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northwestern».axioms 15.... 1...... WM '

‘1 monotonic. - E ow to bin coiling. \l’Ifi-riorou'n on bond, I ,,. A “Mons-pita: blltltc and blood;

be non he malted his PORTRAITS tint

- BANKIOF r. n. ISLAND-

I'IE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholdern of thin Bank. will take place ot the Bank prctlllut's. Queen Street. Chlt'lutletown. on TUESDAY. the .‘lrd day of March next. at lfle‘eioelr. noon. for the purpose

, All Sort: of Paragraphs. lleiow will be found_u statement of the Revenue for "‘“W‘M“"‘W'MMWWW the tinnnciai your ending out January. 1505, and a com. purlson of the uources from which it into been derived

tor the lust and previous years :—

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I.ettcrs from the South nay tint tongue cannot speak nor pen write the terrible dentitutiun which prevailn in the South. On the Minuinnlppl. from illem thin to Iinyou Sara. the whurven are lined with rngge and tutti-red

sooner: or now. 1861'. 1866.

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Charlottetown 391138 9 :11 49750 5 u Bedequu me o 1; 3331; 19 3 Georgetown 2997 ll 5. 2181 6 t1 Murroy Harbor 80 10 8E 2:8 0 7 Grand River“ 03 18 5 it 9 4 Sourlu 809 5 9, 596 8 ii Bt.l’etcr‘n l 36 5 0 ltuntico i‘.’ 7 9 ti 3 4 Crnpuud 575 is i 5137 9 7 New London 211.1 0 5 11:13 0 4 lttulpequc 1183 13 15 1-117 1‘.) 0 Cuscumpec ’ 10119. 1 4 1762 ll 11 Orwell Buy ‘ 87 e 2‘ 10 1 it l‘inctte ti 5 5' 38 1'.) 0 Light do A. Dutiel 1146 10 1 liio 13 6 Land Ansesnruent Will :1 11 4261 17 1 Public Lunds 13095 8 t3 160:1? 1 7 Crown Lands I iii 1 7. (ii 4 1 Rent Wurrcn Farm 27 if. 6 27 15 t; l’ostOlllce , 21-18 8 ll 22% o 0 Col. Secretary‘s fees 1, 66'.) it) 5 , 1051 .3 7 Registrar‘s “ 1 452 17 o 31.3 0 ti Customs 1‘ iii) 0 (l 79 i5 :1 Warehouse " ‘ 5111.3 ti 7-1 7 11 Land Assess ‘t :1 1;: t3 :1 it) -i 1'. Wales College 311 4 ti rd (1 3 License Duty ‘ cat 10 o 1 one u o Seizures 2i ll 4 Fines and Penalties ' 13:1 10 (t 1.31; 0 6 Casual lot. on Bonds ' 1W) 0 7 j 1:113 to :1 Whurl‘age 20 17 -t 1:; iii 6 MilJBarrncthund 11151 9 5 2251 1.1 u Renthntcr Beds 11 n o 11 0 0 Miscellaneous loto 15 to 5 o c, Total l 7502513 oi 1:95.412 11 1’

From the foregoing Ilgurcs it will be seen that there is thin your an increase in the amount of revenue received from (ico‘town. Grand River. Rustico. (,‘I'liptiUtl. Molpcc

in; 1 Orwell Buy, while there is n. considerable rolling oti‘.

at all the other ports. The receipts from Public Lands

are £23.)“ 131. lid. less than they Were in ltiliti. but con- , nidcrlng that. the tired; (and largest) instalments oi' the

Cunard I'urchnsc were paid that. year, the reduction I! not no heavy no we anticipated. The Military lint-rack iround also yields a smaller revenue than it did in 1866. which will be the case every year until the purchase money in all paid into the. Government. cellaneons" item in included the sum of “(it 1.55. re- ceived from Nova Scotlu and‘ New llrntmvicl; an contri- butions towards the erection of the North I‘upe and East Point Light. Houses. The hcnvy importutlom of 1666 have, its was foreseen. mnterinily ati‘t-ctctl the trade

of 1867. but all things considered. we think the revenue 3

of the present. though over 1:17.000 short. of that of hint year. is a good one. it exceeds the expenditure by nearly moon-[moan Thursday.

FATAL Aeomnxr u‘ Tm: CAn l“.\t"l‘tli‘.\‘. -- On Monday afternoon but. about five o'clock. no accident occurred at the our lavatory. which rot-tilted in the dentin

of Alvmlldl‘l‘ “Cyan. ll “’"l'l‘lmll;“llll’l‘lll‘J l‘y,M“r‘_‘ 'l‘ln-ir united action is irresistible; more need not in“ rl)‘. Dutlzttl (\3 (Mn aged “hm” ~‘l- ""‘l ‘l “NW” N , szutl in pvninc ol'thcse celebrated l‘illu. Let those who

Prince Edward Inland, one of the liritieah North Amer- ican l‘rorluees. nubrlnntially no followli : McNeill was at Work on a car which was on the ride track and front one end of which the trueltn had been taken out and blocks nub- Ititulod to nupth it. A train backing up ntruclt the opposite end of the car and threw it over on Mr. Mc- Neill. crunhing llltll beneath itn puttdrrum weight. IIt‘ wnn tnltcu out. no noon on possible, and everything done

for hint that could be done, but after lingering along iii 1

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great nufi‘ering until 'I uemlny eventing at ‘J o’elm-lt. he died. He won nu unmarried mun, and had ncrerni comrades here from his native country who uttended bin fuuu'ul. which took piece on \Vedneodny.

Since the Above was in type. we have received a note from Murray. Dougnl An CAL. in regard to the accident. from which we extract the following. nhoning that thi- blamo attaches to a conductor on the l’. & 1'). R. R.

Alexander S. illcNeill. with three other own. haul u cnrjnelted up and the truokn taken from under it. The four men were under or about. the car making some re- puirl, when the conductor unlocked our switch, and without any authority, or giving any notice to any one connected with the works. backed his train in our aiding. and knocked this car down. injuring .\Ic.\'eill no badly thut he died the following evening.

[The libero extmct (so nuyn the Sttmml'r.titlt' I’l‘rigl‘efl) who rent to In for publication. The parties who neut it out it from lotno newspaper. printed nomcwhcre ; but where. and what ltn date wan. we do not know. Judgiug‘frou the advertisements on the back of tin- clip, the taper wan published in Milton. perltnpu Milton, Mann-ac uncttn. Parties in the habit olouttiug out ex— tracu to need to pnpern. ohonid be careful to give the nlmo, dole. and place of publication of the paper it our token from. We underntund the young man referred to on having lost his life. won a non of Mr. John Mc- Nelil. funnierly of Lot 11).]

Pluto: Cot:er Aourcumtmi 1. Socrnrv —-.-\ccording to announcement. n met-ting Wu held in the Court noun. 3t. Elennor‘n. on Saturday last. for the urpnse cforgnnlzlhg on Agnenltura' Society for the )ouuty. Jul" Wiggiun. Eup. President of the St. iilcnuor‘s Agricultural Society, tool: the chair. WllCn the loilow- in relolutioun were carried unanimoust :~ ,

ovcd it James J. Fraser, Earp. 'ecuotlcd by George

Compton. .nq.:-

Iiualood. that thin Society nltall be called the Prince County Agricultural Society.

Moved by Benjamin .3. Mills. Ioconded by Mr.

Robert Glover:—

Jzaolud. thnt Menu. Janeen J. Frnner. George J onon. 1nd Alex. Laird. ho n Committee to revue and amend the Constitution of the Society.

Moved by Mr. Alex. Laird. necondnd by George mince:—

Rm .' The: n Public Morning of thin Society be bold in ummornldo. On Bnturdu . the 22nd inst" nt 2 o'clock. p. on. wine the one-1dr Commotion will he submitted. Mid OE“ boarern ehonnnlor the extolling

tor. ’ The above meeting will be held in Stron ’n Hall. J. J. FRASE , Sfu'y.

Cnnunoflnrowx Dnnumu CLDD.~0n but Friday evening the pontpuued uentiun. " In the prenent policy of En land tow-rd [re d the bent calculated to pro- mote t happiness nud enntoutmeut of the lrinh peo-

|It and «our. their attachment and loyalty to the gritlnh Crown 1 " wns opened by F. S. Lougwerth, Buy. which, after no nulmnted dinounnioo, wan nub- nlttod to the meeting and decided unnnliuounly in the an tin. in quennon for next Friday Morning will be. “ In on ddvuentojuntlllod in defending a prlnouer whom be be- ttom to be guilty 1 " to he opened by Mr. John Crawford

Tho Searth nlno tolled thin opportunity of inform- ing the ublio not the yearly nobnerlptlun to thin Club in only 1 rec nhliilnga. Any [lemon winning to become a member will leuo leave on unmo with him, to he nuhmlttnd to the Committee; and um the ruin of tilt! Club. vll : Thu with the axon tion of lndlnn, none but members he ndmlttod to tho pr "to debut”. will here- nrter ho strictly enforced. ,

R. R. Fr-rnGnnw. Soo'y.

Sr“. ' Drmun’n Dunno Ci.on.--hlr. P. Reilly Moved hiloro thin Club on Monday week innt. After the clone 0! tho lecture at liver debate conned on the "rim audio of tho dili‘nront pom. The audience op- ponrod wntibplnund with the nvnniug‘n proceeding. than log that and inter-inning m. Oolnnt Rondo; owning INA tor. McDonald commenced too I turn on the prionle morn in Britlnh IIltttory. from

Guru of Chrlntlnnliy down to the t time, but tho nutrient being no comprehend" hn won unable to lininb It. (in out loud. evening the Sub. he will tnho up

the nuldoot ate. the hinterland nvnutn ufUld Eng- ludm ot‘ more“ to mrly Ill, wn hope to no A crowded hour. - ' ‘

Joni Wrm. 800'!

In the “ mls- l

The particulars of the accident are‘

or n runty gun over their nhoulder. tron urcln gloom. They eatinot cultivate the land by they the p

nine win their own hands from the gran l-h blnckn. Their \‘cgetnblen are stolen li ripe. and their nnlmnin and poultry carried elf in rpm 01 every precaution.

Mr. Goldwin Smith in about to tnice up [do residence in the Stolen. for the purpose of compiling on American hiutory. In rent out to thla he nnys:-—" i am not going to noel: naturalization in America, or to east'oll‘ my nilrglnnce to tny own sovereign and my native land. I shall be no candidate for citizenellip in America. but that of the Republic of Letters. In the present ntnle of English affairs I cnn imagine. though I do not utili- cipnle. the occurrence of 11 crisis which will render it incumbent on the honor of every Englishmen to nimrc. though he might be unable to influence, the destinies of his country." , . The Cleveland [Irrald snyn: " The Goo. Francis l'l‘ruin ull'uir resolves itself into thin: one panertger on the Seotiu bud too long it tongue.n1iothertoo long cars. $and the authorition who made the arrest had too long norm. The one thing needed by all parties concerned was common scale.”

The most destructive (-onilugrution ever known in (‘hiengo broke eaten the 29111 ult.. in the must. thickly nttlllntl port of the business blocks of the city. Loss.

2.000.111“).

A lillllllit‘l' of rccruitn for the Papal Army, will leave ‘ Montreal on the l'Jth of next month; they will be no- yt‘UlllllfllllUt] by three clergyiucn.

A Frenclnnan living in (Yinrimiti ntood no near when liebcnpierre wan g'iillutiiicd that the blood of the vteliut npouled in his face.

Actor l'iunkct bun married Actress Slut-mu, of Min- rssota. The next thing will. oi‘conrso. be nqualis. So says a lloston paper.

Scooters" l)1:.\1‘11.—-—'I‘he llliramicbi .1119 more state" that Frederick Pratt. in native of i’. ll. island. died and- dcnly nt Donhtown last week.

It in reported in town that the ion has carried nway e new Wharf in course 0. construction at the West , Cupc.-—Isl.

till

Ibilowoy‘s Ointment and l'ilix.——-.\u inlallihlo remedy , for llad Legs. and all kinds ol \l'oundsm—I'he surprising I sale of tilt-He invaluable medicines in every purl 1th the civilized world is the moat cottviritritn,r pt'oul'oi‘ their cili~ icttcy. 'l‘ltt-y speedly cure bud legs, old Wounds. acro- gful.t, rind diseases of the skin. Thousands of persons ; unlit-ring from these dreadful uiuludicn lnu'c been cured 1 by them. after every other means had failed; and it is it than beyond all doubt that there iv no case. however .obstinatu or long standing, butmay be. quickie-y relieved l and ultitnutely cured by tin-no wonderful medicines.

. doubt their excellence give them a trial.

Birth.

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Hensley. of a daughter.

binelrn. who lounge away the hungry huurn. proud ofu butcher knife. on old postal or n hatchet in their beltn. The white popula-

thc aid of these idle. proiligato frecdrnen, neither have oWel‘ to keep whet neurones of life they may of the thieve- el'ore they are

At (,Tlturlottctown. on Tuesday. Mrs. A.

of choonlug Snvcx Dinnmonn for the cunning your. and trnnnncting such other bnninnnl an nhnll bethen hthl before them.

N. Il.——-By tho 61h By-Imv. nil persona voting for otiiern by proxy. must deponlt their authority to vote. with the Cnnhier. at lea-t one day previonn to the day

of meeting. WM. CUNDAL Charlottetown. Feb. [0, 1868.

NOTICE ToWi‘ffi'fiElififirw

Separate Tenders WILL BE llECElVI‘lD UP TO THE 20th day of February next.

for the Masonry, Carpentering, Plaster-

ing, and Painting of n Parochial

llousc, at Vernon River, size 40 in 3'! ft. and 23 ft. high, to be built of BRICK.

Contracts to he completed by the 151. NOVEMBER next. had two good securities will he required to ac- company each tender. 'l‘llll'blllJSl'l'lllel' uill utpply all malt-rials. and Will not bind lumseli to accept ol' the lowest tender.

Plans and specification. to be seen at Mr. John Cor. ctt‘u. Sy dncyfiit‘cet. Cintrletlcluwn.

R. J. CLARKE.

tl‘ Scc‘y.

1.. ‘ Cashier. inl

Orwell. Feb. 4. 1868.

F 0 R S A I. E l

A JAUNTIIYG SLICIGII. Light llarnena and Bufl‘ulo , Robe, for which Boards, Shingle» and Sonntling will be lulu-u in payment. Enquire at the llnttaLn Ofliec.

Ch‘tou'u. Feb. l2. 15138. 2i

7 . CHARLOTTETOWH MUTUAL Fire Insu ‘unce Company.

Board of I)1’r;t't0r.~tflvr the turn :1! your: lies. (interior-2 11mm. President. William lirown. limp, Mark llutcher. Esq. lion. George Colon. Mr. Thomas Emery. Ilrnt. II. J. Cniberk. Jolm Scull. Esq. liertrnm Moore. Iinq , The». W. Dodo. Enq.. William Dodd. lino. lion. W. W. Lord. Artcnius Lord, limp. “'m. “curd. Esq. Uillcc hours from lo I. m. to -i p. III. II. PALMER, Secretary. liutuui Fire Insurance (mice. Kort 5L. Charlottetown. lttt Fol». llll58. p l ,

(3&on BANK orp. ISLAND. ‘0.—

' Ill) Annual Meeting of the Shareholders Oh this

Iinnk will tulle place at. the linnk premises on

WEDNESDAY. the 4th day of MARCH next, at l

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’ HE subscriber is introducing more MACHINERY

into his Establishment. by mean: of which he wi‘l be able to give the Public a better article. and cumrnn than ever.

GES—cbeup. JOHN NEWSON.

SOFAS and LOUN CHAMBER SUITS—cheap. JOHN NEWSON.

‘ENTRE. Lcul. Kitchen. Toilet. and Dressing TABLES-nobody). JOHN NElVSON.

‘I’LENDID Hardwood-seated CHAIRS—cheap. Cunnnou do., at 39. 6.]. JOHN NEWSON.

loi BEDSTEADS—rhenp. JOHN NEWSON.

U R E AU X . CINQUES nnd COMMODES,‘ cheap. JOHN NEWSON.

A GREAT nssorimeu

Cm MOULDING. LOOKING-GLASSES.’ T PLATES, duh—client). Joux nnwsox.

Ij‘EATllERS and MA'l‘RASSES—in variety. JOHN NEWSON. January 22. 1867. 1y 7

LAND ASSESSMENT. ’In‘can urcr’nn Ofllce, Ciiuriottetowu. l‘. E. 1..

Sbth January. 1868. N pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of this Island. made and passed in tho Twenty-l fourth year of the reign of Her Mnjeniy. Queen Vle< l loriu. intiiuled. “ An Act relating to the Land Asaess- ; ment at present imposed by Law on the Town and Roy- ‘ ally of l’i'incclowni," and also of an Act made and raised ill the 'l‘wenty-seventh year of the name reign, lotituled. "An Act to cottnolltltltu and amend the sewr-

o'clock. noon, for the purpose of choosing Slcvns DI- liti‘li‘l‘ttlls for the ensuing year. and transacting nucb ollit'l‘ businen as shall be then laid bciore them.

N. II. Iiy the lid Bye-Law. all persons voting by proxy for others. must deporit their authority to vote. with the Uni-bier. n1. lennt one day previous to the day 01

met-tin '. E JAS. ANDERSON, Cunhici‘.

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lung-riot!- i of High iinnk. At Margarine. on the 4th lit-11.. by Rev. W. W. Colpitts

It: v. Thomas Robins, ot‘ Beth-one. to Mrs. Francis May how of Mnrgate.

:by the Rev. it. Wetlali. assisted by the Rev. W. W daughter ol‘ Mr. ltobert intnnn. ol‘ liedcquc. At St. Dunstnn's Colin-(Ital. Charlottetown. on the i7tl

late Jnutcs Murphy. of Clyde River.

of (‘lydc Ilivor. to Margaret, eldest daughter at Mr. The: Kelly. 1f (.‘cvehcnd Road.

on Life ‘61 1} 1.1.5.711. .11; 1...: h...‘.‘...‘..' 31.35.11: to .. Malcolm McKenzie, ol' Cardigan, to Miss Margaret Show,

At the residence. of the bride's father, on the 11th inst, Coipltts, Mr. John “t'lNlCl'. ol‘iilnrgnte. to —- second but. by the Very Rev. Dr. McDonald. V. 0.. Mr. Terence Kelly. ot (‘mnluud Ilcnd, to Mnry, eldest daughter of the

On the some dny. at St. lionurt-ritnre‘a Church. Trnrudte. by the Rev. 'l‘hmnnn l’liclnu. I’. l'.. Mr. William Murphy.

Ch‘town. Feb. .5. 1868.

Land For Sale!

7 111-} subscriber oli'ern for rule 50 Acres FREEIIULD LAND. situated at lloy River. Lot 44. Cd) urea of

which are cleared. and in u need lil‘tle of cultivation ; butt

a good Dwelling lloune nnd Barn; in eonveniuit to Sen

)ln..urc and Mailing. about on: mile east of St. Margaret's. h?” 'Lomn enny.

For further particulars u~ 11y to Mr. John McEncher. merchant. Charlottetown; .lr. Juttlut McDonald. bt. l’tter'n “ether, or to the subscriber on the "unison.

DUNALD h eUUN.\LD.

IIny River. Lot All. Feb. 5. 1808.

S hereby given. that a coil of UNI“. l‘iill. CERT. on ull sumo limited in the Clmriottetnwn Ilutuul Fire Innnr- ance Company. between the Nth JULY. 1866. and 25th JULY. 1813?. is hereby required within forty days from the date hereof. to pay 1.055148. OlIlIIYVVIBC prmcediitgst will be

Died.

M. ilcdeqne. on the 6th inst" Mr. Peter Schurmnn. it the it) on year of his age. your i785.

lnthH city, on Sunday. the 9th lush. Mr. Thomas The deceased was

it‘arroi. in the “(lib your of his age a native or (iowrun. Kllkcnuy, Ireland. from whence in emigrated to America in 1831.

lie came to this blood in the

At Airgun Cottage. Grand River. Lot lit). on the 25th

token the next do, to color-cu payment from all defnultcro. Dated this 25th January. 11568. HENRY l’UAflilt. Scu' y it: ’l‘rounurcr.

I-‘i‘C—S‘UND-

N lutt June. between Henry Damon-1's. Innkeeper. and

Strnthuibyn. litdequo Road. the ntuli‘ of n womnn‘n Drum. The owner ran have it by proving property and paying expenneu. Apply at. tin. Herald elileo.

Ftb. 6. 186.4 itl

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iJutllllll'y. pill“ Felicitas. tbc bcl0Vutlell'tt or Mr. Michael Yd" 6' ‘16} 3m 9“ ,, llolan un youngest. (lanvhtcr ol’ .\ r. Angus Campbell. ' .) n r‘ w w icnvini; an infant four (in); old. 1 *‘X-(JJ\-lh 1- _},, Wang W, , , BETWEEN ’ . ° SOUBIS 6: CHARLOTTETOWN. glee monotone. ...,_ w- w M» ~w V ‘IIE Fur-undue and. Connomocs Schooner "A. ll. NOTICE. MCDONALD." will run between Seem & Charlotte—

ltauded over their account: to \V. \V'. Sullivan, Earl. Attorney. inriutmedlutc collection. Ch'lown Feb. 19. 186:.

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H" Stock and Implement:

TO I!!! BOLD BY

PUBLIC AUCTION

N MONDAY. the 2nd day of March. 1868. the premium of llichord Noddy. on the 'I‘rvot Road, Lot 6.5. the lollowmg otoek. &c.. viz : ...1 man- 12 yen" oil; 1 more riniug three yearn old; 17 sheep o a nuperlor quality; 1 new nix. years old. to calfin May 1 heifer 3 yean old. to enii‘ in May;

o

truck and whet-in; 1 net. gig wheels and gig; and o in of other lrtielcn too nuuu-roun to mention. honor; the other half in November. 1869. For the re for all non! over one pound.

JOIIN McCAGlE. Feb. 19, 1868. ii Auctioneer.

:90 U N I) i Y the nob-cribor. on the lot of December int. be tween 'l‘rnendlo Crunn nod Mount Stewart Ilridgc

R. GAUVREAU north-s those who are indebted to him up to the Int 01' January. 1867. that ho ban

on

1 mild: cow. 5 yearn old; 5 npriug pigs; 1 plough; 1 net burrow-t; l

Turin—November. 11468. for hulf‘pnymr-nt of the

mulnlug port. of the Stock, 9 monthn credit will be given

“4-... .

n PUIISE. containing I nnmli sum of Money in

town. culling at the intermediate ports, on noon in the

onvgnitiun permits. DOMINICK DEAGLE. Master. Jnnunry ‘29, tires. 1 y

AL'rnIi’A'rloN IN BUSINESS.“ Notice to Bahrain.

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V HE Subscriber hereby notifier that a complete changu being about to be made in the business enr-

ried on at OrWell. heretofore, by tho into l’nti‘ick Ste- plicns‘i deceased. and nubSequt-utly by the under- .Iiif'llC .

°And this in to give notice to them parties indebted to Mary Stephens. lixecuti‘ix. and to the undersigned. by Judgments. Note! of Ilnud. and Book Accounts. that union they pay their respective accounts in tell this Fall. they ohnil be sued without further notice on the cloning of the Navigation.