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Valuable & Desirable Building LOTS FOR SALE.

FENIIE Subseriber offers for sale Two

Pleasantly sitanted WATER LOTS in George

" ; ‘ sa a Bi sdas own, with Water Privilege to the channel, ndjoim maiden mourns her broken pligh a Fe ny the Common: at the ensfern part of the Town

Bat. l who own 2 broken heart Aise. sewern| BULLDING LOTS indiflerent parts of

A sheald not play eo wild a part ‘harlot Terma liberal ’ 5 GEORGE COLES

Sto

*

Awny' I dare not think of joy! in sorrow'é breat Pll sleep to night

The tufait weeps ita broken foy

~~

tetuwh

th March

NOTICE! LANDS FOR SALE!

TEXIIE, subscriber, as the Agent of Sir Bart., The Right Hon Eawanp CUNARD, hae been directed to dis systen of LE ASING LAN DS—heretafere pursued For the future these lands will be SOLD on the following

For what is faith? and what ja truth ? Charl A ream, a Breath, a flattering norme And what are hope and joy and youth And all the friends the poets « Inith Wot mach I fear! A girl

fi whole existence in a wight

may blight

Sameer. Conarn,

Laurence SUcirvas, and Mr

Poor fogla, we, suy, to love so ell! Bat then we kvow sneb things mast be

Phere scarcely rings a wedding be il,

prrilime the

| ' t ve it arity: » per nt. ot the Par some poor fv0l won his Kttee ters A deposit of Twenty ‘ ve | ce = j porehese money to be paid down at the tue o ote? . > themes pe : , ie , Aaut I, poor wretch, T write mv, aT siguime the mere ment, ute oe residue bh we Laimest think [ weep al Lines years by equal tnsta ments The price will be

from Twenty shillings (Oe) per acre upw ards

2 Further particulars made known at the Subseri “yy. vcr wry re! ‘ ao.

MISCELLANEOUS SCRAPS. | bersottice pe

cea ied PPL PLP APPL LPL ADA

Suarr Answers.—At one of the hotels in

DEBLOIS. Ch'town, Muy 15, 1885

Agusta, lately. the landlord said to a bow fer. Yaluable Farm for Sale. |

“See here, Mr. ———. the chambermaid found a lady's barr pin in your bed this morn- |

aud it will not answer.”’

(puke Subeeriber offers tor sa'e the LEASEHOLD INTERE-T of BIGHTY ONE

—— Ee CRES OF LAND, on Tewnship No. 20, Forty ‘ ei ; bus . “1? found a) ACRE N DD, M eli, replied oe warder, ae scres of which are under cultivatices and the re- women’ bair in the butter this morning.

but chac dees not prove you had a women 1D | is 7"

fhe two men looked at each other for about ten minutes, when each smiled and went hie way, no doubt pondering over the peculiarities of circumstantial evidence

passed in quantity and quality en the Lot. The FARM embraces many conveniences that enbaners ite value, and makes it attractive toa farmer. The Farm is situated on the Old Town Road, within \ balf a mile of Graham's Road Post Cffice. THOMAS LAWLESS. Old Town Road, July 31, 1865. ti

Valuable Farm for Sale. TY be sold by PRLVATE CONTRAC ‘:

Day. pet Not Turrsry.—Curran, convers- ing with Sir Thomas Turton, happene ito re- mark that he could never speak 10 pubdlictor) a quarter of an hour without moistening his | lipe; to which Sir Thomas rey lied that, in that respect he had the advantage ot hun :— | * [ epeke,”’ said he, ** the other night in the Howse of Commons for five hours, on the Nabob of Oude, and never felt im the east thiesty.’"—** Lt as very remarkable inde A, rejoined Curran, ** for every one agrees that

it was the driest speech of the session.”

Taunpsr axp Licurnixe. — Bruton once found one of bis silver forks, that he had given out to be cleaned, brought back with one of the prongs deficient and considerably reduced in weight. This made him storm vrlently, which made his wife interiere : | ** Hey day,” said she, ** you need not imi. | jtate the thunder about it!'’ — * ladeed,” said Brutor, “1 think I have good cause to mitate the thunder when | fiad tae fork lightning like this?"

A Gewivs.—A fast youth was taken ‘rom college by his father to a solicitor to be an about snllpo fanet “Uber tettne asticied clerk. The agreement was t ade, i teas aoeperty fa en ee and the solicitor remarked, * For the first) oon wishing to purchase a good freehold pro vis months irom to-day you will nut receive perty, being the estate ol the late J C Wright, any salary; after that, £80 a year.’’— | Esq. Vie will be given for two-thirds of the Very well, sir,”” said the youth, “1 shall | re Emqnire, or ut the residence of the sul returo at the end of six months.” a ae at

Jou) Actes. more or lewe, of excellent Land, ot whieh about 150 are uuder cultivation, and the re h i . maimoaer, for the mest part, covered with a valu able wrowth of Firewood, Seantling aud Fencing

x : ‘ ane Poles The Dwelling House and Buildings are large and comumodivus, condition application ta the S ibseriber on the Premises, or

c . 2 » 2 to CHaukes Patuen, Esq La! Ee hk. PL HAYTHORNE. Marsltield, Nov. 28, 1864. tf Le The lease is for 9 years,

rent js per vere

. . ‘

A Freehold Farm far Sale. ¢ eee of 175

Land, ina high state of cultivation, with a rood Dwelling House, Barn, Couch House, Thresh - « Machine, and al) other reqnisiies su tuble for a Farm Also, One Hundred Acres of W eod Laud in the te on tee south side of Elliot River ubout seven miles from Charlottetown, and quite

Xe

and the annual

rear, sittia

prodtice,

ver, lu l’rince street - flow to Live ow a Penny a Day.--For CATHERINE WRIGHT, Executrix. Charlottetown, October 6, 1804 tf

breakfast, eat a pennyworth of dried a; ples, ) without drink ; for dinner, drink a quart of water te swell the apples; take tea with a) friend.

€yarseness snp Revinewent.— Coarsenese ard criminality are pear neighbors, and a twste for refined pursuits has a powerlu! tendeney to take men awuy from vice. A pat with fence poles, scautling and burdwood course community invariably victimises the ori. jes quality sibegign weaker sex, and the amount of civilization Phere ure on the premises a New Dwelling aod buman worth in any svciety may be | Mouse YS by 2S, a New Baru 06 by 30, fi gueged by the cultivation of ite women and ul-o a Barrick

FOR SALE. t>Y private contract, TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, situate on the South Wiltshire Road, Lot 31. 8 miles frou the it SO acres clear andin a high state of cul

city, abo ed, and 40 acres

vation, the greater part being fit ean be easily cleared, wand the remaimider

complete, a Hay Mouse 40 by 22, and Dairy, and a never-failing Well of Water at the respect they receive. ithe door, and a stream of water runs through the cov iy i entre of the farm A Parvate Ixeviny.—Why is a soldier! centre of the faru Aigo oo whe attends to the commund, ** Prepare to This property is admirably situated, being con m a : ” tiguous to Grist, Saw Shinule Mills, also te receive cavalry, like his own weap oe places ot public worship, amd «a school within d Beeaase he's abeyin’-it (a bayonet). chains of the ; | North River Bridge, of the pimees out stand For further p rtienlars please apply to Henny Devusg, onthe }

and

remises, nnd within 31 miles of the

oue best shipping

Sepuime anv irs Revexse.—There is but a step from the sublime to the ridiculous. A loeal journal thaa deseribos the effects of a/c hurricane :-—** It shattered mountains, tore 5 . JAMES up oaks by the roots, dismantled churches, Charenton un, Anes 21, 1860 laid yillageS waste, and overturned a hay-| NX §—Thist land will be stack.”’ | purchasers,

Fasutonapie Tatx —A lady thus ad Iress- “es : a on ed. her servant in the presence of a fashion- | ate DR. C. L. STRICKLAND, able party -—* Mary, relieve that burning | Mursweon Eder art imst. Great George Street,

luminary of the superincumbent dros: that CUARLOTTETOWN.

beure upon it.’ * Ma‘am?’? said Mary,} April 17, 1865.—ly

rehiises, or to

JAMES P. DOUSE.

sold in Lots to suit

confused at what her mistress could mean ** Take,”” said the lady, ** from that lum- nous body its superincumbent weight 0! cou- seamed carbon.’ ** Ma'am?’ repeated Mary ** Snuff that candie, you husey you!” ex-| claimed the lady, in huste. ** Yes, Ma’am.”’

Dr. FRANK D. BEER,

Physician & Surgeon. Surgery & Prag Store, KING. SQUARE.... CHARLOTTETOWN.

September 4th,

As Aseren’s Patience —A person, laie on Saturday afternoon, hailed a genticman, as be was skilfully essaying the wily tisher-, tean's art for trout, with, **ilalio there! Got. anything?’ —* Got anything!

Sto,

Ota —

course het; Lon'y came bere last Wednes- | . . yo day !'' was the reply, as the patient angler | Js B, BLACK, ts 0. ence more cast bis patent fly. Physician & Surgeon, The only joke that General Grant was ever | St. Elenmor’s. << « known to perpetrate, was one day duriiyg his ais ‘Gita Ac campaigning 19 Mississippi, when the vebel) 0 Oe Geveral Winter was commg up to attack one | J ‘ of the Wings of his army, where the com-| a Ol N BE L, L. mander-in-ehiel happened to be bimseif pre- ia Trt . Sauk tiie cake. nant, a sietig| RXierchant “Lailor, knocking the ashes from bis ergar, and look- QUEEN STREET, ing around at the officers hear him, ** you | mor pa rar ee eae ad ite| CHARLOTTETOWN. vise you tu bave the boys keep up « good, July 24, 1865, ly ' i ; ' A young lady who let her lids drop on | Fy Pe NORTON, Commission Merchant,

benig spoken to tenderly by a young yeutle- | them, and}

man if anxions Ww rec -ver AND

offere & handeoine reward for their restora- Awuectioneer.

tion. A naatica! gentleman of her acqaain-| | oa eae) | a at y tance assures her that they could nur have} GEORGETOWN - - - P. E. ISLAND.

been properly lashed, or they would out have | October 4, 1864. ly

been fost. | — ee > rn eine ** Who is that lovely girl?’’ exelaimed the | J " jth il 4 L, ;

witty old Admiral Farragut, to his iriend, President Jonson, as they were wilking) Commission Merchant, AND

arm-in-arm along Pennsylvenia Avenue.—

**That,’’ eaid the President, ** 19 # Miss General Agent Glass from Tennessee.’’—*: Gilass!"’ reiter-| J .. ae at ated the facetious and gallant old sea-dog ; | BANK BUILDING, GUEAN STREET, ** f shouid often be intoxicated eould | place} Ubarlottetowa, P.-E L.

such « glass to my lips !'’— New York paper.) 12th June, 1865.

isl pro tf

Saas | ~ — ** Going, going, going!"’ said an auction- ; eer. *( Vebere ute you going ?"’ atked a | ARCH D, McNEILL, large bearded-man in the room. ‘*1l'm going) Auctionce., Accountant,

AND

GENERAL AGENT.

tw the Zoological Gardens, to tell the keepers one of their baboons is lovse,’’ replied the | knight of the hammer.

A Yankee editor lately closed a leader in| thie unhappy strain—** The sheriff s officer | i# waiting fur us in the other room, so we! have no opportunity to be pathetic; we are |

wanted, and must go. Delinquent subscribers | WILLIAM gs. MACG OWAN,

—_— . ' . : you have much to answer for! Commission Merchant

‘harlottetdwn, P. FE. Taland.

A CARD.

Lleaven | may forgive you, but we never can.’’ | AND When you see an old man amiable, mild OO EEA eee equable, content, and good-humored, | e sure | SOURIS EAST. that im his youth he was just, generoos, and! «5. yp oa .

‘ Souris, May 1. 1565. tf forbearing. In his end be does not lament! - the past, nor dread the future. He is like | ROBERT L WEATHERBE the evening of a fine day. , a

A clever eaddler sold « saddle, but forgot) Dattister { Attornen ~ at - Law, who was the customer, so he told bis clerk, N / Pp te. Cand . to charge itm alk the bills sent out. Le) Notary Public, Conyeyancer, Ke, afterwards confessed that thirty-two had ORice over Merchants’ Exchange, paid bia for it. 156 Hollis Street, Ualifax, No 3.

A tradesman reeentiy told a youth in his Sept 11, 1865. Gu Shop to write in large letters on a wieet of | — i oo a Vis wr a ** Wanted » stout laud as itght porter.’ WiLLEAY JAKE AN,

hé young scupegrace, either from ignorance | Blacksmith & Farrier, or design, wrote, * Wanted a stout lad as G ‘ likes porter.” Old Stand, near Temperance Hall,

* Well, my good woman,” said a clergy- | man who was sent forin the middle of the) night by ene of bis congregation, * sv vou are | SHOEING on the most improved principle. nf, and oo the condelations of religion. What can 1 do for you ?''— No,”’ replied tine old lady, ** 1 am only nervous, and can’t | vieep. "=" lisw can f help that?’’ asked che minister, ++ Oh, sir,” suid she, * you al-| ¥ays put me to sleep Bo nicely wien I go to | ——— caren, shat I thought If you would valy | preach & littie for me !"’

Is ig merit, and uot title, which gives im- } rfanee. Jo wsauselulness, and not gF sodeur, «isch makes the world happy.

Before ** love. comes in at the dios’ it would be well for him to peep through the keyhole. He might see cometh g that would prevent brm trom entering.

“Well, Mr. Tree, if you're shout to leave. ¥ eltall detain your frunk.”’ exclaimed an Inceneéd landtaly to Ler lodger, who was eogitty ip arrears.

My first Ido: my second [ dy pot wuvle you are ?—Love-ly (lic).

pared at the shortest netice.

WANTED, a person who has bad some expe- rience in Horse Shveing. Highest w ages will be EEN @tis

Charlottetown, Anenst 7, 1865

BINAL NOPICN.

(ZuE ubsertber wishes to inform all those

idebted to the Estate of the late PATRICK (STEPHENS. Esqr. that unfess they pay their uecounts ju full this Fall, they shalk be sned for, withont any distinction of pecrone. after the closing of the Navigntion. Te All Kinds of Mercliautable Produce taken im payijent ee

Rod CLARKE.

Orwell, Sept..20, 1565.

Public Notice! LL PERSONS indebted to the subseriber by é Note of Hand or Book Account. are reqnested to make payment immediately ATL wmoints éver due. nupaid on the 10th day of OCTOBER neat, will be sued for iidiseriminately ; my H. J. RICHARDSON.

Summerside, Sept. 25, i800. iu

2 mt eno me tenet

al = = mn hen cn a

matnder covered with Hard and Seft Wood, unsur- |

nud the land isin excellent |

| {rues and further particulars made known on

‘Best Manufactured on the Island.

Acres of Front |

Euquire at the office of Henry |

finished |

P. E. Island.

| £>° Orrictp—Reading Room Building, up stairs

ij AS REMOVED his business to the City, and ean be consulted at all hours. |

£S All kinds of Agricultural Lupleiments pre-

“NEW GOODS

Recent Arrivals from Britain,

———

FEXUE Importations for SPRING i being now COMPLETED at the

BRITISH WAREHOUSE,

BRITISH & FOREIGN

] ) Sto ) ittention of the ] ublic to our Stock of

PROS

we solicit the :

WERCHANDIZE,

Now Open for Inspection, comprising all the Requisite Articles for family use, in Fancy Goods and Groceries, $c. Ge. §e. WwW. & A. BROWN.

Dry Goods,

June 5, 1865

West India Produce. Ex ‘HELEN DAVIES.”

DB the arrival of the above Vessel, the Dd undersigned is now receiving— 10 bhds.

OU terces

» Bright MUSCOVADO SUGAR,

St bbls | 300 chests and half chests ot THA,

229 puns. © Choice Retailing MOLASSES,

“NEW S

‘ ee r } - , } Liquors, Molasses, Lea, Sugar, J ann

ue SUBSCRIBER bas now in bis,

hhds. § |

95 Heavy OX HIDES.

The above Cargo will be sold at private sale

Apply te J. & ‘T. Morris, or to

t

DANIEL DAVIES.

Ch'tewn, Aug, 21, 1865.

Best Island Tobacco! !

their friends and customers for the patronage extended to them since their

business, would jutimate that they have

GREATLY REDUCED The Price of their Tobacco,

which is pronounced by judges to be the

1200 JARS, (assorted sizes,)

that eligible LEASEHOLD PROPERTY,/ 7 NHE subseribers, in returning thanks to! Together with a full assortment of all articles in | on Lot 34. knownas * MARSHFIELD,” containing |

commencement li}

i

| | i

Samples can be had by calling at their Stere m |

} Queen-street, next dvor to the Bank of P. E Island. LOWDEN & RICHARDSON.

tharloettetown, April 3, 1865. isl tf

TONNAGE

WANTED.

NEW BRUNSWICK Ports for Liverpool!

Bristol Channel, the Clyde, and safe Ports on the | try, that be has just received, per * UNDINE,’ a |

Lrish Coast Apply to

a. §

Charlottetown, August 7, 105 IsGs. ‘International Steamship Cempany. yu I Splendid Sea- going STEAMER

CARVELL

| Master, will leawe Reed's Point Wharf | MONDAY, at 8 o'clock, a. m.,

land aud Boston, until further noiice.

every

FARES: From Charlottetown to Eastport..........-. -$5.50 ive - eer, ee SK) - NR. elie... By Steamer and Railway to Boston,....-.--. 10 00

| All Fares and Freights payable in New Bruns | wick currency J.S. CARVELL, Agent. duly 24, 1565,

| MAILS. PRUE MAILS for the neighboring Pro-

vinees, ete., will, until further votice, be made up as follows;

For NOVA SCOTIA, via Pietou, on MONDAY and THURSDAY mornings. at 9 o'clock Also via BRULEE, on WEDNESDAY PRIDAY feveniogs at 8 o'clock.

For NEW BRUNSWICK, CANABA, and the UNITED STATES via Shediac MONDAY evening ut Sox lock, and on FRIDAY horus ut

o'clock.

und on

i. OWEN, Postmaster General. General Post Office, Charlottetown, Ang. 4

Thirty Pounds Reward!

MHE

reward of

é 8, 1865 §

Government of this Island will PHIRTY POUNDS to any for the ay rehensiou of auy of the undermwentioned | MESERTERS, or for any INFORMATION,

i which will to the appre

pay a

person

PRIVATE or otherwise, hension of wry Deserter from Her Majesty 8 the 16th Kegt of Foot

sd Battalion ot ‘

Deser ptiou of Deverters from Her Maj aty'’s 2nd Suttution of the bith Keat of Foot. from fe EsDayY the Sth dav of AUGUsT, to TUrspay, the 19th SEPTEMBER, 1865:

Private ALEXANDER McPHERSON, age 36 years, a native of Glasgow, Scotland; height 5 feet 54 inches; bair brown: and whiskers: eyes grey; complexion sallow; broad Sectch accent

Private THOMAS GOODMAN, age 22 years and 9 mouths; height 5 teet S$ inches; a native of Newry, Ireland; bair brown; eyes hazel; com- plexion fair

Private DANIEL McREADY, age 34 years and S mouths; a native of Lreiand; Leight 3 feet 7 inches; complexion dark; hair black; eyes dark

Private JAMES sKATON, age 26 years and 8 |}months; a native of Ireland; beight 3 feet 64 in: | cowplexion fresh; hair sandy; eyes grey. | Private THOMAS MOFFATT, age 25 years; a | native ef Ireland; beight 5 feet 10 inciies; com- plexion fresh; bait brown; eyes grey.

Private JOHN McKAY, age 23 years and 2 months; height 5 feet 5 inches; complexion fresh;

moustache

j i |

TTESSELS of unv size, to load Deals at |

| seecoel of Goods,

“NEW BRUNSWICK,” EF. B. Winebester, |

for Eastport, Port |

(SMALL PROFITS. WE

'G ANDING, ex Sehr. Mary White, this |

} batr brown; eyes blue; a native of Newry, Ireland. |

| Private HUGH DEWLAN, age 22 years and 9 months, height 5 feet 9 inches; complexion fresh; }hair sandy; eyes light blue; a native of County Mouaghan, Ireiand.

and 7 months; height 5 teet 9 inches; compiexion fresh; bair light brown; eyes blue; a native of Northampton, England.

Private ROBEKT BROTHERS, aged 28 years

wurked; a native of Ireland

Corporal FREDK. JEFFS, age 23 years and 6 months, a nativeot Northanptom, England; height » feet 93 inches, hair brown, complexion fair, eves blue; a scar on right breast i } shoemaker.

Private ALFRED SMITH. ave 23 years and [0 mouths, a mative of Herta, Enuland; height 5 ft | 7 inches, conmplexion fresh, hair brown, eves brown

Private JOLIN LONERGAN, ave 26 years and 15 months; height 5 feet 5 inches; complexion fresh; hair brown; eyes hazel; mastown, Co Kilkenny; trade, shoemaker.

Private WILLIAM ROURKE ave 24 years and 8 mouths; height 5 feet 9 imches; coutpiexion fresh ; eves hazel; hair brown; a native of Kil keuny, Co Kilkenny.

Private GEORGE HAMILTON, age 35 wears ; a native of Moira, Co. Down; hei, lit 5 feet 43 inches ; complexion fresh ; hair brown ; eyes yp trade, weaver.

Private “THOMAS BLAIR, age 26) years: a native of Killyman, Co Tyroue, lreliud 5 height, © feet o inches; complexion, fresh; luir, black ; eyes, prey,

rey

Penaliies for Aiding or Concealing | Deserters, By the Imperial Act tor punishing Matiny and

| Desertion any person Who shall by any means what- | svever, diréetly or indirectly, procure any Soldier to desert, oruttempt to proenre or persuade any Sol- dier te desert, and anv person who knowing that | any Soldier-ts about to desert, shall aid or assist him in deserting, or knowing any suldier to be a | deserter, shedl conceal such deserter, or aid or as- } sist such JDeserter in concealing himself, or «id or | assist in his resewe, shall be deemed euiliy of a | Misdemeanor, and shall, on-couvietion thereof, be- | fore any two justices of the peace acting for the | County, Distrier, City, Bargh or place where any jsuch offence shall at any time happen to be, be | liable ta be committed to the Common Jaol or | Honse of Correction, there te be imprisoned, with jor withont bard labear, for such term, not exceed-

jing Six CaLenDeR Monris, us the convicting Jus- 12th June, 5.

tices stall think tit.

Any Tavern Keeper or other persow suffering a Soldier to remain in bis or her house after the hour jof sink inthe evening, from the first of MAY to

te 30th of SEPTEMBER; and after the hour of | | kiGwT in the eveving, from the Ist of OCTOBER to the 30th of APRIL, without a written press from his Commanding Officer, shall forfeit Twisry | | 7 tines for each and every olfeace, with costs of suit.

TWENTY POUNDS PENALTY. By the Ishind @tatate of 50 George the Third, |

cap. 4, ey persons harbouring, coucealing or as-| 12th June, 65. is! pro tioner whose naw stands on the * Medical Register,’ [tinting ang Deoeter tron Hes Sijenty'« Apmyeis |e er LO ibeetenersatateae Mele sac iT ta Shae War Maral ance nes as ~—s« | @weclusively engage or @ series of yeurs in the. oe vr or his Deputy. aadany Constable or | Sugar, Molasses, Fiour, treatment of the various functional disorders of the | leer or Soldier in Her Majesty's service, are, by OW LANDING ‘ : | nervous and reproductive sy shi : i ; ujemi) » ane, by | a 2 ‘ar . | Ystem, which, owis hee conga eo aaa a ee, Eee | * Alice ae ist wi oe TEhe Hf he pehe- the great discoveries of modern science, are mes Haag, suspected to be x Deserier, und tuke him, befere a wal : sisting © aS of un pi | LS enueleus fies ham, § 5 hinds ceev Driv Wirth er habe sai uip ed subservient to a rational, simple ; opty 3 OUNDS. LEW j 22 “s, "elarg Sa a * a ADO Sl GAR, of treatment. ' i pod “ mode 5 i : os m NDS REWARD is by the same Act @8 iietcea vr Rico MOLASSES, At bums tor soncuttintias Saliy Qrom ton sith puvable for Pa Hehe edie UF wars wc es 3 5, ‘ ae , puyabie tor the appret —s auy such Deserters barrels — § Muscovade Dv wkd trith x Lill eight, either a edomduep is a oy NOTICE 100 Sides SOLE LEATHER, ter—37 Ledford Square, London, Engtand, Tn addition ta the Reward for the apprehension | Fur Sale low trom the wharf, by Patients residing Ca ears a of Deseriers, pavuble by an Actof Ar®sembly above Charlottetow ey q ds te, CARLELIL u ry rs by correspondence, and remedies exn meutioued, esau of Seven Morxps willbe added | ee tee 18, 1868, be forwarded in secresy and safety to any address. und paid by the Colonial Goveriuiient. . Lit é : iesi = *t netiate. a “ | _Sheritis, Justices of the Peave’ nd Constihles line, Lime. may be had ee th roth qt die ‘ . a hte 12 ’ yar es ‘ y be ha @ undermentioned Ay =| their pe ‘ap wT ber beret al we se. sit UST RECKHLY ED, on consigninent— Is 6d ; free by post, 3s, currency oe Ageuts, price F ‘ sakee toe, 18 rele ‘ oo , 5 , oS ; stonof the above désenibed: Deserte rs. a pants 200 Moras No } LIME: . Hauirax, N. 5.—Mr Juboson, Chemisg: 2. * site couveyunee to Head Quarters, Charloitetow n July 24, 1865. or sube by Bit aad Lanwourn, N Si- Bosna Feat | ‘yl . _ i POPE Col. See’ y ” name TM wa 7 4 Pt dale. 2000 ers. - } Colonial Secretary's Otlice, 2 ea BER E Tj : —— | Sypsey, CB —Mr. J.P. Ward, News Offec, {= _ English Malt Vinegar, ra. pP $77 ’ For Sule at CuartstTETOW > oD » i UGS Fa | : ciel aTerows, P. B.I—Mr. JI , » x *Q is , Wr. : > SOR § EGS & Lge aes W. E. DAWSON'S. eth, peat jie’

Lance Corporal GEIRGE MUMBY, age 2% years

and 1) months; height 5 feet 5 inches; complexion | fresh; hair dark brown; eyes dark | row; pock |

aud vtlers near, trade |

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ECEIVED by the Spring’ | Ships from England, and for; Sale Cheap—

20 Tons iron,

TORES!

* 4 phi me TTL AUdgal Lf eWay as GREENBACKS Boston and Coloni:

ND KEXOUANGH ON> BOSTON,| Aer -" STEARISHIP LINE,

BOUGHT and SOLD by I. C. HALL, al

Agent Boston & Colonial 5.8. Line. | Ch’town, Aug

Dorchester street.

| ye Fr I N Le Sea-zomhy Steamshiyg”

Greyhound, P, A Nicknesox, Master: and Commerce, 1. .M. Snow, Master, wilt’ ve” BOSTON for CUARLOTTET( WN, alternately rm every TUESDAY, calling at Haolitax and Caiyey Returning, they will leave Charlottetuwa oa Boston every MONDAY, vp

21, 1855.

12 Bundles Sheet lron, (12 Boxes Tin,

, , P ; } anized Do [4 Bdls. Steel (in spring E lout } Lobacoo, Sundt J 3 pie se bal J Y ae shoe 4 . Groceries, We 195 Bags Nails and Spikes, | cask Chain Traces, | cask Files, Sad aie I Screws,

Zine, 1 * hook & eye Hinges 134 Kegs Paints,

I cask Bolts and Nats,

Siwa,

Slates,

NOTICH. eyanye:) pur undersigned Execnrors and Trustees | of the Estate of the late JOHN S. BREMNER of Charlottetown, deceased, hereby wotify all pet sons having Guinw on the aaid estate to furnish their necoante forth with to Renarnn Hearrz, Esq, ¢ Great George Street ; and al) persons indebted to) The Commerce will call at-PICTOUY of i the said exstute are requeste d to pay over v ©) regular trips both ways. z e amonnt of their respective accounts to him, he | By arrangements just now completed, FLOUR | a "yh MES eds | will be forwarded trom New York to Charlotta | ROBERT LONGWORTH, [tea for THREE SHILLINGS per Barrel; bys ht if ‘kp HEAKIZ. ithe above-named Line, in convection with Wiig: executors and'Trastees. of Steamshipe between Néw York sud Beaning Chiurlottetown, Angust Sth, 1864 which hand at the same wharf as the “Grey boting? : Land * Commerce,’ Whitney artd Hutheway) New t ' York; Agenfa. : : : — Judson’s Worm Tea! | ors: Aretowr of passiGE by the Bete

} octal a wad Line; apply te oo ae dna an . , ; , s} & CO, 4, Cotimerce Street, Bostony THE MOST RELIABLE PRIBND! STC MALL, Ngee

cnet,

New Brick Storesa,Do chester Street, Charlotte oo town, the following Extensive and Valuable Stock OF

IRC N DIZE NM ERCH AN YZ, 45 comprisitg WINES, BRANDIES, and other Ll OUOKS of the best quality ; fresh GROL ERI bs all kinds; FLOUR, TEA, SUGAR, TOBACCO, | MOLASSES, equal eo any articles of the kind in the market, Which he vllers to wholesale und retail

lL eusk Vices, 3 pairs Bellows, 3 Auvils, l 380 Gis. Paint Oil, 1 Bag Curled Mair, 1 bile Shoemuker's Hemp, 12 dozen Seythes, 3 barrels Putty,

Ll cuse

1 eask Shot, 1 case Ritle Cartridge, Percussion Caps,

50 coils Cordage,

eV ty

15 Caska and Cases

General Hardware Goods.

customers At the lowest prices for Cash, —-¥1Z:—— 70 Puacheons choice Demerara RUM, 70 Hogsheads Hollands GIN, 6 Fhds. Irish and Seoteh MALT WHISK EY, | Cases Contectionery, and 6 Hnds. Pale and Dark BRANDY, Genernl Groceries. 6 Hog-heads PORT WINE, vane W. FE. DAWSON. 6 hogsheads of SHERRY, _ June Sth, 1865, 5 yes Ts | 100 Goes BPP EE ured WATCHES and JEWELLERY. | 100 degen Guinness’. PORTER, UST RECEIVED fro ENGLAND.| i of best quality, and for sale at a low price— | EE 0

Horizontal Watches in Silver Cures,

to Charlottetown, Sépt. 11, 1885. ah a

North Shore Steamship Line!

‘TEMIE FINE Steamer Island City Isang | Smitu, Master, will, autil further notice, lente "| Charlottetown for Shediac, Richibucte, Chat me > | Newcastle, Caraquet, and Duthousic, every MOKS DAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock; retiiroing, she!” i will leave Dalhousie every Weduesday, at So pom, é The ‘Island City’ connects with the Steaa. | ships *Counnerece” and * Greyhound,’ at Char. $ lottetuwi. - For Freight ordPassuge apply te 7

ALSO, Sarréls Washing Soda. Keys Baking Soda Roxes | }Soap, Boxes Pipes, Bags Walnuts aud Filberts,

i

Lo hogsheads of SUGAR,

‘ ie 3313 i baled Sewatied.. 4... «5.2. >> £310 0 | Ii Co HALL, Ageut<— 30 puncheons of MOLASSES, | Do it Huitting Cabos ar ian eee ee 40° 0 : prereset | Sept. 11, 1865. w+ Sahl 500 barrels of FLO UR, Bitalioh TCTs, . 2. oe eck ec wetee o's < Its Searching & Healing Proper- | —_—-+--—_- > :

Boxes of Honey Dew TOBACCO, |; Wateh Chains se Keys. tare 8 Rings. Steel Ear | . | Ringsand Brooches, Gents’ Pins in great variety, | 100 Loses Liverpool SOAP, a ven

80 boxes of PIPES, ies

; ae L Yr

FLODR, FLOUR =F

BBLS. Extra Siare FLOUR,

A) Bois No | Superfine Canada Fiusy For sule by ‘ ,

J. ROBERTS BCKART, _

tiesare knownand recognized | throughout the World. | 10

The number of years this invaluable Ointment | has stood the test of public opinion, (and the lorger | known the better appreciated) is a testimony of it-

'

A. PURCHASE, Watchmaker, Simardon’s Corner, | Charlottetown, Oct, 31, 1864. | |

» GROCERY LINE, to which he invites the Ty r af anc 3 3 sthing that ould Be | _ August 2), 1865, mr ;

: vhs ol Nie triode a Towa and Country, whove DR. G. W ' SUTHERLAN D Sritea ta son ‘Ot etd eleeMoarel eating | ROSENE OIL ee past favours ure respectfully acknowledged. | I ETURNS thanks for the very liberal | properties. In the cure of bad legs, bad breasts, 6 Tid K . . . 7 a OWEN CON NOL! =. | patrouage extended to him since commencing | gores, wounds, and ulcers, its effect is marvellous. | N ST Ok is, awd for sale dow, sift

Yo Bhis KEROSENE GIL. > & J. ROBERTS ECKART.« Angust 14, 1860. . v 2%) ‘avy

oe REDO PERE: cane

Charlottetown, May 29, 1805. sl | the practice of his profession, in its various branches, | For ring-worm, scald head, scrofula, and d seases ot | that the same may still be continued towards him. pared to it. When assiduously rudbed upon the | Shei ie‘tinet | skin (previously well bathed in warm water) this LNT Ep iV et} 2 Safe ¥B3 si . pe stad cat chs oa | Ointment is quickly absorbed into the system, and | EY EO Wd f VX Ds his present large Stock of i | cleanses, in its passage, evéry part to whith it is) BBLS. PLTCH. isha av | Drugs and Chemicals, | applied. | 3 nopunts vical . > wens * ‘ zi 2 i Ey 4 . vr c nt . . “ ‘s 2 * Beli's Clothing Store, | Choice Perfumery. Toilet Articles, in variety ‘|Glandular Swellings, lumps, | _Anguet 14, 7805 ii ; ite awe lcompetent of doing justice to the businese . The Dispensary department will be under his : . . » . o Phe Dispensary deyuartine wi e unde Throats and Diptheria. j NoW LANDING, ex Schoonér Mania pu KE subscriber his the honor to announce | Dk. SUTHERLAND beys ulso to observe that be! Tn any of the above diseases, imiwediate and per- Froia, froni Qt EnEC— . : . ™ i ° : aa avinw oon fe 7 . -otls aiiinean . “fie . 1 " Kutee rm a " . to his wamerous cretamers in toww tnd cou: | trusts the fact of having practised in Scotland seve- | manent relief is obtained by effectually rubbing this 1764 Bags LIVERPOOL. Ss ALT. | Colonial practice in every branch of his profession, i chest and back, Its acts upon the very u ainsp: ings i ; jcombined with unre mnt tage assiduity and _berso- of life; for thromgh the glands pass allsiew matter:| J. ROBERLS ECKART, oun wil attendance, will not fail to obtain confidence | required for the body’s reparation aud all old par | : Water Sten ' Charlottetown, Sept. WT 4865.0 * ‘

NEW and SELECT

. re lin this City, and trusts, by atteution and ussidvity, | the ekin generally, there is no remedy w be com- | ARRIVAL OF { By the LATEST ARRIVALS i | lselected from the best London Hongse, by those o.¢ ° ne ; QUEEN STREET | | Bronchitis, Quinsey, Sore SALT. |own 12 mediate superintendence t ral yeurs, and nearly twenty years of extensive detergent Ointment, twice a day, upon the ‘nevk, | For sale by "ial land ensure Satisfaction ticles detrimental to its prese oe

vation.

suited for the r R ES k N 7 and COM iN G } ea Advice to the prey uratis | ment, used conjui: tly with Holluway’s Pili, will ae en Sewers

2 . eee alt he te shaltddht Queen Street, Charlottctown, P. E. Island, , carchiiely dad Ualtaldly bs to efced dated li JUST ARRIVED s Ty SEASON, and which he is coufiden Wocambar 26. 1004, | act so searching] ope wervels y as to sin} !, ‘ will give satisfaction in — . — ~~~ the most hopeless cares. - . . | | . o Style, Quality and Price. Boots and Shces. ‘Rhoumatism, Lumbago, Con-| Stoves, Stoves, Stoves

to all who may favor him with their orders.

tracted and Stiff Joints.

JOHN BELL, Merchant Tailor.

| Women’s, in Kid, Cashwere, Memel aod

i tent: Lasting, from Gs. Gd. per parr and upwards.

DAWSON.

| May 22, 1865. tf @May 29, 1865, : Grain! Grain! Grain! TEX highest price given lor BARLEY and OATS, at Coles’s Brewery and Distillery,

=e Constantly on baud, at pricescheaper than ean

be purchased in the market the best of Kun. Brandy,

Gin, Whiskey. and a superior article o Malt Whis

key. Aleo—X, XX. and XXX-Ale. Charlottetown, Jane 20, 1805.

eu IK} subseribers have just received, per Schrs. Nassau and Mary & Charles, from the Best Foundries in the UNLQED STATES, |

1000 STOVES,

with the Stock formerly on hand, will make the | | larvest and best Stock of Stoves ever imported inte 1 P EK. Island, comprising in part of the celebrated Waterloo, Broadside and Magician COOK STOVEs, FOR WOOD, aud Black Diamond, Magician and Victoria COCK STOVES, FOR COAL, Franklin, for Wood and Coal, Bedroom Cannon STOVES, Ship’s Cock and Cabin STOVZS. so

DHX SPH MD,

TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.

JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB TP th So The Best Pamily tiedicinei:

Existence.

Drepared trom simpie Koots and Herbs that grow upon the Mountatns avd inthe lovely VALLEYS of Mexico, where the m glty Cordilleras raise their cloud-prlercing he ights By cleansing and Purifying the Blood, they not

suitable for Charches Schcolhouses, Workshops.ete, nly cure but prevent nearly G , e Weve beariy All of which wall be sold ] ) en i © At the Lowest Possibl Prics, ALL DISEASES,

They are the remedy the BOUNTROUS HAND OF | NATURE has provided for all discases arising trom

IMPURK BLOOD. [be names of those diseases are legion, JUDSON’s

Clotewn, Aug FILLS are the Best Remedy in Existence tor er at . the tulluwing Diseases :

7 mwanr Flour. Flour. | BILIOUSHESS, "RIEL subseribers have J Ust' Received, Scrofula, Worms, lleadache, Indigestion, Liver 100 Bbls. Bakers’ FLOUR, Couiplaint, Jo Extea Family Ditto, ' Warrauted Cheap for Cash. DODD & ROGERS.