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ssidence w: ; ingdale ‘January Vist, at 11 o'clock THE POLITICAL SCIENCE OF THE residence was on the Bloomingdale road, at! ary 9 « kK,

hac ee . reir nim : : : eee: j . ad S fF at ee been found at home, they have been ISLANDER | or about the present intersection of Thirtieth | The remaining Stock at the _ Med by threats of iow date Pree on av to Sheds sat. street with Broadway, and is still standing. | Dad « : of the beo fulse tewed? to fa ° ° . ’ 3 > ine »y 3 : s}} gay the Price ob thele @oeaad lnuab bn, wher Although a mere novice in the science of Une of the prominent events of John Slideli’s| British enbactibed for b et — “ m : ife i i yr Ww is » i ; nl feet ee have teen made, the agents have repre-| oiyi] Government or political science, aud a life in this city was his duel with Stephen | GREAT GEORGE STREET ane themselves to be New Hranawickers, and stranger to the hopes and fears of ** political | Price, the manager of the Park Pheatre,, wire es their 220k a8 wie ame : ro ~~ }, parties’’ in our midst, | should be curious to} Por some cause Price challenged Slidell, | consisting of ' . 4 r tricks have been teed, Ath ee Sten : : "i . ‘rpr rw = . y panived aa laze amount of money will be carried votes the genuine interpretation of this quo-} then an . nterpr sing young merchant. Chey sy A PLE nmi PANCY

qreme : ; : ‘ alawd by the nents ot off the «Mare : a

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tation from the Js/ander of New Year's eve ;|!oughtin the evrly morning of a day on| ‘**We desire that our Roman Catholic | Which Price was tu give a large dinner party, |

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DENTIFRICE

Lecty examined fy the Rev. veatle jon Mr. Dawson for getting ap his oteam whisth Suipke, 48 4 Doewist ~The New York!) p.m: : “Serius SOAPS, &e WOTICE | |

+ Wee cl wets . : i . : ve oll . . ) o ° Je : eo bens ae je metice Chea der sate ri Calling . then t vent — roe ata = ‘ ~ wl : ihe v W orld suys :—** Mr. Jotin Slidell, ut present oul 8 sa, oo netrates aad iniluemtind Men Wi Line con. | for lx (pial DPV ie © Bitty Go hwikKe Tilegal niusic aalll ot > Is i ‘ ‘ . ‘ aie eee a i , vygvy r ha WT

9 yt gee s. By these names hun. | ang the pigs in Boe Town, residing Hi “a ren 72 6 Gale of this . * |Rimmell’s White Rose Dentifice Soap. ryXoO be Sold by AUC TION, on the ai th we

et a ribera have Neen obtained for the | Fours, ~~ city. 13 father was a very rpapectatie | | Robinsons’ Indexicai DentalSoap. of FEBRUARY next, at the Colonia

oe ONE WHO KNOWS ar |

| tallow chandler, and was for some tie presi- ; | Peifetier’s A nliseptic and Aromatic Tooth | Building, in Charlottetown, under a power | } dent of the Mechanics’ Bank. In the times LO be Sold by Auction | Soap, :

a, @ : an p ate tines anil of sale contained in an Indenture ef Mortgage — a S | When the compact part of the city hardly ex-| BY WILLIAM DoDD TPO Lornell and Co's Cherry Tooth |1.4 rine date the 14th day at Pabresty, Ok ore: Fhe wentinl men he em wi 6 ' 2 ‘ami SiG. th Sniliee a. — a an litions, the awents have For Tux EXamiInen tended above Houston street, the famil 3 © and made between John Hobs, of Chialotte- |

om becrine Of F — ~ 7 . —

ee Ps : and “8 eters, | IESE DENTAL SOAPS, which are of- |W. of the one part, and James H J eters, MESE DENTAL SOAPS, which ere af |e. oo part: ALL THAT PIECE OF

ered as substitutes for all the Powders . . 2 . LAND, being part of Town Lot Number , £ ]

jand Washes heretofore used, are prepared | 4 : a ; Goods Store, expres-ly for the TEETH, of prek | 'wenty-nine (29), in the fourth hundred of

own Lots in Charlottetown, which said Piece of Land to be sold is bounded as fol- e Made. jluws, t is to say; having a front of 83)

They are tasteless, saye an agreeable aro- | feet on Great George Street, on the north | ‘ iside by a part of the

oe care Se yes po we ae oe fo | fellow-Colonists may enjoy all the advan | By some curious mischance Price was shot| . | ey are combined. svuthcra side by another part of thesaid Lot . + ti be formed that where th: ‘ : >. - s ° Bact ahinw bis wh . me = Aline! ! ‘“ at . ‘ i hooks, 84 m -& eagean wlish book, | tages and privileges of British subi cts, save | im a delicate posterior region, but the dinner | AND SMALL Wi RES They effectually rid the mouth of the fostid hua Dene? rusre caented ne E oe ‘ = . . ° . >2 ' > 7 ? D vey . my pete hase not been delivered at the time epe- | and except that of ruling ver Protestants !’’| party came off notwithstanding, Price re-| ' . ‘ ane . matter and tartar, which render the by ath | Gibson, and on the rear by Lown Lot Number r 7 oe : } / ; : * tok, » . vs e . . ‘AOE . . ce ve. e " ‘ oe ‘ ‘ "4 ¢ > > Seel, by the agents, they cannot be competic’ © Let us add the carollary—* or of being ruled | ceiving lis guests in bed. It was this duel, General Groceries—Treacle, Salt, |80 impure and disagreeable. Tney give tone 'wenty-eight (28), together with all Houses | take fh ind th } ww of Americans €@cept by Protestents."" Now, wherein is the | nd the seandal arising from it, that aoe Indigo, Cans of Varnish jand strength tu the gums, and a clear pearly |and Buildings thereon, comprising the Dwell-| : => fine at etch a cia : ' 8 “ > . » . nae - _ + we . ror ha] baad . . " ms ‘ - iii il a Bae . . it painful = fe aoa = ble of exciting a low generous Js/ander deprived of his desire? Is| Slidell to become a resident of New Orleans. D » Stu Gl . whiteness to the Teeth, preventing the pre-|ing Ucuse, Workshop and Stables occu pied wee Palos ean charact han the Ameri not all the ruling in this empire done by the | Stephen Price was a noted duelist. On one | ye stuits, WLUSS, }tmature decay of those priceless organs, the | by the sad John Hobs. ‘Terms Cash ate eo a ; went 2 : ' ¥ vee : > F aes ‘ Y p, » ° = 7 ‘ T . wie C we o reside amonget ts, no body of mon enn be Queen of England, and her several Repre- occasion tw British office ro named Green, on| Tron & Steel. }full value of which is never realized until Dated 14th November, 1861. : : ene | ore honourable in their business relat 1s ; accel lens a : 9 } any | his way to Canada, got into some diticulty | i the are lost to us {c see JAMES H. PETERS. fourel tet : utleman whe is 2®2%tives acting in r name % Hi uny ‘ : 2 } y or ever, ad they are represented Dy @ gentienm o » env that § » ince ‘present the} With Price's younger brother et the Park! ALSO | and ef one say that Mr. Daly docs not represent the J = : eC fark ie of gractng any position -

a 2 ‘ec Writing the above, I have been informed bv

Islander 's desire in this respect equally with | Pheatre, but the matter was settled quietly | Coffe, reliable authority, chat those raseally book agents:

sire it ey ter | Spicos, Sugar, and Tea Sas Mr. Dundas in their respective Governments? | On arriving at his port Green was taunted by | RELLY or jrakilere have Sie teteetin aa afer only | Well, we all know how her coronation oaths|@ brother officer at she mess table with gf s ee _ man subscribed ae ‘- dourke ; the avents called | ix the question of ascendency in respect to @ving resented an insult given by a Yankee. | of the best construction ; one very Superior | gribing, he remove . & 7

whim there, delivered the book, and was paid fer | religion for Her Most Gracious Majesty. Bat Green returned to New York, and challenged | Coffee toaster ; Platfm and (Counter | sively introduced, are highly recommenced | Ary sie Hovsruotp Fernirt RE, consisting | %. They theu immediately after called om the y« ut the Isfander seems to confound divinity with | young I rice They fought, and Price wis | Scales, Nests of Drawers, Show by the mosi eminent Dentists, and are war- of Muhogany Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Bed, can'p father, and informing hiv that hix ain nee politics, and would have his readers to regard | killed. Stephen Price betrayed no resent: | Cases, and other Shop ranted to purchasers by JOLIN GOSNELL steads and Bedding. ( arp ts. Rags, Window padeoetined Poors Ne ee ea Protestant ascendancy as such, as com-| ment towards Green, but hearing some Stee Furniture, &e. & CO., Inventors and Patentees of. the Curtains, Fire frons, Pivtares, tackine —— we Som JACOBUS. | promised,and put in peril by Catholics sharing | Mterwards that the officer who had incited | TERMS OF Site—Under £10, cash ; £10 to fRICHOSARON HAIR BRUSIL. Gl issee, Kitchen Utensils, and a variety of |- ' <> en the civil +6 advantages and privileges || Green w ” at the City Hotel, he called there, | £50, three months; over£50, six months— Only Sold in this City by lother articles. Lorse, Sleigh, Wagon, Har- MEETING AT MARSHFIELD SCHOOL | accorded to all the subjects of the state by the| and was shown to the officer's room. Hand-| approved joint notes. WM. R. WATSON. | nese, &e. HOUSE. Constitution, Politicians are not proverbially ‘mg him his eard he said, “ That is my name; |

prone to excessive piety anywhere.and rarely Sal! I spit in your face, or will you consider | allow their amb.tion to be thwarted by re-| it done?” The officer responded that he under- | : » one . e . » ‘ Irina ve vty ‘rye $ih—In your last umber yon published a letter | ligion of any kind. Therefore one feels at a stood the insult, and Price Was challenged, fiw «a Tenant,” giving an account of the meeting loss to understand what great or special ad- lhe duel followed, and the officer wus shot

J. H. Tuenen also hereby gives notice that all accounts owing to him must be settled | immediately. All aceownts against bim wil] be paid on presentation. *

To tue Eorrer oF THE EXAwINeR.

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meuded as the BEST ARTICLE EVER SE EN, | for cleaning Plated and Silyer Ware.

ac | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

cR mrEaers Seem wagetrme, | EC oe ee oe Ae " 1" ra Mprte + | 2 PeSsia 4. UU. CATLIN, Lsqr.,} Chese TOOTH BRUSHES have been extens jon TOD ESDAY, 14th January, at 11 o'clock, |

Further particulars given by catalogue. Lerus—All sums under £10 cash; over | £10 three months’ credit on approved Joint

Notes of Land.

[#7 A supply of SILVER SOAP recom- |

Junuary 6, 1862, W.R. W.

. ; : - ALEX. McKINNON, Auctioneer

iat ear School House, St. Peter's Road, which |. ves Ci re sithas Platunts dead ut the first fire.’’ aaihiina ‘ 30 o : | ees eek nae 3s 7? er. he ay fal vepeet us for 0 i went; but the vantag 8 an result to either I rut stant or January 13, 1862. ain Notic« ee | December 23, 1861. a Mr. ongworth gave to the meeting a picce | Catholie * ascendency’’ from the success or Sa | a ee eee ee PENIE Sul 4 ; i amet yen ge ee oan b think, * wnt” ought | defes either ‘ political party’’ o is | .yv ° . T T 4 oubseriber, purposing to leave the | : + dinforms aon whieh, Tf think, “a Tens e d ans of eit aia fitical party’ on th ‘| ©. Y. M. Lrrerary Insrirute.—The Secre- }) oy } ISLAND NEX r SPRING i GEORGETOWN. w have given, namely, that His Excellency had! |sland. The Catholic statesman is precluded | etary. Mr. P. Bowe Selinetadl & Ventous ott SAL NEAL SPRING, would re-| = | criten @ PRIVATE Jetter to some person high in| , all interference with the relie f the | “Sty: St: »uwe4rs, delivered a Lecture at) lquest all INDEBTED to him to make tyweE-! pou.e: nae Cela yy. ‘| wetten & dace thé waebe f sending | TOM &t! interierence with the religion of the this Institute on Thursday evening last. o1 @ ste tat einn,, | Extensive Importations and Consignment of | ree Bt Selecta nil los oak’ hat he had | 8tate by the Crown, and the Protestant a een ee ‘ | DIATE Payment. All accounts FOMSINEE | out the 5 a On te powwrhie : are Li i ead é

the American Revolutions of 1775 and 1861, | 7END be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on! y lecture throughout displayed intimate | THURSDAY, 23d day of January inst. | )and accurate knowledse of the events des-| at 11 o’eluck, a.m., at the Red Store. Great | fo eribed,—much of it was extempor sed ; and George-street, Reddin’s Building, the fullow-| the parts ae were oe sg chastely } ing Goods, viz:— “

fritten. bere wus quite ¢ abltencance | ThE . » ae aa ae TEA, English Importation; 1 on the oecasion.—On Thursday evening next) | Old Jomaion Rem Eee enck Alene : 1 the Very Rev. James McDonald will lecture | °™ - ” 1 a en

from sone person in statesman is warned by the constitution from re was a fall! violating the ** civil and religious liberties’’ of his Catholie fellow-subjects.

As for * aseendency’’ of any kind, it re- duces itself at last to the noble ascendency of talent over brute force, of truth over error, of true statesmanship over selfish charlatan-

merived © PRIVATE letter gathority stating that as soon ax the secting of the Government, it would attei Mr. Coles objected to this course of His Ex

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receive itt. ellenc¥ Writing tons, for if the | ot expecte d the answer w gy was stated by the Government last session when

privat 1 snel pugoite gq vase asked for the c« rrespondence ,

rald be, ** it was private,”

then placed in tie-a#anps_ory an ATTORNEY

NSETTLED on the 15th 5 Z a ‘ 4 . see “soul -+MERCHANDIZE.

JAMES McCOMB. | icapeillas RW 4i

APRIL. will be | British & Foroign | } i |

. . . ; January 6, 1862. pus sul seriber begs leave to inform his | 5 on 1 old friends, acquaintances, and the public}

/in general, that his present Li portations and |

CARD.

for the correspondence in reference to th : : : . - oath Fe Te sl, Jonsi; . brace 4 ove sie | ated for fot: i i; L. ate Pere vr declare} | #8™, and time invariably decides that issue on ** The American War, its causes and con-| #088244 Gin; 6 coilé Rope; 4 Cooking| _ wis SRS, BEER & SON desire to express oe a almont on "y or we , af tar @ err wWeor Mer dec ures «,¢ . 4 ‘ “ 25 i , ei : ' ‘ } j HOLL, u. Wm « a sire > Sf i © Pe o> np us é ; ETE ar catia of Sie caer Wickens vail properly. In politics the term is an absurdity, » ' Stoves; | Blacksmith's Bellows; 12 dozen \ : one |e Senerat dine of business, and ure all o ee oe oe Se eee ee } ; , “jg | POTBORCSS. : ’ Sincere gratitude to tleir numerous | grst rate quality, suitable for the season, and be Way gone, and suid that the C‘omraissioners had and ony the equitable one ol equality 1s : ii ae Buckets ; 6 boxes Extract Logwood, ] box | Friends onal GCesteuhans ae th one eee mee _ ; : a ‘ ‘ : ae fo. . SASH } enthina on te the Governor with a letter, binding | known to the genius of British liberty. _ | Indigo; 3 barrels Dye-~Woods; 2 boxes Pep- | tallied i eae a ae : J eae wil be so d i ithe lowest prices or CASH, | Slavelleney to secrecy, and that Her Muj tys Sins Cuartorrerows Denatine Cuve.—On Fri | per; 2 boxes Ginger;.1 jar Varnish; '3| patronage received from them OF Feveral | Oats in exchange, or approved credit at three | tative ito kee anNY secrets that be ‘ . { an . >. cur 1 $e as ‘hey also take this r ity | ‘ fend : . - me . hued ot or. Coles a RUSTICUS day evening last the Club discussed the! American Office Chairs; 1 keg Soda; 1 bbl OF ees ra J am . ae See |}moaths. Call, friends, call at the Warehouse make known to his Council. } les elas : ici. eae " 2 ; ,Of informing them that Mr. LEMUE 7 osise THnite Charch. ana Gedo: oT saiials tah Ue: idler the exnen of the aiiiieda following question :—** Can any means be Crushed Sugar; 20 sides Leather ; 2 boxes! BEER is ty eed ‘ i. 4 | opposive Trinity Church, and judge and buy pans DY suyeny t ; ee : jevised for giving profitable empl i ia “hg 2H 18 this day received as a Partner in| 5 vursel ye: ; ment, had admitted that one member of the a > woe Ey swier Gevised lor giving profitable employment to Horse Nails | ‘ i weil) £ . ur yourse.res. Government, had ad F fo THe Eprror or THE EXAMINER. > Pp ¢ . : their Firm, which will for the future be con- | "ee ae derrrmment knew the spy was here ; and it was our surplus population lhe opener, Mr. | ALSO Lee poet ,. wil own that he, (the spy), bad nu office in the} Sin — Through the inediam of your independent Beer, sabmitted the question in the following | on | ducted under the name ot | The periodical sale by Auction of CON- Coonial Bailding, and Mr. Job Bevan, of Charbtte-) ;,, irnal, I would wisk to call the public attention to }

wa acted as his secretary ; ;

amt farther, thatthis -* had a letter from the Colonial Nex

/ _, | resolution; ** Resolved, that in the Opinion M ight fact which happened in connection with veurVv, aT inimt

on of the Custom House department Of this Clab, the establishment of a Joint 4 . i | The fact is simply this,| Stock Industria! Association in Charlotte. suitable for the season, together with a va- ireiaees town, with a capital of from 2 to £3000, fur Tiety of other Goods. toper on the mghtof Friday, Dec. 27, ane 18 108se of shasi > | ? ' son of spirit like Mr. Longworth to continucin the | py isined open all day Suturday, the Keeper being the ee of parehasing flax in the stalk, | Torms Liberal . Geverpment after being considered unworhy of op ou-sick at heme, xnd unable to stir ont. On in. | Setting tt dressed for market, and procaring| WM. McGILL Auctioneer euidence in the case of the xpy business. Be (Mr Uries being made as to how this affair happened, | material for manufacturing barrels, pails, | Charlottetown, 13th 4: : , eles} said he would not belony to any tee t appears thet the individual whe has charve of the baskets, &e., while it would give profitable} ‘es 2 i omby ’ ro of ite members were comidere: rehouso. @ lso ucts as tide waiter. is an ok : : : } ifenly one or two of ita me = ’ ) we - - . 2 Warehou anid uso us tide waiter, i ian old employment to a considerable num ber of per | wethy to be eutrasted with secrets cuiceruing pension who ia his youth erimsoned the ll id. if wise sted . poblic affuirs. pad iv fields of 4< hina with his blood, and jost an sons, wou asi proper y condacte prove re-| I have the honor to be, Sir, eye in the subjegation of the Punjuul, and like all} manerative to the Stockholders. Phe reso- | rum old coves who shed their fictioas blood in China| lation passed with but one dissentient voice. |

Yours very respectfully, ae ! : } ACCONSEKYV.TIVE. or else whe re, he is foud of relating his exploits on On Friday evening next, the following ques- |

the battle field. Being thus engaged around the tiar rill be dise - d ps ee Wh ich | os d

Christmas fire, and being inspired by bold John, MO" WU be discussed :— ee ee Barleycorn, the commonplace realities of every day | Most for the advancement of civilization, the

A Large Quantity of Dry Goods, | , addressed to all the public officers, requestiug | of the per i Bede ne thes te give bimauy infurmatimhe required Mr. gar phe !

a the bonded warehouse wus care Coles further said, he theayht it very strang for a 1

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his Sule Room, op FRIDAY, the 24th January, at [1 o’cluek—

10 Boston COOKENG STOVES

Lot 4, Jan. 2, 1362 P.S. The general eqivice ef the Meting was

. i ; - . ° ° . > : : : bat thy Loan ought te be obtained, if pees le, | duty were, of course, lost sight of, and entirely | Pen or the Sword.” 0 Great Repubhe do do /e

aati over shadowed by the glowing pictures which the | TIS - sec" 7 Magara do do

ke ’ pet j ovis Ht. Davis, See’y. 5 Vou sae ERuawuxa. * veteran indulged in: hew the Rajal of Hambug i January 11th, 1862 14 Box do do phooter, with bracelets on his Wrists worth “ saxty | - ’ — 4 Clinton Stoves BAD ROADS. thous poun,”” was once his prisoner, and how a + j ' , T ith ae heautiful East Indian princess loved him, “the ve i. an i ‘ 8 Model do (Glass Urns) be Ma. Wane as—Ste—Perceiving tht not aman | teran” for the dangers he Led passed; bat anfortu Supreme Court —Qvueen’s Country— Hmary | 6 Organ dy “>

of our officials appears to tuke any Mlerest in re-

. nately having lost his eve, her love cooled, a cha goetving our ubomiuably bad readsit occurred to i :

ructeristic, he averred, peculiar to India Now, th . SE ab Editor, althongh unlike Mr. Gradgrind in rust. tl °

Texu.—This Term commenced its sitting on | 4 Gorden City Svaves 2 Oven Parlor dp 2 Alma

9 Portable Grapes |

S Taesday last, the 7th inst. His Lerdship the | wae that the “ Thi mer: Os Yhief Justice s ; re resid- | aware of the indignation of the people ut the buse | 2 Hard Tine °24 by ne means clainning two be a Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Peters presid- | manner in which they have heeu humbugeged about muster of fas See aie . ean aay “Upt it a public ing. The following gentlemen compose the | the and qnecd vat by the ssi 1 thing” of * *PY | officer, having charge of private property, does, in] Grana oun George Beer, Esq., Foreman ; | coreg, pruptetary, family compact, tenant- | },\, moments of relaxution, so far forget himself as Raiph Brecken. iar, . James Rattray, Alex- persecuting Governinent, his resuived to vive the | 5 be cruninally careless of the charge committed o ae ee ES Lh natant denn Rs wig jeople = much anheyanes as iM pomibly can d ThE | to his trust, then J submit it, that he ix unfit to hoid ander Smith, G. W. DeBlois, Jobn Morty. ae ane it i he peruudtte | to wield the iron) any office, mach leas ene of responsibility and trust Alex. M -Neiil, Jobn Ings, Jobn Brecken, % ° % ‘ uw to be me or 1 i : >. , et : 7 ‘ | em. St te tow bask fur wy to be paying for} fy ji not been fur the prompt action of ¢ aptain| Mark Butcher, R. R. Hodgson, Henry Beer lowking after the public good wen who dow t eure a Richard Walsh aden i Dnciieeseien> Saab tentan eh . mie Ay " : ticharc wish, who made a temporary fastening Alex. MeDougall, Stephe af mi cent if we broke our sleihs and our necks on the for the warehouse door perhaps ere this time atte. « tates pon, epnen wu wey, Ben}. rede, through their wegkeet, as kan as they them- , I : Wright, W. H. Brown, Thos. Dodd” Stephen | selves are comfortable in the City, or somewhere Bovyer, Capt. MeRae, Artemas Lord, Morin | Lowden, Jacob Dockendorf.

ett, ahour expense. Cun we say that we have eisible Goverament, if there is no means of 5 caitelitiie eg al , : yee , , Res ‘ “partment here, ix aware of this dereliction of| We shall endeavour to give Lis Lordship's charge to the Grand Inquest of the County

compelling the Governmeut to look after the public | dsty on the part of bis exbordinute = bet ff he fe. 1! in our next. —Js/.

6 Internationaldp 1 Hat Tree, 2 Umbrella Stands 4 Fire fron do, § 11-22 doz shovels %. 2.05 Dusiae SES ' 1 duzeu Lees Bes Oyen Mouths 4 sets Holluw-ware Terws — All sume under £10, eash 3. Over | £10, 3 months; over £20, 4 months: oyer| £20, 6 months’ credit, on approved Juint| | Notes of Hand. . ALEX. McKINNON, | January 13, 1862. Auctioneer, The above lot of Stoves can be examined at the subscriber's Sale Room, at any time

writing some of the »erchants might h the low of the wroperty stored there. I am not aware whether Mr. Charles Green, the | ead of the

ave todepl re

int reste! and what ieot more importaner fust now | sure that in his solicitude for the public welfare bg P P iat ln i= ure astate as poexible ? - a5 ae : ~ oe ste —— awe thee rewecds — 509 wd astate ax porsible ! |), will lay the whole matter before Mr. Comptroller ¢ dun texpect car Government to prevent SHOW | Longworth, and I have no doubt } nt thut t} aeorme, but we do eXpect that something wilt be |, mptroller will order tl , pret redl Hi order th Gone after a storm ta level the rocwd«

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If officials in | 4 , ; : e ; — cejpartinent to be di xed iad , ? ini @@re are, ther would receive a sulnnary cow hiding f well as ; ‘ oe — Pa ge “ i ——————— , . ‘ ; . tl of v * for the fire departm Which I shall At Charlottetown, on the 7th inst., Mrs. Jub < u 4 ; I or oa Cneennper Oe Judxe Lyne, bat brbink | poy 4 Upon on a future occasion. Meantime, Mr.| MeNeill, of a d sughter : 1 iaeiphwiica SUL * Molasses, “the time has arrived’ to have re« , 2 .

ourme - — Editor, } um your BlG SANDY.

lawful means to aish oftticinis for shamefu reg lene i Y ’ Trp Le wae ya , gual o : ion ve poh * dla sills TEA, I LOU R, &c. | Mied, IN STORE.

fouls are in an exceedingly tkul, I may eny, dang For rHe EXxs MINER ts dtate—that many persons bad their sleighs ae ae a : on the 16th December ° . . Mary McPhee, aged 74 years. The deceased was a ITDS, Bright Sugar, Puncheons Mo-

suashed during this week, on account of the fright- THE SPECULATING COLONIAL SECRE.| ,.At Macaskel River,

, 1861, fal pitches on our roads, which ure now next to TARY I i TARY. native of the above place, and has left a large circle | .

iin able and all thix |} mie e holes are not . . ” 6 7. a — ah oe.s othe sl <a ae Mr. Fprror—Will you please to inform °f relatives wd friends to mourn her loss trite. And yet we are told that we have a godly, the public if Mr. W. HH. Pope is now Colo- seers pe at ines during her and Extra State FLOUR, bbls. of Boston and | get ell teascivon boy and don't drier | SeeHetarY, rreviving £330 a year of the| coat sthercindt Aine ei | Now York Chasing eC oe man an aluty, are the ent hyporrites , 7. whew tn paid people 8 money ; for if he is, ] think it isa On Monday evening, the Gth inst. in the 70th year | Pipes, Confectiunary, Lozenges, Baskets of for looking after the public business—men who are | 4ardship for industrious seafaring men like of his age, Mr. Job Bevan, an old and respectable | Champagne, Pancheons of High Wines, sides ae ae the sovenne for the parpose of mak myself to have to contribute to his salary for gym ‘rele no ee aro of Sole Leather (New York and Boston), &e. | good roads ce. ame sho ewlect sei duty. c. ht ‘ . ae . Z Sst tanid, al ger » rat y ye " re Sth atta } ~ jan ann iol publie voli rs ‘ = gO prensa hasc nengeieets oe Se y ~ . a * the Koyal Artiller; : and Same to this Island | Cheap for Cash, father, and say, that should lives be lowt ene ere happens to be & Sale Of & wrecked ves in the year Isi7. Por several years he faithfully | Or Three Months on approved not qaehee of their dereliction of duty—a thing not at} Sl he is eure to be in attendance, spending discharyed the duties of Beadle and Collector of St. | - . RPreres Rane. J. & T. MORRIS. January 13, 1862. Im i]

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. . is ‘ ed ‘ » ‘aus J . a ht : Tad i all improbable in the present state of the roade— days in driving about, interfering with our ay 5 burch, and bas left behind him many friends. | they might with justice be called public murderers. business, getting up little cliques to bid va rye poo veenete ike death his bodily health

® langnaye may be considered too strong; but if) ,..: st f ing } 2 it} mae Vy, od wre hin. his end Was peace. : | the wuilant, high minded, upright, God-fearing, agains’ us, OF forcing 7 so SOMERS with At ; harlottetown, on the 30th of December, TS61, | vhilanthropie, honest jast, relivious, scrupulous Col. him, and by thus stopping fair competition, of { onsiiaplion, Mr. John Me@ irron, syed 25 years, | Gray should take a drive of ten or twelve miles on causing heavy loss to the underwriters. An fi I wide of Murray aoe He has left a sorrow- | the St. Peter's or Princetown Road. in its present ingtane ras late een ¢ >» sale of | *' Witew to mourn his loss. aioe ee eee ad, is t instance of this was lately seen at the sale of At Bedeque, on the 30th ult

JUVENILE DANGING.,

jimporting without delay what is specially | i ordered, prices+—to merit a share of public cofffidence

|} apd support for the future. }

FENUE subscriber wilt sell by Auction. at) —

jceased, are requested to present their ac | |counts, duly attested, within three months j from this date; and all persons indebted to | —

payment to

And now for Sale.)

| > ~ SPT hye ays nol wnat, case

wood and coal.

y= iING CHARLOTTETOWN for their

lasses (a superiur article), chests and PLIES, will do well to cal! and examine the It ix! half ehests Toa (warranted), Fine, Superfine Large and Valuable Assortment

| KA'TIONS from London, Glasgow, Man- /chester, Wolverhampton, Plymouth, Liver-

| &e, they feel confident that their

BEER & SONS. | SIGNMENTS, will take place on the 12th They hope by continuing to keep as great | DECEMBER next, at his Auction Reow in variety ef useful GOODS as Leretofuore—| the Warehouse.

and charging the most moderate! ON. COMMISSION, AND FOR SALE—

A Splendid PIANO, '**Mason’s First Class Horizontal,’’ cos: GRORGE R. BEER. £120, will be sold cheap and terms granted. Charlot etown, Ist January, 1862. Im| N.B. Those partieswho granted their Notes -_ ve si. oe To re int Hand and Bosds to the dabossibet during Administration Notice. ithe past Summer, for flour, &., are requested LL persons having any legal demands | to make immediate payment, as further delay against the Estate of Miss Liste Anw | Will cause trouble and expense, which should ompton, of Chatham, Kent, England, de | by all means be avoided. W. SANDERSON, Genera) Agent.

Georgetown, Noy. 18, 1861. KING SQUARE HOUSE. MARIA ANN ROTCHFOKD, |

tha ¥ 6 Kactnietie. Cloths, Cloths, Cloths, Charlottetown, January G, 1862. 3i B LACK and MIXED BEAVERS; Black, | this Saeki nace | 42 Brown, and Mixed SEAL SKIN ; Black | ‘and C.lored DOESKINS; Broad CLOTHS, MANTLE CLUTHS, &. &e. BEER & SON.

GEORGE BEER,

ve estate, are requ:sted to make immediate |

ON CONSIGNMENT, —

Boxes Cavendish TOBACCO i

| DRESS GOODS.

| Wholesale and Retail, for Cash

NEW GOOD». =

The Subscriber has just reeetved Me™ -—

FALL & WINTER SUPPLY OF DAY G00DS,

pe Ship Isabel and pee Gaxelle from

Liverpool, consisting o

Black Doeskins

Union Cloths,fine wool Black Sealskin Brown Sealskins Saber do. Drab ao.

Woollen Black Cloth, do. Doeskin, Medium

Blankets, Mackinaws do.,Indian do. assorted

forse Rags, Coat Trimmings of all des.

Black Cloths Fancy Doeskins

said Lot conveyed by | criprions.

. “7 ‘ ~ matic flavour, imparted to them by the Anti-| DR Y G O ODS | septic and Astringent properties with which | the said John Hobs to John Ilardy, on the | ! 9

IN DRESS STUFFS.

: li cas . Freneh jeonveyed by the said John Hobs to John | Faney Coburzs, Alpacas, Repps

Merinos. Mixed Alpacas, Tartan Pluide, Union Damasks, Fancy Reppe, W By Searlet Fiannels, White do., Blue do., Saxony do, Carpets,Reversable Caps, Cann- dian do., Sealskin do., Musquash Hates, Shawis, Mufflers, Cravats, Woollen Shirts, ‘Tweed du, White do, Regatta do, Chintz Braces, Woollen do, Blaek Cloth Mantes, Brown do, Grey do, Zouave Shawls, Plain Black Shawls, Faney do, Paisley do, Diaper Linen, Drill, Fine Towelling. Dar- lington Towels, Bed Tick and Bedding, Three and Four Bushel Sacks.

Ladies’ Indian Rubber Bootsand Shoes, Gen-

tlemen’s Indian Rubber Boots and Shove, Gentlen.an’s Napoleon Rubber Boots, Gen- tiemen’s Wellington do,

fogether with a large assortment of small articles, toc namerous to mention, will be

sold low f r cash. : JAMES PURDIE. Charlottetown, December 9, 1861,

FALL IMPORTATIONS! 1861, 1861. BELL’s Flour, Grocery and Provision

Store ys reeeiyed ex Barqae Treresa from England, Schooners Veton from New York, Acitrry from Halifax, and Anniz Me- Kis from Saint John, New Brunswick—

400 barrels of Family and Bakers’ Extra

Fiour 50 do Kiln dryed Corn Meal 10 do Pilut Bread, 10 buges But-

ter Crackers

10 boxes Water and Soda Crackers, 2 boxes Yeast Puwdeys

2 do Baking Soda, 3 barrels Washing

Soda

40 punchoons Bright heavy Porto Rico Molasses

10 hhds Bright Porte Rico Sagar, 6 bblg

Crushed ditto 2 barrels Curanis, 40 boxes Raising 6 do chewing and smoking Tobaccg Kegs Lowden’s do do 50 chests best Souehong and ' lish Breakfast TEAS peernroy 5 boxes Ground Cuffee 20 do Adamantine Candles

49 do ce Se we

50 do Best 5tJoim made ashing Soap 3 do Washing Blue 1 do Indigo Bine

12 ‘do Glenfield and Corn Starch 2 do Ground Pepper . 2 do Ground Ginger ; 2 do Ground Alispice “4

2 tins Musturd, cases Matches 4 boxes Clothes Pins 10 coils Manilla Rope 8 duzen Buckets and Pails 6 dozen Brooms 6 nests Tubs : 1000 bushels Liverpool SALT 400 bushels Turk’s Islana ditto 24 bags Table ditto.

tar Tue above Goods will be sold at

i Me mt

or approved

ede ee ee Fie

. 8 BOOLS & SUOES lwN PLAIDS. Plain and Faney REPS CREDIT, AT LOWEST MARKET 50 boxes PAgsgr ERRINGS | WINCYS, COBURGS, ORLEANS, AL:| _ PRICES. | 4 boxes Macearoni ~"™ 2~~ __| PACAS, Robe and Flowered DREYSES, &c. November 26, 3062)" + Sm | | 100 bb's. Labrador Herrings ES iggy BEER & SON. | ——— cAwp, p> 2Sike ; 5 tron Bedsteads S fi eR ern I wie ASE apenas eepenme a 8 ;

15 dozen Corn Brooms "OT on 2 ‘a se - A lot of Co king and Franklin Stoy s, fori" A cuant les, Siant les. 4 NICE VARIELY. Some small Cook Stoves for vessals. 4 : Jol BEER & SON. SEAL SKIN COATS. Superior Article,—Fur lined. BEER & SON. COAT COLLARS. WINTER SUP- JD USSIA PUP and SIBERIAN LAMB P SKINS. BEER & SON.

All the above at low pr:ces.

WILLIAM DODD, Queen Square, Oct 14, 1861. iN

CASH CUSTOMERS,

FALL and

Hats and Caps. UR, CLOTH and FELT CAPS, SILK and FELT HATS, &e. BEER & SON. 700 PAIRS ADIES’, Gents’, Misses’ and Children’s 4 RUBBER BOOTS and SHOES. BEER & SON.

of Goods at KING SQUARE HOUSE.

BEER & SON

laving completed their FALE. IMPOR-

001, New York, Boston, Portland, Ualifax, |

LARGE sTock, | Boots and Shoes.

is : : | (including almost everything required for the | M EN’S, Youths’, Boys', Ladies’, Misses’ ‘* Nothing appears to me to give children) FARMEK, the MECHANIC, or tor FAMILY | LY

and Childrens’.

expressions are not). weacka 10. ‘ > — : » of Diptheria, Maria | , A good assortment. two severe ; and he will doubtfeas be thankful tame 2 Wtecked vessel at Point Prim. During June, youngest dunghter of the late Patrick Cody, 80 much confidence, and so to raise them to| USF . ar ¢ sn wi ae ither tur es. SEER & SON. and he will doubt thankfal to me l: t we all k 1 Mr. P r E ¢ : > or ; . 5£,) will bear comparison, either for ya d a culling his attention to a matter whieh concerns | /48t Sammer we all know that Mr. upe Was) fsq., of Cascninpec, and beloved wife of Johu A.! the conversation of those above their age, a8 riety, qaality, or price, with that of ny eee eee Macrame tile Of those whose welfare he |

Gardiner, in the 24th year of herage. | Dancing i 3 d be taug and on hijs return we found that he had been . Devwes of Bea, Mer. Jobu Melaaue, of St. Peter's coe ae ne ne ee my along way up the gulfof St. Lawarence Bay, P. Ee Aslan, fell from the Jibboon of the anee.ae 0 ey are Capable o COFRING | ~ Jy F ae es Law arence, Achooner ** Felegraph: during her passage from St. pursuing his favourite occupation of specu- | Peter's to St. Jolin’s Nowfoundian? and was lost. Drowned on Lake Huron. in the steamer Key stone State, on the 23rd of November last, Mr. Hugh

professes to absent from the Island for several weeks, have so much at heart. I will leave it to that wen Cenan § conscience to decide whether or not he, in emjumtion with his colleagues in the Government Me not responsible hefore God for the loases sus 7 . ‘ ined by us country people by reason of their lating in a wrecked vessel.