** away back in the in

lation

the rorel pope

sae’? gf te now doder the superintendence terics le fact, oof farmers’ sone, when the Enq. We were ve else. omselves fifty years aheed of. | Tameenents of the

reat, fod th . behind, the men of thei

of fifty yeare De ’ ‘ igge 1D the &

| geopt conce:t. what they Hi brag that they beat the world hol- lgraphy wae also ¢

Let * Berwick " try to deal with our fa ae back ‘arwmers, and he fin od he will have need of all hie Yanke &

echeolare & grammar lesson, }

reat Republic, in everything (nese with which ¢

In this our Yankee friends

pay ¥° young woman, in of The aiavwers,

eiicited ;

will

While in Charlottetuwa on ‘Tues Ne United States or any wher jae the pleasure of visiting the

In general still we were a little surprised at the tha: * allow acquaintance entertained on general jn-

day last, we! Normal School, of Jienry Lawson, ry much pleased with the ar- schoul and the conduct of the

A class of females were examined in

nour hearing and the readi- hey answered the questions!

put, convineed us that they thoroughly understood Were faying.

A seniot class in geo- xanitned The questions te

tie class are put inturn by a young man ora

der to instruct them to teach, Were very readily

Weare sorry to aa { gorewdness « . J y tuformation, by sume young men recently grincline, chignons, Grecian bends, and other pr the country district sehools. Mr. | , | Mawson is, in our humbie

~ | lent tercher

‘ & t gleurdit: ef fashion find their Way io , locsly short space of time into our | that fear ef him whi

. marvel

eountry charches and m eting houses. AS) stead ofthe tutor

for intellectual death we are far enough | Sffection is natural one that. Those who spend their time in

a fl gn enbealthy roond of bustle and excite |*"

* Islander

ilse accusation

tracts the attention ef the pupil | played by Mr. Lawson is in strange coutrast with

We wou

Opinien, an excel- |

The scholars do not seem to have

ch we have often witnessed in |

many schools, where the masters wet the tyrant in-

His method of imparting in and comprebensive, and at. |

The ability dis-

of a correspondent inthe laste) d advise that fellow, who-

meow @bo do not give themselves time to! ever he may be. to visit the Normal & , and .e ;

ot . ‘ r himself, and net to jump on-} sit other than & supericial ar 1 an imy — , ; mp at con- | : ave e ts ‘ i oun ilion fect knowledge yt anything except folla “ whether Mr. Lawson tanght a school se — nearer ia ?, . y ~ m te « or t. or wae geting are muc ei i ban ;iuce i se lony as he is the

e .r ” ' st counter ‘ . Ww ‘ vi n then are tue GW “> 1 our t coun ; a peter: Anat j places who bare both the leteure a le wae v ¢ his w j onl

. i ‘ ¥ ; rab] posit wh - re * sbility ¢ rea ft x i mm suc ' vs I has a rig be 5 i serces that the intellectual life of large |° n. It wi be well if more of yuld ‘ i i a i tia ei a asters W i Ke e, al \ cities if 8U) i and sustained eeop th “ eet ill¥ te es lies of healthy men with healthy minds |! ¥¢ ‘om 1 advise | supple ‘ q - te » +} -@ Vv . s ‘ ~ er ve e Me . » ’ 2 ed ; ste neal . from country pisces, a@nc the ¢ ty iteile eu fa ven of whee i os a we pre at a goald soon dwindle ivto pert imbecility ai “ . - —_— -<- & | We do mot know what“ Derwick ** bas said DrowNep --On Monday, about 3 o'eluck. p ( ‘i . . the Nel orto R iee ¥ tt ’ oar women, it, Uf ifs anytoing dispara: ing, : , tom was pa g off Ca : { e, on her return to Charlottetown }

. antechidine ‘ ——. : : ' b he deserves 8 cow-hiding. We defy * Ber-| crew, James McElduff, whilat reefing the mai @iek.” or any one else, to find, in the whole %!'. fell overboard, and was drowned. It was

| blowing pretty bard at the tune. Cant. Currie! wy »e Land, from one end to the ot! ‘ : ; i tua of Yankee , , *€*+ | and his men did all in their power to reseue hiw ;|

g Gner eet of women—for we bave women in these latitudes, they not having yet degene-

pated into mere ‘ ladies "—mentally, morally, |:

they hove out deals, and attempted to bring the vese sei about twice, but, sad to relate, by this time be bad sunk, to rise no more

Deceased was about

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Ss AT 4iS ( - White and Grey Cottons, Prints. Muslin, > Cigars, Pickles, Pictures, Clocks, Watches, Kings, and a variety of other articles resnmed at the Subscriber's Rooms, READING ROOM

B a. LDLN G, onthis (MONDAY pevening, at 74 Cioek,

A. McNEILL, Auctioneer. Noy. 9, 1868

CANADA FLOUR, ; PHNO Bi SOLD BY ALY TION, on WEDNESDAY next, Elth inst.,

at J oclock, on PEAKE’S OLD WHARF. now |

landing from Sch.“ Norris.” from Montreal — 100 Bbis. Extra FLOUR! WILLIAM DODD,

Ch’town, Nev. 9, L868, Auctioneer

REAL ESTATE!

N the PREMISES, WEDNESDAY. th Lith day of NOY EMBER, at 12 o’cloek,

t ) sVOu,

Two Acres of Land,

situated on the right-hand side of the road lead-

og down in rear of Victoria Barra ks, frontir | the shore, being part of the Estate of the late Samuel Mitchell. Terms. — Twenty-five per cent. purchase money to be paid down ; the balance in two years, secured on the property, bearing interest at six

per cent IMMEDIATELY AFTER atthe “ VICTORIA HOTEL,” near the Unio:

Bank, I MARE, 6 years old, 1SINGLE WAGGON, 1 WOOD SLEIGH, 1 PLOUGH and HARROWS., N. RANKIN, Nor. 6, 1868 lin

Auctioneer.

Executor’s Sale,

"EXO BE SOLD! DAY ne

y AUCTION, on SATUI xt, the 4th

» - } f

stant, at

years of age: he was a man of industrious P: ™-» 0m the Premises, in the rear of the Hon. J.C. |

Xope’s Ras ance bo intellectually and physically, than this little | Ssbite, and is much regretied by both his Cap. rar) Preah eet

tain and crew. | small children in ¢ timely death. May

to Her.

Island of ours produces We are much

tempted to pursue this tempting subject, but | we reiraio —=—— . . ove . » 7 Vr THE SITUATION, Dt view of the body

We are not bound by political ties to any | ;,,,. deceased was p party We are ander no obligations to either | and fell into the wa of the parties who etrive to rule this Island When the Erami

Ye were determined to cive the Government

ter came into our possessi 5D

RICH READING NAL tor Novembe r, graphical Sketches oy! ‘al Scholar and nent writer or

a fair trial. Ina moment we could scarcely

be expected to become its eulogist. If, after jt had sufficient time to work out the various refiorma which it proposed ; ets: leabella the - MeGath 107 yea . i ** Faust,”’ besides |i if there was any large meas! 4.4 cket

‘ if its legislation p wae reaily honest and for the benefit of the?!

wool

AN INQUEST was Beer, one of the otf Th Capt. Turnbull. It

| When found be was quite dead

le leaves a wife sascumpee to mourn bis un- his seul reat in peace.— Con.

<2 200 oe ~ held on Friday last, before cor tor the county, ot

mas ‘Turnbull Bon aT

mers appeared in evidence that laying about his father's vessel, ter, unperceived by any one Verdict accord-

_——- -

THE PHREXOLOGtIeAL Jour’ contains Portraits and Bio- of Max Muller, the Philo Author; Isaac Taylor, the

1) Christian Ethics; Schiller,

jamissa, Gellert, Ut and, Heine, German Ly ric

late Queen of Spain; Mrs rs old; G®unoed the author ef

vely and instructive articles

peapie ‘hes on the Antiquity of man; The play! sure of improvement which it effected, then | of Macbeth; Ie man Immortal? Getting Ric > Gorman levees Baruness Wherean

we th aght it w yuld be juite time enough z il wt oa at — 1 he ee . nes By k a tor ws to do them justice. We have waited | ersen on the Eye; Recreation rs. Stimulation ; in vain for any of those traits in the Govern- | vbacee and Baid heads; A good judge of Char- - acter; The New England Fisheries: May Twins

ment which men usually designate as states- | yy arry; An Exeelient number. Terms $3 a manlike The Government which 5 gan its year Address S) R. Wetts, Publisher, 329 ad . . i. py Broadway, New York. eareer by ignoring the existence of its frien

which, after the ficht was ovar, left in the I

jurch the men who bore the heat and burden ! toral Iheirict of

of the day ; which rewarded the time-servers | jutive Council.

sod the mea without influence, and which THe English Mail eren now employs and sustains those wh» |P*" > 5 ~ > tae : lust he crowJed

u8 giving eXifacts th

perer supported them, can hardly expect the

> #? +

tisenrrentiy reported in t

Doyle, Esq , hus been ret k

lin this City that Patrick urued to represeut the Ist

Prince Couuty in the Leyis

via Picton, | on Saturday evening our coldmus prevent

was received here rence, stute of 1s Week | —— - }

ia ; Yealas gidest ~=Liberal journal in the Colony , a _ . ' ¢ At asale of Prince Edward Is] ind produce to be their apologist. Let us give a this morning. by F. Lawson & Sons, the follow.) j few instances. On declaration day, nearly ing prices were realized :— Potatoes 27 cts.; : . . ats ets.: Mess Pork. $972: Prime dv | two years ago, the Hon. George Coles made a Va ; ‘ A t fess | ut, $234 ; me do., =). «r t «ot Ss tyr i se Pe ei hu t i oe 3) $8 I sweeh from the hustings which we well r acl Seth. Dien cnatiant Ceens 98 meaber. He passed the usual complimen's $3.(0), g to quality —-Hz. Express, tthose who did him © the great honor to) Vor. 2.

hims in the id position where

5

|

pase pro tow stood Thia, we believe, ig about all he é for the men who sustained him in that “proud position’ for twenty years, except, infeed, that statement of hie in the Housze of |

| beers last winter, when be told them

Church, third son of

John McDonald, a

that “se elevated them.” Im the course of i sie i me spesch. he ervid no great change would 4+ (harham ont § take place amongst the officials in the Colonial | illness, Jedediah ( Building. Many of his supporters were a and three wall om the ground that day. and heard, with On the 14th alt.. j ind qnation, that men who jumped ** Jim UMECTLg Hiness, in ** re yUrow’’ the week before, were to be re-| gaughter of the fat tuined in their offices, while those who were Prters

he Lith inst

Died.

At West Hobokea. New York, on the 2nd inst, the Kev. W. GT Jarvie, Rector of St. Joba's (0 horses),

the late E.J. Jarvis, furmer-}

ly Chied Justice of this Leland On the 2th Oct,

77th year ot ber age,

the ite Per tishire, Sevi-

at St- Peter's Road, in Catherine, relict of the native of } ifter a few days aged 4

chliidren te

yrars ieavit

mourn thei |

at St. Peter's Harbor, after a he 52d vear of her age Mary.| ctot§ the tate James Mek wen, and youngest

e Kimble Coffin, sen. of St.)

| Ovserving of them were to be left out in |

) Secretary, anil was obliged to return to his

the

Port of

Ost. 31—Lady Have! bal; Helen Maico

Mr. Coles accepted the office of Colonial

constituents for re-election. In the meant me

Nue. 2 — Feme, McLean, Picton, coal;

Charlottetown. ENTEKED.

vek, Delone, Bayfield, N. S., im, Griffiths, Liverpool, mdse Spring,

safesling of suspicion and distrust had gone | Stewart, Pictou, coal; Excell, Sullivan, Harbor ; i Mr. Grace, herring, salmon &c; John MeLean, sroad amongst the pesple against Mr. Coles, Smith, Halifax, bal.; Spray, C lford, Hawks-

‘ '

bury, bul.; St La

t necessary to call 1 Princess, of Wale

snd found public

—Alexander, An Brown, Cork, 240 Octavia, Melsaac,

conduet. At those meetings he promised that

; a setings to explain away hie speeches and ; i ie **amplest satisfaction would be given to ithe Libera! Party in regard to offices.” Ilas dr, Coles kept that promtse? Did he even i" | the office which was ander his own especial | He did not; and he 3

branded himeelf as a deceiver when he made

ring

mtrol with a Crberal ? tunscoal.

duce; Alexander, Guilje, Morrison, Moran, Londonder

his constituents which he never | intended to fulfil. } hardly thought of. There is the explanation

for him

Tromiee# to

lie now wonders why he is

One or two individuals,who forced the

| Government to reengnize their claime and the 3—St Lewerence, 3 : ; Ellen, C per, Messrs. Ball, who are Mr. Coles’ relatives. Anne Maria, Lan

, the Valley, Der Pretou, coal: Mar

If Meesra. 4— Vicwria, Bu du

sre the only persons in the old Libera! ranks who received offices worth taking

| Votes and E[lensley wonder why many of the

) tabby treatment of long tried friends and *epporters. Both Messrs. Iensley and Coles emed to i nagine that no matter how meanly

they treated the old Liberal Party, they were

Meat oe

White, bi-q at B

foundiand market. all first g Offices for them- | jarket, during the

SiWays eure of ite eupport. 1 hey appe red lass—built é Class— Built

ing that. a’ter secur!

Jane Louisa, Mowbrigett, New York, mdee.

ot,

Launched.

On Monday last,

wrence, Evaas, Shediac, mails;

s, Land, Picton. mails

leraen, Arichat, bal; George, tons limestone to a c. F pe ; Fishing, 60 bbis mackerel;

Edith, Douse, Glace Bay, 82 tons coal to master; 5—Smith Eldridge, LeBlanc, Arichat, bal; Ex- press, Evans, Ndi , 50 bbis and 39 haif do her- 6—Spirit of the Day, Patten, Pictou, 51

CLEARE!.,

Mearns, Wallace. coal, Safe Shelbourne, produce; Kote, ry, herring. Nov. 2—Nuapier,

Fliek, Halifax, produce; Alice Myrick, Kelsey, Cuba, fish and produce; bell, Halifax, produce; Banquet, MeN vill, de do

Mount Vernon, Camp

Evans, ~hediac, P Mary's, N S., produce iry Halifax, produce; Lily of ws, Nifd ,:do; Farewell, burke, y Lucy., Watkins, do produce , Halitax, do, Vetav a, Laviers,

rk; M ‘Ty

Bay of Island; Glynwood, Gavin, Nfl . Pr duce;

j Marzaret, lleaty, do do 4— Mary, Murray,

i’ 1 Liberal Party are dissatisfied with the Halitux do; Kate, Kennedy, Cow Bay, do 5

, —I etl «V.che do Jotun bia

Gove ent o toh of » feadous E izabeth, LeViche, Halifax, do. C ,

y Yovernment of which they are the leaders, DeEntremont, do do T—Hope, Grilfia, dy do; bthe reason is to be found in their own J.J. Lock, Desurette, do do

trom the shipyard of Ww.

vhton, a brigt. of 146 tons,

um... called the Rescue, and intended fir the New~

Dhis makes eighteen vessels—

by Mr. White, for the same last few years.

had tu do was to conciltate

ric#, 80 that they might catch all the +

ail they

Es

‘ Peives the ! . | *

a

PRICES

CURRENT, |

and thr | | } |

WILLIAM

10 Tons Hay,

One Stack Oats,

Lot of Oats in Shed.

1 Plough, 1 Set Harrows,

Une Stumping Machine, Scythes, Sneaths, &c

A Lot of Manure.

— ALRO—

At the same time, the Leasing of the Lot of Land with the Barn thereon, for the te comprising about 12 Acres

By order of the Executers of the late Hammond Johnson.

lane Produce of Four Acres. ’

rm of Dive }

DODD, Autioneer,

Ch’town. Nov 9, 1868.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, & Wa MARK BUT HER, ng a sous

RIAGES, SLEIGHS, HARNESS. ete., ete. bas

on ‘AR bet (

nstructed the Subscriber to offer them = at

AUCTION, at his Stables, King Square, on i 1 t | >> ; ; ’

TUESDAY, the 17th inst., at 1] o in

1 Black Gelding, about 134 hands high, seven }

years old

1 Superior Brown Mare about 144 bands high, seven years old

1 Bay Gelding, about 144 hands high, (an excellent roadster) eigat years old

] Bay Mare, about 13 hands high. eight

years old i Strawberry Colored Geldi: 1 Black Geiding, about years old 1 heavy do do., eight years old. I set Double Harness.

zy, ten years old

14 hauds high, five

2 Breast Collars.

single set plated Harness, 7 sets single Harness,( black and brass mounted) 2 pairw Pole Strape. \ variety of odd Harness, 3 Single Sleighe, 2 Box Sleighs (jaunting) 1 Close Night Carriage and Runonere (for one i Covered Carriage, (a very superior article)

eitaer toe one or two horses,

i Covered Carriage, either fer one oar two!

horses

} Englieh Close Carriage and Runners, (for

1 Double Waggon, quite new,

1 Single Waggon, quite new,

A Single Waggon, unperted direct from the United States (a very superior article),

3.) Seated W Axgora,

6 Single Seated Waggons,

1 excel portable Hood, which can be ap plied To any waygon,

S new patent Haltera,

1 Riding Saddle and Bridle,

2 Rubber Horse Suits,

I] oue-horse Revolving Hay Rake,

Several Hay Forka,

1 Child's ¢ arriage,

ible

2 Patent Spring Mangles, quite new, {

} Hariess Room Stove and Pipe,

] very superior Iren Foot Lathe, rest and flying cutters, complete,

1 very superior Patent Greasing Jack,

I do Glister Puinp,

Also, a number of very excellent Works on Farrying

Terms — From £5 to £20, three monthe |

£20 tou £30, six months. Over £30, twelve

weuths’ credit, on approved paper.

. 4. At the same time, if not sold before

at private Sale, the following Valuable Lots of Land, &e., &e PASTURE LOTS.

The front half of that valuable Pasture Lot, No. S34, in the Royalty of Charlottetown, at the

Oct. 3i—Oriander Mutch, St. Perrie, C. B., pro- | juuetion of road leading to the Model Farm, ten

chains; and six chains on the road leading to-

wards Wright’s Creek, making six acres,

Also, the front of Pasture Lot No 143, in the |

Royalty of Charlettetown, about three and a quarter acres raneing seven chains and twelve looks on the Model Farm Road, and running back the same as the above six acres

Also, a Building used as a Coach House, 36 feet long, 25 teet wide; and 15 feet post, with twe fluors hay. It is a strong frame, and would, with little

expense, make a comfortab’e dwelling house; and |

immediately after the sale te be moved off the premises where it is now standing Also, 6 doz. murtised Juniper Posts, and 450 Lougers. The two plots of land will be sold together, or in one lout, as will best suit purchasers. Te:ims made kuowa at the time of sale, if the lots are nut sould privately befure the duy of sale. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. Charlottetown, Nov. 4, 1862. T NONQION oxy ON CONSIGNMENT. m 4), Chests Congo TEA (warranted.)

DU 100 sides SOLE LEATHER, 190 Boxes No. 1 SOAP,

| a. nT ee See ay Ch'town, Nov. 6, 1868. | 50 do T.D. PIPES, | ] 'y Office-halders they could in their p! ies Provisions. i ial 30 do fresh BISCL v3 (assorted,) ee PS . , ) 2 oc ccces cee Sad tO 50 Barrels WINTER APPLES B 'nd th e ould be yn a. We Beef,(smali) per lb. : P » »urreis i 4 v4 LS, . ir reign would be a long - ve Do by the quarter.....0..% jisecess ee 0 Sd} 10 casks assorted KARTHENWARE., g Ut very much if their policy will Prove | Pork, (carcass)... o.-..00 dues eeeesee - —y 10 Boxes CAVENDISH TOBACCO. Gceesefy) Do (emall)...+0.00 6+ Meta ds oc0+ otecs 0 - tay . : on Mutiee, pet tb seer cers eter e eeee ewer ee 34d to 6d) Will be sold low for Cash, or approved Paper. (huis week we have not space at our disposal Veal, per Ib.... ««-- whore) aaa oot N. KANKIN, oe eee weee 0 ei © enter into the question very largely, but ew a a er 84d to Gd | Nov.6, 1868. % Auctioneers Row. We shal! endear - tu pursue this interes ing L “i fe ta8d to te Ge — an ae vile ' utter, (fresh) .... cee visas re ject i ‘ eyes. Ie Bd to 1s 4d IN STORE. Wuhiset in future issues of our paper. ee ME cane ct ovages et en een oh

-" a oe

| Tallow, per Ib.....

| Cheese, per |b.....---

weet ween

- eee Bd to 10d

oes cyes OF be © oer

Capt. John MeKay, of the Sehr. Garthaldi, in| Lard, per 1D.... -.6. eee be eee eee cen ss mone |

+ ae i ® ° = . 6 > 7 | ok toe tele 2 ‘ t 26s

§ irttor to the Summerside Journal, of the Sts) Fiour per 100 Ib.-.---+++++- ~~ a os. Ws |

tens | Oatmeal, per 100 Ib... cee cence creeee ao 24a |

= riday morning, Oct 30 Sa M, passed the | ee ae ee te id | Cecil, about GH tone, off Quebse. Main- | B68% Per Covedere-’ nt”

mast Your at caddie, forewmast at second reefe; wider bow ; foresail lying over the port + Pert anchor and chain under the bow; star- ahebur on the bow: companion slide partly ; hatebes on; appeared tu be in bal- last, and by her motion appeared to base no tant ia ber. We were under double reef at! nooks each .. bey (ine: could not board ber; ran close under | turkeys, each .--- lee; no sign of any person ca board; no boat shat. Was clase to talk with any one, x Wind N.N. W., Garpy Light bear- _W.. distant abvut 10 wiles. Nu other

_—

Oats, per do.... Potatoes, per bushe

Fowls, each....---- Chickens per pair

wh young tan from Privee Edward Island, whe

iw Antigonish evunty, hired

last week, aod ran off

‘3 a8 arrested in ae a ; and wagon, sent

‘ %6 Antigonish to auewer tur his cunduct.— fais Colonist.

Straw, per OWL. nee Timothy Seed

Hides, per Ib...---

F F

Hon. Dr. Young a of ee said Cout bas

§

Commissiouer

m4. ~ Pat. f * EF,

ee

Barley, .---s+++ er: Vegetables. Appled.cece coer cers

ultry.- : of —_— ree once Ghee teGd Geeose,...- oeeeeere oerr

eaeet were ewe aree le

ote ad. e000 coco ee bw B0e

dozen.....-- Mashese, por Ss Sundries.

Hay per ton.... ese seer cree cere errr ns

Glover Seed per lb...-- s-e+ ese eee

Homespun, por yard..--+--++- ve re a Calfskive, per ib...- eere~ eoverr * 4d to 44d

Wool.... eeer gers ever eres over

ee eere Pe ee

Fee ad died gg re cjeoeaoaee «+. -23 6d to 28 7d

soceeed Gd to 2s) 4d to 5a

E cone 04s wees

eeeeeee seer eerere

ct os gnte 00 cco an wear 4 oeee a to 3s ~+--28 to 2e 3d 6d to 3s

208 to 30s

eed - 000% 2000 Cee GO

eee ceer eeerere 3a to 4s 80s to 85s 2s -cccccece M080 ecsccces BODO

4s to 6s

ere coos coos ener eeeeeer are

ee eees oeee errs

weeee- ods to Is Od 2s 3d

E LEWIS, GEORG

—_— :

RESIDENCE 7 BOVYER’s, George Ment Charlottetown, Sept. 21, 1g6e,

HDS. DEKUYPER GIN, Quarter Casks Camphelton WHISKEY, do do SHERRY WINE, do do Port do Cases Pale BRANDY, Puncheons MOLASSES, Barrels SUGAR, Cases MATCHES, Boxes LOZENGES. For Sale at lowest rates. N. RANKIN, Novy. 6, 1868, Qi Auctioneers’ Row. _

——' Eo be Let.

DWELLING-HOUSE, with Coachehou ¢ "Stable, &c., situated at West End, near Gorernment-house, and lately occupied by Albert sy, Exqr. tae the office of Messrs. HENSLEY & SULLIVAN. Nov. 7th, 1868. isl & pat

FLOUR! FLOUR! 100 Bbls. FLOUR

20 bbis. COKNMEAL, 50 bbls. HERKING, Good and Cheap for Cash! R. MUNKO, Georgetown. Nov. 9, 1868. uf

Graae, e., On we DOLLUWS UL ¥ ESSCIS

wheo

o clo \

ears, |

1 aet Tandem do. t

The loft will contain eighteen tons!

1.C. HALL,

GLISGONT HOTS,

NEW GOODS

FOR

FALL & WINTER 1868-69, ’

The Subscriber has reecived by recent ar-| rivals from Great Britain, Canada, and the United States,

105 Packages Merchandize !

which, together with the Stoek on hand, makes ne of the Largest and Best Selected Stocks of

DRY GOODS

AND

GENERAL MERCHANDIZE)

‘ver exhibited by him, and willbe fuund to eom- prize a good assortment of DRESS GOODS, ~! In Plain Winceys,Checked Wince ys, Gala Plaids Cashmere Plaids, Coburgs, Lustrea, ] rench| Merin 8, Fre ue h Deiaines, Chir tz Pop! ns Striped Poplins, Lucerne Poplins, Fie , | Poplins, Striped Mohairs, Serges, Cauil te, | Challies, Mottled Alpacas, &c., &e

Cloths,

| i | | Black, Brown, Faney and Reversible Seal Cloak- | | ings, Black and Colered Whitneys and Per- | sian Lamb Cloakings, Black and Colered | Habit Cloths, Waterproof Tweeds, Blac Beavers, Mixed French Beat er, Black Blue Pilots, Black Sataras, Black, Colored, | Striped and Fancy Doeskins, Scotch Tweeds. slack and Colored Astricans, Black Worsted | Sees Mixed and Colored Milton Coatings

} | Fancy Goods, | Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Bead and Gimp | | Trimmings, Black, Colored and Fancy Vel- vet Ribbons, Kid Gloves, Berlin Wools, | Fingering Yarns, Plain and Faney Paper | | Collars and Cuffs, Daisy Frillings, Cambrie | | Frillings, Lace, Shetland and Fancy Falls, | Bounet Fronts and Tops, Cluny Laees, Mal-| tese Laces, Stamped Embroidery, Jett and | Fancy Broaches, Jett and Faney Belt Clasps, | Purses, Jett and Crystal Trimming Drops, | Crape Trimmings, Crape Collars, Linen and | Sewed Collars, Hair Netts, Russia Braids. | French Cottot and Tracing Braids, Hercules Braids, Star Braids, Black and Scarlet Van Dyke Braids, Mohair Cords, Sik, Jett and Fancy Dress Buttons, Fancy Back Combs, Fancy Wool Jackets and Sentags, White | Colored and Fancy Clouds and Scarfs. Moss | elvets, Terry Silks, Black and Colored Silk

1 |

V Velvete, Plaid Silk Velveta, Tape Trimmings, Velvet Hats and Turbana, Dress Caps, Cor | sets, Black and Colored Silk Faced Velvets,

Ladies’ Wool Hoods, Children’s Wool and

Cashmere Hoods, Infauts’ Frock Bodies. c&e., &c., &e.

Furs, ' Ladies’ Mountain Martin, Fitch, Musquash, and

u- | Mock Ermin Boas, Mountain Martin, Mus-|

quash. Fiteh, Seal, Goat, Moek Ermin, River! Mink and German Mink Muffs, Ladies’ Fur Mitts, Seal and Fur Gloves, Mens’ Seal, Sable, German, Mink, Prussian Seal, Plucked Beaver, German Lamb, avd Otter | Cups. |

Mens’

} . | Linens, Hollands, Grass Cloths, Linen Diaper, Shirt Fronting Linens, White and Brown Tabling Linens, Bleached Linen Table Covers, Linen ‘Tickings, Osnaburgs, Striped Hessians, Glass j Teweils, Furtar Sheeting, &c., &c. | Flannels,

White and Scarlet Flannels, lmt Welsh Flannels, Scarlet, Pink, Blue and Huwbolt Saxony Fliannels, Serges, Searlet and Black Shirt-! ings, Saxony Shirtings, &c., &c.

Boots and Shoes,

400 Pairs Rubber Overshoes, Ladies’ Rubber | Buots, Misses’ R. Boots, Ladies’ Prunella, | } Kid and Leather Boots, Misses’ and Chil. | dren's Boots and Shoes in Variety, &c., &c. | ' ALSO, Whitney Blankets, Colored Blankets, Bed Quilts, {

Domestic Sheets,

Drugeet Shiruing, | Velveteens, Shawls, Handkerchiefs, W addings,

Umbrellas,

|

Railway Rags,

Horse Ruge, Drugget Carpets, |

Felt Carpets,

Hemp Carpets,

Grain Bags,

Table Oil Cloths,

Imt. Leather Cloth, Paper Blinds,

Battings,

A TARGE STOCK OF

PAPER OLLARS.

TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS !

Dye Stuffs, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Rice, Currants, Baking Soda, Washing Seda, Starch, Mustard, Pepper, Crushed Sugar, &c., &c., &e., &., | And a Large Stock of Smaliwares! | FREDERICK LEPAGE.

Nov. 2, 1868.

| CHEAP WINTER GOODS!

CHEAP WINTER GOODS!

EALL, 186s.

Wi

| with sliding

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Appa the

SDUCATION, which now engages the attention |

Bales Carpets, Damasks

| Bales Blankets & Horse

Fifth District of Prince County. GENTLEMEN, N a few days you will be required to elect a Member to represent your Distret in th House of Assembly. 1 beg to inform you that I am a Candidate for this honorable position. ‘ important subject of PUBLIC

of a large portion of our population, I consider it | proper briefly to state my views. I AM OPPposED | To Tuk ENDOWMENT OF ANY Sectanian | INSTITUTION. I, nevertheless, consider it just that so Jong as it shall remain the policy of the | People of this Island tu defray the cost of Edu- cating the Youth of the Colony trom funds raised by cowmon taxation, the sum annually voted by

1DAY mornings. at six o'clock, if , days, on arriyai of train from Halifax. tract, piece or parcel of Land, situate,

NOTICE,

‘ALTERATION CF TIME TABLE.

Onand afterthe Oth inst., THE

| P. kk. ISLAND Stecin Navigation Company’s,

7a. + . j STEAMERS

YiLL LEAVE CHARLOTTETOWN

PICTOU every MONDAY and THURS.

} for |

\

ALSO,

the Legislature for Education, shall be apportiou- | Will leave Charlottetown for SUMMERSIDE and ed ameng the Schools in which Education is im-| SHEDIAC, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morn-

amendments to the Laws relating to Public Edu- cation as will entitle efficient Schools — uf open to the tnspection of the Executive Government—to a share of the grant for Education -— whether such Schools shall be established and maintained by Keligious denominations or by private individuals.

Upon general Political subjects, my opinions are weil kuown to you

I have the honor to be,

Your obd’t Servant,

JAMES C. POPE. Summerside, October 15, 1868

ow

NEW

AMEN CLOTHS?

Fine Black and Blue Broad Cloths! Fancy and Mixed Coatings, Beaver, Whitney, and Pilot Petersham !

Motow Beaver, and Black Broad Cloths. ‘| OY ERCOA Tl N G C LOTHS ! 2230)

Black and Fancy Doeskins ! Fancy Tweeds and Vestings! Mantle Cloths, &c., &c., 7 Cases of the above, m= New and Very Cheap !

_DAVIES & WEEKS.

Nov, 2, 1865

1ISGs. 1=G65

FALL AWD WINTER GO0DS|

R* various Ships and Steamers from ENG LAND, CANADA, BARBADOES, BOS- TON and HALIFAX, the Subscribers have cow- pleted their

:| Importations for the Season, |

which, having been purchased by one of the Firm at some of the first Houses in Europe enabled to offer their Large and Extensive St WIfOLESALE AND RETAIL, at their USUAL LOW PRICES.

The present Importation Comprises :~

Hhds. Bright Barbadoes;Bales Buffalo Robes Sugar & Molasses, “ White and Chests and Half Chests} Cotten Warp, pl ime Congo Tea, i“ Wrap} ing Paper, Cases of Dress Goods in| “‘ Paper Hangings,

great variety, ** Bagging and Grain | Cases Readymade Cloth-| Sacks,

ing & Rubber Coats,|\Casks Assorted Cutlery, Cases Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, | Cases Townend'’s Hats Bi and Caps, Cases Ladies’ Fure,|Bundles Spring and Cast Mens’ and Boys’ Fur, Steel, Cape, |Bundles Sheet Tron, ases Ladies’ Straw and!Tons Assorted Bar Iren, Felt Hats & Bonnets,Sets Plough Metal,

Hoes, indles Spades and

a, Shovels,

Cases Shawls & Mantles|Boxes Tin Plates, * Haberdashery, Packages Nails and “ Fleer Cloths, Spikes,

“ Miliinery and Hos-|Packages Aas’d. Paints, iery, Hhds. Linseed, Sweet

Cases Silks, Gloves and! and Seal Oil, Ribbons, Bundles Sole Leather,

Cases Wovllen & Fancy Goods, Kegs Mustard, Powder, Baking Soda, Tubac- co, Barrels Currants, Fleur, Washing Soda

and Hearth Rugs,

Rugs, Epsom Salts, Crushed Bales Cloths aud Doe-| Sugar, Boxee Raisins, ekins, Indigo, Seap, Can- Bales Printed, Unbleach-| dies and Lozenges,

Bags Rice, Coffee and Pepper, Coils Manilla

Rope, Dozs. Buckets Woolen Shirtings & 2

aud Brooms, &c. &c. Faucy Shirts, &e &e- Ke.

G. & S. DAVIES.

Dodd & Rogers’ New Brick Store.

ed and white Calicves, &e. Bales Stripe, Check

Opposite City Hall, Queen oe

Ch'town, Nov. 2, 1868.

BOOK & JOB PRINTING

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

—AND—

‘ -

IN EVERY STYLE, omni Ww. H. BREMNER’S.

Kent Street, Nov. 9, 1868. 3m

‘Farm, Stock, Implements, &c,

WO BE SOLD at AUCTION, on MON- DAY, 16th NOVEMBER next, at BLOOMFIELD FARM, Lot 56, the following STOCK, &c.:— 2 Horses, 20 Bheep, 10 Pige, 10 ‘Tons Upland Hay 6 Tous Straw, A quantity of Potatoes, Turnips, &c., Implements: Cart, Truck, Ploughs, Harrows, Horsa Rake, Juanting Sleigh, Wood Sleighs, Harness, &c.

12 Head Horned Cattle.

invite the Inspection of Town and|Household Furniture of different Des- kitchie, William Hare, keq

, they are|

ck, |

4 vlored j

asks Shot, Traces and

; parted, and if elected, 2 shall advocate such | }!'8° ut tive o'clock returning Wednesday and Satar-

aay.

Nov. 9, 1868. F. W. HALES, Sec’y. KENT STREET

CLOTHING STORE!

——

P. REILLY, Tailor,

T weeds, Doeskins, Whitney,

Beave,

and Pilot Cloths! | | Persons in want of Good Clothing would find!

to their advantage te give bim a eal. Oct. 19 I lip

"REA. "REA: Chests Prime CONGOU TEA, a fret rate

article. J.& T. MORRIS.

P o |

| Oct. 26, 1838. | Brandy, Whiskey & Wine. 10) Quarter Caska Hennessey’s BRANDY, be iG Quarter Casks PORT WINE,

10 Do SHERRY WINE,

10 Bo SCOTCH WUIsKEY,

100 Cases SCOTCH WHISKEY,

100 Cases OULD TOM GIN, | J. & T. MORRIS. } |

Oct. 26, 1868.

Canada EKlour. | LOC Barrels CANADA FLOUR. Good and VL Cheap for Cash,

J. & T. MORRIS.

| Oct. 26, 1868. '

‘ Tobacco! KEGS TWIST, 47 Boxes. Manufactured by the Subscriber, and sold very low. J.& T. MORRIS.

Tobnaceo!

10

Oct. 26, 1868. Molasses and Sugar. 5¢ Puncteons MOLASSES,

DU 2 Bois. Crushed SUGAR.

Oct

J. & T, MORRIS. 26, 1868.

i

Ilum & Gin. 10) Pun. Fine Oid Demerara RUM,

4 FI Helen Davies, from Demerara,

} 30 Hbds, HOLLAND GIN,

J.& T.

MORRIS.

| Oct. 26, 1868. Sin

OBSERVE THE PRICES

‘ ROBERT YOUNG'S,