¢ | } continued on MONDAY and THURSDAY E ae] hu of out i ‘¢'The war has been a stern schoolmaster) August 13, says:—‘* There is a great deal of suf-| = ao | INGS, as usual. i to the peoj le the loyal states. We have} fe here Coffee sells at B3 per ib; tea, $7;| ACGRBROSTAC Ch. Town, Oct. 13, 1862 learned the folly of underrating our enemies.| brown sugar, 75e. per lb.; eggs, per dozen, $1; | nite ae Te ‘ 2 t "y ‘ ‘ Y* , t \"r ‘ ° } l . 1! | th . oy . j . ! ys © > 7 criets ‘ y SHOCKING RAILWAY ACCIDENY We haye learned that they are equally brave, | milk, $1 per gallon; calico, 75. pet yard: linen, | W ith flaxen ringlets on thy brow, e in 1ca or TUKREE MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL PERSONS | equally hardy, equally quick witted, equally | 5% per yard ; poe 314 ‘ boots, "t E 7 pA er] I n memory’s glass I see thee now; 4 Tt, o6 printed on Friday in each : rs *, 7 a tok air: “6, SID; sait 2c. per 1D.; four, Ri. . a - a - F WOUNDED endowed with martial qu ilities with our- | Pal Cone “< . Ay ot . a ratio oas $30 L. ight-hearted at thy teacher's knee, week, instead of Saturday as formerly an- , = , ! aad hava arned thi hey are} Pet CWE; OUler, F . ar ‘ , Cen nounced. The first N , » Issued Friday At 20 minutes to 9 o'clock last Wednesday | selves. We have learned that they ar 4 r ream; potatoes, $6 per bushel; any kind of L ixping the magie “ A. B.C. n anne — first No. will be issued on ) wentne o anliiatan ¢ anes f am terribly in earne n their effuris to achieve worn om Ya Ag eee oe ; s : next, 1 ns f evening, a collision took place at Wenham, Mass.,| terribly in earnest in their effuris to achieve coat, $50 to $75; pants, $25. About 500,000 ’ve seen thee pass thy childhood’s span r . >. RIELLY Publishers and bet ; . j na + ‘ j: i 99 j : : } z 4. DAPEs » € melweet the regular Pp LAMA Tigre : train on q ne “as their ends. a : | person more here than before the war. No a ‘ 1 oieis si aad wail te liuies * &: DOYLE, 5 Proprietors. ern Railroad from Boston to | ortamontl N. EL, And again in speaking ol the abounding apect of an end. They will fight to the bitter | A nas -? 1 — Oct. 13, 1862. hi mmieh leas » CRY SF © P08, ANOHA CXCBINON | Borruntion, it says : |} end —to the last man. Tobaceo crop a failure;| —_M eek, modest, prompt at-daty’s call, pat LOST ts turning from Portsmouth to Boston. ‘* There have been mistakes. There have prices have advanced 200 to 400 per cent. L oving, and well below’d of all! - ® cars, contaimug al 200 passengers, icit;, r ; aw : are-} a rT 3 f - i Bost Sado ‘wha a As a ,,| been speculations. Weak men have disgrace- er Ah! frail at best is mortal man! N the 8d October at Summerside, a PRL is Ss te ¢ it? ’ eances ‘ y orning “ ‘ : 7 i . - . i , 7 P on F ‘ ° , one om ¢ os oe ” ‘e “ago me xd, and bad men have been betraying the gov-| Ay exchauge is informed on what is regarded | His “ years a tale,” his life a span!— Note of Hand for the sum of forty-seven wake y evenrsionte b’ortsmouth = ‘Turl ’ Z . . . . “ . § ars i ‘ ’ it ‘ « . , w 1 "47 a — avor oO the tr ; P tat t t 6 ed oh ) ti »/ ernment Contractors have fattened on fat] as reliable authority, that there isa manutac-} 1 ; t] a a pounds te en ee a rans aw ‘he train lett rtsmouth at 6 o’cloe m., Une _— Sa ; : : > arly “e the e as piven,— . e ry J nt ‘ter Sinclair ¢ hin I : with | - ur e ¢ | johs Adventurers have found the war a@| tory” in Cineimnatti, where one barrel of whisky | FE arly to thee the call was ; , Owen O'Neill, by John and Peter Sir MOTT DASiL the ior leaving, wilh tour care, mi mary tes « SBNS Vee 2 :