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TEE Subpcriber returns thanks to his

friends and customers for their patronage since | he has commepced business, and he would now in- | form them thet, in addition to his previous Stoek, | he has received a large and well selected supply of FASHIONABLE GOODS, chiefly from Glas-

FOR SALE,

North Side Queen Square, OULD hereby tender to his numerous | EVERAL BUILDING LOTS, in the

friends.and the public his most sincere most central part of this City. For pluns aud thanks for the very liberal patronage hitherto | particulars apply to i bestowed upon him, and begs to inform thetn that | JOHN BALL.

By the *‘ Undine.’ HAVE received a portion of myS STOCK, consisticg of — 22 Tons BAR IRON,

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row, per ARIADNE, and now offers, AV VERY {he has again soseed up at the OLD STAND,, _Mareh 12, 1866. _ _ ————_— --—_--—_ 4 do HOOr -. LOW PRICES, the folowing | with an entire NEW AND WELL SELECT- N 9| do BOLESHEET “ “ lp aToOk GF CUT NAILS! CUT NAILS! 1 © See

MERCHANDIZE:

STAPLE DRY GOODS—White and Grey Cottons, Striped & Checked Shirtings, Printed Cot- tons, Ginghams, Sheetings, Rewattas, Jeans, Osna- | burgs, Bayyings, Tickings, White and Scarlet | Plannels, &c., &c. |

DRESS GOODS—Plain & Printed Coburgs | and Lustrés, &c., Alpacas, Cashmeres, Burathea, | Muslins, Poplins, Camlets, Silk Cheeks, French | Merino, Delaines, Lamas, &c, &e.

CLOTHS — Fancy Tweeds, Doeskin, Broad | Cloth, Mantle Cloth, Readymade Pants, Vests, Coats, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Celtic, Athol aad Bal-, moral Bonnets and Thistles, Neckties. Collurs, | Braces, Gloves, doc, &e.

SUNDRIES-—-Shawls, Mantles, Paletoes, Pa-| rasols, Hats, Bonnets and Bonuet Shapes, Ties, | Kibbons, Lace. Embroidered Sets, Falis, Hair | Nets, Belts, and Buckles, Bugle Buttons and Trim- |

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Site soda taauy ceonenmens of Sueaaely at | L. ©. OWEN and LILLEY— | _Ormcx—Reading Boom Building. BUGGIES, .

- Cuaciiatbeiie (an excellent article, wwany] 100 Hage NAILS and SPIKES, POT sik ¢ rtm, rate yer SINGLE AND DOUBLE-SEATED /

spel ile ice. Gone, Bootie SO] 8 Gemma WARES ——Gnderwtiters’ Notice. | ELIPTIC AND SIDE-SPRING ALEXANDER ROSS. | a ceene and Blister STEEL, | [MU Subscribers aré AGENTS at Prince Carriages, ot

North Side Qneen Square, ? Charlottetown, June 4. 1866. 4 Jin

ee hele} od ust A rri ved, e p< * acang SO and Boston Board of Underwrters. 30 AMERICAN OAK & HICKERY, - x ahd : ge — d te receiv ag ynotice 5 eke ry y : wren srry >e : a

direct iitieb fF 2! | ane gal ee ee on ts weanate imported from the UNITED STATES, rendering

pe BRIG ANNANDALE, _ from the WEST INDIES— 200 Puns. Choice RETAILING MOLASSES.

Daily Expected,

Per Barque Lotus, from LONDON, Undine trom LIVERPOOL, Brig Ariadae from GLASGOW, also Steamer Ottawa, from London te Halifax— 60 Hhds. Holland GIN,

20 hhds. & Qr. Casks Dark & Pale BRANDY,

10 do Port and Sherry WINE,

Hhds. Seotch and Inish Malt WHISKEY,

500 Dez. Edinburgh and Burton ALE, *

Now Landing ex Barque Lillie,

NE HUNDRED BAGS fine Cur Nats, assorted |} to 4 inches, for sale low by bag

and retail. DAVIES & WEEKS. peg | a CORN MEAL. CORN MEAL.

10 RBLS. kiln dried CORN MEAL, For Sale by Sc. HALL. Water Street, Charlotietown, May 14, 1866.

A. MoNEILL,

Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.

Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, MILLINERY,

Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Parakols, Shawls, Mantles, Ladies’ and Children’s Boots, Dress Goods, Tickings, Osna- burgs, Towelings, Ginghams, Prints, Grey and White Cottons, (the cheapest in the trade,) Cotton Warps, ete., ete., ete

A few Chests very superioxy TEA. A large Stock of Millinery always’on hand and made up to order. Charlottetown, May 21, 1866.

“European Exchange.”

Avcvion Koom—That well-known, Business : 'Stand, Welsh’s Corner, gee Street. Cousign- pus Subseriber hag received per UNDINE, | ments respectfully solicited.

23 Crates EARTHENWARE, Edward Island, for De

50 Boxes WINDOW GLAss,

New York Board of Uniderwriters,

4 Hhds. Paint OIL, | in distress as may be in their power to afford. Mas 50 Kegs PALNT, ! ters or Owners of such vessels or Wieir cargoes, are 50 Bundles OAKUM, | recommended to report as soon as practicable

1 Bundle SCYTHES, } CARVELL BROTHERS.

5 Boxés SCYTHE STONES, | Ch’town, April 30, 1866. AJ ‘ at ee 38 Coils CORDAGE, Sarre ee a ee RY 10 Cases BRANDY, SHERRY & PORT. | WATCHES and JEWELLERY.

I3T RECEIVED, from ENGLAND Per Lotus from London— Ust ; ,

: : of best quality, and for sale ata low price— 35 Cases and Bales DRY GOODS, { Horizontal Watches in Silver Cases, 10 Bbls. Crushed SUGAR, | 4 holes. jewelled,..........-++- £310 0 15 Bbis: Bottled ALE, | Do. in Hunting Cases, ---..--.------ 40 0 5 Bbls. Refined CONFECTIONARY. | English Levers,..-.-+--:----+---+-- 9 0 0 Wateli Chains and Keys, Finger Rings, Steel Ear

165 Bags NAILS, } Cask ZINC, 2 do BOLTS & NUTS, 1 do SCREWS, 16 Boxes TIN, 4 Smiths’ BELLOWS, 3 ANVILS, 1 Cask GLUE, 6 do Shelf HARDWARE, ® Boxes GLASS, 12 Drums VARNISH. Remainder of Stock to arrive per ARIADNE and EDWIN & LIZZIE. . W. E. DAWSON.

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Express Wagons, .

OF VARIOUS STYLES, BUILT OF ‘HE BEST

"+ possible to have your Carriages light and neat, yeu wervicerble,

i -y Sale at the Subseriber’s Carviage Factory. ALSO, Carts, Truck-Wagons and Harrows, .

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ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. —

60 $e. Guinnis PORTER, To Arri Ariadne from Glasgow ; Ud a Pinsi ; ; 3 apee 200 Chests and half chests CONGOU TEA, o Arrive per Ar : me] | Rimgeane Heooches, treats’ Fre = gna? Tre KE ee. | 8. Stgi , sug m ‘ tases DRY GOODS, by 4° 4 - ee | Hhds. Sugar, Bbls. Crushed Sugar, 34 Bales and Cases DRY GOO! , A. PURCHASE, Watchmaker, I ANN Rs, a . L

Boxes Soap, Boxes CANDLES, 40 Boxes Honeydew TOBACCO,

Sets Plough Mounting, Plough Traees, 60 Puns. DEMERARA RUM.

12 Cxates,assorted OROCKERYWARE,

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; Tashi : | Smardon'’s Corner. 12 Casks Baking and Washing SODA, | |

120 Boxes Tobacco PIPES, Charlottetown, Oot. 31. a Grain! Grain!

622 Bar® Refined IRON, Grain t

| Ferry Wharf, well adapted for business purposes,

REGISTER GRATES,

of improved American pattern, always on

Repairs Jobwork & Blacksmithi

reman, WM. MURPHY, Manager

OWEN CONNOLLY. oa tie iia INGE highest price given for BARLEY . ‘ ~

Charlottetown, May 7, 1866, 2m To Arrive per Edwin & Lizzie— and OATS, at d Disti Carriage, House and sign ri . lant ih 68 Cheste and half-chests Superior TEA, Coles’s Brewery an istillery, ] > “ : &-

TO ARRIVE, For Sale low. 1 Constantly on hae, at pebetchoapet ise — Painting, + = 4% P. W. HYNDMAN. | be purchased in the market, the best of Runt, Brandy, , . eo’ ye Canada Flour. May 211866 Gin, Whiskey. os foe euperior article 0 Malt Wbis- Rewete natty on reasonable terms, and satisfaction. Ck i.

; SRR EES A AEN key. Also—X, XX, and XXX Ale. , = | 1 OG: Sed: He. 4: cnpactinn, F407 PATENTED IN 1866. ines canteen inn, ts tk “pg STANFORD WELLS, cn

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Fane 4. 19g ROBERTS ECKART, Water St. REGISTER GRATES | For Sale. ies me Bs osha ' IF°HE Northern Half of TOWN LOT) —~— - &O e J UST RECEIVED, per Steamer Com- No. 2), in the First Handred of Lots in the Wanted, Bk 3 MERCK, from BOSTON, 35 Packayes of « City of Charlottetown, situate at the corner of ANTED, at the Gas Works, a steady, whi = {Prince and King Streets, near the Steam sober man, as Fi oa

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jor for a private residence. Apply to _____ JOSEPH BALL. WILLIAM JAKEWAN, Blacksmith & Parrier, ‘Old Stand, near Temperance Hall,

AS REMOVED his business to the City, and can be consulted at all, honrs. SHOEING on the most improved principle.

[eS All kinds of Agrieuitural Implements pre-

pared at the shortest notice,

WANTED, a person who has had some expe- | rience in Horse Shoemg. Highest wages will be | given.

i Charlottetown, Aagnst 7, 1865.

Of the LATEST and MOST APPROVED | PATSERNS, whieh we offer at a SMALL ADVANCE ON COST:

Also. in Store, MARBELIZED MANTLES, VERY CHOICE. Magician, Union, Victoira

Cook Stoves, for Coal, Waterloo, Broadside, Niagara, Prince Albert,

Cook Stoves, for Wood.

PARLOUR STOVES, | FOR WOOD. | Parlor Stoves, for Coal. | Which wil} be SOLD at a REDUCED PRICE, to wake room tor 1000 STOVES to arrive. DODD & ROGERS,

Dodd's Brick Store, Pownal St. June 4, 1866. din

Dec. 18, 1865

To Pishermen & Shipbuilders. ye } Sabseriber has on hand 100 Bolts! of EXTRA NAVY CANVAS, in numbers t, |

2,3, 4,5,6,7,8. Also. 300 yards DUCK suitable : HAIR RESTORER

for Fishing Boats. Sail Twine, Bolt Rope— *Miinilla Cordage, Iron alf sizes,

May 28, 1866.

HORSES.

FATTENING STOCK.

ARM ERS will find it a.saving to them of many dollars by using these Powders. When fat- teuing Stock, by mixing a little of these Powders with the food, you will find that they will fatten quicker, and the flesh will be firmer and better in every respect. The many

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can almost all be prevented or cured by theese Powders.

One Powder drives-out Worms.

One Powder cures Bots.

One Powder puis a Horse in condition.

One Powder makes a Horse shed his coat.

One Powder gives.a soft and glossy appearence to the hair.

Hewp do Spikes, AND One Powder cares the Horn Distemper in Cattle. 20 Bbis Coal Tar, Nails, ae ‘9 do Pitett Castings, Carlton’s Condition Powders.

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. sie . - -&. “ y cE VALUABLE PROPERTY 1s offered for The whole will be sold at the lowest prices by Assistant Treasurer American Bible Union, N. Y. City, These Powders cause a healthy action o% the : ; . S . ' H. HASZARD. writes: “I very cheerfully add my testimony to | digestive organs, and purify the biooa of animaeis "7

SALE by the Subscriber, situated three q,,plottetown, April 2nd. 1866 _ that of numerous friends to the great value of Mrs | thereby equalizing the circulation of the blood d ut quarters of a ime from the village of Saint) — de acer 1S te Rens bow ae oe oe S. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer and Zylobals® | imparting vigor ~ the whole frame. This aaa T Eleanor’s, and ouly distant from the town ef Sum- P inti : eo changed itee ‘ .

; ‘ a Seton " | ating Pa er « lian ing Ruv. WM. CUTTER, N. Y. City: “My hairis monstrates itself by an appearance of the coat, for a uierside two miles, and direetly opposite the re- =? P s = to its natural color, and oaniia op bald spot.” itis a certain fact that.no animal can be in perfect bd sidenes cf Jobn Hazard, Esq: This Property ae Bev. J. H. CORNELL, N. Y. City: “I procured it | health if the coat be rough and unthrifty. “ comprises fifty acres of Freehold and fifty acres Whitewashing forarelative. The falling of the hair stopped, and ’ ‘ti of Leasehold Land, about seventy acres are un- BY on en it from being grey to its matural and beaus Carlton's Condition Powders

» ° < . } tO. ; i der cultivation, yielding an average good crop E. D. STAIR. Rey. J. WEST, Brooklyn, L. 1: “TY will testify to will be found a perfect tonic and restorer. after 1 every year, is well covered with abundance of February 26, 1866. |" their value in the most liberal sense. They have | **t@eks of any acute diseases, such as Influenza, a ‘encing and Spruce Scantling, andthe rear of the | "77 Fl ances enetanegnnhpaegsaragteetie ete restored my hair where it was bald, and, where ate Inflammation of the Lungs, Nasal ’ Farm is contiguous to Richmond Bay, where any our Flour grey, to ite original color.” ere i : J? ’ . « REV. A. WEBSTE Boston, 3 Ee | > ' quantity of mussel mud can be had for the look- ARRELS Superfi . : them. with a “ eo oom bald Every one whe owns Stock ing after. The Buildings, consisting of a Neat B “ia Superfine FLOUR, nor grey. My hair was dry and brittle; it isnow ! of any kind should use this Medicine. It is al 8 COTTAGE, BARNS, STABLES, COACH Extra Do soft as im youth.” beneficial, and isso harmless that it 1 ae HOUSES and WORK SHOP, are all in a good For sale by MR a ie eee ae erat er er, | given withent fear, ae on : : a ae "ToC 3 e ° > . state of repair, with Orchard and Nursery grounds ae Seiad Et G.& 8. DAVIES. have the evidence of m ow i et! v Farmers who are fattening their Stock should use atiached Charlottetown, Jan. 8, 1966. eer ere these CONDITION POWDERS. They will k ; : ; PocsS » ind Es ; I i . e i The owner is desirous of selling the above Pro- | Lozenges! Lozenges! Sold by Druggists throughout the World | 4}) Kinds of Stock healthy and in gun heart see perty, and of making Other investments, and fol- | = be , acs. PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE, make them fatten much casier and quicker than Jowing bis Trade of CARRIAGE, and SLEIGH 100 BOXES ASSORTED. N ; ‘ they otherwise would. Find the signature of — MANUFACTURING. A more desirable situation For Sale by y 0, 198 Greenwich Street, New-York. J. CARLTON COMSTOCK for a gentieman’s residence cannot be obtained in! G. & S. DAVIES. ; * in full ; , ia i | Pritiee@uunty. Further particulare made known... C24tlottetown, Jan. 8, 1866, if Numerous Certificates weer R enue nie a ‘ on application to the owner on the property. —! ee. oy - ai shat an a

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