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Peesrpent Lineoun’s Last Sraxcu.—We find the following bighly interesting article in the Richmond TT hig of Apri 13th. Lincoln was then inthe fallen rebel capital, and the Whig relates the proceedings, from which 1¢ ay pears that good “Old Abe’? made his iast public. speech in Rielmond, from whose haughty eminences he had torn th: standard of r bellven. The W hig says: The workmen at the Washington Navy Yard, marched in procession Tuesday alter- noon to the Exeeative Mansion, where they were joined by a large crowd, with which was the Quartermaster’s Bund, vod, after a salute had been fired by the howitzers. seve- ral national.airs bad been pliyed by the band, followed by loud and pro! onged cheer-

ing, the’ President. made bis appearance amid tremendous applause. Alier order was restored he spoke as follows :

Lam very mach rejoiced, my frends, in the fact that am oceasi¢m has occurred 80

pleasurable that to refrain from giving yent to their feelings. (Applause) [ suppose that ar- rangements are being made fur « formal de-

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monstration esther this or to-morrow evening.

(A voice—That's too late.) Shorld such demonstration take place, I, of course, will be expected to respond, if calle? upon, and if | permit you to dribble all ous of me now, 1 will have nothing left to say on that oc- casion. . (Laughter and applause.)

+ L observe that you have a band of masic with you. L propose having this imterview closed by the band performing @ particular tune, which | willname. Before thisis done, however, } wish to mention one or two little circumstances connected with it

1 have always thought thit Dixie was one of the best tunes that | had ever heard. Oar adversaries over the way, | know, have attempted to appropriate it, bat I insist that on yesterday we fairly captured it. (Ap- plause.) | referred the questiva to the At- torney General, and he gave it a@ his legal opition that it isnow our propersy. (Laugh- ter and applause.) 1 now ask the band to favor us with its performance.”'

The band immediately complied amid the cheers of the crowd.

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Wiring ovr turir ANncremr Grupers.— Rogland and France, unless they are conspir- ing to throw dust in the eyes of the world, are engaged in the grateful t.sk of wiping out the matual gradges of former days, This is their jubilee year by the calundar. Fifty years have elapsed since Waterloo. And they seem to be eager to celebrate the epoch of peace in the presence of the world. No- thing canbe more proper than this, They had « horse-race the other-day at Epsom, at which the French horse Gladie:cur, was ena- bled, by geod English jockey: lip, to carfy off the bovors. There was on that occasion a blending of busingss, spott, scicuce, happy political auugury, peace, and Pp liteness, sach

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us is rarely witnesgedin the progress of rival | Now—in a few days-—they are to|

nations. have a grand mutual, naval Comonstration, as announced by yesterday's European mail. All the French iron-clads are to-satl round the British stands, from John O'Uroat's to Land's End, taking an entirely peaceful sur- vey of the small bat valuable piece of pro- perty they eontain, All the British iron- clads, ut the stme time, are to sai! round the coast of France as far as there 13 water com- munication to go by. And then there is to be a general rendezvous of the fleets at Ply- mouth. Nothing cun be more gratifying to the outside world than this. the empire means ** peace’’—near at home, if it should bappen to mean .** war’’ ip Mexico.— New York Times. >

How tue Rack was Asonseep. — Tor- ture, applied to extort confession, was dis-

continued, it is said, in the pullie courts in Portagal, in consequence of the following circumstance :—

* A conscientious jadge having observed the effects of the rack upon su} posed eriini- nals, in making them cunfess anything to the sacrifice of their lives,to get rel-ased from the | tortare, determined, to try ar Itisa capital eTime, In that cc a& horse of muie, and ‘he ha former which he much valu eare, one night, to have all employed, 80 that no one but the groom | could get into the stable. When all were fast asleep in their beds, he stole thither, himseli, and eut the horse so that it Lied to death. The groom was apprehended and | committed to prison. He plead -d not guilty, | bus.the presumption being strong against him, he was ordered to the rack, Wheré the extremity of the torture Soon wrung from him « confession of ermme.. Upon this con tession, he had sentence ‘of har ging passed on him, whem his master went to the tri- bunal and there exposed the fs] bility of con- fession obtained by such means, by owning the fact himself, and disclosing the mutives which had influenced him in w.king the ex- periment.””

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intry, to kill i one of the] d. He took his servants

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True Norttiry !—A Mowentc vs Question! —All work, even cotton-spinning is nople. Work is alone noble. ‘Be that here said and assertde once more,’’ so Carlyle says. But we must remember that there ure degrees in nobility. The highest mobility is the no- bility of beneficence. An honest man, says the poet, is the nublest. work of God. We have no hesitation in extending the apothegm. The noblest work of God is the man who is not only honest, but who does the greatest good. The greatest of all temporal blessings is health. And as the mental condition 1s controlled by the physical, tle eff-ets of health can bardly be regarded as terminating with a mere temporal benefit, Then who is the greatest of all human benefactors ? He, | obviously, who enables us to restore health | that bas been deteriorated, and to preserve health that is good. The secret of restoring and preserving health has been the greatest aim of the modern philanthropist, as it was | the philosopher's stone of the ancient alche-| mist.

The secret has been discovered, the dis- eoverer proving himself thereby not only the greatest philosopher, but the greatest phil- anthropist the world ever saw. he question, ** Who is he?’” has been asked by millions, and answered to them and they lave rejoiced. Profeasor tlolloway has conferred more bless- ings on humanity than have ail the svi- disant social reformers and y,eeady-philan- thropists the world ever saw. ‘Tue fame of his | Pilis and Ointment has penetrated to tne re- | motest confines of the earth, and their use| has diffused health and all the happiness that follows bealth over countless households From the ice-bound capes of Lpland to the sunny shores of the Mediterranean, trom the hoary summit of the Ural mouatains to the Eastern shores of the Atlantic, there is not a city, town, or village of note, in which they are not met with. The missienary takes little else in his medicine chest; the sailor never needs a more yaried supply for bis They are peculiarly adapted to the diseases jncidental to all climates. They have never

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OUR SPRING

© - Importations Per L. C. OWEN and UNDINE, ARE NOW READY FOR

INSPECTION & SALE.

BEER & SONS, Ch'town, Lith Mav, 1865, KCELVED by the Spring RR Ships from England, and for Sale Cheap— 20 Tons Tron,

1° Bundles Sheet Iron, | 3 CGialvanimed Do Sy

12 Boxes Tin, 12 Bdls, Stee! (in spring, pieces Plough Metals east, Shoe & blister) 195 Baes Nails and Spikes, lt in ‘Traces + Leask Files, jl Serews, l Zine, | [ * hook & eye Hinges i318 Kees Paints, | T cask Bolts and Nuts, | Ll exse Saws, it "aint Oil, 1 Bay Curled Hair, i bale Shoemaker 8 Hemp, Ll? dozen Seythes, 3 barrels Patty,

15 Casks and Cases

General Hardware Goods.

| Leask Vices, 3 pairs Bellows,

3 Auvil S, B80 Gils. 1 ensk Slvot, | i | ease Ritle Cartridge, | I Vereussion Caps, 150 cdils Cordave,

Slates,

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ALSO, | Barrels Washing Seda, Kevs Baking Soda, Boxes | Soap, Boxes Pipes, Bags Walwuts and fr ilberts, Cases Confectionery, and e

General Groceries, W. E. DAWSON.

Packots between Liverpool, Glasgow & Charlottetown.

FFXII Subscribers in returning thanks to the importers of goods for their patronage

per Ships “ THERESA” and * L, GC. OWEN, veg to give them notice that they purpose having vessels ou the berth loading for Charlottetown us below :-

The Clipper Ship “L. C. OWEN,’ A I at Lleyd’s, coppered and copper fastened, 481 tons revister, Ro Fraser, Conmander, will sail from LIVERPOOL about Sth SEPTEMBER

The Clipper Brig “* EVADNE,” 300 tons, A 1 at Lioyd’s, Joskra McDonacp, Contnander, will sai! from GQLAS@OW on or about Sth SEPTEMBER. The Subseribers would a'so inform shippers fron | Glaswow shat they purpose placing their new

dap rte the

I ue the * ELECTRO,” 400 tons register, on i

ne between GLASGOW and CHAKLOTTE iOWN, \ follow the “EVADNE” in spring of | I866. (Fok farther particulars apply in Liverpoal to Messrs, Witiiim Srewanr & Co., | & 3 Traf- ford Chambers, Sonth Joln Street, in Glasgow to lJ AMES KELso, Jr. bag , Union Street, or in Char lottetowu to L. COWEN, WM. WELSH. Chttoven, Jane 5/1865 isl pro rw 2ut

REGULAR TRADER. THE Celebrated Clipper Bark

*“UNDINE,” Lawrence Kicksanm, Commander, will sail from this Port on TUESDAY, the lSurinst., and wil! leave LIVEKPOOL again, returning, on the Ist day of SEPTEMBER next. Merchants desirous of laving. their Gdods out by the -tirst Fall Ship’ will act wisely by Grdering in the “UNDINE.” Has superior accommodation for Passengers, Apply in Liverpool to Messrs. Jos Pu Pore & Co., Tratford Chambers; here to the owner, Ch’town, July 10th, 1865.

JAMES C. POPE. im

Spring IsG3s! LOUDOT BoGsE NEW SPRING = GOODS,

CHEAP POR CASH!

HH.

iwierm his friends and tne pubfie |

experiment. } genes illv that he HAS JUST RECEIVED a larve

and well selected SPRING STOCK or

London, Manzhester, Glasgow, Bradford and Birmingham

GOODS,

conprising all the articles required for a general STOCK, in

Dry Goods. Hardware, Groceries, &c.

In the latest styles and newest fabrics of Dress Materials, Mantles, Shavls, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Ready-

made Clothing, Cloths, §:c. be sold at

Lowest Prices for Cash. ee Ma hh NOTICE TO THE TRADE. FINHE SUBSCRIBER LAS RECELV— EDrHE USUAL Spring & Summer

Reports of Fashions for 1865,

With eute Sizep Curt Parterns or Garments from the representations on the Fashion Plate. Orders punctually attended to. JOMN BELL. Queen Street, Cliarlottetown. April 19th, 1865

Labrador Herring for Sale. 122 "BLS. No. 1 HERRING, -- JOUN 8S. PURDIE,

13 Half Bbls. do Charlottetown, Jan. 30, 1865 tf

10 Bbls. No FLOUR.

ANDING ex Schr. Seven Brothers—

All of which will the

do

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200 Barrels Sapertine FLOUR, 200 do ¥xtra ") J. S. CARVELL. 12th Jone, 1865. isl pro

- f Spe Td. clo CUESTS Cnoice Congou TEA, just received, and for sale low J. 8: CARVELL. is] pro PORTS BISCO ZUTBAR, N STORE, and for sale low, 5 Tihds Ports Rito SUGAR J.S. CARVELL.

12th June, "G5. isl pro

Gin, Dried Apples, &e. — I

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th June, "65

N STORE. 15 Hhds De Kavper’s GIN, 6 Barrels Dried APPLES, 20 Boxes RAISINS J. S. CARVELL.

_ 12th dane, "65. ___isl pra Safe! Safe ! LE large SALAMANDER SAFE.

failed here nor elsewhere. Friends, we in- dulge in no exaggeration ; we dely contradic-

true. If you are ill, try these medicines, aud. then say whether our statements are baseless. We aré confident of your decision.

=~ Boston Bee. etl ina

Tus First Paesr Monuy.— \ friend bands in the following interesting {ucts, which he

came across in his reading :—

During the war in Spain, with the Moors, in the year 14°5, the Count Je Tendilla was besieged in the Fortress Alhama by the Moors. The Count was destitute of gold and silver to pay his troops; the soldiers mur- mured greatly that they had not the means of purchasing necesearics from the people of the town. in this ddemma he issued little bits of paper, on whieh be inseribed various sums. both lurge and sinall, signed with bia own hand and name, prom-ing to redeem them at a futuretime with -uwver and gold. Thus by «a miraculous kind of alchemy did the Count turn worthless pay er into precious gold, and make his impoverished garrieon abound in money. The Ucunt de Tendilla eedeemed bis promises like ay honest kaight; and this miracle, asit appeared in those duys, js the first instance on record of paper money, which has one inundated che world with unbounded wealth.

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im Boston. tion, because we state what we know to be |

OF FeLrees wate warpuuny.—

N O with Stet proof Lock, made by Williams ‘or sule by J. S. CARVELL.

| 12th June, “65. is) pro | dean tie wa pi & at TOE | Cooking Range & Register Grates. (* K Chilson COOKING RANGE, 4 Register Grates. For sale by J. 5. CARVELL: _ 12th June, 65.

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~ POR SALE

wX Brigt. «TUOMAS YOUNG,” from NEW. YORK: 200 Bbls. ExttaState FLOUR, 100 Supertiue at 50 CORN MEAL, 20 Boxes COFFEE, (1b packages) 75 Bois. choice Cabin BISCUIT, 10 * TALLOW, 20 Boxes SOAP, ls CANDLES, 25 Sides SOLE LEATILER, 30 Bhls. KEROSENE OtL, 30 | Bacw on COAL TAR. Ix “* Kit Carson,” from BOSTON: loY Bols. choice CANADA FLOUR, J, ROBERTS ECKART Peake's Brick Buildings, Water Street Charlottetown, July 3, 1865, :

Buckets and Brooms. UST RECKEV ED, ex Str. Commerce, 20 dozew Brooms, 25 dozen Buckets, J. 8. CARVELL. -

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ASZARD would respectfully | made

Rawson's Building, Corner of Great George and Kent Streets.

NEW GOODS.

Wi. . WILSON T AS completed bis SPRING IMPOR- TATIONS, per L. C. Owen and Edwin and Liccie from LIVERPOOL, aud Urania trom LONDON, consiling of:

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‘Grey, White and Striped Corrtons, | | Grey and White SHERTING, Faney Shirting, |

Prints, Striped Skirtings, Jean, Osnaburg, Tick- ings, Hollands, Grass Cloth, Linen, Fancy Flan- nels, Xe. &e.

Ladies’ Dress Material, in Plain and Fancy Poplinetts; Baratheas, Mo- hairs, Checked Lustres, French Merinos, Black Silks, and Printed Muslins. Shawls. in Paisley, Black Indiana, Silk Baraze, Fancy Cashmere, &c. Ke. Miantles, Ilowers, Feathers, Kibbons, Fancy Willow, Straw and Crinoline Botnets; White and Celoured Hats, Dress Ornaments, &e. &e. Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, Edgings, Veils, Muslins, Corsets, Laces, and a large selection of Worked Embroidery. & ehoice sclection of Scotch Tweeds, White Shirts, Scarfs, Collars, races, Revolving Ties, &¢. &e + Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes in great variety.

Cr voeeries,

TEA, warranted good; Sugar, Molasses, Soap, Candles, Starch, Rice, Tobacco, Tndigo, Blue,

Pepper, Ginger and Allspice, He. Ke. Lianardware, Weavers’ Reeds, Tea and ‘Table Spoons, Knives and Forks, &c¢. &e. well selected in some of the best English and Scotch Houses, and prices for Cash. Ch’town, May 29, 1865. h rw isl pro {N’S Grained Water-proof BOOTS, suitable for Fishermen, P. E. Island Boot & Shoe Factory. 200 Pairs FOR SALE CHEAP at the P. E. Island Boot & Shoe Factory. Men’s Kip Boots and Shoes (x tirst rate article), FOR SALE CHEAP at the 1000 Pairs Men's Calf Congress Boots, P. E. Island Boot & Shoe Factory. A Very Large Assortment sizes, for sale CHEAP at the P. F. Island Boot & Shoe Factory. ~ Ladies’ and Misses’ Congress, Side Lace and Ral moral Boots, in Kid, Pranella, Grained and Plain

Naila, Hoes, Shovels, Plonghmounting, Glass, The above Goods have been will be sold at the lowest possible 300 IPALTRS VE! M FOR SALE CHOEKAP at the Men's Kip Boots, pegged and sewed, 100 Pairs P. E. Island Boot & Shoe Factory. FOR SALE CHEAP at the of Women’s Calf, Congress and Balmoral Boots, all 1000 Pairs Calf, for sale CHEAP at the

Every description ot

Eoots, Shoes, &c. nade to order, at short notice and at lower prices than at any other establishment in P E Island All that is necessary to prove the above fact is to examine the Stock at the

P. E. Island Boot & Shoe Faetory. |

GEORGE NICOL. Proprietor, ti

SALT,

Ch'town, Jane 12, 1865.

100

Jute 26, 1865.

SALT, for sale eh ap for cash W. B. DEAN. 6in

Sugar, Molasses, Flour. OW LANDING, the Cargo of the sehr. * Alice,” consisting of 5 bhds ver¥ bright MUSCOVADO SUGAR, | 22 ** Prime Porto Rico MOLASSES, 68 tierces 10 barrels DO 100 Sides SOLE LEATHER, For Sale low from the wharf, by J. 8S. CARVELL. Charlottetown, July 10, 1865.

FLOUR, FLOUR.

FPXUE subscriber will continue to receive per Steamships ‘Greyhound’ and ‘Commerce’ from Boston, a fresh supply of Superfine and Extra FLOUR, which he will offerat AUCTION, in lots to suit purchasers, every SATURDAY, unless

cirenmstances prevent- I: C: HALL.

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¢ Muscovado

Charlottetown, Jime 26, 1865. Bushels Liverpool! SALT, | 10,000 50 Bates OAKUM, I. C. HALL, Water Street. Ch‘town, May 22, 1865. RS. RHODES begs to intimate to the Ladies of Charlottetown, that having to the Baptist Meeting House, is prepared to at- tend to DRESS-MAKING in all its branches, and TATLORING in PANTS, VESTS, and BOYS’ CLOTHING. Also, PLAIN SEWING attended

SALT! SALT! | For sale by Dress Making, &c. taken her residence in Great George-st. next door solicits a share of pubhe patronage . came, 12... 2

SPECIAL NOTICE!!

FYVUE undersigned have ap-

pointed Mr. HH. J. RICHARDSON, of Summer- side, their AGENT, where TOBACCO ean be had at the SAME RATE as in Char- lottetown.

LOWDI May 1, 1365.

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TO THE TENANTRY OF P. E, ISLAND.

MPU Legislature, during the late Session

having passed “ An Act to assist Tenants in the purchase of the Fee-simple of their Farms,” by advancing to the Tenant ONE HALF of the amount agreed npon by the Proprietor and Tenant, as the Purchase Money of his Furm—

The Commissioner of Public Tands hereby gives notice to all tenants desirous of availing themselves of the privilege of the above recited Act, that he is now prepired to ASSIST SUCH TENANTS in the pare!ase of their Farms, as in manner and extent provided under

h Act

suc! FORM OF APPLICATION and fall particulars nay be obtained at the office of Crown Lands, Colonial Building, Charlottetown. JOHN ALDOUS, Commissioner. Public Lands Office, May 8, 1865.

NOTICE. HE undersigned Executors and Trustees of the Estate of the late JOUN S. BREMNER, of Charlottetown, deceased, hereby notify all per- sons having claims on the said estxte to furnish their accounts fortawith te Rewarp Hearrz, Exsq., Great George Street ; and all persons indebied to the said estate are reqnested to vay over’ the amonnt of their respective accounts to him, he being wathorized to receive the same. JAMES MOOR. ROBERT LONGWORTH, KICHARD HEARTZ, Exgcutors and Trustees.

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P. KE. Island Boot & Shoe Factory. |

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BAGS Coarse LIVERPOOL |

} Queen Tnsnrunve Company’? which last week held jits annual meeting of proprietors in Liverpool.

}snecess is, indeed, rarely attained, and it attests

| dence which marked the investment of these funds.”

YARMOUTH I mproved Loves.

TEXTILE Subscriber has this week received I from the Manufactory, & full and complete eargo ol those celebrate:

t ‘. Cook, Box & Franklin Stoves, om a Toned Blue Wave. _ Those Stoves cannot be te ee DURABILITY, NEATNESS and ECO ¢ ’ and are ti ouly Tire meal oameet tion, and now offered for

ale ‘| OW FOR GASH, Merchantable Produce, } BHIO, : sroved notes.

-twelve months’ credit on approve ! < . sal ussortiment ol Ball ald Ww inter Goods. . k. J. CLARK. Orwell Cheap Store, Nov. 21, L864, tf

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qr lasgow. ESTABLISHED IN 1838. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. GOVERNOR:

The Right Honorable The Earl of Glasgow. Subscribed Capital, £600,000 Accumulated Funds, 480,000 Annual Revenue, 95,000 Subsisting Assurances, 2.5,00,000

ffenry Dux.or, Esqr, Chairman, W. EF. BirkMyre, Esqr, Manager. Distinetive Features in the Company's Business System— a | Aunual Division of Profits, Policy- Holders Participate in Profits from First Year of Entry, Sonus Assurance at the Smallest Outlay,

Seven Years Half Credit Assurance. Exemptions — Foreign Travel and Foreign Residence. Rates of Assurance, and all ofher information, may be learned from the Agent for this Island, at GEORGETOWN. WM. SANDERSON,

Georgetown, June 1s64. ly

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Queen Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL. FIRE AND LIFE!

Capital, - - ~ €31,000,000 Sterling.

FEN Subseriber, having been appointed

agent for the above first class Insurance Com

pany, is prepared to take risks ou all descriptions of

J. 38. CARVELL. tt

} property

| Charlottetown, Feb. 10,

[Extracts FROM Newsparers.]

jordere d by the House of Commons te be printed, 7th

} June, LS6L, it will be seen that the increase ot Duty for the year, paid by the “ QUEEN,” was £52507, heing upwards of £1000 more than paid by any

| other office ever yet established in this City.

}From Gore's General Advertiser, Oct. 24, 1861.]

* Indeed, we believe that we are perfectly justi | fied in saving that no other Company, within the

j same period, ever attained so large an income in |

either the Pire or Life Departinenis us the One en fnsurance Company. In making this statement we make no exce ption even in favor of our older local OTnpALNES, namely, the Liverpool and London, the hire Insurance Companies.”

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| Roval, and the Laneas | From the Civil Service Gazette, Nov. 2, 861.)

* Among these loportant institutions stands emi nent for its solidity, as well as fer its snecess, “the

A reference to the umple report in another page will fully satisfy every reader of the signal progress made by this association since its foundation. Sueb

at once the excellence of its management, and the public confidence in its constitution.”

[From the Liverpool Mereary, Nov. 2, 1861]

* It must be gratifying to the publie generally, and especially to the proprietors, to find that its in- come during the past three years has increased at the rate of £20,000 per aumum. We believe that no other Compaay, within the same short period, ever attained so large an imérease either in the Fire | or Life Department. This speaks highly for the activity and zeal of the management, while the promptness with Which all the claims, arising ont of the late disastrons fire in London were met. test fies itto their financial ability and the care and pru

DR. FRANK D, BEER,

[TS returning thanks for the patronage received siice commencing practice in Charlot- tetown, intimates that he hus opened a SURGERY & DRUG STORE, adjoining his residence, King Square, and thut he is now prepared to attend to the practice of the variona branches of his pro- fession.

N. B.— Special attention given to diseases of the Chest.

Feb. 6, 1865.

DR. C. L, STRICKLAND, Surgveon Dentist, Great. George Street, CHARLOTTETOWN.

April 17, 1865.—ly

J, E, PRICE,

Physician & Surgeon, SUMMERSIDE, - P: E. ISLAND Orrice at Tne Drve Srorr.

Feb 20, 1865 tf

J. 8S. CARVELL, _ AUCTIONEER, Commission Merchant,

AND General Agent, BANK BUILDING, QUEEN STREET, Charlottetown, P. b. L. 12th June, 1865, _ isl pro tf

F. P. NORTON,

Commission Merchant,

AND Auetioneer. GEORGETOWN - - - P. BE. ISLAND.

October 24, 1864. ly

A CARD. WILLIAM 8S. MACGOWAN,

Commission Merchant AND

AUCTIONEER, SOURIS EAST. tf

WILLIAM JAKEMAN, Blacksmith & Farrier,

Old Siand, near Temperance Hall, I ‘AS removed his business to the City, and cau be consulted at all hours. on the most improved principle.

ty All kinds of Agricultural Implements pre- pared ut the shortest notice.

Ch'town, May 16, 1865,

SPUBBS HOTEL (Opposite the Custom House) 146 Prince William street,

ST. JOHN, N. B,

JAMES MeINTOSH,........ PROPRIETOR. August 29, 1364. ly

Souris, May 1, 1865.

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Stoves imported here

fe Assurance Company of

On reference toa return made to Parliament, and |

SHOEING |

aimee ” — ee Real Estate in Charlottetown FOR SALE.

4 HAT VALUABLE PROPERTY called the Tremaine Property, being Lots Nos.

18 and 19, in the first hundred of Lots in Charlotte- town, situated on Water and ———- streets, with Dwelling House thereon, occupied by Mrs. Briney.

ALSO, The Real Estate called the Bartlett Property, being part and parcel of Town Lots Nos. 45 and 46, inthe third hundred of Lots, having a frontage of 20ft. on Hillsborough-street, and extending back 123 ft, with Dwelling House thereon suitable for two families.

The above Properties are offered together for £1,750 P. E. Island Currency.

The trade of Charlotretown is now extending and increasing so rapidly that both of these properties are enhancing in value daily on Mortgage. Apply in Halifax forthwith, per- sonully or by note, for information or reference, to

. : c. MURDOCH, Attorney for WILLIAM MURDOCH, Halifax, N. 8, June =u, ISGo. om

Valuable Freehold Property

FOR SALE,

By Private Contract, N DONALDSTON ESTATE, LOT No. 35, containing about Two hundred and Forty Acres of EXCELLENT LAND, Bounded on the East by Bedford Bay, on the West by Winter River, and abutting on the Corran Ban Bridge. A large portion of the land is cleared and in a good state of cultivation; remainder covered chietly with fencing timber. There are on the Premises a good DWELLING HOUSE, Sift ~ B8tt; a BARN 40f% % SOft and 20 ft Post, with CELLAR; a good WELL of WATER, together with several Ponds and Springs; a good supply of Swamp Mud, together with Musele Mud and other Manures, both m the Bay and the River. it will be sold in LOTS to suit intending purcha- sers, and a portion of itis weli adapted for a country Store, a Lime Kilu, or a Fishing Katablishment. Terms Liberul. Possession instant. Apply te the Proprietor in Charlottetown.

JOHN A. MCDONELL. tf

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Be stole lanes Lc! A ae etc Valuable & Desirable Building LOTS FOR SALE.

fPNIUE Subscriber offers for sale Two

Pleasantly situated WATER LOTS in George- town, with Water Privilege to the chanel, adjom- ing the Common at the eastern part of the Town. Also, several BULLDING LOTS in different parts of Charlottetown, ‘Terms liberal.

GEORGE COLES.

Charlottetown, Oth March, i865,

1a NOTICE! LANDS FOR SALE!

fPXUL subscriber, as the Agent of Sir SamMveee Cunarp, Bart., The Right Hon. LAURENCE SULLIVAN, and Mr. Epwarnp Cunakp, has been directed to discontinne the system of LEASING LANDS heretofore pursued,” For the furure these lands will be SOLD on the following terms -—A deposit of Twenty-tive per cent. of the purchase money to be paid down at the time of signing the agreement, and the residue in ten years by equal instalments. The price will be from Twenty shilling’ (20s.) per acre upwards, Furiber particulars made known at the Subseri- ber’s ollice. (

1. W. WEBLOIS Ch’town, May 15, 1865.

Valuable Farm for Sale. T° be sold by PRLVATE CONTRAC that eligible LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. on Let 34, knownus * MARSHFIELD,” containing 260 Acres, more-or less, of excellent Land, of whielt about 150 are under cultivation, and the re- mainder, for the most part, covered with a valu able growth of Firewood, Scantling and Fencing Poles. The Dwelling House and Buildings are large and commodieus, and the land is in excellent condition.

Tenos and further particulars made known on application to the Subseriber on the Premises, o1 to CHak Ls Patmer, Esq.

R. P. HAYTHORNE.

Marshfield, Nov. 28, 1864. tf

{FS ° The lease is for 999 years, and the annual rent Is. per acre.

“Dwelling House, Tannery, ke. FOR SALE. Pur

2 subscriber offers for sale, at private

coutract, the premises ut present oe pied by him in the thriving Village of SOUTHPORT The Land measures 100 feet on the main street, and extends back 200 feet There are on the » ehiises 1 very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, one ind a half story high, containing 6 rooms on the first floor, Kitchen and Pantry attached | Also. a two-story BULLDING 66 by 30 feet, now iused as a TANNERY, containing 12 Pits, with | Lenehes and all the necessary conveniences for | carrying on the TANNING BUSINESS. There jisa good Well with Pump at the door, and goo | garden. | Kor terms, which will be made easy, and any jother particnlars, apply to WILLIAM DODD, \uctioneer, Charlottetown, or to the subscriber on the premises. JOHN RENDLE. South port, March 90, 1865. tf

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K’arm for Sale. Pur subscriber offers for sale a FARM

sitnated at Cascumpec, Lot 4: contains 100 acres of Land, about 45 acres cleared and under cultivation, the rest covered with hardwood: one mile from the village of Alberton, fronting on the Kildare Road 20 chains, lately occupied by George Warren. On the premises isa new DWELLING HOUSE, 32% 26 feet, and BARN 40*32 feet and a splendid Well of Water at the door. This farm is handsomely situated, und is the most excellent turm on that side of the Island.

Further particulars as to terms, &e. made known on applicalion to the subscriber at Cascumpec Whart. JOHN WHITE.

September 26, 1864

Old Abe cails for 300,000 men! Let @ld Abe rip!! HAP you not better listen to the cali of . the undersigned, whe invites the attention of the public toa VALUABL FREEHOLD PRO- PERTY which they offer for sale. The Farm consists of

160 ACRES OF LAND,

situated abont a mile and a half from Port Hill, having its front on Richmond Bay. Abont 120 acres are now under cultivation, and the residue is covered with Hard and Soft: Wood. On the pre mises there is a comfortable two-story Dwelling House, a large Barn, Out Houses, and an excellent Well of Water. Any quantity of seaweed and musslemud.can be had on its shore during summer Persons wishing to purchase can apply to the un- dersigued on the premises. JAS & ALFRED BROWN. Oct 21, 1864, uf

A Freehold Farm far Sale.

{ONSISTING of 175 Acres of Front

7 Land, ina high state of cultivation, with a good Dwelling House, Barn, Corch House, Thresh- ing Machine, and ali other requisites suitable for a Farm, Also, One Hundred Acres of Wood Land, in the rear, sitvate on the south side of Elliot River, about seven miles from Charlottetown, and quite near two publie wharts for shipping prodnce, &e. The above property is well worth the notice of any person wishing to purchase a good freehold pro- ports being the estate of the late J. C. Wright, isq. Time will be given for two-thinds of the 8 money. Enquire at the oflice of Henry -almer, Esquire, or at the residence of the sub scriber, in Prince street.

CATHERINE WRIGHT

Charlottetown, October 6, 184.

a DR. G. W. SUTHERLAND ETURNS thanks for the very liberal patronage extended to him since commencing the practice of his profession, in its various branches, in this City, and trusts, by attention and assiduity, that the sume may still be continued towards him.

, Executrix. tf

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his present large Stock of

Drugs and Chemicals, Choice Perfumery, Toilet Articles, in variety; selected from the best London Honse, by those competent of doing justice to the business.

The Dispensary department will be under his own i= mediate superintendence.

Dr. SUTHERLAND begs also to observe that he trusts the fact of having practised in Scotland seve- ral years, and nearly twenty years of extensive Colonial practice in every branch of his profession, combined with unremitting assiduity avd perso nal attendance, will not fail to obtain contidence and ensure sutisfuction,

(y Advice to the poor gratis. . Queen Street, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, December 26, 1864.

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