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m - o_o ‘ . 79 ———— , ; ‘ 2 or £2 0s. 8d.cur'y. The|Feb. 7 9 9% 77 L. STRICKLAN | — —— nd lan ted States, Similar | is about $6.52, or £2 Os. 8d. cur’y. 4 ne ; ; ; 25 per head of th lation of | Confederation will doubtless exclaim, “ here! Island from the Uni dor ‘tka Chiitighir:« | tedieatian te sides i,” tdald thaceiidea be 4 92 10L ue ro j ; (Continued from the first page.) ‘land, at $20 per head o @ popu : ‘dence thi sre we to enier | goods, I am informed, under the Ucnisuer: Bete, 21 93 100 . Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, . — —___—_———-— | 1841, is $2,921,425 or £631,695 6 3) is conclusive evidence that wer nes e Ars ld be imported from the Provinces equal to 25 per cent. “8 2 vt . oA Office Great George Street, near Water St f or aa ; aoe ace ; ca y lose | tion, cou ; 95 eat Ge Street, ne er Street, and those who represent the far West, would, at 212,835 or 66,526 11 3) the Confederation, ee rose 1-97 0 se ‘ome mcaule - they are now imported A Barrel of sugar costs about $10.00 or Tak = a ro 3 ‘§XEETA inserted on Gold, Platina a ; neteal eho trade | st Ja ~, sreby he extent of 950,002.56 mes?) . : @ 6 : ah ; ~d ‘6 85 aS : ’ » Suver I trust, be the full development of the trade ; cciicntnmtcts |) eulthinmbltsiniemiips LRCTOOY to the € r : s of the ar-| £3 2s. 6d. c Tie duty would be $4.80 21 87 g2 8i 2 : : : 3 gore 5 ain ; 2 | pit tates. ome 9 Cc a5. Ud, Cy. J ’ : ; ; and Valcanite (without extractiy pose that they would require to be con-| [pterast at 5 per cent per annum on this | opinions of these gentlemen, ae eed ay ee ven less rates lve 48 per cent. A keg of Tobacco would | ° 7 1L 90 95 82 85 Patienis will be allowed sufficient time to wear ad vlishi ‘uni ted : $90.427 or £28,258 8s 9d! dence of no such thing. Under Coufederaton | and Carriages, at eve , ier : - eo 9 83 86 the teeth to satisfy themselves they are as repre. vineed that establishing an untaterrup (ed | amount will be $90,427 or £28,25 3 epce 0 : i resoad the: limits! i | yield the smuggler about $12.48 or 78s. cy. 18 jo — Ro St sented. Decayed Teeth filled with Sponge Gold, communicaticn, by means of sea-going Ves ourrency. This sum represents the amount) we should not import _— roa Le emhaiie SHaSera 7. lo Canada where the facilities for smUg- | yay "3 95 100 75 2 Goldfoil, Tin, Platina and Lithodeon, and restored sels becween the vast fertile districts of the) which, by half yearly payments in advance,| o¢ our own territory, eon " the > ag ie e gling are comparatively few, Mr. Galt may : 9 92 49 72 80 oo a aeetee laren ates .

: 7 : ; : : . ove , od j 2 foregoing Table, as charge- | 5 , : : ais ; ; va 76 aS mos —— ee in ext,

‘ far West and the Atlantic, would be a most | will be paid by the general Government,| ., ntioned in the foregou Bf a - ‘ ee x ‘tind it possible to impose high duties upoa a! oS od a 80 ing. Cloroform and Ether aduinistered. ract-

important means to the attainment of ‘bis annually, to Prince Edward Island. able» 00 cree avy aol | lea, suger and tobacco; aud to collect them. 30 90 «9 8B ee eee a a teeth.

eee : a. © ‘ ’ s . i les to whic allude are pro eC | . re ae . > . ‘ . 67 r. 5. will guarantee to give satisfaction jy great end; or that sg a hesitate oa It is turther provided by segtion 64th| The articles as of the Beitich Nocth A mee aoe dae 12 | [ shall be very much mistaken if the first | Jane 3 = = 5S 6g_—«fenges, both as to QUALITY UF Wonk and oan 5 BC : . : , f af: , - aaecsSsetia . ‘ - rise able ; aue ;

: eae es a oan the Joanne -nncinaeeragherhnegdhaenenn pe Ra end get deel nd would of course come | isis San i|2 | year's experience under Conlederation, does’ 290 80 87 S&S @ —_ 7 mon goth e pesseree a at ay Office i

. ‘ i > P ot ot : es, @ | aSSan 2a on : " oo UF 5 5 is or th oN roy nces,

j therefor at the carticst yoostite pork in general Government of the powers of =e rican Provinces, tained the consumer lets | Bae °onts|s }not conviuee the Finance Minister, that no 27 = = = eof worthabia. " ' oe

state of the fixances would pornn thew ation, an annual grant in aid of each Pro-| jy duty free, aa r them imported under | mar. iduties such as are vow imposed upon Tea vn i i7 82 6260 Rovember 28, 1864. ot Statement. eV . 2 o , s JO : | | r . ", : ~ ae . ~—t . 5 ene = - Ra eee a sta | vince shall be made, equa! to 80 — = than he now ” d tariff, At this can be | jaed Sugar by the Canadian Tariff, can be 18 Ko 80 58 = Labrador Herring for Sale.

} of what eve wou trend of the population as established ny | the existing Istand 4k tg din ae) id ah adus ac averund ‘collected in the Maritime Proviness, and in-| so 7 - 7 58 60 9 BBLS. No. 1 HERRING:

; THE REVENUE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND | gensys of 1861. This would give Prince demonstrated, the sul ied be ahediale ta | Besegsss “ duce him to lower the duties, expecially wae ae 53 60 62 122 13 Hale Bole. do ig,

UNDER CONFEDERATION. Edward Island, $64,683,60 or £20,214 5s} camer, I am certainly pis en i | Sit. Se, AS upon these articles. a * = 40 Bbis. No. 2, do ;

: in ich We]. oradit i > jon Oo - eerie ve ene s tei . ' 22 G2 46 : +? JOHN 8. PUR ¥ The average amount of indebtedness per Od ey., making the total amount, which a eredit in reductio se to the column in Notwithstanding the high tariff of Canada, 99 72 79 a6 OU So Chestesseewe, Jen, 000 a8 DIE, head of the population of Canada, Nova! should annually receive from the General | £97,820, On owe 0 bape ga | juke. !and the distance of Montreal from the|Sept. 3 73 8% - 4 ‘ ue 4 “2 6 » * —. € $3 - on . ‘ f > » ° ry oY cy ry ry

Scotia and New Branswick, is assumed Government $155,112 60 or £48,472 13>) this Table — a colitis Tarift | co pee el De: locean, Tea, Sugar and Molasses are sold La ss - ri = yet é\ if ih 3 ©

. ” : : * ' + , 7¢ . Qo 1c ‘ a | - © = oo = . 4 . . “ pos “A ~~

| equal to $23. Prince Edward Island will 91 Privee Edward Island ene fede payable according the three articles iste | Benes |S in that city at prices which I believe are 26 75 83 848 WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

° . . . v7 ‘ . , -|: : ’ | > ° ee o : . : , ( : ) be entitled to receive in accordance with The General Government, under Confe 40-7 it will be seen that cooeahis wal sane! 2°. = Pa less than are obtained for ithe same articies | Oct- 3 = = = oe _— the terms of the 63rd section of the Report | ration, will assume the payment of ee Rum and Tobacco, ne atts oan ee a x Liliana. 10 $8 % = 2 pur Mails for the UNITED STAT : : . : : ‘ . : D<( or od, © ; . . j - ole ~ 6 ‘AN ig j i : of the Quebeo Conference, by half yearly of the Judges of the Supre me Court 3 tae amounting to $29,883 q ok T 3 % 5 The following is a compatative statemen: 24 88 92 7s 82 CANAD Aand the neighbouring Proy inces wi : ° < . » | Service, Lighthouses ‘oe : he importation of these ar 4 eo ‘ - “— = Sh 8 &3 until further totice, be made up and forw e se, the srest at 5 per | expense of the Postal Service, Lighthouses, | Qonfederation, the im] ' 2 8 a , the prices of the several tariicles name “US be ze - : : ; ee s payments in advance, the interest a P I rte es ude . ‘ould be almost nowinal. | awe. 2 f the prices of the several! \articles named, a ¥. 8 SI = 3 78 from the General Post Uthice, Charlottetown, every cent per annuin on the difference between es oe ms 1 ed fecaiaie — ao abroad ne ; of wholesile prices | s2=3s aa in Charlottetown and in Montreal. (The | a ee Ss ee ee and SATURDAY evey. ; ; c r its ik ne od with the collection of impost an ) The following are lists ghey SEL 058 eee: ale Me iii td T " ad ee i SU 63 66 IDEA, Oh SO CN tie wetual amount of its iadebteda = * = 1 Militi efi h subsidy ik el Ba Toronto, and in Prince | Sanosss prices ef Sugar, Molasses and Tobacco, are | 28 +7 oo 63 65 Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and the the average amount of the indebtedness per Volunteers and Milita, es we ve of proof spirits in 1oronty, ROSOHOHA taken from the Moutreal Herald, 19h Dee. 595 ro 3: 6S West Indies, will be forwarded every alte head of the population of Canada, Nova and the Public Debt. The : tevenue Of) Edward Island: om | From the United States and the neigh- January, 1865 ) i. eee o4 79 THCaseS SATURDAY everings, oo . . . : , > > »lerahyo i ani saw ‘ y uggs! . * . eé . 6 oye ~: os kk, wes, Viz :— ; Scotia sad New Brunswick, Prince Kiward Islend, under Confederation, | ppoop spinirs, CANADIAN PRIC Dae boring Provinces, we imported in 1563 ee eit - = 7 +s 75 Thareday,29th December, Thorsday 234 Pebragey . ’ ats ° comm é {4} Tor ‘ f. ; . , os + 66. SOLAR. “Oo és a a . oe > —

; The assumed debt of Prince Edward Is-| may be stated as follows; Jany. 11, 1860.— Toronto - - jleather to the amount of upwards of $24,- Charlottetown (wholesale prices ) nieianel ‘ . ley in To- | Saturday; Bist do Saturdy, 25th dg °" Allowance from General Government $155,112.60 or £48,472 13 9 Canada Whiskey, 38c. to 40c.. 23. 0 1. to 864 or £7,770 ey., on which was paid a Sen Giaie, hieenacth te oe ae The hig rest = paid for vatese of Thursday, 12th Jawuary, 1 hursday, Yih Mare, suhiUWs Po 7 : . , aa : ’ rit ob ie. Oi ty : : Ms : ea, Vongo, «8. Od. to <8. Sd. Is.c’y., equal to 43 cts. | ponto, during the two years, was J OF 08. | Saterday th o Saturday, llth do : : : . : . cs 200.00 1,000 0 Ojo, 6) Toddy Whiske OUc., 38. Yu. | . ‘ 1 50) Oe ee ala wl ; ’ 5 . ae 7 y»

Fees from Public Oflices, Licenses, &e,, a : ' ee, weey vee : i duty of upwards of $4,800 or £1,500 ey. | Sugar, Porto Rico, bright i 9 cts. 63d, of our currency, (25th April, 1863 Thursday. 26th do Thursday, 23d do : oo : mec ee : : . 2 pri, o.) ay. ay, 2 do ‘ine Penalties, 320.00 100 ld Rye, 60e. to G5c., 3s OU. to 43. }d.— | vie p . ade o! Crashed Is 16 ets. | 4) sas in ian a. : Saturday, 28th do Saturday, 25th 4d a : ' P r lie Lands after ayment of} - : , ) rica Ave \@ 83 4 hd Is!and | tn the yo s of the general trade | Molasses, Muscovado, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d. 37 to 40 cts Ihe lowest pavers 520. or 3s. 3d. Island cur- Thuredite %h Febraary, Thursday, 6th April ; a = yee Se i ‘i x due from | average price a-¢,, Of 03. 494, | Toronto, for 1864, already alluded to, the | poyscco. ls. 9d. to28., 28 to 32ets.|rency, (11th July, 1864). Saturday, 1th do ~° Saturday, 8th do” . ase ‘ vreme . g sums due ir : ag or) “la i : fa ar . “e es oe ty tho Bath on Shed, conttnas 2 900.00 1,000 0 0 ee ; a ae a | Leader remarks upon the Leather Trade as betas A Bushel of Barley re Canada is 50 Ibs, L. C. OWEN, Postmaster Generul Yurcoasere Pole ne wv vs sue vary y= ? re 2 ade oron -} . AD . 7 i ; : > -\. “aN, i ul. ' ; as , : n a review of the trade 0 ' ‘oll..ws : The average price obtained for barley in| General Post Ollice - of the Report, are to belong to the Local Govern- f ; Ae er sntiiaed ia the Leader i Montreal (wholesale prices.) anil re. dorian <i os ; ‘ 4 a og Fae ® ment, estimated to produce in perp: tuity, J r ing the year | a - ei Nea ! under the ‘¢ The only kinds of leather now imported Tea, Congo, 37 to 44 cts.—2s. 3d. to 28. 9d. Isl. cy. Se eo ~ F - sc eitetidie Se —- . a and Assessment 14,400,00 4,500 0 0 | of January 20, 1500, it Is state. ~ | from abroad to any extent are French waxed | Sugar, Porto Rico, bright, 9 to 9} ets—63d to 74 do. | — , : y3 0 & 5 , : y adel 14 cto —10 for 48c. or 3s. currency. head Liquors :— cal{-skins, and finer kinds of kid and goat | Crushed, sh 4 cts —10 d do apne Ag tn ’ $176,232.60 or £55,072 13 9 «* The excitement incident on the expected | jigs’ Molasses, Muscovado,35 to 4 ets-—2s. 24d to ds. 6d We, in Prince Edward Island, should not A ; ¢ $ ) paoaae Vin ) 3 7 | Se . fubacco 23 to 27 cts.—Is. 53d to ls. 81d. hat 28 to tl fac that of the ] J : . . i ie : ae ecise unsettled this article 3 > 4 8. Syd./shut our eyes to the fact, that o 1e ele- ”- : By an estimate of A. G. Jones, Exq, of | Nova Scotia shall enter the Union with a we < - oe in ab ete speculative | ‘* Upper leather has ruled low the whole Seed of th oe f Confederation | ments cesadekat mes greatness we are deficient. e Halifax. Novas Seoiia. the t required debt not exceeding $8,000,000 | as well as todacco, : I J ing |Season, at prices yery little over the cost ot Some of the opponents of Confederation We te PE pc i ad alee. a:vax, Nove Seoita, tne amount required | And New Brunswick, with a debt not ex-| transactions were quite numerous, resulting | d sti mi are jarticularly eloquent upon the subject |." e have no extensive territo y or pop

> to meet the expeuse of maintaining oa $7,000,000] in many instances in disappointment and | PFO pre oe ol belie The ee the i tion; the **territorial element’’ and ‘the

; public service of that Province, under lon- ane. Nova Seoti Ne B ick | loss. Those who happened to be possessed} ** The price of sole leather has receded 3¢ 7 hi ‘ a I £ : Mili e PANE | personal element’? are winting ; and L regret

P federation. is; utat $592 860,+r bout$).69 63. In case Nova ow rater age of good stocks when the duty came into | to 4c. since last June, and ruled lower in most toucbing pictures o ours Leitia, foreed | to add that for five months in the year the tt

; r head of ‘the ) ulation at the present Oe. cat inaun Rabies beyond thoes a force, suddenly found their property en-| 1864 than i863. ‘The range in 13863, fur | to leave their homes and their families, un-|**Maritime element’’ is not available. We .

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: . Ti : ae (76.232 60 or £55 wheen their G wernments a oe _— aa i hanced in value. ‘The price of Canadian | Spanish sule was 22c. to 24e. Comparing the | protected, and marched by cowpulsion to hav? no mines, minerals, or manufae- NS tit i

: a ae: ye = a jryer l 13, | which shall make ae debts at —_ oo whiskey ranged firm at 30c. to 34c. before | business with that in the States we find our | defend the frontier of Upper Canada. They tures, und must be contented to remain an <in oe eee 5 states’ We

; Oi, = eque % Upwards of $2.10 or 193. Union less than $3,000.000 and ow an - | the excise, and 40c. to 42c. since, at which | tanners are in a much less favourable P°S!- | tell us also that we should be heavily taxed | 28ricultural country. We are, however, se ak Luck sci aaiate =e 1}d. per head of the present population of respectively, they shall be entitled io ree lutter rate it remains steady.”’ tion as their leather is l0c, to 20c., (relative to pay the expense of organizing a 1 ‘Hi ,| Within twenty or thirty miles of the coal HOLL y YA 3 pi : 3,

. , » t ‘ ( . 2 ‘ ” es j a : van : f . . . } ‘ ® Prince Edward Island. j at ii pet cent. on a eee - saaea dent PROOF SPIRITS, CHARLOTTETOWN pRICcEs, | °° hides) bigher than with us, and the de-/| it militia I cae S f Gf " pe. | mines of Nova Scotia; and, during the sum- | = - 2 = The following sections of the Report of | 9 lke manner as is hereinafter provide ’ : a, ; Sha ate “?’ | mand active fur cash or short eredit.”’ meal eae or forUbeations 800) mor months, can reach from Charlottetown oy ; he Ci alih had hah i a a at so Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island ; WHOLESALE, January, 1S60. In 1863 +1 for dut anniek elit military works to be constructed beyond the | and Summerside, the capitals of that Pro- Norvous Disorders. S - . ; > ; > ‘ i a ae . o e ° ) TF . * OVUe, t i a | P . . . ~e e ° , foregoing remarks upon the Revenue under the foregoing resolution being in no respect) — Gin, $1.12 or 7s. ; Rum, (2c. or 4s, Gd. ; ' ” .U eo vo ae 7 p Lae or | Island, from which we are not to derive! vince and of New Bruiswick in the course! What is more fearful than a breaking down of Confed -": c t | intended to limit the powers given to the| Island Whiskey, 80e. or Dds. : Malt do., | rom the ulte . States and the rovinces, benefit, because forso th these works arc!of twelve hours Let us look forward, hope- | the nervous system? To be excitable or nervous

r wOnederation, Vid ; respective Governments of those Provinces by | 9 » or ee ice Dic 5. | $2,467.20 or £771 cy. From the Leader, | a : egg ae ae Sila iiins ai} | ina small degree is most distressing, for where

4 56. All lands mines, minerals and royval- | I: 3 | : but ly to limit the | $1.12 or it.— average price c. OF US. ne *?!} not to be constructed iu Prinee Elward Is- fully , to the time when Confederation shall a vemedy- be found?) Weve js:-cut coca but eae ny Se eose: saan] eaniee anthortty, bat only to limit th | 104d. Island currene L learn that during the year 1864, thet tind. Under Conf j have caused Pictou and Halifax and St. | % Temecy UO > epltites. ov Ger batten ane

ties vested in Iler Majesty in the Provinces maximum amount of charge to be assumed 4 : ore ency. can af elatdl Detcele in Tosento bas! in under Conlederation, I presume, the |! “en Rinks’ Avledte hat little wine, beer, or — o1 - setier, abstain, of Upper Canada, Lower Canada, Nova by the Geweral Government. Provided always} Canadian Whiskey of the above average, | price of Kehtued Petroleum in Loront og, | militia of every Province would be organ-|3olm to become to British Americ + what) from them akegether; io not - m coffee — weale

; Seotia, New Brunswick aod Prince Kdward that the powers so conferred by the respective | being two-thirds made from malt and rye, | fluctuated from 25 to 40e, closing at a ‘gd, armed and drilled: and will "ed Birmingham a el ee yn vara ene perare.* he Pelle cae sights a F

. ' co ’ a ce — ; —e ae de innmenlannd « wile monn h | : ° , ’ ' » to England. en that day ar-| tse tire f vs : pee ‘ : Island, for the use of such Provinces, shall Legislatures shail be exercised within five am informed, eould be landed here, includ- which bay be considered a safe price moe | Prince Edward deus uidiathne alee ateninne | oo yee ae will Pinan’ eheasd te. plenty of rolids, aud avoid the use of slops. Ny belong ts the Local Government of the ter- ears from this date, or the same shall then |: exnenses and prefi { importation, at | /0r buyer aud seller, } # ee i a rives, ¢ ‘ ’ i ; these golden rules are followed, you will be happy prvi « Soe efcseaaqse las ier yeu , | lng expenses and prefi's of importatio ' a FBiftal W a ostd bale Mitts od | the Confederation or remains out of it, be|jand will realize the truth of that whieh I in mind,strong in body, and forget you have any

* ject -- any trusts that may exiet ia she atet — Newfoundland and Prince Edward| Se. or 43. 31. Island currency per gallor. ne ded F oS C sedis "| required to organize, arm and drill her mi-|now assert, that the prosperity of Nova) nerves.

- ve os OUncIeUt , ™ " Yatiadis > re he people | Vantages accoide Jeupce to Uanadian |). a ° 1 eos Pee ental ME FS Ci ad ; ite : e Ca: turns prove that the people | - J lita? = T thiak erally believed | Scotia and New Brunswick and Canada neces- to any of auch lands or to any interes: of | {sland, not having incurred Debts equa! to | Poe Can ee re 1: m Nuk 1 Is generally believe: ' ; ; :

. other peracns in respect of the same, ih ie of the athak Peoria inl be ciaislod of thit Provines consume spirits at the rate eeakt Onc ain at | that she will be required “eh do so—and to| sarily eon tie poet Prince or meetnere and tp ee 5

: ' oe . , 4 2 ne ¢ P ae Y= VI a ia wou : organ- | : . . sland. 2 “itle ave named shiz , are } hing re than another for which ~ 57. Al sams due rom purchasers or lessees | to receive by half-yearly payments in advance | of about two gallons per head of the popu- ‘- _ a . - o 4 r falls | do it at ber own proper expense. If farti- ote od a fae 7 ae seftdaed i gh Proms ena tieg tre thos nalitvlcg a ‘

of such lands, mines or minerals at the time | from the General Government the Interest at| lation per annum. In Nova Scotia, Mr a ee a anor, UY | fications are required for the defenee of | °2%° saetil ve wind re auinaale Mens will | ties, especially their power of cleansing the blood of the Unwoo, suall alsu belung to the Local five per cent. on the difference between the | Archibald estimates the copsumption at 1} armed at the CEpense of the General Gov- } Canada, is there anything unreasonable ip oe — ca s maashate t he a fee on from all impurities, and removing dangerous and Goreraments. j actual amount of their respective Debts at} galiong per head. It will be duing no in.|eroment. This item may reasonably be}. hing the noople.of Prince B | prove to Oe She marker tn Whiten 0 “FS | renewing suspended secretions. — Universally Ail assets connected with such portions o!|the time of the Union, and the average|®.... © alt : Dp si | stat d at $9,600 or $12,890, equa! to £3,.| 2 2iNS Me People of Prince Hiward Island | will find a profitable sale fur the productious | adopted asthe one grand reiwedy for female come the public debt of Provine P "7 ri } : Senta he | sustice to the people of Prince Kiward Is. | ae ee oe ree ee le ee te pay their proportion, according to popu- | of our fertile soil. plaints, these Pills never fail, never weaken the ae a ae etenty. ene oe jsmouns of indebtedaces ee oak ot She land to assume that they use at least the | 000 or £4,000 ey. per annum, Should the | lati f 4 or i T rill t permit me to dwell upon} system, and always bring about what is required, sumed by the Local Governments, shail also population of Canada, Nova Scotia and New| !#2 . b y + : s | ee ee al lation, of the cost of constructing these for- ci ime wi not = - ane ca ) slo ; . ‘ ‘ } s: ( all er || 1 c cu, e 3 wink , aa > Pe : subject. ‘re it other- . ; belong to those Governments respectively. | Brunswick. average amount, say about I$ gallons per a a weeklies domecis at £50000! t fications. Is not the safety of Canada or a —— an te cceie etal te Disorders of the Kidneys. 59. The several Provinees shall retain ali} 64. In consideration of the transfer to the | head. Assuming our population to be S4,- | a nes e : I OL LIV, | of Nova Scotia and New Branswick at this} W'8% + shouk See . ive f Us f a In all diseases affecting these organs, whether or ue Property therein, subject to the | General Parliament of the powers of Taxation, | QUO, this would amount to 126,000 gallons "dea ay 0 bac | moment the safety of Prince Edward aL eabeeeuae ae a eae oak: | they necrete te. ane on ton pave werer, 7, <> E m ight o ve Gener: rove ie — | ; : : sh P 2 ‘ i | ere Of ois r coasting vessels instead | ; ; f ation, ¢ Vv S ON | ther they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or wi : rig . e an ul Gove Thuient to assume | an annual grant in aid of each Province shal! per annum. | vent 'y coastinz els e141) (sland? Would it not, if possible, be even sedition: @oubit ciiiea ii.’ Caitak GAM a pains ecttled in the luins over the reign any Lands or Publie Property required for be made, equal to 80 cents per head of the Inde ’ ‘ i Sos Ns \of being chargeable with light duty an : “ig a et ; " er ‘idueys. these Pills should ‘be takes aan + q P U C t ( , . Pills should ken accord. Fortifientions or the Defence of the Country lati 3 established by the Census of Nt er eee oe eT beni al i. = Scotia. New B more 8) under the Confederation ? eration, we should have a CENTRAL mititary | of the “acon wed Ghicethinl aul Ointumeal The C , : c i ~ | Ram would cost an average price of $1.20 | aarbor dues in Nova Scotia, New Bruns-} i poe ge hic ; sete ie 2 ction s ones | hE SS Se pre ee, Se ee eee 60. The General Government shall assume | 1861, the population of Newfoundland being R 73. 6] all = . J oa > >» | wiek Cibadié: ‘aid Nenfime lined, sesnes.| Phe fortiizations to which [ allude are ORGANIZATION, for the protection and seems | shouid be well rubbed into the small of the back ag 7 ; all the Debts and Liabilities of each Province. estimated at 130,000. Sach aid shall be in or (3. Ud. per galion, prool, and would give | re ; : ee a ’ re ( i to be constructed with a view to the secz-| of the country ; and uniform laws for the re- bed time. This meee wll give mane imme = . : “" aems Pe : ee ic yely, as at preser youl der mfed-|_- . . ; . : ’ aon aw ~ | diute relief after s Pi pans hav: a. ig 61. The Debt of Canada not specially full settlement of all future demands upon| W4y to bome-manufaciured Spirits, which | "Vey 7 : . we 7 d + on if 7" rity of our common Country. Uf erected, | ulation 4 Trade and ee aa aaa ehemmnchanmnen soit: aarp te ides seen a and Lower Canada respee- the General Government for local purposes, | would be imported here, free of duty, at a sak ait , ¢ a . ie ". y tat He eet they will be erected because they are eon-} ! ae odin da usdkaail Seger sane eer The Stomach out of Order. iW : i f ‘ ‘ . and 3 state P G8. a jand all of the ports in the Confederation,! .- 77. : bs are considered to re ef 2fee a . : ; Votes ee ee cao re Gnd-qhell be paid ball-yensly in advance tw bes _ above . ated, “ a warden | l under ¢ : callie * which w * ‘9 rob: sidered necessary, as means of de‘ence, and adininistration a sinahbaney wore complicated | No medicine will so effectually improve the tone § Ti : f Nowing T . eee Teen ve gailen, pee ee ae 36: Se ae "see eee ns ¥" aah PR not to benefit contractars and laborers. than ‘ean be judiciously organized in small ; age be te Pande as te nos hate oral p ‘ ‘ i stimate Sy pevere tow WEX . : : “3 . as Te es | OLE sxct a Saving > Shipplog o J-_i a . . . » . . 7 > : "| dity, oceans sd either by intemperate or impro ; ad tees oe ae an Estimate of Exrensts of Gos ERNMENT of P. E. Istanp | the average price of the much inferior | : y. a = a tt ° Pat = t tng se * | Should the territory of the Confederation dependencies, and the want of which is now | 4i'%> Ogynsioned either Coe ae sedan’ te on : eT Lontedera 1 sees wit) actual Expenditure of 1863. spires ROW consumed The consumers 5 on O© SeVera: Dunureds O poun 3 an- | ever ke invaded, whether onthe Sr. John or| felt in this Island, would then afford their | healthy action ; they ure wonderfully efficacious in AssUmep ExpenpitURE UNDER CONFEDERATION, ACTUAL EXPENDITURE | (hroughout the Island would therefore be! uually. the St. Clair Rivers, should S . " ecti alike the Credit and the | cases of spasm—in fact they never full in curing a ~ \ 3 3 ~ «tne 3, rs, shou not every mar | protection «ailke to 1@ reditor an 1e / . nade 1863 aici ‘ | , whe anaint | ee = 7 . : . re . oo. aeuis OE | disorders of the liver and stomach. Elueation ° . $52,006 40 or £16,252 $52006 40 or £16,252 | Zainers to the extent of over $23,000.00 ox eee wee rune his | within its boundaries consider himself a| Debtor. We should a.so have a Cover of iB hitis. Diptheri Couch Supreme Court - 4012 80 1254 4012 80 1254 | £10,000 on this article alone. | tory o axation in the | . other , sountry, | soldier, and be ready to shoulder his rifle | er tans a whieh; at di ee roncaltis, ane eae oug i <, adie : 9 " . ° i —— . rena oe | a } * O 32 wi vw e : ye B Judges Salaries =~ : : Fs 3520 00 1190 The fullowivg is a statement of accoun:|#re aware of that which experience has }and to march against the invaders? The | Tiling cost, those who might be dissatisti and Colds. Roads, Bridges and Wharfs 25657 60 8018 25657 60 8018 b en the Confederation and the Island. | clearly demonstrated, namely, that high|",-. —. He! ‘fade, | with Cecisions of the Supreme Court—instead | No diseases are more frequent. few more dan evan ees i : 15068 80 4709 ee z ae “ sy on . ee ; lutie 5 articles of ve : ia sumpti “i oe jection that our Militia would be forced of enjoying, as at present, the privilege vl | ons, than affections of the respiratory organs. The Light House:, Beacons, &e. 3184 00 995 | On the debit side is s:ewn the monies whieh | Juties upon articles of genera sonsamprtiou./to march to the fiontiers of Canada, and! soing before the Judicial Committee of the | tirst symptoms of disordered action inay always be pot ends: f _—”/ = oe oe S19 | would go out of the Island — assuming the 5 4 rule, produce a smaller Revenue than the intimation that the people of the Mari-| Louse of Lords in England—at a comparatiye- | "emoved by Holleway's renowned Pills. Tike Public Lands 5795 20 1811 . 000 O. | ap: axe Many instanee ight bel. oe ye oe : ; ; eRaey So" sty ~ | quickly remedy any teia porary stagnation of bios Sineation Geena : 1072 00 335 1072 00 335 | Customs returns to be equal to $223,354 40) moderate al a : ins a oe ut a | time Provinces should not trouble themselves | ly trifling expense, would be enabled to haye | H"*? any over-yorged veins, moderate the hursel Lwposts and Customs 3365 60 1203 jor £69,792 as received under Canadian eae mn vies ton Soren OF Calin 8 aby ut Canadian de!enees,—inasmuch as, if| those judgments reviewed by a competent a and enable the ae - ee to F i ‘ ‘ 843 4 ‘ as . : : * bee ‘ Fe. y creas svenue, ¢ , ‘sane . Yolonial Ci ee al. | perform ther vtions with ease : swularity, Lasstio Asylum 3843 29 1201 3843 20 1201 | tariffand the Revenue from Light duties and | %een followed by incre.se to revenue, au ’} the Provinces should be invaded, they will, | Colom iC urt of Appeal. : aise hoe hg thom semneueeeaauae ae + 5900 60 2500 10691 20 S341 | ie Post Office to be al Bi on the contrary, instances of increased duties|- _, : . ory . | [believe that [ have this evening placed | These Pills, by their panfying powers, Publi: Printing e 1920 ov 609 4880 00 1525 the Fost ice to be equa to tie revenu's | x d . ie es R fin all probab lity, be invaded in Upper Cana- afin ra data feom which it may be just] | blood from all impurities, aud thus fortify the sve- : sane : ve e “ ; is 7.7 Cine s t {ve . : ¢ 7 | belure Y< a ac « 2 lta aussi 2 3 i 3 il be . Puiitie Ruildings 960 09 300 1738 80 559 | derived from those sources in 1863. On| ee a Comes oa a nipregy 15. 41 ida, and that there the battles which would | emacidie that under Confederation and | 2 ea ete asthma, und other pal ‘lee ‘ e a? o% ” oe iii i ‘ltgin, Dr ‘ (40, p | . ae ‘ ‘ ; CX : Gy é \ “ OMS j monory ct alts. terri amet a pe oo = ao the other side of the account is shewn the ! vil cap sig i xe { ee j on ‘° | decide their common fate, wou'd be fouzht,| Canadian Tariff, we should pay a lesser) Debilitated € tituti 2986 592 2086 a2 sh Ses . eke wnkes « ‘ dat por ay as 4s. yound, D's | - : . 7 P f Board of Health ‘ 489 ¢O 150 1433 60 443 | @mount which we shall receive annually “aty nine ee" FiO 010 . “|—are certain'y not creditable to their | amount of taxes than we pay at present, or | evlil op onstl 7 ions, - - . . . ‘ ’ Bs tv Vie » t averige ‘ WIV: ar ran 7 nm son . j ‘nees of ii ang sryousnes ou Volunteers and Militia 1449 60 453 | from the Geveral Government, and the sa- luty ore ~ oan. Tk . - year, | authora. That the * tug of war,” in case; than we should pay at any future time, ae ee it Kind bation aati . Inquests a tea - _ti6 00 55 + ae oe ,? | laries and other liabilities, the payment of | showing —had there roe 1 smugsling Or of invasion, will probably come in Canada, [should we retain our existing Constitution ;/ Oo, nhysical, the effect of these Pills is in the high-M E Treasurer and Colovial Secretary ae 00 s0e 2240 00 ere which would be assumed by the Genera} | adulteration —that the consumprion was | is subject for thankfulness, on the part hand that | have also answered the objections | est devree’ braci: #, renovating and resterative. 7 Registrar of Deeds ; : or a — are )| Chemical t. The baiance is the hewn |equal to about 750,009 ibs. In 1745 the| 1 1 ey od jof the opponents of Confederation to the! They drive from the aystem the morbid canse of 77 Superintendent of Public works 900 00 300 470 40 147 Gov ‘rnme it. 16 DaiaNnce 18 then shewn | ' 1 of the peopie of the Maritime § rovinces,|— xe { the representation which ti disease, re-establish the digestion, regulate all the Pension to Colonial Secretary Gt 00 200 oe w to be $39,302 40 or £11,082 currency, a duty -m tea was reduce. % Is. Tu the Year) and should render the inhabitants of these | cate +g ld ! re | 'th 4 G ‘ioe l Legi s. | secretions, brace the nervous system, raise the pa- Auditors of Publie Accounts - 320 00 100 352 ov 110 | a. bit to this Colony. Adgaivst this balance | following the reduction of duty, teva millions| 0 ei * ett \ " Island would have in the General Legisla-| jours spirits, and bring back the frawe to its Sheriffs 192 vO co 192 00 ot ee ae oe of ie weight were sold for bome con. | rovinces the more willing to rus to the/ ture; and to the measures which are about | pristine health and vigour. Fotesvaste Gemenne A Sé4 00 270 | is placed the sum of $3,200 OU or £1 000 | of p ens wi a ractieay fis . ™* | defence, inasmuch as, whatever may be the} to be taken with a view to the safety and | Bili ness, Loss of An etit Agricultural Seciety 230 00 400 217 60 €8 | a year, proceeds of Public Lands, and other sumption, and the revenue was inereased to isaue, their famiiies would in all probability | protection of our country. | 51J10uS S, LOS ppe 0, Drawbacks 4 ve, oe 243 | credits, which it is argued might justly be; £243,309. The duty on tea was again be free from the horrors and miserics of| Confederation, I consider, not a matter of | Headache. and Lowaess of spirits. Inland Steam Navigation 362 00 1i6 | ce } “ei re sot ~12 = eke “oe one “ - ; ° eae ey Sd a. ae These Pills effect a treaty wonderful chaage in Ratesest ob Publis Dubs ” 15952 00 4985 | claimed as results of Confederation, which i. sised in 1748, io resu't of which was, ;war, to which those of our Canadian choice, bus of necessity. Unless the peoples | debilitated constitutions, a8 they create a healthy Miscellaneous 3200 06 1000 Jol3 60 1u95 | together shew that Prince K lward Island that tea sold by tue shopkeepers, Was eX: | brethern would be subjected even sh vuld | of the Provinces unite, and “pre ae appetitte, correct indigestion, remove excess @ Commissions to Collectors at Outports on du‘ ies ii ya’ . Sal wet pt: tensively adulterated, in order to enable : : ; a a ach | people, depend upon it we shall not long | bile, and overeome giddiness, headache, and palpi ; would, tn a@ financial point of view, be | teusively . they be victorious. We shall henceforth 7 received by them aud deducted from their returns to the Treasury 2/21 69 GES | . y ve C Ss. sha icelor

’ . . , i he > 4 . largely the gainer by Confederation. (them to compete with the tea smuggled

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$112, These statements of *f the Revenue under Confederation,” and ** Expenses of Govern- meat under Confederation,’’ which I believe to be accurate, show a balance of $63 337,- | 80 or £19,793, being excess of estimated Revenue over estimated Expenditure. lake from this annual surplus the Revenue |rom Land Aasesement, $14400 or £4,560 currency, and the balance at 5 per cent per. an. interest represents a capital of $.)78.-| 752 00 or £205,860 currency. One balf}

of this amount would be more than adequate of duties which the articles imported into

to cover the loss which would result to the

Local Government, were they to purciase! paid, according to our Tariff for the year

all the l'roprietary lands in the Colony, and | resell them to the tenants.

892 80 or £35,279 $173,340 00 or £54,325 our present Constitution and su!ject our- selves to the ruinous taxation which the General Government would impose upon us. I shall now give you my reasons for believing that, should we become a portion of the Confederation, the taxes which we should pay, assuming the Canadian Tariff to remain at its present rate, would be less in amount than those now paid by the people of this Island.