aT

THE ORANGE BLLA. |

of Commens, on Thursday, the

IN the House

Oth ivet., the Orange iF wae brought to the notice of

i passed by the Legista

tere of this Teland, }’arliament Mr. Maguire, for Cork, asked the | ader Seeretary of State for Orange Lodge Bill had been The Under Seeretary an (the Duke ot

‘had seen with regret that a Bill ot |

owe of the members

the Colonies {a

this Island

passed in ; “hie neble friend

awered that Neweastle)

that hind, which was calculated to excite bitter religious animosities” had been adopted here We give the question and answer, as they are reported raph, ot the 10th inst.,

» tone of the

in the Loudon Daily Tel

- } aud it mav be easily inferred frem ta answer what the fate of the infamons Bill will be

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Thursday, July 9 ORANGE LODGES Mr. Macrtee asked the Under Seeretary of | State for the Colonies whether there had been received in the Colonial Office a bill tor the in- corperahion of the Orange Lodges of Prince | Edward's Island, B. N. A.; and it so, wheiter | the Government would think it their duty to advise | the Crown to assent to such a measure. Mr. C. Forrescve said his aeble friend had |

Fight changes have been made inthe command of the aruy er the Potomac since its organization Che Confederate army of Northern Virginia has had only two commanders sinee the commencinent

of the wai Pr

{ ADVERTISEMENT. } Ma. Rorror;

Dean Sin—-The last copy of the Vindicator has again with a wost inflated, infamous, and ridiculous article against “P.M. Brenan and quacks,” which I at ounce condemn as being | wholly composed of selfconcocted falsehoods, the | publication of which is sufficient to disgrace any civilised community in which it is tolerated. 1} have no doubt but what my remarks upon the physiological structure and mental develapemeuts of this pantograph “ sat bad upon his stomach,” and brought on a fit of inquisitiveness, which fed | him te the investigation of some old medical dic- | tionary, from which he copied the abtruse article about * quacks,

come out

'“ foul mouthed paper.” I will not attempt to follow this benefactor of

lfor the Mare Island Navy Yard, where she will}

* and so generously submitted to| my consideration through the medium of thati¢ YO RE SOLD AT AUCTION

i }

A new and very considerable feat in naval con-| struction bas recently been accomplished at Jersey | City, viz, the building of a complete wou-clad | war steamer on the Ericsson principle, and the) w.n..,.~ anaes separation of the vessel and shipping | LONDON TRADER. ier in pieces to California, The name of the} new trou-clad is the Comanche, and she is destined |

Brig “URANUS,” 196 tons] register, A lat Liovd’s, A. Mcbon- | acy. Master, will sail from LONDON | for this Port on 10th September. For |

Freight or Passage apply in London to J. Prrcatae |

be again set up, ber guns moupted, her papers | filled, and the vessel duly sent into service, like | any other ship, Phe Comanche is built on the Monitor principle, with any improvements. She | is to be 290 feet lang, 46 feet beam, 11 feet 10} inches deep, and will carry a heavy armament.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

} } ; | t ROR RRR RRR RRR RR enn } j }

‘ ‘ ret 4 . ‘ a Ae Flour, Cornmeal, Tea, will sal foot LLY ROO L for

Sole Leather, Lozenges, Candles, &e- | the Sth day ot September next. For Freight or| ON Passage, enquire of Messrs. Joseph Pope & Co., | \, | Tratford Chambers, Liverpool ; John Yeo, Esqr., |

instant, aut i | Port Hill; or of the subseriber. Sale Room, |

Gq. & ow

S$. DAVIES.

dersigned. I July 27, 1863.

LIVERPOOL TRADER. pur A 1 American Clipper Bargue * PRIORESS,” ool | tons register, James Dano, Master, | will sad from LIVERPOOL for}

FRIDAY NEXT, the 3tst

o'clock, in front of the Subseriber’s

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, | - creamen. THE MARCH OF INTELLECT FOR SPRING 196311

mpur Regular Trader Clipper |

}& Sons, 69 Cornhill; at Charlottetowr to the un i ttd Mouey are saved, the

The Wonder of all Nations!

World's Fair,

fEVELE best chance ever offered to the |and ought to be at sach employment, in place of Farmers of P. E. Island, by which Time, La- | white men and women toiling themselves to death yd * grand secret to us | keep the horses ulive, and at mere than four = Unies the cost: /RHIS IS NOT KEEPING PACE WITH THE TIMES.

| P. Lane, Esq., 3. P. )William Clementa, Esq., | W. Aoorn, Lot 49, D. Creighton, Esq.,

rom the

alt, and can now be ellected by vetting one of those latest wouderfaily improved

MANNY’S PATENT Gold & Silver Prized Medal YF i Gere ee t. Mateh, Gallows Point, 'G arris, Lsy.,

iT ; ; 13. McInnis, “ Stewart & Owen, Ship Mowing & Reaping Machines, fc tee ina Point, UONREE Ovem Shh WITH ©. Vickerson, Vernon'Ilon. D. Beaton.

} | River, [Theo. DesBrisay, Esq. ; ; land forty-six others, who got those wonder Steel-lined Guard Finger Plato, adlous thant Ww wy like shies ; at mer reners

tempered same as the Knives, and is attached to The demand is now so great, caused by the vast

mankind, whose sympathies are so liberally made | Queen-street : manifest to the sick and afflicted “ Catholics and | 300 barrels FLOUR, Protestants,” iw his words of caution against me-} 30 chests TEA, oo sides Sone LEATHER, dical imposters. (Every one ean see by the | 100 bags Lozences, 40 boxes CANDLES, columns of the Fetadieator that the publishers |

with sundry other-GOODS. love their fellow men; of course they do.) AST) perws— x10,Three months; £40, Four months ;

60 bags CORNMEAL,

JAS. C. POPE the finver by a NEW PATENT PROCESS, thus | number of men killed in the war, and the order

linaking an entire new cutting face, with fforse | from Europe for L800 of those invaluable money and

sa dia Yokes and Swingle Trees, not in former machimes, | labour saving Machines, with eighty-six more

' ' mukes them now more valuable to farmers than | wanted last harvest that could not be finished in

Midsummer Trip any of the Gold Mines throughout the world, and | time, will now require al) parties wanting those

, are now warranted to cut one acre of Hay or Grain) Machines to send the order to the Ageut, or the

PEXHE REGULAR TRADER each hour, at one shillings cost, by forming a Club Depot at Orwell, with us little delay as possible, to “GAZELLE,” Ronrat lof five, which will be a fifth less expense than the | ensure having them in good time for harvest.

| old fashioned Seythe cutting, proved so injurious to

Charlottetown, July 27, 1863,

seen with regret that a bill of this kind, which} through all its disconnected sentences in the long

was calculated to excite religious animosities, had | and tedious article; but simply say, with others |

said, I will net atiempt te follow the Vindicator | ¢30, Five months; on approved Notes,

o. 2.

Inving, Master, will leave CHAR } i863

LORKIS, Auctioneers. : wor, % LOTTETOWN for LIVERPOOL,

Ch'town, July 27,

the coustitution and so fatal to many farmers.

| No payment will be demanded until the Fall of 1863 and 1864,

been adopted by the legislature of that colony. | The Act had not yet been received at the Colonial | Office, and it would be Lnproper—nay, linpossible, | for him te say what adviee the Seeretary of State | for the Colomes might deem it right, under the! eirevmstances, to tender to ber Majusty upon the subject. ee

te” Tne United States Mail, reevived here } hy seeing him at an exhibition in a neighbouring | the

thie morning, brought ne intelligence further than

our telegrams econvey—which, it will be seen, are

who have read it, that it is disgusting in the ex a a in

treme. This daring ror and champion ot | y_% UCPIGOD IW

the ight weights ot Charlottetown, says: eal Pe BE SOLD BY AUOTION, ON FRIDAY NEXT, the 31st instant, at 12}

Professor is no stranger to us; we saw and heard | _ oe i New ne oe | o'clock, in front of the Auctioneer’s Store, Mar-| ays of the Exhibition in that Province, in ely ot Square, without reserve, a tew lots of

What wonderful powers this periphrastic writer | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

clains to himself+that he is able to Anow a tan | property Gf a person leaving the Island

*’rovinee ¢ “ar 3 alf ago! This puts me “ ool Province a year and a bh igo p ¢! reeus-—CASH.

in mind of the anecdote told of a rustic, who went |

England, on SATURDAY, ist August} With those unsurpassed Machines any quantity; “warmers not up to the great benefit of levelling next pot Seed can be sown in Spring ut one time. and no | und rolling the land are “strongly ndvised by all For Freight or Passage, please apply to } fear for hands to cut it, when ripe, ueed be felt, and Auricalture! Sodieties and chemiate totey it, when r W W. LORD & CO. the Crops Bec ured & Mag nth sooner, and the cost of Ss weit be found to pay well for the little outlay and Charlottetown, July 27, 1863, in the Club saved. ; The S sponse now reduced to the | rouble. To encourage the experiment, two dozen —————_— wages Of ong mas for a month. | field rollers can be had trom the undersigned, if LIVERPOOL TRADER. In proof of same, Mr. W. Hyde, West River, | ordered soon, at COST, and 12 wonths given for * whose butter and cheese are so highly prized where- | payment.

FENWE A lat Lioyd’s Barque | ever they can be got, certifies he purchased one of AGENTS: » THERESA, R. Fraser, Master, those | CHARLOVTETOWN—Jobn Williams, whe is so well will sail from Charlottetown | Wwonderfal Money and Lakhour ) — “sown for keeping the best and cheapest Seed LIVERPOOL, G.B., en THURS-| Machines on the Island; W. E. Dawson, whose Cash

Returning, will Saving

WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. DAY, 3ist July.

| te New York city, and called upon a gentleman }

down te Saturday evening's date _, rhis Institutien,

residing in Fifth Avenue, claiming acquaintance iwith him on the ground that his brother Bob swapped dogs with a man of the same uswe two stand, will likely be in operation sometime early | years before. 1 must quote w bat this yublisher

The Act of | &f the “foul-mouthed paper’ says about my leav- a ing Halifax and St. John’s, Newfoundland. He Charter, paseed during the late session of the | says: “We heard of his having to skedaddle trom St. John’s, Nfid., where himself and qnother

Uston Bank. - we under

iu the autumn of the present year

Legislature, was sent home some time since, for; ' Her Majesty's confirmation, and is expected out | protecser were af er ees with each other

, : | This is a homespun falsehood of the grossest twist, shortly. We are informed that the first call ol) as I can show any person proof that J left that five per cent. on the stockholders has been re-| city with the good will and respect of all the res- sponded to, x» that se soon as the Act receives | pectable people there. I was in St. John’s three the Royal affowanee, and the notes are engraved, } months, and did a most extensive business, as- the Bauk will conmmence operations shown a few days since some designs for the notes of this Bank—which are to consist of 1, S2 85 i liged to premise the people that [ would return and $20—abuut to be sent to the United States | next fall, which I intend to do. te be engraved, and we were mnch pleased with | their appearance, considerable artistic skill being displayed iu the arrangement.— /si.

| The periostium publisher says: ‘In Halifax the courts op charge ot hay log poisoned or killeda Mrs. one | Tobin.” This isalso ove of his homespun falsehoods.

Arrived on Wednesday the 22d instant, the] 1 was never summoned before a court in Halifax, Barque Theresa, Capt. R. Fraser, from Liver-| nor was I charged with having “ poisoned or pool, G. K., with a general cargo of merehandise. | killed "’ any one, The case of Mrs. Tobin every

he sailed from Liverpool on the 21st June, thus | journalist in this city is familiar with, who took ; tuaking the round trip from Charlottetown to| the Halifax papers of January, 19862, which con- |

Britain and back in 56 days, the Theresa having | tain all the circumstances of the case referred to ; feft here the 20th May. We believe it is the | also my letters exposing the ignorance, contemp- quickest passage on reeord. Mr. Short, Bible} tible and wilful wisrepresentations of the coroner, Christian Minister, came passenger in the Theresa. | whose jealousy of my success in curing diseases

Also, arrived on Wednesday, the Barque | led him blindfold into difficulties, from whick he Gazelle, Irvine, master. from Liverpool, G. B.,| feund it quite hard te extricate himself. The with @ general cargo. She sailed from Liverpool | jury, in this case, brought in a verdict *‘ that the the 22d of June, making the round passage from | Woman came to her death from the effects of a Charlottetown aad back in 57 days, as she left | cancer in the breast;” but the evidence in the here on the 25th May. The preseut quick trips | case showed that the Coroner, through ignorance, of the two vessels more than make up for the ex-| had injured the woman's breast, in eltempting to eeedingly long passages in the Spring, which were | reat I, and afterwards tried to place the blame superindueced by unfavorable weather, The fol-| 08 me. lowing passengers came iv the Gazelle; Cabin—| without paying my bills, js too ridiculous to men- Misses Jeukins, Haviland, and Ramsay, of Char-) tien. Every one knows (who has a shadow of luttetown. Steerage — Veter Scott; Thos. Me- ; common senses that no man could travel, and ad-

Clusky, wife and three children; aad Margaret | YeTtise a3 extensively as I do, if he did net pay

} his bills, because people in Halifax could collect ; bills of me as well on this Island as if I were

<>. --— | We learn that an old uninhabited building, | Mere 1 would say here that I ewe the werld

formerly wccupied by Alexander McLean, at!’ i eg McEwen's Point, Pinette, was struck by lightning |“ hound to have it.

MeGough.—K. WW.

We were tonishing the people with my cures, (testimeuials ; of which I have in my possession); and 1 was ob- }

medicine man was summoned before one of the |

The foolishness of saying I leit Halifax |

; nothing; but the world owes me a fortune, and I |

leave Liverpool on or about SATURDAY, oth | —_—_ | September. For Freivlt or Passage apply to Messrs. | I Wituiam Stewart & Co, i & 2 Trafford Chain

‘Midsummer Importation — ~—— John street, apne. or in Charlotte «Per Ship GAZELLE. |

. OWEN & CO. | July 27th, 1863. "EVE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUSTID .. a Doe alle fh receivep AN assontmenror Returned Exhibition Articles ! } Ladies’ Hats, Plames, Shawls, Velvet, Silk ‘| O be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, and Worsted Dress Trimmings, &e., at the SUBSRIBER’S KOOM, on TUESDAY, | Regattas, Klannels, Doeskins 28th duly, at t2 o'clock, the following articles re- |

‘of ‘ } turned trom the Exhibition :— CVobourgs, Counterpanes, 1 Combined Mower and Reaper (Weatherbie’s) Blankets, &e.

2 sets superior Gig Harness, and t String Bells ALSO,

J snperior Riding Saddle (quilted)

‘oi : ’ 2 Horse Clothes, all wool,

200 Coils Hemp and Manilla Cordage, 4 Bales Can eS » Collar ’ ® ; I Spare Horse Collar, vas, 40 kegs and barrels Tar, 70 bags Nails and 7 Linen Sacks, home made,

Spikes, 9 ewt. Patry, 20 chests Tea, o0 kegs » do Tuble Cloths, home made,

Gunpowder, 2000 bays Liverpool Salt, 5v 2 do Wool Shawls, Bays butter Salt, 15 doz. Serby warranted 87 erates and

pr 6 pair Socks and Mittens, Beythes, 20 tone fron, 3 : Cloth Caps, Silk Hats, Grass Bounet, a jot loose Earthenware. Chains,

: Lot Indixa Work Windias Gear, Clinch Rings, &e. i Black Fox Skin,

| July 27, 1863

2 in

Wholesale and Retail. Lot Sole Leather, Calf and Kip Skins, &c. W. W. LORD & CO. CF ‘Terms at sale. : : Charlottetown, Jaly 27, E WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer.

S803. di . isl advt

Charlottetown, July 20th, £563,

6 BSBAPSIDS 9933. oe a Opposite he aes Household Furniture, &c. | ''§.0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on

7 es ‘ si | Wepvesvay, the 29h JULY, at 11 o'clock, PINHE subscriber begs to make known to}: the fous of Mr. WiLttan MacKay, in Dor

his friends and the public, that in addition to ' chester Street, all his

| the large and splendid assortment of staple British |

jand Loudon Fancy Goods selected by biniself, and | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

| imported in May lust, he has received this week, | comprising Walmut Spring-seated Chairs, Ditto

| per Barque GazeLcr, from Liverpool— Sofa: Centre Tables, Whatnot, Cane-seated Chairs,

27 packages of various kinds of Merchandize, | Kocking Ditty, Dining Tables, Lounge, Sonnets. : ‘een ‘eather Beds aud Bedding, Cooking & Fri

well adapted to the season, Which he offers for sale, | Feather Te ds and Bex ding Co Kings « rapa

i cae i Steves, Piano Forts and Stool, Books, Crockery, { WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,

| Glass aud China, Kitchen Utensils, &e., with | |

Richmond Street, Queen Syuare.

le ¥ ° . astin its a for ¢ Peril » for Cash, ar to Country Dealers on approved eredit | suudry ether articles suit able for a Boarding House.

TERMS AT SALE. WILLIA M DODD, Anctioneer. Ch. fawn, July 20, 1563. isl & adv

| ‘The above Sale is POSTPONED until further notice. W. D.

Having selected the yreater part of his STOCK IN ‘TRADE personally from the first Houses in the | United Kingdowi, he is enabled to otler his yoods atl prices lower than most shops in the Crry. j

i } |

In Ready-made Clothing, this shop stands un rivalled in variety and lowness of price, for instance fin men’s summer Coats, at from Ys to 17s 6d and

jand then hired it out, by which he ¢

in IS61; eut all bis Hay and Grain, nearly a hun dred acres, and cut his brothers’ crop also with it,

teed half the | price of the Machine same year, and is now free, |

and had the crops of both farms cut in addition. |

This certificate is more satisfactory on the Island, as it cau be relied on, than one Lundred nawes from other places. |

The above and the following first-class Farmers and Stock Masters can be referred to, some of whom have Manny's Parext Macuines in use for three or four years, and have proved much more durable and beneficial than they ever calealated on, and consider they are the greatest boon that can be eouferred ou theiy brother Farmers, Professional | men, teachers, seu captains, widows, tradesmen, and all those whose time ought be more valuable | than at such unprofitable and severe work as cutt- | ing hay and grain for the horses that are at rest, |

| Geanp River—R. Walker, J. W.’

| Sourts—Edward Kickham.

Store is the cheapest on the Island for farmers dames MeGilt, Spring Park, who is so famous for securing prizes for grain at our Exhibitions

Georgetown — W. B. Aitken, Thomas Owen, F. P. Norton.

Montacur—Thomas Annear, Philip Beers.

Resiead. Me-

Dougald.

Murray Harsour—Thomas Clements.

St. ANDREW's—P. Gritlin. Cascumpre—G. W. Howlan. Campeet.7ron—dJas. Broderick.

Other Agents and instructions in Cirenlar from

PATRICK STEPHENS, General Depot, at Orwell Cheap Store, eheaper than the cheapest. From a NEEDLE to an ANCHOR—both included. Feb. 9, 1863.

_ 1863, _ NEW SPRING GOODS,

JUST RECEIVED

AT THE

LONDON HOUSE,

tar Stand formerly Dempsey's, opposite Apothecaries’ Hall, Upper Queen-sireet. H. HASZARD H's received, per “* URANUS,” from |

Lendon, THERESA” and * PRIORESS’ from Liverpool,a large and well selected STOCK of

British Dry Goods, | Fancy Goods, Jewellery, Stationery, Groceries and Hardware.

Having been purchased direct from the Manufac- | tories on the best terms, they will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash only, comprising—

Ladies’ Dress Material,

in all the latest styles ;

SILKS, black & colored, in dresses & pieces.

UNION BANK —

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Incorporated by Act of Colonial Legislature. Capital Thirty Thousand pounds Currency, in 5,000 shares of Ten pounds cach, pay- able by instalments ia three years.

PROVISIONAL MANAGING COMMITTEE, C. Palmer, Chairman, Hon. W.W.Lord, M_L.C. Hon. G. Beer, M.L.C. Hon. J. Pope, M. P. P. Henry Haszard, Esq., Geo. F.C. Lowden, Exq., W. E. Dawson, Esq., William Heard, Esq., James D. Mason, Esq, Thorsas Dodd, Esq., Alfred Phillips, Esq... Wim. R. Watson, Eaq., J. A. Dares, Esq., Owen Comeily, Esq. George Davies, Esq.,

YEXHIS BANK is formed to supply an

addition to the money cireultaion of this Is land, the want of which has for some time been seusibly felt. Itis the natural consequence of an increasing population, an expanding Commerce, and of the enlarged production of an industrious and energetic people. Jucredible as it may seem, until the year 1855, there never was a Bank established in this Island; in that year, under the pressure of a similar necessity, the Bank of Prince Edward Island was called into existence; and while it has

on Sunday night last, aud tern almost, it net quite, | te pieces. A Mr. MeLeod’s schooner, ov the | beach in Pinette harber being repaired, was also struck by the electric fluid, which split the veasel’s | maiomast, and forced out seven of her planks. It | is stated that a achool house oa Ceorgetown road was stripped of ita beards and shingles by the lightning on the same night, In Charlottetown | und vicinity the storm was very moderate, there | being httle or av thunder heard.—R&. H } ll ee Ae ~

We learn that the thunder storm of Sabbath night last did some damage in several parts af the | Island. Ia Charlottetown, though the lightning! wae wery vivid, it ouly shone trom clouds at a distance. We are informed that theeleetric fluid ertuck the achowl-house at New Perth, Lreergetow n} Read, and stripped it of several of its boards and | shingles, aud killed a ealt that was near by. Two} or three horned cattle were also killed by the lightaing at Cardigan. An

The stories current about me are all fictions of the imagination. The acts attributed to me by puble gossip, are those of hurtless Luffoons like the publishers of the Vindicator. What om I to expect but abuse from a couple of uncultivated | up-starts, who are very improperly allowed to! eireulate their seandal, to the great annoyance of | the public. One glance at their inferior Phy-| siognomy is sufficient ta tell what they are. Any | one can tellat a glance they are empty headed, by their loud prating abeut Quacks—in their hopes of gratitude for the benefits they have showered

upwards.

Deulers from the Country will find it to their ad- | vantage to call here and look over the Goods sore | !

|

buying elsewhere. Every attention paid to visitors

BENJ. DAVIES.

Charlottetown, 27th July, 1863. vin rw bin

PIANO-FORTE. FROR SALE by the SUBSCRIBER,

1 very superior ROSEWOOD COTTAGE

‘Hills & Underwood's VINEGAR. |

any a ae a facilitated the trade and commercial business gene rally, it has largety contributed to the develope ment of the resources of the Country, and its results are supposed to have been satisfactory to the Share holders, having for some years past paid them an annual dividend of ten per cent.

The increase in the population since the year 1855, the large addition to our trade and commerce, the increasing Revenue, the breadth of arable land cleared and eultivated, the growing ingrease of farming stock, the augmented export of grain and agricultural produce of all kinds, have rendered

SHAWLS and MANTLES, in great variety and very cheap; Bonnets and Iiats. RIBBONS, a choice selection ; Flowers, Feathers, Cambrie Uand- kerchiefs, Gloves, Collarg and Siceves, in variety ;

CHEAPSIDE STORE, VINEGAT! FEXHE SUBSCRIBER begs to inform

the Publie that he has on sale a few Casks of

The following certificate will testify to its

| i aap : Dress Buttons and Trimmings,

upon the people —Dauntless, greedy, and so steeped in falsehood, that their crazy tainted brains half believe the lies that flow from their ili-guided pen.

1 would say in coneluysian that lam sorry to see the publisher ot the Monitor so far forget himself as to disgrace his paper by copying that squib of

u : alse trash from the N. B. Colonial Lmpire, a} vld uninhabited paper which did not exist more than thyee uionths, |

genuineness, PIANO-FORTE , @ octaves, imported quite , BENJ. DAVIES. recently. WILLIAM DODD. |

Queen Square, July 27.

July 20th, 1863. Gin

’ enna Thereby certify that the Vinegar prepared by au } ¢ 7 . :

improved processf fermentation from Malt by

McLELLAN 8 EXPRESS, Messrs. Hille & Underwood, of Norwich «ad Lon

|; Running on FE. & N. A. Railway.) don, possess tee taste and aroma of the finest

i r\NORG TA : : -, | White Wine Vinegar of France; and being free |

| i 0 NN i CTING at St. John with ‘from the gluten present in all Vinegars manutac- |

Purves Amenican Express (Office ftured in the old way, it is not liuble to becoine |

10 & 12 Court Square, Boston) for | decomposed by keeping or tocause disorder in weak |

Hair Nets, Braids, Ladies’ Water- proof Capes, Ke. Ke. Summer Cloths and Coatings ; A large variety of Shades and Textures ; Waterproof Coating, &c. &e.;

further Banking operations in this Island absolutely hecessary .

It xppeats from the census of 1860, and from other authentic sources, that in the preceding five years the iucrease iu the populition of this Iskind was 9 361 persons; increase of breadth of land under cultivation 40,000 acres ; increase in the quantity of roots and cereals exported 842,000 bash, That in

in the latest fustious.

STAPLE GOODS,

building at Ewen’s Puiat, Pinette, was torn al-! and which has been suppressed move than a year. |

It contains no Salphurte or other wineral |

Brown Cottons,

the year L86i, the lwports amounted to £314,902, currency; the Exports, including shipping, to} | £543,421, currency, (showing a balance of trade in | favour of the Island.) That in twenty years, trom

most wholly te pieces: and a sehouner awned by | a Mr. MeLrod, which was lying on the beaoh i | Pinette Harbor, where she was being repaired, | was also struck by the fluid, her main mast split, | aad seven of her planks forced out. Probably we shall yet hear of ather freaks of the lightuing on | the same night..- Prot, - ete ;

Holloway's Qintment. — Survva, wounds, ulcer-} ations, and other diseases affectizig the skin, are amendable by this caoling and healing ynguent. | It has ealled furth the loudest praises from per- | seus who had suffered for years from bad legs, | absceases, and clrouic ulcers, after every hope of | eure had long passed away. None but those who | have experienced the svothing eflect of this Oint- weat can form an idea of the comfort it bestows, by restrajning inflammation, and allaying pain. Whenever this Gintment has been once used it has established its own worth, and has again been eagerly songht for as the easiest and satest reme- dy for al! uleerous complaints. rheumatism, and gout, the same application, properly used, gives wonderful relief.

sarees ilaietovmee a

PERFECTLY SaTisracrory.—Rev. Jas. Hoyt, Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Orange, N. J., writes—** I have used Mra 8. A. Allen's Zylobal- eamum or World's Hair Dressing with very great benefit in my family, Its cleansiug and healing properties, removing dandruff, and giving the hair a natural and healthy tone and softness sur- pass these of any preparation knowg to me.”

Seld by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 198 Greenwich st., New York.

i

ee ~ —

A Teratsie Scexe.—One of the incidents |

of the late battle of Gettysburg is thus de-| —

scribed by a correspondent of the New York World :

At this moment the rebel artillery from all | — in @ circle radiating around our own, | yegan a terrific and concentrated fire on| Cemetery Hill, which was held, as I have previously stated, by the Eleventh Corps. | The flock of pigeons, which not ten minutes previous had darkened the sky above, were searcely thicker than the flock of horrible missiles that now, instead of sailing harm- leesly above, descended on our position. The atmosphere was thick with shot and shell. The storm broke upon us so suddenly that soldievs and officers—who leaped us it began from their tents—or from lazy siestas on the grass—were stricken in their rising with mortal wounds and died, some with cigars between their teeth, some with a picce of food in their fingers, and one at least—a pale | young German, from Pennsylyauia—with a) miniature of his sister in his hands, that! seemed more meet to grasp an artist's pencil | than a musket. Horses fell, shrieking such | awiul cries as Cooper told of, and writhing | themselves about in hopeless agony. The) boards of fences, scattered by explosions, flew |

: : ; Vegetables, > in splinters through the air Cc 7 | By order of the Board, ~ . : ol urrants, per qt......-- cece cree eeete esse DOME 2 ss aia i Phe earth, torn up in clouds, blinded the | Peas, per ly a aeaeel Is to Is ld! nian oie JOUN Se a . ay men; and through the Potatoes, per bushel.....-------- dicen ee Sen ae ee bicooldoi ranches of the trees and among the grave-| Carrots, per bush....---.-..+seoeee rere eee MONE) etones of the cemetery a shower eldumvadion | New Potataes, per qt..-------+-++- erceceeees eed Leasehold Farm for Sale, crashed ceaselessly. As, with hundreds of | Grain. pro’ SALE the Lessenotp Interest others I groped through this tempest of death Wheat, per bushel....-.---++++ sere errs see none | OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES for the shelter of the bluff, an old man, a meaey do oe Shae ee ee eed a ga ie OF LAND, situate two wiles from Soathport, in private in a company belonging to the| _ do sete eT . aa = oe See oa Fae —_ . Twenty-fourth Michigan,was struck searcely Turkeys, each susp eCne ne 5s to 8s | fenced,—the remainder is covered with hard and ten feet away by a cannon ball, which tore ee ae eee en none | soft wood. ‘There are six acres limed, and fifty through him, extorting auch a low, intenso| Yowis, each... 2... losis. to Te Bd | seven barrels in Composit ready for the ¢pring, and ery of mortal pain as | ray God I may | Ducks, each wim has : ; ss chkteewan ewacuses none | live or six hundred loads of } anure in the yard. never again hear. The hill, which seemed , Vartridges, each e none} SEA pat ee a = w a =~ —— : ci. a ee ee ee ee ltt —* quarters of a mile from the farm. ere are abou alone devoted to this rain of death, was clear Fish, cight acres prepared for wheat. On the farm is a in nearly all its unsheltered places within | Codfish, per qtl............ 0... ..0- 05: 18s to 208) DWELLING HOUSE 30 by 26 feet, and a Dairy five minutes alter the fire began. —— per ye cit dee oa occa case . ° i by fe feet, a Pe Any spre | ome a ~~ ne dew 8 6d) BARN, 50 by 27 feet, all double-boarded and a place . mse ; Salmon, por Ib. bie Me beed ue os cteses ¢eeeneees 7d | for Cattle andernenth. A Horse SABLE 25 by 20 Phe British iron steamer Brittanuia, a prize to L > ce | feet, double-boarded. Also Sheep Houses and Shed, the U.S. gunboat Saatiage de Cuba, arrived here Boards (Hemlock) er Bs 6d to 4s | 36 by 20 feet. There are on the premises a never- on Saturday in eharge of Acting Master Merri- | Mm Wee eee e* SP9* F00s onus eee al failing Spring of Water, and a quarry of good land man and a prize crew. She was captured on the | Do = (BPTWCE) . ee eee eee cee eee 4s to 58) tone, The tease is for 999 years. Rent one

2th ult., when 140 miles to the eastward of the | Island of Eleuthera, after a chase of }4hours. A}

_—" of the Vindicator, as it may be well ta} ‘

[ cannot see the object of such an act on his part, | icton, Nova Seotia, &e. except jt is ta make friends with the Vindiccior.| at Shediac with Steamers and Stages to Prince If f am called inte print again, 1 will exercise my | Edward Islaad and the North Shore.

knowledge of the “ haman face divine” upon the | And at Moneto

‘ n with King’s Stages for Dorches

] ter, Sackville, Amherst, &e. } ‘t the public know their mental and physical |

‘eonditions; and it may be interesting and in- Goods Bought & Sold, and Notes, Drafts,

structive to the publishers themselves.

Yours truly, P. M. BRENAN. Charlottetown, July 25, 1863.

Died,

At Leng Creek, Lot 65, ov the 19th inst., Catherine, |

and Bills collected.

| Orrick in Sv. Jonx—Turner’s American Express | Olilice, No. 75, Prince Williatm Street.

\M*LELLAN BROs.,

AGENTS. }

Proprietors, |

United States, Canada, Freder- | stomachs. i | nearly 20 per cent in pure Malt Acid than the Vine-

| must be far more wholesome, grateful and mild than

1839 to 1859, the revenne more than doubled itself, the figures being, in 1839 £17,011; im 1859 £41,000. , Whilst to carry on this additional trade, the pub- Prints, Furniture Chintz, Sheetings, | lic ne ane up to a was nil, and

To re ’ ' since that time it bas never exceeded £52,000 per Ticks, Sacking, Carpets, Hearth jannum, or about thirteen shillings per hea for the j wh ate! : oa Rugs, Oil Floor Cloth, vopulation, &@ sum so small as te be almost incredi our ordinary halt fermented Vit riol holding Vine- he he &e Pie while Ge Eeasiins enetetadetin oF the vars, and preferable to mach even of the pretended COS. Guhe » |neighbouring Province of New Branswick, it is

Wine Vinegar of Feange, which is most commoenly | 3000 Pieces Paper a Hangings, hee amounts to thirty shillings per head.

nothing more than the acrimanious Acid distilled | English make, very cheap. The effect of the large additions above referred

— wood, tlavoured in NDREW ae i ; to, has been an increasing annual dewand for Dis- article. ANDAL ih, d d Cl h jecount, and for a larger amount of Circulation or M. D.F. R.S. &e, Professor of Chemistry and | Rea y-ma € ot ing, | Floating Capital; bat as the Bank of Paar Ed. Analytical Chemist, London, 24 Bloomsbury | Cjoths, Doeskins, Tweeds, Drills, Dack, Water- | ward Island did not provide this, the Public in proof Coats, Capes and Gloves, Hats, Caps, | their necessity were driven to the p.jvate discoun-

Shirts, Collars, Pants, Vests, &e. ter for accommodation, at very heavy rates, and it

Acids, such as coutaminates all the ordinary Malt} , Ts ae Vinegars of the United Kingdom, and is stronger by | White and Striped Shirtings, Skirtings, i

gar on sale in Lendon not manufactured on this | excellentsystem. A Vinegarthus perfectly aciditied

Square, oth September, 1300.

In neuralgia, |

} the beloved wife of Mr. Neil Bell, in the 30th year | of her ace. The deceased bas left a husband and } five young ehildren to mourn the loss of an | affectionate wite aud kind mother.

: oe | Qn the 16th inst., of epilepsy, at the Lunatic |

|} Asylvm, John Sullivan, aged 46 years, a native of , Irelund.

Married, On Tuesday, the 2\st inst.. at the family residence of the bride, by the Rev. William Allen, Wesleyan | Minister, of Moncton, N. B., Oliver Jones. Esq., | President of the Westmorland Bank, New Branes- | wick, to Elizabeth Jane, eldest daughter of the Hon. | George Beer, M. L. 0. On the 3d inst., by the Rev. D+ Fitzgerald, Mr | James Whitehead, of New London, to Miss Saran Found, of the sume place. } On the L3th inst., by the same, Mr. Henry Tap- | lin, of Margate, to Miss Elizabeth Parker, of this city. | Atthe residence of the bride's father, on the 4th | July, by A. E. C. Holland, Esq., J. P.) Mr. Alex- | ander Phair, to Miss Eljen Silliker, both of Cape

re ie i a ccc ces Charlottetown. | W.B TEE canheeeeye Peeercouereces Shediac. | Fd Bes OOO. wile desc cs vicsavede ccs Chatham. July 27, 1263.

Sons of Temperance ~

| GRAND DEXXONSTRATION AND

5 mos

PUBLIC 'TEA. GRAND DEMONSTRATION of the é Order of the 5ons of Temperance will take

| place on WEDNESDAY, the Ith day of August }rext. Members of the Order will appear in their Revalia. |

The Brethren will meet in the Temperance Hall at 12 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of forming in The procession will proceed to the givunds where a Pablic Tea will be prepared at 3 o vleck, p. m.

After Tea, the company will be entertained with

ADDRESSES

| suitable to the occasion, by several of the members

pyre CUSSION.

RENFREW HOUSE, Thomas’s Old Stand, Great George Street,

HE SUBSCRIBERS having completed | their Spring Importations, desire to call the attention of the public to their STOCK of

STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Hardware, Boots & Shoes, Hats and Caps,

Consisting of Grey and White Cottons, Cotton Warp, Striped and Regatta Shirting, Prints, Denims, Drills, Jean, Osnabarg, Canvas, Bed Ticks, Towelings, Crash, Flannels, Sheetings, Table Damask, Damask Cloths, Table Covers, Toilet

HARDWARE,

Iron, Nails, Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Spiks, Sheet Iron, Steel, Wire, Gig Bushes, Grey’s Plough Mounting, &c. &e.