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ASHE AB IANUBE.

The true value of ashes tothe farmer has long been unknown, and even now is just beginning to I be appreciated. The soap-boile_'r’s agent have long been allowed to carry away the most valuable fertilizer produced by the farmer, and leave in return peer brooms and worse tea. any an anti-book fhrmer has hauled plaster miles to his ﬁrm, and paid a hi ll price for the lathe, when there was no ack of the ele- ment in his soil, and he was but “ can-_ving coal to Newcastle," while at the same time he sold his ashes at 10 cents per bushel,

' price, ' soil being] exhausted of tash. It is no wonder that islands should ome “worn out,’ and himself exceed- inklv d.issat' with the seasons and moon. very plant contains inorganic elements, which are. as all know, indispensable to its growth ; these elements are the ashes of the ants. Those resulting from the com- bination of wood contain many of the most important constituents of both the grains, grasses and roots. VVheat and corn con- tain alarge proportion of potash,consequent- l , ashes are a most valuable manure for those crops. Filly-nine per cent. of the ashes of corn is com sed of the carbonate of potash (perlash The abundance of this ' dient in wood ashes constitutes their great value as a fertilizer for that im- portant crop, which value as a general rule up double that of plaster. I have used both, ssparatel and mixed, and ﬁnd that a com- pound o two b els of ashes and one of plaster, ive a better result than either when app ied singly. I take ti small shovel, with which I put about I ill upon each hill ; I carr the ashes into t e ﬁeld upon a barrow, an use a pail to distribute them from. The best method of application, is to put it on the hills immediately alter lanting, which precludes the possibility of? injuring the ting plants, as is sometimes done by app ying the mixture after they had come up. cm to whic this mixture has been applied, will ripen several days earlier and ive a_ much greater yield than rows through

t e same ﬁeld which are not so treated.

One half of the earthy matter of potatoes is pure potash, from which fact any person can see their value as a fertilizer for this crop. It is from a lack of potash that many

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Under the Patronage of His Excellency Sir Anuxannan aiuuiaasau. A’-u'gM. EBRE IDBD. begs leave respeethlly to inti- mate to his friends and thsdpublie in general. that he has resumed his practise in s Vnvaairunv Linn, under the patronage of Ilia Excellency Sir Anuxaunn Bnauuanasart, Knight.

After a successful practice of 11 years—|e in - land and II in Aniarica—in the course of which" e has been directly instrumental, through his sltill, in saving. for their owners, the lives of many valuable Houses and Cows; he hopes that, in no-v soliciting u renewal of Punnic Paraouaou, he uiay be - mitted to say that he considers himself to be as well

"ed to prescribe Manicures and e in rttaariortu, in the capacity ofa Hons: and Cow ocroit. as any individual who has ever practised in that line in this Colony ; that he may conﬁdent yl that patronage which he formerly enjoyed in this Is- land

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ttnsrnnscn—Next door to the Victoria Hotel, Water Street. Charlottetown.

tins-nsuIcs:.—Massrs. Dsslirisa & Co. Apathe- caries' Hall. At the Depot of the oya_l Agricultu- ral Society. June Ibth. I858.

The rubjained is a copy of the Crrtqlcch which ..l!r. Lord but received from His Excellency.

GIOIGI Loan, has attended, and prescribed for some of II Cattle at Government House Faru be has done so succeufully, and I shall readily employ him again. . BANKIIIIAN, Lt. Governor.

CEDAR IHINGLE8. ‘HE Subscriber has received, per Schooner. Test- psrance from Dalliouais.

150 M. CEDAR SHINGLES, which he oﬁ'srs for sale at a moderate ﬁgure. ORRIS

JAMES M . Queen Street, June 29th, I868. Isl. one week.

Oharlottetiown Regatta Olub. HE CHARb0'I"I‘E’l‘0WN RI‘.GA'I"l‘A will take place on Tuesday. 18d Auourr. Particulars made known in future advertisstnent. By order of the Club, CHARLES STEWART, Secretary.

May 13, I868.

very Stables,

lose from 50 to I00 bushels of potatoes per acre every year. Ifa farmer has in his soil potash enough to form 200 bushels of puta- toes er acre, and other constituents suﬂici- eut or 300, it is evident that the result will be a'Ioss of till) which the application of ashes would have prevented. Such cases often occur. Yet, in a ton of potatoes there is but I2 pounds ofpotash ; thus it will be seen that the cost of the ashes necessary for the production of the other 100 bushels would have been but triﬂing.

Ashes should never be mixed with barn- yard manure, as they contain caustic alkali, and will neutralize the acid which ﬁxes the ammonia in the manure, _setting the latter tifee, to the great do ieciating of the value ofthe manure. I wil conclude by advising my readers to save your ashes, no! or the soap-boiler, but as food for your ungry crops, and if you have an neighbours who pro or 12} cents to a bushel of ashes, you will find it a proﬁtable investment to make the exchange.

Paornn-riap or Cnancoan. Among the many properties of charcoal ma be mention- ‘ed its power of destroying arm I, taste, ud colour ; and, as _a proof of its possessing the tirsttq\:lall’ityﬂ, if it be" lglblsed eve; putrid mea , avour wi e estro e . If a piece of charcoal be thrown into iintrid wa- ter, the putrid taste or smell will be destroy- athhands tpe water rendefi-e't‘l_ cofrnpletely . aiors are awareo t is; or when m? i'_lWl _|‘ Wlaflllloy II: in the habit rowing pieces 0 urnt iscuits into it

99. ttiify it. Colour is materially inﬂu- ddp by charcoal, and in numbers of in- Illeet in a very irregular way._ If you take‘ dirty black syrup and ﬁlter it through burnt charcoalﬂie colour will be removed. The charcoal of animal matter a pears to be the best for this purpose. 0 may learn e inlluence_ of charcoal in destroy- lug colours by ﬁltering a bottle of rt wine through it ;_in the ﬁlteration it will lose a great portion of its colour and become tawny; repeat the mean two or three tines, and you have estroyed it altogether.

A QMDIIIIID Ciiicnrs.—'I‘he Isisu SPemsylv'ania) Tetcg.-apt. pu1,1;.},,,. ah: folo ' extract fronts lstterora gen.

, of olulnbia to a citizen of German- town pfﬁnﬁ Sbarpghzi hens has 5. c s, a c e a w a , one oftliein, which toddles aboydttgnil :ants or ill.’ i'l..‘l'3.‘.?'~'c‘3..‘.'l‘.'i'.l§’» ".'1’;'.".' 'Z‘i‘:i

' ll-bin qitad d,)_ did ndt now which bind pair made him rear nt pair made hiin kick up.

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May 20. 2m

OLD STAND. HE Subscriber tender his thanks to l his customers‘ and the public in ge- ' nsral for all t favours. andlbegs parti- E cularly to intimate. that be out continues to carry on LIVERY STJIBLE business, and trust he has now on hand good Hottsirs and gugatdaasor . every description, (not inferior to any new otfered to the public) to hire at the shortest notice, and on liberal terms. ARK BUTCHER. BELLS! BELLS l BELLS l HE Subscribers niauufscturu and keep constantly on hand, all siass Ii. Factory, Siam- boat, Ferry, Locomotive, School Home and Plants- tion Bslls, with the but description of Ha I ings.

These Bells are made from the but stoc , and the small sites under o the same process In rnannfauur. lag as Church Be s An experience of thin yuan, with a great man recent unprovemsnts, a an an- tirely new method of casting, enablestls to obtain the most melodious tone, combining also, in extraordinary vibration.

Nearly 9,000 Bells have been cast and sold from this I-‘oundr , which is the best evidence of their sn- periority. {Va ‘have ﬁlleen Gold and Silver medals pt our otlice, which were awarded for the “ best Bells

or soneroasusas d urit _o( ." . '. cular attention to t eigstti’ ui)°P.eals 0rwC.I|?|.uynuI:.gr1‘gI(] can refer to those r y as. Our establishment

is contiguous to the Erie and Champlain Canals. and Railroads running in every direction, which brings us within four hours of New York. Cash paid for old . Clocks, Levels, Compasses, Tnmiy, Theodclites, &.c., for sale, of superior workmanship. All communications, either by or otherwise will have immediate attention. ' A. bIIlNEELY’S SONS. West Troy. N. Y.. March. 1858. ‘

Orders will be received and information .1. van as to prices, at Geo. T. Hound’! Book uﬂ Sta. tionery Store. 10m

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E Subscriber intending to’ ear! to l d by the Mail Steamer of tbdmicbth vlvlill feel obliged to all those

‘r . _ . V vatnaoieittsataststste for Sale. III_ ' cﬁru for SALITIII IWHARI’ ' peeoal BUILDING IKYPD ' g, at FOOFQ S-raunk-r. ‘Plateaus dysliuueof put- Ilhe ' . *- ' '*°"°"" "...z.:.r':.‘°‘**°'............ Cliarldtetowii. June It, I868. ’ A ram To an 1.31‘, JJVD POSKESBION GIVEN IMHEDL.

'1‘ is situated Nine miles from Charlottetown on the

entrance efthe New Glasgow Road, and consist ofa I00 acres more or less: the pony of Jon! Hunsow, late oftha8thtI(in ’s) egt.,and on which be now resides,-the farts an be let fora tern) of lo Ill, or 10. years. 'l‘he.dwe|ling house is vary corn- fortabls but not very la u. there is a well of water at the kitchen door: the «Ilse. houses are ver anyon- dicus and will contain a number of cattle. are are. two bares. eee for hay, th u granary on it. and the other for thrashing. containi a new set of machine- h ﬂirushiug mill and non. The tbtslhtlll mill is of four horse power. and of goat spsed.thrasb- ing at the rate of 50 stocks an hour. quite new and very good ones. The land is all clear and in good audition. except uboutﬂ acres of swamp. Titers is a brook through the land in the pea- tnre ground, and also a spving rises about 20 chains h‘ her up. The House is situated on the eastern side o

acres each; there isa Grist le from the residence. and a saw mill nearly the same distance. Gecd accommodations can be had in the Church of England, distant from the dwelling about a mile and a he f.

Terms may be known by applying at Husssrd’s Gazelle otlice.

May 2d, I853.

FOR SALE.

THAT valuable plot of GROUND at the head of

Prince Street, formerly the site of the Baptist Cha el. fronting I00 feet on Euston Street, and 104 on pper Prince Street. It is one of the most desir- able sitnations in the suburbs for a gentleman's resi- dence, or is capable of being divided into three good

b Id Lots. F To ni &c.s ly to in in‘ M i " "W. H. POPE. June 8.

BUILDING LOTS TO LET. NUMBER at BUILDL/VG LOTS In Char- lottetowu, are ready to be let for a term ol' years, with the right of Purchase within the Term. or particulars enquire H. W. LOBBAN. Auctioneer. June Id, I858.

For Sale, or to Let, HE DWELLING-HOUSE. Out-house, and Pre- mises, and Lot AND, in Georgetown, No. 8, Third Range, Letter B. Application to be made to D. .Wn.sex, Charlottetown, or to Winniast Saununsux, Esq., Georgetown. Nov. I8, 1852.

FARM TO BE SOLD.

10 of which are under cultivation, together with a large House and suitable Out-build‘ . is held under lease for 999 years, at ls. r acre. This Farm known by the Croglin Farm is four and a half miles from Town, on the Bracliely Point Road, and needs no further dsscrl ion. Possession on be given immediately. For particulars enquire at Mr.‘ Joint Harman-

cw’ . . ' WILLIAM HENDERSON, Sole Adininisu-ator. Bracliley Point Road, May 5. ti‘.

House in Kent Street.

HE subscrﬁar clan for sale, or to let, the dwell- ing House in Kentﬁtreet, adjoining his own residence. It contains a la e tors, and good tics

roof Collar, and six good ootns. There is also a stable for eigbt~Horsss, and new Well of Water in e and. It will be let altogether or in two rts. On 200 being paid down. the remainder could to on mortage for four or live years.

JOHN BREEN.

June lath I958.

FARH FOR SALE.

0 be sold by private sale, the Lens 999 years, contain’ 80} acres of Land, with

the Buildings thereon. bust 40 acres are clear. There is a good pump at the door oi the Dwell House. This farm is situated about 10 miles kom Charlottetown. on the Tryon Road, and known as the SUN l.N'JV', for the last lsysars. Half the nrchase money can remain on the .Prem'neu. For urtherparticulars apply to Mrs. Wsnennr en the Premises. or to Hana! Pat.arun.I:‘a1.,

HE Leasehold interest of I00 acres of LAND, of

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slat December last, will tasks ltauiadists paynisnt. has as. isss.

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

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Hon, M. B. Almon, Ilsukor.

Hon. William A. Black, Bunker.

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Charles Twining, ., But_I’istsr.

John Bsyley Bland. .

Hon. Alexander Keith, srcbant. Solicitor.

James Stewart, .,

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Aglent ds Sec:-etary—Mattliew H. licltey, Solicitor. he following gentlemen have been appcluted0ﬂl-

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Assn Equitable Fire Insurance Compa- nies of London Incorporated blp Acts 3/‘ Pcrllcstsut. BOARD OF DIR. CTOR of I"ire Insurance for P. E. Island. 1'. H. Headland. I-'sq.. Hon. Charles Hensley, F. Losgicortli, Esq., Robert Hutchinson, Esq., Tlwstne Dawson. Esq. _ eta ed Risks taken at considerably reduced pre- mium. Forms of Ap lcation. and all other information, ma boobtaln them the Subscriber, at the (Miss . W Dsblois Esq. Charlottetown. *

H. J. CUNDALL. April 97. I868. Agent pm

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had better do; he kindly recommended

them without delay. and alter ts- hsppy to beer testi- . am now restored fect health, and enabled to resume my use . You are at liberty to publish this letter in may think proper. am, Sir. your obedient Servant‘ ' JOHN LLOYD.

to abut I your ‘ I king them for a short time I am J09!!! '

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(Sign June Gib. I85 . IIIAOULOUI CUBE OI’ DI.0P_I!.

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A DAIOIIOUI LIVER COIPLAIIIT AID IPA[ﬂ III Till ITOIACII ll'l'IC'l'UAl.LY.GUIID.

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