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VOL. XVII. 1

KALL GOODS, | New Goods. New Goods,

Y various Shins from ENGLAND, | §YUE Subseribers heve just received, pe B = vers frot Bers TON aud HALIFAX, 1| ‘ ‘

Burgue ** Undine,’ from Liverpool, their

have ree:

FILL & WINTER STOCK, FALL §& WINTER SUPPLY OF

CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD I NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Cheapside! New Goods!

VRNELIE Subseriber would inform the Inhabi tante of P. E. Island, that, on the arrival of

the Brig ANN, trom Liverpool, G. ofler,

Bh HEARTZ & SON | :

A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF POLITICS, LITERATURE AND NEWS.

Kis is true Liberty, when Preeborn Men, having to udvise the Public, may speak firree.°*--- Euripides.

SLAND, MONDAY, JAN

| } |

LITERATURE. THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW.

GREAT BARGAINS!

; , “2 : Wholesale and Retail, i FAVE JUST RECEIVED from Britain. pyere'na stream in adesolate valley, cousisting in pact of DRY GOODs, . : : eg per Ships Undine, LC. Owen, Empress aud | : : 7 il For Cash or good Jomt Notes of Hand, 5 etus o laven pel neaeiird heck" af | A stream the? is sombre for aye ; ‘a cow sene o + . : . bss 3 ‘ : <OLUS, UATE B8BUTING & ’ ’ : 26 Casks & Casew general droamongery: yy open for Inspection at the Old Establishment, wos 1.2 & 3 WHITE LEAD, in 56, 28) & 14 : PF s | No banks on it blithesomely dally, Cutlery Pownnl Stre -t: also to be had at the New Store, ; : Staple & ancy D: y Goods } , 4 ile i Cask es Ibs. ; ’ Nor winds o’e? it wantonly play ; : . : a ™ aia . ae . Black, Red, & Yellow PAINTS, in 23 & 14 Ibs. ; Groceries, &c, No bird dips a wing in its waters, ' ; A Good Selection of Boiled and raw LINSEED OILS; menre igi ’ ‘ihe ; 1 ds Hves, C “3 thwick GLASS: STAI LE DRY GOODS, consisting of Nor tree, save the cy press, a spray. f ~ ~ nee 8 SiyeTOWwickh Geis ASG J L . 7 WIN TER CLOTHS, PULTY, Black aud White, in, Bladders 28 and Printed Cottons; Grey und White Cottous; Red, , co i Dexes Cin vhs Se iinetistees Whines Deieees Binin fe Manes t 4 The ’ ~ White and Blue Cotton Warp, warranted good ; Bat a ferryman grim in that valley, su pieces f eo aoe, vy ati Se ‘. bant aud Moseow Cloths : vii Sa rei ree ibis rare Cotton and Linen Picking; Towels and Toweling : A ferrymau wrinkled and vray, i6 Tons Naile & Spikes Dueskius, Elepbant au M Cl CUT NAILS, and CUT SPIKES; ; s fy ‘ 7 J3 beudles spring Steel 4 Diamond Head DECK SPIKES: Bagging and Bags; Osnaburg, Canvass, &e , &c. | Rows over the crowd that there rally I ; te is z A Gead Séibulon of Bare Retined and Common IRON, assorted sizes; CLOTH, a very large stock, in Mane For ever by night aud by day- - . Riisees do ; om * Barrela and Kegs COAL TAR; ; Cloths, | ine Cloths, W hitueys, Beaver, Moscow, ) Rows ¢ll of them over the river, 1s a Ready-made Clothing, Barrels Black and Bright VARNISHES; Devons, Tweeds, Pilot, Lambskin, Astracan, S: a!) Pheone thither ua fish oe thee may. 1 Cask Cart Bow r Gearlet. Wise & Sia Binnkete. tos ry R Coils HEMP and WIRE CORDAGE; Clothe, Tweeds and Doeskius, which will be sold ’ r . tee ari Hite ¢ wre PRE LR, oree Khuys il : . ’ , ‘ , 1 du Bolts & Nuts, way Wrappers, Printed Draygets, Cocoa Matting, | Bolts Extra and Navy Boiled CANVAS ; cheap for Cash. Like pilgrims down into that valley, l leu Screws Wovllen & Marsellias Quaitics Woollen Covers Bare YELLOW METAL, 3 ee es ; DRESS GOODS, in Freneh Merinos, From over the hills fur away ‘ Pink, Blue, White acd Searlet Flannels Fuucy do YELLOW METAL BUTI BOLTS, (a8; ‘ | 4 "" 1 de ee : : Wineeys, Coburgs, Lustres, Alexandra Cloths,) By many a pathway and alley 1 Be Axles D S ffs 1 LINCH RINGS, Lren and Yellow Metal: Sure og and Fauey Dress Goods, equi ltos A 4 ¥ any * Paes y und aley, ! ~* ‘ R i Sat ress Stulls. Crates and Caske GLASS, CHINA. and EARTH- +h 4, : and Fanuc) Be y Shar to any 1p A weary, incessantly stray ; are POUT INS, a , ' : , le city. — E 7 io Lustres, Coburyzs, Baratheas, Alpacas, Poplinets, ENWARE,—Crates assorted tor country : Phe young and the old bearing with them i Basket Vices 1b8 Kege Paints Ca ta, She rd Plaid Checks, Morinoes, Plain use : GENTS’ READY-MADE CLOTHING, in i as t} who have liv i but 1 ge ral ‘ : i ae or . i ; > , ; 4 Hose iO have lived but ua day. Sol) eden Wavetek: aud Baney Whincies, Tweeds, &« A NEW MIXTURE for Bottoms of FISHING Over and Under Coats, Pauts, Vests, Shirts, Col- Pi ‘ jo Turpeuzine, orsted Dam sks, BOATS, wuch approved ot by English, /ars and ‘Ties, the aes vet styles ; also, the newest) A mystery hangs o'er that valley, ® Cuske du Black aud Coloured Silks, Striped Silks, Shawls, fishermen, te = ( luth and Iur ¢ aps, and Felt Hats we shadow of gloom and decay . 4 le Putty, Mautles, Paletots, ¢ et Protectors, Corsets Parties wanting any of the above articles will visa tes iva eto “ool iE adtuie echo there sasicalle j lo Venetian Red, . : i do well by calling aud inspecting them, at the SUNDRIES — Wool and Brussels Carpete " » . ry r . ' ; " as 7 DPiere none are light-hearted and gay I ly Yellow Ovbre, Gr ey. White & Printed Cottons, OLD STAND, formerly vecupied by W. W.) White, Scarlet, Blue, and Fiocy Flannels ; Skirts r me ene ' Ne BAY. i V crmiton. Cotton Warp. Wadd Gloves, Hats and Caps.| Loxp & Coa. HEAD of LORD'S WHARF, | and Skirtifigs, Searfs, Gloves, Belts, he chill of the grave falls upon them,

Boots aud siives, Fuble Covers, Fable Damasks ‘ , '

Gents’ Lin i1.W te Cotton S ts. Wo t

+ assran Kiue,

are Siitta, Konnet Fronts, Gente’ Pies and Scarfe, Cot AK'PEMAS LORD. Di» Sieusa, lack und twiiite Lathe Wool Hoes. Rents’ Hos Oct. 29, 1366 Hbde Paineol, rd werent aah Prone Matas Ueabvel land ee . a i du Ole du ~ ety lve Ss a \ an KK ke : Queen Street Paney Govds Store. # Bhis Seal du r an een fe A —_ de Levbrweating Oil, ISAAC J. WALDRON, WW de Kerosene Oil A Large Lot of Furs. AGAIN 111) Boxes Glass, Ladies’ aud Gents’ Fur Caps, &c., &« . . : Z Urates Seutties, 4 ‘ ‘2 . 1) } it al ¢ C\sH > REPARE for Christmas, and selec Lof which will be sold cheap for Casn. oe ayes ee bg i UCase Sheewmatker's : : your GLASSWARE: dEWELLERY roys fread * S. © a. PURDIE. and FANCY GOODS from wy stock, where you } Bale Curted Hair, Ch'tewn Ortober 2 p66, fal 3m wi I tind every variety.and at pri ex to suit a A VE Pp } TOR vill ewig! ates oe pen ang, Fat ,apd pre 3 do Dyewnads, LIVERPOOL HOUSE. oT rie CG) 250 Ios extract Legwoud, a rlassware. & Biles Rope isG6. All kinds of Glass Laerps Globes, Chimneys These goods have been wel bought and with Fall Importations Completed. Pape w a sdon —— a = variety, lea Stock on Shelves and ia Warehouse, form a very 2 sin —— - . Cr - ain ‘ ans reserve bree sesortwent, aud are ofr d at my uscal low WILLIAM PULL Metter Dichgs.. Chinese Marbig Vusgs. pricee—either wholesale or retail--to c neh AS received. per Undine from LIVER- B rs W. DAWSON. POOL, Lotus. from LONDON, and is eae: eit. ioe Great George Street, Dee 3. ison Steamers trom BOSTON, a iarge aud weil Horse, Scrubbing, Shoe, Hair, Tooth, and other Brnahes a large assortment Japan Trave, Look

sclecled

BUFFALU ROBzs. MW BALES of BURFALO ROBES,

fo ale low

STOCK OF

le asin ithe British&Foreign Merchandize, IARVELL LROS.

> jane ’ auitabie fer the present abd coming Seas, = Me tt + . ’ ; Jan 4° wich has beet pucclused jn the best Markets, ’ . aud is tw w offered to the pu lic at the LOWEST . ‘ sh in ial . . . West India House, vcr er cise

be assortment includes the usual variety of

STAPLE DRY GOODS,

in White, Grey and Striped Shirting, Wuite aud

Upper Great George Street. CHRISTHAS, 1566.

Grey Sbeelings, Licking, Os aburg, W hte, HE Subscriber offers for Sale, at bis Scarlet and Bine Flannels, Woo! Blankets, Store, the fllluwiuy, viz Patches, Cotten Warp in all colors, &e, we.

11 Hhde Strong Dhrmran Huds. ibuliand #1N Casks Port and seerrs WINE Casks Heunesse: s Dark & Pale Brandy, Cusk« Stuich Witsk Pritux , Cues Iris! Wi ISKE Y D Dor. Ediuburgh ALE, 6 Cases CHAMPAGNE,

SPIRITS, DRESS MATERIALS,

in Plain and Faney Wineeys, Kuickerbockers, Coburgs, French Merinus, Camiiets, Baratheas, Alexsaudras, &c., &e.,

OLOTHS AND CLOAKINGS,

Biack aud Coleved Astracan, Whituey, Sei

&* Bloods xxx PORTEL, ' 7 Cases CLARET Cloth, Lainh Cloth, Doeskins, Plain aud Ribbed 40Boxes RAISINS. 3Rbiy CURRANTS, | Beavers, Pilot Cloth, &e.. &e 954 do RAISINS. Bays RICE 7 cs Tt ‘ ‘ Trad @ boxes Plus Bar PEPPER, SHAWLS AND SACQUES, Cheata Supeior THA, im great variety. ireluding mm Shawls, Cloth ible ( rushed sTGAK ke ‘Vashing Sopa, Weel, D wma, Victoria. Chenille, Piain aud Hbde and Bhie. PR. tbds and Beis. P R Wosen Muade Meld he feo MOLASSES, SLGAK Te tetas 7 D 2 a g Bhis. KReroweue OIL, 3 Bole Ked ONIONS, < oe RY GOOD 9 Dos. Aw. BROOMS, ‘D Voz. Aw. BUCKETS, PANCY ay ® of ail descriptions aud qual tities; Mautie, Dress —Aio— avd Bonnet Tronmings, in all tne newest etyles ;

2 large stock of Spices kickles, Frait, &c., &c..

adiwe’ Vele : er at ats n daindite Tor he alae Ladies’ Velvet and Beaver Hats, Hat and Bonnet

Borders, Hair Nets, Searts, Hoods, Sontays, Clouds, Belts, Beit Buckles and Rubbone, Fur Bows, Caffs and Mutt, &e, &e

Gent’s READY-MADE CLOTHING—the beat Town wake—in Over-Ceate, Under-Coats, Vesta and Pants, of all qualities of Cloth aud Style; Fancy Flannel Shirts and Shirtings, Fur Caps and Hate,

Shapes, trioves

The above aurtices are of the very best descrip- fou, aud will be wid cheap for Cush LEMUEL McKAY. Lasriotietown, Dec 17, 1866. FLOUR. 200 BBLi Chace Extra FLOUR, |

So ae ee

2) Superfine ‘“ Astrucan and Lambetin Cans, Linen. and gov - “ | Paper Collars, Neckties, Searts, Gloves, dec., &c. For Sale by I. ©. HALL. AL30,

By Wholesale and Retuil.

| Hogsheads ot Bright 9UGAK

Puucheons MOLASSES,

Chesta Superior TEA,

No. | New York & Canada SOLE LEATHER, ; Lay et aud Busoch RAWD.NS,

i} CURRANTS, &«., Ke.

ICRRING 20¢ Bole. new Bay vi Isiuud FAT HERRING, for Sale oy L C. HALL. Dee. 24, 1366.

"OBACCO. ® Boxes Awrican FLAT TOBACCO, for) — Sh by | Molasses, Sugar, Raisins, &c.

Tie'2e, et 1.C. HALL. | pur Subseriher has just completed his

ee ee FALI. STOCK Of GUUODS, which he offers

WILLIAM FULL.

Nov. 5, baie

1 for aw'e at his Sule lioom— COAL! COAL ‘ Pu cheons an j tie aaa of Brig! t MOL ASSES, A LAKGE (pantity wt Round and Housheads and barrels Bright SUGAR, : , Sach, Cape Brew COAL. « geod urucie, for Haif and quarter ces Luyer KAISINS, Seb: the Suberber, at the ‘vilowing Kater, Half and quarter drume of PIGS, ie — No. | Labrade HEARINGS, tn ialt barrels ; fiand Coal perTon, 2s 6d Also a quantity of Newlouudlaud HEKRKINGS Sek Cou! ” lts in burrels, TA : , in ree Chests aud half chests a Duy: of delivery, Vedueslay i mee ror Aud « quantity of Extra FLOUR ’ . . 4 . . Mhadotterown Ne. 10 1205 W W. LORD Charlottetown. December 10, [i

REMOVAL. 1 Sabserbe: begs respectiully to an-

pounce to es Gstomers and trends That he

| DAVIES @ WEEKS

a first cl

¥ iHave received, by Fall Ships,

bw REMOVE Dtothe New Briek Buildtiug, : , Gee Street, erretd on the sie of hi former | a oF ~ , Where Le baspened lis . . ° ee ‘ a . a

NEM GoopDs! a" Pavateiing' Sedde, > Keen ved per Unden, L. ©. Caren and Lotus, from ™ to which they would call the attention of id Gree Buiuiu, widier Uriewal trou the Uuited S| purchasers. L , CuNprisiy, o part, 6 | = tottens: ind NEW CARPETS. CRUMB CLOTHS Ca Grevand White Commun. Grey Sheetings, Regatta 0 AND FELT SQUARES! |Z aed Fancy Shirfige, Faney J'rinta, Deillivga, ‘ Q

dram, Giaaed linia, Casbane, | whings, Towel- | pq Floor Oil Cleths, Stair Diapers, on Battings Wie, Ked and Blue Cotton A a“ ams, de, Ke. w | Window Damasks and Moreens, Taubk x

} - ; Hloths: . e Blact ana Blue Pits, Whitarys, Devons, Astri- t| Peapes sad Damas, s O Cais, Sey ch Cwe] Faac Duesk Black aa ‘ = ‘ S, ey VESEINE, LIS Sheetings owelings, Flanne!s, w out ‘lathe, Blac! Doeskins and Casiaere aud Sheetings, Toweling ase i ioe Cloabinys *

Quilts, Counterpanes, Table Oui

; Dees Stuffs : Bred Merinoes, Soioured © varge Alpacas, Pen obutge and wmalres Fa y Checks, Gala laids, Plain sid Facy Winery», Serges, Cash-

legen, Plaids, &e

Cloth, &c. &e.

°2> >»

| AT Fane: Goods: ——— Ribbons, Penthers, 1 Hraaehesa, Dress SE ASONAB ik ; ume, Belt B Trimmings, Laces, BOXES LAYER RALESINS Tonge. Prilir, : Stamped Missline, Berlin i( 15 + YT slnudie o ' mule, Seatel “Y ern Patent aod Silk Velvets, 6 drttmeSultans “6 7 harreds Currante,

Velsot Rib " . vite, Divem ape, Borders, Caps,Caals, Veils, Hoods, Cluuda “9 itl _ ve 1) causes Walnuts, : il Filberts, |

Wodlens . 2 Jordan Almonds, . » Prench *Toms Whit, Searlet and Culoured 1 case French Ptr

: : , Candied Pee\s and Spices, t and Black Sbirting, Saseuy 15 ewt. Green Coffee, roasied and greund on the DSerges, bearta aud Cravats, &C.

| premises, producing his i Linens : Unriva.led Ground Coffee, Write Prontings (irasa Clotha, Hollands, Table |

W. kk. DAWSON, Dans Tickiy &*, Onaburgs, Hessians aud |

i , F , :

Gents’ Furnishing Goods : |

Ghee, Veata, Paiste, Shirts, Socks, Drawers, ea. Hate & Caps, Mufflers and Searfa, Neck

LOWiisST. PRICES!

1866, tf

Nov Wy

flowers, 1k “4 Bea '*,

Dee. 17, 1806.

‘EX be let for a term of 4 years from Ist MAY next. that valuable property situated in ‘the Royalty, avent one mile distait from the Oity of Charlotetow u, fronting ow the St Peter's Rowd on one ride ald on thé lower Royalty Road aud on | Pel Also— ithe Hiliavoro’ River ou the otber atonnt cute elt, Velvet, an ' TS; dies’ | taining nearly 200 acres, known as the “ Belvidere aid Muffs w oo aaa | Farm, ‘part of the listale of Capt (FEORGE BEaze- Tt dad Skirting. - R bbe : gas’ Bh me; | OPY, Heqr. KOON, Phe property being so well aete, Se é Boots and "| pituated as to road and water frontage that it ean

he ” eC. 9

: 7 be let iu two, three orfomp separate teacuents, and —_ oo Tailors’ Trimmings. | wil be let tovetberor separately ae may be de- he and Dye Stuthe ;

‘ a / : ‘ol i . oe én or brushment Of any kind to te ot sired. No wooed, trees or Ww, tres, he, u f I Areortment '

pal aulesefor use on the turin. Sealed tenders : : ‘ » whole or any part or parts thereof will be , PREDERICK LEPAGR. | fhe i" ous “i LE AG sites!

;

‘ Collate, races, and Kabbe: Coata.

6

| received by the Sabsesibers until the 16th MARCH | fe 08 deste - DBRENAN.. HODGSON

4 de 4 hte D- 1S eee . é.

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je Me : Tale

Furnishing Department, |

Lands to Let. |

J (Beion Bavk, 30d Dee, 1366 4.

“iW uler Sireet.

luge Glusse 8, Pu er Collars, and Woollen Alutilers. Cutlery.

Kuives & Forks, Carvers, Razors, . Scissors

Curey Cousbs. Pad Locks, a very, large siock by wholesale & Retail Pranspareut Toilet Soaps. a superior article for Ladies use. Matches, Ker sene ())] bs per gallor s Tobacco. Tea, Vine yur (s~perior). Lamp wicks all sizes, Albans, Tove \ Vatrie Poriewounnaies, Couwbs, und a variety of

Cuse Goods,

Jewellery. Watch Chains, Keys. Brooches Rinus. Breceletts,

Watches

Drops, Finger Kets. Geuts Brewat Piss ainda very large stock « too nue Ute Lo

t it BOVE BowUA Wiil

tail, and to Country dea!

Llewlbeb in dStail

W hol

*rsata larve st

vor BDL —ALSO-—

Second hand Cook, Par and other Stoves Next d

Charlottetown

M W. Skinners Drngs Dee [SH tf

Far |

tf new Jewellery, |

ISAAC J, WALDRON

Watts’ Tea Store.

KENT STREET. Completion of Pall) Stock.

"OYHE Proprietors respeettully beg to an- | —

nonce that their Stock of choice GRO CERIES is now con te :— | TEA. extra good quality; best retei!ing MOLAS SES; Crushed, Granulated, and Brown SUGAKS amon Syrnj Prime Island ana Amerie CHEESE; Coilee,Cort Starch Rice, Batter. Soda, |

W e. Water aud igar Crackers. Layer abd Valeu tia Raisins, Currants, Pickles S; ices, &e — Also—

Crates assorted EAR LHENWARE., Doz’s Brooms kerosene Gil, Ke, &e., Ke.

1Orh. PRAG ‘

, t ; Buckets, Candles e

“LONDON . HOUSE, KEstnblished 1820. 1865

13° Ships Patokess, Unvine, L C Owen, from LIVERPOOL; Los

Litiik,aud Ana

GLASGOW ‘|

Velvets, Crape, Feathers, Flowers, Gtup and Bugle Trim- wing, Alexandra Cords, Braids, &e., & c, |

GROCERIES & FRUIT — Te®, warranted good, Sugar, Molasses, Pepper, Ginger, Mustard, | Above the dark stream in the valley Cloves, Raisgs, Currants, Rice, Flour, &c. Also, Dye Staffs of all kinds

P. S.—The above Stock has been personally

As frost on rath bleossunis of May.

Fioat clonds like vague phantoms of woe ;

‘

' i Below, ue old phantom keeps tally, Aid, willitig or vot, they must’ Lo

selected in the best Britisli Houses, and will be sold wholesale atid retail, at the smallest paying |

prices.

With lina, every soul, o'er the ferry, Aud back they muy fare nevermore.

HEARTZ & SON,

} Some ¢lad]y

Disk

Now 12) 1366 , ‘tid said, reach that viilley,

EUROPEAN EXCHANGE.

"EXILE Subserber is now landing trom Ship * EMPRESS” from Glasgow, 10 Cases and Bales DRY GOODS, 2U ites EARTHENWARE pil : ‘5 relaaaloe sae? 7" Far cif, we have dreams of that valley, 3 Casks Scotch WHISKEY. —Also— m Barque * LOTUS” from Loxpox— 8 Cases and Bales DRY GOODS, 4 do Ready-made CLOLHING 20 Hhde. GIN, 4 Cusks He unesseys’ LRANDY 4 do Port and Sherry WINE, 2 Hhds, Bass 8 ALE, 3U Chests and haif Chests TEA, 4 Boxes CURRANTS, 40 Boxes RAISINS, 1 Case CONFECTIONARY, 1 do MUSTARD. t Bag PEPPER, 2 Cases CASTOR OLL, 1 Box NUTMEGS, ] bag GINGEK. Per * LL. ©. OWEN *’ from Liverpoor— 5 Cases and Bales DRY G¢ ODS, { 2 Bales WARP, | J Case Ready-wiade CLOTHING, 1) Crates EARTHENWARE, —Also— Per “TWO BROTULKRS ” from Bustox— 30 Caske KEROSINE OIL, 20 Boxes CANDLES.

Ourse Of u ulory to come,

| And theuee} if they could, would not sally ; Sut others with Lorror are dumb,

And fein would retreat o'er the mountains,

But are powerless, motionless, wumb.

Strange dreams that haunt, chost-like, oursouls, When from it a mist, magically — ; A Vapor mephitic—outrolls, Ir Aud the sound of our hearts in their threbbing

Seelus that of a veil when it tolls.

For ever tend all to that valley Who breathe dhis'sfili fulteiiy breath; {In Vain on the way ve Way dally. An inner!voice Warningly saith ; j For this is ihe Viliey ul Duaduw * } Aud the uame of the ferry wau— Death,

+>

AUSTRALIAN LIFE

Surveying and explormg a new: district in | Queensland, is a mutter of sowe bardship jand peril. In the evenings, after the day's | Work 18 Over, when we huve finished oar

ing our pipes ruand a biazing luy fite, wany a strange stury is told. My men are vid Bushmen, and are up to a thing of two’; es- pecially My Chamnman. He isa harum-searum,

respectable lauily, mduced ty emigrate many Years ago as a Popelews scapeyrace, He ¢ ax knocked about New South Wales. Queensland, in all sorts of capacities, [ teil mewirh) om | by chance. Ll was'tortunate enough to save tis lite, engaged him, and beheve him te be a8 devoted aud fine a feliow as there is in the | | world. | A tew years ago My Chainwan was jour- neving in the direction of Sydney, trom a place m the intenor, called, 1 think, Jinhbal- lah. Having stopped at séveral pobii¢ touses on the way, he found himself still un ) lis journey with a ten-pound note, half a sovereign, and a half-crown, in his pocket.

All of which will be sold at small advance ‘on mt LO Wholesale purciuase ts P. W. HYNPMAN.

Ch'town, Ort 22nd, 1266

Ce

| Ini pat

TO THE TRADE. —

CORN BROOMS! CORN BROOMS! ys kK} Subseriber bevs to mtorm the ‘frad- } ing Public that he bas commenced the Manufacturing of Corn Brooms, aud trusts, thatas thisis the first of the kind at tempted in the Islands he will receive sweh ‘ev- cenenpamere ee to enable him to couunue aad) About a huudred miles irom Sydney, he! thiidepe Lie t JUS UEBS | f upd some G ptusi n ° co : BROOMS can be had from Mr. DODD, Ane- | ' on . 1b v in @ pubiie house” eae ’ ' Sb a oe which he had entered to obtain refresument. | honeer, Queen Square. (who will act for the Sale ane . ° } us Cheap und better qnlitv: than im ive landlady was crying bitterly, and the. JOHN MeLEAN, servants Were in u great fright, P Manatanaty /Syduey Street, | When he entered, the hostess eagerly | exclaimed : | ** You are not one of thim, are you?” ** What do you mean?”’ ** Och, it's the Buslrangers I mane.

; oF thet, ported. Chitown, Oct No. t Labrador Herring ! I OUKLY EXPHOTED per Schooner |

Fiiiwin & Era—

from JONDUN; Esracss, frou , . j are nut ove of dium?’ Hecen Davies, frou BARBAVDOESD; Steamer | 100 Bole. No. 1 Labrador Herring. WN Hay 9% | .LHAMBRA. frow BOSTON: 8 CHactes. from] Apply to NO, ave they been here, then? HADPPAN + Bere. from QUEBEC —the-Subseri- | ? SOLOMON MUTCH * Yes, half ap hour ago, and cleared up| bers have wow completed tieit 1). Wilson’s old Stand. | my hovse of all 1 had. Musha! The widdy's

tm portations for (he Season,

Wile, of the FIRM

ive beeu selected by oie wut on tf

aiid hg ~ ~ “y ¢ ible » fer at extreme'y low prices for PROMPT PAY MENF. Wiviesale buyers supplied as usual. The erelt I | Tifton Wieprises Chests Fine Cougon ‘Tea, Bales White an 1 Collfired tiids i Bat Warps ind Porto Rico! * Paper Hangings Sugar, W pings Paper tl M i 400 Mo Baye i a ty i bysses, SHEARS, Crates Lartheu ware, Cusks assorted Cutlery Causes ress G S$, Bandles Spring und Cast Millinery, Steel, llaveriashery, Se Vlougu Metal Shuwis aud Man- Packawer Nailaand Spke tles, ** Jronmonyery, * “Silks and Ribbons. Tous assorted Lron Linen Drapery Pickaves asxstd Paints | * Glovesand Hosiery, fHids. Paint aud seal Gil, © “Ready-Mide’ Clo ~ides Sole Leathe ing «arid “Rubber Coats. Barrels Crushed Sugar, Kubber Boots auc FI Shoes Epson Salts, Floor Cloths Currants, bownend s Hate & Cucdbe Caps Git “a Ladies’ Boots and Washing Soda, Slioes, Keus Dakin Soda, Ladies’ Furs and Keus Mustard, Fur Caps Lobacco Bales Printed, Unbleach- Boxes Raisins ed and White Cottons Lozenges, : Cotton Cheek, and a« p- Worl Shirtinys Hava Pepper,

Biankets and Horse trinss, Rugs ree, "7 Curpets and Wool Coils Manilla Rope, lens Dozens Buckets tnd Doeskins, Brooms, &é'. && G.& 38: DAVTES.

iS66

und

1

IMPORTA TICNS

Charlottetown wit

"1

AT THE

Wet ath Wetivant | BUS aeAavedONse, COMPLETED.

YENIE Public in general will fiud in oar Eetablishment a Large aud Varied Stock of

Dry Goods and Groceries,

that will compare favourably with uy i the market,

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fund WiiOLESALE BUYERS, that he has ei-

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| PPOULLY EXPECTED, per Schoove

or Fail Season, 1866,

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and will prove to purchasers second to none,

for style, value, and price. Inspection solicited.

W. & A. BROWN. Te Just «ceceived, Ex JANE from Halifax, N.S. 6 MOLASSES,

bright SUGAR, for Sule by Charlottetown, September 17, 1806. — isl li

Pancheons superior 10, Hhds OWEN CONNOLLY.

ver cent. hax been declared due, for the half year eudny 30th ult, on the puid np Ciupital, aud yable atthe Buuk ou andatier WEDNESDAY, tth iustant. : By ordery? j

e _JAS. ANDERSON, ,

: : Cashier. fais 9s

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UNION BANK OF P. E. ISLAND, i tare ONS ie A PIVIDEND. of Seven and One-valt Extra and Ne. P Buffato Robes. 5

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250 Pairs Boys’ & sfou's >kates

Or to curse be upon thiu 122

| + }iave chey gone down the road, or struck

Nov. 26th, 1866, bop, Ar heen os as k vp all they : ** Gone down the road to stick up all ¢ 1ey * * a

wa’ WULAL NUsilCé. ‘meet wid.”’ f)®. W. G. SUPUERLAND, cote) + Low many?” Ee Yoftiuet

ymuke a | * Three ; sorrow less.

A. McNFILI,

Reading Roon Building. ern Lot

+ . °? ifiug fuuge in Nis business tl

bevin wing of F857, respect fally | reqdesta those itr Now. My Chainmar must go down to Syd- | lebied r bee bw Seid Hiliclie ACCOUNT~" poy He eould not take the bash for it, as) prio to Ist Biydois Lh bobs. j , " » » sh . . .

es a ee he did not know the country well enough ; |

wight the Bushrangers by some lucky chance, either by the aid of night or | j}other means. He was dressed, of course, in | the gear of 2 thorough Bashman, and they | )Migbt spare hi ou the old Sevtch priveiple, | **iawks pyke pot oot hawks’ een.’’ Be-| jsides, Le might e-neval his ten-pound note, and it would not break his beart to lose his half-sovereiyn and half-crown. On the whole, then, he saw nothing for it but to re- | new his journey. Le chose his short sock |

ihe evade

PEANCE CDWALD IsLAND

Boot and Shoe Factory,

South Side Queen Square. : THREE Sabseriber wonld respectfully inti- to bis COUNLRY CUSTOMERS

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gaged Mr. CHARLES Welbon to travel for bim, and that he Ww li be al all lines Treacy to fill up

tueir Stock aud take their Orders, as they may

requ For the FALL TRADE. te bas the 88% the best place. for the bank-note, and,

largest snd choicest Stock of all Goods in. his! thrust the note inty it without folding it up wy ever exhibited in this Island, and at priees Forth he went, and rode rapidly on for

that defy competition. Having the sole ageaey jabout an bour without seeing the rangers ; |

however, he distinctly saw the fresh tracks of four horses in advance. AC an abrupt | turn ol the road, he was covered by three re- | volvers, und addressed by turee yuices :

* Dismount!”’

No help for it. took asurvey of the ** glorious three.”” | was a very good-natured looking fellow; the other seemed rather back wurd ; the third was an unmistukeuble ruffian. .

‘Where have you been? ’

Felt and Rubber Boots and Overshoes, of every class, will be found complete, of the best material, The Reiail Trade wail, is future, be eondueted on atrietly Cash Principles,

and lower than ever.

bat at such prices as will prove tmost advan: | tageous to all parties purchasing. All persons in are reqnested to make iumuediute payment of their Accounts

GEORGE NICOLL.

Charlottetown, August 27th, 1666

CANADA PLOUR.

Hle got off his horse and

debted to the subseriber

You’re a dig- ger.

‘I'm just come from the Wanoorah Dig gin s.

‘These gold-fields were notec for their | poverty. | ** [low much money have you got?”

* One balf-sovereipn and oue-ball crown.’

“Js that all?’

+ That's all.’* :

It was the good-natured man who epoke in this dialogue.

* T think, Jim, we may let him of poor devil must be hard up, coming trom those wrerched diggings,”’

‘* We'll have something to say to him | first,’’ replied Number Three, whose accent was Irish , aud this gave My Chainman some hope.

Dee. 3, 1866. ** Well, at all events, he must have a glass ee ee. of grog?’ My Chainman accordingly drank Hoop Skirts | wb ered that tovk his breath ee

UST RECELVED, by Steamer) + Walk before me iutuy the bush,”

ALHAMBRA— said Number Three.

150 Doz. HOOP SKIRTS. * Not a’bit of it, Jim; let the poor devil For sale low. if immediately applied for. vo. Why, he’s a PUNT FAG of your own. WILLIAM DODD,

Extn, from QUEBEC

529 BARRELS Canada Sup. No. 1 FLOUR.

lor Cash only. ;

R. W. BRECKEN. 3m | CHOPPING AXES!

BP offer for Sale, 40 dozen:** Broad’s”’

celebrated St. Join CHOPPING AXES,

heavy weights, which are guaranteed to be supe-

rior to any make of AXES before offered i this

market, and FULLY WARRANTED. Vor sale low,

by the dozen or at-retatl, by

H. E. STARBIRD & CO., City Hardware Store. hin

Nov. 6, 1866

| What do you say, Jack? Queen Square. | +. Never mind what Jack says!’' replied

~ | Number Three. * Don’t make an ass of your- self, Dick! [HW have my way in this.”’

He motioned to My Chaimman to go on; and on he went until they reached a belt of scrub,

+ Halt? Now, ‘histen to med It's my opinion that you wre & schemer, .Lt{.L find ‘ope shilling on ou more than you haye ac- |knowledged to” (he swore terrific oath), Pi blow Jour brane out on the spur.

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Nov. 26, 1866. : RUM! RUM! ROM: “Pap PUNGHEONS of Old Demerara

RUM for Sale at Subseriber’s Hstablich went, in or ont of Bond.

mp dantaa

GEO COLES.

“ Gi. & 8. DAVIS.

Te | ‘ » Charlottetowe, Dee 3. 1500. ‘

4 Strap seta wn’ ¢ My Clainwan pwo

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| * Take off your jumper first — not your | My Chainman the boots. Now your flannel shirt. Throw down to Sydney, and sold the tos | them over to me." ** Bat now, sir,” said he, *'¢on Hé examined them thoroughly. strangest part of the story, and. if ** Take of your boots. Throw them here. feel sure that you would §

| Now yoor trousers.”’ never tell it. Yeurs passed, a He found in the pockets two coins. And to be travelling throagh & ‘tot : |My Chainman hoped that the search was assizes were going on. heard ¢ . ‘

over. Not yet. murderer was to be : sol went

* Take off your socks !"’ the trial. 1 did hear tral. Ast | To hesitate wasinscantdeath. Theroffian and must die, one of Smal itt ’ shook both the sacks. ‘

Let the reader faney court, and not the lowest ether. was J the beating of My Chainwan’s heart, mean- the Bashranger who stripped m fo —*

jWhile! As he had thrust the note inty the ‘OF course you communicated your sock without folding it up. and as the robber covery to the police oh had caught the nute with the thick soc« be- |) My Chainwan guvea dry J 'tween his finger and thumb, it was thus pre- ‘father think, got red in the face. {vented trom droppmg out. To such smuil ‘| never much eottoned to the hthing a man may ywe dear life itself. atany tiine—least of all thea, Noteo ( * Now be off.’’ tur my Own sake as for other:’,’’ one | * What!’ said My Chainman. * Would ** I see, 1 see,’ said 1; ** but d you send a man away start baked, and in was the only human blood you ever this weather, tuvo ?”’ + The only drop,” said My Chay ** You ought to be thankful for your life.’’ some confusion, ** saving and expecting Just then, up came Dick otuer case. That's alonger yara than

ona ; hea ee i aaa “aero ‘ ve eVvi ine ee tr gu i . * You mind your Nae business, Dick.” “A LONG SWIM.” +o Jim,”’ retorted Dick, * you know [ ean! TRUTH, NOT FICTION, stand a good deal: but you re not the man). 4 eorrespondent of our namesake's to bide a quarrel with we when I'm roused Itt dresses that feabeeal 6 re | won't allow you to do as yuu did iast time | rie ee et Jee = Give this man his boots and trousers; keep % ashort story also copied by us. “ his jamper, if you want it.”” | In vour paper of the 19th instant you | ‘Thus they split the difference. and My/an extract from Chambers’s Journal, Chainman was Jeft on a bush-road without a/ the title of “A Long Swim,” and in horse, dnd only half clad. Lie bud bis ten-| of fietion that story contained the eu | pound note, however. of the narrative of a feat of my late After walking briskly for about twelve Commander William Riehard Smith, | miles, he came to a sly grog-shop, where he| widshipman on buard the Endymion, found two men conversing: on, evidently | you published twenty-six years ayo. ‘he the bost; the other, (he knew as well as i! | actual circumstances of the deed were fal (it had been revealed tv bim,) was the fourth more dangerous and appalling than | Bushranger. /gatnered from the story tld in C | In the endless wilds of Australia, there is | Journal, which, however, seems to not a Bushman whose life does uot often de-| written by eome one well acquainted s pend on ** tracking ;’’ aud so wonderial du | them, if not an a¢tual partaker of the Bushmen become im this respect, that they The party consisted oi three officers, four cau tell the date of every mark upon the men of the frigate, and four gentlemen, ¢ yroond J] have beard them debate as to) habitantsof Antigua, and they were whether a bluck’s track was an hour old, or! as stated, at the distance of two /two bours. Now, My Chaitiman bau seep | the shore, about three, P. M. All the tracks of four borses iu company, and Le ww right the boat were ineffectual, and had carefully tracked the fourth up to this! waiting for some time, hopi that “bumpy,” close to which it was standing might be seen und assistance sent to quietly tied by the bridle. they found they were driiting fast to sea, “Lil dou t ride that horse away from this, must be lost, unless some one could: to-day,” suid My Cbainman to himself,| asuure. Lueve was only one of the party “may I never bave the blessing of St. | capable of the effort, but ae he w | Patrick 1’ mand of the boat be refused to leave them, The host was a litce man ; the Busbranger | preferring death with the reat rather than was # tall aod muscular villain, with long | life with the stained Tepulaven of desertiog

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: _but then « midshipman, volunteered to ae They had been talking on a subject that | company my brother, upoo being assured of

‘tau. Is was about four, P. M., when they Started, bet in consequence of the head wind entrance, Was that the police were on their) and the adverse cugrent, it was past 6x be- | way up, aod not very far off. jdore they landed. They had the.

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was answered by the host. ‘they were repeatedly ** shovelled along’* ** Hallo,’’ said the Bushranger, ‘‘ where these terrible, monsters, which they an: do you bail frour?” kept at bay by beating the water violent — *+ | aye cyue down the road.”’ |ly whenever they were seen appro * Haven't you got # borse ?”’ Paims’ steength failed completely, aad There was no use shamming here, 80 My nearly aa Loar be was supported by his com> Chainman at once replied : 'panion, who, on landing, laid him on the * | was stuck up and robbed twelve miles) beach insensible, and then ran inte Falwouta : from this, by sue Busirangers.”’ tw alarm the town, There he iu Phe devil! Are they sv vear? Isn’t it diately a boat and four negroes, ‘jak fortunate, Casey, that] know this in time ?"’| out in the direetion he aup hie com- «* Why?" said Casey. ‘You are not go-! panions to have drifted. Towarde: nu, ing that way ; you came from that direction | the negroes got weary and hopeless uf @udi yourself a while ago.”’ | the wbject of their search, and could mut be ‘The Bushranger at that moment was light | persuaded to persevere ; bat just then the ing his pope with a burning cual, and 18) sound of ours was beard, and on hailing it, back was turned. My Chainman gave alook | was found to proceed from one of the frigute's - und made a gestare which were perfectly ao-| boats. Paims, on recovering hie senses, bad derstood by the shrewd little host. } gone off to the ship and gave the alarm, when | *T must be guing, old man,’’ said the | all the boats were manned Bushranger, after his pipe bad beer success-| search, but all save this had given up the . tuliy lighted. ‘* Let's bave a glass of &'é | pursuit and had returaed. Getting into it, , all round first” \my brother, chilled and nearly naked as be . ‘All right!" said the little man. Three! was, directed the crew to pull out further ig. glasses of rum soon stood before the party. the direction that he was still confident they My Chainman pat Ins hand lorward tu take) must search, and after some time they had . up one of the glasses, but Casey with an the joy of falling in with the missing party.