: ; : : ‘ AND : : ay : ’ ! | Say Fortune, Grand River, ! , As tuiussa did obserb. Fali Supplies. Inuse, they will save ever other! ‘ - e ius, Drills, Tickings, Plain oud Faney Printed Drags and Jvlusten cannot be concentrated | ‘secret in the matter. They are at once the most Brutus: 1 never did Stoves one half in firewood, besides much valuable | Carding Machine. Cottons; Ginghwus, Fiwanels, Muslines, Lit inst the Federal ad « Without wacoevering | -eveching Place, Cardigan and Georgetown ; ; ; sidhenaentodhg = ad. : ve ; »: re legit | - c ; has, | s, Musline, Line agains! the Federal advance Without Hucevering | : speedy, strengthening Lealth restorer ever diseov- | My word was Irrepressible, base aigger Hine, Whiel is equal to money. They lave vive ui} — Pabling, Danmarks, Blind avd Window Mustins, i bell j . | i and fray Morrell upthrwugh Hay Lurtene Rend ered. It requires but a single trial to understand | | Casar: All de sume, massa, ig one hundred th a pw - ae to all Beet oa h ho liave on I *PUE subscriber bas for sale Two Pairs) &e. &e.; White, Red and Blue Coton Warp. He cegebion is Tepreseuted as about played | oi) these localities coutribuied their quota of plea- | : ” “ 1; Chem for the hteb Bve Veurs, unc wie ure ready to; a STONES, f cuts 3G it} : %e ‘yishi . out in the Seuti-west, U wiewists called a reeon- | ne lowe es Ct i . ti ’ Ne this Their purity can always be relied upon They | peal: oO Vache Rk ee! jlestifv to their usefulness. The readiness with all Ph Posie hy PONES, for outs and tlour, with Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods, sutessee ke : ‘resting gallering. we : ‘ , 83 De OF, Binck spectre, " PUAG Cy |b REE i’ tedieesae Uiinis a ‘ i ; odd | eee . : “a i a . : ) etrvehion meeting near Colmubus, but 1b was sup Ree ee oe eee were | are composed of the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Cas. | ‘Thou art the cause of all my alltire bother: - h an wee ai ies Sa i rea ‘an cite > aoa TWO STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, of touting Me aly awe. : vik a if chee — , beer “r tl assembled iell lithe rhoi 1200, ; j ; . . | : ae mer & Y al) WHO Une Them, and th old dwellings as well! ¢: ore ~~ ‘ > work . sia Shirts, Collars, Neekties, ndkerehiets ; Glaze, pressed by the military. luomuber thus assembled jell litte short o: carilla Bark, Dandelion, Chamomile, Flowers, Las | Would every black were deep in the Black Sea, {ag new have been wroductive of great comfort, | 5X Hore Power euch, to be worked connected or} os ‘yney Hate: Sur Theeds, Blac Nerth-west wall of Sumter reported as stroi i ‘ausily computed trom the amount of a ‘ ear ; ! ; K . | keperately. Felt and Faney Hate; mer Tweeds, Black a ae mt , —— I - 4K) whieh was easily compute ; ’ . rou” ON vender Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise, Clover Buds, | Or every sen of Haim were = thin While they do net oes more than the a bene Oe of MOREISS CARDING MA-_| broad Cloths, Plack aud Grey Doe-kins, &e. Ke we va : i Bie ; ; ; ; : ; J 3 3s F } M: . : } (unde realized irom the sale of Uckets, being about ! ane : . a wp) Chat Leould eat him up in sandwidges, stove chimneys, Which take up se inuch roo, and | CHINES , Zor eS £100, including £17 trons the sale of Cake. The | CE TEE GHey Calin Cesar: More bother yet lor aiassa, tordis child | are wow (cing wenerally thrown down. They are | aa ; le will a ' ! av Charleston despateh of Gth save, battene: | , ; , Burdock. iStick close to hia like wax, eh, golly, ing | supplied with larve metal Boilers, very useful for| the whole will be sold toyether or seperate!s 40 Chests Prime Congou TEA . : fea was held on the greunds of the Hon. D.! » :" ‘ aii: ed i “purposes, making sowp, or preparing food | OU reasouable terns. , ‘ ee cae cea ni cebenic amen ' l ] E.R EK. Be. | Brutus: Begoue, I say. | fee seat 8 ean he i dite adie . nak wit | GEORGE COLES Hhds. Muscovade Sngar, Mohuees, New York Sole : 4 . uy ‘cders landing | Deaton, wader a very spacious awning. be: jul : | iii nssa 3 a | EXE CONE y pets , se pne y poe BT 4 sy esse meorestug meet ea a ‘ i \ — . i eokauan e t = ae — | Tieton, Uisede ery spacio Ay Hog. beautitully | They are especially recommended to clergymen, | e it aa / : bi , ssa ain ee | very stall cost for fuel, and without the least risk! Charlottetown. 2ith August. I863-—rw din Leather, including the usual axsertinent of Sy SAS ores Leet ee decorated wilh evergreens aud flags, 3 a large | . ; . im cull him up, tiie call bun man aud brudder, ms fire ber » preat adVantuves 1 a 5 toe a ms : slew 42 5 me > Chatlianga despaich says alfieugh armies rer a a : : ae cot polio apaskere, oad. perenne of literary hnbits and Hien give him nn ripation, and a gun pu cB ae ttn Oe val 2 F D TT | ram? pear He: ae s a = Wi propria . wulecliy lie 1 cepa ‘ = . : ‘ i ‘ - ” ’ . Per “« art tense ier ’ Pee fed. & i i . . J ss % eluse appruaimating, wo idicalieus eh early pace as uppro; _— te daunciig in the Ope 4 sedent iry life, who re quire free digestion, a relish Te shoot at massa Davy. | surpassing STOVES can only be known from a AIR AN CA’ LE SHOW. ' Creat George Sireet, Charlotctown, : 3 q engagement B ec 7 " stat Held, Where vielinsand bag Pipes, ds best suited the | for food, and clear mental ficulties. Brutus: Davis, fool. i ah tt them ; aon 7 river ania per “ how in- ‘tk i Kk Royal Agricu tural Buciety*s | r June 5, isis, I ; ' es ) ‘ Geverner Drown © surgia caus on Stale! castes of the duucers, were kept in cunnte —_ : K 'Yavis’s Straits are not as great as mine vited to come and select lor tueuinel yes, before the | CATTLE SHOW will be held in Charloote t @ ii ‘ ld t ial a ot nt’ — ’ prin coustaul res) Delicate females and weak persons are certain ts D#¥I*'s § GENE BS mine, WER Oy) caper . cag te gpa ; Saat . , reser ne te held themselves ready toe march ata | quisition wutil the stades of evening began to fall. | aia ‘tea Bie a ta : b \ | Bur Davy—would thou wert in Davy's beker, “on w ae vet ad rp Baleares ener walt * y * h oor oo 2d ay of ae | CHEAPSIDE STOR E. a mewe tts welice : S ; had in ese itters wha 1ey Lave su long Cwsar: Him ‘lick to massa. | 1G PTSHOHE seen OF « oO Have he Hew ANG! 1863, when the following Prewiume wi mn | ee ; Richmond Whig thoks evacuation of Knoxvill | Tine Cakes were sold by auction atier the ‘Tea | ished Ger. a aamlat Tid Tiel tabvetiay that. | beprered NEES, rane w acchded eden = er bbeeris a I i 12 : 1 2 : f ij mie 2 . . as oe "hha ° ets byt rd J : : j . } co rae * . sR OT ft = ittem. : eae may yeeity . J alee j ~ a .- & stratagelic mover - as its pesuauent vecups | Party, aud realized, as abuve stated, the hand- They purify, strengthen and invigorate. | How's massa te get tick! (Phat's none so bad.) | jately added; tu be had at the ORWELL CHE i! | 7 ~ = = if . - ” le } ‘ } 3 | ‘ . ate " aod z ory ; ‘ state + ip ‘ a ala ° | : > . : 7 tien Weuld be a heavy blew . : | sume sume of £47, sume of theus hi: aie ial a ea ; Cwrar:t Dat's Massa’s business. Forone litte |STORF, cheaper than the cheapest Country Store | Beet Bull, af Any nge, £1 0 O raNTIE SUBSCRIBER begs to inform . _ : “wy . ’ e Ci Having beet seid They create a healthy appetite. ; : . are | 38 oP “3 ATi Escitemeut iw hausas prevailing sine ' J y epi | tine | on the Island where the greatest Varicty of GOUps | Best Buil, auder 3 years of age, 0 10 0} the Public that he has on sule a few Casks of § Law rence massacre bad subsided, nud an carnesi Wiee over, aud ove, three times. They were | They are an antidote to change of water and dict | Dis child be off, but seen bim come again, | matey be tonud, trom «a NEEDLE to an ANCHOR, | ~ eee me od sot ; Pr o| Hill &U d a‘ VIN determination te aveuge ib las Laken ity place. jcoutributed by the ladies of Souris and vicinity ;| They overcome ¢ fects of dissipation and late bours. Aud play the Debbil looking over Lincoln, | Sete Suatatied. } 33. ccs bine situa Ol i ie linger sone EGAR. Mes le s t lug ii ® ie } ““ . J rwe dSeple vr S05. BES, The f img ili i it } i ~~ M E aan a a a me tot | snd 1M Was grantying tu observe that, although the | They strengthen the system and enliven the mind Brutus: Vameos! Gol Slope to lm whom Oxwalt, Naprenrans as mm S ae . “y ee The fullowing ceniiate will tenify to he invade Missourl i the wulitary will drive aud ria | run Wilh ete ee a RR Ly it — ve erovedd ddd deb Getedhblaens Severe. | theu hast named, : WANTED. at the above Store, 600 COW & OX! Best Entire ( olt fouled in JS, for general | #enuincness <M a the tutesied counties a - — ae is a ere ee See “2 r og ‘aa ” And whom Uve raised in this here blessed war. | HIDES TT) SHEEP SKINS ahedk lton WOOL o i i Pad puace, i 1 10 0} BENJ. DA\ 1ES. ; : Quaatrell reported SO miles from Kansas City | elject, tae Protestant Ladies were remarkabl They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. Away, black cuss! [Cesar vanishes. | wiskeh @ha aoe price ci te be pid eC isu! _ rye . i ae a ay L au : s z July Wh. 1863, Gin } i “erg? *redac on | e* a on ° . ™ as 7 . i " : a" y yl ‘Derual purposes, ig with largely tereased force j ior the liberality of their coutributions, and vers They cure D yspepsia and Constipation. | Serenader wakes aud sings: lor trade, con oa " _" ‘ - ’ .s 6, Li ' rife that the Vi red } t Se ), 8.30 | ’ ; - © ; ‘) ssa Deunet Gordon ‘tri “kK i ; J cine chennai ok as ee : rereby certify that the Vinegar prepa oy an ; ept. 10, 3.00 P.M. | zealous ia their efforts to make the aflarr ewi-| They eure Diarrhw, Cholera and Chotera Morbus. Ms oe -* — 'k poe = = ee x1 0 gy Hest Entire Cols for Agriceltaral parpenes, [improved process of fermentation trom Malt by j Deserters report Gen. Magruder killed iv} utly successtul aud agreeable to all parties: and| They eure LiverCumplaint and Nervous Headache. Whack, jack, erack, jibbie, » vole lack, FARMERS ! LOG EK HERE! foaled in J86I, 110 6) seuure Hille he Codcoweed. of Sertich ont Lae : i cleat ie etnias atieis writ Ueniede uehlly succes aud agreeable Co all parties ; and | . Massa Horace Greely jook a hittle mealy, ly ' "a ; E j | 2d best du du do do ee v) lust, pererenen thé taste and ibccie of Gaul teas a iF Pe ee Ce OD an er) bd , ai | They are the best Bitters in the world. ‘Tuey Whack, jack, crack, jibble, ebble lack {HE Subscriber has reeeived, Ex Lavy Best Pilly for Agricultural purpose | Sl Gee a a ae t | rate Officers wives. Adso, that whole Coutederate | ‘Ve are coufident they were not disappoiited. } . . y | Vhaeh, jack, crack, jibble, ebble lack, Seanes: dines hes thea tenes e Mt _ a ¥ ural | = ae, ‘"} a Wiite Wine Vinegar of France; and being free ‘ | i , ' . } , j 4 > . . i. : . ’ . — “ 4) 2d bes o alo ; a a . y peas . 5 force in Lowisiana dees wet exceed 10,000,; Beiore the party left the grouuds, they were | make the weak man strong, acd are exhausted mar) Prats gives hiw a Violeut kick, which sends him | LARGE ASSUKTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF Lei fe canines rr om a Pena it 4: 2 wake etaeen seatterd and discouraged b edibenis : ’ » | ture’s great restorer. flying out of the tent. | ° —— ee ee ee eee oa ree . _ | addressed at considerable length, and with much | 7 } ¥ : 5 Best pen of we ‘leg 1 0 ©) decomposed by heeping or co cause disorder in weak Evacuation of Chatianenga eansed by euperior \eiahdidin dian tat areas - i ee sai Brutus; Darn thy brute jargon! (laughs) | Goods generally kept in Stock oe ‘ a © Vous, 2 5 oar Pe Borst rrmbapherte wn tart wd ae strategy of Kesecrans. Slaves online of advanee | “4 ” - 4 ect, by the Rev. Reetor of St. | The following startling and emphatic statements E Hooker fled not quicker, on Newly Juvented Patent raneomn Ses ond rere at Best pen of 3 Ewes of any age, having Acids, such us coutaminates all the ordiunry Mult een run eff inte interner, Peace meveweuts| Dunstan's College, whe expressed his exe eeding-| can be seen at our office. eeu 5 asot og vugii to be, Let's liquor. | — ; ail sie a \ oa ue j ots oe i. ok rained a J.awb this yeur, 10 0) Vinegars of the Duited Kingdoiu, asd is stronger by a g i c > lnass ne i : . i , io a i 7 oi unch. vit | pee, Wurrunted the best © © Joland, wnd can) » i‘ , . a ah ina . we Mah Ad ths ratg ~ Af progressing rapidly in Nerth Caruliua, weetings | iy great pleasure nt the cordial un ies I ster of R en i Leadon Punch [esi | eet, We aggre! he nig : | 2d best de du do do da 0 10) 0) uearly 20 per cout in pure Malt Acid than the Vin afte in geveral susiainog OR es eae > 7 “ty at a at — aan of the 20Rb ee oe amie +t tbusett = hens ees Best Raw of any age, (Lambs excluded,) ss var on sule in Loudon not manufactured on thie Protestanis ut ‘ lie S50 2 ot -Yor . ont: er by other inahkers ; thus cileetin dnl winivr » aie . | cies en Seeman —aiantie mataii Lhe Realeygh Staxdard says feeling of masse: Protestauis and Catholics witnessed on this oc- | New-York Regiment : Niecer FExenaxation. — ** Where is the Or ioberr io gee anal oe ama co $a shel oe Ram Lamb, ] . OU} exe oe system. ‘ Vinegurthus nm mae —- at s sat the Mic md oblig chy. casion. Hon. Mr. Whelan; brietly ey Nean Acqgura Creek, March 4th, 1863. : Aa ; > ’ mae ag r ne oe . SS ae ' ad best do i 0 10 UY uel wa hans mute W 1Ulesuuse, erate) uluud nu nau a - “4 ¥ : ie, as Pe wil | a a ween Seennnee . ” : a ho *. Sambo? ein Wid de rake * masa.’’— | Kipmh Dery aud lose of pail uuder — inclement | For the best MOWING MACHINE wade our ordinary half ferwented Vitriol holding Vine- sspected that Gwe. Va 7“ wXE Miewsage | (he audience, and was listened to with frequent | Owing to the great exposure and terrible decom. | Well, where is the rake ?°°—** Wid de hue.’’ | Weather uutil it is Jett useless fur fodder for cutie, | on the Island, 3.0 0) gars, and prefernmble to much even of the prevended widen breaches between State and Coutederats 4 ! 1 !

se. Joun, Sept, 8th.

ma ie

” * ———— — . epee te, a | Dt sme-teecansrettshernenrranemrertettias simatic. 7 So <r : “ar ai same ois Er 2c = Sra i

moan GUY "anh UN THE STATES. The British steamer Taneredi received the fire MORE HUMBUG BY TUE GOVERNMENT. BRUTUS AND CAESAR. | : ‘ e Tuk CLY iL WA KR iNT from the Japanese batteries, which with the forts | " — ; — || r cope . rT as

pt te Pruminerand Reading Room, Were bombarded tor about three hours, | We have been informed that the Road Com-| [From the American Edition of “Shakespere.”’] , [ Spring Stock plete, By Telegraph & One hundred and filtty-three Beitisa troops then missioner of the first distriet of Prince County! The Tent of Brutus (Lincoln). Night. Enter an) een nrrnennnnnnnnnnnnns | 1 ’ A

Charleston advices te the Od, slate that opera- tieus Were progress favourably; a geveval en- eeured on the first between the irea-clads aud Perts Sumtet and NN aguer and Moultrie, the atten rece Wed great damage,

# tors Were abreast of Sawter when the The bowbardment of Chariesten |

greene nt

b ote mee

stenwer lef

Mesecrana’s army at Chatlanoogs joined Hurn- \ sharp halt enemy berg routed

r w Tudians attacked a flatboat coming down | the Missouri, near the secue ef General Sibley’s, |

le had eceurred at London, the elute

with censiderable loss

jit was not thought that they would atteapt to) visions of the Road Compensation Act?

) steamers Laveck and Sanecticld, but the topmasi | power of torerbly taking a mail bay trom the!

landed, whe destroyed the forts, batteries and | has been ordered by the Goreroment to sell the town, spiked the guns, blew up the powder mag-| new line of read six miles in extent from Mimini-; Serenader: You sent for me, my Lord? azine avd burned the village. But little fight} gash, through Lot 3, to the Main Western Read.| Brutus: ; * Jerusalem ! was shown by the Japanese, after being shelled | The opening Up of this road will cost the country | [ ealeniate, Siree 1 did that same.”

out of the forts, and what they did was from be- | the sum of £300, and will have to be paid out of Canst the hold up thy heavy eves awhile, hind trees and jutting points of rocks, the ‘Treasury of the Island, Will any body, the) And towel thy instrument a strain or two!

Iwo thousaud Japanese troops were reported | Hon. James Yeo not excepted, inform the public! Serepader: Ay, my Lord, an’t please you.

to be descending towards the British vessels, bul | w hy this work was not performed under the Brutus : ‘tt does, my ‘b’ hoy.

Ethiopian Serenader with a Banjo,

pre |

Bold Massa Lee, him eoming after we, Whack, jack, crack, jibble, obble lack, | Brave Massa Meade, hum bery strony ideed, And will they tell us why | Whack. jack, crack, jibble, obble lack. j the Perry Slip at Georgetown is left in such a! a&c., &e., &e, j delapidated state as to endanger ihe lives of dle [Serenader falls asleep. | }

otone of the suuken vessels was thought to be | courier, as wae deve by one of these gentlemen(!) |

~~” . ° : ‘ . j seen. The casualties of the British iu the last at-) net long since wiih the White Sands mail bag | tack were three killed. } trom Charlottetown ?

FOR SALE. FARM, situate on the New Bedeqne

‘ Road, 12 miles from Charlotteiown, and lavely in possession of James MURPHY, consisting of

73 Acres Freehold Land,

Fifty of which are in a good state of cultivation. Phere is a good new DWELLING HOUSE on

on the Covehead Road, 10 miles from Charlotte- town, udjoining the Mills of Mr. Samuri Gurvey, wod how in POsseesion ol Day id Landrizan, together with the Crop of Potatoes, Grain, &e.

iv” Terms easy, Apply to

«JUST “ARRIVED, - Stoves! Stoves!

| Al IT of first-qualiry Yarmouth Cooking

Stoves, with larwe Metal Boilers. ALSO —Spare stove furuiture on hand.

;

| where

| NOTICE!

{

| 4 ll, PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE 4% SUBSCRIBER, by Note of Mand, Book Ac-

Please call and examine before purchasing else-

LIVERPOOL HOUSE, GREAT GEORGE STREET, | Thomas's Old Stand,

WILLIAM FULL,

oy Feauaes ' | T trouble thee too mueh, but thea art willing. Jaiedasad Terme cash to 14 months from this date. | vheeed ian : = ae mand bn : a uy tod ‘Retietie with a slight re-| P2s* within the range of their guns, Nothing at - Will any member of the Government inform ws | Sing we a svothing song, yet sensible. the pease. pede’ | oie Le J. BP. TERLIZZICK, Agent. { AN ING COM PLETED, per Shi Burnside oe Kiteptn ' Gaveley Gree fem! last accounts could be seen ot the Japanese | if newly appointed Orange Magistrates have the | Serenader sings. FIFTY ACRES LEASEHOLD LAND. sitaate! Charlottetown, Sept. 14, 1863. sin GAZELLE and URANUS, his prelate é ligt . “s e : é ‘a *sBhASK ras ash. . L eee - - TLD

SPRING STOCK BRITISH and FOREIGN

| ‘ i" ; , oh - ioe ae horwise are hereby notified to taake { . N 7 r ” in Db. OM. & KR. REDDIN, | count, or ot , 7 MS a I { WAL ev all on beard te the number of Qo. oe Pi oles m & = . } ’ : Me cial : “a. * ates ; | payment of the same at the Office of Joun Hsezarp| 1 Zhi “2 ne anette de spateh reports the ¢ ‘outederates | Tea Panty at Souris. — Oue of the most | Majesty's subjects Bratas: "Tis a sweet tune, yet sleepy. He is Ch'town, Bept 14, tea 5 ae | K ‘Co, before the 20th October next, as after Unt r

at Hamilton aed Hughes, reached Columbia with GOO wen. Hartshorn with JUU mel was near | Clasgew . i " | Tie Japanese forts fring on English and Ame- | ' ' e i Geld 34 The Augusia (Georgia) Chronicle reports that | the eaptaw of the * Aislama’™ took command ot the “ Mississippi,” a new and torunieda ble eralt ot wi gues, and facet “ eeorgia, as) Dbelore

reported. i

Tieae vou Js had bewn ce streyed w

tie

interesting Pubhe Tea Parties we have ever wit-| : bis 9 | fasi.

| A sharp thing was said to one of the! 7 wil! not do him ee much wrong to wake him. Laylors, who wrote himself Ta:lleuar. Meet-| 7) rather read. Where is the noble work ingan acquaintance who had a very handsome | Whence | cull aneedoies und jocund jests

nessed came off, according to appointment, at

Souris East. on Thursday last. The weather was |

| favourable in the highest degree, and although the | dog, he arked in course of conversation the) Wherewith to ornaaent my stalesmauslup.

veason Was ene at which all classes were busy in| dog's name —** Well,’’ was the answer, | — ae en suite, aiff Stanton scowl! ; ‘ rob ae als ve huvechanyed | (), Jesepi Miller, thon art juigdity yet. reaping a moat beuutitul harvest, still the litt |‘ bis name was Jowler, bat we huvechanged | Where was 1?) Ha! A lawyer met a clown [He

Driving a pig to market, and observed, [ reads,

ee \it for Jow/eur ** | Tewn of Souris was crowded trom an early heur | , . |

of the day by a large coucourse of well-dressed

‘Why, thersby hangs a tail,’ to Which" —By gooli, |

Stoves ! Stoves! Stoves! New and Improved Style.

For can’t be beaut.

peor RECELV iD at Ouwert Curae

oe 8

Srorr, anew Steck of the alist everlasting

Sconomy, Comfort and Cheapness, |

| date logal proceedings will be taken forthe recovery

of all atimounts reumdning unpaid, = JOHN UWASZARD.

Saint Eleanor’s, 8th September, 1863. uy

RACES! RACES! ( WiNG wo wa conlination of advers: circomatanees, the RACES, us advertised,

| now begs to eall the attention of Town and Country | customers to the sume. Having been purchased ia like Hieowe Murkets on the best terms, he cau con-

lidently offer them at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. His Stock comprises

FANCY DRY GOODS,

will nut come off, but the course will be open to | Ineludiug Ladies’ Plain and Faney Dress Muicrials,

Parhionsble Mautles, newert style of Ladies’ Lata

, we entre : ‘: any oue Wishi i ring the last fortuight a urmouth, N. &.. STOVES — with Sinvte and | 87.0" wishing to train during ast fo , “ , Aa ’ , n j | | This darned eternal moderator burns i Sale “ts for C ro : Be a jod September; avd BRIDLE RACES will take | #4 Bouneis, Plowers, Fe athers, Ribbons, Parasols, Soovane, SES Shenaskiy ate ener te re arn, As badly as—— es ae | place on MONDAY, Sept. 28th. (iloves, Veils, Belts, Hair Nets, Ae. : Ladies’ Cnsh- pication, and will e@Pt) eb epee ratios 1 eomimen, | ?

Desertets trom Bragg stuce lis retreat eou- menverd, estimated at ten thousand. East Tennessee capected to be relieved from | Cenledersics Wilheut a serious engagement.

Governments ; theeght he will recall State Tree pe |

i : . ay aud ©; | pos > : : . Ling more th w nerimenions Acid distiller Repo led bis tal peeriteaiie citeles that 4 entederates ; ukew Isc’ address: d the audience outwo UCCasions, i prostrated and wry sick, My stomach would wat buf together. By golly r old renee ™ } of ” enemas Butter in} — . Kaward Island, wathous distinction - soe toed eres ti tee ae ae Hy : bate tot and SU powuder Blakely guns wouutes ! and it is weedless to say that he was most enthu-| tia medicine. An article called Ptantation Bit-| Pears tv Ve berry ticular dis mornin’! _W iinuies. peo — TIONS yh ne oe article. ANDREW UKE, : - in Fert Moultrie. lastically ap pluuded 7 It miy but ins adg,| tet Prepared by Dr. Drake, of New York, was ee i “ Caltivator und Stump Extractor, to} Rese es LA’ - ag a Dene et « any) M. D. F. B. 8. &e, Professor of Chemistry and . Putway, Sept. 1. ; y ap pliuded. im only = cae ada, poushiiath ans iain shenaphpunh whepeetiess Vs A pert blockhead, who thought himself) | : aa a von by be a. ; bis ee = ae ‘Chonan Analytica! Chemist, London, 24 Bloouwbury i Gen. Gilhnere off: ialy confirms the capture ol | what every person on the grouuds piatiniy saw, & . ‘ ohitoe uvers,—)ist wauled,— i 3

Forts Waguet and Gregg with 1 pieces oi | artillery, sud large supply ef auauunition., Dh gue completely cover Charleston and harbour W ager proved &@ mest loruidabic work.

t

| eluding Rolle Day,

ditions, Nearly every section of King’s Cowaty | Enter the Ghost of Casar.

was represented, —the North side from Cable Wall now! Do tell! Who's you?

Head tu the East Point: all the South side, 1 | The sale of the Plantation Bitters is wthout pre | Carsar. i am dy ebil venius, mussa Linking. ei ’ s° FS oils, & ie So 1 Slue’, i-j

jeedent in the history of the wold Dis cold au awited Laimpressional, | cede : :

persenus, of boih sexes, aud of all ages and eee | |

There is no

auiiestations ef respect. The Hon. D. Beaton | Position after the battle of Antietam, I was utterly where —** But sre they both?” + W hy.

Swilt. he said, he added. ** tor you must know, Mr I have since seen them used in many Dean, J set up for a wit.’’—** Do you ?”’

‘hat the success of the Tea Party was wails | ig great surprise they gove we immediate relief : “ | Dwo bettles almost alle , ji y regim

ming to the zeal and perseverance of this geutle-| ~ niaggoe nost allowed we to join my regiment.

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wan and his amiable iady, whe, in addition to the |

very smart. was one? in company with Dean | Rising from his chatr on something |

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Large and Small Franklin & Box Stoves. | For School-houses, Churches, &e-

They wiil be suld on favorable terms, if taken during this month, so as to wake room for other}

|New Patent Root and Straw Cutters, fur saving |

several other improved Farming linplemeute. i The above Muaehines will now be solid at low |

| prices, in order to prove the advantages of them

j over the old fashioned ones, by which sneh expe-

Sept. LA, 1563.

Mill Stones, Steam Engines,

Competition for Prizes will be open toall parts of I

j Uniees he be a Subscriber to tie Society, or lo one

of its Branches. All animals must be nona Five the property of the exhibitor. No prize will be awarded nuless there be, in the opinion of the Judes, suflicicnt competition.

j mere, Provclla and Kid Boots; White and Faney

Hosiery, &e. Ke. &e. STAPLE DRY GOODS,

| Tneludine Grey, White and Striped Shirtings; Den

Wine Vinegar of Fetuece, which is mest commonly

Squure, Sth September, 18.0.

WM. R. WATSON

EGS to intimate that be bas received,

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bt , No auiwal allowed | per “ Turress’— i r . . . *, } . . | . , ° oy tg. . . ” . i . > —? . ‘ 7 : : : \ estowal of time, labour aud means in getting u cases, and am free to sny, for hospital or private | said Swift, very gravely, ** well, then, take were ~— o— - +f elon are A j to compete in mere than one class. All animals | 1? Cases and one Cask APOTHECARTES’ WARE, . 7 : Bacustie’s advance lowk possession of Cumber | rt , ia, petite “P| purposes, I know of nothing like them. }my advice, and sit down again.”’ | Vase Somes 92 She Saves wae YL ‘ DAR MOULD. jiutended for Competition mast be entered and on | l Paneheon English VINEGAK, | Cask PAINTS, | land Gap. Cenlederaie Gen, Framer, with 2000} the Tea Party, dispensed their private hospitality ee ee ' j | of those new ir invented ( YLINDAK M ULD- | ie ground before 12 o clock, noon, viherwise they | Boiled and Raw Linseed OIL, | Bale CLOVES, wen, 14 pirees Artillery, surrendered, lo their numerous visitors with a generous aud un- ee Died ro rie sah ge — vd one . ea ‘Penn, Will be positively excluded. I Tale Sena, 1 Cask Olive Oil, 2 bis, Saltpetre, | Whale march of Burnside’s army and entry inte : . . | oa its = f roi eye ied, lield. Mass » who ot ‘tained we veri joke aren i JAMES D. HASZARD, See’y. (6 Barrels Washing Suda, 1 Cask Baking Soda, 3 | Kaexville, a complete otation ; peuple maniiesting | *P8ring hand. In short, the Souris Tea Party was | tter from the Rev. N. E Gitps, St. Cisirs-| 4 Halifax, on the 6th instant, Ricuanp Hares, ot the oar a have — - se rer Ch. Tosvn, Sept. 7, 1863. 1 Cask Sulphur, 2 Bois Alum, 1 Bol. Blue Stone, | : : . 7 ; Pet ‘ i ville : “squire, of Morell, in this Island, awed 65 years. | #@¥Cr, and the draft ou hor-es, to nearly one-ha nn 2 Ei Cees 6 ee Cees | their joy at delweranee, with shouts, nusie, an id oubtedly fe most successtul one s season | Tile, Ps. Esquire, vi =? ee ee teay og OTe the i seatalians y | aati 5 - : s Io AG . ; " " J , " : - . er i. na whe . . 1 : md eubtedly ¢ biost suece one of the 7 uu aliiadeaiin _— in : : Haves wae at oi al aterford, Ireland, to | that of he old Scotch and Irish I toaghs. ; VESSEL FOR AUCK LARD | 6 Bois. English Ground Red ward, a we — rates regarded Durus sud¥ ance —realized the largest amount of money, and his | . , EN: ou We sind enongh, on a former which place he was about proceeding with one of Parties ~~ ing uny ot the ubov * aluable and | NEW ZE I A WD | 3 Cares Kuylish ¢ ontectionary. ra fete ete gene > be fi hk > lett the mest agreeable recollections te stimulate oceasion, to send me a half dozen bet‘ les of Plauta- | his daughters at the time of bis decense. He lad | low priced ae = pater will ae ta a i § For sale at the CITY DRUG STORE. i Conteterates raged retreat Belore ese ra tis " “o ' - ie P : - - >| Jntely becoiwe heir to a larve ¢ Mt nronerty i order Liem ou un early day, having now only afew | . ‘ i tetow ne oe a column, «hese advance threatens Georgin States! the wish tor the coming of such another event. tiva Bitters for $350. My wile baving derived Waterford, deal Wes Ag tatey yok ee po ieft ou band for specimens, at Okwetr Carr | Calling at the Cape of G Hope. _ Seen, p+ nda a 5 Kaiiroad, their ouis line of reirent much benefit trom the use of these Bitters, I desire | eruit his health, which hud been in a very declining | 3'URe, cheaper thun the —— STEPUI <a | BRIG of 200 Tons, Pensez-a-moi, : ; . . ; —— : . a sat es +: ca | N a3 : . STE oNS. : « . ew. Binat bas captured Fort Smith, Arkansas her te continue them, and you will ple stute for several urouths, by a Visit to his ative |? AS 48CHOR C ' Copper-Sastened aud Coppered, Tay . i in Rei ctigheemteh some ghetant, tell. }HER MASESTY'S SHIP “CLIO” CHASED] 5. ssics wore for the moner iaclon a — pluce. He hud resided for forts years on this) Orwell, Sept 14, 1863. new teltite under Lord’a spec | y M. K. WATSON bas received, per Ke . ’ : BY THE CONKFEUERATE STEAMER ee jishimd, where he had transueted uu extensive busi- | YErayve7 7a. mT 9 T tion, will leave CHARLOTTE. | “Cases, Sra, LUNDON, the above new Banco, Sept. 12.—Morning “ ALABAMA.” | I an, very truly, yours, juess as a ship builder, xeneful merchant, and Cl I y 1 AN N kK RY . TOWN tor AUCKLAND. NEW | and fashionable oorrae? together with broexe é | Buruside and Resecraus otficidly cepert their | omens N. E. Giups, Pastor Ger. Ref. Chareh jagrieulterist. He had been formore than ten years | ZEALAND, onor about the lst NOVEMBER next. Kiment. s Bovgcer, Wert End, duckey (lub, 9 Weeent stecemes; latier suys bid mevements on! EXTRACT OF A LETTEK FROM AN OFFICER ON ; ree ae ea j past a very useful Magistrate “at St. Peter's, re- wie ‘ This Vessel will have superior accommodation for | Frangipane, Wood Violet, love's Myrtle, Hedyos- > . co Aiea : A CRE Yaigy ite eee pn vane ’ . : i spected by all who knew hin for his integrity and | Notice to the Public PASSENGEKS, and afiords one of the best weans of |, Milletleur, Roudeletia, Geradinm, Guard's ; enews» Mauk rear progresses, aad reur of reireal- : “ Sormens’ Hose, Superintendent’s Offe ! ; ‘ 4 . ASSENGE AS, un - = : ° ’ 7 a gg 1 ON | BVAKD THE “CHO TU Mis FATURK RESIDING | super “avant cra: C a a ts _— for many other excellent truits ef eheracter. He | transit yet olfered to the Cape of Good Hope, and | Bougnet, Ese — Kile Volunteers’ Bouquet, 4 Mig Column Wid wel eae tpe Une desied. iS Vits cary. i CinciNs ati, Gio, Jan. loth, 1863, | loaves a widow at Morell, tovether with a n and | jf : my wr - “9 7 mit ; we a N indsor Bouynet, New Mown ilay and Sweet P Special te * Tribune’ says Burnside has ten-| Side ee en ae call auethghied e orell, tow Sen -and | ue subseriber wil! pay at the office of the | New Zealand. Persons desirous of ebtaining berths : a ) g ’ atativ 2 |

dered he Pesig ual lets.

"feadquariers Cumberland army are established 6! Cualiaioouga.

The Kielmeud Despateh ecedits reported eva- euation ef Suwter.

basugetreet is ta Nerth Careliua, looking after!

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Peck lire right ahead.

Reported steamers “ Rowmanville” and “ Cale- deuia’ Giting out at Quelee te run blockade.

Admiral Farragut will resume command ot tiult Squadreu sou as his vessels, now at North, are repaired

nelitied — requested to recogrise |

jweather bew, aud shertly after sunset o flip on

time, and by keeping our luft, we should pass about i haifa mile tw leeward of her,

| Was seen ou our Weather beam, bearing down on |

; ighier, besides one or two other seus oceupy ing dis At Sea, Lat. 26 58 8., Lon. 37 44 W., i o

Jd July, 1563. About 5 P.M yesterday, the mast-lLead man mi repented, a steamer rigut alead and a sail ou the the effvct is marvellous and gratilying. Such a preparation as this is I heartily wish in |every fawily, in every hospital, and at hand on | every battle field.

Bitters to hundreds of our noble suldiers who stop here, wore or less disabled from various causes, and | Marv's Cathedral in that City.

We were close hawled at the years, forty Vears a resident of P. E. Aslaud.

\t Were River, Lot 65, on the 8th iust., Alexander | | Me Neill, awed $3 years. The decexsed was a native |

of Areyleshire, Scotland. At the early age of 18, | j he joiued a French regiment of Highlanders, raised | Dr. W. A. Cutps, Surgeon of the Tenth Vermont | and commanded by Colonel Archiladd McNeill, of | Colonsay, und was stationed at Gilbralter during |

according!) we keep ok : About an hour atterwards, a sail G. W. D. Axpaews, Superintendent.

her close at if.

ts; a shewerot rain passed over just then, and we |

| effective, perfect, and haruless tunic [ ever used.” the Baptist Church io ISI, of which he was eul

iu the Catholic Cemetery at Halifax, from St. | : :

: i ‘per pound, CASH for any quantity ef Ox and Cow | } At Haditax, on Sunday, the Gth §nst., Richard | Hides, and warket prices for sheep skins, as quoted | | Haves, a native of Waterford, Ireland, syed 65 | “ Koss's Weekly. |

tinguished pasitions in Spain —The remains of the} deceased were curried to their final resting place |

CErY TANNERY, FOUR-PENCE HALP-PENNY

Agents throughout the Island will be gnided us| to price to be paid for sheep skins by the ‘* Weekly,” | aud did. per pound for Hides. j

AGENTS. | Mesers. Wim. Sanderson, Georgetown, * Manoal Rowe, Moutague Bridge, | 1

| the subscriber, before the lat of October next.

—of which afew only remain—will please apply to CHARLES BELL, Queen Street, Charlottetown. cH Parties going out by this vessel can take up Laud Orders, under the provisions of the Auckland, New Zeainud, Government Waste Lands Act.

Further iniorwation given, by applying to CHAkLes | 1 i

sett, Emigration Ageut, for Auckland, New Zealand. September 7, 1863, fi

PRINTING TYPES,

offered for Sale at

Sydenham, Eau de Cologne, as sald at the Cry Palace, Treble Lavender Water, distilled Yrom Mitchanr Flowers, Toilet Vinegar to supersede Eau de Cologne for all Toilet and Sanitory purposes, Aromatic Vinegar and Smelling Saltx, in Morocee Canes, DPustiies, Sachets, Aiurking Ink, Combe, Brushes, Sponges, Kasors, Glycerine, Honey, Brown Windsor, Rose, Sand and Powiee Stone, Sunp Tablets, Naples Soap in Pots, Transparent Soap, in Cakes aud Sucks, for shaving, Ke. a &e. City Deve Sivne, June 8, 1>63.

SOMETHING NEW! _

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Furey appeinted Miramen commander of | lost sight of ber tor ashort time It soou passed, Regiment, writes :—“ 1 wich every soldier had 4 the early part of the Frenei revolution. He eui-! ‘ Parnly en art preete Sherwood's Tea & Coffee Strainer, . Mesivaa Greve Kepree-utatives of tein Cr! and then we could see the fire right aieud, and | bottle of Plantation Bitters They are the most erated to this Island in 1806, becnme a mewmber ot | a feicsutd Webeckads aad fone a -Ifast ! ND all other PRINTING Marenriats, are. U = kK F U I and OKN AMENT Al, vibguibeianbe rt the suil on our weather veam still bearing down. | ye “s — rs re a