rh

ia

MY SHIP.

first broke out, and as the blaze hocame

Down to the wharves, as the sua goes down, larger, and larger, we supposed that the ship And t lay} wht's temult, and dust, aud din was approaching us at every moment, while Are dving away in the busy town we were, in fact, receding from her. I wo tw see if my ship comes in When the morning broke upon the sea, ind the wind had gone down, no vestige of | I vaze far over the quiet sea the wreck was to be found; but there was Rosy with sunset. like mellow wine one whale ship long looked for—many eyes Wiere ships, like lili ‘ i v grew weary with watching, ind many a heart Muuvy aud f but I ee wi grew sick with hope defi rred, and yet she iretarned not Save this doubtful reeord, l : ~ s every t her fate has ever remained a wystery to the we i ke wily lean owners and to those whose relatives probably Notiug the snails us tiey 1 wiv perished on that awfal night thu 4 ai i ip come in AFREW HOUSE ‘ ‘ ( ” Whence ‘ ‘ « they ark « RENE 4 s ae Who is hi and w her name Thomas's Old Stand, An _—_— 6!) Great Ggorge Street. W ¥ answe ver aud over the san ‘Pe SUBSCRIBERS having completed a yaa a elofs rl I tentl sat . _ : thei Spring bibperkitions ire to cull the ti were wl sa young lamb’s tleece, atlention of the public to their STOCK of s Nea the rt « outh ’ ~~ trom he part ef Seat STAPLE & FANCY H aster was Love and ber name was Peace D R Y 4 OO j ys \ e all bel ed } ’ lit “ (; » 9 vce 7 ‘ey Boots & a 1 ooh ewes Groceries, Hardware, Boots & ; euible of SHOW yy Wits, , ‘ em : waulik wn the bay Shoes, Hats and Caps, wa pwn the bay. ‘ | —Consisting of Carry with |} | tivh Grey aud White C s, Cotton Warp, St ved iy a | Revutta Shirting, Prints, De i , Drills, dean Ail x ‘ irs pain | Osnat vy. Canvas, Bed Tiwk Fowell At ' Pate } Crash, Flannels, Sheetings Tuble Damas! Aud sul y ls fur | ' } Damask Cloths, Table Covers, Totlet ua i Vu ! acm ert ! Covers Window Mastin Watered Wateh from the ear! mori Nhe | Moreen, Furviture Cotton Hemp ; Carpet Crumb, Giolla, fis the pale stare grieve o'er ; y “@&e. &e. & i at the wv! ‘ y . z is se. ‘ Ee Ladies’ Dresses X Dress Mater ials, AmORe Lhe isiaivie Wii! are I ; , > » ; | in Grenadines, Bareges, Chalhes, Mo- Bui she ee { will ! eo | huis Delainer, Castine x, C ' My Printed Musl Wc. XE lo gludden ‘Ves al vs t re . tne Aud eart grows hopeless - ‘ams | Mantles, & Mantle Cloths, Shawls, As | wait and wait ou th ys ' iu Silk Tissue, Black Bound, Fillea Paisley, 4 Cuslinere, Ne | hat tempest, at storm > i ; a4 ha . a XN ‘ gt 1 i wna tis 4 rm, Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, | lowe rs, Have wreeked aud shattered wy beaat # bay ' , : r or ‘ ’ & Ribbons, Paraso!s, Bonnet borders, | Kank sm weeds cover har wasting furus, Shapes, Gloves, Hosiery, Chenelle and thd bets © lait 1, aad stained, an kK Silk Hair Nets, Lace, Veivet Frinunings, | Dress Buttons, Belts, Siamped and But the tide comes up, and the t es down, KEmbreidered Mustins, Collars, Neck | And the daglicht fellows the night ms | Lies, White and Coloved Corsets, { : : aud a variety of other Fancy Awl ot:!l wath the sulors. tanued aud brown. } coos Ll wait ow the Wharves aud Waleli the mu e ‘ , ’ wry’ ‘ r > Y SKELETON SKIRTS, Aud still with a patience that i# not hope, ~ Rate web apetonee teetdo sot be | CANE Hoops, | ‘ 7 A shose i | * " ! m the rouvh shere’s rocky slope } FReoots zunal shoes, Che WHER CO GFE Hh my Enip Comes in Ladies’ Kid, Prunella, Cashmere, Memel,

“+ ; le lal wiki ae | and Congress Boots, Ladies’ Enameled Shoes | A PERILOUS NIGHT AT SEA.| aud shppers, Miss Pr mella Boots | Diiw Children & Copper eed uh | Lwin M 3 Boots, Men, Women, | Phe season on Japan was nearly at an end. and Children's Rubbers

lndeed 1 was quite at anend, thuugh we ad hot yetleitthe whaling-grownd

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

We say that the season ie atanend when Cloths and Tweeds in great Variety ; a succession of violent storms renders it im Readymade Coute, Pants, and Vests, Under possible te lower away the boats and gu in Clothing, W! ind Paney Shirts, Collars, pursoct of whales. ' Ties and Searts, Pocket Hundkerctiiets, | Rubber Coats, Umbreilas, &c. Xe

We were about to put off for the coast of Cahtlornta—not tie California of the preseut day, bub a desulate country, with here and

Efsais samc Cozyps.

Men’s Feit, Leghorn, Straw, and Panama

there a ttle hamiet of half a dozen houses Hate: Men's (new style) Oxiord Hats, Drab Walled im as a defence agaist the imdians, aud Black, Meus Drab Shell Eat Whe somedimes came down Irom the neigh- Meus and Boy's Black Coth aud

c

sit}?

HARDWARE.

buuring wountains, and made dreadful havoc iweed

awong the whites whe lived outside of

le

walle Ga our second visit to Santa But-| Kpives and Forks Spoons, Cut Notls, bars we missed # pumber of white men who) window Gluws. Patty. Paint, Oil. Ploash and had been killed by the Indians since vur first (cert Meamitine thovela, Hoes. Héene Naik. visrt, One, im particular, & large and stvut Shoe Thread, Toe and Hee! Balls, Powder, hLugishian whe slew sixteen ladians belure Shot, Weaver's Reeds; Stove, Shoe, they Droughg hum wthe ground. a cha eke

We were about to auil or California, when ’ Matches, aspen. mya a heavy gale broke loose uponus. We were < i immediately hove to under etay-sails. They Ci roceries. |

—wL ® | PEA (warranted good), Sugar, Molasses,

! Be

soon blew away, und we drifted under dare

tr res. ‘The seas were blown down Hat as a febaceo, Seap, Candles, 1% pper, Mustard, |

‘war ble ii] wr, and the ship lay over on bh r Sureh, Ceflee, Buking aud Washing Suda, }

vide in oue inv riadie ai ti iy . Currinta, Raisins, Spices, |

wil i 3 a 1C pusitien as il li ld 1D & land other family Groceries, all of the best qn lity. |

vies. i

Yhis Stock comprises almost every article asually |

>. le < o > ‘ : ? '

t ople say that ** words are nothing bat | fonnd in a Gene ral Store, and willbe sold at prices | wind,” Dut L lave seen the time when wind Ural caunet fail to give satisfaction

Was some pomwpkins, and by no means the contempulie tuing some persuns would have ( it tu be. | Un this oeeasicn little particles of water | were blown with each for

ELANY & WILSON.

vu, June 22, 1863.

1863. NEW SPRING GOODS, JUST RECEIVED

At

jy

tayaiost our faccs., | or nased feet, that they pricked like pins. ‘The air was filled with a mist, tlat we eculd see but a shori distance fr yu the slip Conversation was out of the question. The mate, MH toe Commencement of e calle. wes a ing te direct me to du achat ee

=

a

ite catue and put his mouth to my eur and screamed to tae top of lis voice 1 evuld but just hear

hiss iat —(Svand formerly Dempsey s, opposite ni ‘

4 ruthecaries Hali Upner (Quren-sireet rae oe : A} il, Op} v iy . he gale hammed through the cordage like .

one continuous note of an organ. ~

Night came down upon us, and the dark- Hi. HAsZ ARD ness was very thick i AS’ received, per * URANUS,” from

Is that a staf rising to the windward ?”’ | London, * THERESA” and * PR LORMSS Bhoated one of my shipmates iv my ear. from Liverpool,a large and well selected STOCK of

I looked as weil as 1 could im the direction | British Dry Goods, which he pointed, and did, indeed, disce ’ : . . something through the misty durkness—a Goods, Jewellery, Stationery, bright yellowish body. Buti know that it Groceries and Hardware. was ne star, unless one of the orbs of Space | Having t : approaching hearer than usual to our earth | tories on the lvest terms they will be sold at the had avsumed larger proportions, pewweet prices Sor S ash only, comprising :

lu a fow moweuts I perceived that the at-| Ladies’ Dress Material tention of the captain and the first mate was in all the latest sty les ; ’ directed to thisobject | could hear nothing, | 31LKS, black & colored, in dresses & pieces.

but L could see the captar thirling abo * cadiis aiiin to theear uf the mate,| SHAWLS and MANTLES,

and putting his mouth to the ear of the mate, | in great variety and very cheap;

while the latser moved alsv jike a person in BRBonnets and Tiats.

# great fright. eame for- |

The belusman, beirg relieved, : ward, clinging tu ropes and stays, and shoat- | RIBB( INS, a choice selection > Flowers, Feathers, Cambrie bland-

. | ed in my ear that a suip on fire wus coming | down upon us from the windward. } kerchiefs, Gloves, Collars and | . ‘ ‘ Sleeves, in variety ;

’ s

rne Fauey

Leould see nothing particularly amusing iG that intelligence, tur if she came down | nt . upon us, we must of course burn also : the | Dress Buttons and‘ PrimMMmines, flame would be bluwen righ’ across our deck, | Hair Nets, Braids, Ladics’ Water- right into our top Lammer. proof Capes, &e. &e.

The cook was preparing a mess of fish- | - : Summer Cloths and

elowder lur the crew, and I hoped he would hurry it up, lor if be delayed mach longer! A large variety of Shades aud Tvxtures; Waterproof Coating, &e. Ke. ;

it would prove a dead loss. in the latest fashions.

The bright spot over the weather-beam | STAPLE GOODS,

grew larger and larger, and now anotherroar, Brown Cottons,

diffvriag leom that of the blast, swote our | ears, [sew the captain running from man to res ,

- ‘ j . - , ° ” ‘¥ bd © sith 4A0 Uhdiitinn te theit cane. Then leok.| VW hite and Striped Shirtings, Skirtings, ed alolt. Several of ascended the | 1 “ons Furnivure Chiutz, Sheetings, raging, slowly to be sure, bus they got up| Ticks, Sacking, Carpets, Hearth atier a fashion and loosed the fore-sail. The | Jiugs, Oil Floor Cloth, mate ordered us to haul aft the iore-sheet, &e. Ke. Ke. taking bold of it himself, and making us un- 3000 ° derstand lus meaning more by gestures than Pi Vinal oe “Wes j by words. sUulinit hike, Ve ry « reap

The men aloft bad cut the easkets from the

Coatings ;

them

The fact was that we saw the tire when it!

lthe Club saved Lhe

} eonterred

fand unwashed.

# i

LONDON HOUSE,

' cen purchased direct from the Manufae |

> |

eces Paper - Hangings, |

“The Wonder ef all Nati

THE MARCH OF IRTELLECT FOR SPRING 180311

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r ™ e © Krom the World's I‘nir. | ney wht t : Bilt smployment, mn place of | r P » chance ev 0 the | and onght to be at sa h emptor | ‘i K best ; hance — off ood se I white men and women toring then Ives to deat! | Farmers of P. E. Island, by which rime, 11> keep the horses alive, and. at. more atcha te bour and Money are saved, the grand secret fo U ie ee wil, aud nuow be etlected by tiling One of Livose : sill ai , . ie t wonderfully improved THIS IS NOT KEEPING PACE

WEPRH PHE 'TGMES. P. Lane, Esq vane William Clements, E W. Aoorn, Lot 49, ID. Creigt Kinq., | Kk. Mutch, Gallows Point, G. Harris, f

MANNY’S PATENT Gold & Silver Prizod Medal

3

aos ton |

my Owen, Shi;

’ > A . J. Melunir Stewart & . > a an iG ' ,

Mowing & Reaping Machines, |} tice China Point, | builders, Se Vickerson, Vernon/Hon. D. Beaton, wreul River. Cheo. DesBrisay, Esq., | o thers ho vot those oudertul |

. a . ‘ ‘ and forty-six others, who t those woudet

Stecl-lined Guard Finger Plate, Ms chines that work like telegra; h tempered eumne asthe Knives, aud is attached to The demand is now so great, caused by the vast | is t . on L. a NEW PATENT PROCESS, thas | namber of men killed in the war, and the order] i | cs ; am entire new cutting face, with Horse | from Europe for L800 of those invalnable money aiid | } Yoke ~ and Swinule Trees, not in former machines, | lubour saving Machines, with eighty-six ou ore |

sie ingl ;

mal hem now more Valuable to farmers than wanted last harvest that «ould not be finished in} wakes them now wot i

| vay of the Gold Mines througheat the world, and time, will now require all parties wanting those now warranted to cut one acreoft Ilay or Grain) Macuines to send the order to the Agent, or the | each hour, at one shillings cost, by forming a ¢ lub) Depot at Orwell, with as little delay us possible, to ot five, which will be a fifth less expense than the | ensure having them in good time for harvest. old fashioned Sey te « ot ic te eer, " No payment will be demanded until the Fall of the coustitution aud su fatal to many lari 1863 and ING4 With those unsurpassed Machines any quantity Farmers not up to the great benefit - —s of Seed can be sown in Spring at one ine, and BO) aid polling the land are strongly advised by all | r for hands to ent 1, When ripe, Het d be fett, and Avricultural Societies and ehemi is to trv it, whet } e Crops secured a month sooner, and the cost Of i Will be found to pay well tor the little outlay and |

Ax pense ad te th , eXpense how reduced to the lo encouruve the iwo dozel

be had

trouble field

exp from the

rihwelit,

waves Of one nau lor a iota. rollers eau noudersivned, it

In preoet of same, Mr W. Hyde, West River, ordered soon, at COST, and 12 months yviven for | ws e butter and cheese are se | ilv prized where. payment, ver they cau be got, certifies he purchased one of AGENTS those CuakLorrerows—John Williams, who is so wel - J mae iw tc by ry 4) hocout i «hen: t Se tvonderful Moncey and Labowi huown tor keeping the best aud cheapest Seer : ae Machines on the Island; W. EF. Dawson, whose Cusl . » ' :

Saving SEACH Store is the cheapest on the [sland tor farmers in DR61: eut all his Hay and Grain, aearly a hun James MeGill, Spring Park, whe is so fiumour | dved acres, and cul his brothers crop ulso with 1, for securing prizes for grail at oul Lea hibiiions. | and then bhived it out, by which he cleared ball the | (Q;}konGeTOWN W B. Aitken, Thomas Owen | price of the Machine same year, aid is now free, Ik’. P. Norton

d the crops of both farts cut ta addition MonTacut Phomas Annear, Philip Beers amd ha tt 1 ) : RAND Riven : "alke ' | . | < certificate is more satisfactory on the stand Get D ‘ } re Rh. Walker, J. W. Truclove,J.Me- | si ’ oupkald, as it ¢ be relied on, than one Lumired hulies : ; is it ean . whit Menenay Harsour—Thoimas Clements. entti t ‘rote , . 9 Poe err. SOURIS Mdward Kickham, ’ 1 ; } Ye ’ , Phe above and the following first-class Farmers | Sr. ANoreWw’s—P. Gritlin land Stock Masters can be t rred to, some of Whom) Cascumeerc—G. W. Howlan. huve Manay’s Patent Macutnes in use for three CampseLLron—Jas. Broderick or tout drs, dik have prove do mueh more durable - e i : : I ir yea | Other Agents and instructions in Circular from

nud benelicial than they ever calculated on, and

| th boon that ex be PATRICK STEPHENS,

consider tl vreatest brother Farmers, Professional

ev are ' on their ’ -" ° }

General Depot, at Orwell ¢ heap Store, eleaper |

men, teachers, sean Cuplhilis widows, tradesinen, . ; ‘ | deall those whose time ought be more valuable than the cheapest. From a4 NEEDLE ro as |

than at such unprofitable and severe work as cutt- ANCHOR—both included.

ing bav and era ft the horses that are at rest, Keb. 9, 1X63

— <a

MUWING AND REAPING MACHINES.

CHARLES BELL,

| |

MERCHANT TAILOR,

|

y YHE SUBSCRIBER x gs to inform the QUEEN STREET CHARLOTTETOWN i Farwers of P. E. isiaud that be bas received ‘ fs a consigmment of MANNY'S MOWING AND PDEGS to inmate that he bas JUST | KEAPING MACHINES, nanafacturedby Staines BD RECEIVED, via Halifax, his SPRING AND Bowes, sq ot Worcester, Mauss., sitilas _ u oo SUMMER SUPPLY, aud is now showing a lars« hich De has Boww seme ee er eee WH) aud carefully selected STOCK OF NEW GOODs he steel lined guard and all the recent improve eelbe for the ssacoe. ba yweuts Uhese Machines, which may traly be called ’ the * Farmer's Friend’ ure warranted to cut an ff 1 7 : uere of grassor grain per hour, on any grou idunde: CLOTHS, TWEEDS. DOESKINS,

| cultivation, 5 uty th os anew hs ane — ow TALLORS’ TRIMM INGS, mmsers ure referred to the Te owing Turners, WO, hi nv used them, can testify as to thei alue : AT @ y ‘ « sng sed tenn, ea testify as to thelr val HATS AND CAPS, | Alex. Robertson, Boushaw ; W. H. Hyde, West . sia i j Rive J un’ by, We t River Capt Murchison SJIIRT'S, SHIRT COLLARS TIES, North River, Dr. Jenkins, Upton Farm, North SCARFS, GLOVES. BRACES, %} River Pheo. DesBrisay, Spring Park dames UNDER. ¢ ov,’ ’ McGill, Royalty ; Win. Pickering, New Lond We oR L VHIN “, | Win. Peardon, Winslow Road; Jas. Proudtor ch @ Mulpeque Koad, Thos, Crabb, do.; Wm. Senne,| FOR MEN'S WEAR | Si. Peter's: Hou. D. Deaton, Souris: Joseph Dig | Enspecti a tfol) } . ' well, de Hou Josepli WV iwlitinun, Phir e hKiive rs : on ie gl st “om ; - re | his sedcicstinae’ Wild olen Mitee on hand at oi" 2° Remember the New Stand QUEEN-STREET. | proper season, Que and ‘Two Horse Threshing Mua Charlottetowu, June Ist, 1863 chines, with Shakers and Separators complete, oe — Potatoe Diguers, &e. &« EX i“ THERESA 43 PS. The bighest price given for Wool, washed i uh aae |

Iex al Ve sold at a low figure

WOW LANDING,

and will be

. 7 WM. W. IRVING, i i aaa Agricultural Agent. en atin Metnee Chitin Jee sh, Mek HY Boxe s 3 Crown SOAP, 3 oo * r. D. PIPES, 20 bbls PALE ALE, (in pints and quarts,) |

EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN|: jy’ priiin’sioce we S RAILWAY. plo lal

|

’ “ ’ |

i ourly expected per Prtokess & Unkanus— } 1863 ENGLISH TEA,

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1863 Running of Trains BO «

The mocuing Trains on Wednesdays and Satur

dave from St. Jolin, will reach Shediae in tune to

WW cuses CHAMPAIGNE,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. 0 GINGERE TTL,

. ' ‘ s N. RANKIN.

YN and after MONDAY, the 18th) ygay ts, 1863. b& RV

instant, t! Crains will run as follows :-— - - “—-- }

Leave St. Jolhu at Sa.m., and-i and 0.40 p. m. All Cures Made Kasy +9 |

Leave Shediac at ¥ and 11 i. 5 or |

| Leuve Sussex dor St. dol at 6.30 a. m | ‘Phe o.3U Train fron Jobn willgotoS conty .

The afternoon Trains from St. John, the 11.50 Yer | Train from Shedine, and the 6.50 Train from Sussex, 4 7 j will carry Freight; the ethers, Pussenugers, Mails and Express ouly

j

| couneet with the steamers for P. E. Island 4 4 ' he stages to and from Buetouche, Richibucto, . . = Miramichi, Bathurst, and the North, connect daily % Te ai Shediac with the morn Trains to and from By | i St. Join. as do also the stages at Moncton to and

from Dorchester, Sackville, Amherst, ‘Truro and

tiahtax

HOLLOWAY s OINTMENT. |

| Bad Legs, Ulcerous Sores, Bad,

. . asts, punds. International Steamship Company. Breasts, aad Old Woun | dsninied No description of wound, sore, oF uleer can resist

TWO TRIPS A WEEK. the healing properties of this excellent Ointment ‘EXILE splendid sea-going Steamers “* NEW | BRUNSWICK,” E.R. Wixcuester, Master, land *NEW ENGLAND,” Leyos Fitetv, Master, | will leave Reed's Point Wharf every MONDAY fand THURSDAY mornings, at 8 o clock, until | further notice.

For further informatipn apply to J. 8S. CARVELL, Ageut for P. £. Island.

June 15, 1863.

The worst cuses readily assume a healthy appear- | ance whenever this medicament is applied ; sound | flesh springs up from the bottom of the wound, in

flaumuation of the surrounding skin is arrested, and | 4a complete and permanent cure quickly follows the

‘use of the Ointwent.

Piles, Fistulas, and Internal In-|

FARES : . | eo ee iy eee $1 50 | flammation. Portland, er ecrcces ercccccerccess 4 00 These distressing and weakening diseases may | } i isiedudinennannmenntahen » OO | with certainty be cured by the sufferers theme -lves,

Boston by Steamand Railway,-...6 00 if they will use Holloway’s Ointment, and closely

attend to the printed instructions. It should be

well mbbed upon the neighbouring parts, when all

obnoxious matter will be removed. A pouitice ot } bread und water may sometimes be applicd at bed j f . "ARV E i é antave; the most scrupt Jous cleanli Vhart J. 8. CARVELL, Agent. time with advantage ; the most scrupulous oad

| harl ays" ners must be observed. Hf those who read this | Charlottetown, June 15, 1863. | 7 e ; ’ : ' {paragraph will bring it under the notice of such o

| McLELLAN’S EXPRESS, [their acquaintances whom it may concern, they |

wiil render a service that will never be forgotien, | r : : jas a cure is certain. Runaing on EE. & N. A. Bailway. oe UNNECTING at St. Jobo with

} Te” Freight and Fares payable in New Brans wick Currency, at St. John. Passages and State Rooms seenred at the Com | pany s Ollice, East end Warehouse, Reed's Poiuat

Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia. Turxer’s Amentcan Express (Office

Nothing has the power of reducing inflammation

10 & 12 Court Square, Boston) for and subduing pom 1 these complaints in the same United States. Canada, Freder- degree as Holloway’s cooling Oituwent and parify

Nova Scotia, &e¢ ing Pills. When used suunitianeously they drive all iutiammation and depravities from the system, subdue aud remove all enlargement of the joints, land leave the sinews and muscles lax and uncon A cure may always be etiected, even under

keto, At Shediae with Steamers and Stages to Prince | Edward Island and the North Shore.

tracted.

And at Moncton with King’s Stages for Dorches ny ¢ : the worst circumstances, if the use of these wiedi- |

ter, Suckville, Amherst, &c.

| Goods Bought & Sold, and Notes, Drafts. | and Bills collected.

| cines be persevered in.

7 wis Na

Eruptions, Scald Head, Ringworm, | and other Skin Diseases.

After fomentation with warm water, the utmost

relief and speediest cure ean be readily obtained ji |

all complaints affecting the skin and joints, by the |

simultaneous use of the Ointment and Pills. Bat it must be remembered that nearly all skin diseases |

| Orrice ws Sr. Jous—Torner’s American Express | Office, No. 75, Prince William Street.

‘M‘LELLAN BROS., Proprictors.

AGENTS.

| other which must be washed and dried, may be left with | Catipeck, Sidney Street, Charlottetown, or |

eiil with ther seeath-koives, but io the same

Ready-made Clothing,

indicate the depravity of the blood and derangement |

. Cloths, Doeskins, Ttweeds, Drills, Duck, Water-| W. Sincrare & Son..........-... Charlottetown, | of the liver and sfomach, eousequently, in many

Mectecil the wind Streamed it out to leeward proot Coats, Capes and Gloves, Hats, ¢ aps, Do 2 Baebes, Fi cc ks ae cases, time is required to purify the blood, which

amid tore it b vdily from the yard. We saw) Shiris, Collurs, Pants, Vests, &c¢. es i i cdeuekdncmennue Chatham. | will be etiected by a judicious use of the Pills. The 1 a moment, like a white eloud, fly iny H A R D Ww A R EB | July 27. 1863. i ii general health will readily be improved, although | away, and it was goue from our sight o ... | i eR a5 4 A 1. ithe eruption may be driven out more freely than | . ee Iron, Nails, Glass, Patty, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, before, and which should be promoted; persever- |

Un cume the rourmyz body uf fire, reaching outits red arms towards os like some demons | resolved to Compel us to Lis embrace, though he knew that that embrace would be death !

Smoke and sparks were already rolling over us, aud soup vur cordage would be in a Llaa-e.

** Lower away the boats!’ captain in despair.

Every mau lelt that such a course could he of nv earthly ase, for no boat could live in|

Spiks, Sheet Lron, Steel, Wire, Grey's Plough Mounting, &e. — ALSO —

. ’ r ’ . . tr > . Molasses, Coffee, Crushed & Moist Sugar, lice & Vearl Barley.very superior ;

Mustard, Pepper, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger, Allapice, Raisins, Currants, Starch, Blue, Blacking, Washing and Bak baie Soda, Porc kets, Brooms, Candles,

fiig Bushes,

We

Shrieked the Leather Boap,

Manilla Rope, &«

DENTIFRICK SOAPS, Xe. Rimmell’s White Rose Dentifice Soap. | Robinsons’ Indexical Dentalsoap. Pelletier’s Antiseptic and Aromatic Tooth Soup.

/ John Gesnell Past. rEVULESE DENTAL SOAPS, which are of-

ered as substitutes for all the Powders land Washes heretofore used, are prepared

alice IS necessary. “a - . ‘ me Sore Throats, Diptheria, Quinsey,

Mumps, and all other Derange-

meuts of the Throat.

On the appearance of any of these maladies the Ointment shonla be well rubbed at least three times aday upon the neck and upper part of the chest, so us to penetrate to the glands, as salt is foreed into

meat; this course will at once remove inflammation and ulceration. The worst causes will vield to this |

and “o's Cherry Tooth

that gale, and if they could there was noth- ing in them ty sustain life, and we were more than a thousand miles from the nearest land. Not a man stirred to obey the order, but several of them tell on their knves, while one or two cried out with terrur. Already we had begun to feel the heat

from that immense flame, and one or two of |

the men eowered beneath the balwarks. the light of the fire | could see the counten- ances of all. Every lace wae pale as death

lu that dread moment, ove word dispelled

| by |

| ! j

all fear, und restured contidence tu every |

heart.

Ihe eabin steward, a long, lank, awkward |

fellow, from Rennetunk, Cue up, und bav- ing looked awhile at the fire, and W tinessed the terror im every face, crept up to wind- ward, aod suid to the first man he reached :

PIT SAWS

** What are you afraid of, you darned foul? ro

‘Ship Building Tools & Materials,

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To Shi 0 Ship Builders, Wi ENGLAND and BOSTON a good supply of | —consisting in part of . 6 6 and 7 feet; CROSS CUT SAWS ljtoot * Underhill’s"’ Ship Broad AXES * Underbilis’” Ship ADZES; ‘ Thompsen’s

eet ;

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They are tasteless, save an agreeable aro- | mate favour, imparted to them by the Anti- tic and Astringent properties with which

se}

they are combined.

| ‘They effectually rid the mouth of the foctid |} matter and tartar, which render the breath | sv impure and disagreeable. | and sirength to the gums, and a clear pearly | whiteness to the Teeth, preventing the pre- WAVE RECEKELV ED from mature decay of those priceless organs, the tull value of which is never realized until | they are lost to us forever.

expressly for the TEETU, of |The purest Materieh of which Soap can

ade.

THE STEREODESMIC, ‘Rk

t DENTISTS’ TOOTH BRUSHES. These TOOTEHE BRUSHES bave been exten-

They give tone

treatment by following the printed directions. Scrofula or King’s Evil, Swelling of the Glands.

his class of cases may be cured by Hotloway's

and

porifying Pills and Ointment, as their double action |

of purifying the blood and strenyt! renders them inore suitable than any other remedy for all complaints of a scrofulous nature. As the blood is impure, the liver, stomach and bowels, being much mach deranged, require purilylag me dicine to bring abouc a cure. a

Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the

Soliowng cases: — Bad Legs Bad Breasts Barus Contracted and Bunions Sui? Joints Bite of Mosche-|Elephantiasis and Sand Fistulas iGonut Glandular Swel

jCorns (Soft)

Rheumatism Cancers :

Sealds

Sore Nipples pSore-th routs jSkin diseases iScurvy

! Sore heads Tumours

toes ies

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J n't you know thata slup laif-burned up ge aning Scoteh Screw AUGURS; Carpenters’ ' sively introduced, are highly recommended Chiego-foot lings Ulcers can't travel so fast to leeward aya whole ship pad ne we Ree Ava ares. Conloen | by the most eminent Dentists, and are war- {!!!!blaius | Laruibaso Wounds like ours, She hacn’t eo big o surh Mallets an rons, Sip Bevels, bulk Lines, | | ted to purchasers by JOHN GOSNE Chapped Hands | Piles |Yaws

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the wind to take hold of.’

‘This was repeated in the ears of all, and) then we became sensible as we gized on the |

varning Vessel that she was not approaching

uy, on the contrary we were reeeding frou,

her. Pretty soon the flames began to de-

erease $3 Volume, until all was darkness again

!

Pencils, Comporition Roller Bushings nud Com panion Hinges, Brass Batts, olts and Screws Cabin Door Hooks, Wrought Spikes, 4to5 ineles fron, Galvanized, and Copper Boat Nails and Reoves, all sizex;: Bianacle Lamps, Grarded Lan. | terus, Log Lines, Slates and Giasses, Manilla | ali sizes; Paints, Oils, Pony, end a cConplete assortment of smal lariictes used on board | ship. H. bk. STARBIRD & CO

* City Hardware Store.” 1st

Cordage,

Ch'town, May 25 ’

& CO., Inventors

Only sold i

A supply of SILVER SOAP recom. | mended asthe BEST ARTICLE EVER SEEN | for cleaning Plated and Silver Ware.

January 6, 1862.

and

u this City by

Patentees of

;| TRICHOSARON HAIR BRUSIL.

WM. R2 WATSON.

W.

B.. W.

the

Sold at the Establishment of Proressor Horo WAY, 244, Strand, (near Femple Bar.) London; also by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medi

| cine throughout the civilized world, ui the tollow ing prices : Tid, 2a. Sd., 40. Gd., dos. exch Pot

-is aie., Ze.;

N B.—There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. Directions for the euidan eol pa | tients in every disorder are aflixed to each Pot

July 13, i863,

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and |

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CLOTH MANUFACTORY, TRE YON.

rex tik

announcing that his Machinery tor Carding

OWNER has the pleasure of |

Spinning and Weaving is now in successful oper- ition, manufacturing WOOL into the usual deserip-

tion of Cloth made in the Colonies ery The Charge for Picking, Oiling, Carding, Spinning ind Weaving will be

branches in the sane proportion. Wool ad any of the Agents for the Mill, from which furthe particulars can be learned.

Wool and Sheepskins will be purchased for Cash or Cloth given in exchange.

Cloth received, ag usual, to be Dyed and Dressed New Machinery baving been erected for that pur pose, which will ensure its quick return

CHAKLES KE. STANFIELD.

Tryon, May 23, 1863

SARSAPARILY™

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From Rev. Robt. Stration, Bristol, England,

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«For twelve years, 1 had the yellow Erysipelas on my right arm, during which time T tried all the celebrated physicians Leould reach, and took hun- dreds of dollars worth of medicines. The ulcera were so bad that the cords became visible, and the doctors decided that my arm must be amputated. I began taking your SAKSAPARILLA. Took two bot tles, and some of your PiLis. ‘Together they have cured me. 1 am now as well and sound as any body. Being in a public place, my case is known to every body in this community, and excites the wouder of all.”

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Mr. Chas. S. Van Liew, of New Brunsticl-, N..T., had dreadful ulcers on his legs, caused by the abuse of mereury, or mercurial diseaze, which grew more and mvre aggravated for years, in spite of every remedy or trentment that could be applied, until the rma use of AYER’S SARSAPARILLA relieved