LIVERPOOL HOUSE. IS66

3 u 3 S ‘oe *), QULEN STRELT.

si wag

STATIONERY,

Fancy Gooos, We, =" , ' Spring Importations Completed. rh epee r urge to nform the es WILLIAM FULL reneralty that she has just received, per : : : * Undine.” from Liverpool, the balance of } AS received per Undine and Edwin Jf h Sp raud S ner Supply of Goods, Listie from LIVERPOOL, Lotus trom | witich « ohaptetes the “ee LONDON, and Ariadne, from GLASGOW— | ny 100 Packages |

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Most varied and bi

STATION

st Assortment ERY

Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, «c., direct from the LONDON, MANCHESTER, {LERDS BRADFORD, and GLASGOW, Mar- kets, and now invites an inspection of bis Stock.

imported t his Island: a tn} ever hnported 7 this Island; : ggg h ALSO, by above vessels and by Steamers from slit now elers, HOLESALE oo x “TAIL. HALIFAX and BOSTON, at moderate prices, for Cash; together with

Chestsehoice Conge TEA, Puna Bright MOLAS- |

a choice selection ot SES.

VALUABLE BOOKS,

HH} ds Bright SUGAR, Rols. Crushed SUGAR, GLASS,

SOLE LEATHER,

SOAP,

Liverpool! NAILS BUCKETS,

of ¥varions descriptions; and ALL the | BROOMS, &e. Ke i mney ” w 23 Zand RETAIL 1 & whieh willbe seld WHOLESALE and RET: ‘ md aa & oe i. Boe fa s at the lowest prices fer cash or approved credit. in waneral use througheut the Isiand.

WILLIAM FULL.

ALSO, June 11. 1866 An extensive assortment of ( ( > MUSIC & MUSIS BOOKS; —, “ 3 7 B* the various Ships from ENGLAND 1 Catalogue of which is now ready fer > and Steamers from BOSTON, LT have com Mirae ees 7 a 2 cea | Meted my Stock of IRONMONGERY , and GENE — RAL HARDWARE GOODS, and feel coutident ‘atalogues of Book S rATIONERY, | that, for prices and quality, greater) uducements fo se gugs-. 08 Pe : st ’ pn wwers cunnot fairly be offered; and L would \rrrts’ Matenrans, Faxnoy Goons, Xe.) 0) particularly the attention of intending

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in, preparation, aud wiil be publis

shortly. HOUSE BUILDERS : WZ NE R.

v large STOCK of NAILS (in q ality not to LOCKS, HINGES,GLASS=, | of

,

MRS. BRI

S66.

44 enxnceiledti ret why

Prince Street, Sept. Vi. PAINTS, and OLLS ; Carriage Builders and Blacksmiths. |

? Po atiyp cial onan fl

Encourage Home Manufactvre To mv extra large q ome) er, | " lanc V\XLES, FILES. BOL Psand } 3, CARRIAGE |

ahd ketp your Money on the Island. | yt )2 GELLOWS, ANVILS,VICES ; and of the |

Farmer & General Public | fo remember that, as heretofore, H ARDWARE

GOODS, both CHEAP and GOOD, are to be had | e Brick Store. COKNER OF REN r AND AT GEORGE STREETS |

3000 Sidec of Sole Leather for Sale AT THE CITY TANNERY!

ue ft? abseriber begs leave to return his {GRE

rps $ beat t

uske te his friend<, and the pablic in| Ww. E. DAWSON. general, for the very gre a int ot patrouiise Ay at & INK | which, in his business he | received at their ifien : iil “i ttle Mies Ha maak Feat: at t the same time Samnrap ane aT *' i yf } 7 ’ ths ' INOTICE. | respectfully to Ptimate to trem that he bas 1 | ee ares uf manufacture. an ae nt .. a? Arte Pik understgne d having fitted up. sinee | al rude he ave ; int ; ‘ ; . — r Fall Try : roe Sere, * ? . the fire, a STORE in DowcHesteR STREET. | LEATHER, togethe: wit n ample Stock of n the building owned by J.D. MASON. Ksq.! a ha m2 ; . . rt oP - ; - } et liding © aoebh e ‘ : ‘ : i NEATS, HARNESS LEATI ER, and CAI r. adjoining the Store of Mesers Davies & Werks,| enflicient to ane we : e vane of all who amy |e. reunectinily informe his numerous ene faterene wink ibaa sia tomers, in Town and Conntry, thatt omand after The w 7s = . e City Tan this date the business will be carried on us kere aes o be the Sate a Tr e Avent, Mr} yas | . y . - . ofore J t arier * ate and accommo eous on 1+ h tihe ones ‘ atiealiineall BR. D. REDDIN takes this epportanity to retur Late termes of i ‘ cern ‘ ibs Warranted to . . . i sapal. if . t nat of the kiud hanks to his eustowers for their past support and | Cored £ ver j . ° a ‘I Ry py ropage, and to solicit a Continuance of the suine 0 “a ier sale tn Lils marwet, on e& isinit . te » p ) ) 7 Nos No Salk , h=ld alid and binding B.D REI J IN. less the yowdis shuli prove te be of the quality Dorchester Street, Ch'town, Aug 6, 1866. a evy set I : j ; ~ W. B. DAWSON NEW STOPE! Charlott s 17, 1866 din ; i ‘ | , : a oy) gq South Side of Queen Square. | s vy #ourhevy men irriers Whi ind SA ‘ employ ment on rly applicat i at the above es i* i K Subscriber has opeved the Store th . MES. CAMERON'S BULLDINGS, next door |

he Bootand Shee Fa Hus received by late |

tot

art

tory.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Boot and Shoe Factory,

South S.de Queen Square.

TENGE Subseriber would r spe ‘tfally inti- ‘

I ivuis

An assorted Stock of

DRY GOODs,

direct from the factories at Leeds, Glasgow anc ae ' "| Liverpool, which he will sell on reasonable terms mate to hie COUNTRY CUSTOMERS | yng begs to solicit a share of public patronage. and WHOLESALE BUYERS. that he goged Mr. CuskLes WeLvoe to travel for bim, | aud that he will be at all times ready te fill up | theie Stock and teke their Orvcra, as they may require. For the FALL TRADE, he has the largest and ehvicest Steck of all Goods i his line, ewer exhibited in this Island, and at prices | that defy competition. Having the sole agency

has en-|

ALSO: Tea and Sugar, superior quality- JAMES 8. PURDIE. | Ch’town, May 4, 1366.

JOHN BELL,

fur the Canadian Rubber Co., bis assortment of Felt and Rubber B rots and 2 ershoes, of every eclasa, will be found complete, of the best material, and lower than ever. The Retail Trade wiil, ip future, be conducted on strictly Cash Principles. but at such prices as will prove most advan-

! \ ANUFACTURER of Clothing | i in allits branches, thankful to his friends | and patrons for past favors beys leuve to inform | ithem and the pnblie generally, that he is still to be i fonnd at his Old Stand on QUEEN STREET, and |

is prepared to make up all kinds of garments. entrust

ed to him in the latest style and improvement of

tageous to all parties purcha-i Ad! persona in- | €° °° fashion.

debted to the subscriber are requested te make jupwediate payment of their Aeconnts | GEORGE NICOLL.

Charlottetown, Au th, iS66.

NOTICE. | PIYHE SUBSCKLEER bes to inform the citizens of Charlottetown, wid the publie gene rully, that he has RE-OPENLE|> bis

| Terms Cash. Fnitrince at the Side Door, |

Queen Street, duly 9, 1866

gust 2

R. R. MACLELLAN’S | Studio is still headquarters for) PHOTOGRAPHS,

J ’ . e . . .

Tailoring Establishment and every deseription of portraits known in the art Elegant Photegrapbs, whole length, only Ten | on QUEEN sl! REET. two doo + weet of 7 Des- st Hings per dozen. All other ] ertures equally | Krisav's ;“wud soliciis—while gratefully acknow | low BR. R. MACLELLAN ledgimg past favers—a return of that public pa Great George Street. Dec. 4, 1865 |

tretitwe Which was formerly ao generously and EE eXtenusively conferred upon him. LAND SALE Having acquired athoroughly correct knowledge '

of the Cutting Departwent, ona irely gewmetrical if

%O be SULD by PUBLIC AUCTION. |

snecessfn!

neat wane 7 wees, AR ges oer. on FRIDAY, the Sixteenth day of NOVEM ractice, fh . > Da “ompele, npe ity, . alt as ¥ * cS a ‘ brel a, ae b oo riority | BER next. commencing at the hour ef.12 o'cloek, Wi ; rrotesslo hil- ole ’ ‘ . . ’

I . : noon, at the Colontfal Building in Charlottetown

N CHRISTIAN, perior workman Firm of O give every 8a-

Having alao selected -Mr Joli whose name is provertlial for # thip, a8 his Parwter, he guaran “McLEOD & CHRISTIAN ” ftisfauction

Urders from the country prom

- A M Oh'town, Jane 18, 866. tf

under aud by virtue of a Powerof Sule contained | in a certain Indenture of Mortgave, bearing date | the twenty-eighth day of December, inthe year of | }Our Lord one thonsand eight tbundred and sixty- | between THEOPHILUS DesBuisay | | Ropinson, of Charlottetown, in Prince Edward | | Island. Trader, of the one part; and Joun Monnts | snd THomas Morus, of Charlottetown, aforesaid, | “er | Commission Merchants, of the other part: All the | YARMOUTH STOVES ! j right, title, share interest and estate of him, the | j sitidl Theophilus DesBrisay Robinson, in and to }

oy UST RECELVED by the Subseriber, | that piece of Land, being part of Town Lot Naw

per Schooner Many, from Yarmouth, a fall |e! five in the Second Hundred of Tow n Lots in vated STOVES Charlottetown, and fronting 6h Queen Street forty

ees the

tly attended to. | five, and mace

18 McLEOD.

and complete Cargo of those ce : : thet

, ; ' ' ‘ ' wo (4 wf. ande “1 vw bi: nerd > ear ,

consisting of Cooking, Box and Franklin, the cha | '™ i?) feet, und extending . Nick a ny al : Sn fte-wiert 58 st. ‘h se Nece

ruched’ ot elie so. @welt known to onr faland | lines fifty-eight (95) Teet. and whieh said piece oO

land was tlevivsed to the said Pheophilus Des-

farmers, ta whom. they lave given euch general | eutisfaction. Tl wil tthe usual teruss |

for Cash or approved Notes

Brisay Robineen and his brother George Robinson, by the last Will avd Testament of their Father, Thomas Robinson. deeeased, tovetlar with all | buildings, fences, hoprovements, rights, ways and juppartenances tu the said piece of laud belonging

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ret mended

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kK. J. CLARKE. Orwell Cheap Store Seprember 1th. 1866. §¢

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jor appertainin

GARD ys os sie tose)

FEYIIE unders'gned having purchased the

STOCK IN TRADE (rom the surviving A . Trustees of the late JAMES PEAKE, Exquire, | JOUN MORI deceased, have this day ENTEKED INTO CO- | PHOS. MORI

PARPNERSHIP, uncer the wae and style of (| a PEAKE Broturrs « company, | House and Lot for Sale. TEVHATL pleasantly situated HOUSE ana

exs carried on by : PREMISES in Fitzroy Street. formerly the | residence of Twomas I. Taremats, Enq , deceased, | leither in one, or the Vacant part ndjoining the late

For farther particulars cand onditions of sale apply at the Office of Messrs Haviland & Brecken’ Warer Street, Charlottetown

Dated the 10th day of Augast, A.D. 1866 , ‘

is tIS.

and will continue the sme Bus the late dames Peakn, Keg

JAMES PEAKE,

GEORGE PE AKE, — | Mr. Georve Allen s prewises, about 40 feet front, | RALVH BRECKEN PEAKE, land rmnmning back 160 feet, being sufficient for a THOMAS HANDRAHAN. vee Building Lot, may be had separately There Charlolrerowbd Jalé Vth, 186: {Aug. 6 «en good Garden attuched. and a stable; also. a

Well of excellent water, With a Pomp inthe yard | The property is so well known, it need: no further lescription. For further particnlars, apply to

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REMOVAL!

FEMIE Subscriber hereby notifies his Cus-| WILLIAM DODD, temera, and the public generally, Chat sinee Commission Merchant. hia preniises, ot Queen Chitown, April 2, D866. tf

the late Fure, whereby Sirect, were destroyed, le has removed to that buiding on KENT SSREEL, ext door to the premisca ot Me. JOHN SCOPT, Carriage Burlder, where be is prepared te earry on his isuciness in all ite branches as as tal. Having been a heavy loser by the fire, be takes this opportunity to request all persons tudebte d te him te make

Valuable Freehold Parm fer Sale. *ONSISTING of 175 Acres of Front)

|} \/ Land, in a bizh state of cultivation, with a | yood Dwelling House. Barn. Coach House. Threst- line Machine, and all other requisites suitable for a Farm. Also, One Uundred Acres of Wood Land in the rear. sitaute on the south side of Elliot River, about seven miles from Charlottetown, and qnite | near two publie wharts for shi; ping produce, Ke | the above Property is well werth the notice of juny person Wishing to purchase a good Freehold Property, being the estate of the late JC Wright, | Esq Time will be given for twothirds of the purchase money. Enquire at the Office of Henny Paumer, Fequire, or of the snboscriber

CATHERINE WRIGHT, Executrix.

imeedimte pavyarent of their re peetive amonnuts, be placed in the hands of ai)

Ist

ite Deoks will

eee beg settle maent

A and collection en the of SEPTEMBER nest AUGUSTUS HERMANS, Gunsmith.

Atieust ith, ba. Just en the Square.

NEW TOBACCO FACTORY

at | June 25, 1566 et SYuMusuS!VS, FOR SALE, | : fEXNUE Subseriber offers for Sale that}

FEMIE SUBSCRIBER having JUST

OPENED a FACTORY at SUMMEKSIDE is prepared to supply Wholesal: Customers wit the island Manunfactared TOHACCO. warranted a wood arti¢le, at the very lowest p rees, nud om the mioxt reasonable terns — md hopes his Factory.

valuable Propertys formerly owned by Mr | Robert Haszard, con'aiming GU acres of Land— | tronting on tne North River and adjeining | “Upton” On the premises are a new House | and Barn, The facilities for shipping Produce at | Awe the frst of the kind extiullivhed in Prince the North River Bridge, and the extensive Mussel | Coaure, xill meet with liberal patronage from the | Beda which lie directly in front of this Farum, ren- Yrulers ond Merebuuts of Summerside, and Priuce | der it a most desirable Peoperty. Jouuty generally eee PATLICK REILLY. | Also, Summerside. Duly 21, 1865. | That very valuable Freehold FARM, known as | annie iScharmau Point Farm,— distant about a mile | and a half, in a direct line, from Summerside— containing 106 acres, and having a frontage of over | a mile on Bedeque Bay sud Wilmot Creek. | About 40 ageres are cleared and iv a high state of jeultivation; the remainder is covered with a fine |

| crew th of bard and sett wood.

| i

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To Fishermon & Shipbuilders.

gre Sub-eriber has on hand }00 Biles of EXTRA NAVY CANVY \S, in nambers 1. %.4.5,6,7.8. Alar. 300 saris DUCK snitable Pishing Bouts Sail Twine, Bolt Rope— Manilla Cordage, tron nil sizes,

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for

feap dea Spikes, | ply to < | 20 ite Cowl Tar, Naile JAMES C. POPE. 2 do Piteh, Castic gs. Ci'tewn, 7th May, 1236. iwl pat sj

Oukarn Parapiine Varnish, Beivit Varvieh, Seup Machinery Oil. by Koofing Piteh and Paper.

Tie whole will be sold at the lowest prices by

MH. HASZARD.

| A Farm to be Let, PAT VALUABLE FARM, the Pro-| perty of Mae, RICITARD HAYES

- Pipes, Augers,

the |

younger, lately of MORELL, in this Island. will |

be LET for one or more vears. This farm contains } shout SEXTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND. a larve | | proportion of which is cleared ; it is sitauted on the | j western side of Morell River, adjacent to Morell} | Bridge, and fronte on the Main Post Road leading

from Souris to Charlottetown. 's office, JOSEPH HENSLEY. Chatlettetown, April 16, 1366

GRIND SVONES for Sale.

Ourxrlottetown, April 2ud, 186 ial Prices from 1¢ 6d to 6+. Apply to

GRIND STONES. - 250 A. Me¥ EALL. Churloteetown, Wh July, 1866.

Apply at the subseriber

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Sere

Orp Dr. Jupson’s eer

rT) Endorsed Dy the Medical College ot Glasgow.”

DR. JUDSON’S DEAD SHOT

WORM CANDY.

ON IE Sohapribers, B.L. JUDSON &C>.,

are the Sole Agents aud Importers on this

Continent of this Wonderful Medicine, and propose

to give here

A few reasons why itis the bestand safest Remedy in the World.

Ist—It is the result of the experience and study

of a Gentleman and a Scholar.

2nd—I[t is not a Quack Nostrum.

3rd—It is perfecity pleasant and easy to take.

4tb —The smallest child will greedi'y tease for it.

5:h—Tt never tails to kill tbe Worms.

(th—It is entirely vegetable, and cannot harm the swatlest child.

7ih—It is the result of 70 years experience ¢ old Dr. Judson.

Sth—It is endorsed by and bequeathed on his)

death. bed Ly old Dr. Judson.

Now see what a Physician of the Royal College said of it 20 yeais age,

Certificate from a Physician 20 yearsago. |

Before the Medical College, Glasgow.

I do hereby certify, that by request of scores of my patients and others, [ have analyzed what is knowe as old Dr. Judson’s Worm Candy Stieks; on analysis, I find it to contain nothing that is the least injurious te the youngest infant. ] fied that the Medicine used, acts specifically on the Worms, and is a perfect regulator of the debilitated system —knowing this to be the fect, and the medicine so

pleasantly disgu'sed in a candy stick, I strongly re- | commend to this Board et Physiceans to preseribe | Dr. Jad on’s Dead Shot Worm Candy to all their | paticnts that are troubled with the common or Tape |

Worm, [sienep]) C. . MACPHERSON,M. D., An alyrical Chemist. Old Dr. Judson expressed a wish that this Remedy should be put at such a price as would enabe all,

fTHE POOR ESPECIALLY, to use it. In deference

to that wish, We have put it at the following price.

ie Vrice only 20 ects. p.. package, or 50 ets tor three packages Sold by every Druggist and Medical Dealer in Europe and America.

Nore genuine without a fac simile signature of

| B. L. JUDSON & CO., on each wrapper *,* WoovesaLte AGexts for the Unirep States | Iraporters, (to whom all |

of America, ard only

orders should be addressed )

B. L. JUDSON & CO.,

NEW YORK, Sold by all Dealers

October 1, 1266. ly

CHEAPEST GOODS

IN MARKET

“European Exchange.”

100 Pieces GREY CALICO, | 50 pieces ReGatta 50 do White DO. SHIRTING,

will be sold at a Bargain.

P. W. HYNDMAN.

At EUROPEAN EXCHANGE,

ARE

AT THE

|} 50 chests TEA, very superior, at small advance ou

cost. P. W. HYNDMAN.

Merchants and ‘Traders will find it very much to their advantage to pur chase at the

** European Exchange.”’ P. W. HYNDMAN.

MID-SUMMER TRIP. To arrive per L. C. Owen, 50 Pieces FANCY Prints. Per Unpine, 8Crates EARTHENWARE P. W. HYNDMAN. July 16, 1866. RFMOVAL. y ‘ . jp. W. G. Sutherland bas removed from his late residence on Queen Street, to the corner of Kent and Great George Streets, and would respecttaully inform his friends and enstomers. that by lite arrivals of direct impor tations from Europe, he has yreatly added to his large Stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Perfumery, and Toilet Articles in variety.

DR. SUTHERLAND returns thanks for the pa tronage so liberally extended to him since his resi dence in Charlottetown, and hopes the same may be continued towards him; trusting that, by ! duity and attention in every branch of pis profes sion, he will retain the contideuce of the public.

uss!

The Dispensary is auder che Doctor's own supervision. Advice to the poor Gratis.

Charlottetown, May 7, v6.

EXCHAKGE ! XCUHANG Bon BOSTON, and Green-

backs bought aud sold by

I. C. HALL Churlottetown. Jnly 30, L866, tf FLOUR, NAVY BREAD, &c. 10 BBLS. EXTRA FLOUR, ss * NAVY BREAD, 25 Boxes a " For Sale by I.-C. HALL Water Street. Charlottetown, May 14, L866 TOBACCO. TOBACCO. 10 BOXES Flat TOBACCO, For Sale by i. C I 4 LIL. Water Street, Charlottetown, May i4, L&06, SALT. SALT. BUSHELS LIVERPOOL 10,00 SALT, For Sale by i. ©: HALL. Water Street, Charlottetown, May 14, L&66.

Judson’s Worm Tea!

TO THE raN ,7 rr atl TreEeNANT it xX OF i. gE. ISLAN Dd. fESHE Legislature. during the late Session having passed * An Act to assist Tenants in the purchase of the Fee-simple of their Farms,” by advancing to the Tenant ONE HALF of the amount agreed upon by the Proprietor aud Tenant, asthe Parchase Money of his Farm— The Commissioner of Public T ands hereby gives notice to all tenants

desirons of availing themselves of the privilege of

the above recited ASSIST SUCH TENANTS inthe purchase of their

| Farms, as in marner and extent provided under

such Act FOKM OF APPLICATION and fall partienlars may be obtained at the oflice of Crown Lands, Colonial Building, Charlottetown. JOHN ALDOUS. Comuiissioner. Pablie Lands Office. May 8. 1865,

Notice to Mariners! ( N and after the 5th MAY, 1866, a FIXED WHITE LIGHT will be shewn at the NORTH CAPE of Prince Edward Island, in ut. 47, lon. 64—elevation eighty feet. J W. MORRISON, Dep. Col. See’y. Secretary's Otfiee. May 3. 1866

BHA LD

Summer Arrangement. “EMILE MALLS for the United Kingdom the neighbouring Provinces, United States, &e, will, until further notice, be made up and forwarded from the General Post Office, Charlot-

| fetow hb, aS follows, viz:

For Canada. New Brunswick and the United States, via Shediac, every MONDAY evening, at 8 o'clock, aud every FRIDAY morning at 8 o'clock.

‘or Nova Scotia, via Picton, every MONDAY

k ps and THURSDAY morning at 9 o'clock, and, via Perms CASYeAp- | Brale,every WEDN ESDAY and FRIDAY evening

at 8 o'clock.

Maiis for Great Britain, Newfoundland and the West indies, every alternate Wepnespay evening, |

at 8 o'clock, us follows:

Wednesday May 9, Wednesday Angust 1, ee 23 a7 &

. ?,

“6 Jane 6, ” 29,

4s 20, a Sept. 12,

+ July 4, 9 26,

os ’ “ Oct. 10, L. C. OWEN,

Postwuster General, General Post Office, Charlottetown. May 7, 1866

f |

Act, that he is now prepared to |

Judson’s Pills.

DR. KNIGHTS ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORER,

which toveriably |

| | Is the only preparation in use | cnanecs GRAY AND Papen HAIt TO ITS OKIGINAL covor. Lts effects are ao UNIFORM AND SPR DY, as

} te be regarded almost yikacULeus. : 4

It gives UNIVERSAL saTIOFACTION, A single trial proving Its supertority over all other artiwles of- tered to the public under stpilar names.

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| ‘I DAY, wh lt welock, on QUEEN S WHAKFE,

‘arriving per Sleamers from Boston,

MONDAY AUCTIONS! Flour, Cornmeal, &e. &e. &e. YUE SUBSCRIBERS wil! daring the

Kernen, SELL at

Flour, Cornmeal and other Goods,

CARVELL BROTHERS, Atwlioneers.

Ch’'town, Jone 18, 1866.

By Recent Arrivals FROM GREAT BRITAIN,

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E.R. KNIGHTS, M. D, Chemist, Melrose, Mass |

Aud svid by all Drugyists, Perfumers, Faacy Goods Dealers, and Merchants generally, at

Gne Dellar per Bottle.

Di. KNIGHT'S HAIR DRESSING. A VEGETABLE PREPARATION

For Preserving and Beautifying the Hair,

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| Contains neither Vil nor Aleokol, | . . . This article bas been prepared with a view to

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DR. LAROOKAH’S PULMONIC SYRUP,

FOR THE CURE OF

Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthma,

| Cattarrh, Influenza, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, | Pieurisy, (nflaunmation of the Lungs or Chest, Pain

in tbe Side, Night Sweats, Hoarseness, Consump.- |

tien i ts e y stages 3 8 | ran . > nae jon in its early stages, and all Diseases of the land RETAIL, at ‘heir usaal LOW PRICES.

Throat and Lungs.

This remedy is too well known and too highly | | to arrive.

} ; | esteemed to require commendation bere It is re

;garded « necesssity in every huusehold, and is}

heartily endorsed by the medical aculty, clergy men of every denomination, authors editors, mem | on . : ‘ } ber of Congress, and many of our most distinguish 'ed men in public and private life. | COUGHS, COLDs, SOAR TILROAT,&c. | Letter from Hon. D, WV. Gooch, Member of Con- gress from Massachusetts.

Mecrose, July 19, 1865. Dra. E. R. Kssauts—Dear Sir ; | T have used Dr, Larookah’s Syrup in my family | for six years, and bave found it an excellent re- medy for Coughs, Colds, Sere Throats and al! consumptive complaints, &e [ uave recommended lit to several friends) who have received great benefit trom its use.

Letter from a well known Boston Druggist ef of twenty years experience, and Steward Han vccr Street M. BE. Church.

Boston, March 9, 1865.

| Dr. E.R. Kyionrs: Having used LAKOOK AH’S PULMONIC SYRUP myself and in my family for the past six years, I am prepared to say that it is superior to any medicine I have ever known, for the positive cure of Coucbs, Colds, Sure Throat and all similar complaints. As I take cold very easy, | nave had great opportunity to test the vinrurs of this valuable remedy, and it has never FAILED me yet, bowever violet the disease. Hav ing been in the Drug bu-iness for over 20 years, | have had good opp rtunities of knowing the virtues of the various medieines sold, and pronounce ** LAROOKAH’= SYRUP” tne Best of any article EVER presented to the public. Yours, W.R. OW EN, 86 Hanover St. Space will permit the publication of but a tithe “1 the certificates which are constantly coming in from all quarters of the globe. Patients will find the most conclusive evidence of the value of this re medy in a trial of it, which wiil cost but a trific, and which may yield priceless results.

| Loirge botties $1 00—medium size 50 cents. Pre- | pared by Ej. R. KNIGHTS, M D., Chemist, Mel- rose, Mass., and suid by all druggists.

DR. LAROOKAL’S SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND,

For the Speedy and permanent cure of

Liver Complaint, Serofulaor King’s Evil, Dyspep sia, Dropsy, Nenralgia, Epilepsy, Ervsipelas, St. Anthony's Fire, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils. Tumors, salt Rheum, Uleers and Sores, Rheunwtism,

Pain in the stomach. side and Bowels.General Debility,

Uterine Ulceration, Syphilisand Mer- curial Disease,

And all complaints arising trom or resulting in

IMPURE BLOOD, Tt is double the strength of any other Sarsapa- }rilla Compound in the Market, and is indorsed by the medical faculty as the best and cheapest Blood Purifier extant.

Read the following commendation from Dr | Anbot of Boston. widely kuown as one of the ) most snecessful practitioners in the country :-- Boston, Dee. 6, L8u3 | Dr. E.R. Ksicurs, Metrost, Mass :

Dean Sin; T have used Dr. Lakook «H's Sarsa- | parila Compound in my practice for several years jand after a careful observation of its effeets. ldo }not hesitate to say thatit is, in my opinion, the )SUREST, SAFEST. and CHEAPEST REMEDY

SCROFULOUS and SYPHILIN IC DIs-

tor

/medical professions Fraternally yours, S.°¥. AasBOTT, M D. From an eminent Druggist of Lowell:

C R- Kimpanr, Esq., of Lowell, says that he regards LAKOOKAH 8 BARSAPARILLA COMPOUND as ithe BEST SPRING MBEUICINE AND BLOOD | PURIBIER THAT HE WAS EVEK SOLD. The

demand for itis increasing with great rapidity, and lits good effeets are remarkable | Dr. F. A. D Vor, of New Orleans. La., writes that he has found Lakoukan’s Saksapakitia | Compounna powerfalalterative ofauiform strength | especially efficacious iu Serofulaand ull cutaneous | diseuscs, und eminently worthy of adoption by puvsicians generally in their practice ’

As a PUKIFIER OF THE COMPLEXION La- ROCKAH’S SAKSAPARILLA CoMPOUND is unrivalled | Thousands of Ladies are indebted to this prepara- | tion forthe marvellous purity of their complexions | JIN BRIEF, NO REMEDY HAS EV&k BEEN DEVISED SO POWERFUL TO COMBAT.L AND | EXADICVATE TILAT CLASS OF DISEASES WHICH | ARISKS FROM A DISUKDEKED CONDITION OF |THE DIGESTIVE OR ASSIMILATIVE ORGANS, /OR FKOM IMPURE BLOOD, As Larookah’s Sarsapariila Compound,

Prepared by E.R. KNIGH?S, M.D., Cuemisr,

Melrose, Muaxs. Price, $1.00 per bottle —6 bottles for $5.00.

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SOLD BY W. R. WATSON, Charlottetown. General Agent for P. E. I. Also by A W LeBrocq, Georgetown, D Gordon, ” J Binns, New Glasgow Bridge, | J Knight, Souris, J J Fraser, St. Eleanor’s, W T Hunt & Co, David Rogers, Summerside, R T Holman, O'Neil & Son, And by all Druggists and Merchants. May 21. ly

EASES that has ever been made avaibte to the |

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| Faney

7 ’ ’ T ’ T v

QUEEN SQUARE, AVE COMPLETED their IMPOR- TATIONS for the

Spring Season of ISG6.

Thankful to our Customers and the Public in yveneral for past favors, we HOW solicit a contina realize for their money as good V lue us cun be had in the City-

1 Case LADIES’ HATS daily expected

W.& A. BROWN.

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©, 1866

<ODA WATER!

‘ 7 HAVE RECELVED. per Steam-

ship ALHamBra, one of PUFFER’S cele-

In the preparation of the Oriental | brated SODA WATER APPARATUS, at a cost of

$600,00, for manufacturing

Pure SODA WATER.

This delicious, healthfal. cool and refreshing |

Beverage is extensively consumed throughout the United States and British Provinces during the hot months of Summer. Our GROCERY STORE is pleasantly situated on Kent Street, and the Ladies and Gentlemen of the City whe favour us with a call will always find a WARM re- ception, and a Cool drink of SODA WATER, tlhivoured with choice SYRUPS, manufactured on the Premises. HIUDSON & WRIGHT.

Charlottetown, Jals Uth, 1S66,

New Goods! New Goods [

pure Subserivers have jus’ ree ved, per

L C. Owes. and Usoixe, from Britain, part of their large and well-assorted Stock of staple and Faucy

Dry Goods, Groceries, &e, &e., &e.

STAPLE DRY GOODS — Grey & Whit Cottens, Printed Cottons, Ginghams, Denatms Striped Shirting; White, Red and Bine Cotton Warp; Lowe's and Toweling, Table Cloths and fabling, Sheets and sheeting, Ticking, Bags and Bagying; Searlet, Blue, and White Flannels,; Fancy Flannels, &c. &e.

DRESS GOODS— Black & Colored Coburg and Lustres, Alpacas. Barathea, Alexandra. Cloths, Camlets, Barages, Fancy Checks, &e &e.

CLOTHS—Faney Tweeds, Milton, Black and Doeskin, Broad Cloths, Mantle Alpacas. Kussell Cord, &c¢, &e

KEADY-MADE CLOTHING—Pante, Vests, |

Goats, Shirts, Néckties, Collars, Braces, Hats, Cups, Boots, &c, &e.

SUN DRIES—Shaw!s, Paletoes, Ladies’ Hats, Searfs, Ribbons, Paper and Linen Collars, Luce Falls. Hair Nets, Bugle Buttons and Trimmings Luce and Muslin Curtains, Ladies’ Hose, Gents Half Hose, Gloves, Belts. Belt Ribbons and Buckles, Flowers, Feathers, Hoop Skirts, Back Combs, &¢, &c.

GROCERIES — Tea (an excellent article) Sngur, Molasses, Ginger, Mustard, Pepper, Cloves Kaisins aud Currents, &c., &c.

The above Stock will be sold, WHOLESALE

AUCTION, every MON- |

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Cloths, |

. !

SENSE

A COMMON VIEW |

OF THE

Mode in which

MOG BETTER

ACT UPON THE

HUMAN SYSTEM.

This is an age of inquiry, People want to know the why and wherefore of ull statements submitted

to them as facts, and as fur as this GREAT PROTECTIVE AND INVIGORANT

is concerned, it is proposed to gratify them.

All the physicians admit that the greatest diffi- | culty they encounter in their practice is in convey- ing to the seat of a disease the medicament thet will counteract and neutralize it. Electricity has | been tried for this purpose, bat it is now generally | admitted that the electric fluid is too snbtle un | Ii |

shocks the nerves, but cannot distribute through | ’

agent to be made the vehicle of medication.

But a |

the system anything except itself. Medicated eicc

tricity is, in short, an exploded humbug. liquid stimulant, as everybody knows, can be

i . : . “ : | charged with th+ essential properties of any and |

no herbial extract which it will not boldin solution

with all its preventive and curative virtues unin

paired.

| | Now, the pure liquid stimulant of w lich

HOSTETTER’S BITTERS. are in part composed, is charged with invaluable

renson of its

vegetable remedies, and these, by powerful diffusive principle, it couveys to every To use

taking

organ and introduces into the cirenlation

acommon expression, it goes to the spot with it just what is waned there. The essenceof ryr would undoubtedly diffuse itself through the or- ganization as swiftly, if administered pure and simple, as if mixed with the juices of tonic and al-

terative roots, barks and herbs

| Jife-sustaining balu? It would merely exc te

idl _| Itcould neither protect nor cure. And herein lies | |

| the essential difference between the effect of the | purest stimulant, when given alone, and the same |

every substance in the Mareria Medica, and there is |

Bases

The remainder of Stock expected daily, per Ships | ° . Se " es : t ee F | stimulant, when administered in the medicinal

form of

HEARTZ & SON.

E ROAD TO HEATH ~

ANY LOIS LPs

TH

HOLLOWAY’S PILLS,

Impurities of the Blood, In selecting the most appropriate medicine for g

particular ailment, there way be some difjcul y un.

less ore con be found to purity, regulate, and im. prove the quality of the blocd, These Pills possess and exert these three qualifications in an exter or. dinary degree They enable the stomach to digest any ordinary food, inerease the secretory powers of | the liver, cleanse aad purify the blood, expel alj | morind matter, and throw inte the e¢ireulation the |