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land ae Cuathiayent Committee st gre wer ~cowna (4 bile ab ition of the chap miaey of Chat se, thus savin £600 er anne at ataihes ©) dsm { te ais are e ohly syainst Uutarwe 1 Quebe 7T} «q? t 4 t a Home ,¢ maloy re nend a res ; i . ‘ and teat ct ‘ a died Ss Ol hoers the Buse, and the dismissal ereral em ee bi J i ride a E. M. MecBoald a ed jast niy i . w o@,t4 Chat the es on ti ea te. * be re peawied \ vely scussivs is Ve upin tke pa s i prcolouial Riv Nine } wart burui tc Geath a iarm use twert miles from (hawea on Wedn sday last OrraWe# yarn aU ‘ { ( ns ) day Sit Jub: A Macd ona iutroduced Inde teeo Pariiawzaert Act. ln reply t '. irpee, A@e Stated tre tenho of Govern ment wi © readjust Tariff during Sess but dee avd wt prese w% to aay Ww ihe t rit wou abolish dries On flour, cera and cur Hou Ayattempt will be made reduce the salary ef the Govern General to $22,00¢ Inthe Senate, Hon. Mr. Wilmot has a t for to- mu w, recommending a rt a luctsa i Sa:asies, e vy W rove lerers Aa y ed J vnwards i ~, Wuisters, Members, aud Olticers of D partwéuts ‘THE EXAMINER Tes proprietorship of the Axa nine ny naased into new handa, it will our duty, ated

next Week, When the arrangements ne

«the change, shall have been con} t gale On what grounds a coplinuance oO vert liberal patronage whicak has bra » De exieuc d to it, will be looked tor Dy fs new

eoorietors. Meanwhile, it is sufficient to say that nO Geparture from the liberal prin é

» which, throughout its whole course, the , . ; ‘ ~ . ‘ . Lraminer has been distinguishec « @ unutem

pated ———— saliva Tus Dramatic and Musica! entertainment to be given in St. Andrew's Hall on Monday aad Tuesday next, promises to be a grand sfair. The plays to be presented, Much Coin t ‘

tue Wiost

Much Care, and O'CaNaghan, are of

i the musie will be

wirthful nature, ar ' select. We understand that the periorme ‘ already proficient in their different parte

Those who wish to spend a pleasant eveaing

shoud not fail to attend this performance We wish them bumper houses. —_=>-—— "

The Moutreal!l Trade Reriei, in “ some thougbte oo changes ia the Tariff,’ refera to postage on pewspapera io the following language :—

There te no objection raised against reeent jegieiatien auwug our eastern fellow-sadjecis, that

we more strongly eympathize wilt, than thei

edjection te the re-impusition of newspaper post- age The Government might very propery have acceded to the manitest wish of the Heuse during ite Iset meeting. and not only bave leit aews- papers free in New Bronswick and Nova Scetia, but extended the boon to Ontario and Quebec There ia net over S35,000 of revenue Wolved and when cowpsred wit three quarter’ of a mil lion of pustal revenue, that sum ie insign fcant. We beleve none of The lunppoats enacted in eceiu- ber last ie more mnpopular than Lhia one amony the ‘wise men of the Eaet,’ and we think Parla meat would do a graceful and a atory thing to abeheh (he Cax Defore Le préseul Scesivk comes ta an end.” --_—- _ —

Ex-Govexnok Eyre —lIt is auid that as Mr

Eyre, the tate Governor of Jamaica, bas come

m would be

W Sireet, fier a

1catl nade tu S

‘B

te Lendan, an app

Toomas Henry, at warrant to

briag hem Deftwere [he court enhargee w to Oo van accessory to the murder of Mr. George \ 10 Gorden. The former apy “ “wae gt pped by the grand } 5 Was aguinal { e Neleon oud Lieuteaant Brand, Mr Eyre : buring at thal Lime come forward to tmeet the cDarge. +--+

Danixsa RewBexy ~ We icara zt James Beairsto Kaqr of Malp y hud aout ") vposbels of o8'« stoien oul ol a gialmery Lear the shure, where be had thea: steured. This ia cer tain one Of (he west daring }w0Berirg We bare ever Beard of. Ag there ie ne duubht t that there were several persona engaged in this bus hess, {Be parties will yet be found out. W he

rogues fall wut buueet people get Locir owu.” §. Journal. --

Reciery Evxp —The subdser knowledge, per Hon. G W. Howlan, tt five pounds, as a denation from the Hoa P. Haytoorne, i sid of the tunds subser Ged for the relief of the deatitute, in the Second Road District vi Prince County

he; Lege to ac- sur «i

Robert

a aS FORSYTH, Sen. = ~~. To THe Eviror oF THE

Dear Sir,

EXAMINER

In anewer to a letter in your last number signed “C.L. Strickland,” I beg ask the assumed suthor if the Tuplin borse won the Orat beat as ly," at the secoud race, how cance be (C L § ) te teli me that be had staked three pounds ou the Lilly, aud io referring to statements on the subject, in tae Summerside Journal, said | should centradict them as uotrue. Wil) he deny thatfact? Dr. Strickland saya, in reply to your crrespoadent (“ Diainterested looker on.’ whose favor 1 never saw until I received the Examiner in which it appeared,) that at “two o'clock was the time appointed for the race, &e.” True, that waa the hour named, bul the race which came of wae for secand class horses, entering tur the secoud-claes purse ouly, and not, as le knows very well, for the first race, which, for that day, did not some off tor want of competition. And he kmows, too, that the driver of the “ Lilly” oaly offered to enter her in said second~</ass race, in order te wake the required number, and agreed to.“ bau! ber out’ and “net drive round the course,”” because the horses entering in that second-class race would not compete with Lally, aod wot, as Dr. Strickland would wofairly insinu- ate, fur fear of being beaten.

Aste the fourth fortaightly races, the “ axser- tions for proof ' of the Doctor ia still further irow the truth, and in reply thereto, to use bis own eegaut words, “a greater falechoud was never uttered,” than that Lilly broke ** twenty times ’ Why don't he tell how many times “ Bess” gal- oped? One of the Committe, Dr. Jenkins, can testify that I demanded the third heat to settle the dispute, and was denied that right

That the “ Lilly" won the race in question, 6an be teaified to by every disinterested man on the ice at the time, and thar had competrat judges, | who would not be overawed by the Brivade, been | appointed, the “ Lilly” would nave bee the wineer, ia aleo no * conjecture ; r i. proof ot which [may state, that one of the jidges was heard to exclaim the Lilly is ahead! when a shout frown the Brigade decided to the « outrary— | influenced or intimated by whom, one of the Committee waa heard to way te the judge—aave the mark~—etick to it * Reea” i« ahead No won- der that duplicity waa practieed, when C. L. S's. | Own servant-inan was one of the judges

And another of the judges aaid the race was! such a close tie that it wae timaposrible to tell) which won. [His decision on that matter would be on s par with his ideas of truth relative to other matters teuching character

Instead of offering to “drive the race over | again,” C.L. S and bis brigade leit the ice for their resurt at Rocky Point Whart, where a dis- Sentient voice, whu contended that * Lilly wen) the race, would have been waltreated were it not that-he was reacued trom the erowd by a iriend. |

to

declared |

As to his allusion te tue practiee im ** E igiand |

or the United States,”’ I think wy ilove at fair}

play will compare favorably with that of ous who} Would atuop to select his own servant as judge to} fecure for him the paltry stakes in question, re-| Rardiess of that principle of honor by which a} | thie mediciue the diseovery of Bo great principle | of guidance in treating the diseased body dawned tay that be baying witnessed aud was among those | vee, lw ex-| bload, * the life of the flesh.’

British subject, if uot a Yankee, ie actuated. Aste his advice about running Avrses, 1 uay

Wue entered the famous Bulls’ Rua: Perience on that subject way be of soine Value to

bim. Had te attempted ta treat on the rules by | ings, destructive emetics, aud uadermining mer- which that celebrated running war couducted, |

bis practical experievce of tuat scene would

w more capabilities fur running ‘hau can be

expected under ordinary circumstances. Whee

the reads are dry, ©. LS, way hear from the

owver of the * Lilly,” in“ fun,” or from fice to

fitty pounds or upwards. C. L. 8 & voaat of fifty

pounds might as well bave been icf! out, as oo that score also he can be me by,

Youre truly, P.M. BOURKE. Mill View, April 3rd, 1863 caecidih ahaa aiaaesteciiee

Cuagtorrerowsn Deparine CLUR.

On Friday evening last, Mr. A. McNeil) opened the subject, “Should the Legislative Council of te lsised be abolished!" which. atter a very interesting discussion. was decided iv ihe negative. On ae evening next, Me. Williaco Crabd will Open the question, “ Sheyid capitul punishment be abolished in thie Island?”

W. D. Haszsup, Sec'y. pro tem.

he Tce inthe Bays and Rivets is still good,

ANE . ame

The Legislature is still in eeasion The and Horses and Sleighe are passing ever it ia all new tarvf imereases the duty on nearly every directions. From present appearauces we are article to @ very large extent. This increase | Dt likely to have an early Spring. It would re-|

is rendered absolutely necessary in order to raise (ite at least two weeks warn weather to de-

arevenue, Those who clamor againet Contedera- SUey Me tee There is not yet the eligthiCest any

vn should make a bole of the tact, and contrast peara ice of an Gpenitg im the t uree 1 des, i thie bor 5 wecul nee f Lhie sea-

the Dominion tan with the folluwing list of!!! Harbor. An unusual urrenee al hit sea- son of the year, Weare informed that several

duties ou a few articles : the duty en smoked meat. &c,, is inereased trom S81 (under last year’s tamfl) to SZ; butter from TVe to Sl 12; cheese trou S125 to Bl.

Sleighs, loaded for Charlottetown, lett) Su drove direct outside

, . bor, and came » Sire 8 vle | 0; fluur trom 36e to 4le; lamber a rand came down the Strate the whole)

mimes

side, a few days since, the}

from Offe to zi corn meal from Ze to de distance on the ice, Such a Voyage is &@ rare oc- ‘ ; 1 i 2 dC ; J oatwesal Re te 20; perk 7Ve to $1; shingles 30e | CUFTence dsl eae to 40e ; tubaece 7c to bec.” , - PAIN KILLER! |

Jntelogence bas been received of the wreck, at

THE GREAT

Uattec’s Potot, on the 4th inst, of the sebr Quato

Poole, master, while proceeding trom Burge to Family Medicine of the Age

Lapole, on board of which were the Rev. Mi faken Ioternaily, it Cures } mmberiait, ¢ stpotle, Mra. Chamberlain, .

Chamberlain, of Lapotle, Mra uiberlain, and Dysentery, Cholera, Diarrhea,

Mr DeGreouchy, agent tor Measra. Nicolle & Cae, | of Lapoelle, and that Mrs. Chamberlain, Mr

DeGiouchy, and 4 seanieu were drowned, Mr {

Cramp, and Pain in the Stomach, Bowel Complaints,

: Painters’ Colic, Chauiberiain aud the Master beisg the only ' bay . Lirer Complarnt. persune saved. : Dyspepsia and Indigestion, St Patciek'’s Day was duly celebrated by the “Sore Threat ’ ° D aenen la ; . > Irishmen of S Jobn's. Phe lrish Benevolent Sudden Colds, ( oughs, &c. &« Society walked ia procession, but in consequence T . - . , aken Externally, it Cures if the recent death of several of ifs members, the : usual banquet was not held Boils, Felons, Cuts, Bruises, Burns and Scalds, ) Seres, §& ans, Swelling é 3 Che Newfoundland Government have advertised os r Nene moe Dae of oP ; oth Ache, in tin the Face, Neu- for teaders tur the couveyance otf Her Majesty's eid ? : By ; ‘ eae raigia, Rheumatism, Frosted mails betweeo St. John’s aod Halifax for a period Feet, kc. bec. bec Ce, QO. Pe. €. of turee years trom the Ist July next April 6, 1868 wr | |

Phe sealing veesels have a I taken their depart and tor some time the weather Lhe floet is about as

ture tor the fishery, Wii bee

as last year’s

TF? Ps 7 HUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL } Ten Years have clearly col GH proved that the RE VED) : sunpitcity, the great element

ot this splendid preparation,

Yieusiy Walebed, saree

The Wesleyan Cl [willingate were recea

and Parsonage at theory of

iy destroyed by five

apel

-7e-- . J whico allows its use whenever (here is tickiiig of

It is reported that Napoleon and Fugeni rritation ia the Thruat, and produciug no debi-| —e the summer to visit the Suitan at} jity is the only and true theory by which Colds 8 capital, thas Mapoie wsell Wii Chl) Conohs, Hourseness, Bronchial Complaints, and u » Francis s h, and the take a trip to} gi} 1 hroat Affectiuns, Which, it negiected, eud in St. Petersburg to | ne i ruest ofthe Czar ( onsumption, can be edectualls cured, ee " her lONg-Col-) EEF Sore Throat, the great origin of Diptheria a sa ihe ge tod Mem when neglected, is cured by making a Gargit <——--

will eq [BP Whoopng Cough is completely relieved of

a! parte of water. Among the receut discoveries ef antiquities at

Porat » base of at ltar. the imecris : ,

Rome te the Dace of an altar, t @ Tuscripsion UPON | its violence by a c@stant use of the remedy.

which etates Chat if was ereeted by Coes Do sssaaaia aa ad i d : b ' " aestic iais Of uudout S C C e

wmitius Cal ings, wha waa cue of the consuls i ow t ” nials of undoubted character can

. > > ‘ i , , seeu at my office by all.

the years B.C. 53 aod 40, but who performed ’ ;

many public works during the reign of the Em-| Small Bottles, 25 cents. Large do. 50 cts. | peror Augustus Pius altar is supp have SF" Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in stood before the statute of Jupiter Victer, near! Medicine. i within whose temple it was fouad. JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor, |

sed to

ae , atin 4 miet 7¢ t wre . 2 AN EXTRAORDINRY CREATURE pts. oe Commercial Street, Buston, | COVERED IN MISSISSIPPI — THE}.

W.K. Warson, T. DesBrisay, Wholesale Agents, |

Charlottetown. —_-

“WHAT I8 IT” OUTDONE From the Vicksburg Herald, March \.

About twenty five miles frow this city is AN EPFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE small streain known as Bear Creek, which emp Biown’s Vermifuge Confits, ties into the Big Black River For some time Or Worms LvoZences Much sickness undonbdt } past etrange stories have been teld by the negroes edly, with children and adults, attributed to other ud an extraordinary tmal seen near this ereek. | causes, is 48) iby worma The ** VERMIFUGE { cese stories were la hed at and de ded by the Cemrits although ¢ tfeetual in destroving wore, Zens, DO ene BelicVing IN any #uch atatemer ta Cu possibvie iry to the m st delicate eniia, } Pine extraordinary creature had often euddenly | 1))* Valuable combination has been euccesst yt presented himself among the negroes in the early | “84° Py Ser Cae: eae See eee eee ’ ‘ ‘ - era i Worms, 80 Durtiui to cOlidret i wilig bt, causing greal consternation ameuny Ch Ing Wortus require immediate atten | hem. He is described by the negroes as being 1, ae neglect of the trouble often causes prolong aoout emght leet KO, eacu eve, in Well ia@uygwage, | ed sickness ‘aa large a8 a hen’s egg.’ with oo nose and ne Symptems of worms in children are often ove: upper lip, bis two eye teeth as large aa a man’s’ looked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause | thumb, extending down over his chin about eight 1° mn, Which cun be removed only by the use of a sure remedy Phe combinat f ingredients

nehes; Ris right toot po nts directhy to the frent, “™ a. ‘ ; making Brown's ** VermirvuGe ComFitrs

is such as to pive the best possible effect with

used

and the left te the vear, and Me measurement of the track is just tweuty three inches in length; hos Bogernans are absut six inches long; the hair on bis head—which is stiff and wiry—sweeps he ground as he walks, and & parted in the rear

sulety. Curtis & Brows, Proprietors. New York Sold

by all Dealera in Medicines, at 25 cents a box. .

. E “July 29, L867. ly aug Drought dewn in front on each side of his : singulariy formed chest, which is not round or at, " aoe but is angular hke that of a fowl The hair on Married, the body of this singular being is very stiff, and On 3tst Feb, last, by John Knight, Esq, J. P, of grows to the rear, parting at the angle of the | 2eurs Mr. James McLeod, of Vernon River, to breastbone, growing back, and uniting, with a ™“!*S- Robertson. w ee en Robert Robert . stiff growth on the spine, whic extenda Sw Me t, of West River, Lot 47 xck about one foot hke the epinal fn of a fish At Lynwood. the residence of J. Haszard,Eeq., | or the briaties au the back of a buar—the hair on | ™ Lleauor's Paesday morning. the Sist wit hie arume is parted and growr in the eate way a € — i ert S. Patterso: A. M. the hs v ae i. ae ec co W lum R. Frame, of Summerside, to Annie F. ae ee a Druga on (The Sack Of Che} Lock i, youngest dauyhter of the late William artus, exteaqiag trom the shoulders tu the point! Haszard Esq. of Bellevue. ft bis widdie Huge fhe same peculiarity is Att residence of the bride's father, on the 26th odservadie an his legs No white person Hs) ult, by the Kev. Roberts. Pattersou, Mr. William ever eeen bim u 1 recenutiy, when he was dis-) Henry Lai: f No: bedeque, to Miss Jane covered OY @ Benting party Several genllemen, Alurray. of the same place acquaintances of cure, met on last | ursday Week With a view of bear hunting thisswamp. ‘They Died, were accompanied a. Sees G teen weil tramed At his residence. Bay Rourtune, after five weeks Gugs. ihey prepured for the Bunt early in the} j ss. McNeill, M.D, e 68th year of Herning, wud When about Comuneneing their at iy Deceased sided at ea e | < , tion Was attracted ta ad anux<uatly iarge er twent veurs, nud was highiy respected for nan Track In The well Boils tye xa tation § & sciel now ledve and his alia e jialities it was discovered that the track was constantly Suddenly, on the Ist Miss Penelope Sarah velng rev ‘rsed In an inatant the etories ef the Yates vend ve of her age bhe decensed negrees vecurred toe the party, and at once it was) Was daugtiter of the late Kictard Yates, Esqr, and determined to purane the creature which had | Sister \. tL Yates, keqr, of this eity wade the track The doga were instantly ealled At Tanton, Maas , on the Lith inatawt, Chriatina, | and encouraged to fullow the track whieh they | reliet of the late Mr. John Anstin, aged 52 vears, did promptly. The gentlemen, mounted ups n formerly residing at North River, P. E. Island |} good horsee, found but little difficulty ia keeping On the 8th ult, at the Free Chureii Manse, Can tp wil® the hovods lk afew wiinutes ano ject 1s! La HEBS. Ne ar the close of the 97th year ot waa presented to tbelr view which sent a chill to s aye, David Macgregor Deceased was the the beart of every member of tne party. They | tier ol te late gohn Ma ee nee unearthed the nondeseript. A bei g—apparet aly | Senne. oe = rep eres : 1 ee reer Fees oe ¢ Mrs. W Paal, of this city

buman—suddenly arose from bis lair, turned aud for @ moment stood in inxpection of bis pursuers, and then instantly, with a yell truly terrific, wheeled and with the speed of the faatest

at hig re joyment of | William Cusley

silent On Tuesday, the 24th inet,

len , ‘ ny st Lot 19. in the e1 ope tuali of {

tallly aud @lertiai life, Mr

uwed 05 ¥y

: , eurs borse, rushed away before the dogs. This wild At P etown, on the lat inst. Catherine, the | ’ ’ é bryan ‘ . p s Ns aL erin . e aud exciting chase was continued for a distance | ).),, od Gils al Us. Matedin teGhedn tthe oved Wi ) a ico ’ yu . 4 of nearly ten miles, when at last the terrible :

: SUih year of ber aye. wonster, foaming with rage, was brought to bay :

j . At Lot 16, on the 20th inst, after an illness of

pon the ban ot he Bi z 4 sg At Lot < F . aps ba ks o 2 Big Biac k, and turning two years, of divease of the bear!, borne with | with a fury unparalleled, it seized the foremost pytient resignation to the Divine Will, Chorlove dog With Doth hands, and by the exercise of auper- | ¢ atherine, fourth daughter of Mr. Samuel Me- |

“timan muscular strengtt, buried its long talons, F ia the body of the huwling brute, and literally At Boughton 1 i. on ’ ought sana, tore the dug asunder. Dropping this, 1 lnstant-) Rartlet Alien. aged 83 vears ly seized the next and sent its two immense tusks | -? ; At Crapaud, on th through the skull of the duomed dog

udyen, in the i4th year of her age } the 29tk March.}

e 3ist of March, Elizabeth, the |

One of the

. beloved wife of Mr. George Wiggiuten, aged 71 | hunters becomiug alarmed for the safety of the years : party, drew bos revolver and fired twice at the)‘ . — - - eee | wonster, but evidently without effect other than 5 a | to trightenr it by the report, when, turuing, with a | hedious yell, it pluaged into the river, diving and remaining uoder water tully five uiiuutes, when : | — or }

it would suddenly spring high into the air, screaming with the vurceot a regiment of soldiers FikRsT AR RIVAL It finally swam to the epposite side and dis- appeared in the neighboring forest, siuce which time it has only been seen twice by white persans Several attempts have been made to capture it, but up to toe present time witbout success What this strange creature is, no one can con-| jecture. The gentlemen with whom we bave conversed represent it as a black wiaa about . ’ 1 six feet bigh, but in other respects Stee Have received, via Cape Tormentine, the liug, to @ great degree, the description given by first of: their stock of | Whe negroes. It has broken the negroes (rom ate Garden and Flower Seeds, tending Loyal Leagues at night in that section of Including varieties of Early Cabbage, Cucumber, | country. | Celery Kaddish, Lettuce, &c, and | Seat ti English Flower Seeds of about 100 choice varieties and has proven that! also, Tube oses, Anurenoues aud Gladiolus Bulbs | Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry is the remedy 0 the choicest sorts

A large Stock of Field and Garden Seeds expect ed by fret arrival.

LP On hand, Superior Clover, Timothy, influenza, and last, but uot least, con-| wheat, Flax, Barley and Oats Ch‘town, April 6, 1868.

or |

NEW Sic EDs!

ang canis BEER & SONS | {

instalment

Geran

> -_ >.

“ Time Tries all Things,”

par excellence, tur the cure of coughs, colds, eroup,

' } w hooping cough, broncbitie, asthwa, potoisic, sere Buck- |

throat,

gumption, 1m

~-- > <—- ee

A gang of female robbers bas just been broken Sole Leather. Sole Leather. | up io Paris. The leader, 2 stout middle-aged SLDKES No. 1 Clean Sole Leather, | : “ad INO. Ae 4 |

wowan named Catherine Keller, planned the} 100 a ea operations and gave out the parta Marie | low for Cash or approved gen te | Autuive, a young Genevese girl, was her lieuten- | NEIL RANKIN,

ant and led the active werk out ef doors. A big | ineficignt Wile: | paysanne was a tisetul member, and used to bustle| April 6, 1848. lin } ubuut in the crowda at the omibus etations, while | ad the rest picked pockets |A Law for Levying an Assessment on Real| a — Estate for City purposes. } The friends of the Hon. Mr. McGee have | [ Assented to 2nd April, 1868. ] purchased a full length portrait of him, and i E it enacted by the City Council of the} City of Charlottetown : Section Ist. That there shall be an Asseaament | ne , | levied on Real Metate within the City, for the par: } Mup Diggers —Instead of 50, the correct} pose of raising a revenue for the egrrent year; and) number for New London is 100, woatly worked | that auch assessnient jstrall be at the rate of ten} by horses. At Rustico there are at Cove. | sbillings on each hundre t pounce of the volae of} head 8 and in Tracadie Bay about 3U—making a jsuch reat estale, equa! to ove shilling ou every one |

: ound of the rental, and shall be paid by the ocen- |

- place oe fas r , | pound of the rental, an , j

tutal for ae heard trom of 500 Pat. | pants of real estate within the ¢ itv, according to ~—~_>--

ithe several proportions or valaations entered | Sheridan's Condition Powders are recommend. | against the mame of each and every person iu the| ed for sheep in less of appetite, ret wurrain, and | Assesxsmeut Books, prepared from the returns of| ali diseases of the ekin. ithe Assessors, according to the Act of ILacor-| 7+ - j poration wit 9 e ed

, : : , Seetion 2nd. In cases where the ocenpant named | Holioway’s Pills —To Purify the Blood.—With | 5, the Ageesement Book alyail have left tie premises | so assessed, before the time of wiving the notice} required by law, such notice snall be served upon} the person actually in possession; and if the pre-| mines be vacaut. tien such notice shall be served} upon the owner thereof. or bis agent, and sacl | jowuer shall be deemed for the purposes of this |

ath ‘ aw, the occupant; “and stich ocettuyant or owuer

curial preparauions, which iad eatuiled the pro | ia\be eae be chewed, shall be leverntty liable fessiva and public for centuries. Purification Ol) for the payment the sam entered against the name | | fuide aud solide is the noble purpose Holloway’s’ of the original vecapant, in the Assessment Rooks i medicine was designed to effect, and wonder-| delivered tothe Collector, subject to the same right | fully has accom plished ils end—a truth, at the} ot upper! us the person ongiually assersed wae en-| | presept day, universally admitted and acted upon. | utied. Anything inthe By-law of the City, entitled | | Ip loes of appelite giddinees, partial failure of |“ A Law for the collection of the Uy revenue, ' | memory, biltcus attacks, and habitual coativeness, | tO the contrary notwithstanding. Holloway ‘s Pille exert the most salutary powers! Section 3. The requisite notices of assessipent | be delivered }u the persons ussessed, either |

inv ing any organ which is failing through | Bay . a ? f . . (by the Collector himself, or by such person or|

persons as he may depute for thut purpose ; any-

will present it to him, as a birthday gift, on the 14th April.

wr 5

upon mankind—the necessity of puritying the [his rational treat- | weot gradually superseded the barbareus bleed-

weakness. }

oe i

| Deare! Deatut—Death can beand bas deen thing in the Bye-law aforesaid, votwithatanding. |

io inpumerable instanees prevented by the use of Section 4. The woneys when collected, accord. | that wonderful ecorative, JUDSON'S MOUN- TAIN HERB PILLS, the bret medicine in the world For Bilious Dirvegses, aie a ache, Dyspepsia, Bowel Cogiplaints, and all dis- ~ : i | orders ot Tet haber: Stomech, Mowels, and ather|* ““* Act cor ILOPE, DESBRISAY, intestiue organs, arising from impure Blood, nee Pasced 7th March, 1868, Mayor. the Maocban, or GREAT MEDICINE. Perea MacGowax,¢

Sold by all Dealers. Get our A’manae. City Clers.

sbull be expended wud paid to and for the use of the City, iu such way upd manner wa phe City

o>

ing to the Bye-iaw of the City for that parpose, |

~ HEW ADVERTISEMENTS, | DAWSON’S ESTATE

FREEHOLD ESTATE, |

Dwelling Houses, &e, FENO be sold vy PUBLIU AUCTION,

or PRIVATE CONTRACT, the following VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY;

That commodious and eligihly situated HOUSE

| kuown a6 tlhe

“Pavilion HMetel,”’

| situated ov the corner of GREAT GEORGE and |} DORCHESTER STREETS, together with ON-| 1.

LHILRD of Lown Lot No 738, (the ground on which }t stunds) in the Second Hundred of

Phat well-tinished aud cowfortable COTTAGE, lately occupied by F. W. Havxs, Esqr, having Pour yood sized Rooms on each flat, convenient

Out-buildings, and One-quarter of Town Lot No. |

OU, on which the baildings stund, having a front on Dorelester-street of 42 feet, and Dearly opposite * Pavilion Hotel,’ im the First Hundred of

Lhe

Pown Lots.

Aiso, Ove-fourth part of Town Lot No. 16, known

| ing on Great George street 42 feet, aud on Richmond

street 34 feet, and vearly opposite the Colonial Building, betug the most eligil.e busines setand to be bad in the City.

One fourth part of Town Lot No 20, in the Second Hundred of Town Lots, situate on the South-East Coruer of the Fanning Garden. and

} having a front of 40 feet on Prince Street, and 84

feet on Sydney Street, iu the 2ud Hundred And also, the FREEHOLD of SIXTY ACRES of LAND, situnte at BELLIS VUE, Lot 49, only from the SOUTHPORT FERRY There ure on the premises a comfortable

three miles

WHARE

COTTAGE, BARN, &e, a good WELL affording |

a never-tailing supply of water. These premises ive pleasantly aud conveniently situated, having a ood on Hillsborough Bay; about 20 acres ure cleared and under cultivation, the Land berny of superior quality, and plenty of Sea Manure at han

lrontaye

The whole of the above Valuable Property will

be sold {if uot disposed of by private sale) by

|; AUCTION, en FRIDAY, the FIRST day of MAY} next, at the hour of Il o'clock in the forenoon, on | jthe premises, (excepting the Farm) commencing

at the ** Pavilieu Hotel.”

Perms Liberal, and made known at time of Sale or ob application to the Subseriber.

H. HASZARD.

Ch'tewn, April 6, 1868.

’

FOR THE BENEFIT of THE POOR. | Charlottetown Dramatic Club,

GRAND

DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,

On Easter Monday and Tuesday,

April {3th & 14th,

AT ST. ANDREW'S HALL,

The Instrumental part of the Entertainment will be performed by Messrs. bARLE and VinnicomBrE who tave kindly volunteered their services on this occasion,

PLCKETS Is 64 and 3s, to be had at the stores |

of Hon. ?. Waiker; W. R. Watson, James Ked- din, Uwen Connolly. N. Large, aud at the Book- store of Kdward Keilly, Esqrs.

Doors open at 7, Perfqrmance to commence ata qurter to 8,

W. OC. GRANT, decretary. Ch'town, April 6th, 1868.

In the House of Assembly, Monpay, March 30, 1868.

hema tes That no petition for any ob-

Te oe. EN et of a local or private nature be received| A large quantity of BARK will also be offered, | i

atter LUESDAY, the SEVENTH day of APRIL

buext

ORDERED, That the said Resolution be in-

|serted in all the newspapers published in Char-

lottetown., JOHN MeNEILL. C. H. A.

Valuable Freehold Property For Sate!

TEXHE Subscriber has been ins'ructed to offer for Suie. at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the ou WRIGAY, the Firreests# day of at the hour of k2 property House aud Premises, situate in Charlottetown, ott Sydney street, being one fourth part Number Twelve, in the 2nd Hun-

premises WAY

, bh} that Vaiudavie

Next o'clock, noon, all

freutitg of Town Lot ired of the occupation of Mr. William Barnetead.

fiis property situate tn one of the most central placee of Business in the City, within a few yards of Queeu Street, and is well adapted for carrying on auy Mereantile or Mechanical business. (sn the premises isa large Two Storey Building, divided into a Store and Dwelling Hiouse, with Stable, Bakery, and Out-houses in the rear.

is

The property is offered fur sale at private con tract, until the above day of Sale. will be given

Further particulars, as to terms, title, &c, may be had on application to Mesers. Alley & Davies, Solicitors. at their office in Charlottetown, or to

\ the Subscriber,

WILLIAM DODD, Aucticneer. Ch'town March, 30, 1868.

SALE AT AUCTION. YHNHE Subscribers will sell, by Public Auction, on MONDAY, the Ith day of APRIL, at 4 o'clock, p.m, all the WOOD neces-

} sary to build a Fishing Schooner of abont 60 tons,

n. m1, Masts excepted, und now lying at Chepstow, pear Souris, Lot 49. Terms at Sale PaUL McPREE, MILAS MePHEEK, BON: CAMPBELL.

2iu

Souris, Mareb 24, 1868.

‘Tombs y MONUMENTS |

Headstones!

Marble Works )

Kent Street, --- Charlottetown.

‘i HE Subseriber bas constantly on hand a LARGE STUCK OF MARBLE AND FREESTONE, sud is prepared at any time to execuie orders of every description, such as

Monuments, Tombs, Headstones and Tablets.

In point of workmanship, design and lettering, be

feels contident that the work executed at bis eetab- lishment heretofore will compare faverably with that from auy other similar establishment in the Issand.

The subscriber has for sale a large quautity of

| Shelling Stones for Mills, wil sizes.

JOHN CAIRNS.

March 30, 1868. 6m

Twines, Lines, &e.

FOR SALE

15 & 18 Thread COD LINES, POLLOCK LINES, Patent topped SALMON TWINE, Best 3 ply HERRING TWINE, COD HVOKS, all sizes. Also, 6 easks pare Cod Oil, Cheap for Cash. P. WALKER. Charlottetowa, March 23, 1868.

LIGHT! LIGHT !!

Ixerosene QOgil, at

WM. E. DAWSON’S.

lm

Mareh 23, [868.

OR THE BWemarkable Disclosures ofa Lady

CONCERNING ANOTHER WORLD. BY ROBERT YOUNG,WESLEYAN MINISTER. Price Three-pence. For Sale at HARVIE’S BOOKSTORE.

March 23, 3in

Lown Lots, | now yielding a rental of £120 per year. |

consisting of a Dwelling

fuwn Lots in Charlottetown, and now in |

A good Title

Valuable Property in P. E. Island)

FOR SALE. |

FAVUR SUBSCRIBERS will set op and! SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, the fat day of JUNE next, 1868, at| 12 o'clock, now, at the {

City Tannery, Charlottetown, | }

}ALL THE ESTATLH, RIGHT, TITLE and LN- |} TEREST of WM. B. DAWSON, tormerly of | Charlottetown, Tanper in, to, and ont of the fol- lowing pieces and parcles of land and permises. ALL those premises situate in Chariutie-| |teuwn aloresaid, knuwo as the

City Tannery Property,

| comprising Town Lot Ne. 21, and parts of Town | Lots Nos, 22 and 72, in the Third Hundred of | | luwe Lots in Charlottetown, aa formerly occupied , by Willian B. Dawson, aud vow occupied by the | undersigned Trustees. This property has a front }on Gratton Street of 111 feet 9 inches. The | BUILDINGS on these prentises are built upon a | Yery extensive scale, and comprise TANNERY, }

lag the site of the OLD FLOUK MARKET, front-| SALE ROOM, OFFICE, ENGINE HOUSE,

| BHOLLER SHED, CURRYING ROOMS, HIDE jand SALT HOUSE and BARK SHEDS. The | BUILDINGS are all targe and Commodious, and | all the appurtenances necessary fer earrying on | jan EXTENSIVE TNNING BUSINESS, are! jon the premises. The internal machinery uno | Apparatus consists of part of a STEAM ENGINE | |4N0 TWO Boilers COMPLETE, 6 large Brick | | Leaches, (Patent Cement, ) capacity, 8 eords} | Bark; 2 good Suction Pumps, 14 inch and 1 iweb | | tlose, 50 Pits, capacity, 5000 sides; 6 Patent | Paddie Wheels for Coloring and Baiting, all complete, | Hide Mill, falliog stocks, t Splitter, j] Knife Grinder for Sphiting Machine, 1 Holling

| Machine tor Sule Leather, 1 Stuffing Mill, J Irow! Groceries, Dyestuffs, &e. &c. &e.

Oil Tank, capacity 450 gallons, 7 Curry Ing Tables | Beams, Knives, and all touls complete, 1 Bark | | Mil, Patent Double Grinder. The whole interior | isfitted up with Heating Apparatus supplied fres | the exhaust steam. 2. Also all that piece of LAND and Premises} adjoining the City Tannery Property on the east, being parteof TOWN LOT No 22, in the Third

(hundred. This property fronts 49 feet 6 inches | 2@ Mark Nathaniel Wright, and others,

‘on Gratton Street, avd rons back at right angles | | therewith, by parallel lines 126 feet 4 inches. A} large Two Storey DWELLING House 20 x 47 feet, |

[Iu the rear of, and annexed to this Dwelling |

House, is a yard und garden. ¢ 3. Also all that piece or parcel of land being | ¢ one fourth partof TOWN LOT No. 83, io the