We don’t know whether we ought to say anything in return | for the fling whieh is made at ourselyes by that most imma.) culate of journals, the Mewior; but as we are not disposed to be severe or ill-tempered, we shall give a very brief notice | of it. Tle assures us that we are a different class of people in this Island from our fe! ow-subjects in Great Britain, and that a practice prevails here the very reverse of that which | obtains in the House of Commons. If the testimony of the! Seturdey Review be worth anything, combined with this statement of the Mondor, our public men ought to be con- sidered the most upright and best mannered gentlemen in the universe. Bat we are so ry to Say that some of them are no better than the English politicians are represented to be. Where, for instance, could any one find more ‘ shuflling”’ conduct than disgraced the present Government during the late Session? From the beginning to the end of their legisla- tive labours was there not proof sufficient to damn a dozen

Governments that they were ‘unreliable as men of their

word ?’’ Did they not * shuffle’? most shockingly about their Islander denies our aszertion that Proprietors sell their lands | ago, was the Prince de Joinville, travelling incog. on his way j % on . ‘. ait. : . . Were they reliable at prices not less than 30s. an acre. That we believe to be | *® Canada, on a fishing excursion.

proceedings on the Land Commission ? ** as men of their word’’ when they assured us that the Queen

Ghe Examiner.

false and exaggerated statements regarding its resources and | advantages!” The more conscientious Protestant—a sup-| porter of the same party—asseris the very reverse, and says | Mr, Smith’s statements are exaggerated. But the adver-

know pothing about our curreney—and their impression must | have been, that the prices mentioned were calculated in ster-| ling. Bat the Islander says that Mr. Smith meant currency. |

If he did, all we cau say is, that he certainly deceived his | The Hon.Charles Connell, Postmaster General of New Brens-

countrymen by implication,

With respect to the price of land, the Islander says that | Mr. Smith's quotation “is strictly true—large tracts of the | best description can be had on Jease for 999 years, on the’ terms mentioned, namely, ¢hree years free, then at 2d. per | acre, and increasing every year until it reaches nine-pence | sterling.’ There is no allusion to sterling ia Mr. Smith’s | advertisement. Why, then, does the Js/ander say that ster-| ling was meant in this case, and not in the others ¢ The |

the average—some instances may have occurred where lands

land 2 o'clock, p. m., the dwelling house and store of Mr.

| the alarm could be given and anyassistance rendered, the build- | ing was enveloped in flames.

SE EE SS a a aD

Loss ny Fine.—On Wednesday, the 30th ult., between 1 ARRW’S TRICOPHEROUS is the best and cheap

est article for dressing, beautifying, cleansing, ‘curling

Emanuel Jewell, jun., Princetown Road, Lot 23, were totally s : s : é ramen) i ont nearly all their contents, coneisting of preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try it. Sold by es cy a. : : & quantity of seed grain, store goods, furniture, &e. The fire is | all Druggists & Perfumers.

isement itself furnishes proof sufficient of the exaggeration. | supposed to have come from a tobacco pipe, or from matches, | == Mr, Smith stated that agricultural produce raised here sold| caught in some shavings in the upper part of the building at certain prices, The question is—did he mean sterling or | where a carpenter had been working, but who was out at the currency ? He was addressing the people of Scotland, who | time, having left a few minutes before the fire was discovered o > | As there was no person in the house except Mrs. Jewel), before

VEN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Flour, Molasses, Sugar, Tohacco, &c.

ype be sold by AUCTION, at 11 o’clock, on FRIDAY next, the &th inst., on Peake’s Wharf :— 150 Bbls. Flour, 10 Boxes Tobacco, 20 do. Cigars, 20 do. Lozenges, 6 Churns, 5 Bbls. Pitch, do. Rosina, do. Tar,

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wick, has resigned. Hon. James Steadman has been appointed to succeed him. The Courter says:

We congratulate the Country on the appointment of the [Ion. James Steadman as Postmaster General. While emulat- ing the energy and tact of his predeccssor , we hope he may avoid the mistakes which marred Mr. Connell’s career. St. Jobn will, for a long series of years, remember the folly which consummated the present location of the Post Office.

20 Pans. Trinidad Molasses, 10 Bbls. Vinegar, 10 Boxes Ground Coffee, 10 Half chests Tea,

4 doz. Corn Brooms,

4 Cases Carriage Varnish, 5 Boxes Pearl Starch,

5 Bbls. Bright Varnish, do. Lampblack, 2 Bugs Fine Table Salt, Kegs Carb. Soda, 1 Bbl. Spirits of Turpentine, 20 Bbls. Bright Sugar, 10 Casks cut Nails,

4 Doz. Backets, 6 Boxes Confectionary,

Among the passengers by the Europa at Halifax, a fortnight

| ed od

In the Canadian Parliament on Tuesday last, the project of

Important Sale of Valuable

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Horses, Carriagos, Farm Stock, ~ AND

FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c., &c.

T° BESOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, at ** Warnitncroy,” the residence of JAMES WILSON, ESQ., one mile from the Ci y, on . MONDAY, tho 18th day of JUNE next,

at 11 o'clock, the whole of hislarge and valuable Stock of

Household Furniture, Horses, Carriages, Farm Stock and Implements.

Aso if not previously disposed of, the very desirable resi- dence of ** WARBLINGLON,”’ consisting of 36 acresof LAND, with all the necessary Buildings, &e., suitabe for the resi- dence of a Gentleman. '

tF Catalogues can be had at the Office of the Auctioneer,

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

Queen Square, May 22, 1860.

Intestate Estate Sale,

BY WILLIAM DODD.

mer pate

were sold at 20s. an acre; but other lands in large biocks | ; : * 4 Boxes No. 1 Soa 1 Cask burning Fluid . : received their address ** yery graciously,’’ when we know that) }.4¥5 been sold as biek os Ate Rte and 808 i sais the | Severing the political connection of Upper and Lower Canada, 2 Casks boiled Oat 3 Bodies Oven Faster, O be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, om : Mes Mati mt 1 he thing? Did tt mei oe en ea a ee | was brought to a test vote, when it was rejected by two majo- is ao tae oe i Pénwer THURSDAY, the l4th day of June next, at 12 o'clock B} er Majesty never looked at the thing? id they not average would, the efore, be about 30s. The Islander a}-!.; ae ~ . . 0. raw Ui, 0. Uroun pper, . bf : : : : : jrity. The Lower Canada members were unanimous against 1 Small Seale, also, 1 Mainmast, Ship’s Boat, Jib-boom, | 200m, pursuant to a licence-duly granted for that purpose by i ** shuffle’ abominablyin respect to their arbitrary proceedings !udes to the Worrell estate having been “ sold for less then | the measure, and were joined by two of the Upper Canada| ¢, ¢._ i . : ce ; "| his Honor the Surrogate and Judge of Probate of this Island, é against the Legislative Council, in refusing, on the silliest ~ 3, wont - es, on have been sold to Messrs. Pope, | members, ‘erms.—All sums under £10, Cash ; from £10 to £50, three —— wo the en day of Jane 1857, oe | Eel the . Fe esBrisay & Co., at that figare; bat the Government could | : : ’ i Joint | Estate, which belonged to the late John Anderson, of Char- | pretexts, to make kuown the correspondence from which they | |) hay th ot thoestneaciens sult dion they charged 12s, 6d.| . 7 Picayune’s correspondence reports @ great battle near | ae a four months’ eredit, on ‘approved lottetown, Master Mariner, decoased, intestate at the time of claimed authority to destroy the independence of the upper) 15 acre for tracts of 50 and 100 acres, we were told by the | 28" Louis de Potosi, botween 4,000 Reactioniste end a large WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. | his death, that is to suy : All that piece of ground measuring house? Were they ‘reliable as men of their word’’ when! slander people that the Government w ad 7 i | force of the Liberals. ‘The latter were victorious. Thesecond) 51145 yg69 , forty-five feet on Euston Street and forty feet on Hillsborough " people 6 wovernment were selling the pudiic | corps of Miramon’s army was cut to pieces, and eighteen pieces | _* "© * "" —— Street (a little more or less), with all the buildings thereon ; they declared that there was a necessity for such a procced- ‘ands at a ruinously low price. When Mr. Smith says, in| of artillery and 1,500 prisoners were taken, together with all Sale of Household Furniture Horses and of which said Real Estate the said intestate, John Auden ing—knowing the very reverse to be the case? Has not their his advertisement, that there are 200,000 acres of land to be the bareage, ammunition, and stores. General La Vega, c - " yo 1 son, died seised and in fee simple. conduct with seagess te Ghi-cnttlenient'of Cis Rand Question, had at 6s. 8d. per acre, does he allude to the Worrel estate, | chief commander, ~ other om wns — — iti ee eae a — ovis Dated at Charlottetown, this 14th day of May, 1860. - a ili ait ie att o>) oF to the Selkirk estate, which is not yet bought, and never| Prisoners. Generals Urgua Caravajal, commanding the Libe- 4 Subscriber has received instructions from ‘/. Kh. Coker, CATHERINE ANDERSON Ten Gees other things, been one live-long weeie? likely to “ss bought by the Boaetak 2 eg he alludes to | T@!s, took possession of San Luis de Potosi. A large number | Esq., (who is leaving the Island,) to sell by PUBLIC Kdminlshentuic: of detain of late dake Rede. And ia what Legislature under the sun could we find such al! the wil etic land in the ete » and no oii rietor will of officers had been summoned to Vera Cruz, to arrange fora) AUCTION, at his residence, foot of Grafton Street, on Tues- May 15, 1860, Isl. ab Muer 3s A 3 @ t i ie ~f% ee aw « $ < ‘ > ¥ i sshieeeacnastninantencanpaitaepmnnniitaiai i a glaringly conspicuous ‘ untrustworthy colleagues” a8 our sel) a small tract at Gs. 8d. an acre ene fo + . : lod lated combined attack on the Capital. day the 26th inst., at Ll o’clock, the whole of his i 8 i . OU. t ’ ies. : 158 | seinseinvasnsnsiitinannsetainigemmaiiimelaiansadilaiiida nat . Government chairs last Session presented? Lord Grey, we swamp. If the allusion be to the Worrell estate, of which | ‘ i ia , Kh h ld Fur ur THE SPRING STOCK may ve sure, never stigmatized aed John Russe]! as ideal. shines 3a only 40,000 nail left, isladion dates — ao | CONTRIBUTION OF MONEY AND ARMS fo THE POPE. Ouse! 0 nit e, OF OVER ep xrrow ; we don’t know of any two members of the British | Tefuse of all kinds, — and considering that Mr. Smith meant) 4 a : ho Kinet Be Ca nye 5000-0008. ae en Pinte ka keke yetnete 1900 PACKAGES, ! aie : . : ; hal ak ° 1s sitive that the King of Naples has sent 0,000, . ne | ate re rc. &C. 4 ; ae ; . rency, as the Islander says he did—then we charge him | }°™ a : ro . ; ‘ s4 , ‘Willi : Cabinet snapping and snarling at each other, as Mr. J.C. 7 “* ) : » eetow BE Pope as a loan, bearing no interest. 1,500,000f., the produce! : J ‘ Received per ‘Gazelle,’ ‘Isabel,’ and ‘ William Pouse, ; Pope and Mr ia a Ye iia? st th. “Gite ae © with having uttered a deliberate falsehood in this part of his) of the Peter’s-pence, collected in England and America, were | For particulars please see Catalogues to be had at the office aT THE : a Mr. Havil : i BY We! trestingns . onal ies » hoe ow Ce eer See are ge , nt orl a WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. ie : : advertisement, for pot a farm can be had on the Worrell yesterday transmitted to the Treasury of the Pope. A rise of | * g 197 2 W B h D Goods Ny search the annals of Parliamentary history to find such proof estate worth having for 6s, 8d. an acre. | 7f. has taken place in Roman Consols durieg the last week. | _Queen . Square, June 5, 1560. r& wth £ ritis ry tore. r of untrustworthiness between colleagues as was displayed in But as we have before commented on the false statements! A Pontifical corvette has brought eight cannons, the gift of | o : : FFNXUE whole has been selected in the best English and Seotch ai 5 } ai ie f the advertineme shall raond ton «ot. the Duchess of Parma. Other cannons, the gifts of other | Waggons and Spinning Wheels. Markets by ene of the Firm, aad will be sold at must ; our House when some insignificant member of the Cabinet | 0! 'he advertisement, we shall not extend our observations Princes, are expected. It has been asserted here im some | O BESOLD, at the Subscriber's residence, THURSDAY. | reasonable rates ; 1 1 Ke : ’ . . . la . ark . at inste: Ps ee ces, are ec scted. a ‘ 3 } u » 4 r x Z - Ls : would chuck up his head and shrag his shoulders, in silent ~ > a — ae mgwrover, beer oe meee ee quarters, but on no stated authority whatever, that several | - the Mth JUNE next, at ll o'clock, a. m., One Double The newest and most elegant styles in Mantles, Dresses, : but sorrowful remonstrance at some queer speech of the Pre- r. cant as character lor veracity, the slander has very | thousand Romagno!s have threatened to enter the Marches in and One Single WAGGON, and a large number of SPINNING Shawls, Bounets; Fisters. Sibtiees Bes. superior White , é' , mMateriaily damaged its own; and if we were disposed to ex- | urder to prevent the concentration of Papal troops. WHEELS. all of first rate qua'ity, and quite new. Cottons and Linnens. , _aiens mier, not exactly to the point, aud too liable to be construed : : : P Bh ant ! t 7 uier, not exactly point, aud too adie to be construed | claim with Sir Anthony Absolute, in one of Sheridan's plays, | ipl Terms of Sale made easy. Floor Cloths, D D k & i as evidence that there was a screw loose in the upper storey. we should be at a loss to make choice befween the Islander | a ee a Little Ri Lot 88° Bar Fort J +o MILLS. a ag “ ti yr ae me . ate > : -. | and its protere : ZE-FIGHTING.——1HE * AMPIO} i. , er ittle River, Lot 56, Bay Fortane, June 5, 1869. and every description of Staple and Fancy Goods. i We had nearly forgotten to say a word in answer to the hit and its protege : | tem. a letter to the. Tiaes. in. whisk bs cave :—-** I am willles, | ————_..__.-4a et : 5 i etter b , are o ; ? >) "ae ee ae | ae . ———~ALSO atourselves. The Monitor asks: ‘Can any one take upthe = « Measurcleza liar ! Ferdinand Mendez Pinto was but a type of thee!” ne of all, to accept of the eer puta). re A Superior Article in Gents’ IRON, Steel, Hardware, Giass, Paint, Varnish, excellent Examiner and not be convinced that its conducior is animated —qy arse ; should have a * belt apiece, to Be gotten up by public sub- Congou, and a very splendid article of Souchong TEA, a? ith respect to Mr. Smith’s turnip affair, we must say scription, provided that the true champion’s belt remain in ki D FELT ATS i. ie : Ms ars by every other impulse except the spirit of truth and 4 . Bel’s Li foncht f re | ' Cuilee, Sugar, Sultana, Layer and Valentia Raisins, Cur- i aa cal Ae paliiandrrteteet ien oS Rae Sa ee ee aed sins lnc eoheea re deanna ee ea rant Pres Armand, be nonesty 7°’ This remiads us of Hamlet's remark about the discredit of its friend. It admits that Mr. Smith was charge BOGS) BAR 50 TRE M.S ee ee . + apes . y aie 7 ae 7 tains § ollie ‘en th ‘ k ane , “ aes Seal ss F on h ee se the proposition put forth in Punch—viz.. to divide the belt— | A Choice Assortment of LADIES’ SUMMER BOOTS. On Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, : ~~ Se ae ee ne es | Cho nbeane hell, ond Magee Se ee nee oe, 1 Oe at the BRITISH WAREHOUSE. May 29, 1860. tf J. H. TUKNER & Co. j you hear this fellow ia the cellarage.’’ Yes, and we have | ‘urolps —when, spouse Committee, he sought to 0b- | then head a subscription to provide a new half to his, and W. & A. BROWN. ee ~ GLASGOW HOUSE heard of » certain geptleman in black being a crack hand at oe ee oe a cae for en oe in oe way I shiek, good fealing wag be eres —— | June 5, 1860. . iy . ee x id gk ad 0 © roots, ich be had required other competitors to cul sides, neither of these propositions are allowed me, then : . ! ‘ Ser r 1 os a 2 g » : a ia : ‘ ° . ; = — — v= uh _— clase of aa — eaid to be off from theirs, and thereby obtaining the prive to which he shall claim that Sayers meet me on neutral ground, where our J S. GARVELL 1860 Spring Imports 1869 iI uncommonly pious at « christening ; butall absurd thingsare 4. pot entitled ;” and the Society “considered it their duty late battle may be properly resumed. I will cheerfully vary } , : i eclipsed by the inimitable fun of hearing J. Barret Cooper “CNS 2 conduct of Smith as bei fair and ™Y_ propositions somewhat to suithim. As the belt may be . ° i I y the £ per to censure the conduct of Mr. Smith as being unfair and a a be equally owned by both of us, I will agree to rua GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Received per Ships ‘Isabel’ and ‘Gazelle’ from Great. |

discourse on “ truth and honesty.’’ Mr. Cooper's truthfu!- partial.” Could there he anything more damaging to the The Islander says he was

ness and honesty are so finely illustrated by a record on the C0aracter of an honest man? Perhaps not-—but he

cl ie js 7 ‘ * not 2x pe le ~ } . Ss: — ” Assembly’s Journal for 1854 that we prefer it to any com- , "° expelled from the Society.

has had the prudence never to show his face there since the! will take hold of hands and jamp from a housetop with him oat . € ca : 7 - ee Be ie . : ar. eae ; - : » . i “ i REND GF CUE SU 2 censure was passed upen him. We suppose that he has been for the belt. If all these offers will not do, 1 will agree in | Highest CASH price paid for WOOL, GRAIN, &e. British Manufactured Staple & Fancy i f Ned f the H h PP I 4 Pom i “« Mr. Speaker ealled the attention of the House to the state of the 2. ahonrhod }j sateonttel pedelteus te ai + : ths to be ready to fight the four best men thatcan be} June 5, 1860 3 3] , ; so absorbed in penitential exercises from that day until the two months to be ready « e a i une . m. Y ‘ 4 Manuscript Journals, whch bad been brought oy the Messenger, sipce I cS c y i € : DR GOODS, 4

the opening of the Session, from the residence of the late Clerk Avsistant, Present that he has not had time to attend the Suciety ; and

James B. Cooper, Exquite, whereby it was discovered, that he had ne- so successful has been his efforts to eradicate the stains from t be d of pcr o g sing the same, since del . * , ‘

giected the uty at wry ribiag tr engrossing ¢t e saine, 8 = the 10th his character, that—the Islander assures us—* his conduct

day of April, 1851, and fr which he has been paid, it was thereupon, “i ; ; '

* Ordered, That the Cl-rk do perform or ewploy a competent person since has been sued as to cause the community generally to to perform the work, and to be paid by the House; and that the Govern- forget his offence.” We said, at the beginning of these re- ment be requested to proceed against James B. Cooper, Esquire, for the marks, that we sympathise with Mr. Swith, and so we do : expenses incurred.” —Jowwal H. A., Oct. 3,°1854, p. 16. : ’ * : a :

We } li d : P iyi for if he is the saint now represented, it was very unkind in

2 su Hie ete ring . ’ : . . al e leave the pullic to determine the amount of lying i464 editor of the Islauder to give * the commauity”™ so vivid that was necessary to affurd a temporary screen for Mr. Coop” 4 recollection of bis unfortunate turnip scrape, when they ex's dishonest conduct from 185] to 1854; we bad better say! were so charitably inclined to throw the veil of oblivion over

nothing at all about the integrity of the gentleman; we only that bad act.

—_——_—-— - «wees —

THE PRINCES VISIT.

know from the reeords that Me. Cooper did not perform work, extending over several years, for which he was handsomely paid, having, after pocketing the cash, left hie country, pro-|

amniieaiaia ro b ead caieia he! f Tuene is now no longer any doubt that the Prince of { t 8 ‘ , + . ’ . » . . ° . bebdly for its good. To be sure be has done us the honor of | y ales intends to include Prince Edwa¥d Island in his North

ai ty » the + f : r shiarve ; Vo . ._ revisiting the scenes of his former achievements, and isa model 4 meriean tour; and we regret to say that while all the man as a devotee at prayer meetings, love feasts, and a great sister Colonies appear to be awake in making preparations

. . . r : $ c ; , 7 « ; »2Qe > « > + s a ‘ gas light of grace amongst the lesser luminaries at Temperance for the reception of bis Royal Highness, we are justifying

»

our claim to the title of ** Sleepy Hollow,” by stirring neither

Britain,

A LARGE STOCK OF

(Tromain’s Buildings,) HEAD OF QUEEN'S WHARP, CHARLOTTETOWN, - - - P. E. ISLAND.

him a fout race from 100 yards to five miles for the stakes and

belt, or 1 will wrestle with him for the belt, or [ will row him for the belt, 1 will swim a mile with him for the belt, or I |

produced in England, beginning with Sayers, at intervals of | — ae

3U days apart, for the belt.’’ FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. i : Tom Sayers, in answer to Heenan’s letter, says :—‘‘ The COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

ridiculous suggestion, put forward by Mr. Heenan, of matila- | KEEP. UP WITH THE TIMES. Selectad in the best Markets in Europe by an experienced

ting the belt, I laugh to scorn, and could afford to treat it) y 7110 will buy old fashioned FURNITURE when they can | buyer, and now offered at very low prices for Cash.

with the contempt it merits, but that some good friends of | purchase for less money the yery LATEST STYLES and | C. C. VAUX, Queen-street.

mine—of the Peace Society—-have, innocently enough, patron- | BRST QUALITY at | May 29, 1860. on

ized the notion. The belt, Sir, L have fought hard to obtain | ‘i . : eee ben that pte Gary [ ie ‘within the aia thee years | bD QO U (> L A fey ’ ny Victoria Steam Mill, F U R N I 7 U R 5 R 0 0 M § ’ Ee wen Subscriber, having leased this most efficient establish-

defeated some of the best men of my country—and, without | intending to cast the slightest slur on my gallant opponent, 1

say that no American citizen, nor foreigner from any other | ment from the Hon. Dr. Young for a term of years, ia land, however flowery and sunny, shall bear it, or the hnekle | where he has the 'now prepared to do all kinds of work with Mill and Circular af it, from Old England while my arm and heart are capable | LARGEST STOCK ON THE ISLAND | Saws,

of defending it. I am as ready as Mr. Heenan to fight again, | to select from, and at the very lowest prices. All persons | He will cut Boards, Scantling and Ship’s Plank; also and repudiate with indignation the insinuation that I am not. | about to furnish, will do well to call and examine before pur- | Fencing stuff, and every kind of sawing on moderate terme, To run, sim, or wrestle for the belt of tlie priz» ring is a chal- | chasing elsewhere. and with unusual despatch,

lenge so eminently absurd that one can hardly imagine it} Particular attention paid to FURNISHING WINDOWs)| There is a spacious Boom on the premises, to which rafts emanates from a sane man; and the evidence of abberation of /and FRAMING PLCTURES. of timber may have easy access at ordinary tides. And as mind is greatly strengthened by the proposal to jamp off a All orders promptly attended to and thankfully received. these valuable’ premises are situate oa the banks of the housetep. The same proposition was once made by a lunatic, GEORGE DOUGLAS, | Hillsborough River, at the eastern end of the City, this Boom

who met his medreal attendant alone on the roof of the asylum. Kent-street, June 5, 1860. 6w | will be found to be safe and convenient. ‘* Let us,” said the mad patient, seizing the doctor with a | ——————— + emai | As quick work and small profit will form the motto of the

reunions. We suppose the Islander — always on hand for a political friend—wil! make an apology for him similar to that

hand nor foot on his account. The Governor of Nova Scotia has long since given up his House to be put in order for the

which was vouchsafed the other day on behalf of an equally | prince, the same thing bas been done in New Brunswick ; truthful and honest man, Mr. George Smith, that his conduct and Canada, we know, is at no loss for princely residences for two or three years past has been so exemplary as to make to accommodate his Royal Highness and his distinguished

firm grasp, ‘‘ jump down ;’’ but the medical man, with great | presence of mind, repiied, ‘* Nay, anybody could jamp down: | let us go into the street and jump up.’ Like Teddy the Tiler, | I know something of the roofs of houses, and their foundations |

Strayed or Stolen, | Subscriber, he trasts that he will receive and merit a share of

| patronage from Ship and Housebuilders, and from a generous

{ROM the Subscriber’s premises, on the night of |

i

Wednesday last, the fast trotting Horse +* TOM,”’ |

and discerning public.

Piease cali and see! and eacourage Native Enterprise,

also, and while I unquestionably admit that Heenan is a!

ER. colour bay, with a few white hairs on the back part sending orders to ‘*brick,’’ I hope always to be able to say with truth, as I do | of one of his hind feet. WILLIAM W. DUCIIEMIN.

Whoever will give such information |

the community forget hie former offence.

We had nearly forgotten the text which Noah Webster's Dictionary enabled us to place at the head of these remarks ; but all the world knows that it iene new thing for a preacher

} suite. Where the Government intend to stow the future

Sovereign of England when he visits the Isle which bears | his grandfather’s name—is still a mystery to us and to the, public at large. Government House is unprepared ; but, perhaps, when we learn that the Prince is within one Gay’s |

now, that I am a bricklayer.”’ — - ap 00> Byron’s widow is dead.

‘anplying to the undersigned. ee . WM. E. CLARK.

| St. Peter's Mills, June 5, 1860. pa praemarenesien tt |

a NOTICE.

| as will lead to his recovery be will handsomely rewarded by| Charlottetown, May 29, 1860.

on ‘ Five Pounds Reward. | EXILE above reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as will Jead to the apprehension | and conviction of the person who maliciously broke one of the

| i | }

} i j i a i i i Tt "(the ste a e s F abi “mak | > i r i i J ‘ ¥ ys : . to let his text play « very indifferent part in his discourse. It sail of Charlottetown all the epholsterers and cabinet makers | At Charlottetown, on the Sith May, the wife of the Hon. T Heath | “re re, an ~- on eee .? —— of “9 Gas Lamps, near the Convent, on Friday night, the 25th inst. 7 was a happy thought which suggested the title of Munitor for in the pay of the Government will be worried to death to Haviland, Barrister-at-Law, of a Daughter. A late Joseph Dingwell, Lsq., of Little hiver, deceased, By order a: > nas ie j for his Royal Highness, i hich, when | | will please send in the same, duly attested, within six months J ’ c +i the paper about whick we hava been writing, for its life has prepare a bedroom for Ne me he ee ee i from this date to the undersigned ; and all persons indebted to Wu. MURPHY. i resembled that of the lizard, a creature of the serpent tribe, serine ~ pees. ght an ~ ae oe aS me ftlarricd ithe Estate are hereoy required to make immediate payment | Chpriotiotows Gas ¥ orks, May 29, Lee, . ; oP . : . . | Prince, will be politely iovite . a one ’ - : of the amounts due from them respectively to the undersigned. | . more than any thing we know of in the whole animal ereation. | The Legislature acted very liberally with the Government : - aig a pty mgt se Sever Govte, “4 ELIZABETH DINGWELL- What a splendid Growth of Clover ! ! : ith’ ize i in his}: .:.: osep » eldest so e Hon, Jaw ell, to * a ; . Pisfe . : In looking at Goldsmith's account of the lizard kind, in his ;, giving them a carte blanche to spend as touch money as sine Etianbots on dsaghter of Mr. John MeKie, all of tn 0 he | Little River, June 5, 1860. : 3m. Executrix. ARMERS ! have you seen Williams's Red Clover Seed ot Animated Nature,we are told that this teptile bas a‘ fondness they might waot for the occasion; and it will be exceedingly | Peete ' AntTrnnrar | CH the Stalks on which it grew ? Rarely are to be seen sam- t for the water,’’ which suits Mr. Cooper to a T, bat we are in-| shabby on the part of the Executive, if they do not prepare | : WILLIAM GRIFFIN, — —o coe = ae a arr het wp — ‘ ’ formed that it can play its pranks upon the land aswell, which ‘° receive his royal highness ip a womens - rea ee ; a nial : TAILOR, puny + = i¢ first prize for Red Clover at the Grain Show , : . ae ati tl f the character of the people of this) At Sackville, N. B., on the 23d inst., trom inflammation of the lungs, | , ae peke ar ae ane : doen 413 we know our friend is well able to do. Goldsmith further t#U00, = ps tes" t one io chevishing a and affec- | #fter an illness of one week, the Kev. Dr. Kuight, eo-Delegate of the | B*.s to return his thanks to his friends and the public for | | Williams’s Timothy and Turnip Seeds with a'l his Garden ts hat it has “ a facility of excoping through nasrow and | eet) eee ate ee enn cick Gana aid British American Wesleyan Conference. the generous patronage which he has recéived since he 5°48 are, a8 usual, good, very good! Encourage the man, and fe RS : ping 7 tiovate attachment to the person and throne of his royal and | At Westmorland, on the 17th inst., John Woodman, Esq., formerly | commenced business in the above line, and will continue to | patronise home growth. Look also at his White Bald Canada oe intricate ways, like the serpent.’’ Could there be a more life- | jjjystrious mother. Surety, there is a great deal to be done) of Marlborough, England, aged 67 years. lreceive orders which he will endeavour to discharge ith | Wheat. He has a great variety of English Turnip Seeds; also i: : . . ? But: ther t I fir ist ‘a . he BR t visit Are the Government wait- | Suddenly, on Saturday morning last, the 26th ultimo, at the residence | ° ‘ ‘ I ce i d. Pri ea) . wi | Island Turnip Seed ” i} 4 like pictare of our contemporary - ut another toucn Haishes | in preparing for t ne Hvoyal visit. Are tel 7” of her father, Mr. Laughlin MacDonald, oa the Princetown Road, | fidelity and punctuality at his new stand, Prince Street, | Charlottete M rch 20. 1860 & r the por rait. Goldsmith says that if we are to jadge from | ing for the Civie authorines to move in the matter? The | Elizabeth, wife of Mr Michael McAulay, Tailor, aged 38 years. opposite the arene a . me dS. eee” ners ore. - * ae ae ij - , on : av 7 ; do | is City, on the 2ist May, in the 16th year of her age, } -jate the latest Fashions have bee veived, cutward show, ths lard i aot an unpleasing epi; but,"| Corporation, waforwoiey, te, ne Oa sal of the hed nag of Me Winstone | Janey 80 de SPRING AND SUMMER | & } k “sé tt er is somethin 60 repressing in the animal "s much without it. Abundant func s are at the ee ° ” | At Bedeque, on the 25th ult., in the 78th year of her age, Mrs Bar- inlaid neni loniaa naa NSN if —— : . : ; Executive, and they shou!d be promptly used to carry out the | para Cole, wife of Mr. James Cole. SWABEY & ROBERTS : figure, that the bril..ancy of its scales, or the variety of ita spots, loyal and liberal intentions of the Legislature. We may At Rose Valley, on ‘Tuesday, 29th instant, Rlizabeth McRae, aged | 4 j 17 years, after a lingering illness'which she borefpatiently. te

only tend to give an air of more exquisite venom or greater malignity.”" If the two legged lizard which has given rise to these remarks—(we mean the thing called the Monitor)—had sat for ita picture, it could not have got a better likeness than |

Natural History hos furnished.

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THE EMIGRATION AGENT.

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offer, in our next, some suggestions regarding the preparations that should be made for the Prince’s visit.

ParnonocicaL Socery or Dustin —The concluding meeting of this society. for the session of 1859-60, was held on Saturday in the Lecture Theatre of the University School of Medicine, Park-street, at 4 o’clock. The President of the Society con- gratulated the members on the progress of the institution (the | first of the kind established in Europe). He dwelt on the value and importance of its teachings to the students who

| McNeill, Cavendish, aged 3 years.

At her residence, on Lot 18, Priace County, on the 18th ult., Ann Commission Merchants,

Brander, aged 89 years. site On the 27¢h ult., of scarlet fever, Henry Uavelock, son of Mr. George — WHOLESALE and RETAIL PROVISION DEALERS, Great George Street, Charlottetown, F. E. Island,

ALWAYS ON HAND, AT LOWZST MARKET RATES— : FLOUR TEAS BRANDY, Pale and May 39—Alert, Deprait, Buctouche ; Jaths & limestone. Conservative, Corn Meal Coffees Dark

McFadyen, Bathurst ; lumber. 31—Martha Ann, Hearn, Newfid. ; hie Bread White Sug Rotterd: GIN erring. Flora, Hingley, Tatmagonche ; boards. Elizabeth, Scott Seip ares meng. ee \ herring. Flora, Hingley, Tatmagoneh : : ig Brown Sugar Cream of the Valley

PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

ENTERED.

J UST RECEIVED per Ship * ISABEL,” from ENGLAND, at

BELL’S CLOTHING STORE, QUEEN STREET,

;a choice assortment of GUODS, suitable for MEN’S wear, con- | sisting of CLOTHS, TWEEDS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS, | CASSINETS, VESTINGS and TAILOR’S TRIMMINGS. —aLso— HATS, CAPS, BRACES, Neckties, Scarfs, Shirt Collars and

‘GOODS,

We are beginni ig to have our bowels of compassion stirred | enjoyed the advantage of attending its proceedings, the vast Halifax ; goods, &c. June 1—Lord Seaforth, Bou!tenhouse, Picton. | Crackers . | = . ta : ‘ Lorry =e © oe es ee tks aid o elinedtabe $—Briat. Georss a Sydney, C.*3.; coal. 4—Lord | Rice Molasses Jamaica 75) 3 H 2 eel a eae ciao aor wil meee 9 re aie a tas Secteet Gener Suatette. ‘arctan mon B. ‘Sebr. IP. Pay Clark, Pork Mustard Demerara Rum The wes GOUDs poet we ood _ Qo subscriber | oo ya wer ee * ai ie professions! pract:ce in etter D's: nT i Belfast, Maine, U. 8. ; 86,bbis. flour. aco; Scotch Whi soe to Mikkel ° 4. the deceptive means adopted by that person to in- ted to announce that the socicty’s gold medal of the season, as - es Bacon Popper Scotch Whiskey from the best Houses in Britain, by Joun TP. Tuomas, Ksqr., - exposing Pp " eres | for the best written essay on a given pathological CLEARED. Hams Spices M.lt Whiskey j and will bear comparison with any Guods in the City for style duce his countrymen to emigrate to this Eslend. | That deap, | ats san einai of the praia) bon been awarded to the stu- | May 29—Swallow, McRae, Cacaique, N- B. 1 ore Banton, Mang Bath Chaps Pickles Port Wine | quality and price. , ae ; e ; . ‘1 ; 2 on i e . : a. j y . Do te reduce. iot. Ja Ps ili s, or 3 ’ : o " WN °F. reTe pee . + we were willing to drop the subject ; but the Colonial wane dent ho had assumed the non de plume of Calamus Scripto- S tcoed cabana = ae aie Sech, Deady bal | Cheese Sauces Sherry | The TALLORING BUSINESS carried on as usual. Orders it tary, thinking that he might assist his friend, has most) rious. The envelope declaring the real name of the successful Brig Resta. Fraser, Liverpool, G. B. ; timber & deals. June 1— | Lobacco Salt Marsala | for Cloth of every description attended to with punctuality idk injadiciously kept it alive, and has challenged a closer scru-| essayist was then broken open, and the winner of the prize was Schr. Venus, Beaton, Pictou; '-". Helena, Roberts, New York ; | Manilla Rope Vinegar Claret and despatch. ‘ ; oF tiny of Mr. Smith's conduct than any one seemed inclined | eae to be Mr. Peter C. Little, who, amidst the loud ap- produce. Lord Seaforth, Boul -bouse, Shediac, N. B. es rosie es " CHARLES BELL, Merchant Tailor. . : . . . : } ’ ‘g ; ’ - * eo: to make, . The result is, that the character of this model | plause of the students, presented ee eerie Nae aad Spcttiittandies emai orter| Charlottetown, May 15, 1860. 3i. R “a i ight than e it did, i Id meda! from the hands of the President, who, T alt ior “ : Emigration Agent appears in ahr a leet - ae ae complimented Mr. Little on the ability B E E R & % @ N Paints : re Noyaa JOURNEYMEN TAILORS, q —his false statements are repr i Paint Oils Saleratus Geneva JHREE GOOD WORKMEN, by applying early, will fiad ~

Islander ~indecd there is a.feeble attempt made to apolo- gixe for them, which only serves to make them more con-

and research displayed in his essay, congratulated him on the honor he had earned, and exhorted hita to persevere in the

ladigo Blue ** Old Tom”

WAVE RECEIVED THIS SPRING A Glass Milk Punch

constant employment at BELL'S CLOTUING STORE.

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> hte Ai cat f patient study and observation, which finally lead to z