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they will clearly slew that they do not want to emancipate their eynstituents from abject slavery to the proprictary sys- tem, and that they are unworthy of r staining their present high p sition.

Mr. Palmer declares thatit woud be a breach of faith with the British Government for the local Executive to entertain the loan question pending the award of the Commissioners. If that be true, his (iovernment are guilty of a most flagrant breach of faith. Two Estates have been purchased. since the Commissioners were appointed —the Selkirk property avd Lot 54. These propertics haye been bought with money borrowed on the credit.of the Colony. If it be wrong to purchase town- ship lands under the auspices and with the eredit of the Imperial Government, is it ri cht to effeet.such purchases with the very sleader means or the @ouabtful credit of the Colony? If Mr. Palmer's premises ave correct, his Government have committed

@ great error in purchasing an acre of the properties referred

to. If those premised are unsound, as we believe they are,

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then Mr. Seeretary Pupe has takes a proper view of the whole question in advocating an extension of the provisions of th Purchase Bill. For the present, we shall leave the Colonia) Secretary and his Leader to settle as best they can, this extra- ordinary difereuce of opinion. cetera tentoeepeyeremeengnncneene

Tus junior servant of the Executive Council has occupied a column in tle last Monitor with the most vile personal abuse of the editor of this paper. He has concocted a clumsy tale about our being in Shediac in 1853 — visiting the drinking ** saloons *’ in that village — getting intoxieated, there, lying down in a field, and coming home sick in the Fairy Queen.

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7 Wy Ut) CI Lr ‘ T ' NEWS BY THE MAILS. Colonial and United States Mails were reeeived hero on Saturday evening. The only important intelligence furnished relates to the civil discord in the neighbouring Republic, The war fever in the South appears to haye become more violent

thancver. The slaveholding States are following, one after |

another, the mad career of the South Carolinians, and the} Federal Government is now in the midst of a revolution that threatens a speedy disruption of the Union. Onc of the most significant facts as to the breadth and intensity of the revolu- | tionary feeling is the retirement from the Cabinet of all the leading minds that surrounded Mr. Buchanan at the com- mencement of his administration. We give below such)

portions of the news as we can find room for.

UNITED STATES.

The War spirit is fully up in the South,—and we much tear that ere long some desperate collision will take place yetween the Government authorities and the Secessionists. [n our Jast issue we stated that the Steamer Séar of the West had been fired into by the South Carolivians, while endeavouring to land reinforcements for Major Anderson. |

| We anxiously wait to see what action the General Govern- | ment will take in that matter.

Governor Letcher, of Virginia, in his message, refers to

ithe trouble that threatens: calls upon all true patriots to | exert themselves to save the country from impending evils ; | he is desirous that there should be a convention oe! a] the Siates, and aids—* It is monstrous to sce a government | like ours destroyed merely because men caunet agree about |

'a domestic institution. It becomes our State to be mindful

. ‘ . gry ig ; : eo. Lat ha -n interests herunti ae ae eS .¢ | Now. if all this were true—and this ls just the substance of a ” her ow Mh imterests. ; Disr uption 8 lueVita bc ; and if con- | federations are to be formed, we must have the best guuran- |

column of balderdash — how are the Government served by Da ; 2 “ | tees before we can attach Virginia to either.” He condemns

having it put in print? Can”Donald Curry make no better use of the Government stationery than in writing silly libels against members of the Opposition? Was the flunkey put in the Council Office to do work for the people, or to blackguard those who cannot approve of his master's Government? It is

ery certain that bo does not perforin any necessary work in the Council Office. Mr. Desbrisay does the whole of that work, asusual. It appears to be Donald's business to lounge about the ofice—throw his awkward legs over the back of a chair, and invent lies sq silly that an idiot might be ashamed of them,

and the most abanJoned wretch in the lowest sink of iniquity |

would blash if accused of their perpetration. His Excellency the Lieut. Governor is certainly not happy in the choice of waterials for the defence of his Administration when a brain- Jess puppy lik» Curry has to be subsidized at the public ex- pense, to set aside p ablic questions, and deal in priyate slander.

If we accuse the Government of incapacity in administering | the public affairs, we are to be told that we were in Shediac | saven years az0—visited the saloons, drank with the men and |

eracked jokes with the girls. This is an admirable answer to an attack upon the Government If we remind Mr. Dundas that the motley crew he hac around him is driving the veasel of state to destruction, Donald Curry is ready with the clinch- Ang acswet—**Sir, you forgeé that you drank liquor on board the Fairy Queen something less than a dozen years ago.”

We haxe no dout Curry supposes that this style of defence is very effective. Ile writes to suit the taste of his masters, and if they are not capable of appreciating any thing better than the garbage which heets before them, it is not so much his fault as their misfortune.

But we had nearly forgotten to notice, in referenee to the story about our trip in the Fairy Queen and visit to Shediac, that it is false im every particular, as must be apparept to any intelligent reader who can distingsish between probable and improbable tlings. We never spent a whole night in Shediac at any time of our life —never entered a ** ssloon”’ there, and dun't believe there is any thing of the kind in th qgasce.. We never made a trip from Shedice te Charlottctow: in tie Fairy Queen, and aever used or saw any liqu.r on board that vessel. Dona'd Curry says be believes that hiv falec statement will be verified un reference ty the Mesers. Walsh, of Summerside. The parties referred to had 9 seiling nacket runuing between Shedtae and Bedeque when the Fairy Queen was oa the same line. James and Geerge Walsh were the owners aud e.mmanders of that paces. James is now in Europe, and George has been for seven) yoars in his graye. lt will, there’ore, be seen at a gl:noe that the Government dunkey ra @ no risk in pe‘crring ty these p rties for a yerif- cation of his lies.

Dotiald thinks he is great ia drawing the picture of a drunken man. Le ouglit to be. Ue has h d opportunities enough for studyin : the prt ic that smoky shinty at the West River, where, io his younger days, the boy Curry could con template the physiology of a broken-dowa old man, bearing his own name, whose normal couditien was bestial drunken- ness; and who covld not dispense with his supply of **white- eye”’ until painfully convinced that the darned stocking in the sooty rafter wus emptied of its last baudee.

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Tue Governmen: party are, we understand, extremely busy in settling the Land Question. As an earnest of their good | intentions, about three hundred writs against the tenantry | have been issued, since the closing of the Commissiozers’ | Court, from the ollices of gentlemen holding high positions in | the Administration; and several cases have come to our! knowledge where the payment of one year’s rent, as recom- | mended by the Coinmiasogcrs, was found to be no guarantee | against harsh proceedings on the part of the landholders. | Nothing short of the foll pound of flesh, in the shape of arrears, will satis! y some of the proprietary Shylocks. These proceedings may put a little money in the pockets of the land | agents and the lawyers; but they are sure to scttle al! ques- tions relating to the leasehold tenure in a way not desired by the proprietors; and they will settle the Government, too, that lean for support on landlords and land speculators,

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A QUESTION FOR THE ORGANS.

Tue Government organs have, for several weeks, dis- coursed what they consider very fine music for the Govern- ment regarding their speculation in the purchase of the | Selkirk Estate. We have been told that the transaciion is eure to be self-sustaining, because the settlers have already | paid in, on account of the purchass of their farms, the enor- | mous sum of two thousand pounds! Why, the settlers on the Worrell Estace paid, jast autumn, an instalment of fifteen hundred pounds, which was merely ope out of many other

itoria from Frazer River.

the hasty action of South Carolina, which has taken her) Southern sisters by surprise.

The United States Arseaal at Mobile was taken possession of by the Secessionis's on the 4th inst. It is said to contain a large quantity of amunition. Fort Morgan was a!so taken, | and is now garrisoned by 200 men.

and ia honor of Major Anderson, were fired at Portland, Me. Dover, N. H., Washington, and other ¢ ties.

The President is reported to have said recently, ia reply to the suggestioa of apprebended diffeulty in maugurating Mr. Linco.n, * if [hive until the 4th of March, | will ride to @he Capi.ol with Old Abe, whether 1 am assassinated or not.”

| Goverument had collected several companies of artillery there Massachusetts and New Hampshire are ready, il is stated, ito respond to a call of the Government for troops to sustain the Union.

Besron, Jar. 9, 1861. i /question, whether Senator Toombs of Georgia and Senator | Wigfall of Texas shall be arrested on a change of High | Treason. | A Charleston despatch has just bxen received at the War | Department. news of the arrival of the steamer “ Star of the West” (which left New York on the Sth inst. with 250 troops, destination unknowa) at Charleston with reinforcemcuts.

The Speaker iaid befure the House a Message from the

President alluding to South Carolina. The President says |

he has no alternative but to coliect the reveuue aad pro ec’ the public property. His duty is ‘o execute the law, aud the right to use the military and naval force in their execu- : re } , : niet Ai ; tion is indisputably set forth by the law. He says that the present state of things is beyond the contron! ef the Execu-

tive, and we are in the midst of a revolution, acd be recom. |

mends Coug-ess to act in the present emergency.

‘Tne steamer “ Star of the West? was spoke, on the 7th cff Cape Hatteras, bound Seath. :

Secretary Thompson, of the Interior, resigned ye terday.

W asurneroy, Jan. 3.—President Buchanan was infor med last night that Ex-Governor Wise of Virginia, and his M, nate Nen, pritcipa ly located in his old Congressional Dis- | drict of Norfolk gad Aceomack, intend to capture Fort Manco at Old Point Comfort, and the Arsenal at Harper's Ferri unmediately, for the purpese of holding thew for the moment | when Virginia shall join hands iz the secession movement. The Presideut says there ure teu companies of soldiers at Fort Maio, wy, 2e dyudie not, will properly receive th: iex-Goveruor.

At Harper's Ferry they were not preparel to receive him should he make the attempt to capture the pluce, Nuv Yous. Jan. 8 —A special dispatch from Richmond says that the Gove:vor of North Carviina has sent troops to

jseige Hurt Mucou at Beaufort, the tora at Wilmiagton, aid

the Arsenal at Fayetreviile.

Tue New York Evening Post of Wedaesday, says—* In financial eircies there is guite acheer‘ul feviing. aud ihe news from Washington is received with much satisiaction. Prime paper is in demand at 9a 12 per cent.

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Orezon dates are to Dec. Lith, and British Columbia to Dee. Sth. Sip doha Marshal! and bark Newry, are re- | ported wrecked in the Strait of Pues.

Attempts have been wade to burn Victoria.

Forty thousand do!lars worth of goid had arrived at Vic-

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Wecx.—We regret to Jearn that the Brig J. H. Harmon, owned by partics in Pictou, after being twenty three days at | sea, loaded with produce from P. BK. lsiand for Englavd, has been wrecked at Ship Harboyr. The continuance of Hasterly winds which the packets crossing the Atlantic have expe- rienced for seme weeks past, will account for her having been | driven back, Partieulars have not yet been received, but she is likely to be a tutal wreck.

Monpver at Tracapir.—Michael Potty, Way Office Keeper at Tracadie, was lodged in the county jail this morning, charged with murdering one of his neighbors, a young man | named John Delory, by stabbing him in the back with a knife ata late hour last night. We have got yet heard the’! particulars of this sad tragedy, but unlerstand that Delory | gave very little oy no provocation for the murderous thrust | made on him, from the effect of which he died in a moment. ! Potty denies that he is the murderer.-Antigonish Casket. |

Suockine Surcipe rn Kine’s Counry.-~We learn from a! person residing in the neighborhood where the deed was com- | initted, that on Monday Jast a man named John MecUinness | deliberately cut his throat with a razor, near his residence in| Smithville, Parish of Hamptovn, K. C. About 9 o'clock, A. | M., he left his dwelling and proceeded a short distance in an | adjoining field, where he was observed t:king off his coat and | yest, after which he made the attempt upon his life. A neigh-. ber in the vicinity immediately ran and seized the unhappy | man, took him in the house, and sent fora physician. It’ was with difficylty that the unfortunate man could be res-

Some fears were entertained at Washington, and the |

Washington, Jan. 9.—The Cabinet are debating the |

It is expected that these despatches contain |

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jnstalmeuts from the same people,—it gave them no trouble | trained from finishing the deed he had commenced, The} to pay it, and there was no music from the organs about it. | physician upon bis arrival found that the wind pipe was cut) Bat it seemed to be a remarkable event to get a decent ig-| through, but the jugular not severed, The surgeon sewed up | stalment from the Belfast people, who, as Mr. Douse said in| the wind pipe, and the suicide lingered until 4 o'clock the | the House of Assembly, had paid no rent for eighteen years | | same day, when he died, A Coroner’s Inquest was held and it was, perhaps, quite excusable to make some noise in the | a Verdict in accordance with the above rendered. Financial | B¢Wspapers about such a marvellous occurrence. But the | troubles in which the deceased was involved are said to have| ‘ivestion we want to ask the Organs is—Low much money | !ed,to the committal of the rash act.—S¢. John, N. B., Globe. | . paid by the settlers on Lot 54 for their several | holdings? That property was bought by the Government at) Firs.— Woodstoc?:, Jan. 8.—The Canadian Literary, In- a bigher rate thar, was paid for the Selkirk Estate; and we stitute and the Baptist College in this place, were burned understand that little or none of it hgs been sold or paid for to-day. Loss $20,000. Insurance $000. since. If the Organs decline to answer our qucgtion, their ee siltace will be resarded as an adwission, that’ the purchase| Masscre vy Prrates.—Macas, Oct. 6.—A communieca- | of Lot o4 Was ® wigeruble failure aud a criminal waste of | tion rece:ved by the Freoch consul at Shanbai from a priest the public mocey. ‘iu the district of Halimer, near the mouth of the Yangtze, ene states that an American barque had been chased by pirates, We are inform 2d by telegraph that a great fire occurred in| was supposed to haye been arent and aj] ag ae oe Halifax, on Saturday, the 12th instant, by which one of the | 2eed: excepting one man, who was lying at the above place | song : ’ ’ . ies en fo and od. largest blocks of byildings in the céntre of the city, known as badly 'yonmtal ; Greed wont ee berecd Cheapside, was burned down ; bat though we have Halifax | SUPREME COURT. p*pers received oa Saturday evening last, as late as the 14th,| Below will be found a list of t.e prisoners convicted during cheiameetinie memenienienranS. .. fee cosets ee sama e pri ; ams Sea) e s. William Young.—The prisoner tried and h, were printed late on Saturday, at or before the time senettaitehatdit ere ee sha . rime a a. ae The om a Soe rei Lat eeont. pein and oa ‘ The coroner of New Orleans reports 85 murders in that oe ar on ee fity daring the year, 35 suicides, 109 accidental deaths, 79

: 7 ' The Queen vs. Mary Moynagh.—Assault. Ths traverser desths from iutewperance, aud 105 cases of drowning. sentenced to eight months imprisoument.

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The Queen vs. Sarah Mountain —Indicted for concealing

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| the b rth of her child, and sub nitted ; and upon being brought

up fur judgment, the Court considering the case to be shroad- ed in doubt and many difficulties, suggested to the Attorney General the propriety of entering a *+ nolle prosequi’’ upon the indictment, which was accordingly done, and the ;risoner discharged, -_-——-——_—— + Dee TO CORRESPONDENTS.

‘* A Teacher”? on the means by which the Legislative union between England and Ireland was accomplished, wil! appear in our next. It isan edmirable letter and cannot fail to com mand general attention.

‘* Conservative’ on the Edacation question, will also appear next week. ;

The humourous advertisement relating to the Musical Olio, intended for this No., is unfortunately crowded out by nu- merous other advertisements requiring more immediate publicity.

‘* Children’s Friend’? will appear next week.

Catholic Youny Men’s Literary Enstitate.

The Rev. A. McDonald delivered a seeond leeture on “ The Air,’’ before the Institute, on last Thursday evening, 17th inst. The lecture was illustrated as on the tormer occasion, by several mteresting experiments. An instructive debate

ensued, of

On next Thursday evening, 24th instant, Mr. Isidore Mc- |

Cormack will deliver a lecture.

Subject—‘* Lhe Mysteries of the Ocean.”’

E. Reitny, See’y.

filarried,

At Ravenwood, inthe Royalty of Charlottetown, on the 17th inst, by the Rev. Thomas Dancan, Frevenicx Ponsonay CamMILEERt, Esq., youngest son of the lite Capt. Joseph Cammilleri. Ro N., Companion vf the Orders of St. Micheal anl St. George, to Georg wa Ripper, Leainacpa, third daughter of the Honorable William Forgan, L. U.

Died,

At East Point, Lot 47, on the 4th inst., after a severe illness, borne with christian patience, Mr, Joba McDonald, in the 54th yezr of his age, wuch respectrd by all who knew him. Deceased was son of the late Mr. John McDonald, of Priest Pond, Lot 46,

Orygenated Bitters. —This isa remedy for Dyspepsia, Tn- !

sunlike all otuer medicines, and extracts the disease by its roots, leaving no vestige behind,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NNN NINN INANE INO NAO NAL NAINA NOP NG Ol Ol Nl ll

GREY WAVTER SALE.

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VEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

FALL, 1860!

| HUST received from Boston and Halifax, at the Old Es- tablished (Orwell, 1843,) Cheap Store, admitted to be CHE AP- | ER than the CHEAPEST Country Store on the Isiand, and the greatest varicty iu it, from a

NEEDLE TO AN ANCHOR,

| a large end personally well selected Stock of all kinds of Guods, to suit

the House and Farm, and purchased en the most alvantageous terms, | and which are priced at the lowest rate, in plain flgares—for the child as ‘well as the most experienced—from which no alteration is made. Tae | motto is

| “ Quick Sales. Low Prices, and Small Profits.”

| The following are a portion of late Importation :—Staple and Fancy | Dry Goods, in great variety; Hardware and Cutlery; China, Glass and | Larthenware; Stationery; Drugs; Perfumery and Dye Stuffs; Genu- | ine and Patent Medicine, the Lest and surest for man and beast; Paints, | ali colours; Oils, Varnishes and Brushes of all kinds; Pitch, Tar, R: zin, | Vakum and Rope; Cut and Wrought Nails, Brads and Spikes; Brass, |

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Cooper and Zink Nails and Tacks, for house, ehip and boat; Cart and }

Dry Goods, Groceries.

'BXO bo sold by Auction, on Thutsday, the 24th fst., a6 11 o’clock, at the Subseriber’s Root, Queen Squate— ~ 1 Bale 71 pieces Printed COTTONS,

1 Bale 28 pieces nee SHIRTINGS, .

1 Case 17 pieces DOKSKINS and Seal Skin Coatings

1 case 20 pieces WINCEYS

1 bale 58 picees Fancy oat tee

lkale 76 do. 9. Lot Ladies? MANTLES.

Lot Far CAPS —— 4Lso——-

10 bbis. Brown SUGAR, 6 bbls. Crashed SUGAR, 10 boxes Cavendish TOBACCO, lot HARDWARE, and sundry other articles.

Terms. — All sums under £10 cash; £10 to £40 three months; over £40 four mouths, on approved joint notes, Sale Positive.

Jan’y 14, 1861. WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

Sele Leather, Molasses, tderring, sugar, &c &e. &c.

Sled Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips'and Spurs; Sled Furs; Borse | "MIE subscriber will sell by AUCTION, at his Sale Room,

and Bed Rugs; Hall and Koom Paper, cheap as white-wash; Men’s, | Women’s and Children’s Boots, Shoes and Kubbx rs; Upper and Sole | | Leatber; Garibaldi ur, Cloth, Wool and Glazed Caps and Hats. | Metal Boi ers, Pots, Bake Pans and Kettles, with extra lids, Mount- ing for Wood and Iron Ploughs, extra side and sole plates; best Scotch

and refined Flat, Square, Round, Piough Plate, Hoop and Sheet Iron; |

Blister, Cast, German aud Spring Steel; Smiths’ Coals; Files and Rasps; Mill, Cireular, Pit, Cross Cut, Hand and Tenon Saws; German jand English Flour Cloth; Wire Web and Oats Sereens; Powder, Shot,

| Caps, Flints, and Guns; Best and Strong THA and COFFFE, Broma, |

} Sugar and Molasses; Kice, Barley, Raisins, Currants; Pilvt and Navy | Dread and Crackers.

‘Domestic Manufacture: Encourage Island

radcés

in Queen Street, on TUESDAY, the 22nd instant, at ib o’clock— 50 sides Sole Leather 10 puns. Molasses 1 box Ground Uoffee 1 bid Sugar 36 cases Brown & Pale Brandy 2 pipes Alcohol, 5 years in Bond | 2 hhds. Gin 70 bbis. superfine Flour 1 cask Raw Oil 1 cask Boiled Oil 6 crates Crockery ware, assorted, 40 bbie. Applee lv dozen Buckets 10 boxes Candles 10 do Brooms 1 do Indigo. Terus—All sams under £10, cash; over £10, three months’ | eredis will be given, on approved joint notes of hand.

60 bbls. Herring

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Jan’y 14, 1861. ALEX. McKINNON, Auctioneer.

BARQUE “GAZELLE.”

The follewing Goods will be sold at Maker’s prices :—Large and small | Barn Door Hinges, with bolts and Nuts; Dog Irons, Fire Shovels, Po- | | kers; Horse shoes, Coulter and Harrow Pins; Island, Nova Scotia and |

American Axes, warranted; Ploughs and Harrows, Sleds, Box Carts, |

digestion, and the numerous disorders of the stomach. Jt was |

iad , i iow t bh otaes a °28 es Pa ‘ a a“ : i | discOvered by @ regular paysician, aiter years of research. It Salutes ip commemorction of the battle of New Orleans. | ”

Trucks and Wheels, [ron and Wood Axles; Spinning Wheels and Reels; Bedsteads and Chairs; Panel Doors to order; Window Sashes and | Frames, ke , &e, | Agent for the Hon. Jas. McLaren’s celebrated Cloth Mills, which are fast superceding the Pictou Cloth Mills, having vast increased im- | provemeuts added lately to his establisiument.

Materials imported for making Ginger Cordial and Temperance Syrups, with dirctions for Tavern Keepers and otbers, at cost prices; | warranted the best and safest substitute for Yankee white eye ever

discovered; no mistake in them.

Dowman’s renowned Luiter Powder preduces extra Butter and Cheese in winter nearly as quick as telegraph vporatiun; seeing is be- lieving it, 1f you doubt its proof (sample free. )

| Best Labrador Herring and Codfish; with countless other articles in | stock, too troublesome for the printer. Parties wishing to save t'me, | trouble, money, Or cats when scarce had better call and see the stock |which is now selling of quick at reduced prices, for ready pay, for

which Ca‘s will be taken as Cash; and discount allowed for money, to |

| encourage ready payment from this date.

| Agent for the a most everlasting Yarmouth Cook and other Stoves, l the best inl cheapest ever imyocted. The last stuck of them all sold, | WANTED—300 Cow and Ox Hides; the highes: prices paid for them

rEXO BE SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, on TUESDAY, | and all klnds of Island produce.

the 5th day of Fesruary next, at 1] a. m., at the sub- scriber’s SALE ROOM, Queen-street, the following GOODS : 6 hbds. ALCOHOL 4 boxes GLASS 16 barrels SUGAR 20 chests TEA (good) 1 hhd, do. 40 sides SOLE LEATUER 20 puns. MOLASSES 3 kegs Baking Soda

3 boxes TUBACLO 10 kegs PAINT

3kegs . do 1 barrei Raw O[L 30 boxes CANDLES 5 boxes PIPES 20 boxes SOAP 4 do. PEPPER 12 dozen BROOMS 4 do. GINGER

| 12 do. BUCKETS ———-ALSO A QUANTITY OF DRY GOODS, Consisting of Cotton HANDKERCHIEFS

5 kegs NAILS,

Printed COTTON

Grey do MUSLINS Striped do THREADS White do Cotton WARP (white & colored)

With a variety of other articles. te” Terms liberal. Jan‘y 21, WM. McGILt, Auctioneer. Lee soja ls act so eee ie See | a ' | Tea! Sugar! Flour!

'7ex0 BE SOLD by AUCTION. on THURSDAY, the 24th inst., in front of the subscriber's SALE ROOM, Queen- j street, at 11 o'clock:

10 chests TEA, from England, very superior

10 ihalf-ehests do. do. li) chests TEA, from New York, warranted s.! half-chests do. do.

1d 5, wrels Muscoyado SUGAR 10 uo. refined Crushed SUGAR 100 bana’: $ Cotton WARP (American) 25 kegs Nu. OS 25 sidea New Yurk SOLE LEATUE 50 barrels Family “LOUR 5 boxes Liverpvol Bu AP, 10 boxes CANDLES.

+ 1 tc Terms liberal. dun’y 21, 1861. J.&T. MORRIS, Anuetioncers.

“4 a. ~ 4 MARSH HAY AND ss 8M STOCK, [.b2 SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTIOL". st Moust Stewart Farm, at 12 o'clock, on MONDAY, te 4ta February : A large quant'ty of MARSIL HAY 2 COWS, te Calve in Feb uar 2 do. - in Calf, 1 HORE. fs Terms at Sale, W. DODD, Auctioneer- i barlottetown January 21, 1861.

Improved Freehold Farm. —

day of Fenrvary next (1861), on the premises, at Seven

Mile Bay, at the hour of Twe.ve o'clock, noon, pursuant to | | licence granted for that purpose by his Monor the Surrogate }and Judge of Probate of tuis Island, bearing date the twentieth |

day of December instant, the REAL ESTATE which belonged

fr THE FARMER’sS GUIDE, and Almanacs, gratis to enstomers if called for in time. PATRICK STEPHENS. Orwell Cheap Store, January 21, 1851. tf

_ RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT,

nw O well-selected Crates of CROCKERYWARE, to suit the country trade. Will be sold cheap and time given | for payment, by PATRICK STEPHENS, Orwell Cheap Stove, cheaper than the cheapest country store on the Island, or J. P. TERLIZZICK, Charlo te- town, January 21, 1861.

Colds, }

| BNEW are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or ** Common Cold”’ in ita first etage ; that which in the begin- /ning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon attacks the Langs. ** Brown's Bronchial Troches,’’ Cmtaiaing de- mu'cenut ingredients, allay Pulmonary Ierisation.

Coughs,

Tae great and sulden changes of onr climate are fruitful sources of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections. Experience iaving proved that simple re nedies often act speedily and cer~ tarnly wien taken to the early stave of tie disease, recourse shuuid at once be had to“ Brown's Bronchial Troches”’ or

Lozeng 8, let the Couga or Leritatioa of tne throat be ever go |

slivit, as by this precaution @ more Serious attack may be ffeciually warced of, Broncisitis.

From Mr C H. Gardener, Prweipal of the Ratgers Female Instuute, N Y.—*: I have been afflicted with Bron- chits dururg the past wimer, and found no relief ustil I found your Troches.”’ ** Brewn's Bronchial Troches”’ or Cough Lozenges, are for sale throughout the Uaiied States.

Public Speakers and Vocalists.

A Norep CirerGcyMan and pudlic lecturer says of Brown’s |Broxcatat Trocues: ‘in all my lecturing tours, I pat | Froches into my carpet bag as regularly as 1 do lectures or

jinen.’? Public speikers, vocalists, and all others who exer- cise the voice, Siould never fail of using these Troches. Tney surpses all other preparat ons in clearing and atrengthening ihe voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat, and as a cough remedy are pre-eminently the best.

So'd at the Cash Drug Swore of M. W. Sxinner, Queen

S reet, Charlottetown. Jan. 21. 4 w,

For Sale or to Let,

7FANIIAT very conveniently situated BUSINESS STAND, on the West side of Souris Harbor, adjoining the Bridge,

| u.*d at present in the occupation of Mr. Neil McD nald, con- | | 7§x0 BE SOLD, by AUCTION, on SATURDAY, the Nuxrm | tain seg 24 acres of Land, together with the Dwelling Houses,

Stores, Wharf, Fish Flakes, &c. &e. D. BLACKWOOD. Charlottetown, January 21, 1861. di

~~ dministration Notice.

to Doxatp MacDonatp, iate of Seven Mile Bey aforesaid, | — persons |.aying any demands against the Estate of the

Farmer, deceased: that ia to say, an improved FREEHOLD

. . ° " * ‘i site 1 ; ¢ 2 . on oftet.t } FARM, consisting of one hundred acres o€ LAND (more or Bey, are requesued 19 furnish the same (duly attested) within |

less), sitaate on Township No. i'wenty-seven ; bounded on the

north by lands owned or occupied by Finlay Mefnnis and Allan

McDonald ; on the east by the public Llighway leading from Tryon to Bedeque ; on the west by Finlay McInnis’ land, and |

en the south by Dayid Lowther’s land, together with the |

Dwelling Louse and appurtenances thereunto be onging, and of which said Farm and Premises the suid Donald MacDonald died seised in fee simple.

Conditions and further particulars of the Estate made known at the time of gale.

ALLAN McDONALD, Executor. |

SARAH McDONALD, Executrix of said Donald McDonald. Seven Mile Bay, 2lst December, 1860. bw. RG.

The time of the above Sale is extended to WEDNESDAY, |

the Tweetieth day of February ensuing, at the same hour and plage, Jan. 23.

"UST BE SOLD. Bbbls. Extra Labrador HERRING, put up in Bbbls. 250 for fam ly use, r ,

50 Bbbls. Baldwin APPLES,

20 do Russet do 20 do Greening do

JASON WEBB, opposite tue Bank.

ON CONSIGNMENT, & IIDS. EARTHENWARE, 2 6 casks GLASSWARE, arsorted expressly for Country deaiers, for sale at cost and

Ch Town, Dec. 24, 1866.

charges.

ALSO -

2 quarter casks superior SUEKRY WINE, at 20s per gallon. |

PATRICK WALKER.

Ch. Town, Jan’y 14, 1861. Is] & RW. 4w,

CHEAP, Cheapest Furniture in the City!

FANE subscriber intending to make some alterations in his present business, in the Spring, takes this opportunity of informing the country generally, that he will dispose of his

resent |

STOCK GF FURNITURE at REDUCED PRICES. Also, he has now on hand two or three bundred of his own make of CHAIRS, which the country people would de well to purchase, #s they will not require to be repaired almost as soon as they are taken home, Furniture

of every description made to order. Looking Glesses in| variety. A few Portraits of HIS ROYAL HIGUNESs the!

Prince of Wales, in gilt frames, cheap for CASH, at the

“CITY FURNITURE WAREROOMS,” Kent-street, East of D. Stewart's, Esq. January 14, 1861. lm T. GREEN.

A CARD,

MoM: IRVING has opened her Winter Classes for Painting

and Drawing. Oil Painting on Tuesdays and Fridays,

from 11 till 1 o'clock. Water Coloring and Peaeiling ‘on

Wengieronet Saturdays.

N.S. . Irving can supply material for Oi) Pyinting. January }4, }861. RW 3w.

late Mr. Joh McDonald, Farmer, of Lot 27, Seven Mile

three months from this dste; and any person indebted to the

faa te Dee. 31, 1860.

f bee Owners of the above Vessel beg to thank the Mereantile Pablic for the liberal patron- age received during the period she has been on the line between this Port and Liverpvol ; and having |now heard of her safe arrival in Liverpool, after completing satisfactorily three round voyages since the 5th of April last, ‘they have much pleasure in referring to the following arrange- | ments for the season of 1861—trusting that the publie wili “recognise the advantages to be obtained by the opportunity of | importing three times in place of twice only,—and they would _also intimate that should any accident occur to prevent this /vessel from performing her voyages as advertised, another |ship will be immediately put on to prevent the possibility of a dissppointment :

Ai, BARQUE “GAZELTE,”

/400 tons burthen, R. Camerox, Commander, will sail from | LIVERPOOL for P. E. Island as follows :— 26th MARCH;

26th JUNE;

26th SEPTEMBER. Por Freight or Passage—(having superior accommodaticns), | please apply in Liverpool to Messrs. Davin Cannon, Sons & Uo., or to the owners, W. W. LORD & CO. | Charlottetown, January 14, 1861. 4w

THE REGULAR TRADER & CLIPPER SHIP

| ISABEL,

ELL aera TOP DES. REGULARITY of ges and safe delivery of her cargocs will sail from LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, early in APRIL next, for this Port, direct, For FREIGHT or CABIN PASSAGE please apply to Axpraw Duncan, Esq., 1 and 2 Traffurd Chamber, South John Street, | Liverpool, or to JAMES D. MASON,

| Charlottetown, January 14, 1861.

) \y a q NELUNG OFF! SELLING OFF NELUIMG OFF SELLIMG OFF! \" NHIS is a hacknored crys, senate resorted to for the | “Why! the whole trade are selling off. SeHibg offs nothing

‘new. | am sell ng off also, and am inlearnest about it, an

}

| will dispose of my Stock, which is as good as any in Town, at _as low rates, and many articles at a lower rate than the ' selling off Shops.

| Call at the selling of Shops, if you doubt it, then visit my | Establi-hment,

_ CHEAPSIDE HOUSE, Queen Square, adjoining Mr. Bell's, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere.

I have all kinds of GOODS on hand, suitable for the season, direct from the first Houses in Europe and the United States, which I am selling at a yery small profit for Oush on delivery,

without any Lumbug. BENJAMIN DAVIES. January 14, 1861. 3w

ie - THE LATEST! THE LATEST!

EX * HHELENA’’ FROM NEW YORK:

AO CHESTS and half-chests TEA, warranted,

: 4 hhds. Museovado SUGAR "10 bbls: Crashed do 25 kegs NAILS .

2 bales COTTON WARP

2 bales BUFFALO ROBES

10 boxes Ground COFFEE (very superior 25 bbls. FLOUR a Dai

3 puncheons High WINES.

Whoilesaie and Retail, ee ok einelt selina 2h, leds | GREAT

SELLING OF !

eee

said Estate are requested t» make immediate payment to i ie consequence of the DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP,

RONALD McDONALD. Summerside, 21st Januery, 1561. 3i

_ Freehoid Farm,

OR SALE that valuable FREKNOLD FARM situated

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John McDonald, together with the Buildin % thereon. For further part.culars please apply to the subseriber. RONALD McDONALD, Executor. | Summerside, Jan'y 21, 1861 3i

NOTICE.

_

of George Picked for about two months, and said Mare bas, as | understand, been exchanged by said G. Picked with | Alex. Waugh, of Bedeque, and said A. Waugh, as I believe,

| regretting his bargain, returns the Mare to Picked, whereupon | January 7, 1860,

she was driven to the road by Picked in a very lame state. | She then came toahy Barn; it being the Z7th December, I, | put her up, and have taken good care of her since. This is, | | therefore, to notify the real owner of said Mare that unless | she be claimed within one month from this date, she will be | sold at the subscriber's Barn, at Lot Eleven, to pay expenses. | January 9, 1361. 3w DENNIS KILBRIDE.

SUMMERSIDE, | 7BNIIE subscribers haying completed their FALL IMPOR-| LATIONS, beg to so.icit the attention of purchasers to |

at Seven Mile Bay, Lot 27, the pro erty of the late Mr, |

RED MARE, which I have known to be in the possession |

( the Subseriber will sell off his very extensive STOCK, , at an immense reduction from usual prices,

FOR CASH ONLY.

_ All intending purchasers will find this a golden opportunity, a8 by purchasing at this establishment they will save a portion of their money.

| The subseriber begs now to thank his numerous customers | for their liberal patronage, during the continuance of the late

, Firm, and would assure them that, for the future, he will er-

;deayour to retain their custom, and keep up the well known

‘name of the

‘“Brifish Dry Goods Store,’

|by importing GOOD STOCKS and seiling them at the most | reasonaLle prices,

ta The business will now be conducted on the CASH system. J. H. TURNER.

RECEIVED, -

pe jJate arrivals, and for Sale by the Subseriber— 25) Barrels extra and superfine FLOUR, bu Barrels Pastery do 80 Sides New York SOLE LEATHER 60 Llaif-chests superior TEA 3000 Gunny Bags (cheap bags for grain) All of which wili be sold LOW for Cash. MORIN LOWDEN,

their Jarge and varied assortment of | Peake’s Brick Building. January 7, 1861.

DRY GOODS GROCERIES i mene RAISINS . ( URRANTS WORTH KNOWING !

APPLES n SPICES

TEA me 7 AT VAUX'S,

<erosene Oi AQUORS |

' Pale and Dark Brandy P. d Sh Wi

old Jacsaide Spisite . Old Irish ‘Whiskey wy GLASGOW HOUSE,