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A SHOCKING PICTURE,

The New York Frening Gazette, the tea-table Organ of the metropolis, and the pet ¢ aecial a! makes a shocking disclosure as to the nastiness of the hetels and restauranty which term sh prominent a feature of the great e@eity It declares that with all their external ep

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tapesiry, they are internally Gilthy. All are airke woelean—St. Nicholas, Metropolitan, Fitth Avente. and restaurantes of all grades and degrees, It you enter their kitehens you will find them «warming with rats and reaches. You

aches crawling

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clamp of reaches with the aame handa which a woment aiter plunges into a dish that 1 soon to be called dainty. See that perspiring negro roll

up his sleeves and dive lis dirty arms Into a jar et pickled tongues, and draw up eve with the gome band whieh a few momente before was gettiag together a mase of filth for the soap fat There goes a delightful little lamb’s tongue

Tran to the fair quest Look around at the disgusting piles of this and that, and eat if yeu ez Oh, hortble It were in:possible to tell one alf the story. Dirt, grease, sweetweats, roaches—and yonder, in the corner, a huge rat walking out to a plate of “* dainty moereela” to tha evening repas( ' Say vou thie caunet be so We tel you it is eo in the kitchen of alwost any hotel and reataurant om the etiy

The Gazette atates that not long ago an old restaurant fone which had been repoted for nicety—wae remodeled for a new business The discoveries made by taking away ‘he de da and ci@earing Up The reluse are repre nted as 1 ausent- ine and hermble The walls were one dense black mass of reaches. Underueath, overhead and everywhere they were accumulated solid nacre The workmen wonld touch such filth, and finally dogs were eent in te despatch thew It w impoae ble te deacribe the 0 Lhiness ot these places. Five timea out of te aorie negro'a hand have been all over and through the dishes that are passed to you so elegantly Five

times out of ten the wretched cook iets drop

the pereprration from hie face inte the very soup

which rw brought te you with such charmirg | atace. Five times out of ten the eteak whict

you are served with has made two or three former appearances. Roaches craw! all over

andlunder aad throngh everything They have to be shaker off from the rolls beture they are} carried te the guests.

Tu thie artrele.”” continues the Garette. “ we dw net confine eur criticism toe second-class saioons and reetauranta. We do net mean the Nessau street lunches, where the refuee of the betels is eerved up regularly to hu gry patrene We mean the mest reputed places mm all of the

town. Fram one end of the their kitchens are an abomination and «@ shame We may say it in all honesty that we do not believe hetela could keep one-ha their roeus filled, or save themselvea from gravious loase+, it they shauld once give their vatrens a

etly to th other

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leek among their covking apartment The dime beer superdD just in the proportion that the kitchens become vile We do nat detail the herrores But we do say that it ie filth acd uncleanness everywhere “Probably the most revolting of all the restaurants that have ever deceived the wealthy of the city with a guise of elegance wae the Taylor's corner, of Frankiin st. and Broadway. Here any individual

disposed to pay ter it, could eat his peek of dirt at @ single sitting We apeak of it thout comptnctien, as it is new a matter of the past

‘The uwet herrible of all ng we believe, to be these down town affaira, where gentlemen get their dinners and lnoct We took a look behind the scenes ot ene of tf) meat

famous of these, and saw enough te cure us of anv desire tor lunch for some time t eome. Tae werd borrible wil! not suffice to describe the | terrible things brought te our view. Even the | servants ean hardly exist in the stean and dreadfni odors which prevail. The dishes are | never. tuliy washed, the Kuives and forka are! scidem eleaned, in fact, it is as bad as avything ean be imagined.”

Verily thia is a dreadful picture, eapacially | fer as poor previucials, who, when we visit | the mefrepelis, have to depead entirely on| hotels and restaurants for our daily foed. Let} us hope that it is somewhat evercha:2ad, or let ua Bebewe, at least. that our favorite resert is an | exception to the general nastiness, and take our |

exist saloon,

meals wiih what happiness we may, regurdless | of rats aud oblivious of reaches.

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The President's proclamation of amnesty is |

an opening and extending of his proclamation of pardon, dated May 29tb, 1865, and embraces | the efitire population of the Southern and once rebellious States, save only certain indivi uals | connected with the Confederate Government. army or navy, such as did not treat the [ prisoners as prisoners of war, and sach as are | In €iVi, OF DMlitary, Or naval conhnement, or held to bail by the United States, or directly or indivectiy connected with the assassination of | the late President. The terms are ge: aad offered in obediedce to a wise savacity. large eouceptions of siatesmanship, and a hamanity. ecutive to this step are clearly and carefully re- | cited in the preamble to the offer of am 1eaty, | and must commend themseives aa wholly con- clusive to every balanced and really patriotic mind. The South can never again become part of the Umon until this weight of disqualitica- | tions and impugned guilt is removed, and the active rights and responsibilities of citizenship are resumed. The c funtry will be a des ation | until the disabilites of its citizens are made to | disappear. It may as weil be without a popu lation, . Better so, in fact, than with one vroan ing ander the exactions of a changing tyranny, | in doubt as ‘to its future, without means or) hapé, impoverished and discouraged, and eom peiled to fee! that the very restoration of prors- | perity is to depend on its absolute submis«:on to! the rule of a party which it abbors from instinct | ag weil as reason. The opinion obtains that | the amnesty will not cover cases which still re- | wain owt side the line of the registration re. } quirements ; but such have their remedy before } the constituted Courts. This d scisive ste ¢| the Executive removes the last complete resteration of the Southern pec le to} their suspended rights and dues ail that done by that branch of the Guvernment to make | the male portion of the P Nothing but representation is denied them, and that the people of the country will in due time instruct Congress to concede with no firther | delay.— Boston Lost. | 00 . Tuomas CARLYLE ON Reeorm --The August | number of Macnillan's Magazine containa an article whieh, theugh published anonymously, is tupposed to be trom the pen of Thomas ¢ irivle, ow the subject of tae Reform Bill and ite possi. | ble resulta. It is entitled,‘ Shooting Niagara; aod After?” He saya, “There probably never was, since the heptarchy |

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broad The considerativns leadinz the Ex. |

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ypulation Citizens.

ended, or alinest since it began, so hugely eritient | an epoch in the Bietorvy of England as thia we have new entered upon, with universal self

congratulation and flinging up of caps, ner ene in which—wib wo Noroan tu lay hold of it, te bridle and reguiate it (little thinking it was for u«), and guide it inte higher and wider regionsa—the question of utter

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death or of nobler new life for the poor*eountry was so uncertain. Three: things seem to be agreed mpon by gods and men, at least by Fo glish men end gods; certain to happen, and are now in vierhle course of fulfilment

“1. Demoeracy to complete itself; to go to the | full length of ite course, towards the bottomlens | or inte it, ho power now extant fo prevent it or :

even considerably te retard it—till we have sean | where it will jlead us to. aud whether thera will then be any return poesidle, or none. Complete * liberty’ te all persons ; counts of heads to be the divine eourt of appeal on every question and interest of mankind; eeust of heads to choose a} Parliament according to its own heart at last. and sit with peuny newspapers zealousiy wal ching the same; said parliament, so chosen and so} waiched, to do what trifle of legislating and} administer: ing muny still be needed in such an | England, witn its hundred aud fifty millions‘ tree’ more and wore to follow each bia own vose by way of guide post to this intricate world. :

“2 That.in a limited time any fiity years lence, the ehurch, all churches and so called re gions, | the Christian religion itself, shall have deliqueseed —inte ‘ liberty of conseienes,’ progress of opinion, progress of intellect, philanthropine mevement, and other aqgiieous residues of a vapid, badly ecented character; and shall, bke water «pilt upon the ground, trouble ne body considerably theneaiorth. but evaporate at ite leisare. ;

“3. That, in leu thereof, there shall be free | trade, w all senses, and to all length«: unlimited free trade—which some take to mean * Free Facing. ere long, with unlimited speed, in the} career of cheap and wasty; this beautiful career, | net incths stop goods only, but in all things, tem. | poral, spiritual, and eternal, to be flung generous. ly open, wide as the portals of the universe; ao taat everybody shall start free, and everywhere, “wader eviightened popular enffrage,” the race shall be to the awift, and the high office «hall fall to bie who is ablest, if not to do i, at Jeast to get elected for doing it.”

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, EXPERIENCED FISHERMEN, | for Boat Fishing. Also 2 ABLE SEAMEN,

and a capable STEWARD. forthe new Packet Schoouer * Alice Myrick.’ Apply to

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~- VACOINATION. — Charlottetown and Royalty.

HE “ Act to promote Vaccination” re-

quires that all persons residing in Charlotte- town and Royulty, above the age ef three months, shall be Vaccinated by a duly qualitied Medical Practitioner, (nuless they have had the Smal! Pox); aud that there may be no warrantable excuse for not obeying the Law, the Act provides that the Super satendent of Vaccination shall Vaceinate thore whotay apply to bim for that purpose, without any charge.

I therefore hereby give notiee, to all whom it | may congern, that 1 will attend at the Dispensary. lon the afternoons of Tnesday and Satarday, at 3 o'clock, until farther notice, to Vaccinate all persous

not snecessfully Vaccinated, who shall then appear | there.

H. A. JOMNSON, a Superintendent of Vaccination. | June 24th, 1867.

‘TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.

| JUDSON’S

Nrountain Elerb

Fishermen's Outfits.

HE SUBSCRIBER i prepared to furnish promptly to FISHERMEN, at reasonable prices, all the OUTFITS necessary to prosecute all the different branches of FISHING carried on about Prinee Edward Island, aud i the adjacent waters, such a8

Salt, Flour, Barrels, read, Pogies, Deana, Clann, Peas, Mackerel Hooks, Butter, | Coad do Pork, Mackerel Lines, Beet, Cod do Lard, Mackerel Jigs, Tea,

Cod Leada, Coffee, Cotton Duck, Sugar, Do Sail Twine, Molasser,

| Bait Knives, Spices, Splitting Knives, Pickles, Jig Rasps, Lanterns,

Boiled Oil, Kerosene Oil, Vinegar,

&ec., &e., &e.

He alse possesses excellent facilities for IN-

Bait Heavers, Clam Choppers, Oil Clothes, sou’ Westers,

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Proparerors, ar Sold by all Dealers. [Jaly 1, °67

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|SPECTING and PACKING MACKEREL and | other Fisil.

I. C. HALL. Charlottetown, May 20, 1867.

NEW GOODS TO ARRIVE, | Per * Lotus,” from London ; * Empress, from Glasgow ; “L C Owen,” » Un- dine,”’ and “ Helen Malcolm,” from Liverpool. ~ BALES and Cases DRY GOODS,

100 Bolts Bleached Navy Canvas, 30 Boits Clipper Duck, for Boat Sails, 20 Hhbhds. DeKuyper’s Gin, 4 Casks BRANDY, 6 Casks Scotch Whiskey, 44 Chests and half chests TEA, 12 Kegs Bi-carbonate Soda, 6 Casks Washing Soda, 6 Bbls. and Cazes CONFECTIONERY, 6 Kegs and 3} Cases Colman’s Mustard, ] Keg Cream Tartar, 1 Cask Epsom SALTS, 1 Case Natmegs, 3 Boils. Currants, 1 de Indigo, 1 Bol. ALUM, 1 Bol. Saltpetre, 1 do Coppsras, 30 Boxes Raisina, 1 Bag Pepper, 2 Cases Caster OLL, ' Q0 Crates EARTHENWARE.

| creda. | PW. HYNDMAN, Ch’tewn, May 6, 1867.

p. &. ISLAND & Shoe Factory.

Boot

numerous friends and customers that he has ir course of preparation, u very superior style of LADIES’ KID BOOT, snitable for the coming season. Gentlewen'’s Wear, iu every variety, such as Ladies’ and Misses’ Balmoral Kid BOOTS, Congress BOOTS,

Grain Calt Congress do, Serge do, dw Balmoral do, limitation Lace do, &e. ke. &c.

Gents’ and Boys’ Oalf Tap soled BOUTS, Balmoral BOOTS,

do Single do 0, Shooting do,

Grain Leather do, Kiee do,

Hlenvy Conwress do, Kip do,

Light do 0, Brogans & Shoes, c. ke. dc.

abroud should eall aud examine the large an

| |

MRS. WINSLOW,

| An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre- seats to the attention of wothers ber

T. THOMAS begs to inform his friends | tm‘ e 4 e that he fas this day taken iato Partaership sepirt fy 5 ne SV i’ il Dp,

| FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by | softeming the gums, reducing all inflammation— | willallay all pain and spasmodie action, and is |ISURE TO REGULATE TILE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest tc | yourselves, and Relief and Health to your Infants.

Best pair Winter Gloves 0 5 | AGRICULTURE poem oem oso West India Hou AND | Beat collestion of Knit Work ee DO re MEASURES, &o _ Upper Groat Goorge Street. Local Industry. | MAASURES, Se. | — o | Best Nest of Measures, to contain one : PENIAE Subsoriber offers for Sale, at his FFXUK COMMISSIONERS appointed bushel, 4 bushel and 1 peok 01 0 Lode —— ’ by His Exeelleney the Lientenant Governor Best Pork Barrel 015 0 Store, the following, v'5 : T in Conneil to carry into efeet the intentions of the | 3nd best do ; 010 0 LL Hhds. Strong Demrara SPIRITS, Leyisiature relative to the appropriation of last | Best 5 gallon and 10 gallon Keg 0 10 0) Hhde Holland GIN, — Session for © the encowragsment ef Agriculture and | Best Butter Firkin om oO) Caske Port and Sherry INE. teal Local Indastry,”' have ordered a | Quod best do Se 6 6 et 8 er t ee brandy, * | i Casks Seoteh Whiskey (Prine), FAIR and EXHIBITION | Best er Ash Oars, not exceeding 14 os 0 vet a WHISKEY. f to be held in CHARLOTTETOWN on | Best 1 bushel and 4 bushel Potatoe Bask- 150 Doz. Edinbargh ALK, 6 a HAMPAGNE, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 9th ets of Indian mauufacture 2 oe 0 Blood’s xxx POBTE Cases CLARET, aod L0ch days of OCTOBER next, | De do " eo AaRAOO dd | 40 Boxes RAISINS, 3 Bole conker rs, atthe new MILITARY DRILL SHED, wAX MA! 25 4do RAISINS, ogo nheney Som aso a hie Excelleney the | Best Sample Grain Sacks 0 10 (60 Boxes FIGS, : Baus PEPPER, Commander-iu Chief baving been pleased to sane- | Best half dozen Towels 010 0 Chests Superior T BA, er tion the use of that large and eommodious Building | Best Table Cloth Qiu 8 } Bole Crushed SUGA Kk, Caske W tg — for that purpose—at which the following PRIZES | Bess pair Linen Sheets 910 9 Hhds. and Buls. P. RK. Hhda ane Bois. will be awarded for the encouragement ef Local POTTERY. ot MOLASSES, 6 Bbl Os ONIONS Industry and Agrieultnre, viz:— Best Sample of Pottery eo eo: * Bole. Koeneaws OU Ay i ah. BUGKETS LIVE STOCK—HORSES. | Beet Sample of 12 Island made Bricks = 1 0 0 |) Dox Am BROUNS, TOs: im ; Best Entire Horse of any age or breed £210 0 Judbest do do de ot ee — a. 110 0 CASTINGS. | A targe stock of Spioge, Pickles, Prait, &e., &e., : o 2 0 i ’ Yasti suitable for the season. ‘ ~ ey = _— ; - 0 See Span of et anne ’ The above articles ure of sa or best descrip - PUK) . | ti dw » sold cheap tor Cash Best Mare with her Foal 210 0, Best Set of Drawing Room Furnitere 400 tien, and will be so ae “t : is a 2nd best do t10 0 Do do Dining Room do 400 LEMUEL McK AY . oe — — wader — old, : : ; Do do Bedroom o 3.0 0 Charlottetown, Dee. 17 _ 1866. ‘s 6 2nd bes ° SL Se test Fil d id 2¢8 FISH. . ond tai a rs 1 0 O. Best barrel Mackerel, I[siaud catch a ee July 10th, i3 6 /. : CATTLE. Best 4 do do 119 9 nanan e intal Codfish ie fest Bull —_ 3 years old ; h : eo ” - ’ 1.2: Cheap Goods ! New Goods ! 2nd best ao a B 3 N. B. No Prises will be awarded to imported ane 1 10 | Steck HEARTZ & SON Best Cow in Milk s 68 Other Prizes, besides those above enumerated, AVE just received by Java. direct Bnd best de 110. Q| will be given at the recommandativa of the Jadges. I mabe ENGLAND, a further supply of Best Heifer in Calf or Milk, under 3 | A PLOUGHING MATCH, ia connection with the r: years old 2 0 ©} Rxbibition, will also take place, notice of the time DRY GOODS, 2od best do do 110 © | and piace for which will be given ia due time. which, owing to the decline in Cotton, they will Best Yearling Heifer ae, The Commissioners will endeavour to make ar- be able to sell this Importation chenper 2ad best de 110 0) rangements with the P. B [sland Steam Navigativa than the stock imported this Spring Best Fat Cow 110 0 Company for the conveyanse of articles fur Exbivi- GOODS :—Consisting of Grey, White, Striped, SHEEP. ne | tou from Prisve and King’s Counties. and Painted Cottons, Ginghams, Grey om oe | Best Ram of any age ‘ . “a & Sheeing, Striped Bedding, Cotton, Union an Sad best 7 1 @ 0| Further partieulars relative to admission, 4c, Liunen Ticking, Tuwels and Towelings, Cheese hereaiter Rest Yearling Raw Ss 8 83 i By order, Cloth, &e, ec. 2nd best do ’ ei9 A. MeNEILL, DRESS GOODS :—French Merino, Cireassinns, eye — : a : Seeretary to Board of Commissioners. Poplins, Coburgs, Lustres, and Faucies. ud bes ° ’ ar er ee o. Sj Best Pen of four Ewes of any age having | Charlottetowo. Aug. 19,1367) 0 wee — a — tweeds, Does, Silk, reared a lawb this season 2. 8:1” \ = kh an : | ~—n ” ' . ie \ j SUNDRIES :—Bnagle and Straw Trimmings and ay of Dl Yearling — : 9 | i A L, L, G UO VU Ds. Ornaments, in Black, White & Mixed; Velvet Jes e * » r t 1 We . . *). vdrep Pe ae i 4 _£ Y varioas Ships from ENGLAND, | Trimmings, Ke ; Buttous and Clasp Dewdreps, . : : 10 >I 2 BOSTON and HALIFAX. I | Feathers and Flowers, (¢ orsets, Prunelia and hid Best Pen of four Bwe Lambs Steamers trom Ne mae *,*) Boots. Gents’ Hats, Collars, Ties, Braces, H.ud- dad best de geo 1 OU | have received ny kerchiefs, &c, &e. PIas, FALL & WINTER STOCK, P. S—Phe above, along with Stoek en hand, Best Boar Pig 3m OF sities lel nash at will be sold, wholesale and retail, eheap for 2nd best dv 1 0 0 censisting | pa 0 Cash. Bost Breeding Sow 110 ©) 26 Casks & Cases General Iroamongery- HEAKRTZ & SON. 2nd beat do 10 0) 1 Cask Cutlery | July 15, 1867. iscat Pemof three Pigs uader 6 months of : , én Teen | fellate atancmenteliipacaen sa aainiachaciianconaphebiniowtieieeis age 10 0 anil . ’ X ‘ 2od , do do i : > a ” N Kk, W GOU DS ! Gest fat Pig — 9 1 do Shet, FOR 2ad best do Me 1 0 O} 26 Boxes Lin, pouLeRr. 236 posse Ploigh Mal, SPRING & SUMMER, 1867 Best pair Turkeys, Rooster aod Hea 010 0 56 Tons Nails & Spikes, | at ’ y Hest three Spring Geese 010 0 _ meer ae 7 g H a) 0 Sheen do Best Barv-love Mtoatar ank two Pallets, [2 fae Glas zow House, Bost three Ducks ol 0 133 cweceT Sh. . 7 Best turee Black Spanish @10 ©! 6+ Cack Cart Boxes . ew Subscriber begs to acquaint his cus- GRAIN. S de Sale Mate tomers, and the public, that he has, by Best three bushels Wheat 110 0 1 de Serews ’ . the Undine and L. C Owen trom Liverpool, Qad best i ae i= « a do Mile, Empress and County of Pictou from Glasgow, Lest three bushels two-rowed Barley 110 0 1 Bex Axles, and Abeona from London, completed his Zud best = do do do 1 0 0] 5 Pairs Beilowes, SPRING LMPORTATILONS, which comprise Best three — ann oe Z Z : 1 Basket Vices the usual assurtwent of Zod best o o e 158 Kegs Paints, . Best taree bu-hels Oats 1 to ¢ 12 Drome Vareish, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, 2au best du do 0 0 6 de T oe a Sub ten: | de ie 015 0 Teas aaa GROCERIES, &e. &e. PEAS & BEANS. : = oe bad which are now ready for Sale. Best one bushel! Peas 010 0 vo Veuetian Red, FREDERICK LsPAG ; : E sPAGE. Best une bushel rein 7" ¥ i ao vey Charlottetown, June 3, 1867. U LAT, ’ ‘ " : fac Pp ian Blue, IC Best three bushels Buckwheat 015 0 Sane TOWNEND 8 HATS AND CAPS. oe S| 7 Umber, LARGE STOCK of the above, received GRASS SEEDS. — on De Sieaua, | £% ex Lotus,” from LONDON, of the newest | Best 2 bushels Timothy Seed 1 0 0| 4 Hhds Paint Oil, | STYLES aud SHAPES— } Best 56 tbe. Ked Ciover 100 1 da Olive de i - , 4 Best 23 los. White Clover a. @ 2 Bbla Seai do 7 2 + i gs = ye 1 do Lubrieating Oil ee ae a a ee ae PLAX. 10 ak oa Towoend's best do, 328 6d Best taree bushels Flax Seed 100 linea het Boys & Gent's. FELT HATS, in great aot beet a rd eu 8 111 Boxes Glass, maplete Best sample of Flax in the Straw 015 06 7 aero i A large Stock of Tweed and Cloth CAPS, Bud best do ss de a . “1 : a _ And alsoin Ladies STRAW HATS. &¢.dee Best sz eof Flax Scutehe > TIpe men @ 010 0 1 Bale Curled Hair, G.&S. DAVIES. ROOTS 1 Cask Glue, Charlottetown. June 7, 1567. o 3. do Dyewoods } ‘ o Ss ai ® | < % Bist Dette baal toe ps : " . 950 Ibs. extract Logwood, | 18. Trafford Chambers. Best Twenty Field Carrots 010 0 5 Bales Rope. | South John Street. Liverpool, BUTTER & CHEBSE. These goods have been well bought, and with January 1s‘. 1867. Stock on Shelves and in Warehouse, form a very ao y ee — = ra ape ; < : large assortinent, and are offered at my uewal low | Bed ent do do do © 10 y| Prices—either wholesale or retail—fo: Cash. his soa, JOHN I. THOMAS, Junn. Bat Tub of Butter not less thaa 28 lbs. 1 0 @ W. E. DAWSON. ae iN in f ; Sod best ay - ie 015 | Great George Btreet, Dee. 3, 1866 Tee usiness will in future be earried on under Bra best = do do de ow ¢ : —— the atyle or Firm of HORTICULTURE. Carlton's THOMAS & SON, Best one dozen Onions 65 0 eye j Do do Beot oso Condition Powders! | |... MERCHANTS: Do de Paranips — verpoo rince Edward Island. Do do Carrots 6.'& OL" wee | a a cee | Jan. 28, 1867 tf Best three Caulifluwers i = | FRANCIS 8. LONG WOR I'd, Se ————s- a * > °| Barrister and Attorney-at-Law, — , _ ND Best oue dozen Tomatoes 0 6 0 Orrice — PAVILLION HOTEL, ss . Do do Manguld Wurtzels 9 5 3 (next door to Hon. Joseph Heusley's) CASCUMPEC. ‘ ea we t | — . al ( ** Jose ' oe » 2 3| Charlottetown, - - - P. E.Island. THE Schooner *‘ JoserHine , Prrpcitins, “se f Gel o 5 Jan. 14. 1867 having secured the Government Con- Best balt-deteu Moots 0 ery, vu Jan 367. tract to run ana PACKET betwore BES. | CHARLOTTETOWN and CAS- Best Hive Bres 1 0 z aa NORTON, | CUMPEC, will, for the remainder of the Season, Best Box of Honey i vl Commission Merehant }run once a fortnight between the above mentioned Best tasteot Cock ae 0726 AND ’ Ports, for the conveyance of FREIGHT and est basket Cosking Appies ° PASSENGERS, remaining at each place for tad best do ' - : : 7 Auctionee r. turty-eight hears on every trip. The “Josephine” +e orga 4 sin @5 0 GEORGETOWN --- P. E. ISLAND, | 8 4 staxuch vessel, well 6tted, has good accom. enc es ,! ° ° . ° ° Best basket Winter keeping Apples oe October 24. 1364 ly inodations for Passengers, aud is in all respects 2ad best de do do 05 0 - : well adapted for the route, Gest sample Green Gages 5 0 I. C. HALL, Esqr, Agent for Charlottetown : Do do Plums > ; CA RVELL BROTHERS, HERBERT BELL, Esgr, Agent fer Cascumpec. 6 ee , Ch'town, June 24, 1867. 3m CARRIAGES & SLEIGHS, GENERAL AGENTS, — — Best Double-seated Wagon under Forty ig MAILS. Pounds value 400! Commission Merchants, N 5 Rita niacaainaet 2Qad best do do do 210 0 Yb . > ew summe rangement. arlottetown, - - Prince Edward Island & Best Dingle-seated —— — £25 value 7 0 Cbar atSae, HE MAILS for the United Kingdom, the Bad "eas it = igh ” " 2 : eons ; neighbouring Previnces, United States, &e., eee y a 5 116 0 New Yerk Board of Underwriters, will, until further notice, be closed at the General Best Single Sieigh 110 0 Boston Board of Underwriters, Post Offices, Charlottetown, as tollows, viz:— 2ud best do s .9 Eastern Express Company, For Canada, New Brunswiek and the United FARM IMPLEMENTS. Fairbank’s Patent Standard Scales, ty via ee aaa ee ee and FRI- Best Farm Cart, selling prise aot to Gowrte Voal Mies, Cow Bay, C. B. Te eee i ae exceed £12 2086 Fishwick's E. 3 For Nova Seatia, via Pictou, every MONDAY, Qnd best do do do 1 @ 6 aS per WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY evening at 8 Hest Iron Plough 1lo @ z, CASH ADVANCES made upon CONSIGN. | o'clock. Dy Wooden Plough : 1 0 baad recgived, or when sont to their Agen For Great Britain, Newfoundland and the Do Sett — : 2 April 20, 1886 | West Indies, every alternate MONDAY and oe ad tobe teeta 100 6 WEDNESDAY eveaing at 8 o'clock, as follows Do ‘ureshing Machiae a A. McN EILLL, a : 4 e dc 2:06:08 ° ae Monday, June 17 Monday, Sept. 9 ee 110 | Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,| Wednesday. 19 Weduesday, ran Do Track Wagon 2 8 6) MASON’'S THREE-STOREY BUILDING, Monday, July 1 Monday, a re ad Digging Machine $ ° Dorchester Street. oo . s re tng a > Do broad Ase ° ° e Charlottetown,......-... P. E. Island. Weduesday,“ 17 Wednesday, “9 D Narrow xe July 2 ,, ‘“ 29 onday, +“ l Rest collection of Edged and Pointed Tools ‘a @ Ju y =. of Weduetay. “ os ea “ z Best [rua Spindle LEATHER 7 CHARLES QUi Rie, Monday, Augt. 12 Monday, Nov. 4 Beat Sid> Sole Leather 10 0 MANUFACTURER Weaning, © | 0 aeetoiagy. De de Upper de 100 oF Monday, 26 Monday, 18 ye ee) ° Wednesday,“ 28 Wednesday, “ 20 Do Graia Leather 1eoe¢ 9 ’ a9 | Do Calfskin do 100 square Rod, Gents Bright Mails for Summerside and St. Eleanor’s, to be Do Sheepskin with Weol on v0 lo 0 forwarded per Steamer, will be closed every Do Side Harness Leatwer ,oe Natural Loaf Good Smoking | PUESDAY and FRIDAY evening at 3 o'clook. Do Sleigh Kobe °..2 ’ 1q' And Mails for Geor Svuri ; ) Jeorgetown and Souris, per 2ud best do BOOTS & SHORS 7e To B AC C QO. Steamer, every FRIDAY evening at 3 o'clock. a oe : Queen Strect, Letters, to be registered, and Newspapers must Best pair Men's Knee Boots 1 0 0 ' be posted half aa hour before the time of closing Do do Calf Wellington Boots 0lo 0 Charlottetown, ee a Pp. » a 7 the Mails. Do do Laceing Boots 010 0) Sannary 21.1867 Ie THOMAS OWEN be bg -prananclyy vad os Postinaster General a om — ebs” = 2 = ; B, WILSON HIGGS, ae = Ch'towa, ; ial . . th June, 16 HARNESS. General Commission Merchant —— Best i Carriage Iaruess uoder £15 wt AND Grai n ! Grain ! Grain ! value a ; : Best do do under £7 2 0 0 AUCTIONEER, Poe ee price given for BARLEY Best Cart Llarness lw 0 an ATS, at De Plough to 1 @ | Charlottetown, ..... P. E Island. Coles’s Brewery and Distillery, a poe my wool ; z : _May 27, 1867. ly Ee Constattly on hand, at pricescheaper than can est Leabhe ™ THOWAS W. MAY be purchasedin the uarket.the best of Ram,Brandy. TEXTILE FABRICS IN WOOL, — 1 oe 9 Gin, Whiskey and a superior article of Malt Wbis- Best 10 yds Black Full-dressed Cloth 110 0 Surveyor and Conveyancer, |**’: Also—X, XX, and XXX Ale. | 2nd best de do do ‘7s Glenstewart - - - Southpert. Charlottetown, June 20, 1866. | Best Grey do (dyed) 110 6 . iL ‘ [oes oe ete 119 0 er 5G Notice to Mariners. est Women’s wear, plain, 10 yds, ‘FERENCE: ih ; ¥ ‘ Qud bess do 020 dodo 1 0 0| The Surveyor-General, Charlottetown. Tue exact position of the Fixed White Best do fancy patterus 110 0 j 867 j Light at the North Cape of Prince Edward Qnd best du do do 1086 June 10, 1867. y Island is Best Gentleman’s Plaid 10 6 Latitude N, Longitude W. Zud vest do 016 0 R ' R E D D | N j . : Ls me : - a ¢ io 0) Attoruep and Barrister - at - Law, a SE 63 59 ly Best pair of Horse Rugs 1006 ’ evation Kighty leet. Ded Seat do 015 0 CONVEYANCER, &e. JNO. WM. MORRISON, Best pair of Blankets ioe ae | Asst. Col. Secretary. Best 10 yde mixed fabric Drugget loo Office . Great George Street, | Colonial Secretary’ Office, . 2nd best do do do 015 0| Charlottetown. April 29, 1367. Best Fancy Seirting 1 0 0) (Near the Cathohe Cathedral.) ere i 7 7 : September 3, 1866 tf | IRON ° ites. o.. 015 0} DBP) BABS Linch ROUND IRON. For Sost Door Mat ow 0 CARD. sale cheap tor a oe. pavine Zad beet do 05 0 r : 5. " Best 10 yds. White Flannel 016 0! THOMAS KELLY 3 ‘ Ch'town, June 24, 1867. Soh OEE oes ow © Barrister-at-Law, Notary Public, | To Anglers. Rest pair of Men's Drawers 010 0, ee ISHING TACKLE in all varieties Do do _— Under Suirts te 0 CONVEYANCER, for sale at the CLIT DRUG STORE, VIC- ae ue Socks ~ : Summerside, - -- - - P. E. I. TORIA SULLDING, Uagen res easeon, Best three pairs Stockings 05 0 | May 20, 1867.

Packet between Charlottetown | We have put up and sold this article for over

thirty years, and can say, tin confidence and trath of it, what we have never been able to say lof any other medicine—never has it failed. |ina single instance, to effect a cure, when timely used. Never did we know an instance o/ | dissatisfaction by any one who used it; on the con |trary, all are delighted with its operations, ano | speak in terms of highest commendation of its magi- cal effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter **what we do know,” after thirty years’ |experience, and pledge our reputation foi | the fulfilment of what we here declare In almost every instance where the infant is suffer ing from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.

This valuable preparation is the prescription oj one of the most experienced and skilful nurses in New England, and has been used with nevere failing success in

THOUSANDS OF CASES.

Tt not only relieves the child from pain, but invi gorates the stomach and bowels, corrects aeidity It

and gives tone and energy to the whole system. will! almost instantly relieve

GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND COLIC,

and overcomes convulsivas, which, if not speedily remedied, end in death. We believe it the best and surest remedy in the world, in all cases of Dysentery and Diarrhaes in Children, whether it arises from teething, or from any other cause. We would say to every motber who has a child suffering from any of the foregoing complaints —do not let vour prejudices, nor the pre« judices of others, stand between your suffering childand the relief that will be sure —yes, absoe lutely sure—to follow the ase of this medicine, if timely used. Full directions for using will accom- pany each bottle. None genuine unless the ‘ae- simileof CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.

G3 Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Principal Office, No.48, Dey Street, N, Y, Price only 25 Cents per Bottle.

October 15, 1866.

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,

REQUIRKS IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD BE CHECKED. Ir ALLOWED TO CONTINUR,

Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat A flection, or an incurable Lung Dis- ease

18 OFTEN THE RESULT.

BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCHES

HAVING A DIRECT INPLUENCR ON THE PARTS, GIVE IMMBDIATE wKELIEF.

For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con- sumptive and Throat Dis-ases,

TROCHES ARE USED WITA ALWAYS GUOD sUCCESS.

Singers and Public Speakers

Will find Troches useful in elearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speaking, and re- lieving the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The Troches are recommended and prescribed by Physicians, and have bad testi- monials from eminent wen throughout the country. Geing an article of trne merit, and having proven their efficacy by atest of many years, euch year finds them in new localities in various parts of the world, and the Trochgs are universally pro- nonnced better than other artieles.

Oprats only “ Brows's BroxenHtat TrocuEs,” and do not take any of the Worthless Imitations that may be offered.

SOLD EVERYWHERE

NOTICE. Dr. Ridge’s Patent (Cooked) Food,

For Children and Invalids, ECOMMENDED by the Faculty, |

and Sold by Dragyists aud Grocers every- where, in Tins, at prices to suit all classes.

J. H. WOOLRICH, Halifax, N. S. Managing Agent tor BN. A. ly

| October 8.

+

varied stock of Ladies’ & Misses’, Gents’ & Boys’

BOOTS & SHOES,

P.E Island.

% G ZU RG i NICOLL, South Side Queen's Square. f tf Mareh 4th 1807

P. E. ISLAND

Pr. STE\MERS

Princess of Wales and Heather Belle,

| The Steamer * Princess of Wales”

Will leave Charlottetown for Pictou every Tucsday

morning Train tor Halifax.

and Briday evenings, after arrival of Train from ialifax.

night for Sammerside and Shediac, at 7 p.m. Will eounect with Wednesday and Saturday morning's Trains.

Leaves Pictou for Port Hood every Thursday

from Halifax, retaruing to Pictou the following morning.

Leaves Shediae for Summerside and Charlette- town every Weduesilay afternoon, immediately after arrival of Train from S8t. John.

The Steamer * Heather Belle’’

Leaves Charlottetown at 3, a. m., every Saturday morning for Pictox.

Leaves Pictou at 9, a. m., same day, for Murray Hurbour, Georgetown and Souris, remaining at either Souris or Georgetown over Sanday.

Leaves Pictou every Monday for Charlottetown, afterarrival of Train from Halifax.

WAKES.

Charlottetewn to Pictou, or baek, £012 6 Piewu to Georgetown, “ti 0 9 0 Port Hood, - 012 0 Ch'town toSummerside, “ 09 0 " Shediac, - 018 0 ” St. Jobo. " $4 500erl 8 1} " Exstport, ” oem 1: 8 “ Portland, es 300 218 0 - Keston, “ » 00 216 & - Halifax, - $i 00 a ee ee Port Heod, ne cus: ” Georgetown, " 09 0 - Souris, 6 012 0

F. W. HALES, Seeretary. Jane 17, 1867.