THE STATES.

THE CIVIL WAR IN Bz Velegrap'to the Esainiaee and Reading Room

PBaxeor, Sept. 15, (morning.)

| By papers received during the present week we jlearn that the Potato disease has made its ap- pearance in the neighboring Provinces of New Bruvawick and Nova Seetin. The Pietou Stan- |dard says, “in many jocaliti the tops are all | blackened.and the tubers affected with the disease.

NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN PRINCE COUNTY,

Mr. Houaues, of this Office, will shortly visit

our Subscribers in Prince County, for the purpose

A New Orleans detter says seventeen regiments In some eases half the potatoes are diseased.’ | of collecting the accounts due by them. We trust onder Gen. Washburn, as part of the great Texas Here, se iar, Potatoes and Turnips look exceed- they will be prepared to meet him in a satistae-

expedition, were te leave (he wext day for the Rw catenin. Many troops are geue and more are to follaw.

aly well, and promise an abundant yield. It is true that in many places the sialke of the

| Potatoes are turned black and withered,’ but

tory manner,

jean do so by leaving grain with the following

Persons wishing tu pay in Produce

A Meapliis deapaich suys refugees repert a bread | whether this is caused by frost, blight or diseuse, | ventlemen on or before the 1th October next.

riot at Mobile ou the 4th, by women, bearing ban were «with “Bread or Peace,” on them. Being suldiers’ wives, the seldiers resivted them feebly Btores were broken epen and pillaged > The Federals advanced to the Rapiday.—Con- federates wore im postition to prevent crossing Federal casualtics J! killed, and 40 wounded

Three quee captured im the charge on the Con- |

federule baller) . Returns tron the Maineelection: One hundred aad eighty seven low hs, about § of the Vote of the State, gwe Coury, the Lvien candidate for Go- werver, Pising O5,VUY, and Bradbury, Democratic, 29,000. : Banxcor, Sept. 15, (evening.) World's despatel says that Gen. Pleasanton's Feceuaesnalice vbiained very valuable intorma- tien. : dangstreet unquestionably gone West with ove corps te succor Dragy Lee's army is new reported at 40,000, and in aw ovndition to take the offensive Stuart's cavalry all run down, @reerable plight

;we caunet say. This much do we kuow, that

j trow repeated inquiries from different sections of

j the Eslaud, we have not yet beard ef the Potatoe

j itself being at all affected by the disease; and we

| doubt not, that we shall be enabled to supply our Heyghbers with asy quantity they may require of this valuable esculent.—/si.

| The Steamer Heather Bell, Bourke, Master, | left this Port on the morning of the 10th inst., for | Ariehat, where she took in teow the Brig Sarak dilee, trom Baltimore, U. S..—which vessel had j been recently diswasted in a gale of wind—and flett her in Pictou—returned to Charlottetown, jand wasonly absent torty-fourhours. The Serah Atlee was ww ballast, and bownd to Pictou fora fload of coal, The statement in the | papers that her cargo was insured at Baluumore, | for $10,000 wust be incorrect —/b. | <->

Sir Angus Campbell, Bart... of Dunstafnage, |

| cldest sen of the late Sie Donald Campbell,

and horses in| formerly Lieut. Governor of this Island, died at }

Dunstafuage Castle, ou the 13th August last, in

Coutederates reported to have six war vessels | ihe Sdth year of his age. at Kiehuwoud — several irouwclad and patterned a

atter the Merrimac. At last accounts Gen. Dlunt was at Fort Gibson preparing to start for Fort Scott.

QUICK CURES. QUICK CURES.

In the recent

campaige he marched 250 wiles in vine days, | QUICK CURES. cleuring 100,000 square mules of territery frow | THE TRUE Teksl. Contederates. |

Refugees tram Confederate, Conserption enter-

ing Biuut's lines by hundreds. BanGor, Sept. 16, (morning.)

President Linceln by Proclamation suspends the writ of habeas corpus in certain cases, em- ina few minutes, prove its marvellous efficacy, aud

powered by Act of Cougress under the Constitu- tien, deeuiug it required by the public safety.

Doctor Radway guarantees. that his READY | RELIEF will not keep the patient in doubt as to certainty of cure. In all cases where Paty is ex- perienced, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF will,

‘ome bottle is sufficient to satisfy the wost sceptical

Ao arrival at bortress Monroe reports Fort | of its superiority to all other remedies, in curing

Moultrie termbly shattered, and balf of Jauies” Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Pain, Aches, and | Alexander Robertson, sou of Mr. Neil Robertson,

Island captured.

Monitors lying between Sumter and Moultrie. | ae , A white flag foated over Moultric last Saturday | Lilious Cholie, Loflanimation of the bowels, Chills | j and Fever, one or two doses ix sufficient, in cases of

atteruoen, laving ficed ter last shot on Friday. The Federals captured at Bolivar, Mississippi. Seme Confederate paywaster with an escort of 40 men. aud two millious of dollars in serip. A Seuthero despatch meations the upper bat-

ters of Viedsburg are mauned by negroes. |

Federals vuilding new torts. sissippi expedition being wasted.

Flour, super, $4.10, to $1.45; extra, $4.35, to

PANG. Gold, 1324.

Baneor, Sept. 17.

Steamer Mary Hanford from Charleston Bar, ou the night of the I2th, arrived at New York, does vet coutirm the previews report about Fori Moultrie. Gen. Gilwere actively engaged in erecting batteries at upper end of Morrie Island, sustaining heavy fire from forts Johuson and Moultrie, in latter one or twe fifteen inch guns.

Sumter is entirely silenced, but gurrisun still there.

Charleston despatch of the Mth, to Richmond says, Federals perfecting arrangements for per- manent vecupation ot Morris Island, and couvert- ing Fort Wagner into a powerful work battery. Federal Fort Gregg tirea inte boats plying in harber.

New York Post's special correspondent says, latest from Buruside states be has sent 10,JuU prisoaces Nortuward, troa: Cuubeclad Gap.

Gold 1324.

Federal Trans-Mie- |

}other infirmities—while in attacks of Diarrhwa,

Sprains, Strains, Cramps, Spasins, Headache, &c., Oue | dose internally and one application externally will

its application will promote ease at once.

| stop any ordinary pain, aud one bottle eure any jordinary disease.—Price 25 ets. oe

Holloway's Ointment and Pills —Cough, Ema- ciation. — These symptoms, slight, but steadily

| body, whieh will run its rapid course to consump-

tion, nuless some resistent remedy be at once ap-

, ment of the air tubes, are removed by rubbing |

| Holloway’s Ointment upon the back and frout of | the chest; and all impurities are extracted from

| the blood by his purifying Pills, which establish a | good digestion, aud sv streugthen ihe aystem, aud javert both present and future danger. These

potent remedies require no foreign aid to change } the consumptive tendeney, and to remove all ob- | structions springing from impure blood, deficient | vervous power, ur other coustitutional or local | defects. i

Iatifas |

jadvancing, mark a depraved condition of the |

plied. All congestion of the lungs, and enlarge- |

PROFITABLE TO Use.—Geo. W. Forbes, Esq., Baxeor, Sept. 18. | 147 West Fourth st., Cincinnati, Ohio, writes .— Times’ despateh says an idea is entertained in| “I think from my own experience, that Mrs. S. high army quarters, that bulk of Lee's army is | ‘ : , , all . ie. gving down cast te Tenuéssee and Virginia rail- aeeenen ane a a Nee eae read tu attack Buruside ~ such a step vugat te | 4a are the best hair preparations yet made, and lose Richaroud te tie Coniederates. | would have vo hesitation in recommending and | Privaue’s despatch suys wany believe Cotton | States troops departed homewards, leaving Vir-|

urging their introduction into general use.”

ginia to be deiended by Virginians. Sold by Druggista everywhere. Depot, 198) built under the iuspection of Lloyd's agent, wud | # Herald's despaten suys brief is prevalent that Grocuwich-<trest, New Yurk. ia ha ne navesnin Gee to Fe quinn | ¥ ” . | model Ih the line. the enemy is about shandoning recent lines, and | : cgi jit jhe tte ; nae te is , pe ) , THE MIGHTY HEALER. n Monday last. from the shipyard of Mr. James

making staud ov burder of North Carvliua. } Pleasantou's recuunoisaues in foree towards! Let not disease, with its fangs, prey upon you, |

Im Se

South Bank of Raprdan, is stoutly resisted; post! until the cold Land of death hurls you te an un- | twa of Contederate army will seon be developed. | timely grave. Shake off the ieweling of despair and | Reportad hopelessuess, «0 lable to come npen the invalid. | Geen. Gilmore leudered resiguation on account of ‘Tie plant bera of the Sun we place within the | sideut refuses to accept. }speciie form of the disease. The cause, the j _ . — —_ ———= | foutitain of disease itself, is impure blood, and | News by this Morning's Mail. catenins } stomach and = the ) MOUNTAIN THERB PILLS will pass, onugiing » nigh ich t iti “ag Thee Ou s ee Tost 1. dele Won expel, all hurtful poisons that there is in it. ‘ iB cans Suuwiter, Gen. Gillmore had also f It ane : : : er | pe sasaineah a es alee oe P Tl Pills, and disease, in any torm, will dissipate and | the atiempl te take possession of the ruins during | cditdes the moruing dew to rise as mist, and then | the wight, and imewdiatety an anewer wae re.) SUNN slronger, caste his burning rays upou it— | chien Sing site. Mons. and the: Siete: Aten | lease, ike morning dew, retreats and vanixhes. Volentevra, euder consuand of Col. Osborne, of Phere is no bieod puriiier equal to JUDSON’S | henerable duty Pheit iustractions were, if they Sula by all dealers in Medicine. feuod the uavy already tiere, tu retire: if net, to | it suecesstul, burn a red light frew the rauiparts. ‘Phe soldi-ry set out about teu o'clock, with ue

Guetillas very active on Mississippi bis disagreement with Aduural Dabigreu. Pre reach of ali. We care net what may be the | {through the different channels of the lnngs, the AMERICAN AFFAILS. ; 'with the bleod, search out and grasp aud then hes cleanse the blood by a few doses of these Geweral informed che A-lwiral that he should make Fanieh. | Ax the Sun, with its glorious beams first | . oe. ae ie a a turned toat tie uasy proposed doing the same | 4 beviudd “tix gene—so cleause the blood, and the former regt, Were wieeted to perform the | MUUNTAIN HERB PILLS. attack the fort with four hundred picked men, and, | well matured, a band of resolute, determined, en-

thusiaatic wei, and quietly approached the ruins. | The vight was propitious, and everything was} woving smoothly ou, When within a quarter of a| wile of their destination, the navy were discovered already there, about to commence the assault, | S°VeTumenut to the naturilization and cultivation of According to order, the aru y withdrew and iC ilisuya, for the preservation of the health of our allowed ae to tuke precedeuce in Lue attempt | soldiers. This article has a peculiar effect upon the to occupy t op mee . ‘ iliver, ana guards the system aguinst disease by béve ble yang a Far Meatra tas Bar a |estnare wo ropa tet. ema tht the flag, which is uearly three-fuurthe white, and | great success of the Plantation Bitters of Dr. Drake, might cusily be mwistakeu at a distance tor a flag | Which, previous to our unhappy difficulties was of truce or & sigu of surrender, At any rate the | found iu most Southern homes, was owing to the fart Was in fult operation at the last accounts, | extract of Calisaya Bark which it contained as one wantaining & heavy fire upou the captured bat- | : teries va Morris Island.

New York, Seyi. 16.—Ste: i “ss freuen cia en cesar ones | physicians remark, that whenever he felt unwell | Se has despatches for Government, and a mail| Tu ordivary dictetic or atuospheric causes, he

[From the Richmond Whig.] The Charlestou ‘Courier’ makes a timely sag- | gestion in uttention of

recommending the our

jof its principal ingredients.—* In coufirmation of this, we have heard oxe of our most distinguished

|9 bbis. PITCH,

John A. McDonald, Esq., Summerside. Mr. W. Brow, Cape Traverse,

N. J. Brown, Esq., Egmont Bay. Michael Killbride, Exq., Lot 1. Herbert Bell, Esq., Caseumpeque. Nicholas Courey, Esq., Tiguish. George Sinclair, Nsy., Princetown. Michael Dalton, Esq., Lot 7.

Birth. At Kelvin Grove, Sept. 12, the wife of the late A. Carey, Listy., ig. : ofa daughter.

Married,

On the 10th inst., at St. Eleanor’s, by Arehdeacon Read, Mr. William Gay, of Towuship 8, to Miss i Ellen Silliker, of Lot 7.

Died,

At North River, Lot 32, on the 30th Aug., after a loug illness, Catherine, wife of Mr. John McLean, aged 76 years.

At Head North River, on Wednesday, the 10th instant, Mr. John Moore. re

At Springton, Lot 67, ou Friday, the 4th instant, after x few days illness, Christie, relict of the late Mr. Lodeviek M‘lutosh, in the Sth year of her nye.

At Covehead Road, on Friday, the 28th ult.. Mr. Jobn Landrigan, aged 0S years. | At St. Peter's, on the 2nd hustant, Edward Me

| Ewen, aged 2 veurs '

| John Beer, Crapand, aged 2! years, | At Charlottetown, ou Friday the Lith instant, in |the 86th year of his age, Mr: Samuel Collines. an old and bighly respected resident of this place Phe decensed was a uative of Corr all, Ruglaud, jand emigrated to this Island in the r 1319.

| At Hollou River, Lot 42, on the f..a September, jaxed 12 veurs and 7 mouths,

SHIPPING NEWS. - PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

ENTERED:

Seer. 11 —- Josephine, Chiverie, Bay Chalear; fish. 12—VPearl, Surnbull, Pictou; coal. Leader, Pushee, do.; do. 14— Kuby, Connel, Boston ;

; xoods. ° Nussau, Gallant, Richibucto; timber, &c.

Alexnuder, MeDonald, Port Hood; limestone. 16 —Utlen, Pentz, Pugwash; do. Alexander, Me Donald, Richibnete; deals. Breeze, McLeod, Pic tou; coal. Ploughboy, Kobertson, do; do. CLEARED:

Serr. 1l—Crannola, McDeuald, Bay Verte ; salt, jete. 12—Oriander, Muteh, Sydney; bal. Star, | Fougere, Arichat; do. Fly, Langley, Canso: do | Leader, Pushee, Pictou; de. Ariel, Movre, Syd juey; de. L4—Pearl, Turnball, Pictou: bul. i

j din, Hughes, Liverpool, G. B.; timber, ete. 15— Kuby, Conner, Santiavo de Caba; general caro | Josephine, ‘Chiveree, fishing voyage. 7 | Strang, Pictou; bal. Heather Bell, | Shediac ; bal.

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Sala

17 — Star, Boarke,

Artivais in Europe from hence.

Liverroot, Aug. 25—Commodore. 23—Rosebud. Sept. 3— Estelle.

aiverroor, Aug, 29— Loading—Prioress, The- resa, aud Gazelle, for Charlottetown ; Conunodore, for Bedeque.

Luxpox, Ang. 29—Loading—Uranns.

LiveKkroor, August 21 —'The “ James,” Walsh, from Prince Edward Island, arrived here, was in contact off Brunswick Dock, at midnight, on the ivth Aagust, with the ** Gladiator"? (ss), from Ber- wuda, aid had port broadside stove in.

= aD Launched. On the 8th ultimo, from the shipyard of Messrs. Davidson & Dingwell, Rollo Bay, a snperior copper-fustened aud bighly finished ‘Juniper Brig,

called the OLaro, of 234 tots, medium lnensurement, |

White, Charlottetown, for the Executors of the late James Peake, a handsome Briyautine of 192 tons N. M., and 266 O. M., called the Exonia,.

On the Sth instant, from the shipyard of Mr. Thomas Simpson, Fifteen Point, for the Hon. James Yeo, a very fine Juniper Brig of 276 tons, culled the DeLawakek.

About three weeks since, a Brig of about 250 tons Was lauuehed from the shipyard of Mr Wood, En- more jtiver, for the Hon. James Yeo. About the sume time, another Brig of nbeout North Cuje. About ten days since, another Brig of

jabont 30! tons, was lannched frourthe Shipyard of On |

Messrs. Plusted and McKinnon, Grand River the Lith inst., from the Shipyard of Mr. Danic! McLellan, Grand Kiver, a very snperior Bark o about 400 tous, all for the Lon. James Yeo.

Oa the Lith just., from the Shipyard of Mr. J. E Johuston, Grand Riyer, Lot 55, for Williaw Heard aq, Charlottetow n.a very siperior copper fastened Juniper built Brigautine, called the JUStPER, of 149 tons, to class 7 sears at Lloyd's,

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KEW EOVEATISEMERTS:

Apples, Molasses, Coffee, Tobacco, Buckets, Brooms. &c.

ry.O BE SOLD BY AUCTION, TO- MORROW, Tuesday, 22d September, at J)

iw’elock, a.m. on QUEEN'S WHARF, ex i Rover,” trom BUSTON—

40 Bbls. APPLES, 6 “ superior PILOT BREAD, 6 “ Butter CRACKERS, 6 Boxes Ground COFFEE, 15. “ 98's CANDLES, 8 “ CAVENDISH TOBACCO, 24 Doz. CORN BROOMS, 30“ §=Painted PAILS, 5 Nests TUBS, 30 Sides SOLE LEATHER. ALSO, LMMEDiATELY AFTER, 1 Key SALERATUS, 35 pe’s Tarved Paper, 100 Bbis. FLOUR, 40 bbls. CORNMEAL, 9 Punch. MOLASSES,

Ou Sunday last, Mr. Clark Leer, son of Mr. |

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Valuable Property For Sale. ‘QXHE Subseriber offers for sale the

following valuable Real Estate in Charlotte- town, and in Charlottetown Royalty, viz;—A plot ot Ground, beautifully situated in Grafton Street, directly opposite to the trout of the Prince of Wales College, between the residences of J. Me- Neill, Esq. and Mr. W hite, Ship builder, containing a lite more than half a ‘Town Lot—A Plot of Ground in Hillsborough Street, eantaining about a ifalf Town Lot, a little more er jess, with a eon- venient Cottage and Out hewses theroon, and a large Garden in the rear, "This Property adjoins the Examiner Office Building,

The commodious and beautifilly situated | Dwelling House on Hillsborough Street, with i Stable, Coach House, Wood House, and other | Out-offices attached. This Property is on the

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To all whom it may concorn. NOTICE having appeared in one of

previously advertixed would not take place, bai that Bridle Races would be held on the 28th of this month in liea of the former—This ix te vive warn ing to auy and all interested, that any parties train- ing or racing Horses on the old Race Courre, without a proper certifieate trom the Trustees, will be prosecuted as the law directs, ANN CROAKER. Ch:Town Royaliy, Sept. 21, 1863. li pd

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< ¢ f UP LDiuLLe,: W. .C.. Botd«e, - Master, will, until further notice,

leave Churlottetown every TUSSDAY morning,

xt half-past seven o'clock, for SUMMERSIDE and

° ‘ . ae anf , . (M0 te he Seuth ust Corner of Hilisborouwoh Sqytare, aud | SHEDENC j atnd Will re (ore wo aes u Lhe possesses many advantages which will be made | fellowing day, calling at Summerside on her way

| Known ina futare advertisement

Four Pasture Lots im the Royatty of Charlotte- j town, on the Road commonly. known as the j Judge’s Road, about two anda half miles from | Charlottetown, contaming wiall about thirty-eight jaeres, twenty three of which are cleared and in a }good stute of cultivation. The remamder is joovered with a light young grawth of Spruce, which can be removed at little cost, ‘There isa Post hand Rail Fenee round most of the land, and there jis a sufficient quantity of Longers on it. for necessary repairs. One of the Lots has an ex- cellent Spring of Waterupon it, and is unsurpassed jas a place for pastuiiug Cattle A plan of this | Property will be prepared, and a farther deserip- tien given in a future advertisement,

It the above Properties are not disposed of at Privaie Sule beiore WEDNESDY, fhe Lith dav of | November next, they will then be offered at PUB- LIC AUCTION, and sold withont reserve. For further particulars gs to title, terns, &e., appli- cation ty be made to the Hon. JoSurn HENSLEY,

down.

For Preight or Parsaye, apply on board at Reddin’s Whurt, or at Suunnerside to Mr. Muncey, Tele- eriph Office.

June 15, 1803.

CITY TANNERY.

Notice te the Public.

Puk subseriber wll pay at the office of the CITY TANNERY, FOUR-PENCE HALF-PENNY per pound, CASIT for any qnantity of Ox and Cow Hides, aud warket prices fur sleep skins, as quoted

in ** Ross s Week a to price to be paid for sheep skins by the * Weekly, and 4). per pound for Hides. AGENTS. Messrs. Win. Sanderson, Georgetown,

M:unoul Rowe, Montague lridge,

the late papers to the effect that the Races!

, “1 | Stoves one half in firewood, besides x lunble STEAMER “HEATHER BELLE," (eres ered te maoy Say hove an MPYUE Seamer * HEA Lik |

Agents throughout the Island will be guided “as |

Solicitor, or to the Subseriber: €“ George Adama, Vernon River, EDWARD WHELAN. * John Cornisir Wood Islands, Charlottetown, Sept. 21, 1863. “ Edward lobertson, New Town, Belfast,

st at Rae! Saat Thomas Crabb, Sunnnerside,

! 300) tons, wus | vital organs, JUDSON'S | #ueched from the Shipyard of Mr. Frank Arsneanx, |

from the fleet.

Geu. Gillinore was actively engaged erecting batteries on upper cud of Morris {sland, sustaining heavy fire from turts Johnston and Moultrie. Tie rebels have two fifteen inch guus in Mouttrie.

Sumter is entirely silenced. but a garrison is there, and the rebel flay is still flying, ne attempt

having been made to capture it since the defeat of |

the buat expedition. good.

Fortress Mosror, Sept. 16.—The Richmond Despatch coutains the tulluwing :—

The bealih vt the fleet is

“ THe REPORTED ADVANCE ov THE EXeMy.— |

There was an engagement at Culpepper ou Sun- day last, and a akirmish between cavalry at Rupi- dau Station on Mouday, withuut material result, The enemy are crossing their infantry at Kelly's

Ford, and apparently contemplate an advance.” |

CHARLESTON, Sept. 14.—The enemy is per- feeting arrangements tor the permanent eececupa- twn ot Morris Island. He is erecting lines of telegraph along the whole Island, converting battery Wagner into a powerful work, and en- larging their bob provis, &e. They fire upon _ steamers plying in the harbour from battery

rega,

WasuincTon, Sept. 16.—A telegram received from the Army of the Putomae, says—Our posi- ton on the Kapidan rewaius unchanged. About 1 prisoners lave been taken by Gen, Pleasanton sneer Sunday.

The Times despateh says Gen. Pleasanton reached the Rapidan river, at Raccoon Ford, yea- terday forenoon, after considerable heavy skir- Wishing between Culpepper and that point. Up ts that time no rebel infsutry had been met with, though a heavy force of rebel cavalry had been driven back by our forces. Fighting was going on at Raccoon ford yesterday. The enemy were vigorously resisting all our atlempts to cross. It is reported that a brigade of rebel infantry was at that point resisting our advauee.

Gen. Foster telegravhs from Fortrese Mun that the main body of the rebel army is he mond, where Lee's headquarters now are, and that there is nu force of any consequence in Gen, Mead's front. Gen. Pleasanton will probably secertain the exact position of the rebel army in & day or two.

A tran of cars ran through to Culpepper from Washington to-day with supplies tur our troups.

4 - mee ---

Woop Teape.—From Farnworth & Jardine’s Liverpoot Timber Cireular of the 4th instant, we learn that the arrivals from British North Ame- Tea ve the tortnight prior te date have been

Vessels, 30,001 tons. The ag ate tonnage trom the British Colonies to this date in 1601, Imps and 1863, it respectively 147,251, 144,802 aud 151.404 tons. ‘The prices quoled are as

‘—

Hardwood.—St. John, 17 inch average, bas been suid at 20d per foot ; Quebec, 17 to 13 inch, al 194d 4, and P. E. Isiaud at from lod tu

per

Spruce and Pine Deals —P. E Island, &c. have been sold at (rom £7 We to £7 Ie Md por Gonder’, and Richibucto Pine at £8 Se per stan- eae Miramichi, dst quality, bave been sold at os" Zud quality at £10 1Wsa., and 3rd quality at

per a ee by auction, St. Johu 7 168 Gd., i : ) t £9 por etna sud Pine £5 78 Gd Se ar a egutling ~The latter have been 6? loans . fet Mandard, avd Lourds at

invariably relieved himself by Plautation Bitters. | Now, that these Bitters cannot be obtained, a sub- j stitute should be prepared.—We understand our goverument has opeved neyutiations with Dr. Drake through a secret avent, but with what trath we do not know.” ° " - ” n | We are exceedingly obliged to the Richmond |* Whig’ for its remembrance of * Auld Lang Syne,” | bat we can assure “ Our Government” that the | Plantation Bitters are not for sale to any “ secret j agents,"’ North or South. There is probably several | other things that** Oar Government” will yet want. We know that we have the best xnd most popular wedicine in the world. We are notafruid to show ‘what it is composed of, Physicians are compelled to recommend it.

TERMS—3 Months on sums over £10. WILLIAM DODD, Auetioneer.

A CHANCE THAT OFFERS ONLY ONCE IN TEN YEARS. XTENSIVE and UNRESERVED

SALE of a VALUABLE FREEHOLD

PROPERTY, in Georgetown, Prince Edward

Island, by PUBLIC AUCTION, to commence

on TUESDAY, the 13th day of October next, at

12 o'clock noon, at the residence of Messrs.

JOHN & THOMAS MCDONALD, Water Street,

Georgetown :—

1 whole Town Lot, No 6, Ist Range, Letter A, with ali the Buildings thereon erected. This

Catisara Bank has been celebrated for over two

Louis XVI, King of France, for the enormous price It is remarkable for | Dyspepsia, Fevers, Weakness, Constipation, &e. Cascanitta Bark.—For Diarriw, Colic, and diseases of the stomach and bowels. Das petion.-—For litlammation of the Loins and Droprical Atfections. CHamomite FLlowens.—For enfeebled digestion. Lavexpenr FLowens —Aromatic, stimalant and

‘hundred years, and was sold during the reign of

| | of its own weight in silver.

tonic— highly invigorating in nervous debility.

Wiyrenenken.—For Scrofula, Rheumatiem, &c.

Avise.—An uromutic carminative ; creating flesh, muscle und wilk; much used by mothers nursing.

Also, clove-buds, orange caraway, coriander, snake-root, &e,

s.—T.— 1 860—X.

Auother wouderful ingredient, of Spanish origin, imparting beauty to the complexion and brilliancy to the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce of the world,and we withhold its name for the preseut.

Hambuys wud quacks howl about the Plantation Bitters ; but the fullowing is what's the matter, and they know it:

PLANTATION BITTERS WILL CURE Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips.

Soar Stomach and fetid breath.

Flatulency and Indigestion.

Nervous Affections.

Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.

Pain over the Eyes.

Mental Despondency.

Prostrution, Great Weakness.

Sullow complexion, Weak Bowels.

LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.

Very purticularly recommended to Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons of sedentary habits. Aiso for delicate females and weak persons who require ageutle stimulant, free digestion, good appetite and clear wental faculties.

Sold by all respectable Physicians, Draggists, Grocers, Hotels, Seloons, Coantry Stores, &c.

Be particular that each bottle bears the fac simile of our signature on a steel plate lubel, with our private government stump over the cork.

PrP. H. DRAKE & CO,

property is delighttully situated, commanding as it dues the eutire view of the spacious and besuti- tul harbour of Georgetown and Three Rivers. Phere is on ihe prewises a good comtortabie Dwelling house, with a Barn aud Stable, and all! other Out-Builcings couvevient and necessary, with an excellent Pump in the yard, of the best water, from a never failing spring, a good sized garden, filled with everything usetul, making up a property atlurding every accommodation necessary to make @ confortable and desirable residence, either for a retired gentleman or a merchaut desirous of carrying on a good and prosperous business; and as the preseat vecupants are induced by flattering prospects now offered, to leave the Island for Wisconsin, United States, aud are determined to sell out, at any sacrifice, GREAT BARGAINS MAY BE EX@ECTED,

At the same time, and trom day to day, till all will be disposed of, wiil be seid THE EN- TIRE OUTELT OF FURNITURE, consisting of the whole paraphernalia requisite to complete the establishment, and tov uumerous to nuwe in an Advertisement. ALSO — a lot of excellent WHEAT, with Straw, and everything on, or about the premises. s

Au indisputable Title to the property will be given,

TERMS—The sum of £100 enrrency to be paid on receiving the Deed; the balance may re- main, if desirable, secured on the property, tor the term of one year from the day of purchase. For Furniture, &e., &e., all sums under £5, cash; over £5, a credit of 3 months will be given, on approved joint notes of Hand.

FREDK. P. NORTON, Auctioneer. Georgetown, Sep. 2Ist, 1863.

Wool & Sheepskins,

F. P. Norton, Georgetown,

Agent for King’s County.

HE highest prices paid in CASH for

any quantity of WOOL and SHEEPSKINS at his Establishment, head of Queen's Wharf, Main Street.

Georgetown, September 7, 1863. TAKE NOTICE!

LL PARILES indebted to the Sab- - seriber by Book Account, Note of Hand, or otherwise, are requested to make payment before the loth of NOVEMBER next, as legul proceedings will be taken, without further notice, to recover any amounts remaining unpaid after that date.

202 Broadway, N. ¥.

Sut

GLO. F.C. LOWDEN. Sept. 21, 1863.

7 Y NG DPIC RR. P ERSONS indebted for subscriptions, &e.,to THe Examinen, either by Book Ac- counts, Prowiseory Notes, or Judginents the collection of which wis entrusted to Mr. Ricu ARD Mayes, late Bailiff, of Souris —are hereby notified that Me. Hayes is no louver authorised to uct as AGENT for the Subscriber in collecting debts, or transacting any other business on his account. Per sous in the Eastera and Southern sections of Kine’'s County are also notitied to pay at the Subscriber's

* Richard Hibbitt, de Caurles Compton, St. Eleanor's, Jotn Beer, Centreville, edeque, KR. 'Tnplin, Jr., Maryate, Johu Linus, Jr, New Glasgow, Suuwuel Prowse, Murray liarbor,

W. B. DAWSON. Charlottetown, Sept. 14,1853 Sia

Painis, Oils, and Iron.

Oliice forthwith, or to his aceredjied Travelling Ageot, Mr. F. W. Hueues, the several amounts aguinst them, with the acconnts for which the, | have been furnished, otherwise the accounts’ will | be handed for coilection into the Commissioners’ Courts. To afford convenience to persons really | jdesirous of jaylug their accounts, the following } Genuilewen will act in their respective locniities as | Agents for the Saubseriber, and will take CASH or | PRODUCE iu payments of their accounts, receipts from those genileuwen being etfectaal discharges :

Head of St. Peter's Bay—John Sutherland, Esq.

Kast Point—A.J. Melatyre, Esqr.

Souris—Edwait Kickiiam, Ese.

Bay Fortnne, Launching Place and Grand River —J.C. Underhay, Esqr.

Georgetowu—Hon. A. A. MeDonald.

EDWARD WHELAN. Charlottetown, Sept. 2h, 1863.

BOOTS & SHOES! SKELETONS !

JUST RECEIVED AT THE

HENEREW HOUSE,

| Thomas s Old Stand, Great George Street.

11k) subseribers have lately received a

large Stock of BOOTS & SHOES, suitable

for the preseut aud coming seasons, Consisting of—

jdaulies’ Kid, Serge, Eunmelled, Groin and Calf Boots ; Ladies’ Calf and Enamelied Buskins

and Suppers. i

| Misses’ Pruncila, Eunmelled, Grain, Kip and Glove

| Calf Boots. .

| Childrens’ Enamelled and Cepper Toed Boots ;

| Washington, Tyrian and Lola Moutez Boots ;

Patent Leather Slippers.

| Men's Enumelled, Patent, Calfand Kip Cougress Boots — single and double. geled; Men's Calf, Kip and Enaniclled Sregaans.«

| Boys’ Enamelled, Patent, Kyigygand Grained Calf

| Beoois and Brozans; &¢.&¢: Ke

ALSO — A lot of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s

_ SKELETON SKIRTS, jin the following makes: Popalar, Engene, Gore

| frail, Diamoud Tie, Kid’ Tu, &e. &e. &

DELANY & WILSON.

| The balance of our Summer (Stock will, from thisdate, be oflered vat Reduced Prices, in order to make ‘room fur Fall Importatious. | Charlottetown, Sept. ist, 1863. D.& W. Administrator’s Notice. LL PEKSONS having legal demands if against the Estate of the late Ricuarp | Haves, Esqr., of Morrell, deceased, are requested to furnish the same tu the undersigned within three mouths from this date. “And all persons in- debted to the said Estate are required to settle the several accounts against them fortiwith. RICHARD HAYES, ek Be NICHOLAS JOSEPH HAYES, ; Executors. Morrell, P. E. Island, Sept. 21, 183.

3m pd

CRANBERRIES! WW ANTED. at the “ Crivy Harpware

Srors,” Fifty Bushele good, clean CKAN- BERRIES, tor which dd per qurt, CASH, will be paid. H. E. STAIRBIRD & CO.

Ch. Town, Sept. 21. 3w ist

JUDSON’S MOUNTAIN HERB

PILLS.

‘The Manochan or Great Medicine.

— Pills bave row been thoroughly tested

and have maimtained the bighkest character everywhere, they Lave tie wouderlul power of re- storing to bealii persuns suffering uuder all diseases arising trom

IMPURE BLOOD,

and as the Blood is the life when pure, so it is when corrupt the source of nine-teuths of the diseases which afflict mankind.

The following are among the distressing variety | of diseases in which these Piils are inveluable.

Bicieus Fevers any Liver Comptainrs—General Debility, Loss of Appetite and Diseases of Females, —the Medicine has been used with the most bene- ficial resuits in cases of this description :—Kiug’s Kvil and Scrojula, in its worst turms yields tu the mild yet powerful action of this most rymarkable Medicine. Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Ner- vous Complaints of all kinds, Palpitatiou of the Heart, Painters’ Culic, are speedily cured.

Dysrresia, by thoroughly cleansing the first awd second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure, healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind, Flatulcucy, Luss of Appetite, Heartburn, Headache, Kestlessuess, Iu Temper, Anxiety, Longour, and Melancholy, which are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish as a natural cousequence of its cure.

Costivenes by cieausing the whole jength of the intestines with a solveut process, and without vio- lence; all violent purges leave the bowels custive within two days.

Fevers, of all kinds, by resturing the blood to a regular circulation, through the process of respira- tion in such eases, and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstruction iv others.

Scurvy, ULcers AN» Invererate Sores, by the periect purity which this Medicine gives to the bood and all the bumors.

Seorsune keuprrions and bad complexions, by their aiterative efiect upon the fluids that feed the skin, and the morbid state of which occasions all eruptive Complaints sallow, cloudy and vther dis- agreeable complexions.

The use of these Pills for a very short time will effect an evtire cure of Sat Kanum, and a striking improvement ip the clearness of the skin. Comson CoLps and inrivenza will always be cured by une duse, or by two im the Worst cases, ~ :

Mercuaisx Diszasks — Persons whoge constitu- tions have become impaired by the’ injudicious use of Mercury, will find this med emea perfcct cure, as they never fail to eradicate from the system all the «fects of Mercury, infinitely souner than the mest powerful preparations of Sarsapatilia. iH

Gay The Plants and Herbset which these Pills are made, were discuvered in a very surprising way among the Tezucans, a tribe of Aborigines in Mexico. Get the Almanac of our Agent, and you wil! read with delight the very interesting accuunt it guntains | of the “Great Mepicine”’ of the Aztecs.

OBSERVE —Tbe Mountain Herb Pilis are put up in a beautiful Wrapper. Each box contains 40 Pills, and retail at 25 cents per box. All genuine, have the signature of B, L. Judsun & Co. on each box.

B. L. SUHSVM & EB, Prop's. NEW YORK. Sold by all Dealers.

ee SALE CHEAP by JAMES DUNCAN & CO. Chalottetown, July 6, 1863. tf

FARMERS! LOOK HERE! "EXEL Subscriber has received, Ex Lapy Dunpas, direct from the Manufacturers, a ASSURTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF

LARGE

*

Goods gonerally kept in Stock. Newly Invented Paient PLouGis, for Land 2 horses,

Do do do Threshing Machines, for | Tlorse, warranted the best oa the Islnd, and can perform as much work as some of the two Horse power by other makers ; thus effecting a Vast amouut of labour both of man aud horse, and avoiding the great injury and loss of Straw under the inclement weather until it ig left asetess for fodder for catile. New Patent Root and Straw Cutiers, for saving

Hay and Oats

“ * Churus, to make exeellent Butter in 10 minutes. " “Cultivator aud Stump Extractor, to ruixe 10 ton by two men. “ “

Potatoe Diggers,—just wauted,—with several other improved Farming Impleimeuts.

The above Machines will now be sold at low prices, in order to prove the advantages of them over the old fashioned ones, by which such expe- ditions and excellent work is now performed. A Vast beuciit to the land has been effected by the use of those newly invented CYLINDAR MOULD- BOARD PLOUGHS, of Situ & Fieip, Green- field. Mass., who have obtained several Guld Vrizes for the discovery they have made in reducing cost, jubor, and the draft on horses, to nearly one-half that of the old Seotch and Lrish Ploughs.

Parties waiting any of the ubove valuable and low priced Machines this sexsou will require to order them onan early day, having now cole afew left on Land for specimeus, at OxweLt CHear Srork, cheaper than the cheapest, from a NEEDLE vO AN ANCHOR, P. STEPHENS.

Orwell, dept. 14, 1863,

SOMETHING NEW! Sherwood's Tea & Coffec Strainer. USkHFUL and OKNAMENTAL

ARTICLE, to be attached to the Spout of a Teaor Coffe Pot. Price only Is 6d.

CASE FUNNEL IRONS, which every house owner should have. LANTEKNS, to burn Kero- sene Oil without chimuies.

Al) for sale by Il. E. STARBIRD & CO. City Hardware Siore.

August 10, 1863.

OMCOPATHIC COCOA. REPARED and HOMGOPATHIC

COCOA, No. | Brom and Chocolate, Filberts aud Waluuts, Prauves aud Raisins, Water Crackers and Pilot Bread, Mazena aud Cornu Starch, Lime Juice and Flavoring Essences, Salt, in crucks, baskets, boxes & bays. . W. R. WATSON. City Drug Store, July 20, 1803.

BLACKWO0OD’S MAGAZINE

AND THE

BRITISH REVIEWS,

PRICES CHEAP. AS EVER TO THOSE WHO PAY PROMPTLY IN ADVANCE.