NEWFOUNDLAND.

From tive Northward good accounts of the

shad been received, notwithstanding gehrerte* os for some time had been wala. she w ng ' - ehere Commissioner reports that the r t vd been onasuaily bold im British freee’ and that be hud captured seven ot ss ’ ap oR } Biv ae tat as Bartle Uirbor, ’ ne o ' cus nally taken in v herring selaes. Whicn was regarded as an the et sgn ilerring had struck in all ia the coast, and in several places were oe abut an : - fhe Hon. AmOrose Shea was appointed

: the Intereoloniml Couneil of Com- Delegate & =! he held in Quebec, and had Jett in

meree wo !

the stoamelitf “ Law ence .

“shout f hundred porpoises, valued at ei each. hi ad been cay tured by the per} le ol! ‘ew Harbor, N. F

A General Election is to take place in New-

geadiand on the Llih of Nowensber.

-_~

BY TELEGRAPH FROM THE STATES

pocuesren, N.Y. Sept. 7.—At the billiard ma! oe the championstip of America, Derry w by So pe . Fox made a run ef Vo points Tl e Was tht #iCienent Tl % being the facet Phe winner's average wus 16-54 Geld 144

New Yoru, S pt &.—The New York Com

aercial’s Washitgten deapate! riers ra thie

t Mexican Liberala, atter the retreat) fron

saya thet late ad

previets reports of disasters ft

( taba. Coutiened resistance to the Frevet without aid, it is said, cannot be looked for..

Passengers trom the cily of Mexico state tha great reeled was felt in that city on the disbanding of Sheridan's army ia Texas Ati ainsi t caron A stipply tram, with a passenger ca attached, « Kphaded peste rd yon Tennessee, seut tea « the feuin i fragimeuts i eve ry dirvetios and 4 believed, ki g£ wavy perses...

Gold 1443 a 144g

RK, Sept Pp

gten de spate! euve the

Piibune’« President ym with a Louisianian, sa

New Y m.—The speci Was

a ree Coverall

these Whe tnagined that be was hostile to negr ~ om,

suffrage Were uustauken He urged this genth

ma te SilVecale wral Views in Lewis ana, an

sid—" Why cannet you do as Massachusett dien f lf a negro can read and write, let his i Phere are pet five hundred in Louisiar

" cau stand the test; bat it will be me Nerthers

Iv.—Join C

Geli

uslice, Bid alk clainer

New York, Sept Breekenridg

was &@ pussengec by the stea uship Aikernion 5 4 at Quedee yesterday He lett te Mowirea 1 the allerneon Jeff. Davis ha t bee reneved from him casemate to Carre Hall as res 1. His quarters are b-ing pre part j i e expect d that be will be an eect ; : at flail within a few d HVA, - Stat elections in Maine veste rday resulied tu re-ele¢ ’ at Geverner Cony kK publican, by abou y U wajperiiy... Grievid i44q

New You, Sept. 12, Pp. w.—The Herald’; Vera Cruz corres; en sys the Luwperialjst. grea i the Luperml triamph a ‘ uaa tl mille and bad sent a specia i l i with iews siti tbe wph is regarded a4 lusigaificant compares

@ Lile va uuph at Tehevacaw

1—A further redue

uv ade OY Cie discharg: gl Gelered troeps enlisted trom the Norther Sales ( ed ti ps enlisted tu the Sout!

e Treia i Destructive fires are frag ¢ Woods Maine --A pilot boat was re seized at Getfale tor sumuggling goods frou Canada { i ted Sates.....A despaict Si. | s sates i Haus propesed to Uh isis ounce at Fort Smith, siipuiate tha eievery St ve ldhitmedia , abl shed, aud treed ave x a orperated to th . i a xz Ww ij wllicr thember.

t eid id VERY LATEST

New Youn. 8 i4—l Wirtz trial wa Pomp i . sa temda ‘ : i , ’ i Mw sick N “ews si ' ug hiv o . . yt , GREAT FIRE AT LIVERPOOL, N. S Liverroor, N. S., Be i4, 2 pm { . Zliug i aia ed £ i J si DeW * Artie . acs rl ed i ging Peiegray fhice t vet Pe tu s Sippesea « fi ‘ LATin Liey have sueceeded me t z i ‘ . i iWe clurciies Cust ‘ $33 s% i Afapu ine Wes ’ iil New Yor«, 14th 8 —P. M—The Herald’. mpa i se i $8 tinderstoed the PB esid tipiaied The Wludrawal of Lhe e re i e ite ae Seeeti li lat sites litte i busteesa is e iss presstng, that the Pre aud Cai [have deierunted to torege t Levrtrgel Vist Seuth lor a while... | bron Sin i Geoterument Agent, ius arrive t ! “ oe ita UU, prin ipaly Mi Zeid, Capiuied }. ff Davis's Tiam

WASHIiNGwUN, J4 Sept —P M.— Althony!:

Wirtz wae ce derable better this merning,

Vee dteoughi auvisabie te pretpene the lita

diewduy wert, Whew 0 is believed be Wili be fui stured.. Ceeid 145

THe ISLANDER.

Sie—I have read Me. Lowe's affidavit, which

To tHe Entron oF

Was publisuied in Mon lay's hxaminer, Seplemver, lith Me Le We slates, on wail, that I luted

the eceausten of hte banding we a Teud

jor the Buiidiog of the Barracks, on the 29

st just, that his teuder was the only o ved Mr. Lowe’« statement that I teld him that his

der waa the only ene which LI

wines | nad reece te id reeeived, is votrue, | did net make auy allusion te the nun which had been reeeived—nor did L say anything te Mr. Lowe, ealenlated te he presmiet that ] had

aN) Temes prev teusty to fie

of tenders

convey the pot received

T euelone you a letter trem Mr. Robins, whe Was present when a few winutes previeusls I fused Ye give Mr. Alley any information, as te the bumber { te Which had been received at the UCelonia! Secretary 3 Ofice.

I ani, Sir, Your obedient Servant, JOHN W. MORRISON

iers

Sept. 13, 1465.

Jubr Ww Morrison, Enq Dear Sir,~1 was in your office on Tuesday, thie 23th the I steoutd suy It Was ateut twe 'y mhinttes beiore IZ o'clock. at the same time 5 r Alley, in my presence, laid on your desk direc ys of you, w sealed letter wlich-iie caid was 4 tender ter building the Barracks—I beard Mr. Alley inquire it there were wany Tenders in, and

Atugust, between hours

iweive os wreck :

i freniz

sheared seu tell him that the question wae an cu} Preper one, whet you would nol answer, of words |

fo that effect. Tam, Sir, yours truly, JOHN ROLINS Spi 13, 1865.

CHAMBER OF CoMMEKCE.—At the Chamber of Commerce, held last eveniig, Coumunications were read from the Montreal Board of Trade relating to the erganizatten of #0 lutereolunial Board of Trade, alse a Telegram ‘Hing the Chamber of Commerce here to wend epresetitutives to Montreal to coroperate in es- tabtishing said Interevlonial Board, at a uiweting oft delegates to be held on the 27th inst. Hon. J ‘ Page, the Leader ot tlie Gov ernment, whe is at

i

present iu Canada, was a, pointed a representa: |

t

+ the

‘event of either of these two uot being aie

attend the meeting, the Hon. George Beer te heninated to act instead. Among otter Jieitess transacted at the meeting A. LH. Yates

Esq. was appointed permanent Seeretary uf the Cbamber.— Pat. —_=_— —

We learn that the Islander has ne just grounds ol Complaint agaiust Mr. tlali's establishment at Rebinsern's Tet. d, Rustieo, in so far as reeeis ing Geserters is concerned; and that the remarks Ww televence thereto are desutute ot trath.— Herald.

——_—.

Beware or Tutcves!!—We understand two OF lbree allempts have been made within the last lew night, by Sottie scoundreis, to treak into (he Testdences of several of the mbabiiants ot this ¢ ty. We Weuld advise cur fellow citizens and the Po Mee to Beran the look out tox the raseala, Li they Cotue our Way, We protiise them a warm ree ep Qon.— Js/

ee

fought to light at Colyton, Sowersetshire. Abeceentric character has now actually io lis Posseseiun at thid moment the unburied corpse of bis mother, who died five years ego. When sie died he had a« lead fin made, With a gisse plate put in so us to show ber lace Tae coffin be de posited in a shed, and from time to time went there to look upon the face of bis mother. The ease affords the

Heazest parallel to the man in London, whu *pt the remains of hie two wiles im a sian St Way for many years in a bedruom in bis house at Portland place.

ot eleven and)!

a meeting of |

Ove by the Chamber, aud also Mr. D. Laird; and }

ide |

a sta eager attenapeenaes

Business Prospeers ww New Yor .—The ‘all business has already commenced, and pro Hives to be extremely large, Already stores and Varehouses are thronged with eager buy ers, and he ery frou every quarter ia: “ Sall fiey come.” Che West will buy as it boughe before stispended for four eurs, will be u wXpectedly l tye and active Notwrt] standing the war, it seems large stims of rela aad ailver were held at the South

hever vhile the Seurhern trade,

While the wavy Tecetpts at the porta, and the tubacce and afford a

Wal stores that are coming terward,

Mesis for ate Teter profitable business with that It mst be remembered that the South- ru people want almost everrtl ing “wilzed comunity roth nen and

wetion

needful to a ween, furniture, farm eel : 1 lorses, Callle, swine—everything, in short, that

support life and make it tolerable. ‘These im-

Heaiate Wants mast be satisfied, and trom the |

North. All the signa point te ao immense busi. ess, high prices aud great apparent prosperity, during the coming tall ~New York World. a A Ciutto wren Turee Toxcues —On Wed- vesday the wife of Jobs Cranterd, slater, Ewe and Lamb Close, Dinsfrie %, gave birth te a sen.

whe exhibits the rare, if not huprecedented, per!

cuharity of having three tongues. We saw the chiid, and found it te be seeunugly ln excellent health, of full size, and in other reapects well formed Phe middle tongue is the largest of the is rounded at the top, and is taetened the lower partet the palate In such OU Way as oprevent the child suck x

i Tongues is separated

. it wee. |

Eaci ot

other,

reaally.

from the and

thease ou ench side de wat appear te cause the |

Inlant much inceuvenience Phe cud has been seen hs Dr. Met vlleck aud Dr

are of

sult trom any disease Pienipsen, and they opinion it Would be advisable, afler he is a ttle older, to liberate the middle tongue from the paiale by an vperaiien. Meaawhile the in- temt is suckled by weaus of a bottle.—Dun/ries Nandara “ee MYSTERIOUS W RECK,

LUNENBURG, Sept. 13 —Brig Zero, coal laden, was picked ep ou Monday about four miles out te sea, dbundened, and taken to Bridgewater by Oeheruwen; hole in each side where attempt had

ween made te seutile her. Vessel tight and dry

Cliet papers and chronometer taken away—well |

found lu steres and materials wt Lewer Dublin, Luneuburg. They say the Cepiain ted overboard j ~~ sS— oe - —_— | Devorrep BY ASH ARK. —Captain MeDonold, of the ship Avwadne, 355 tona, from Prince Ed- ward Istund,with timber and deals, which arrived Pat Gireeneck on Mert any, reports that five days itter leaving Prince Edward Island, one of the engaged as cook and steward. jumped feverboard while under the inflaeuce of quer | Captain MeDonald ul once thereafter ordered he Vessel te be hove toe and a boat to be launch- ed te reseue the nutertanuate iticaet,

uids,

Che itumersed edserved te be making great efforts to reach the vessel, and was heard

persen Was uliimately

; wemedalely therealter te atter several dreadtul eres, then to rise ios arms wiidly and disappear As a shark was observed following the ship ter several Gays IE Is supposed the meouster bad seized

fhe unloriunate wan and dragged him down

Pie boat was at ounce pushed te the spot but ne |!

trace of Lin could be sees

22 years of age, un married, a native of

trom the United States navy. ~ Lie, rpool puper iinet iieietibeonoesatns

Person at.—Dr. Chas

on @ Visif te our elly,

Hotel ‘

en Ceonectiwon with the

MeKay, is at present and the Park Phe Dr. bas lo uy held a prominent posi Leonudon been its chief Amerieau Visit, we

ls Slaying at

Times, aud lor san? has

this

eharacier at)

years pas Correspondent prolessionai with bis

is sald, of

Ccotnection

eWspaper duties, wilh a view, as it

re £ 20 Hidependent estiiate of the teelings | of the Provinces respecting Confederatin.—S¢ John News + -

A Convention of del ‘yates fram the British Newth A lean Provinees, will be teld in Qiie- | ’ » Thursday, the i4th meat The object af

iis heeliig ty x clat Ree procity “ th the ied States Ca Mma Wii be represented py ve embers, and N a Scotia, New Bruns. “kK Nemlonndiaud ry Islaud OY vie euch — bla ifax E press ell eiticiinatiinmninel It is; that tien. R. Do Wilmot ta = t I ’ eot New Bruusw ck al the gy Reciy ¥ Crtive oth Q were li is « that the S Crees Hen J. W K °, Ww pres ' provinces, and we see

Sibled th ihe Chauriottetown papers that lion J “ee Pope Wii Oe tie tepresentative of Prinee Ldward Island As we before stated, Hon Ain se Shea gees te iF whee on behalt of New- | .

aiand.— Halifas Chrontede, Sept. 14 - te

On Thursday. |

retight tree

is,, the steamer Heather Belle

Chariettetown to Beale about Thu

sheep amd a parr of oxen tor the Halifax market Vie Princess ef Wales te Prete the same day Dive “When the Railroad

wll be

brenght abeut tu siieep

\ ‘slander is cmupleted te Protow thy y

enad i te supply the Hualitax toarket nnuber ot sueep aud oxeu.”’—Pictou

Se pe. lA

Sits,

Sith ai Chronicle <>? pone Holloway'’s Pills ave ucdeniably the finest mre- a'cihes tu lone werld tor biliousness ynd lndigestion, Lu all cases of deranged stom teh, determination head, bile, sick headache, liver and stemach complainis, there is ne mediciin known that will g lnomediate rehet as these renuwned Pils; young and old, rich and poor, patrowize them, and se many cures are ef- tected by their use, that their praise wb sounded trom the terrid to the frigid gone: in truth, per- sens “he travel consider them a Necessary requi- In sultry ludia, the blued becomes o erhbeated, the liver terpid, the skin covered with prickly heat, and the whole system languid and exhausted. No- thing se sou gives relief as Holloway’s Pills, <> IE. - ——

HUNNEWELL’S UNiVERSALCOUGH KEMEDY.

of Dtuod tea the

Ve sth

site Weather or warm climates, or in

There is probably no line of disease which has been more erroneously treated than Lung Complaints

Chroat and

Chere is alxo not a recipe written, nor a prepara tion before the puble for the above complaints that dees net contain I preene, Antimony, Lobelia, or Opiviw, iu some form or other, whieh - claim to unhecessury In nine tenths of such cuses, ts they produce nausea, canse the stomach tu repel flood. and allow disense to triumph over What tatitre re pruires to acep up stretuth

Agaiu, objectionavle components canse doses to be pl ied so fur apart, that the irritation Which causes t and the foundation of permanently laid

A true Cough Remedy should got only be the and to used just as often as there is tickling in the throat, Or disposition to conch, but to allow of its free use after the couch is checked, to clear away

be evtirely

ticse

e cough vets the hpper hand,

weuk lungs or colsubiplion is

pocket, bedside or nursery companion of all,

al! remain'tny irritation, and make the enre perfect

Causes of tnost violent Sore Throat, with all the svinptomes of Diptheria, have been entirely eared by naking a constant use of the Congh Kemedy us a Gargte kor lLlowrseness it is valuable. ‘

JOUN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist, Boston, Mase.

1 For sale by all deaiers in Medicine.

W. R. Wartsox, T. DesBatsay and M. W. SHINNER, Ageuts, Coarlvitetown.

_—_+-

Childreu and Babies.

Who does not love children 1 Are they not the light and joy of every household ? are the diseases to which they are subjeet, and the | great cause of many of their atllictions is WORMs. | What shall the disconsolate parents of these poor children du 17

tew duses of | JUDSON’S WORM TEA. Tt carnot do any harm. | No Mereury or any other mineral is in it. entirely vegetable.

JUDSON’S WORM TEA,

Seld by ali Dealers. Get owr Almanac.

Tt is sure to do good It is

| PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN. ARRIVED Sept, 11.—Sch. Maty Aun, Drake, Burgio; fish. J. RK. Stewart, Stewart, Guif: do. Meseheux, Riehibucto; deal. Ellen, Pentz, do Bret. Ariel, Moran, Richibucto;: deal. Providenee, Doherty, Buetouehe; deal. | McLeod, Bay Vere; do. Mary Jane, Fester, Richibectou; boards. 14—Sea Breeze, Pugwash ; limestone. Ra M 7 Campbell, pic- tou; coal, Mount Vernon, Campbell, Neweastic: limestuwe. Drineess, Grant, Sy duey , cval. | CLEARED. Sept. 1) —Str Island City Smith, Shediac; mer. Coumeree, Suow, Halifax; fish. Ellen | Douglass, MeKenley. Vietou; bal. 12—Water Liily, Purdy Guli; fisa.

Seh

bal. len, Pentz, Pieteu; de. Velocity, Mescheax, du; La Kovka, Davison, Gaspe; Live Stock.

Arrivals in Europe from Hence. Barronrennky, Ang. 15—Queen. GuAVeEsEeND, Ang. 28—Eleanor. QUELENSTON, Aug. 27— Excelsior. Javenpoot, Aug. 3t.—Faithtul. Pin, Aug. 23—Cleared, Ship William Yeo, for , New York. APPLEDORE, dus: IR—Atlantie, fur Quebec.

, Kingrorp, A

from Quebee.

;

Clothing of all kinds for)

tilensils, |

Phe curious malt r-}

tustion does wet, se far as Appearance goes, re-

Part of the crew |

Lc a Rape en er gear

THE Mic Macs.

At a meeting of the Mie Mae Society of this) Island, held this day, 1th September, 1865, at the City Hall, in Charlottetown, Lieut. Col, P. D. Stewart, Vice President, in the chair, the | following resvlutions were unanimously passed vizi—

‘ . . |

Moved by His Worship the Mayor,and seconded | °*** sda NNR oo pti Ba 4 by Thomas Des Brisay, Keqr, RON.

Resor VED, That the members of this Nociety have heard with much pleasure the statement made by Theophilus Stewart Seeretaurv. re ppathy expressed by Pr. blodyki of the Ab Pre. Society uid other triends in Boyland, with the objects of | aur Associaiion |

Moved by the Ton. Dr. Young, and seconded | by FLW. Tales, Esqr —

| Resorven, That ibe thanks of thie meeting be |

8s. T.— 1860—X.

‘| Persons of sedentary labits troubled with weak- |

| appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti- | pation, de., deserve to suffer if they will not try | the celebrated

| PLANTATION BITTERS, | which are now recommended by the highest medi- | and warranted to immedivte beneficial effect. They are exceeding)y |

Ksqr. thei:

a alive to the avi

the Honorary Seeretary

cal authorities produce an

agreeable, perfeoily pure, and must supercede all oe the e : oP sai bia R te ae nest cord ally tendered to the Aborigines Protec other tonics where a healthy, gentle stimulant i: how Seciety, for their kindness to our Secretary | required.

during bis visit in London, ond tor the nid afforded

| They purify, strengthen and invigorate.

him to ameliorate the condition of our Mic Mac! | |p oparlation They create a healthy appetite. ' | Moved by Jobo MeNeill, Exqr, and seconded | They are an antidote to change of water and diet. ) by Charles DesBeway, Eqyr — | They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. | | Rersouven, That the Books kindiv furnished by | -» :

‘ K - | Y | They strenethe t nlive ' |Dr Hodgkin, as the nencleus of a library for the| Phey trengthen the sytem and enliven the mind. | [use of the Indians be deposited for the present in | Chey prevent mwiasmatic and intermitteut fevers.

she mont » Benedeo? , . . j fhe archives of our Society. Chey purify the breath and acidity of the stomach | |

} Moved by the Rev. D. R. Pauther, and se- leonded ba Thos Desbrisay, Esq =

Kssotven. That our Secretary deserves the | thanks of this Society for the efforts put forth by | They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache. him in presen tog the claimsof the Indians before a} benevolent Pubbein England, avd for his disin-| terested and unceasing services in promoting the welture of the Aborigives of this his native lund

They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.

lhey cure Diarrima and Cholera Morbus,

} ' They make the weak strong, the languid bril-| |liant, aud are exhausted nuture’s great restorer. They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya |

Resorven, That these resolations be printed in the public newspapers

T. STEWART, Secretary.

bark, wintergreen, sassafras, reots and herbs, all} Fo:

particulars, see circulars and testimonials around

preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix ram,

Married, At Holland Grove, Bedeqne, on the let ultimo

by Augustus FE C. Holland, Esq .4.P, Mr. Nelson} see that it has an unmutilated metal cap over top

Howatt, of Lot 17, son of Cornelius Howatt Esq :

IM.P P.. to Catherine, danghter of Mr Williain | of each bottle, aud green label,

Platts, of Augustine Cove. ;

each bottle,

Beware of impostors. Examine every bottle.

for exportstion, | around each neck.

See descriptive Circular around jcach bottle. P. li. DRAKE & co,

'

New Youn.

Died, At Liverpool, G. B., of consumption, on the | loth July last, Mr. Artemaa G. Alcehorn, aged 26 | May 1, 1865. ; years, son of Mr. John Alehorn of Weat River. ia } ' |

Gus

ee Aver’s Pilis.

Are you sick, feeble nad complaining 1?

| At the residence of the Hon. Joseph Wightman, St. Andrew's Point, on Tuesday, the Ith instant,

from Are you

ction of the beart, Edward T. Wightman, vears, much regretted by frieuds und ac

whic wed 14 cut of order, with your system deranged and your

j

qiatntiances ; te : fe. “ Me > m i. " - ‘ : On Sunday merning last, Elizabeth. eldest and} feelings uncomfortable } These symptoms are of-

pat Ji o'clock, a.m:

| settle up on or befor: the

| Mexico, where the mighty Curdilleras raise their

i 4 ‘ , VPORTAD SAL.

Freehold Farm, Farming

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. —

ene | ments & Houschold furnitars. Stock, Crop, &., for Sale. ARMY CONTRACT, BERMUDA, Mf ES. 78.6 ALFRED BROWN, ae cing abont to leave the L-land, bave tn-

FPG subscriber is instructed to sell by}

AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 2nd day of | OCTOBER next. at the residence of the Parish Priest, Rustico, certain STOCK, CROP. &c , the |

7 Comvrssanrat, Berwepa, l structed the sulseriber to sell the whole of their Hamitros, 30th Aug., isis. § iy ALUABLE PROPERTY, by Anction, at their ~ ’ » rma as | residence, Ou THURSDAY the jth October, A EALED TENDERS, in Duplheate, upon | ais wees ms. ied. 2

; il . next. 1B., property of the KEV. MK. BELCOURT, w€ 7 printed forms to be obtained on application at cvnditite vl Parish i riest at Rustico, who has left the Island. 4),.6 Qommissariat Offie-s, will be reeeived until | . : For further particulars see handbills wo j Noon of FRIDAY, the 20th October, at tie Com- | A Freehold Farm, : ’ oak dae DAVID MUTCH. ' misxariat Otice, Hamilton, Bermuda, from persons ; a. : . ’ ‘ : Rustico, Sept. 18, 1855 | : taining 160 acres of Land of enperie? quality,

| willis snter a contract for supplying such | COU : . sg gaa willing ~ a ee ee eee i situated on Lot 13, xbeat one mile and a half from F St k : d I ] a | {ean ¢ laine Port Hill. 120 acres are under enltivation, 2nd the arm vOCK al mp ements. | FRaSs HH BEEK ‘remainder is covered with hardwood and poles. FENO be SOLD by AUCTION, at the ae mav be required for Naval, Military, and Con- | DWET Perret peter orm

residence of Mr W. 2. BOSWELL ; eacenl + r ‘or the ] menemiy lst De ne ee “= fie Wy. 2 RFR ” ,

YORK POINT WEDNESDAY. the 27th | r} Vict services, for 4 Stat March. i309. deter. Outhouses. This farm is well watered by two

: a LSDA ie 2th iunst., | ceuber, IS60, ¢ , r dist Mareh, i509, deter : : a oe NT, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th inst. | ce naib . IS60, and en eae a or by a six (streams, and basun extensive froutazeon Richmond aie > ——s pe itd a froin either party. ; Bay, and Gonedne rare advantages for obtaining ee ee, ee Y manure; abuudance of sea-weed and mussel-und CONDITIONS + jimay be had within a few chains of the shore. The The Beef to be subject to the #eproval of the labove property is in the midst of a tlourtaliing ret: Senior Commiseariat Officer, or otfisy officer ap: | tlemeni, and is well worthy of the gitention of amy

periouw col

] Large HORSE, w eivghing 1260 Iba. | 4 Mileh COWS. 1 HIEIFER, i 1 Dirham CALP, SHEEP, 2 Carts uid Cart Harness, | Truck,

1 Double Wagon aud Uarness,

| i 1 Jaunting Sleigh | . ; be ould i : or two lots to eait purchasces sacs > Soh , : aft as eae oe sion ; i ‘agtor, at his | Ye Bela 12 Oe Or TWo lots lo SUL purchasers. 8 Tons HAY, 150 bus. Muezard WHEAT, | eqnently to be delivered by the Contragtor, at hie/

Plouvh, Hartows, éc. &c. wh expense, at the different Barracks es ie a i ef ' ; HOW eXisting or to be established in these Isiavds) © ‘ <P Teriue oo LIAM DODD. Auctioneer j~-with thé exception of Boaz and Ireland Islands, ' Stock, Farming Fimpicmrents, &e.

Ca teen, Gent it, ‘Sus. ite "| where the meat will be subject to approval arren} 3 Horses, 2 Mares, 6 Cows, 4 Heifers, (0 Pigs,

Eo aves: sca cna tO EMM i ME | delivery, at the Quartermaster’s stores. 2 Wagyous, 1 Cart. 1 Track, 1 Plaush, | pair War-

‘i . 5 ast hak “OW Jaanting Sleigh and Furs. t sett Harness 3 In the eveut of any objection urising as to the | rows, I. ' “* a oe _—? Tion Y Wanted. , nality of the meat onthe purt of the troops, or the | 2 setts Cart Harness, Pingo, Tackling, % quantity j OUN BELL respectfully requests a); | Commissariat Oilicer, should the Contractor be un- | of Hay, toxeiher with the whole of their 2

parties indebted to him, whose aceounte were | Willing to accept his opinion, if adverse to hie own, HOUSKNMOLD FURNITURE.

Terss~For the Farm, a credit of two ar three yeara will be given, paid by eqnal instaimenta, For the Stock. Farming Luplements, &c, same We cish ; sume over 20s credit till the first November, 1866, on approved Joint Notes.

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rendered on the Ist JULY, to come forward and ad mee oP sag ten tw a Garrison Board. | WhOse Gecision sha e Dbal. Staff and Departments to draw from the Con- ractor’s stores. Issues will be made at sach hours as may be di

FIRST DAY of OCTORER nexi.|,

Bell's Clothing Store. Queen Street.

Sept. As, 1365. _ (till bxt Oct ee ~ | rected, from time to me, by the seulor Commissariat GEORGE ANDERSON, Auctioneer. TO HEADS OF FAMILIES |e _New Landon, Sept 41865. dw

Deliveries to be made alongside Her Majesty's ships orhulks,as may be required by the authorized

oflicers of the Naval or Convict services.

A reserve of cattle, equal to the probable con- FOR INTENDING PURCHASERS. sumption, uuder ordinary circutustances, for six 7. SUBSCRIBER has received ingtractions to weeks, must at all times be maintained by the Con- offer for sale ALL THE LANDED PRO- tractor, and must, when so required, be submitted | PERTY belonging to Hexny Sura, Esquire, of to the inspection of the Commissariat. Auckland, New Zealand.

The envelope containing the Tenders to bi This Valaable Property comprises One-half a marked “ Fresh Bee!,” and the price in words and] TOWN LOT fronting on Prince Street. below por- figures to be stated at per pound, in pence andj tions of Lots Nos. 56 und 57 in the 2nd hundred, hundredths of a penny. with a two storey DWELLING HOUSE and a

An engagement to the following effect, sizned |STABLE thereon. 11 is sitanted in a central part by two competent persons, uiust be aunexed tol of the city, convenient to the Ferry Wharf, and in each Tender, via :—~ las desirable a locality for a residence us eau be

“Inthe event of the acceptance of the above | found in Charlottetown.

JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB TP Atthih De

The Besi Family Wedicinein Existecace.

Drepared trom simple Roots and Herbs that grow upon the Mountaing aud in the lovely VaLLeys of

| a we ‘ , ; a ‘ : . : ii ‘ : p Property on Richmond Street, ca ia- jmuch beloved danghter of Mr. Joseph Kaighrt | ten the prelude to serious illness. Some fit of sick- | cloud-piercing heights tender, we hereby engage to become houad in the}. ee ae = omer tat = oe jaged 14 yeurs und 6 mouths, Funeral will take] : : 1 | Dy cleansing and Purifying the Blood, they not} wn of £2000 for the due peformance of the Con- | N¥ ae ee vere > aires |place from her father's residence, Great Geer ness is cree ing upon you, and should be averted | ie hoes een : tract entered into.’’ This Property consists of a DWELLING HOUsi& ace Pont e i , sslde Py rea rcorge 4 . . on . oe » a » i % 3 ‘ 7 cade. saptacbene Clttend tv), at 4 o'eloel ““FE" | by a timely use of the right remedy Take Ayer’s | “Dly cure but prevent nearly p aa ' itty a tha sented having two tenements " —_, < which one et, To-mmorr endl » at ’ oe i py Ranwud » dis “re . hieail . | ‘mn vyinent to be made mon yor le production lil ical vacions = vare ane umber yar At saint Germain de Rimouski, Canada, on the | Pills and cieause out the disordered bumors—purity | A L L D I S k A 8S E Ss ° | of the proper accounts and vouchers as wider, viz: a pe a .

i the blood, and let the fuids move on

and ie very eligibly situated on the North aide

; 2nd Angust, M- Vierre Gauvrean, aged 67 years unobstructed | ‘or fonviet Services, by the Com- : : : . ; lund 9 monthe.—The day on whieh died thie wort), | ia health again. They stimulate the tunetions of} They sre the remedy the notxreous HAND oP aoe und Convict Services, by the Com of Hillsborough Square, ee excellent jeitizen, this good husband, good father and ex- | the body into vigor.us activity, purify the system | NATURE bas provided for all diseases arising from ise a Navy, by the Agent Victualler Th ot eee mil ny a aoa siolneiiiams bak eek ' s , Be ant rf fre s obstructic sty mak seas told | . ; se Mie a : ese Properties are well worthy > plary Christian, was the forty-second anniver-| from the obstructions which make discase. A cold IMPURE BLOOD. For the Naval Hospital, by the Medical Offieer of all parties desivons of purchasing, as they will

fanry of & mos i} Notary, and pany pnblie trusts,

happy marriage. M Guavreau Was i | settles somewhere in the body, and deranges its | held} natural functions. These, if not relieved, react: |

among others, those of Justice | upon themselves and the surrounding organa, pre-}

QgQuring his honorable career

in charge, in Treasury Bills at par, nuless the amount be under £00, when the payment will be made ia cash.

be sold at as cheap a rate as any in the market. If they are not disposed of before the FIRST day of OCTOBER next, they will then be offered

Che names of those diseases are levi n. JUD?ON?S PILLS are the Best Remedy in Existence for the following Diseases ;

Imple-

pointed by hin, at the Contractor's stores, aud sub. | person a ishing to pnarcknse a good fur; and will ;

Deceased Was abent } 3 ' Prince | Mo Gjauvrenn us representative for the County of! Edward Istaud, and had recently been discharged | i a

beleve, iw ol al

Yet how many |

We with cvutideace reply — Give a |

Ve loeity a

I2—-Seh. |

Naney, |

Hobbs,

Naney, MeLeod, Bay | A most extraordinary case has just been Vert; flour. 13—Zebra, Fitzpatrick, Pugwash ; | | Brigt. Amel, Moran, Kichibuctoi; bal. E!-

iy. Ys—Siup Mary Mundas,

} Eade Collector of Castows aud Lieutenant Co lonel of Militia. The duties of offices he jperformed with that fidelity and honor which ull his wections. At thistime, whil still monrna the e Hon. Judge Morin, it is interesting that M. Ganvrean was the intimate

At one epoch in the life of these wo distinguished wen, it was contemplated by the

hese

characterised he country | Vache anc ti

flo wnnounce

i i |

mend of both

hiefs of the Canadian party and electors to returt t 3

Rimouski, but the position of a Member of Partia Pinetit Wes tet in accordance with his modest testes land habits. and he deelined to Yield to the invita i ions of his friends

j renticuess

Geuerosity, affability. and were marked lines are

Veuts

memory these '

to whose

Ganvrean set

Virtneus man i consecrated M jtrom the disease which carried

ered many betore it, lils jively faith id= strons convictions were niway | accompanied by the practice of the Christian virtues |

| During bis sickness, as

rehivions

and allendance upou toe Sacramentsof the Church } The subject of this ob tary Hotice died as he had| lived, in peace with God and his own conscience

enjoying the respect and sympathy of bis fellow | i who were to be!

iis morta! |

| “NtIiZens ATI Triethis

ffonnd in many 4

humerous

rts of the conntry

remains Were followed to the Church and thence | o their last dwe}] ey ce rtiwerous cortece } ’ st ‘ ! uski and t wig ¥ counties b » the dead whi eit i i ~C i Phe « ensed pentiemat i er ¢ Di if a ‘ t at ‘ vi { lottetow ‘ Tnesday ever yr the 12t : t ' se of 13 s, Sa 4 t ‘ f Mr. John ¢ oe eS I l } e@ tt ve er t bhi ne left ] , a u N s | the view « t uy i Lice sei iy i i al, Sx te is pore rv GANAD Malo! lu { ‘ eww I sine ‘ er t } iv WwW is © \ is tia ied byt ' is is dixense to which she feila vietinn, lenving sorrow Y itietuis aid a iurue cireie of ac jilaths sfo Woouw she was endeared for er esti i! ' ies, to famenther sad and uutimely end. May | sie rest ib pence } Al ie residence in Seul River on e St stunt Mr Allan Melsaue, awed 54 venra

Of searlet fever, on the first instant, at 2o'clock a.m, Mary Jane, aved 5 years 4) mouths; and a Sa. m.onthe same dav. Henrs med | vear ane] Ss months—elildren of Donald aud Jane Payior, of | North Bedeque |

At south West River, New London. on the Itt!

instant after eight week's ilnexe. of Diptheria Barbara, the fourth daunghter of Lunean Cole, in tis Vist year of ler age She Was estcemed tor

Lenevolent disnosition, is vrently reyretted

¢T ind Jeaves a larze circle of relatives and friet (Is to

mourn ber loss

Launched, From the shipyard of Mr. James Yeo, Port Ell, onthe Otbipstant, avery fine Juniper-built copper.

tasiened Ship, of about 1000 tous, called the | from the |

“Ocean Pearl.” Oui the same day, shipyard of Mr. George Ellis, Lot 12, a bark of about 400 tons, for Mr Yeo On the same dan from the shipyard of Mr. Thomas Rix, Lot 3, a Brig of about 250 tons, Juniper built, for M Yeo,

Ou the Ist instant, from the shipyard of Mr. Neil MeNeill, J | Messrs. Yeo & Richards.

| Oothe 9th insiaut. trom the shipyard of Mr. Jobu |

Plasteid, Lot aubeut 2Z5U lous, for

Messrs Yeo &

i4d,a brig of Richards,

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