eonne om ‘ é ; hol on é 19 the be tw -% } ' t PI d sne @ the a cy } a? } } t } ‘ , or | { : re 5 ‘ , f ecs ee ’ } ha u in t! turn ; now bef t llouse : ny res which have been f od 1 Ww st intro- t . ' 1 it { rejo » when ae , \ | ( I ved, for it was founded : ‘ | I pr i the gentleman wo was ‘ a i lerstood ystem: but when the late : : cr , wer they diduitesed the tesch- . eh + 3 he I 2c nd neve ‘ worked as well It has been VV ; ; a \ 1 T oe i te ss members of the Opposition that Mr. i vets ‘4. ! ho ¢ ime y 1 f j t 1 k. who was th spector of Schools at that A me, Was ] ' “i .' 2 } ‘ ! 4 by th le D ral (rovernu ent; but this was 1ot I ¥ t t | 1 the lle re }1 and that Government were sor- avo, 1 { ‘a t letter, t i A 5 : ' ; 0 ' s . YF ues ' : when | fr the country. From his kaowledge of no : ’ Oa 1} te pd m the manner in wl he visited the i! ‘ . : . a a oe Te” ‘ ) t s easily to | seco that be Was the right " tii. : : : . i.» Ries 4 certain class, who exercised t : to ve i ‘ ink ..] ‘ } as nii 1 ' ' a treme Vv “ ve ote ‘sma » thy ! ‘ Luci r lto allow bun 100 a year lor . r i 4 i) Chem'stry, and be would not t t V i ¢ j 1 of revise ._ - I J? : teacl ' t for ich remained, With my little eou ¥ at yuway with ¢ ' eee shes ; ‘ f } yf N il stem, Lam of the optoion oe i ' Wo i Ir po t ) in the e , ‘ 1" \ tt t ave pas t Mr. Webster never carried it out propery, and the Liber y Wer fea ' idl “ + eer vor Schoo! was not condacted by bim on the sime principles ae t view Now vi t bod not ' ity asthey as at by Mr. Monk. All that Mr. Webster has é { \ - > t “ee “ | to 1c! he Board, 1 to| done was to impart truction to the students, to en- if the ¢ them, ¢ om’ whe * earry out the ¢ 5 i ble tl to pass the Board, which instruction they i tien WwW i ry ‘ U4 ‘ ‘ : i ; ’

t 1d } . y nt ere 5 ie ivre must have chang . . hoe eae nted; for we | never have a com.|§ re they went taere; = ve “ members t ( i have a d . rp } x rs u s they are chosen fi lispet with the aitenuance OF those ees to ba- t } cont y ‘és hav ri A . } ri qu { - . « There re a tev come ichers af th ut institution, will real y be a bene-

J % ' j y 4 . ‘ “s . . perere ne Pa, their ¢ 2 t ret up ana ta system.) oo) echoolmasters, and [ wou!d choore the members of| fit to them. The change is what every oue Mast ap : ‘ as i. » = : Wr at aa fat , ‘ ‘ , fe ne ee ‘ opy bi $e, t ) att Let ti { iri I a ii Ous< ql Yithe B ard from them If we wish to heve we! qual jed | prove of, ior, it ey a very — ae — Dn hee i. ’ ' } tor ' et. . , a ified ¢ wus, Os D to vo throug v 1 rovernl Hw, au © iaeret Ath ¢ * ite chers, we st ould first have ¢c mupetent examiners: he how Vell q in died &@ imap Vis, ; c ay ag x0 ga ; ; a eT yU = ie 4 ie are , : solutions or adopt mas they may think! 1. nore should then be called in and reexamined. In| the Normal School. As we have a Coliege, young et ee ve i Wa ; ucat ; ivy ear Cl | this war we could get a competent body of men to in-, men may get a good ' education aa ateaems ; Ris . ercnums . " - - ' le | r » system carrie ) ‘ >t. in t , UNG e present circumstances OF t0ls/ uot our youth; but if these improvements are not car the Ni wal School. The syste insets _ oo t ’ : - e , more » et : s ™ ‘ t best a a try out the educat ot) pig out, we shall remain as we are, and our yuuig Dunstan's College is more pobge than that late Me . tae - — ' P, | ‘ th nerany NOW), ple will b nly half edueated [uv making tie-e!!¥ < urried out at that Schooi; and, re these reausous, L w a t » the Act, I hov : nts I ¥ id rt : s who have arri jithink the attendanee at the latter stitution may be ¢ e i “lat a cer ale ause t) are many of them who |dispensed with. This Bill will ies the examination ‘ ’ by . 2 t y v "? ( fl r g ed * 4 id it would rf el e who intend to become teachers to the eXuiminers, ! If tt : mall tt work on wal nea the Which will bs a better way than to briug them bofure ‘ } “2 Wales ( we krow S : 2 al ’ they } bj vsed jeightor t ine members of the 5 ard, to be examined tt : I do not ¥ a a ai . ti «| class by class. The candidates will now get a therough to d ns ea terations to ba mad alias cue iis n to make them comfortable; @Xamination, and if found qua ified, will get a certificate i it aT made 8 r or ef} they get too small a salary, for it is very little b laccordingly ; if uot, they will be sent to the Normal Che Gor t have been ed by the [lon. Leader! 10 that of common | sbourers. If steps wore ae ‘sa tlebest to be fursher qualified, so that the system will of f i t making more important al-| nate ( ie comfurtable, and to give them a few acres of | be better carried out than it bas been during the last : Act, although itis on!y a |).09 there would be greater inducements for a better| few years Students who inte ud to become teasebers, : J 8 grea ‘ ° ° ’ - } I ‘a > 4. . a short time since they received it with) 91... of men to enter the profession. If we want any and who first attend the Normal School, will be set tu ita sa legacy from their predecessors. very great improvement, we can only mp ‘ot it from the teach those Loys who uttend it, and they wail thus learn : ee abuse he amendine nade in it t MR : ha ¢ ’ teach) " asters be N Se! need r about the awendwent n in it by| ine generation ; therefore we must look to our District | the art of teaching . The Masters of the Norma! School the Cons swe have beard it denounced by! o.y05) vet the most capable lads, and train them up /bave lately had no means of teaching the students how ‘ re It tut wn the sala oa rly. The schoolmasters should keep a list of th we | to teach “pract cally, but they will hereal ter. The : nha ft t iy average at ; : who have th st a ies, and 1 eon-| Grammar Schools which have been established at but a) al » they i “ee we The Goverument should then) Georgetown, Charlottetown, Suwmerside, New London I k t tion Act prov § - for tt y s at a training b. fast, aud other places, wil carry Out the suggestions a t bow » } " they would uchly instru | { ibe lea ! Doctor, and will prepare our most prouiis- i] a ‘ t rt i hi ; vt t for te rs.jing youths for the Cvileze. Ido not agree with him ° . “ i : if 7 oc . , f it + i : f the Prir f \\ vere an pated with | When le says that they should attend Colloge four 5 ears t 2 i \ 4 \ ~ { it i \ i ell: a free ti q pctore tGey Bsuiii.a Ue a wed io te eh ID a district old 8 ’ : I ven Lo t ) attend t . till! school. ‘They will get the first rudiments of education ‘ ver t i iene y au fj r tenches at the cd UmIOn 0:18, thea they Wil be abioa to ate cuucus | l : 12 pri weUs | | > antawonistic aud icd s the two/ tend the Grammar Schools, aad alter that they can go to enw , : er of the Upposl.| institutions now , they wou work harn usly | the College Those who are entitled to the Scholarships tion toa at cx lle w ‘ roOvermmMent lO}. thor and wonld offer g: r ros to our, Will be able to attend the College free of expense. Con- ecw t I ’ : ;s r meas youths. The hb nefits resulting fro the vu nN wouid |siderlug all these things . all wus tallow that the Bill be- "a 10 ' BpOs SHcm, |. ep, and very hi ou { required. | fore us is a great improvement upon the old Act. The without %. it is J . i » fant of ie Be Doctor bus gut just what he w a d in the new Dill, talk is t ¥ 5 t it : ’ 1) i y E pt i ruoVv rs OCcry 1%. and a ece of ‘ | ° . ¢ ‘ » th ‘ ) } { land aad y f ises for the teachers. He bas vot tally, the u ri. ¥ a . e were} paid Act or be would have sven to rand i t eee a — - hey ac it v for iriy all the improvements which tmportant t tlous a6 ; a : Ib iets f the Oppositiou nena, Fuel c } ton reler comy 73 at the Prince of Wales College Feo ge } {. { t ‘ ' isd : . : i I Cc i V x i i dadae as mas ¢. i address £ said ai ve t ‘ies | . : - y Ww u , prce ce \ " mi t i a aeges ee isthe tn: se oeuceel aeleuaaticn Hon. Leaver or rus Oprosition.—TI certanily ex- eed . dab if Waignt { Oo ne by ve th it ls wecessary to er » + \ pec ed that the Goversmwent would have converted it r ’ . sat " re ” . r ’ . ’ 7 . : , . i 7 Q , » : Y 5 ol ‘ 7 j S mare v ur 1 ti i ECL S; but a great education, but it should be perte } ] an into a | uiverst Y, as (te J found so much fault with its 1 hard ! aoCU Hany aineng ract! l do not s that at i va working, under the late Government. iments, & built 1 Ree VOC ta for a jarmer's son, for b MOP ial oe belak li ‘ y f i ‘ s Li y i"! a : x W but the grievance se ih Rea At YT Ilon. Leaper or Tux Government.—It could not be (a l it hav a The G { cit ain a asians an one eum : ee. lexpected that the Government would take up matters : would i é om ONES J er = : ’ ia | t } ’ i cat a wi i the ‘ ree ade wi sould te » tema tos itbus. | felatiaug to the College and bring them into the Com- ' oat ' are sul yt the student would be at iitt ry ' n ob-{ mon School Act. Lbope they will yet take up th é the Board w Eas PUSti-| , sin a pood education. If w ald n | 1 nestion and make some improvements In the worktes tution ‘ r wo ¥ im joree, @ man beniet lail the other mpanimenta ar attra of the College. He is terribly taken up about this Wro be.d a ¢ ste from a coli i nott ne reek tis th mould be ao thek of: bat caucus affair, and ia very much afraid that it will be Distt , t g Nort t re » to this. L w ¥ se us ity of having|the means of injuring the Government. One would five wv ' i ‘ &, aud i n thie institation a Drill Inst to ee ca: ok, from the languaye he has used, that the late ee Pee Ss » i ia — lidates for the offices of teachers in military exercises | (government never held a caucus ; but the reverse is the eourd . t ‘ " f rced to ve €udg th at they might teach their pupils. A great saving t | fact. lle wishes to see the (sovernment the oa this Normal bul Austliutluo bas uo the Co ‘ y wight thus be effected, for instead of in#truct- Bill, with the b pe thatit might be upset ; Dut, if ever ne i with on \t Wai. - © f fi : i: aie bitin ie — 7 ; sa hae micna: be n Ine ted Wilt 1 uer Fes) cots ¥ | ng persons who Were grown up, we should have the i the @ was a chance of ov Srturuiny Ms he bus ae xd it. iutend to ha ” nl oF skaminete [oe We! easier task of teaciing the youth, to whom a couplet | Notwithstanding all that has been said about the Govern - stiuld sotirus’ t uilba sudidates to ordibary | ice training could be piven at a very sali} ment tabling their measures, and standing or falling by wenbers of the Board. What are ‘here examiners tol, xpense. Lam afraid, Mr. Speaker, that { 1 +t them. there are very few Governaienuts that do not consult Pr Winns tO « gine i for the eher o a fs a <. nuvibD ¢ 2B . , auf They a wi piididates he teacher's} on the patience of this hon. House, but I must follow} their supporters before bringing in ameasure, My tice see that th rued t for theoffice | * ,; ‘ \ | ; | att) thiuk » Gove e rt hag aud i hey aug Ut lor < ice Lup this su j ot. tia a well known fact that not at we | friend here (Mr. Llowat "7 thiuks the Government ouvht Phe eanddates will be examined wot ouly im their at-| be Ai the youths of this Island avail themselves of the | NOt to Consult their supporters upou any Measure at any telnments aud learbing but u ust show their capecity t iI n 3 of the Free Education system The only vood | time. It the Government cauuot ayree with all their . . . . ‘ one fa 2 ‘ j id — sa nengure ae pl : ’ teech, Lf they are * proicient, the soard will order} | ointe about our preseut systeu, is that it is free for all ;|*upporters, upon a Wensurd, they can bring In the ballot attend the Norwa! schvol ior a certain time.!; } } and vettle the diiculty t ssure thu m to attend the Norual iu or a certain time | bet we ure net deriving wore than gue belf the advan-}box and settle the dit ul y But I assure the hou. Fue School is open just as it was er the old Act.| tages [rom it which we should enjoy. Every child in j Leader of the Opposition that there has been no ballot. ’ ken i ila E ’ * ee dees bhe old system snye. to tht es ee J “ithe Colony shou'd be sent to school, and [ believe that ay bg ubout the Kiucation Act. lt is que true, that ' : YY et oo he ‘ ~ oo} ol ‘ ' * , ee : aie? . . rf hie ) > w.ll or 5 Ps Hust pe t ul Normal ecnool, y u ¢ pul sory law is veg ssary, that is, wu law compel ing} Wen the Liberals ee power before, they d d not uw 5 ! ie SSaUIES Ete . - a" Je may be pee te parte ut to seud hi scuLdreo to se oul. Vh 0 a} Oust BOout tue Bree i fugation Ast, wud th y had just fictent In every Ofa 1 Of Kbow cage, but you tust ¥°! wap is too poor to clothe bis chitdren dev { think | cause to feel proud of 8; Ae ouga the Jate Govern. to the Normal ; Hive months before you can be 4) 11, trustees should tax the district to give these childreu weut did pot agree Wiib Us priicipies, vor those of the recat methicn } The ar e wie hat oe 2 , wore te ie Cietriet school teucher. “we Loard bave found that on c othing. If we neglect the education of the youth, we Laud Purchase Act, tuey at leugth eudeavored to carry vera! Occasions the Very best . ecveral . J f cunnot expect the custry to prveper, and to keep pace the prof m aecount ¢ is int ‘ ‘ , ee. + Upssmcges ee > or ae with the times. We must combine a sound education therefore, 1 5 yb time t L BOUIC : refore, 16 18 bigh | aa bat it should le. ‘ Mover | wit h good moral training, if we would prepare our youch f any ung mew find t : ( abe If any y 3 mew Gad thet — (0 pase! tor the duties and responsibilities which await them in Beard, they can st ry the { Schoc the Board, they can stil go svOre id ew ng bl! after life. Thisisa subject which gannot be surpassed is just as cfic.ent as it Wae und he sten i If just a8 ciic.en ee ee ene oe lin importance, aud | hope that bon. meubers on both | he Les f the Oppesition complains of » salary of} : th L r of the Uppest complains OF the salury O°} ites of this House, will use every endeavor to i improve . Isit 3 0D t tanhnat i ' £t0U tor the Vi = ’ oe Bg \o wall, LT cant ps the present system. ferring tot alarics wi the late Govcromen gave bh ’ ; Visitors, when ther for tue whole islaba, lion. Leaver ov tux Government —I kave heard u instead of tars } Ki i V isKors u > if dj great deal about education from time to time. and | v ig col ' pers uy g, but if tbe area OVer{ heard wany prone proposed, but none of them would b which i Wii bave | AV Wace & great deal! auy improvement on the present system, Tho learne sinacer tian When (here Were ouly two, 2 catinot sce) Doctur pays us @ great compliment us well as the lat that . uid, ou that accouut Le inoreased.| Government which appointed the mm: mbers of the Board r ‘ : ‘ “ ; ' The Vi: e whl each fF tic Sume Salary us tac, lof educati mn, aud declares that the latter are not capable , > ' \ ; t , , . ° ; | did under ¢ bast rOV 1 0bf, Wale the alee OVeriof examin g cab lidates fur the offices of teachers, and which ¢ travel will be considerably emalier >) that we have icit them as we found them Ta present | ther 7 i hou. Leader of the (ippcsiiiou Gas G veruimeut did not appoint any of the members of the bee ! t in a lug iauit with the Govern. rd CX pt to iT | up & Vacaucy wheu tt oceurred, and I t t 4 aguin, the Seerctary OF the ae aga be bi ained for the actions of that body Beard i 1 ior big services, ag Was} He t that the Governn were going to bring ir s | .o ne ATL wht tiine,| sume great measure, but he was terribly disappointed ; { ’ . i i ; i l We : BS Saialy - 1 i <u ids ta {51 } bas t ih UTOUGIC In, ar w f ri} Rov, Bh alies uwGS Was 1 ea h WW ut to | I 1 1 tin Le will § ed ty» Z } i I not eut if Ww u . urrTy ut { hd Itt ke wi \ i i i vw i a {i t ex i | he dor te‘ Xu i * i 3 i! t ‘ t }] ut or to be ; t } ¢! ' ' ‘ i ; f | ab ’ ’ of cut f gota qu ' i i f s i ‘ i of ex: i i > W {o turu u i —— j : Bay tha i i t i } i ym) 1D r thei 4 > w ti, t , ti ‘ r { ‘ re f ' 4? / > te new ( t f VW i " ( ' Wa { i ! » Ueothe y { iid »? @xX plate I i bCaY J & Or pre ' rit 4 i Hy 1 y fits] a ; T . ' r , y ‘ , ‘ id t of t ‘ i ate Me azo. Late! Se / t c ms ie 5 ‘ oe (aoverrt ‘ { rf nt : Cc 4 i i re : r " . if t ! t ee ‘ : } . wey yt ; .* a ‘A vu y toy if ; , She por ’ V h | se ws follows + pms . i* e i { ] th ‘ i wer t Legislative dut is to | ul j t | ' Ja ' « i . if me oa wou if U+, W i fhe w ') } j vour next 4 ei » ¢ feration for the > ma , ' . Caleulsie? to P x‘ { Falacatior ti fa Wi V DB burdiyv dv suet now | grers OF Cieliency at j i " ry { A t am 4 led « sud its } Stitute Wiib your il th ' ‘ 0 it yuntirv w irn th itt ton ) ’ A mmere b0F Lee e W t i eu ig jouw of in ch oS saiars 4 mn this su’ j i. Ried , ea a {, whe! ’ ‘ Clats, Wisi OG su t { ' ° hh ) atid by rit ' i | ! » Act ] I t ‘ Jven only sey that I om most griey d , bale i ee ule Oe . Pel ae " : r . ms uy Cuptetetions, | y Wen ' ‘ and they have fu l their pr Ww ‘to the hon. Leader of t I sh Would! contend, that all the Doetor ba heal} | } ds: ' ; ‘ ae wala OF HS S4id salts to the growud v eokwards ; vow he ex) ressed cxactly what tie Gov-, an t the Op, position canuot olfer a single suggestion but

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By various Ships from Live rpool and Glas. row, Schoonerg and Steamers from Bos- ton, the Subscribers have partly com- | pleted their Importati ns for the Season, Wholesale and Re- | tail, at the usual Sis

Prac eo

Hhds. Granulrted and Packages assort'd Paints } Porte Rieo Sugar, Ithd laint, Olive aiid |} Hihde. Musca va Mo-| Sweet Oil, | dasa 8 Ir Varnish | Caves iress Goods, in| Jasks asso ted Cutlery, great variety, Bundles Steel, |} Cases Readymade Cloth- Tous Bar Tron, ing and Rubber Coats, Roxes Tin Plates | Cases Millinery, Pieces Plougt Motal, Cases Linen 2) rapery, Cask Grubbing and Pe- Cases Hoisery, tatoe Eloes, } Caeen Glove Pack Nails& Spikes | Ca Straw Hats and | ovels, } Fancy wela, Ca ke ] HHnON gery, 1 Case Manth ile He Leathe ae bin 4 ery, ] ' { rant, do Sownend bl _ Crushed war, Lp and ¢ spe, | Salt » Ginger, Cases Floor Cleths \Cek hh thing Soda, Dales Cloth, Cudbesr, do White and Colored Kegs Vt wider, Mustard, Catton Warps Tobacco, | do Carpet & Woollens| Boxes Katina, Ginea, } do Printed, Unbleached Soap, Lozenges, Cole } & White Cottona, Manilla Repe, “a and CheckiBaga YP pper, Cofllee, eollene lice, do Baywinw& Canvass Dogs Mroome, Buchetet do S& 4 Bushel Grau A&«., &c, a&e. Macha

G. & § DAVIES | Dodd & Rogers’ B

vick Store, opposite City Ha Queen Street, Chitown, ¢ June 26, isda, 5 f

siege

OT RP LS

General fiara

we have yet imported,

ES

LOWER PRit CASH

PAY MI

?

which 5 than

INT

ONL

usual,

We may enumerate :—

35 Cwt.

Rouvh Board N

YAILS

25 * Shingle ““ > Lathing r s¢

25 * Cul mS pa ee sizes, is. = Flooring N AILS,

25 **% Cut SPIKES,

Is “ Wrought *

15 «€ “« Nails

5 ‘ Horse ‘“

is 6 Soat bs

84 Boxes Window GLASS,

Manill

a

'

«Thin

hid.

Olive

Tin PLATES,

Rolls sheet LEAD, Coils Lead PIPE,

. ROPE,

@ i

containing 27

Casks assorted PAINTS

IL, EWS, Bag

2 Casks l “ 1 “ 25 Kegs POWDER,

Case

oe

—

Truss *

1 ] 7

H.

95, 1862.

ne

Mar

R 25 lent

VERY LOW. i. E

1, TSOS

cONesy VEURE

June ty TIVE FLOUR, MEAL,

ut II o'clock, during t

June 1.

|

bas od

GRAV z .OMPLAINTS,

DEBILITY, &e., at

* 2 ny 1 Warranted to Puri Pr

For Sale at the Pearl Street, New Storekeepers geuera

July 27, 1868.

60

Percussi

ECEIVED ON BAIT MLULS warranted of exeel-

workmanush

‘

on

CAPS

Cask assorted HAMES, Trace CHAINS,

SICKLES, Bale Cod LINES, Bundles Iron WIRE, Cask KNIVES and FORKS, Nash’s SCYTHES Casks assorted Shelf GO¢ DS

E. STARLIRD & CO

]

]

2

1 Case Varnish,

2 Casks Potatoe HOES ad oe +6

2 * Socket SHOVELS, 1 Case ‘I oui { an 1 1 Cask, 1 Case FILES, Ey “« SAWS,

1 Cask Butt HINGES, one Smoothing TRONS, 2 * Hook HINGES,

I] “ Enamelled Ware,

l sé

]

BOLTS and NUTS, W 0d SCR

f

: seeagee eran ry eaten ee IK ORE ~ sesh rnhAm fi j t aad. f 14 48 bY Us U! { 1 mA L YJ dtis L2WAUL 6 i nH { i> * : we hav re Fs: 2 ived an PO CUTTS Ty Qt TDOT % ath ° SUPPL) sia dil Lik 2 t é AKD TA Ee IT? 161 45 BDI RMT etTA L & HF a Rn! Dee sas SW ee

Ware

is offered at

yr

¢s SHOT,

BAIT MILLS!

CONSIGNMENT—

which

ip,

wiil

b

sold

STARBIRD, & CO.

Alin AY Rub will have

SUBSCRIBERS

a 8

WEDNES

ale of

DAY

CARVELL BROS.

&c., every ne Summer ivy

iL,

[Al

ct

Yi

PIZZA

at? want

are

ic A,

ty rincipal Ofte

rk,

lly. W. R. WATSON,

Charl

N

aud by Druggists

itetown,

the Blood.

o. 3272,

Agent for the Island. ly

SELLING AT COST!

The Subscribers, intending to make a change

n their business,

English vessels in the fall,

sci. FOR

SHON

will, until the arrival of the

ATT COST vLY,

Their Varied ie ° Bririsn & AMBRICAN ME RCHANBIZE,

COME AND GET BARGAINS.

J. W. FALCONER, & CO.

outh Side Queen Square Charlottetown, Angust 3, 1868

CORDAGE CORDIGE!

~~

UST

LECEIVE! from GL petty at LOWES PRICES

2 Tons of (Ct mR 6 Cwt MANILLA AL&O,

.

20 Cases or

WHISKEY.

Ch town, Aug. 10, 1868,

by

Danville’s

ex Brit. » and now

PE, Kewadin

;

sr

ae from } inch to 3 inch,

Celebrated IRISH

WILLIAM DODD,

Queen Square.

is] bee ee

— & CORNMEAL,

4’ MW SALE, Chea A. Mc NEILL

Room Buildings. Aug 10,

J UST é

uatZ LRG8.

, MAR 7 AVE = weer. 2 —

pi

1

or CASH on

Auction Ro

ARRI FOR SALE

fg

«4

CEIVED per 8 i= ASSORTM

lelivery, is

’ VAT & SON

wh

at

. Re: iding 4

from if

D>x-y iid iad thai

And a farther su

midsan

The above Goods, al

subse:

as they

Intending purchasers w fin Auguat 3, 1868, CRACKERS! ST RECEIVE!

a,

V00

HALIF

from

Fancy BREA),

ie

foxes and 22 Barrels of C

ier vesscls

g with atock ler tot it ic

" plow l s ’

‘ r HEAR

r CVU dal) VW 7

pply expected in a few days by

on hand, the

CRACKERS!

x

from Moir

Steain Factory,

which are now on §&

Ch'town, August 3rd, 1868,

ale.

EDWIN &

EVA,

RACKERS and & Co's.

VILLIAM DODD, Queen Sqeare.

isl

pay

Tho number of ret invaluable Ointmeg has stood the t f public oj n, (and the longer known the better appre 1) is a testimony of ig. st wore convincing t! ything that could be we . praise of its t wonderful healing properties In the cure of bad lege, bad breaste, sores, wounds, and ulcers, its effect is marvelloug, For ring-worm, 5 ld-head, serofula, and diseases of the skin senorally, the re is no remedy to be come pared to it When azsidrensly robbed upon the skin (previously weil bathed in warm water) (hia

kly aba rbed into the system, ag c, every part to which ig ig

Oint anees, in its

ment is quick

cle passag applied.

Gland lu ings, Mumps,

Brone rato Quinsoy. Sore 1 Throats Dipthoria, in any of the above disenses, inme®ate and manent relief is obtained by effectually rubbing the detergent Ointment, twice a day, upon the beck,

chest and back. en acts upon the very m ainsprings of life; for through the glands+pass all new matter.