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pressee himself much pleased with the results| of the Examination, and hoped that the pupils | would, in after life, make good use of the know: | Jedce which they had acquired, and that they

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7 i ey French BRANDY (Vintige, 1863) ; : he | © ieee ; Beef, (small)perlb.......... coocowseesSl tel i + tek aes | oo ; R NT , STATES j Brown Stout and Pu'e Ale, w mid never forget the lessons of viety which | “Dy'oy tae quarters. sscevecs cesses tet TRISH VOLUNTEER ‘91 eiehy eTind | GOVERNME} STATES. | citi Bsns Cg Warmale had been so often 1mpreased Qpon ther minds Pork, Cs cbc ian so . 341 to Sel , ’ | ; Pua diakel ans i 7 4" ee 7 b the good ladies who had labored for them) Do (small)... ..6e cece ce eeee cee ees Gd WG! P § ay ni ‘ “a ths v rikaal "1 Wilcerness Lards, oll ae eee. g Peas er - 4 oo | ile Rum, Sugar, Molasses, sv effectually, and with so much devotednes . Mutton, per lbs... esses. cea bb O8 ‘ teh sa | joy hine 3 b 43. 44. 45 iat : = = BY vanygs wis Tae Examination terminated with the Veal per Wee... cere cree cece ceeee eeeeed $d te dd Wik EIGHTH ANNUAL PIC NIC PIC NIC downships 4:umoers ’ ' and 46 numerous to mention, at the | me Leather, Tea, Fiour, Corn-

National Anthem—God Save the Queen. W : aan i. : a eee ee ' —, } och Cl) ae atte lie iKISH vui UN rEELs | - 4 LL PERSONS desirous of becoming ACTUAL LiALIAN WAREHOUSE. | meal, &e.

. : sat i REE 6c oc cack chee os etetecetn, BE OD ' OF bine ’ . ~ . — — ; . SETTLERS on the Gove , ildernes ‘oy Mi ON "3 Star | beg to congratulate His Lowdshiy and. tie Butter, (ire b).... ccc cscvees see Fo | will take place on | Under the aunyices of the Benevoient Irish Bociey |e ei een ee it the above ramad Tome, Cus Cote McDoxatn s Old Stand) | wv TE Subscriber will sell at AUCTION. whole Catholic > naghaet” ity on the u - kel suc- a ee ‘ - Bone Wednesday, the sith of July, | . > he Ne St P: t . k's ships wudey the provisions of * An Aet to encour | NM ACEACHERN & Co. | I com nel on TUESDA ith cose of this excellent educational est.blishnent hoese, por 10... coe e cece eee eee eee --3d to 6d t APPLEPREE FARM. The Steamer Heasher In aid of the | ve he atric lave the settlement and cnitivation of Wilderness | July 6, 1868. 2w | JUL “a om. and varied Sto ck of Want of space prevents us from inserting in Callow, per ... ste eee veces OU be 10u Le le wiil le oa eents Wane a Nine and haif- | Bit a | Lands,”” are herewith nutified tiattheComuiaken-i“" °° &-°+»° ~ " 7 ee eee Pee — oe % noe a t day's paper the list of those upils whe ts, OE BO kas 6440 00s ee sec o+sOuNe | is NieVven u’sleck, eharp A Band aud the best | | er ot Public Lands will attend at Mrs SMITH'S, | E 4 « a) RsSIOW | GOODS consistiug in part of :—

Flour per Ib.., - 3d te 3d DY the special permission of the Rector, the)

‘OURIS EAST, on TUESDAY, the 2st day of | > Rev. Anuus McDonald, the members of the

Violiuisis have beeu e igaged for the occasion. i “ * ; im : : et JULY, and following day, to receive applications |

the day the following sports will take |

srited ptides ; but we sh du so ueat week. _— ih ei Oatmeal, per cwt.. ..202 W 22. 50 chests Tea,

from such persot s, and if deemed eligible te grant | from Summerside & Pictou to| 5v

During

-<>- ey : 7 y ; ke ; evevole sh Seciety will bold their annual d : Se eee ee dw Yd), . sa -» will be offered : Foot R: ,| Benevolent Irish Society Wi : , half chests do. SUPREME COURT. pect Co iscain no Buch K aie ee eee oe Bell in the Pie Nie on the beantifal grounds of Saint Dunstan * | letters of occupation. : 0 hhds. (80 gallons each) DeKuyper's Gin, etd ~ Sit uces, 4 x 4 . x psSit : re rie , od " . | ‘ — ee _.ba to Gs 61| King» The day's entertamment will conclude with : —e = Tee ceediied vind duy of JOHN ALDOUS, Commissioner. | CHARLOTTETOWN, 20 half bhds. (40 gall. each) do au » Sune ‘ » aleet se t 1 : wat ‘ 4 istant, for th ject. mee sie : : . Tae Supreme Court is -_ sitting in UD Diana dane dink gees suse: cenuven Je A Grand Bail, The means necessary for the gumea and amuse | Land Office, 3rd, July, 1808. all pa 2in ARTIES residing in the above places, > o- Pde ee tei { “§ sdve tri he vrei , . : ae . : ane Pe aay OMe . ee eT en. et na : m “ . o eosicr | 2 ds. Po | i sen vada. - ooo 7 : . oe _ . Vegetables. lin the NEW MARKET HALL. Every effort wil! ments used on such occasions, such as cricket, : i aud desirous of attending the CHURCH | iii. On i é' nomber and importance of the cases on the | Potatoes, per bushel .......-.-...+----+ 28 to 88) be made by the Committee to ensure the comfort | quits, foot and suck races, will be provided by the Fresh Ground Jamaica Coffee | BAZAAR, to be held in the DRILL SHED, 15 pun. Molasses Docket, will not rise for some time. The | Applee......---+---e+se seer eeee eres eree es houe | of their gusta. Only # limited number of Tic ry Committee. I near GOVERNMENT HOUSE, on THURS. ! 100 sides Sole Leather . . : | 1 all Mee die slit . 9a 3d: : . Toh ‘ IN ‘ , ‘p > ~ i ' . eases tried, so far, are not of any public im Poultry. will be ve : " = a a rhea. The arrangements for the Dance, both as to room | OASTED and GROUND on the premises, PAY and FRIDAY next, are informed that | $0 bbls. Kersten Oat, ,ortance, and do not require any comment) Ducks each........ 2... 2... eee «ee 1s 3d to Va Od} ladies, Is mt , 10 0S Bac ONL” : e . and other accommodation, will be such as to please as [RETURN TICKETS wiil be issued Board ) | { . . ne “wae in | Seaton unde 3a to 7s Ga | of We R. Watson nud P. G. Fraser, Esquires, aud 1 pastion, The ehentunte of & Mand ond the o ee ae LE URI , Y Ss wiil be issued on Boar 100 bbis. Flour, rom us. The ¢ rieninal Cau — 3, ag’ are fan Se oe eee aa pene | from the follewing Committee : coer Violiniste coll tes ctiecinal: ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. ‘the STEAMER Princess of Wales, for FIVE; 100 do Cornmeal, : happy to sry, very Ss a ea NMI is viea , wass 2ste 2s 3i| Sergt. C. Callahan, Corp]. R. Murphy, The Committee are using all their effortsto make} July 6, 1868. 2w | SHILLINGS. | 15 crates assorted Earthenware, been found in several cases against William " a fue aay ae | * JO’ Brien, B. MeGuigan, 1 ; M i Pi - Nie oe ie oe we eee ee le a a a F. W. HALES. Sec’y. | 30 boxes Pipes, B. Dawson, formerly of Charlottetown, for! , wih. ‘ a, | Corpl.J. Hogan, O. Winters, Se July 3, 1868 : “| 50 boxes Liverpool Soap, Forgery ; but, as Dawson's wherea!outs 1s not Codfish, per a a i eer te ee Peer 20s to i » RK Meckonan, J. Murphy. ‘ oe willbe anente — son the grounds ‘elit eat Br a 50 bags Roughdoard and Shingle Naile, 4? ° . ,}Cwrings, per barrel... os veee'eceee te Be a : : | for the accommodation of the visitors. ore o oo oe 40 coils Manilla Cord as yet knowr, he, of course, cannot be tried M = ‘ tc} Parties are forbidden to bring Refreshments ‘ ad : . | Fa A 7 a - , Mackerel, per duten........-.... ecocces C000 & . : “ : | The Members of the Society will leave St | 3 ek Ge a , prer undare o ound for xcept th erson choses ie Members e J 30 kegs Bicarb Seda, this term. Phe forgeries, we understand, | Lumber. | : oe _ - er Audrew's Hall at 9 o'clock, a. m., and proceed to miele 055 spre c y aol, Washi th h } 10 bbis. Wasiniog Sed ure very extensive, and embarce not only his’ Boards, (Hemlock 8s 6d to 4s | by the Vommitive he Collese grounds ARTIES wishing FRESIT SALNON mar be | V Dbis. Wasintog Seda, ¢ } aa }, i : : ‘ ¢ ; iy is — 8, ( em = >. 66606 6660 eres cooeGe 4 - as) By order, the ollege grounds. : supplied by leaving their Orders at the Sab- | 5 de Bareelona Nute, t rssiyoature, Ou $0 that of @ iarge num- MUSUOS) cccc cceer cece ee 3 os} a comes . 7 | ’ tps Se > od.: ildri a. > . Feattese Mune i ‘ Cee a ' - pny - 7" 4 a o “feet = ees am =~ W. McINTYRE, Co. Clerk. Apia 1uN—Gentlemen, 1s. Gd.; Children half jwortbes 8 Store, Water Street 1 case Cream lartar, (assorted boxes)] ee } " $y} i se) lin | Shin gles, per Te 10st Loe | Ch'town. July 1. L868. — > - | Arrangements have heen perfected to place the 6 bbis. Currants, business. The public interest, however, |> A u bOP) _ ~ a — ‘1 ickets ean be had at the Stores of Ww _ 8 | Salmon in Ice as soon as taken from the Nets at St-| 10 do Allsopp’s Pale Ale, centres in the cases pending azainst Mr. Sundries. ‘AND STILL THEY COME. Ww stains J Se Owen air — | Peter's. thus insuring their perfeet freshness; and | 1 case Madias Indigo, 5 Thomas Dawson The issues are very import | Hay, por tom.... 0... 0.05 cece cece cee cece eee] 20s ine —_ i one ore ~~ ot <a ie prec pein ae Salmon = Jet them remain in 1 do Extract Logwood, - nal tense ne sme P sner a Pie “ Stra ser cwt De + . rIVyQ” an ous renhan an ‘ alker, ¢ ) | tbe ice until they are wante for use. » 2 wit, and immen ¢ sums of mm ey dope nd upon | Straw, per ews...... Hieecdeneens 2 | \ N ( TH ER > KA PA R ! \ . [undersigned Committee : 8 . 1 do Cudbear, . the reau!t of the trials. The actions are brought Tunothy Seed... eee cece coer eres eee Dds to 172) 0% nei R. Reddin. E — ssey " ‘i : I. C. HALL. 10 boxes Dutch Candy, F against him as the alleved e dorser of a great! Clover Seed per Ibe... eee reeeer eres IS Od OVE Parishoners of VERNON RIVER, deter Mr MG. "oh i K , ‘ , 7 Ta n : . “? Ch'town, July 6, 1868 P hinges 4 bbis. mixed Confectionary, ' puomber of Pr ymissorvy Netes and ilis of LE — Homespun, per yard. tae bi seee ce ces obs & 6: ) mined not to be outdone iy their brethren in oe SatN Ame MOY, oe una, | ee ee — | 1 case Pickles, - : : . = era ’ pres cle , sa CAPTORS, DOT TD. 5 oc cee. ce ceve voce seen 7d to 94 aher sections of the jelaud, will held a TEA ‘“ HE. G. Me Intyre, “ FL, McR ry, "Ren Party 1 dv Coleman's Mustard, (in tins)’ : Plait for Wallin: pn D ea ee oe Per 1b. ... -.-- wee eeee nee eee pears PARTY on the Church Grounds, ou “ W.C. Mclutyre, “ Joseph McKay, | - 3 du Castor Oil, (14 tins) Sore SE Ve eee Be, EPOCH Rentess WHOM, F Wie ons o0s 6 cs cess esas cecsescnces s to Is be ° i Dia foo ee ; Orme J .TE ; : r do Arrowrs a wes ‘2 « Peter Doyle, “James Ormen PUBLIC TEA will take place at POW- 1 do Arrowrovt, as we have already sand, Bills of indictment for | Sheepskins .... tence neces tanec eeaeecees 10s | Monday. tho 20th July. inst.., br: ieee cee os aie ade WAt, WAGSx on P | 1 do Sago, > Forgery have been found by the Graud Jury. | GEORGE LEWIS, Market Clerk. | the Funds realized from which are to be applied : 30 boxes Valencia Raisins,

W. C. GRANT, Sec'y.

Ch'town, Inty 6, 1868 isl pat her

Prince of Wales College.

lrowards the new Parochial Brick Building vow

| being erected there Tickets. Js. Gd. each, to be

jhad at the entrance gate on the day of the Party. Further particulars in Handbills.

° The Piaintiffs are the Union Bank, the Bank , of P. E. Island, E. J. Hodgson, Esq., and}

the Executors of the late Mr. Haviland. Mr. | s Dawson's principal defence is, we understand, | - that the signatures of his name ty the 1 r 2

WEDNEDAY, 10 bags (2 ewt. each) Rice. ithe 15th day of JULY, commencing at 2 o'clock ALSO, a large assortment of DRY GOODS, new P.M. importation, which, with balance of Steck ; now ou hand, will wake the sale worthy the As the proceeds after paying the necessary | shies call all Micelles : leharges. will be expended tu books for the use at! attentier. of all dealers in merchandise. [the Library connected with the Pownal [nstitute litis te be hoped that it will be liberally patron

[ ADVERTISEMENT. }

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To THe Eptror oF rue Patriot. Various games will be introduced by the Com- notes Dear Sir.—I eve in vour issue of the 4th instant | mittee, and no pains will be spared to make this & communication by E. P. Curtia, general travel-| ™!* Lea of the season.

Ing ayent fer the sale of A. P. Richardaon & | MICHAEL McDONALD, See’y.

(TVAE Examination of the Prince of Wales Colleve aud Grammar School therewith con- nected, will take place on TUESDAY and WED

are forgeries; and this, we suppo<e, will be the principal faet to be decided by the Juries.

MANNY'S & BUCKEYE

Terms.—Sums under £10 Cash; over £10 and under £40,3 months; over £40, credit till

Special Juries are to sit in all the

J ; sted! = M Co'a Buckeye Mouwing and Reaping Maehine, inj Vernon River, daly 1, P8868, NESDA :. a 14th - 15th — a COMBINED ged. Ist November next, on approved notes.

lawson is an elderly gentleman, who has held} which he controverta some of my statements | ¥ ~_. Aen One ae ey Cee oe i eeu are te 2 © .| » An address will be delivered by the Hon. R, P. a

a- for mary years a hich position in the We sleyan wade in my advertisement, and elaine that their A GRAND TELA epectfully invited * at SGWoR’ iow iis and Reaping Hayihorne. . Pp. W. HYNDMAN. Caurch. He was formerly engaged very ex-| machine is the best, and that ali the improvements - ’ y . fy TIONTS | Or. ONGWORTH, Vocal and Instrumental Music provided. May 4, 1863.

. tensively in mercantile transactions in this a of their own invention, particularly the| 4 Fi CURE OFF m TIGRISE, »: Inly 4 1868 Hon. Sec'y MASHINES, a 1e 25. 1868 coy )

tr Island, but many Vears ayo ret ed trom bus - ( pen Gears. I am net e¢onscions of m thing any j ou ‘ Ch town. niv * Shd—ft tl papers ee or i ’ = Se a ahaa a

st ness. The public is 8 eauhat divided in ovis — that the facts will not warrant: and} Wednesday the 22nd inst., FISH K Rp M E N ' AND | 7. or \ ] ‘ T | Valuable Frechold Property

ie aS no eh, that A. FP. Richardson & | : — Purtie sir ‘ ry ’ |

as to whether the sirnatures are venuine o: . sutra ocgui 4 1 & | in aid of the new Convent Parties desiring a ae 4 4 4a ° W ’ at | | :

el, a ad _ rane : ad ie Plei om. - = i nts never have ciade 100 Mowing and Reaping | set : ee eae will i well tu attend the NOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS— hitcomb 8 Patented 2 Wheel | / jai l FOR SALE.

“ ms as ee Pe 7 achines previous te this year; and [ aleo da] ~ s i si | YP

7 cove - _For ~~ part we feel to de ply the r- know, that last year | went te their works and Best TEA of the Season. » ? ’ » * HORSE RAKES | 1 ] § TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at

ai sponsibiliiy of our position as a pubic journal-| got 4 machines to bring to the Island. and reques + | Tickets for the Tea ls 6. each, to be had at the 15 Bhis. CLAYS (Bait. ) HE SUBSCRIBER has just imported | Fr om Char ottetown to um- ‘the Couwt Hose io Gebacerown, at twelve

of jst, to give expression to any opinion during | ed them to set up and attach the Reaper Platforn

the pending of the trials. We should be sor- ry, indeed, to pen a word which would or! might unfairly influence or prejudice the minds

of these who will constitute the different Juries,

either one way or the other, for it cannot be | doubted that an adverse verdict would ruin the! Defendant.

The trials of these cases commence, ve

to the machine ao that I could understand bow ‘0 operate it. Four of their best hands went to| work at & o'clock, in the morning and at 6] o'clock they bad not succeeded in sete ting up one machine This Reaping attachment | was fitted on tothe machine with the same eu'-| ting bar and krives used in mowing, and euts| tour feet wide; and which if placed before the!

| following stores: |

Messre. Hatt & Myrick, Tignish, Hou. G. W llow xan, Alberton, Messrs. Retin, do. And from the Committee on the grounds. July 1, i868.

NWO'PTICE! To Tenants upon Township No. 18.

into this Island, and is now receiving quite a large number of those celebrated Machiner, embracing the MANNY COMBINED REAPER | and MOWER, the COMBINED MOWER and | REAPER HAND RAKE MACHINE, aud the BUCKEYE SELF-RAKING MACHINE, for Reaping and Mowiug. Also a lot of WHIT- COMBS PATENT WHEEL HORSE RAKES.

CARVELL BRO’S.

July 6, 1868 Im

LIGHT, LIGIIE. MORE LIGHT !!

COMPOSITE and PARAFINE

® | oelock, neon, on SATURDAY, the FIFTH day merside, |of DECEMBER, A. D. 180%,—under and by QHE Steamer “PRINCESS | Virtue of a Power of Sale contamed iu a certain Age i f "0 ? wanes will leave | Ludenture of Mortgage, bearing date the fourth < Boe CHA k ! OT T E TOW N on | day of November, A. D. 1863, and made between TUESDAY EVE NING “tl 14th ‘JUL Y at 74 | Theaas Maher, of Georgetown,in King’s County, rel ok t cout y pe aan a t ae t ’ attend the |in Prince Edward Island, Carpenter and Joiner, Se ee eat as /and Mary, his wife, of the one part, and Lemuel BAZAAR AND TEA MEBTING to be held | Cambridge Owen, ot Charlottetown, in the said

NM’ AX, -" "xT Ar THR ° , Y "pp , 7: eo rN r farmers of P. Island, beside the present reaping | W CaNpiEs, PARAPINE OIL, LAMPS,| The MANNY MACHINE bas this season |IN SUMMERSIDE on WEDNESDAY the/

Island, Esquire, of the other part: ALL that

understand, on Tuesday next. Thompson, Esq., of the New Brunswick Bar, | machine they would not purehase a single ma 8» we!l known to the readers of the Examiner | chine.

samuel K. | apparatue attached to Adriance Platt & Co's! TT? TENANTS upon that portion of Towns! ip

No. 18, formerly owned by the late Mre Mary ’

stewart, of Charlottetown, deceased, and since by

some important improvements, such as an extra |

\HIMNIES, &Ke., &e., at CHI vo : Wooden Wheel and Axle for Reaping, together |

MACEACHERN & CO’S.

loth of JULY. tract, piece or parcel of Land, situate, lying and The Boat will return on Wednesday even- | being in Georgetown, in the said Island, known

with an extra Bevel Gear with a Fiange, so as to) ing, leaving the wharf at Summerside at six) and distinguished as Town Lot Nuu ber fifteea

And I also do know that they went to ‘ ’ ; ,T ( re} prevent the Cogs from breaking. ‘These two iin- | o'clock. (15), in the third range, letter F., as the same is

as the eloquent advocate of the tenant's rights | Adrianee, Platt & Co. last winter and got one of | Next door to Sranpinp & Co.

the undersigned. in conjunction with ber deceased sisters, Mary and Ellen Stewart, are hereby voti-

gal ; | ; — r i a ANNY | : i" " .. ; ‘

before the Land Commission, is retained as one | their new improved Reaping attachments and] foiinat the fee simple of the lands respectively | Ch'town, Jnly 6 1868.0 SS cuawns ceiee o a. “" MANNY | Return Tickets will be issued on board the | deleniated, marked and laid down ov the map or of the Counsel forthe detence. We anticipate i platform, and affixed it to their machine; next) )cig by them. being now exclusively vested in her,|~ ern ae aa _ - on - a Boat for Five SuILLINGs. plan of the said Town, kept in the office of the some eloquent speeches before the trials end. year I presume they will claim, through thie] she ALONE is legally authorized to receive the Burton Ale ! The BUCKEYE MACHINE having been | | Surveyor General, or Keeper of Plans, for the

said Island; reference being thereunto had will said Lot Num-

wanufactured for the Subscriber under special contract, by ADRIANCE, PLATT & Couo., of Poughkeepsie, in the State of New York, who

| This will afford a good opportunity to persons age : | TADAARET QTR aa wishing to visit Summerside, as well as to enjoy a wi : B. Dewsce hus been arrested, and is now! up by themselves, as well as the lever improve-| MARGARET STEWART. good time and a pleasant eail on the water. | wore fully aud at large appear

ae" RECEIVED Ex Emeline—

|ment and internal gear improvement made by

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Siace writing the above. we learn that W. | young wan, that it is their own improvement got) reuts accruing therefrom | |

. . Ch’'town, July 6, 1868 20 Uhds. eo’ Se | ber fifteen (15), being bounded on the North by om led zed iu Jail. Adriance, Platt & Co., not yet applied to their} —— a ————_—___—_——_————_—_——_—_— 9 a = are the original manufacturers of the BUCKEYE | Summerside, June 25, 1568. | Gordon Street, extending thereoa Eighty-tour (84) | ; pr ee ne 20 Cases, 4 doz. each, best Burton : _ eo . a @ie te oe _ | machine, but probably will be next season, if thes NO TICE ALE d lew Gade MACHINE, and are the largest wanufacturers : | eet, on the Swuti by Lot Number Two (2); on . The Rev. W. Morley Punshon preached im) can get it from Adnanee, Platt & Co., and will . # a a ee a oe of this Machine in the States, wanutacturing The Centre of Attraction | the East by Lot Number fourteen (14), extending 7 the Wesleyan Chapel on the forenoon of Sun-| be claimed by them as their improvement. Te K nee a n let at ee WILLIAM DODD, from six to eight thousand Machines each year; 3 North and South one nor and twenty (120) It dav last. The seats, aisles, and galleries of| Ae I understand the facta to be in thie care, | on MONDAY, the foth iuet., at 1° o'clock. and it is their Machine manufactured at their | aes et teet,and on the West by Lot Number sixteen (16); sel. that spacious building were crowded with |(and I believe I am correct) the open gears) 4 ree = eee ae - — = aly i : en “ye works, and entered by them for competition at) AS USUAL, IS Al together with all and singular, the Buildings, eager listeners. The Rev. gentleman de-| were ueed and applied in the building of the firet| ore og ont nic aero - . pe Ch'town, July 6, 1863. 4i fall the great National and State Fairs in the | ROBERT YOUNG'S Houses, Outhouses, Yards, Gardens, aud iw- oF livered a truly cloquent discourse. He is a Buckeye Machines in 1857 and 1858; and on the/ Jie Ample security will be required for the per-| pyy maT rr aca " United States, and for which they have take the provements thereon. uld very owerful speaker. His lanzuaze is! No. 1 Buekeye Machines the paterns have never | formance of the work. All to be completed ou or I O [ HE FARM ERS Gold Medals and all the highest prizes in the | -_— For further particulars enquire at the office of . Sauenl P illite : ein weneef,} | been changed, but this open gear is etill retained | before the Ist day of October, 1808. | States; they have also justly obtained the reputa- AREPRT VOTING hac oe tee | F. Brecken, Esquire, Solicitor, rt simple and forcible, and his action gzaceful | ' os ‘on ute Se ea ae OBERT YOUNG has the loveliest Dress 4 nestnadl We necd not & that as 80 few are used or acid of the No 1 machines. | B. WILLIAMS, S. P. Works. tion o manufacturing the best Machine du the Chncahd ton tien tated L. C. OWEN. na- and unconstrained. e C at me And this old Open Geared Machine has always | Ch’to July 1, 1868. li P : Ed d I ] d States both fur Mowing and Reaping. Ali other 00 seen an) i Bhs his numerous auditors went away charmed and | ai peared to me like one of those old open carriages iS ag - rmmce war siand, establishments manulacturing the Buckeye are | where. Charlottetown, 22nd May, 186s. 6m tes . db ik ees onal vr f th ld open carriag ne a | : - a - isi - om ws : smpressec Dy what they hear {used 50 years ago, in compariaon to ane of those| @ wyg aa INTLEVEN.— ri ave noticed, in| Stall compared to theus—none of them makiog,) Py ORERT YO ING has the prettiest Hats i ‘a ag shaven }soug. compact, covered buggy waggous, all trim | A BAZAAR GC™ LEMEN,-~-As we nave signed believe, over six or seven hundred machines | R and Bounets. Ie<ducational ne By an advertisement in another column, it will | and ready for use, of the resent day : j — local newspapers, certain state | each year ;—and all improvements en the Buck- . <—eATTAY . y , har Prive siege toes linente, over the signature of * A Booth,” respect- : : ice. Pratr & C OBERT YOUNG has a beautiful assort- NOTICE. be scen that the Irish Volunteers will bold their) And I have no doubt that if this open Geared | 7, ; ! eye come through ADRIANCE, PLarr & Co ic ing ' c Machine now ueed on A. P. Richardeon & Co's Under the patronage of the Lieutenant iy the origin, manufacture, avd sale of the Buck- gf SELF-RAKER is the best and |; . ment of Shawls and TQ\HE EXAMINATION of the NORMAL me anoual Pic Nic. at Appletree Farman Wednesday lenncbine. wee teeusht te ir tested sit ahi Governor and Mrs. Dundas. eye Mower ‘and Reaper, ecaleulated to mislead | The SELF-RAKER is the best and latest im- Suiits. SMAMIN: N o aes

ext, the 8th inst. During the day different eperts jin the States, and offered for sale along side of the

will take place for which prizes will be offered | machines of Adriance, Platt & Co, they would

j The day's entertainment will conclude with a,

not bring eo high a price as the latter by at least |

‘those whe are mnacquainted with the facts, we|

wit be held at the DRILL SHED, near Goveroment House, Charlotte-

‘order to be understood aright in the matter, we

deem it our duty to place before the public a) truthful and lucid history of the machine; and in|

provement on the BUCKEYE MACHINE, aud is not manufactured by any other establishment making the Buckeye. The SELF-RAKING MACHINE has proved a complete success the |

in Ribbons, and Feathers.

SCHOOL STUDENTS, and of all Candi-

ou YOUNG has the newest styles in | dates for the office of Teacher of any Class, will E Fiowers | commence on WEDNDSDAY, the loth day of | JULY next.

: from three to five pound aco, The fact ie, town, on : ; : al . , : a) we } : ie the grand Ball in the new Market Hall. the a iii Stoctaae nd Pe " bent eee i shall dispose of A Booth's advertisement in the Cs year, Se = vac f OBERT YOUNG has a nice stock of; Candidates to assemble at the Normal School ob oe | now used in the States, and worth the most money | Lursday and Friday, the Oth order in which it appears - enna i _— TN Mi we . a8 ‘ _ i i Hosiery and Gloves, | at tea o'clock, A. M, ot that day. re- cr Tue Examination of the Pupils of the Con —not but that theirs is a good machine, and will | and LOth of July next, | Firat, M r. Booth meerts that aa a wo lg ee aun at — = — “a ees | A eentecste Or dnondeaiee whan vent De Notre Dame took place to-day, at Saint do good work, but it haa gone by, and hae not got | : , a . 7 & Co., were the original + (get ae nd while Reaping This Seif-Raking Machine will OBERT YOUNG has lovely STAYS enrolled, wast transmit their names and certiti- ren Anirew's Hall. Owing to the crowded estate of gl of the latest improvements ‘and could not be; 18 aid of the Building Fund of the Free ¢ HURCH, | Buckeye was first invented, manufactured, an ches ce ies ; - aie oe " hich bs i whe ae 7 oes + | cates of age, on or before the 14th proxime, to or our colurmmes, we are unable to give a report of the sold in the Sta‘es | Roehfort Square, pow in the course of erection patenied by Aultuan & Miller, of Canton, Ohio el ee ee a hep wad frie ' - Cheap and Good. | the Examiners, or the andersigned, “il proceedings in this day's paper. Weshall gite @) Astuthe statement that each eompany owning | Cowtributions will be thankfully received by the | (trom which State it has derived oat pt badl - tangled, as the rake strikes Tg sate 2 — YOUNG has a large supply of | JOHN MeNEILL full report nest week. tle territory exhibets their machine there only, | following Ladies of the Committee :— jor name) oe eee oe See ara the knives, aud brings the ae a ts his unrivalled Boots | natiteaind B E red ee }no such thing 1 understand, af the national | the Great — vee ee the platform, when it is impossible for the band | from St. John. ore - sdemaeteane lei Ps A ae Mra. Alexander, Mre. John MeGowan | §:ate, in 1857, and they atill continue to make | the pli n, pes: v e ban June 29, 1868. ial on ee ee SSO ee. Heey Sere SP mae bnes euerees 5. F. Beenh Mra. Mutet arly twie any machines as any other es- | rake to do it. | €) OBERT YOUNG has the newest styles in k 4th (K. 0.) Regt. it is eaid, are about to awe for for cowpetition De you suppose that all those | Mrs. Bres ken, re. 3 —— ‘, nearly twice as many ead eae Ty ase te _ | , i AR a " i | : — } : i rk damages the Company upon whose Kailway the | machines belonged to the County of Cayuga, in| Me. R. W. Breeken, Mrs. L. C. Owen, tablishment in the Urited States. The original) In consequence of my long connection with the loop Skirts, cheaper | FARMERS ut. Doeter lost bis life lwhich Auburn is situated ? But you will see that | Mrs. A. Lrowu, Miss Owen, inventors sold the right to manufacture, and sell! Farmers of P. E. Island, in the sale of MOWING than ever. | : es Jee aan ase Ric! ardeon & Co. was repre. | Mra. Cattley, Mrs. Palmer, their invention in certain territories; and awong| MACHINES, I feel it my duty toexplain to them OBERT YOUNG has the cheapest nial OF ' = vane oe ” ’ > Dp, a ¢ sotnre . 9 2 » ieee 5 mn 4 whasaten i scaled ; = aaa : . eet 4 ts to the Herald. eave fhat | **uted there, and 1 do not believe one of their| Mre. Coles, Mrs E. Palmer, ite different wnanufacture re the ae a “~ n| my views, and the inotives that actuated me io RR aie datas tee, Maal: iL 1 a! of A Ban seman, writing to the Merald, #ay a | machines was ever entered at any State fair or ex-| Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Peake, that in whichseever territory a trial 1s held they | first bringing the MANNY MACHINE to this ciate ied emai : | rinece Edward sland! the Velunteer Band 4i4 not refuse to play on : ae on ; ; "| Mra. Cundall, Mrs. James Peake, enter and exhibit. ‘That isto say: Ifa trial is) [sland some eight years past. It was then the OBERT YOUNG has Grey and White | : : ‘ non ‘et. . ; . : ‘ hibition in the States. Nothing beyond the County . : ; : . hays : : : , : O you want the mest perfect REAPING and Hillsboro by ete _ that Trey were = for ‘of Woreester ever heard of A. P. Richarsoa & | Mrs. T. DeeBrisay, Mra. Ralph Peake, | bet in the New Englund States we exhibit; it} best, and I might say about the only combined | Cottons as cheap as D MOWING MACHINE in the Werld. If 60, pie bidden by the Comuittee of that Square to play Cas machine = Mrs. Earle, Mrs. James C. Pope, within Adriance, Platt & Co ‘as territory they ex- Machine in the States. ‘The Manny gradually usual. | we are now shipping to our Agents # quantity of eoutil further notice. " ae : : | Miss Forsyth, Mere. Richey, | bit, and so on, Mr. Booth’s assertion to the con-| worked its way into general use on the Island, AP ERT VOTING hae : os those world-renowned ach The idea to be advaneed by thia flippant 5 : > ‘9 Be y > OBERT YOUNG has the largest Stock of camenunnccngiilitiamaseinun young man,with the expeetation of the farmers of | Miss Florence Gray, Mra. James Reddin, | teary notwithstanding, that Adriance,t latt & Co’s | proving itself to be a good Machine to the Faru.ers, R Tr ' Pa a ae il: . th i ‘ : Vir. Councillor J.B. Pollard. Ward 4, presides) pe faland believing that this small establishment | Mrs. Ho Haviland, Mrs. Douglase-Sunith, | manutacture is entered for competition at all the | doing its work well, aud all that was required of | a i > we oe oe Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, _ in the Police Court during the present week. 'whiek has sever dade more than 300 machines Mrs. Hobhkirk, Mrs. Sloggett, | Great National aud Siate Fairs in the United | it to do, and te the full satisfaction of all who | cu Ree — i | which won for themselves such a reputation on ia "sci ciiaisinniaieneisibbbliaiitiineaiin a la vear. anti iast year, and then not much over, _ rs : yw 0 = see eo idle itis tenia oe one _— ose se — a ere gy Onent YOUNG is or oy tt e Best | your one oe Groen ; and a ventas an ; . r i i _| weuld be hkely ¢ ake thei ovements that an | S2°8. 2. « odgson, irs. Wii. Swaoey, i r. Booth further asserts oe * ¥ p in the States so well adapted tor this Island as the Sewing Machine—the | those who are thinking of purchasing a Machine lb J.C. Crosakill, Exq.. Editor of the Malifex Re ab! - “ pi ~ o on age c - = one 7 | Miss Hutchinson, Mrs. Clement White, | come through Adriance, Piatt & Co. Scarcelya| MANNY MACHINE. | “ WEED.” | to consult their neighbors who ran one last season, sd ie at present on a visit to the T<land. We) establishment that turne out 8.000 machines -yeet i , : \ yi, | - : oe ~ ¥ : : rg nee . Sita thee ; Mrs. Ings, Mrs. James White yenr has elapsed but we bave found something | ; and give their orders early, to muke sure of secur- ruts hope that he will enjoy himself. and go back te tiv! ty. and consequently are-coutinually trying to get) a es, Mra W. Welsh , ee edenain womenhh ngnieee thoainehinn, enn Last year I bought four of the Buckeye! Qharlotretowa June 27, 1868 ing one. We need only say that we made farther cae tabore in Halifax all the better fer bee trip te eur up ‘new Hupravements, and that they dw maake | rf ; orth Mre Pp as W lab a st to bring it up to an Wesent high aeadend Machines, manufactured by A. Richards «& Co., | ——-—_—_ ——_ | improvement in our Machine. ws set forth al jenptia tight bétle Isiand. these improvements i6 preposterous in the ex-| *'8 2 - Longwerth, M ee o as ’ Li: a ae ae ve fouls e scien Ue sation 1 Worcester, but L was not satisfied with thei, - > KS — see | in our Circular of 1868, to be had of under named sae, al iil ia aaldilsiciion treme. Miss C. Macdonell, Mes. a Winslo> j eae aa i gear by wateiete a ys as they were not a perfect Machine, ner such as ESGS. E hat ta a. | Agents, together with each piece of the Machine ‘i i eh a . rs. LL. swe. chi ears, ; i ; : : oa - ~~ i: ne aah Pvery Muchine warts ‘ ats We beg to rensind our readers tha! the Souris! As 7 Serta, T BiiveeS ts wet on) Ch'town, May 18, 1868 led with the interaal gearing, (which we always they ought to be, ™ we 7 ee and I theretore | r Ty = 5) bee aise Kray Hehe wee» s f he 15t! t. The| the best Machine, but, in the end, the cueapest,) UD lows, May fh, ; ee | could not feel that it would be right for me to say | (4 { { -amee canons ry Fast Tea Party comes «ff on the 15th inet. wie : songs ———__—_—_—- | considered a bawd running gear,) by substituting ae ; | PERFECT SATISFACTION. er Belle ke “ tri iafly 8 it saves the wages and feed of a mau, and) | : ’ to the Farmers that the Machine wasall right as a r Heather makes an excursion trip specially Sil Bor ager i 6 att ion | | au external gear, by which more perfect gearing | itne h . de . iets te & 7 F : of for the eecasion, and takes but a lieriled number GUes “he wor — on mere te eee eT = eveuted—whichsuns habter, etiller, and be qrore | Seeeee: WINe & SIE BOE Deteve Hi bul ase Ll | iE! Be particular to see that your Machine Lears our of pasaengers. Those who make up their minds Hand @aker can do; and f have se auch contr | | durabl 1 nuve Gaulle cunewed cheuld cay ve-i| Tm I was willing, and did say to ail, that mark, as they are the GenuINE BuCKEYs, a t aa ieee depend ‘ q | dence in the working uf the Machine, hat any | ” | Cureme, ate meee ew ; : =) they were good Mowers. When I returned bome ies » ge te Sourie may depend on having a‘ goo ws ra i 1p V pairs be required. ‘This, and other improvements | ; | AGENTS: es : ” Se af that local | | Person Wishing te try it,caa have the privilege of | PER AMPHION. : : 2s ifrom the Island last fall, and knowing that | | ie ¢ time,” aa the people of that locality are alas nied, : . | of smaller importance were originated by us; and | ; ve a eth | | fa VAT Yharlotte ; ; ; p y aii : ise ; W. D. STEWART, Charlottetown weir ruverbial for their hospitality using it for two ae three weeks and if they are wot | AT ake bold te say, and buce euple testimony, | Adriance, Platt & Co. were ahead of all the © Be. a, : ’ bi ® pect | aativfied with ite working, and wish to exchange | 0 g pn here i. aaa [iletend roe ache by A ote manufacturers of what they termed a BUCKEYE | R. T. HOLMA os Summerside, bis a : jitfor the Hand Rake Platform, the diderenee in | A HERN & 0’ ee ae : : | MACHINE, I went to their establishment, oue | : Qi; . . A. P. RICHARDSON & CO., . | ; ; . ch we wi ar’ i= —" . , By var Ships from Liverpool and Glas-| ; anh A Cricket Match was played on Saturévy last. price willbe paid them, and tie Hand Rake Plat: | MACE C : ci a a the style which we sapte Soe pune Sam. wee |hundred and fifty miles distant, hoping to find | sy 7 7 wee ’ | i. - i. 7 anc - . a W orcester, Mass. ; the 27th ult., between the Lawyers and an all-| for furnished them. pet CONGOU OOLONG TEAS, | except pe ap wet peat iar wad A pin | there a combined Machine that would eatisiv my gow, $ el . y and | . amers — s0s- | tt eat comers eleven. The Lawyers, uf coerse, were) The farmers will find all the extea parts for the | Srahed SUGAR, Zante Carrants, Layer | ion. are ofa ed ik oe _— ne. ie mind ; and I did Gad the desired Machine, it hav- | ton, the : u scribers have partly com- | ne- victorious. Manuy Machines, both for the weed bar aud iron) Raisins Candied Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels | aoenere ies 8 Lo oo by te ing @ separate cutting bar, guards aud kuives, | pieted $ret r Importations tor the NO Tos + lar : | bare at- J.D. McLeed’s Store, opposite the Post) Vermacelia, Muecurom Carrie Paste and | were — a dt ' ' Oe ak ad it : rese oe li | all attached to the Platform, and fitted aud ready | on oe enale and He- ‘ing to the ill { Mr. JOTIN HIGGINS Messas Butcher and Rice, with their famikes. | O@ice, North Side of Queen Square, and where 1) Chow Chow, Picea! lilta, a alwate. Ghee ine, simplified, au ee of ite presen comp ‘ltw hitch on to the Machine as a Reaper, which | tail, at the usual Low “ Owing to the illness of Mr. < a or . b- : : Wales on Tuesday ht | ke fhe | Oriental, Olives Capers, Salad Oil, D. 8. PB | eated condition, we will appry it to out machine, | * et Shatilen. 4 er ges oa ke ee the Subseriber has been appointe geut for the u left in the Princess of Wales on Tuesday wght keep my uffice. ‘i | Mastard. Essenee of Coffee, Flavoaring Extracts, ay weace of opinion that iu ite present stage it re- made a perfect Machine, and fully satistied my oe | Original ude fast, en route for Canada, the scene of thetr ASAHEL BOOTH. Bottles Salt. Meshroom Catsup, Tapioca, Claves.| onices tux ‘t “icon non, tee enor (mind. This was the HAND RAKING) ; ! ee male ' eee oe oo st esa 1. *| quires too muck motive power, and is too expe ne | ‘ ra | Hihde. Granulated and Packages assort’d Paints ueckeyve Mowers and Re ers sly Scnesn tabere. Aintree euiiat sii aia ' a cee rns , rs a sive to be of geueral 2 we maces o ip ao ined their SELF-RAKING | Porto Rico Sugar, Huds Paint, Olive and) s 7 ~ ‘ . . Besliees aaa ie pe : . a the course of time, it will be accomplished. Faur-| en examined wir OLE RAKING | tide Museavady Mo- Sweet Oil, and be has mach pleaeare in informing the uy Joseph Davies, Eq. of the Erm of Davies and | J t s i R Lt iw i ¥ ED . be oT ewe a.” Hachas a. — amiaier Mr. Booth asserts that be brought on) MACHINE, and was better pleased with that | geile ‘4 Tina Varnish. | Furmers of P. KE. ictebd, that, on the arrival of for Weeks, aud Mr. Benj imin Dav ies. — i ae sates ctciieiiiaiii | Bix, Powder, Rice, Coffee, Englis e, KE., your Ieland, last season, four * Buckeyes,” made | than the Hand-Raker, as it 1s a splendid machine, Case Dreee Guode, inCacks acsurted Catloty,| Steamship ** Alhambra,” he will have on sule guseragere ja the “ Clara Novello,’ to Engtaad. P 2 hy ITALIAN WAREHOUSE. | by A. Richards & Ca _ of Worcester No such duing all, aud even nore, than could be expected great variety, ‘Bundles Steel, . number of the above _— Lines. — ™ —-_- Cae and HALF CHESTS prime Con- Corner opposite Davies & Wrexs —— ee ag: eet . : Pitaect Atiane ras & oe Cases Readymade Cloth-'Tous Bar P 1, c ig agen names - os Soe — ‘ai — ee or or c. ‘or Sale ' ' ’ : 7 er y @ise ere, t ur &howledge, iv the nited | ed ny Machines of Adriance, tha Co., ated ip ig and Rubber Coats, Boxes Tio Plates, | Seant year arp) esuuinony to ils LTV atic T. einen the tab rad hw ‘ - ee a a8 aan . Ch'town, July 2, 1868. 2w States. Mr. Routh bad sae eulane--al our|¢he course of the winter A. Richards & Co. | se Milt cen.” ee Metal, [adaption as a MOWER aud REAPER: and sharletietewn on e th tnetant at «3 0 ciee : * 2 i cS, . . ’ . > mar. ws Satis 5 ‘ i iough 2 .