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DAWSON’S BUILDING, PRICES REDUCED! CORNER OF GREAT GEORGE AND KENT STREETS.

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Politics, Literature, and Mews.

Men, haying to advise the Public, may speak free.’*---Enuripides.

ee Edward Island, Monday, April 10, 1865.

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; New Series.---No. 19.

POETRY. THE MUFFLED BELLS.

Those muffled bells whoever hears Must mark, with sorrow's saddest sigh,

land, and cut the ruinous connection, and | our unnoticed and comparative grub-like ex-| received by the officer at Summerside dur. | probably thought that it was not necessary

put an end to a rule that will bave been at- tained only with dishonor and disaster. | With this catastrophe will come the end of

among the communities of the earth.

| The same paper stated that wheat is so! by this Bill.

that it is much greater than what is allowed There is a great deal of busi-

istenee, and occupy a prominent position | ing the last two or three years, we will see | to give the officer at Georgetown so much

more than he was in the habit of receiving. Hon. Mr. McDonatp: True, the amount

representative government ; as, ou the other scarce in that country that flour is being im- ‘ness done in the office at Summerside, and | received at Georgetown last year was not 80

WILLIAM H. WILSON

AS JUST OPENED A LARGE STOCK OF

RENPREW HOUSE!

5 Water, dip the brush, and clean the Teeth as usual.

March 20th, 1865. . ee ee ie ee

date, dispose of their Srock At Repucep Prices.

' ~~ General Merchandise, *—CONSISTING IN PART OF-—— LADIES, DRESS GOODS, in all the !atest styles; Coburgs, Alpacas, Lustres, Delaines, Wincies, French Meriaos and Delaines.

Cioods at Cost!

adie’ > oy we # & ’ Grey, White, Striped and Printed COTTONS. | Ladies’ Fars, Hats, Plumes, at\Cost !

FEATHERS, Hats, Shawls, Bonnets, GU! Hosier. &e., &e.

YW ARDW ARE, Shovels, Hoes, Plough Mout Weavers’ Reeds, Nails. &e., &c.

TABLE CUTLERY, Sheath Knives, Powder, Shot, Caps, Blaster Steel, &c., &e.

BOOTS and SHOES, Ladies’ Wellington RUB-

ead Men's Fur Caps, Collars, Gloves, at Cost ! ing, e ets i Les | BLANKETS AT COST!

Skeleton Skirts, Boots & Shoes, Clothing,

hand, with the triumph of the American po- \liey, and its establishment throughout the ‘continent, will come the downfall of mon- |

How transient human life appears, And mourn his own mortality.

Some bell-skill'd swain had left a world Where grief and tribulation dwells,

ported from the United States. | this salary is in lieu of the five per cent. to |which that office is at present entitled.

Tar Maxino.—There ia a company at There is another clause in the Bill allowing

_greatas at Bedeque ; but some years previous the officer at the former place received as much as £150; so that to take any particu-

lar year is not a fair criterian. Take Cas-

bier Subscribers will, from this |

His coil of life now lies unfurl'd, His dirge flows from the Muflled Bells.

Existence, like an April day, So franght with bright and gloomy scenes, Though pleasure’s sunshine gild the way,

Too frequent trouble intervenes.

Gay whistles as he journeys home, Nor sighs to think that life’s turmoil Must terminate but in the tomb.

Though torpid thus to selfish fear,

For others’ grief his bosom swells,

E’en now he sheds the feeling tear,

‘archial power and of the aristocracies that | freedom, N. H., engaged in manufacturing | the officer at Georgetown £135.

jhave governed Europe, and which propose tat from pine stumps. They produce forty doubt but the Government bave taken into barrels of tar, and seven or eight of spirits consideration the amount of labour and! on any previous year. In Georgetown, large of turpentine, per week. The stumps are daty performed in those offices, and bave quantities of goods sometimes arrive late in

the making of our calamity their opportu- nity. The question before us is, whether we shall thus advance the cause of free Go- vernment, or, retrogading, abandon all that our fathers have gained for us and for man-

repose of the souls of the Canadians who have fallen in the American war, was cele- brated in the Frenck! Parish Church, which was crowded to its utmost capacity. The chureh was draped in black, and wore an

‘drawn and cut up as for stove wood, put) into a retort and their essence fried out. A _cord of pitch wood gives three barrels of tar, | worth $14 per barrel, and eighteen gallons,

todo good. Howard, bending over the couch of sickness, and smoothing the pillow of death, was |greater than Napoleon at Austerlitz. And | Thomas Holloway, whose inestimable medicines | are subduing diseases of every type, in every part of the habitable globe, is more worthy of respect and honor than any warmor that ever drew the

based the salaries allowed by this Bill upon the average amount received by these of- fivers, respectively, for a number of years back.

ed for a number of years previously. The same is now deve with the officers at Sum- merside and Georgetown. I think it is a step in the right direction, and will effect a very considerable saving to the countfy.

I have no cumpee for instance.

1 believe there were , over £1000 more received there last year than

}the fall of the year when other harbors are | closed, and are bonded there. Another thing /which has tended to diminish the amount ‘received at Georgetown is that considerable

SHIRTINGS, Tickings, Osnaburgs, Drills, Jeans, | Winter Shawls & Mantles, at Cost!! The vain and young may count hope's smile, kind. We must decide before it is too late, eae : I remember when [ first came to quantities of goods for that place are shipped Sheetings in Grey and White. “ ~TToods, Sontags, Breakfast Yet reach not where fruition dwells, for events are hastening. — Albany Atlas &- 0 spirits, wort some $7 or $8 the gallon. the Legislature that the Collector for Char- iw, and entered in Charlottetown, and re- ane fatek ot — we aaa aT Shawls, - - + + at Cost!| Butearly sleep near yonder pile Argus. proche business. ie amie a aed one and when apres to nc, comin The Soe at road Cloths, Doeskins, Pweeds, &c., &¢ tg F ’ pire From whence resound the Muffled Bells! Stir aay ort a it was decided to give him a fixed salar the latter place has to receive permits, so Superior Meltons, very cheap; Mantle Cloths,| “ Fancy Dress Goods, - - at Cost. I tavtd Sotemn Service ror tag Deap. — On) A PROVIDENTIAL MAN! (hh weskestt of .. was determined by as that an officer goes on board the vessel, and Mantles, and Ready-made CLOTHING. ‘* Balmoral Skirtings, - + a@t Cost !| Yon lab’ring hind, relieved from toil, Sunday evening a solemn service for the| There is no aspiration vo glorious as the desire average of the amount which he had receiv- pectin vase Scher aaniee eeaeeaae

neration. Merchants in Charlottetown often import goods from England for people in Georgetown. I have had goods imported in that way myself; but I believe the time is coming when they will import more directly from British and other markets for them-

BERS, Rubber Shoes, &e., &e. » Cloths, Tweeds, Fancy Shirts & Shirt- | 4g solemn sounds the Muifled Bell! — ping the occasion, In the aisle) 5.4. When Kossuth visited the United States} Hon. Mr. Lorp: I did not rise to oppose |8¢!ves, and thus the eee in GROCERLES ; PEA, superior quality ; Sugar, ings. and all other Goods | stood a large catafalque, on which rested a | he was designated by oae of the clergy as_the | the B.l), for | know it would be useless to do Georgetown will increase. think, there Molasses, Raisins, Tobacco, &c., Ke. | The milkmaid, bending o’er her pail, bier covered with a black pall richly em- |‘ previdential man.” Surely Professor Hol- so. And if his honor the Presideat has fore, that the salaries of thos» two othicers

HOOP SAIRTS, in great variety.

' w@- At Reduced Prices B® * H.W. begs to call special attention to his se of PUK, oe a the FOR CASH! Sonerin Beant hoses DELANY & BYRNE.

Be )AS. in Mountains Martin, Stone Martin, Fitch, Mock Fiteh, Lustred, Opossum and Mine-sota.| Charlottetown, Feb. 27, 1865. A few Princess Royal BOAS, very superior; | —

CAPS, in Hair Otter, Plucked Otter, =| It is a well known fact

coneistl

Inshed Alfred, and a lot of otber styles.

Daweou"s Buildings, Nov. 7, 1864. | PEAHAT the BOOTS, SHOES, &e. made | t the Prince Edward Island BOOT & SHOE |

_—- - ~ a | : . a 1 W FACTORY, are better and cheaper than can be Furniture arerooms scr : Corner Kent Street & King Square. | _ TIAT Wholesale Dealers can buy their Boots, [‘ you wish tobuy FU RNITUR E, than they ean import them.

| Shoes, &c, on better terms and at lower prices THAT Wholesale Buyers can order small or

Some rustic song may chant with glee; The thresher, resting on his flail,

May dream of love's felicity ; But song and dream will die away,

When echo through the valley tells, That death still reigns, with ruthless sway,

As now proclaim the Muffled Bells!

Men are the children of an honr,

Though dressed in pomp or regal pride, Distinction soon may lose her power,

And rank to nothingness subside. Ye proud ones, now with pride elate,

Who deem that wealth meek worth excels, Pause when you think how high your state,

broidered in gold—the whole surrounded by candies and blazing funeral urns. A canopy of black and white cloth was suspended over the bier, and added much to the gloomy appearance of the vast church. The great window overlooking the bigh altar displayed a huge white cross on a black ground, and the several altars, the pulpit, and the church- warden’s pew, were draped in mourning. When the numerous candles wete lighted the scene was exceedingly grand and im- pressive.

The priests and choiristers having entered and taken their places in the sanctuary, the regiment of Chasseais Cunadiens marched

| loway, who has travelled over most parts of the world, better deserves that title. His general establishment in London has been the fontal source of health to millions of the afflicted. His | agencies, established in every city and town of } the universe, are the PEOPLE’s DISPENSARIES. | What is true of the popularity of his medicines {in London, is true throughost the world, for wherever civilization has pevetrated, by land or sea. they are known and appreciated. From Greenland to Terra del Fuego—from the Mis- | sissippi tothe Ganges—they are advertised in every | printed language, and resorted to by races ot every name and colour, as the only reliable atid proven remedies in all the phases of diseases. The leading medical periodicals of -_Loadon and Edinburgh not only except HoLLoway’s PiLis AND OINTMENT from their general denunciations

stated facts, which IL have no doubt be has, this measure will be the means of effecting a saving to the country.

Hon. Mr. Henperson: Instead of the Bill being intended to increase the salaries of the Collectors, [ think ose of the prinei- pal objects of it is to facilitate the keeping and regulating of the public accounts, so that they may be ready to be laid before the Legislature at an earlier period. When those Collectors are allowed to pay them- selves, it is likely to lead to errors, and sometimes even to loss to the country,

Hon. Mr. Ramsay: I do not tkink the

shouid be fixed at the same amount.

lion. Mr. Gorr: I cannot ses why such a distinction should be made. They are both County towns, and though trade may have fallen off in Georgetown, there may be a re- action which will cause it to retarn. The principal reason why it has so fallen off is, no doubt, as his honor who has just spoken has stated ; but still that does not lessen the duty of the excise officer. Lis duties are likely to inerease ; and though they should be duubled, bis salary, under this Bill, will remain stationary. I[ therefore think they should be put upon the same footing.

Hon. Mr. Lorp: I would like to see a re- turn of the vessels entered and cleared at those two ports, for I believe there are as

CALL at ¥ or | And listen to the Mufiled Bells! of patent medicines, but unreservedly commend | officer at Summerside will be overpaid at . : : | large lots upon the same terms, and can receive oh hnengni tre dphnmngee slowly i J . buss hs a ee ee . many entered at Georgetown as at Summer- ee ee ae aa gets — 4 slowly into the church by the principal en-| them. In short, if we are to believe the concur- ‘ b DOUGLASS’S WAREROOMS. | them in any part of P. E. Island within three DREAMLAND. trance, preceded by the ee Hanllie the | rent testimony of all nations, Professor Holloway £175. There is a great deal of work to be} side’ I do not like the Bill at all, and L

He b ' t ab f ' days from the time their order is received.

: roves aa 3S EN ; ss ° .

e has the largest and best assonTMENT 0 | 0hAit Macheades Viekte, Shoeisdien,. ane. aeneel : a surplus stock remaining on hand by buying at

Ready-made Furniture, i the above establishment.

THAT Wholesale Buyers can have made to order any description of Boots, Shoes, &c, required, ut short notice.

THAT all who have bought Boots, Shoes, &e. are decidedty of opinion that it is to their advantage to patronize the Prince Edward Island Boot and Shoe Factory.

THAT the Merchants and othere who have bought at the above establishment ean with confi- dence recommend them to their customers.

from in the Island, at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, ecensisting of :— Prawing-Room, Dining and Chamber Furuiture Also. Side Boards, Book Cases, Wardrobes and What-Nots, Centre Tables, Extension de, Hal 4 t do. Bureaus, Be Cribs, Cots and Cradles, Feather Meds, Hair, Excelsior and Straw Mattrasses, Cane and Wood Chuirs, Otfice C airs

and Cushins, Cornices, Poles

and

Isteuds,

ey Orders respectfully solicited and punetually

attended ta. GEO. NICOLL. isl rw p h m 6in

Rollers, Shades and

Tassels. A large assortwent of

af the latest and moat fashionable sTLyEs, to & i

Sofas and Lounges. March 20, 1865. ONE PIANO.

{> Piease call and examine. Corner Kent Street aud Kiag Squcre.

'LONDON HLOUSE!

Established ts820. <hariottetown, Feb 20, 1866

panes lei n ee — B64.

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Y the Commopore and Uxprne from

| AND BOUGHT ON THE BEST TERMS!

IMPORTATIONS

Out of the sweet old legions Beckons a white fair hand,

And silvery, bell-lke voices Tell of an unknown land;

Where magic rases blossom In the evening's golden light, And the air is Jaden with fragrance From the lilies silver-white.

The trees, with their wavering branches, Murmur a fairy song,

Aud the brooklet merrily dances As it ripples and gurgles along.

And tender, enchanting love-songs Float on the balmy breeze,

And the heart's unspeakable longing

By their music is set at ease.

Would that my steps could reach it,

That happy, flowery strand !

For all my earthly afflictions

Dead March in Saul, and took positions on either side of the catafalque, a sentinel be- ing placed at each corner. The service com- menced by the choir singing. Bethoven's Miserere, which being concluded, the Rev. Mr. Beaudry ascended the pulpit and preach- ed an eloquent and impressive sermon in French, in which he dwelt on the terrible war in the neighbouring states, and com- meoded the souls of the fallen brave to the prayers of the faithful, and the wives and children of the departed heroes to the chari- ty of the assembled multitule. The dis- course concluded, the clergy with their at- tendants proceeded from the sanc’uary in processioa to the foot of the catafalque, the troops presenting arms as the proces- sion passed through their lines. Here the | usual ceremoni¢s were performed, and after the singing of another piece by the excel- lent chvir, the solemn service was closed

Mettervichs and Garribaldis ef politics are the

has done more to ameliorate human suffering and rob the grave of victims than any other medical discoverer of this or any former age. We have unquestionable authority for saying that his cen- tral office in London sends ont annually more than three hundred thousand pounds’ worth of his medicines! The statisties of the cures effect- ed by their means cannot, of course, be ascer- tained ; but judging from the facts within our own limited sphere of observation, we should say that no ordinary quarto volume could contain the record, Surely the discoverer and philanthro- pist who bas accomplished such results may, without arrogance, be styled a PROVIDENTIAL MAN.—Chicago Times. — 20s —--

At Fecamp, in France, not fewer than

five vessels destined for the Newfoundland

Cod Fishery have been built this winter.

COLONIAL LEGISLATURE, LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

vessel owned in or belonging to Prince Eu- ward Jsland, while such ship or vessel shal]

done in that office. The steamers calling there five or six times a week, often with dutiable goods on board, cause a great deal of work.

Hon. Mr. McDonatp: On looking over the public accounts I see that the amount collected at Summerside for excise duriug the past year was £5485, which, at 5 per cent, would yield the Collector £274 ds. The £15 added to tbis would, in round numbers, make £290. However, the amount colleeted last year was greater, L believe, than in any previous year. As to the argument of his bonor from ‘the first dis- trict of Queen's County (Mr. Henderson), that giving a fixed salary would facilitate the business of the office, and enable the public accounts to be presen‘ed at an earlier period, it is one which I cannot see any toree in. I do not see why it is not as easy to charge a commission as receive a salary.

opposition to the Bill, as his honor from

would support a motion that the Committee rise without reporting.

Hon. Mr. Beer: 1am also of opinion that there is no good reason for making a disiinc- tion between those two officers. ‘True, there is a little more received at Summerside at present, but the collector there will also have more perquisites in some way or other. The brokerage business does not properly belong to the collector; but still, though the bill says that these ealaries shall be in lieu ef all fees, yet they will receive s»me fees for brokerage. However, I do think that the officers in those two County towns should be allowed the same amount o! salary.

Hon. the Presipenr: Then by the same rule they should be put upon the same foot- ing as the Collector of Impost and Excise for Charlottetown. No doubt the House of As- sembly have based the salaries: given by this bill upon the average amoun:s received b those officers for some years pust, and I find, by taking the average of what the collector at Georgetown has received for the jast four

in any other previous year, and if there was such a falling off in the amour’ received at

aT THE i | ial ale adi omit ied , : . / ; inci iving a| vears, that they are giving him about £30 LIVERPOOL, Lotcs from LONDON] Would cease in that fairy land. and the vast assembly dispersed. — Quebec Tuursbay, March 23. At the same time, the principle of giv 5 - . \ b ‘d nt. . 8 ho‘ babi f 2 oo 2 fixed salary ma k better th aying a | more than he has been in the habit of re it cH wih H {] | t t | oe whan Hpi osm 5 ADA nos 1 4 sm Oft in my dreams I see it, Gazette, On motion of the Hon. Mr. MeDonald, see my, ape te here yi ot ceiving, while the other is cut down consider- 9 | BOSTON, the subscribers have completed their] In its glamour bright and fair, “ Wibety Ks ala a i ‘ al? Bill to make provision for the regulation | | oon that the Bill was = a , ab ably. His honor from Georgetown (Mr. QUEEN SQUARE | unportations far the seaeet, whieh, having been | But with daylight's earliest glimmer eLY KNowy.",—Itis generally supposed | o¢ seamen shipped on board of any ship or] , ghia. * “°|McDonald) says that about £1000 more — ’ } selected by one of the Firm, Als 3 Aad tal that the Websters, Palmerstons, Gortaschoffs, not kaow that there is much use is offering | were received at Cascumpec last year than

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they are enabied to offer at extremely low prices |

‘ 3 | for prompt payment. Wholesale Buyers supplied isustal. Tbe present impertation comprises :— i e 7 bhds and tierces Bar-) 8 bakes Carnet & Wool ¢ badves SUGAR, j

MISCELLANEOUS. ‘THE AMERICAN POLITICAL FUTURE.

We believe we are to have a foreign in-

meu of world-wide renown, and so they are where newspapers circulate, but not much beyond. One of our friends, lately returned from China, amuses us with the recital of his journey inland for some

be within the precincts of the said Island, was read a second time, and the House went into committee thereon — his honor, Mr. McDonald, in the chair.

Prince County (Mr. Lord) has said; but it is fixing the salaries of those officers at a certain amount, and it is very likely that the work in those offices will increase, so

Georgetown last year, which was one of the most prosperous commercial ysars we have had, it shows that that town 1:4 net increas- ing very fast.

0 hhds ] ecovado Mo 7 mc Kage tlasgew } it i i : TRE SUPPLY OF ” — — rs oe Gadde Phe, 'tervention, and then the interposition of| distance, where the enquiry oftenest made when After some desultory debate, the House oo it me ne — by aud aot Hon. Mr. Henperson : If it could be shown + r eek, rinted Shirting J la 1 +. . } z : “ ie ov ° Sai ° B ritish& Foreign Merchandize, Tenses Ready-made nels and Shirts, Bays |t@ Wat. Shall we await the blow? Shall | he knew or had ever seen the great chemist of his| Bill agreed to with several amendments or offices it” tiie Widtes:’ BS tell lobe, yor lie’ Guties dsviaving upie udiveol- €GMPRISING GUR i oo + Ladi oe Bagel, a we give to those powers an ally in the| country, Dr. Ayer, that made the medicines. Toe amendments were merely verbal ones. dotie in tive: ‘Oe at ihe moat si six months lesb there were nearly on 3 par with those 2 do Geuts’ and Ladies murgs, Canvass, Cali-! 2 7 , . ‘ : : . v 3 ' & . STOCK IN TRADE, ah tien oad Loaner and make for onrselves an e erna! | They use his remedies—many of them have been | A message was brought from the House of the year hima heeaie I think the |f the office at Summerside, | would go for i 5 tal’ lila I bale Blankets, _ enemy there? Or will we not rather strike | cured by them—and they speak of him as if he| of Assembly, by Mr. Brecken, with a Dill pce ill by this clause is a very | ¢'Ving them the same amount of salary, bat ~ 7 i } 6 a Ladies’ Boots &) — re rg the first blow, and proposing terms to the } occupied ihe whole of America or.were at least to enlarge the jurisdiction of the Mayor's bowel one = J J I cannot see any proof that such is the fact. yy } Shoes, } » de otton arp, , . : 1 ied oe ’ os ’ rs a 1 F . : a Second to. "a Gao |} 4do Rubber Boots & 9 do Printed, (in. | South, use her still great warlike power IM | the great feature of it. A mandarin who had| Court in the City of Charlottetown. Hon. the Presrpenr: The saving effected Whew we coantdes' Re yanaaity of -quneran iN THE CITY, Shoes, : bleach'd& White |our common cause? {Zt is folly to await | peen cure me ; ; Hon. Mr. Yeo, a member of the Govern-!. on, the PRESIDENT: Saving euect tered by the steamers and ctherwise at Sum- : eT nit See ; , | been cured of a malignant ulcer on the hip by his on, Mr Leo, . b he offi 3 sid ; ' For Variety, Quality, Style or Value. | 4 do Silks and Ribbons Calicoes, the action of the Ewronean powers, if we! < , p oy laid bef he Hl i fj in the salary of the officer at Summerside | merside, I think the officer there must have or Variety, Quality, Sty alue. | 6 do Millinery. | 3 do Stripe & Check | , Tmropean powers: I ty. | Sarsaparilla, seemed to consider it our principal | eA", lald before the Mouse a message from) © +1 1. nearly £100, as compared with the|a great deal more work to perform. 1 be- z do Haberdashery, Shirtings, are convinced that it 13 to be hostile. W C| article of export, and its inventor one of the few His Excellency, together with a copy of a ; There lieve the members in the other branch of the

got ; ; ‘ * do Linen Drapery Selected with the greatest care, purchased on the Linen Drapery,

best terme, and sold at the lowest

1 do Gloves, 'Hhds Paint Oil,

2 do Butlilo Robes, j have a right to anticipate the blow at us. | 1 do Hosiery, 2 do Wrapping Paper, | & i s :

We should seize upon the Colonies of an ad- |

| the attention of Chinamen.—New York Neacs.

men this continent had ever produced worthy

Despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, relative to the payment of the

amount received by him last year, is no doubt upon my mind.but the business in that oflice will inerease, and an iucrease

Legislature viewed the amount given to the collector at Georgetown as very liberal.

er 5 do Shawls & Mantles, 113 packages assorted|versary. We should take Canada from Lie 3 3 gs Hon. Mr. Yeo: Therei doubt bat the Ww Sus : dears rashes a ng ersary. disaupoaiy utenant Governor’s salary by the Pro-| : : on. Mr. Yeo: Thereis no doubt but there e Solicit Inspection. ——— y a ather, | Great Britain, and expel Maximilian from i * incial Parliament, Also, a copy of of salary might beapplied for. It might is a great deal more work to do in the office yr fg TINY + do Var Cape, 50 sides Sole Leather, : ' ) Arratns ax Matamoras —A correspon. | Viacta - ae PY ® | reqnire two officers to perform the work in-|ats srside than at Georgeto ing t W. & A. BROWN. 1 do Damask and Mo- 1 case Guns, Mexico. Ounada was wrested from France! q.n¢ of the Cincinnati Commercial, writing | Despatch signifying Her Majesty's confir- q La ei a ehep aut ; - Summersi aia leacate oanamik Cocca ” reens, 2 do assorted Cy tery, ' prineipally by the American colonists, . co mation of twenty-eight Acts passed by the stead of one, ao no 1 e@ $a ary isi the steamers ca ing there sv olten from ic-

Charlottetown, Nov. Zhe 1864. eh niall Dentistry. DR. LOUIS DE CHEVRY,

4 do Floor Cloths, 2 do Glaze Lining. 5 do Townend’s HATS

1 do E P Ware, 1 do Inéigo, 25 tons asserted Tron,

& CAPS, 3° bdis Spring, Cast and ido Felt Hate, v Blister Steel, u : - ° | 2do Ladies’ HATS azdi225 pieces Plough Metal, Surgeon Dentist, (from Paris.) | , Bossets, 125 pkgs Nails & Spikes,

| 9 do Sundries, 90 dv Lronmengery.

Queen Street, Charlotictown. 3 bales Cloth. RTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every | Casks Baking Soda, Whiting, Putty, Wash-

style, with ench a elose imitation of nature that the must skilful eve cannot discern the di'fer ence. The greatest care is bestowed upon the} mannfactnre of the plates, and their make and f ish

Jamaiwa. Ginger, Porter and Ale, Epsom Suits; Kegs Powder, Cudbear, Mustard,

Boxes London Soap, Tobacco, Starch, Rai-

ing Soda; Barrela Crushed Sugar, Currants, |

/and we but reclaim our own when we ab- ‘sorb her into our system. It is contem- plated by the framers of our government jthat at some future day Canada would come or be brought under it. In the Mon. | roe doctrine we early laid down our theory

{rom Matamoras, February 20, says :—

“ As a matter of advice to eitizens of the United 3tates who think of coming here, I should say stay at home and take the chances of the draft in preference to coming to Mexico. LKverything in the way of busi-

in regird to the rest of the continent. | In the efforts to realize a continental poli- |

‘ey, we would find ample room for the South. | Peace offers no outlet to its armies or to

ness is greatly overreacked, and in this city there are many who would be glad to get back, if they had sufficient money to pay | expenses. Those who came early and es- | tablished themselves monopolize everything

Legislature last Session.

The above documents were ordered to be laid on the table.

A petition was presented, by the Hon. Mr. Ramsay, from certain merchants, ship- builders, and other inhabitants of Prince County. for an Act to authorize the appoint- ment of a surveyor of shipping for that | County, resident within the said County. Laid on the table.

too large, as I understand the officer is to be prohibited from engaging in other business. lon. Mr. Watker: 1 think the fixed salury is tetter in all cases than the pre cent- age, and I wish the principle were extended to other parts of the Island. I have no doubt but there will be applications for a similar Bill for other parts next year.

Hon. Mr. Dinaweti: I do not see why those two officers should be singled out from

toa and Shediac.” I think the olficer at Georgetown should be well satisfied with bis salary. I paid nearly £2000 in duties my- self last year, and the per centage on that would almost pay his salary.

lion. Mr. McDonatp: In looking over the returns fur 1863 | see that the number of vessels entered and cleared at Summerside was 237, and at Georgetown 282. That bears out my statement that goods for Georgetown are often shipped to and entered in Charlotte- town, and then re-shipped in other vessels.

be dence of fine workmanship. All deatal | ; if it shou! ey Nie How. tI c E : e eaie : think the same principle | [yis gi 9 pemmatee aoe ote oe J ae m | stad: Extract Ladweid, Lebeaed, Olin, ‘ours, if it should come? The policy of : €X- | and make all the money. Besides, even if | Adjourned till four o’clock, p.m. all — others. I th P P his gives enh age Es - deal of trouble eae nt Chtdeted eet Ger Wheat wiitvartiee | Pepper; Isags Rice, Coffee, Allspice, Leaks, | termination” is as absurd as it is fiendishly | },, : an de. ti | should be extended to all. without receiving anything for it.

ity. Teeth inserted with or wi acing P , , | ihe money was to be made, the unsettled AFTERNOON SESSION. Hon. the Presipenr: That has nothing te

the roots—the best substances are employed. All | Coils Manilla Rope, Dezens brooms aid Prices moderate. | Pails, &e.

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Charlottetown, Oct. 31, 1864.

Boston and Colon ial

Works warraatea as represented.

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wicked. Puvint out the vision of a federa- ‘tion embracing all of North America and the West Indies, and the Southern leaders will drop their suicidal struggle, which is now without hope or honor, and take their 'share in ¢be contest for so glorious a prise. | %* * * We must go forward through some such course as we have pvinted out, or go back. A war for the establishment of a |great American policy, embracing all o | North America (except the Russian posses- |sions) and the West ludia Islands, would be \a policy of freedom. The immense federa- | tion of States, governed by uniform laws, at | peace with each other, having a communion | of free trade, and all the laws of comity | whick make tae intercourse of vations mu- tually beneficient, would be a great step in human progress. Once established war and provocations of war would cease.

| The ocean which separates us from Europe |would be an impassible barrier, except to ‘the voluntary emigration of the masses, who

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|reason why the people should not emigrate | here. Tue imperial government is by no | means established, and it is far from certain | that it ever will be. At least the liberalists are gathering strength in all the northern | States, and threaten, not only the taking of | this place again, but, from accounts, they | will be able to take and hold all this portion | of Mexico.”

There was a Military Fancy Ball at the Montreal Theatre on Friday night, 24th ult. The pit was covered over. There was about

Qn motion of Hon. Mr. McDonald, a Bill to regulate the inspection of pickled fish was read a third time and passed.

On motion, a Bill to incorporate Sum- merside Bank was read a second time, and the House went into committee thereon— Hon, Mr. Beer in the chair. After some time spent in committee the House was re-

Hon. the Prestpenr: If the principle were extended to all, some of the salaries would have to be fixed at a very low figure, for L see by the accounts that one collector has returned £7 as the amount received for exeise. They each reeeive £15 as Uollectors of Customs-—for clearing and entering ves- sels. Lt is necessary to give that sum be- cause, in some places, a number of vesscls

sumed, progress was reported, and leave to, sit again granted.

On motion of the Hon. Mr. Walker, a) Bill to amend the Act to promote vacein- | ation was read a second time, committed,

200 persons in dress. General Williams appeared asa Turkish Pacha, and Major Peen as Dundreary. ‘There was Henry VIIL, Don Cesar de Bazan, Highianders, negroes, brigands, courtiers, sailors, erusa- ders, the devil, Egyptians, Greeks, Turks, fishermen, &c. The ladies were maguif- cently dressed ; several appeared as Span- ish ladies, Anue Boleyn, two as Mary

and reported agreed to without any amend- | ment.

‘ SALARIES, COLLECTORS IMP(ST AND EXCISE.

the Districts of Bedeque and Georgetown, was read a second time, and the House went

are entered and cleared where there are not many entries of dutiable articles. There- fore | won'd not give fixed salaries to those Collectors.

Hon. Mr. Drvawert: It may be the case. tion of ship owners; but [ rather think it is for the benefit of the friends of the Go-

On motion, a Bill to regulate the salaries | Veroment throughout tho Island, of the Collectors of Impost and Excise for |

Hon. Arrorney Generar: [ do not rise to advoeate a reduction of those officers’ salaries, They have held their appoinment

‘into committee thereou —Hon. Mr. Goff in| for a number of years, and [ do not know

the chair.

any good reason why their salaries should

It may be given for the accommoda- |

do with excise ; he gets £15 for impost. Ilouse resumed and progress reported. Adjourned till to-morrow at 11 o’elock.

Farpay, March 24.

On motion of the Hon. Mr. Beer, a bill te amend the act to promote vaccination was read a third time and passed.

JURISDICTION OF THE MAYOR'S COURT.

On motion, a bill to enlarge the jurisdic- tion of the Mayor’s Court in the City of Charlottetown was read 1 second time and committed —Hon. Mr. Goffin the chair,

Hon. Mr. Beer: | do not think there can be any objection to this bill. The jurisdic- tion of the Mayor's Court in the City of Ha- it has been | thought desirable to extend it here. Lt will prevent parties from going into the Supreme Court, where the expense would be much greater.

lion. Mr. Lorn: I do not rise to oppose the bill, but on the other hand IL would like to see it extended further. We know that the juriediction of the Mayor’s Court only ex-

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achinery and Aventionsne, Paaet pe | NR... Z. NEWBERY, pipened would be attracted by the roagnitude of our longing, sitaate only 3 miles from the City. Also, at Eton,a private pupil of De. AKNoLD, and | . nail Immedi:tely adjoining, the BRICK YARD, with | Graduate of Christ Church, Oxford, offers instrne- | power, and the extent of our dominion. Waeres of Land. For further particalars app y to | tion in the Greek and Latin Classics, (combining | The emigration from Southern Europe JAMES VD. HASZARW. | Prosody, Versification and History.) Having also which has been suspended for a century,

Daren oF Soot, the Queen of Hearts and First clause read, be reduced, for I believe this Bill is reduc- | tends as far as the boundarics of the town Queeo of Spades, Lady Macbeth, Egyptian) fon. Mr. McDonavp: I would like to|ing them. As long as trade and commerce and royaity; but [ would extend it to the and French ladies, several photographers, know whether the Collector will be entitled, | are increasing, I do not ece that the country | whole district, and for chis reason : we know i