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better, otherwise,—that is, af the butter is

ees:

(From the American Agriculturist.)

TEE USE AND ABUSE OF BARN YARDS.

declenestn—a ae — ee

—_

There is no doubt. that all farm animals are benefitted by exercise m the. pen air and by basking io the warm sun on pletisant winter days. To erefore, every taro should have connect.d with it dry, pleasant, and) well sheltered vards and the use of barn- yards ovght to |: evrfined pretty nearly to thie single purp: -e.

When the barn-yard ie made to eerve as a feeding rack and a manure cellar, the use de. generates into na absse. Probably three- fow the of the ea Ue and sheep in the Unit a States, or at lens: of those which are shelter-/ ed in any way, re fed mainly in open Pac ,8 | an the barn-yard . and on farms where corn, ig grown, bund! sof aaks are thrown them, aud they pre allowed to ent the le.ves) and the sofier tops—the maim body of the) stalk, which, anc: r proper use, 18 a valuable | fidder, being tracapled under foct and mixed | with the manu Stalks thus treated ve-} quire a good part of the ensuing tummer ty, bring them to 4) coper condit.on for applica ' tion to the larc Of the bay thrown into the racks, the lest part is eaten and the coarser parts wested, I¢ being the custom | to feed in this wuy during the coldest and stormiest weather, cattle are obliged to stand | exposed out of dvors while consuming their} fodder, and generiily wile chewmg the cud Thus, pot énly is ‘ally one halt of the produc: | of the fiek! practically wasted,bat that whieh | is consumed is e\ pended largely in making! up for the loss of heat which the animal | necessarily undergoes under sach exposure. | in the bet er farmed ecunt es of Penrsy!vania, |

to

where ehormous ene barns are burstiny | -

with the prodace of rich ecres, and wher be barn yards are usually enclosed by bigh. eemented stone. walls, it ia net unusual to find, towards spring, a deposit o! five or e1x feet deep over which the stuck are constant ly trampling, and which contains certainly | more than one-bulf of the valaable fodder} that las been was:efully thrown out for them to consume. These farmers boast of the iD | mense quartities c

| i |

manure that they mance; facture and apply yearly and certainly the) results of the application are good. At the} sume tifme, the ctanute is very generally even for use in the suece ding autumr, too! @aree to be neatly sf read cyer the s .il; and | its cost, considering the expensive materiu! | of which it is mad» must reach an amougy | which, if iteou d be reduced to do:lars avd| cents, wo6uld app: | tie farmera who use it. Probably even the best farms «her- this prac | tice prevails would be able to winter from) tifty to one Lundred per cent. more sock, if! everything that is rated were simply cat and | cureially fed owe gersin the barn; while! the resulting siaiire would be so wueh| shorter, and read: tcr use sc mach exriier. | that the sgstem o! farming might almost be | revolt tiomaed. Hf, in addition to e itting, | the forage wer: olsy «teamed, the resu::| would be even bitt r. But assuv.ag os a} basie that, hy cutt: g alone, fity per cent of} the fudder wouid b. sived, we eee that by u! slight ‘expenditure of: lubor—for wich the | use Of a horee power carter, the labor wou'd|

;

jing, worked ‘mowed. it. is resalted if necessary, and eft

ae iar bey nie etmek

Therefore, to make butter which will be of fine flavor, and will keep, it is usualle neers. sary to wash it after working out most of the butterm Ik —the butter-maker realizing that the use of water is an undesirab’e necessity.

| After this, it may be salted, and after stand-

Most of the water being re

with only ealt enough to make astrong brine with the lithe water that remains, There is always room for the exereige of great dis- cfetion in working just enough in washing, and salting, and sopping. Fine butter ts truly a work of consimmate art

MILLINERY!

WING * the overran of Ruasginess in the Snb-

scriber's € MLOKING PEPARPMENTD he

is neceseituted tortie want of room, to

Close his Millinery Business, AND WILL

The Balance on HIiand.

NOW 1S THE TIME TO BUY YOUR Hats, Flowers, F'eathers, &e., &c., &e.

CAL EARLY ! J. W. FALCONER.

Sonth Side Queen Sqnare, Ch'town. Jane zl, L869

4 FLOUR. FLOUR. EQ UST RECEIVED per Steamship Sees, @F * Merritt’ from MONTREAL— 1.0 Barrels Extra Canada Flour ! For Sale Low. 3 ; GEORGE HOWAT. Crapard May 17.

IN BOTTLES OF FULL SIZE ONLY. SAYER’S CELEBRATED

BRANDIES

AWARDED THE MEDAL, LONDON, 1862 BOTTLED AT COGNAE

AXD LABELLED, AJCORDING TO AGE, FINE OLD CHOICE OLD VERY OLD Mlarned: % ; FM; KR $0 BE HAD OF THE BUST MERCHANTS. Preferred by good judges.

N.B.~AVOID INFERIOR BRANDIES AND SMALL BOTTLES.

NEW GQoDs,

MERCHANT TAILOR. QUEEN STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHIG GOODS, &c.

BEG leave most respectfully to inform my friends and customers, in town and country, that I have received, by recent arriv-ls trom | Great Britain and the United States, a large aud well selected Stock of Goods in my line. CONSISTING OF

Blue and Bluck Suapertine Broad Cloth, Black Cas sumere & Doeskins, a large lot of Tweeds of the newest nud best patterus, suitable for the pre- sent and pproaching season, whieh the subseri- ber is prepared to manufacture at the shortes) notice into Couta, Panis Vests and in the mos; approved style aud latest fashions.

My Stock of Tailors’ Trimmings is complete in every particalar, and T am prepared to supply the trade with every article required, at «a price which cannot fail to give Satistuction,

Geptiewen’s Zurvisbing Guods, in Liven and Pa- per Collars and Cutfs, 5b res and Shirt Fronts in great variety; also Boys and Youths’s White Shirts; a splendid assor@oeut of Gentlemen’s Cit ton, Merivo and Laubs Wool Pants and Shirts; Black, White, and Colored Kid Glovee, Taread dv ; Cotton, Thread, Merivo, and Limbs Wool Hall tives, India Rubber Braces; White Cam- bric Handkerchiefs; White aud Faney Colored Siik .o ; Neckties ip all the pew st styles, Genta’ Suk Uats, Fett do ; Gents’, Boys’ and Youths’ Hats and Caps in great variety, a lurge ass rt ment ef s¢ teh Bonneta, in Prince Charles, Bal- woral, Deer Stalker, &c , &e

Umbreilas. in Silk, Alpaca, and Linen,

Gentlewen’s Kuvber Coats and Caps.

I beg to sa, that the above Stock has been purchased directiy from the mavufactures, and on the most advantagevus terms, therefore L can afford to s H cheaper than persons buying frem second hand, as it is evident by being in @ po- sition to buy directly trom the mand actu ers the jobbers’ profit of at least twentvefive per cent is Saved to customers that are supplied with Cleth- ing, ete, from my establishment.

I respectfully tende™ my sincere thanks ta the public generally for the liberal patronage ex eud- ed to me since my commevcemen' in business, and hope by punctuality and attention to the wants of my Custowtrs to receive « contiouance of the same N B—Uaving had fifteen years’ as a practical Cutter, I can, without hesitation, defy competition. IT guarantee to cut on the Jatest and most approved principles, and warragt a perfect fit or no Sale,

experience

Gentlemen wishing a goed fitting Coat, Pants and Vest, will please ea | aod exumine my stuck | befure purchasing elsewhere. D. McRAE, Merebant Tailor. Chaslottetown, May 24, 186.

SPREIAG 1869,

REMOVAL. prae SUBSCRIBER, ‘while thinking his Customers in Tryon and the adjacent

Settlements for the liberal pa/ronage extended to him during the past three years, would announce

‘REMOVAL to CRAPAUD,

where he has resumed buainess in connection with

3 A. REID. his brether, JAMES A. RELI JOHN D. REID.

Stordy’s Corner, Crapand, May lat, 1869.

Co-Pertnership Notice.

The aubseribers have this day entered into Purtuershin for the purpose of carry ny on & gene ral RETAIL business. Phe Firm name to be

JOHN D. REID & BROTHER.

They wogld at the same time, cull the atlention of the public to their large Stock of

MERCHANDISE

now on the way from ENGLAND, UNITED STATES and the DOMINION OF CANADA, which, ul'ter arrival, will be sold at a sinall ad-

vunce on Cost. JOHN D. REID, JAMES A, REID,

Stordy’s Corner, Crapaad, May 1, 186%.

CRAPAUD.

The Subscriber’s scock of GENERAL MERKCHANDIGZH# consists of

DRY GOODS in variety,

Groceries of all kinds, Iron and Steel, Nails and Spikes of ali kinds, Paints Qus, and Varuishes, all kinds.

Carriage Builders’ and, Painters’ Stock.

Axes. Shovels, Forks, Whips Hoes, Plough Metals, Locks, binges, Screws, Files, Glass, Pulty, Sheathing Paper, Tar. Rosin, Sait, Spoons, Table and Pocket Cutlery in variety, Clocks,

Apples, Co stechiouary.

BOOTS & SHOES.

Drugs and Pateut Medienes, Dye Stuffs all kinds Sole aud Upper Leather, Oil Stoves, Codfish, Chain Pracesaud Backbands, Cordage, Chain fer Mud Diggers, Brooms, Pails, Tubs, &c.

Door Roller 9 Hangers, Paper Hangings, Win- dow Biiuds, Skates, Sleigh Bells, Stationery.

Sheet Lead and Z:tic, Enamel Cloth, Patent Leather, which, with articles pot above mentioned, com prise nearly all required for the Country Trade, andjs the largest and best as- surunent ot Geners) Merchandise in this vicinity and will be euld low.

GEORGE HOWATT. Crapaud, April 5, 1369,

ROW LANDING and to arrive per Ships |

-* Duncan, Empress, Amphion, and other |

“pring 1=G9.

HE STANFIELD WOOLEN COM- PANY at PRYON, in thanking the Public for tie liberal patrouave received Woald respecifally inform their eastomers and the Pab-

be very elight—the ineeme, derived from the | }) PBRENAN, Sole Avent for P. E Island |? ivals trom LONDON, LiVERPOOL, and i lic generally that the Miil having been prt in

use of furaze crops would be tully duubied, | and this with no appreciable add-tioy to th: »eterest on euptta! or to the cost of labor Furthermore, the eond:tion ot the stock, the | vigor and thritt of their prog ny, the quant ty and richness of nulk, and the quality and} quaftity of wool would be greater, Wita a) emailer expenditure of material. There are | moany farwters who cannot, of course fur the! want of suitible bu idings, and from the real} or supposed inabilit , to emp oy eufficient help, | adopt this process v! cutting food, or even o! | feeding under cover ; but we sugzest to euch | thet it would be an advantage to be able to do this, and that its accomplishment siiould be one of the objects at which they a:m There is a widely prevalent notion that!

animals are rendered hardicr and more heul-; [

Tite ie nonsense, as will be readily ackoow | ledged by any wan whe will cow; are the stunted avirculs of the colder regions ot New England, whose principal shelter in winter is

thy by expesure—by baving to ‘rough it. | '

olten the lee side o! a todder stack, or a soit| Vices, Sledges. Hammers. &;

bed ubdér a enowbuak, with the well housed | ad groomed animals cf any well-managed dairy farm. These latter keep in better con

dition, are much iess subject to pneamontia, gerget, ana ebortion, produce richer milk

and finer caives, mike more and better beef, Temperance Cordials ;

and are, in ail respoets, bearer to the type which every larmes should desire to attain.

—— | MAKING-=NOW TO GET A|

PUTTER : HiGH PRICE.

; A very-brief and currect suluticn may b. | given to the problem, ‘How to get a high) price.’ -[t 1s, make very superior butter and consign it to very good partes in New York, or other equally good market. Everybody who makes butter wants to get a high pr ce. The Lighést prices, hike bigh pria-s in a} Jottery, fall to very few people; but unlike} them, are attainable by many. Were the | quantity of the best quaties of butier to be} ten tumes as great es itis, the price wouid| badly be affected Great care, discr:mtna. | t:on, and the neatest and most ekiliul wani oe the best sult, the best packing, ard | asthy, tie beet cows, all comomed, will nut} ulways produce the very best butte, or that| whieh will bri ga bib price There are}!

natura! butter regions in this country, and | the celebrated Vineyard o: Geo. Sayer & Co., Cognac, France, per Ship Amphion |

others in which the best batter is neither as artificial nor a natural product. The best

dairywomen of the favored dis:ricts utterly j and Retail, at the lowest market rates,

fail upon the others, and it has been repeat. | edly proved that tie condition for making! good botter are beyond she contro! of te | farmers, with the knowledge we now have. | Prevailing habits of diary foiks in some par's| of the ccuntry capatle of producing most ex | cellent butier damage this product. Over, | working, alluded to in the April numte:, @ bot uncommon fau.t. Poor sat spoils! much butter. world than that which may be made at Syra euse, NY. Professor Johnsen says otf (See American Agricultutist Annual, 1268): | ‘The purest salt made in this or any orker| country, that the writer is acquainted with : came some years ago from Syracuse N. Y.,

when the ingenious processes of Dr, Groes | mann were thenem;loyed. If as we + uy pose, | the same (6 ire im ase now. the * Ou-| ondaga Factory Filled Salt’ must take rank) second to none,’ ete Neverth: less, there is a lack of uniformity ‘a salt bearing this brand. |: and it can be used only with extreme caution. Pure salt must be perfectly white, odorlees

a: d free from bitterness; it must dissolve in cold water without leaving any sediment or meking a froth crscum, and tre brine sould be es linspid as pure spring Water and poss- ess no taste but that of saltress. A little dry alt laid upon paper should remain ay parent ly dry ip the ordinary living rooms of a)

temily. The best) werpool Salt will stand these tests, of which * Ashton’s Fagtory Filled” has the high: st fame and price, but ‘robably no better than other good brands

utrer ouglit mover to be made in a! urry Del beration enough to-bave every thing jus: right: is the- salvation of many @ ec! urning Tat ing the temperature of the cream by a thermometer is poohed at by many god butter makers, but it 13 beat for mest prople to have no guess-work, and to see that tie cream has a temperature of 62°, or a little higher, but not 65°. The heat increases dur-ng churning ani by the time the butter comes is usually bigh enough (between 66 and 70°) to promote the gathering o! tie

hard and granular--the additwn of a litrle warm water dashe! in while churning will effect the object. Rish attends the common practice of balf working batter, oversalcing, and setting it aside to be thoroughly worked the next day. Parts of the butter are like! to whiten, and noe mount of working will then ‘tastreaky marbled look before the butter is epoiled by being overworked The betiermilk oug!:s to be almostal! worked out, the better sale l, and, after standing a short time, worked This secures a uniform salting, an’ the butter wil! + ip . twill never be

sitermilk eontains some cream and casein in

volation. Simple work-

ing causes pede ih, * these substunces!

with the otal Picker, removes all complete abstrac's

wena flavor. Sait aids greatly in the:

‘the het -rmilk, that is, waver ; July wutil 10cb

‘mos: imporiant pa t- of the butter-

a.

”

| Old Tom, Gi: geretis. Port,

ig| Diplama cf Doctor of Medicine, of 1859. Thers ig no better salt in the | Diploma of the Royal Collegeof Surgeons

wiprovements in. Medicme and Surgery. Gratis to

SPECIAL NOTICE, Lazarus, Morris & Co's.

One of the Opticians of the firm will be

W. R. Watson, Chemist & Druggist

For four days, commencing on Tuesday,

nnnsonl cases, diseused vision are recommended to avail them- selves of this op

fect ussistunce to sight ever manafactnred and can always be relied npou as affording p-rfect ense and comfort while strengthening aud Eves wost thoroughly.

eniplovy vo pedlars, and a notuble those pretending to have our woods for sale.

1S69, SPRING, 1869,

HE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure |

}

to announce the COMPLETION ot his|

SPRING IMPORTATIONS, |

: . . | Comprising hie usual Genera! Assortment of |

DRY GOODS, |

‘HARDWARE, GROCERIES

- £e we

Dyc Stuffs, pices, Jolt, Dar and Sheet Lron, i Curriage Spring, Blister and Cust Sieeh; Cart Steel Axes

and Edge Too's; W ought

and Cut Spikes, Naiie & |

Tacks; Anvils,Beliows, |

Seales and Weights: Saddlery, ’ Brushes. &e; Window Glass, Putty. Paintsand Varnishes; — | Linseed, Olive Kerosene, |

Scal and Cudfish Oi!s ; |

Alcvhol, Old Jamuica | and Demerara Spirits; Irish. Seoteh, Bourbon,

Old Rye and Old Malt | Whiskies; Brandy, Gin,

i ; i

Sherry and Champaigne Wines ; Dublin, London and Edinburgh Bottled Ale and Potter; Cord- age, Canvas.Cvil Chain;

| |

Conleetionery, Tubaceo, Snuff, Raisins, Currants, Sporting Powder, Patent Suot, Caps, ke

| | |

AHADA FLOUR & CORRMEAL

PALE ¢& DARK BRANDY,

mn Lbds., Quarter Casks and Bottles, from

All of waich ts offered tor Sule, Wholesale

DANIEL June 7, 1869.

F. P. TAYLOR: M. .D

LM.LRC-S.. Edinburgh

BRENAN.

Edinburgh.

"| Diploma for Obstetrics, and Diseasesof Wo |

men and Children, from the University of | Edinburgh (Sir James Simpson's), Qualifi cation for Diseases Of the Eye from the

London and Paris Hospitals.

R TAYLOR hias reeently spent two years in|

Loudon and Paris investigating the modern | Advice e poor, between 10 and | o'clock. on ; Puesdays and Fridays Eve diseases wiil be treat

ed and the nceessury medicine furnished gratis to| the poor on Tuesdays

Office in Richard Heartz, Eeqr’s, bailding Residence ow Water Street, at the Misses

May 24. 1269,

CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPZSFAGLES * AND EYE-GLASSES,

@' the Store of their Agent.

CHARLOTTETOWN,

; July 6, 1869, JE attends for the purpose of assis'ing Mr Watson iv fitting the EYE in difficult or Those sufferiug from impaired or rtunity. Our Spectacles and Evé glasses ure acknowledged to be the most per- preserving the

We tuke ocension to notify the Public that we tu caution them aguinst

Date of visit at M». Watson's Store from 6th Jaty inclusive,

GLASGOW, ail of which wii be offered at AUCTION, abour the end of MAY: 60 Chests Tea 12 h lf do 20 hhds D Kuyper Gin 6 Casks Henueasy’s Brandy 109. bays assorted Cut Nails 1 Case Cutlery 50 Boxes Liverpool Soap 20 Cases and Bales Staple Dry Goods 2 Causes Made Clothing 10 K-zs and 1 Case Mustard 30 Aeys Carb. Soda 20 Casks Washing Soda 1) Case Cream ot Tartar 3 ds Castor O.! in Tins 5 Bhis Confectionery 1 Case Shoe and Steve Brushes 42 Pugkages White Lead 10 Crates Barthenware 1 Cask Alum 1 do Copperas 1 do Epsom Salts 5 Bhls Pickles 5 Bh's Bureelona Nuts 59 Boxes ® x 10 and 10 x 12 1 Caso Stationery 1 Bale Wrappirg Paper 6 Boils Currents 59 Boxes Valentia Raisins 20 Gross Fancy Toilet Soap, 100 Sides Sele Leather M Jusses, Sugar, and other artiwes uct enumerated, P W YNDMAN: Ch'town, May 17, 18¢9

lass

NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS.

| Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,

Mey SUBSCRIBER has RECEIVED _ per * DNDINE.” from LIVERPOOL, tae Largest and Best Assortnent of

China and Earthenware, ever opened in Charlottetowa, Which he will SELL, WitoLesaLe or Reta, Cheap tor Cash or Approved Pauper.

. —ALSO— A Fine and Complete STOCK of CHOICE

GROCERIES, viz:

TEA (warranted goed,) Sugar, Seap, Molasses, Candies, Shoe Blacking, Blacklead, Baking Seda, Washing Soda, Raisins, Cur- taute., Spice, Piesles, &é. and all kinds of GOODS

usually kept in a

FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE.

LIQUORS :

BRANDY, GIN, PORT & SHERRY WINES, Wiiekey, Jamaica Spirits, Old Tew, Lrish Whiskey, Gingeretie, Raspberry, Leon Syrup, &e., &e , &e.

FLOUR! . FLOUR! Always on hand. Extra and Superfine from Choice Brands.

ee

N. B —Bread made trom tha Best Quality No. E Canada Flour, sent to any part ol the City, daily, tree of Charge.

B. D. REDDIN.

Charlottetc wn, lately eecupied by EJ. Hodgson, | Old Stand, Reddin’s Corner, ; Eeq- Street.

Ch town, May 31, Lo69,

1989, SEEDS. SEEDS, 1068

‘HX\HE "SUBS?RIBER has RECEIVED trom ENGLAND, via LALIFAX, a supply of FRESH SEEDS, warranted true to their kind.

W. R, WATSON.

City Drug Store. Victoria Building, av 3rd L869,

Spring & Summer Goods!

‘§°HE SUBSCRIBERS have completed at the LONDON HOUSE, their LARGE aud EXTENSIVE STOCK of

Britisa, Foreign & American MERCH ANDIZE.

G. & 3. DAVIES. _Ch'town, May 24, 1869. pat ial

THE GENUINE Common Sense Family

SEWING HACHINE, £3 5s. QOd.,

IAT HAEVIE'S BOOKSTORE,

=

LAZARUS, MORRIS & Co. i Queen Street. Jane 28, 1869. BS Ch'town, June 21, 1869. Ce ee eA K0074

A ee

a 5 : , 4, ex % rE 32 3

- Ws * « afenan <4 5 on aa 2 sansa sn} VEN ia

goed repair and made thoroughly efficient in every departwent. They will contivae to manufacture Clothe Flannels, Blanketing &¢. from castom Wool us heretofore. Parties wishing to do their own weaving ean have the'r wouoi Picked, Oiled, Carded and Spun for Que Shilling per pound Curtomers may rely ou a @nick retarn and if de sired may have Cloth in exchanve at time of de- livering Wool, as u constant supply will be always on hand.

i Wool which must be clean washed, free of mats ad coarse locks. and of good quality, received at the Hon UH. J.. allbeck's, Charivttetown, or ai the Mill.

STANFIELD WOOLEN CO. Tryon, May 24, 1809

i . . a . Notice of Administration, LL PERSONS INDEBTED to the Estate of THCMAS OWEN, late of Cardigan, inv King’s County, E-quire, decoased, are bereby not fied t make payment without delay te Mr. GROKGE F OWEN, Cardigan Briages and all parties wou bave legal ciatrs against the eaid H-tate, are also hereby votified to present the same duly attested, within THKEH MONTHS trom the date hereof, to the said Mr. GHOKGE T. OWEN. MAKGAKET A OWEN, Adwministratrix Cardigan Bridge, Mareh Ist, 1869. Ro

Fellows’ Compound Syrup!

JPO% SALE by

W. R. WATSON.

Cits Drag Store, Victoria Building May 3ra 1869.

G OD FIRES.

Now selling at the Gas Works a

quantity of very superior COKE at FIVE

PENCE per Bushel. NB. Coke will last longe

anc give a greater heat thay Syduey Coal. January 20, 1868 isl

CARPETS ! CARPETS!!

yer CHOICE and in great variety—

BRU?:SFLS TAPESTRY, AXWINSTER. VICTORIA FELT, aud HaMP, &e.

HANDSOME CURIAIN DAMASKS aod REPPS.

G.& 8. DAVIES London House _April 261869

CARSON'S PAINT

IS EXTENSIVELY Us£p FOR ALL KINDS OF OUT-DOOR WORK,

and is proved. after a test of 70 years. to surpass

any other Paint. It is especialiy applicable to

iron, weed. stone, brick. compe, greenhouses, ete.

Is twice as durable us genuine white lead, so simple in application that any person can use it,

: White, Light Stone, Bath, Light Portland Colors, Lead, Chocolate, Red, Black, Bright Green, Deep Green, and Blue

Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brushes. &c. Varnish for Shingled Roofs, at 28 6d. per gallon WALTER CARSON & SONS,

La Belle Sanvage Yard, Ludyate Hill, EC.

CAUTION — All Cusks should bear the Mark, to be haa only at em Sear the Trade

STONE’S British Hardware Store.

Old Stand, Reddin’s Buildings, Queen Street. June 7, 1869- ;

WILLIAM KOUGHAN Ship Broker $ General Agent, Queen’s Wharf. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E, ISLAND. REFERENCES:

Messrs Peake Brothers & Co., Carvell Brothers, I. C. Hall, Esqnire eb. 8, 1869.

NWOTTICE., R ILITIA OFFICERS, SPORTSM EN, MERCHANTS and others, desirous ot purchasing ARMS of any deseripiion ean obtain them through the subseriber, from the Manutac- turers, Mestre Isaac HoLus & Sons, of Bir

mingham, Contractors to Her Majesty's War De- partinent. '

Samples of ARMS of various deseriptions, prices, and terma upon which Arms are ordered. can be seen at the Subseriber’s Office {Dorchester Street, Charlottetown. Wet %

G. W. DEBLOI Ch’town, May 3. 1869, z

TTe

OOD TEA, SUGAR, MOLASSES and other GROCERIES, together with

DRY GOODS, &e, &., at the WEST END STORE, Roch{ord Square. June 28, 1869.

Woon. WOOL.

ASH PAID for WOOL C Sureoft-s CALLBECK. Sy “* te “Churlottetown July 13th, 13 tf

~

Latest Arrangement.

Aise

P. B. Island Steam Navigation Co's. Steamers.

HE Steamer PRINCESS OF WALES or ST LAWRENCE will leave Charlottetown as under, until farther notice ,

For PICTOU, every Monday morning at 5 o'clock, returning will Jeave Pictou for Charlotte- town, on arrival of Train, next day

For Pictou and Hawksbnry, every Wednesday morning. at 5 o’clo@k, leaving Picteu for Hawks bury, on arrival of Train, same day; returning will leave Hawksbury every Thursday morning and Pictou, on arrival of Train same day

For Pictou and Georgetown, calling at Sourts (weather permitting) every Thursday morning, a 5 o’elock ; returning, willleave Georgetown for Picton and Charlottetown, every Friday morning at 5 o'etock

for Summerside and Shediac, every Tuesday and Friday morning, at 6 o’clocks; returving, wil lenve Shediac on Wednesday aud Saturday on ar rival of the Train from st John.

Steamer HEATHER BELLE will, until farther orders, leave Mount Stewart Bridge every Frida moruinug about 7 o'clock, retarniug about 4 o’cloc

p m ; Port Selkirk every Tuesday morning about 7 o'clock, retarning about 4 o'clock, p.m 443 Crapaud every Mouday (weather permitting) about the time of high water for -barlotietown F. W. HALES,

Ch’town, Mav 7 1869, Secretary

Wisso.ution ivo ice ‘PRE Copartnership hitherto existing be- tween STANFORD WELLS & JAMES PHILLIPS, of Chariottetown, Marble Woikers, has been dissolved by wutual consent.

Tae busicess will in tuture be conducted under

the name of JAMES PHILLIPS.

The Subscriber has constantly on hand a sup- ply cf Italian and American Marble

FOR MONUMENTS, HEADSTUNES, TOMBs,

TABLE TOPS, &e., &e. A superior style of Workmanship to any on the sland) = Terms woderate,

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; gy 1 @) NOTICE! ({LOUR MER HANT3 and others are hereby notified that any person offering FLOUR for Sale, without being Weighed and Marked will be prosecuted according to law. WILLIAV MURPHY, Flour Luspector. Ch’town, May 24, 1869. 8.2

The 65th Section of the Law relating to Fiour Inupection, proposes a fine ‘ot Forty Shiltings for each Barrel offered tor Sule without being Marked

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Annual income ofCompar y nv wards of £700 000 stg,

Invested Capital and Accamalations upwards ef £4,000 000 sty J LONGWORTH,

Agent at Charlottetown

Ko Painters, éve.

EP AA YEP Soe 4 FA KAGEs LONDON WHITE and 152 COLUKED PAINT.

®148, Linseed, kaw and Boiled,

sweet, Olive and Seal, &c.

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COAL. COAL.

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Mar. 22, 1869.

M&VES by orders from the Subscriber, at the follo *ing Prices. viz .—

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do. SMALL, ' 410 Lingan, LARGE. vl0 6

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do SMALL’ a 7.6

TreRMs—Two months’ credit from time ot

livery atthe Mines. G,. W. DeBLOIS,

Agent. Ch’town April 26,-1849 6m

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Silver, @unieas.

Mr. Benson, who holds the appointment to H RH. the Prinee of Wales, has just published two Pamphlets, enriched and embellished withellins- trations—one upon Watch and Clock Making, and the other upon Artistic Gold Jeweliery These ure seut post free on application. Persons living abroad can select the article required, and have it forwarded with perfect safety.

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fHE ORIGINAL “ WEED” St WING MACHINE

With all the Katest Improvements; Made by the North American Manufacturing Company.

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‘gue ‘¢ WEED” was awarded the Hicugst

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Customs’ Department

April 15, 1869.

Ts Controller and Collector hereby vives notice to all Importers of Goods and Mérehandize, o: an: articles. whether liable to daty ur otherwise that no permit to land, or receive the same, will be granted at this office, until a full and correct.ac count of the valae, quantity aud quality thereof is prodaced, and owners and captains of vessels are also notified that ifany cargo or portion thereof, is landed previvus to entry ut the Custom Honse the penulties of tne Law will be enforced against the

transgressors, WM. E. CLARKE, Controller of Cegtoms.

Notice to Debtors!

= SUBSCRIBER would hereby inform those indebted to him, that if their res- pective amounts are not paid by the 25th MAY, he will place them iu the bands of his Attorney for collection. JAMES MeLEOD, Tailor. Ch’town, May Ist, 1869,