DISSOLUTION OF THE NEW BRUNS-! WICK LEGISLATURE.

St John p pers agneunee the determination of the Ciovet nent te dissalcve thie House, aud held a & il Eleetion, pri to the re-asecrmbling of t Leygislatu ler ft trausaction of business ;

i Legisiatu vw staods preregued unt the 26th Ja wy I wil be further pres gued

tithe Sth February, and then the disse v Ta place Writs for the new election, ret He about the Zlst March, will be issued,

{ * fewle eleefed members wii! be en ad ' on their legislative duties about the Ziad of 2rd of Marcel. Phe News, wines tio doubt speaks the senii

euter u

hients of the Geverument, saya<—

The great fest question in the Eleeti m will be

Confederation, and the people will have the ep- pe vity of deeiding by their votes at the polls fer or ag at the scheme. ly Voling tor men who Ww ir vy out their wishes,

in deciding to disaulve the Legislature, we think the Gowerament have acted wisely, as there Would be little use in diseuseing Confederation in & House whese members weuld be debarred fron: taking action tipen it. ‘The seheme has for a tumiderable length of time been before the votutey. aud it wil be still further disedsaed from how wotil the election takes piace dguite as ween real light will be thrown upouw it in thie way

a9 there e@ould possibly be in any oiber, and the

peopie will be inet as well prepared to decide the iter DY the toe the eleetion fakes piace, as Lies Weald be at any other period It cannot be

utged that there are decaments In cennexion

With the affuir that ought to be sulmitied to the House before an eleciion, The main document is conatitu teelf, and that haa been before

th peotle The only other documents of ay ; tance are the Colouial Miniater’s Despat i aud Lerd Monek « Dh apateh, whiecl

aActompanied the Constitution to the Imperial

iifees '

in we prestinure

Government: the former has already been publis ed, and the latter we shail doubtless have in a tew days. Any other documents that there may be, Can only be of amere forwal character,

The Telegreph eays:—‘ We have no means of

owing the real eanee which prompted au im- mediate dissolution; but the probability ja that the members of the Government were so divided i seutiment upon the Confederation question as to be unable to earry forward the business of the country U pon ne ether grounds that we ean conceive of, would they have the hardihoed and ASBUTANOCS ty eerbrerd tie country in # Generai hiestion, at this uiacasonable period ot the year, Phe ostensible reusen which we understand to be uasigned ia, that the Governments of Canada and Nova Seotia intesd push ng the Confederation

Scheme throt

gh thei respective Legislatures this winter, that as it cannot be considered here until atier the General Blection, (Mr. ‘J thley having £'ven bis promise to that efieet,) New Brunswick would retard ter a whole year the adoption of the k.casure on the past of the Luperial Parliameut - +<>- - FOREIGN RELATIONS. ‘ The following extract irom the Times of the slat alti ne, brought by the ¢ hina, deserv lig “f republication Suys that jour tial:— “In the present state of Northern feeling there 48 tow much reason to apprehend sume outrage Which » ay render a rupture ‘nevitable. Ameri- aks beither appreciate the strength of England

reutle for their wealth, whieh theg prize! greom. Unfortunately for the doctor, he! resulting from residence itt bot climates sillier ae SYKES, CHADWICK . CU.,

ir above honor and freedam. Most af them | had halted his gehiele just in front of an oid} indulgence, they secure by night sound and re- Proprietors Willards?s Hotel, Washington, D.C.” vould bow to the Yankee goad that emote! woman's apple and orange harrow, behind) 'reshing sleep, which fita the body for renewed hem, and kiss the hand that held it. Out) which she sat polis sing ber trait with a very | @Xerlions,

“*# *® *® Thave given the Plantation Bitters

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pa “9 << + ~ ats ae é : ; m, spon them we ray. Ob! how they are des-| dirty apron. The temptation fur fun was tov | Fions ‘Taurum. —.Hececmes, think! hacoll hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the moat pised by the brave boys who are tucing the/ great tur Waterferd, who happened: to’ pats nn’ ever comsidered what was tho rensan shat astonishing effect. W. D. ANDREWS

3 g ; ‘ i he as : at | . NDREWS nemy in the army, and whose | pes are as by : 80 he went up to the old dame, and as-) « Flora, the queen of the trotting turf,” has se} : E ie . arms e? igh, and spirits as buoyant, as though cam-| tonished her by bidd ng for her barrow,! long distanced all competitors? Would you tike Superiatendent Soldier’s Home, Cincinnati, 0. paigning in this cold weather were as I leas-! fruit and all. Apfirst she eried, **Getaway, to know?) We know vou would, aud we ean teil i

7 ” we } es : ds : ‘ : ; * * * The Plantation Bitters have curcd me int as going to a ball or an opera. Our| with your imprance, do! Sut on being! yon. Her owners give her, whenever necessary, .

' ‘ - ' oe . . - ’ y * x w 2p , se , it vit - ae ; s ipon all eroakers, we r ‘peat— Anathema | assured that ber customer was in earnest, sie | ove of CARL TON’S ¢ ONDI PION POWDERS, | of liver complaint, with which I was laid up pros Maranatha ! named a sum which would baye bougit ber) #4 — a vinta makes her tuite anywhere | trate and had to abandon my business.

sai : Sea gee four or five barrowJule of fruit; this, to her} OC I } te 2.25, and the CEOTMN Coes tet BUT’) Hl. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, 0.

fue GLory op Woman Is 4 Frse Heap o: istonishment, was instantly given her. Hav her in the least. A word to the wise is sufficient

ausvonish € : a stanuiy Live ucr, ayv- Sold by all De ee ne ah . : i ‘

| > comm * ges f ‘ ‘ aa : ‘ ‘ yY aii ealers, AD So Cen's per pacacage, | os" 2 “SS io atic » shave red me Hatm.—Marviage is the gaol of every girl’s am- ing secured the barrow. the next thing he did, , -aiaataaedattag iam The Ereatee a Bitters have "— ition, and nothing aids in the matter of beauty.| was to co te the Jad in the red jweket who! Cotps ann Cougtis. —Sudden changes of | of @ derangement of the kideys aud the urinary or- | so much coveted, like a splendid head of haiy | Wa minding the doctor's gig, and enlist him) elimate are sources of Palaonary and Broachial | gavs that bas distressed me for years. It acts like which the use of Mus. S. A. ALLEN’s World’s |!” his service. From him he received a suf-| affections. Experience having proved that simple | charm. | Hair Reet I Zvlobal a ae ficient piece of cord, with which he tied the | remedies aet speedily when taken in the early C.C MOORR, 254 Broadway.” lait testorer and Zylobalsamuin, o1 Hair Dress barrow on to the gig, and then,in immensely | stage cof disease. Fake at onee Brown's Bron- | — ii

ig, Will produce. They act directly on the roots | amused anticipation, awaited the result. P.¢-) Céad roches, let the Cold, Couga, or [rrrtation | New-Deprorp, Mass., Nov. 24, 1863. af the hair, giving them the natural noucishment | « ntly out came the doctor, spectacles on _— cores be — arto by eed p f | Dear Sire :—I have been afflicted many years

ve eauliod 3 Ore serions AlLTACK MAY be Warded v . J ‘ ee ¢

equired. Every Driggist sells them. W. R | nuse. looking gloomy and absent, as if in| si tas bdataiaaipaliacbiaelia iL _| With severe prostrating cramps in my lim4s, cold Watson, Agent for P. E. L ; doubt whether he bad mistaken his pat ent’s| Cleanse the Blood. bint und hands, aud a geveral disordered systea. |

case or not, and done his best to kill or cureé

a -<@ With corrupt, disordered or vitinted Biood, you | Physiciacs and medicines failed to relieve me. Some |

" ‘ ime PNLa he lac hig : a s : . ir to nles Rep River SerrLement.—We reevived last him, and giving s:xpence to the ta ton Whom) are sick all over, it may burst out in Pitwples, or| f light a copy of the Fort Garey Nor’ Wester ot the | Waterford had already bestowed lialf-a-crown, 5 res, or some ectire disease, ny may merely i sed alt. Prem it we learn that come apprehension | be got into higcarriage. Sitting, as dueturs| you listless, crenseral 280 eee’ pvmenk bs oe sii ean adi } : t oO tau me ave zg »Y i y = ne -Ziagssi J iad been cansed bys approach towards the settle. my sriably dy, mn the middle. he waved hrs POR, Seuaes pers a eer? vv) des Sgn ; menced With & suis 7s ae gat i hundred lod rs Ind -r the fashion uf-a eonjurur’s wand, | @P"re- AYeRS SARSAPARILLA purges out these > aeever ' re oe ion diane : » » | I “a eConpre - t ‘ at, ‘ been! a a 2 Se oat naa a ho tie ort le ser Pan cae + " i ! f } impurities and stimulates the organs of life into vi Ind measures were in contempiawon ry i@ 8eT- | ane e'ting 10 e@m) haticai y ta Upon’ nile! oo, eet; estoriag th ra! and exne! > | lers to protest themecteén in thd event of any ; Ti. is a Whos Gaia*ti 4 Adie! ® rous aétion, restoriag the health X pe rng uf a ! ' any) quadrnped, with @ jerk 0 i i jiseuse. Hence it cures a variety of complain's tirely left me, and [ could sleep the night through, estile acta on the part of the treacherous red- him, the “Low d’ye do gig”’ rattled on, and. which are coused by inpurity of the blood, such as shins. Vers aree — had been reevived | oF op it the barrew-ful of oranges and apples. | Ser:fala, wr Ktng’s Evil, Tu:aors, Ulrers, Sures, | rom the Baskactehewan guld diggings, sume of Of, course, over the stones the fruit buaiped Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Biles, St. Anthony's , i M Oe er ae ot ee sbout as if it were alive: and the barrow, as five, ose or Lrysipelas, Tetter or Salt Rheam, | improved by the use of the Plautation Bitters. ’ to aa & hes all ¢ sf »| at as , q ot : o% . . sae S . . . ca i mn enti tees the fail ae high as 810 to #20 per day with the | ‘h ig proceeded, scattering its tempting Scald Hiad, Ring Worm, Cancer or Cancerous Respectfully, 'UDITH RUSSEL.” j e ols re 22 i t ts i ve uw ie . > re oie ft . ” Tumors, Sore Eyes, Female Diseases, such as Re- 1 of ithe due whe Seliamel eee Irregule rity, Suppression, Whites, Sterility,| If the ladies but knew what thousands of them > eamnane le Ohiik: oo —_ Dit euas ‘ ‘row Fe n ys, Wh ollowe “ : oe ol It appeara that the report of Great iritzin| a crowd of scram 0 a) . : . also Syphilis or Venertal Diseases, Liver Com-} are eonstantly relating to us, we candidly believe sending out thirty gunboats to the Canadian Lakes! rouringty in its wake. The cheering and plainis, and Heart Diseases. ‘Vry AYER'S Sat ° : ; was a canard, got up no doubt by mterested| vociferous laughter thus created at last made! pyqiita, and see jor yours If the surprisiqg | °"° half of the weakness, prostration and distress parties to serve a purpose the ductor look behind to ascertain the why} activity with wiuich it cleanses the bived and cures! experieaced by them would vanish. James Marsh, | ’ HA oo and wherefore. Asthere was a long trail o1! these disorders. ; Esq, of 159 West I4th St. N.Y., says, “he has Fernelius calls disease an affection of the body, scattered fruit—for it could not be picked up Derine. byt years the publie hare been oe d by . ‘ “. . } ‘ ‘ . arg {lies, pretending to give a quart o xtract| . ary to nalure: a perturbeti i :| as tast 3 --the speetacled charioteer | ‘#™8* %° een 3 i is : contrary to palure: a perturbetien of its habit | as re as : es : “ t wo = barraw that * Sarsapariia for one dollar. Mvat of these have| wife having been unable to nurse or attend them, ¢ srangeme . » "he iavase i«!/ | e > far beLin ou 8 i « » 218 i . : a derangement of its courses. What disease i a ; u& he ouaneniniseadiit nhs dies ee jrauds upon the - -_ they not oniy — | but that she has taken Plastation Bitters for the sometimes eludes humau intelligence, but sume | W4S 4wost Ubde seve , <,_| ittle, if any, Sarsapartila, but viten ne curative), — : ;

' cover it till it had been emptied, and its properties whatever. IHence, bitter disappointment | '@st two yours, and hes a child now eighteen wheel had come off. when a street constable | has toflowed the use. of the varivus extracts of Sar- | months oll whioh she bas nursed and reared ber- their antidotes. Whoever has discovered an ac-| drew his attention to the clattering append. | sapariila which flood the market, until the name it- self, and both are hearty, saucyand well. Tue ar- tual remedy for one disease, has done something | age.—My L-fe and Recollections, by the Hon, | S¢\t bas become synouymous with imposition and

; . | cheat Stili we call the compound “Sarsa arilla,”’ for bis race. Doet. Ayer has done more, for his! Grantley F. Berkley. . i ,

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viends in New York, who were using Plantation Bitters, prevailed upon me to try them. I com-

| Feeling better by degrees, ina few days I was as- tonisbed to find the coldoess and cramps had en-

being. My appetite and strength have also greatly

rocker.— Toronto Leader : 2, oud in the most lavish way, suen collected

diseases are known—their origin, action and even |

ticle ts invalaable to mothers,” &e.

medicines afford us the means te coutrel and cure the name from the load of obloqay Which resisupon | Phe best evidence is to (rv them. They speak for

A Maoniricent act—tHe Lapy MsYoress.! i, “We think we have ground tor believing it itas

several dangerous disorders. We rarely speak . : : ; ‘ ot ~. ny" : rst P * —Many circumstances and incidents have) y rtues which are irresistible by the ordipary run

} and intend to supply such a remedy ag shall rescue Such evideuee might be continued for a volume

=n Cre rearerce oe * oc ora wax me Ke y = 7 : ee — , > . ”" . » 2 ow ¥ 27 P 2 oe > 7" r : } 9 i . P 7 } } © BR N AND HER COLONLES. oor understand the unanimity with which war THE CLIVLL WAR IN TUK STATES. Rev. Superioress of the Sister’ of Charity of| A Serrter.—The following anecdote of the) The Pictau Standard says it is eeeerte tha} 2 sh \ ini i ast . . ‘ / . ce “ a ce i . i + ' e ( : e proseented if forced upon a reluctant = the Industrial Blind Asylum at Portobello. Tron Duke may be resascitated by way of a vessel which has the es ‘ nice Waa! i. i } wert t and vation. The first result of war NEWS BY TELEGRAPI We are sure no one will perose it without hint ty the war authorities of the present —— i" W ils = ee —— . Sia the i be the immedmte and irrevocable estab- iol feeling grateful to her ladyship, not only! day, who have Spent enormous sume in fruit- |" ohn an PP Sean, + ee > + ) ‘ , Se | . a i ae bb ‘ ove : . _-—- -— Executors’ Notice ‘ A ‘ tiiu Of OOUTHETH lide peiadenes JAN. 3U,— Richmond Sentinel says General) for the munificence of her gift, bus also four) less experiments with new inventions :—A ‘iS SPECIAL NOTICE! © ; : tr “ lev : tee n ; i re age aloha , ; . , 2 ys . os 2 4 . TY > . . : i “ Long restrained from the expression of sneh! Breckenridge has been appointed Secretary ot the noble example she has given in setting’) man visited the Duke and intimated that he| a . : oe one "BUE UNDERSIGNED bereby notif h| War, and Gen. Dick Th “des Hood r TO RE RS OF THE EX VER i ‘ at wed pow vy a desire te live on peaceable teras with ary IS) ee ick Fuylor supersedes ved.) ah ot the redlization of thé z00d work under-| had an important invention to submit to his} TO READERS OF THE EXAMINER. all concerved that they have been appointed — = an ' ' iair says Davia ; tted S “ foes " f sor > , illand T beg and Federal Government, the Times tas at length | ---- . . : per a all mone z taken by the Sisters of Charity. The sub-| notice. ** Well, what have you to offer?’ | CUARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND. penne of pp ne nse ee ee el gteal tua tre ‘ ‘ t nse of fereible language ly voliged to subtnit, Dut ne official is willing fo % rae adv Ma gs's letter : +6 bullet be . 9.?? +—Pp r “4 " “a ' r : Warrs, date of Churlottetown, Merchant, deceased. 7 joined is » Lis Mayoress § er:i— A bullet- of yy st, your grace. it ‘ ; : ; es . - Ws tis that, notwithstanding the opiuione that) Sue responsibility of proposing terms to North, | JU dis the Lady Mayor , : j°° A wll eo Jacket, y o aT D ae The undersigned would respectfully ask} ALL pereaus having legal demands against the ‘ ‘ sa ‘ ww have bees held to the covtrary, Eugland Steamer Eclipse exploded boileron Teunessee Mansion House, Dublin, Dee. 18, 1864 ove The ener, wy - Sal ttention to the preparations known as said Estate are vere w render their Accounts, : eal i was ' tw ter.| River. One bundred and forty lives lost, mostly My Dear Mrs. Telford—Seeing by your third | rang a bell, and an aide-de-camp presented |*" 7s ‘ sa . a jduly attested, forthwith ; and those indeited to the i ‘ ‘ a ‘ ‘ rovehed to y } “ enter pe ath Le 4 ; : — oT ’ - - +. . as: . } + es r ; c : - j ‘1 I . t ' i. Bal t | Canada be | *!Glers Diockade runner Blenhielm captured cn report that the suceess of your Mivaluable Lasti- | himself, e Tell the captain of the guard to i rw N N Ew ELL - said atake ap eonye . ana Pe. ee . CSPHCSINCHy SNE LBBS Src — . ' ' ‘ bist ised t} all ; ail. : : | me ‘ f the Executors, who wi iu at- : a bless .| Cape Pear River.....Gold opened 214, closed 210.) tution depends upon the ereetion of a suitabl: | order one of hig men to load with ball-cart- ment to one o ¢ , jt 3 of un at ue Sade ae ety de whe |CaPe Fear hr tide 21 oa dep gun i eet la au | odor ano ef his men to oad with twitsaet-| UNTVERSAL COUGH REMEDY. || ome tf ig bascoy who wll bait a ‘ ist your by New 4 able power of the Empire would be brought JAN. 31.— Rumored from Philadelphia that) made towards rising the necessary funds for that o. £ We tO veg Lor Cree ppe Ai - |The Great Remedy for all Throat and Lung! Kent street, daily from the bour of 3x05 p.m. sag 1 Cay town, and s bear in her suppert No one tn this Provinee, | three peace Commissioners have arrived at City | °°" I in , s Et 7 r ; . I never again seen near the Horse Guards. No Complaints. } T. W. MORRISON ‘ ‘ . . ' Mtirpose, “sire + Conpernte i our excel ' . | e- , ee asthe wes events, desires to see eech a conflict ariae,| Point en route te Washingten..... Advice from | PUTPO™ eo eee , money was waste! in trying that invention. | . 7% ANDERSON . , t re Cia forced on England, ahe will be ready te| army of Putwmac states that the weather ie very | Bt committee in the good work, und to ask | ZOEY cobte-eeyiny the | HUNNEWELL’S TOLU ANODYNE: | JAMES AXDERSUS, ¢ Brecetore y ; ( ‘ ady ! ih ' i ; v i j oun we Paileciin ; ‘resent to the . state | ee é Tames a I a a ’ tt te . aS ' } é oe . tw ' ‘ . ‘ ol au ke her part, be it ever so disagreeable cold—teared James River will be closed with ice. | ¢ . il acy a } St aia | M ; a } \ perfect re lief for Neuralyia, all Nervous Con Charlottetown, Jan. 31, 1865. 2m [Feb. 6. .™ : ° I I nt te thet tion of the Seuthers Paraguay bas tor y declared Wat avainst| CM@ict, horses and harness, to be disposed of by | arriea, plaints, and Loss of Sleep. ; . ‘ . ’ ‘ “as “ rh ecogntion ai he’ Setilue j “uragua US Teal echare ‘ avauilist . e zi > a* — <p -—_—_ —_—_———— eee . . ’ . ' tery in aid of the projected new asylum forthe} On Wednesday, Lith ultimo. by Rev. Alexander | » , > . = © a anes ‘ darkwess, and that we la ( ederacy ia net a little suggestive, taken in| Brazil So ro papers coutinue to denounce | (O08! ee : im ’ : , unuewell’s Eclectic Pills ' 4 % ‘ ‘ ‘ pow nexi tha thn : : 4 hr pie” ae : ie ( ' ’ 1VvIl_e : i vos ndusirial temale blind. Jemed by the Lord} Camerou, Mr 1omas Frizzle, of Lot 2 », to M Fan ‘ a o ij Photographs 7 Photographs! eo i ‘ : iw -_ t re rer eurs to Lial ; iene " Niieh aVis.....Guid opebed wl 210, clo ~ bic in woiel ng-every success te your great | Johanne, dutyhter of Mr. Jutrn Biggar, of Low-7. | Declared to be t 1e@ most pertect ( uthartic am 1 TAKEN DAII Y BY _ wala . mately Colained currency We can only Fen. 1.— Despatches from Washington stat undertaking, | remaim, wy dear Mrs. Teliord. yoar| , 4 Bedeqae, on the Lith altime, by tie Rev. R Family Pill; 7eldom requirimg more than Owe for : ON « ’ isc 4 ° eine tail developments.— Torento Leader Vice-President Stephens and Messrs. Huuter ana fr oe r ae " ee 5. Patterson, Mr John Montgomery, of Lot 19, to ja dose, act withe@ut Griping, und one that should | B@. BR. MACLELLAN. . ‘ i i granueu ‘ ethos : of Te See Miss Elizabeth Ann. Murray, of North Bedeque be known to every s™uily. | . - amplholi—peace Comuissiovers— arrived in that} ToQury orera | . a’ ‘ ° 1's a 7, 4 . rf 2 P ’ : ‘ Ssidhiche adhidie tm & Wn les eee ele el A Campbh li—pea con lover rs irvive t } ANNA MceSwiney, Lady Mayoress. | At the redidetece of the bridS’s fathad. oh the tith Puese preparations wil be noticed each month, | pus Best and Cheapest in the Colony. « ’ ' ron e ani i Tr f i sel r edad... ..! wate apers » ’ ; taka you" cat ‘ \ 1 ae hase An oti, fs tan papers tha - ¥ le-day trou doe cnn Se ee | —Dudlin Paper. jaltimo, Mr J.Morton Lydiard, Merchant;Stantey | and originating from most vetent questions in Me Photographs ds per doz. (whole length) ; 7 > American ssspor? svater by , state ft t Sheru is moving through South | ° i : . : } . > i oer s i ‘Niel oe riCeD Passy System is ing rigid. al hal Sherman a £ i i uh 4 ; <> f é | Bridge, to Miss Elizabeth, sixth dauguter ofGeorge | dicine, enj ved forjten years u3 pounded reputation }uther ( ard i iclures, aullable for the Album, only 1, enloreed At Detroit and the N lagara| “eergias one columm advancing on Chat cians The Richmond Vb ug of the 18th instant! M@ Kay, Esq., of New Londen, renders are invited to accept sut fh notices usa trhe | is. bd. exch. ‘ i “ ispension Bridge, ev y man, woman and| Wie two cthers are moving by different re ce publishes an important letter from Jc ff Davis| At Lynnwood, St. Eleanor's, on January 5, by | index of elaracter, and give we their ¢vufidence to | B.—The wether makes mat the slightest - 1 passing into the States from (© ; Branchville Propositions to amend Const. | , ' ae . \ . oia, | Rev. dus. W. Forsythe, M.-A., Mr. W. Gav. ty | iest them. | difference by our formula ‘ j “ j 1 | gi Chey Strom Canada, as : : mn the rm solutions introduced in the Conlede- s Wil ‘4 St. Eleat ’ r (NNEWELL. Proorictor ies , J um. 5 ek (ih ee ition abolishing slavery passed Congress by two : Miss Sarah Wilson, both of St. Eleanor’s JOUN L. HONNEWELL, Proprietor, RK. R. MACLELLAN j y ere i i iast sents @f th rovinee, are stopped : ’ : rate [louse of Representatives. for a reeon-| 7.) toh, le. ot Sie seilialls ha aad wae. a inca dala ' "* s ‘ ‘i sat > ' os s! f ‘ i J Chureh, | MW i g a } de Sete Gold fluctuating considerably Outhe 4th ult., at St. Jam ureh, Piccadilly, Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass. Feb, 6, 1865. Sj Great Geewge St ‘ 8 ' ci J i their passrorts demanded It is thought eat sine tn die tame: lat zul, | | Struction of the Union. He argues that a} London, by the Rev. Stanley Leathes, M. A_ ea Vor ale bv Denlerain'’overs (its and Town [ee el al ris vet sone er VY 5 ’ a; Taw oF . . ek np ba £ or sale by enler very ¥e ‘ ——_—_______- : jean oly Nt ee ee we New Yor e > a | ri Con es mn of States is impracticab.e, and that Wy iden Cottam, Ratmite Cat oar ae ew | # Dealers with good business refeveuces snp » : ORK, . 2o—Sout TI “ace 0 - . a dow 6 « ‘ vil s Bro é 2 < ers li sillcse i e Ww i “ fic of the Grand Trank and Great West- acdbullesry oe » | peace movements on the part of individuals | ' Mary, widow | Hawiltou Brown, plied on commission. i Lis adie a ects kul a nissioners now said to be at Fortress Munroe. | ! : a Sa. formerly of P. E. Island * : ; “ia sf s f’a . w w i villi nae ii CeLVE & Serious Diow, Lincoln and Seward reported left Washington te ten only to the creation of diseord in the | At Orwell Head, on tha 18th ult.. by the Rev. | W. RR. W arson, T. DesBaisay, and M. W. la l an Ava ian invests “nts Decome more un-| meet them there .. Several Northern States | Confederacy. He says thie only plan by which | Donald McDonald, Mr. Murtin, to Miss Isabella | SKINNER, Wholesale aud Retail Agents, Char- . 5 g . ir than ever with British Capitalists | have ratified the ameudment te the Constitution peacs can be obtained is provided for in the | McDougall, of Newtown . | lotletow a. Oe ere SRASD ‘ : i st a Buston Journal of the 9th inst.. in e nm-| abolishing slavery. . Sherman ia moving on! Constitation. He doves not say what the |. At New Glasg won the 1%th ult yt y the Rey December 26, 1864. 2m wa —_ \ ® ont > udon the ineo , 7 i ' . ' 4} D. Crawford. Mr. Chas. Murray, to Miss Elizateth ' } g ub in ivenlence resulting tlesten; at last aecenuts he was within 4} plan is, but pr ceeds at length to show that} Sillic! leo ut the sab time and place. by tl Se or - a tar ns t ’ , ‘ eta . : . aa ' . : lilick. Also at the san titi i vii e : ° * <i s . e ‘ ’ «. m ¢t rder says :— niles of the City..... Federal gunboats have great | all propositions hon King to conventions and | same, Mr. Jawes Holman, to Miss Mary Sillick, all i : \ T . li LD W ESL bY ANS of the City oe : : _ rhe people of Detreit eomplain bad!s ‘ ip Cape Pear River to bembard Wilmington neguociations are futile: that the United States | of Lot 67. : : : purpose having a : t Pe ea we PFour thousand bales of cuttun burned at W ' -) | Atthe Manse, on the 28th ult., by the Rev. T. | Ve cee ecansed hy the passport system ¢ , ee 2) oe a . will not negociate; that they will accept | Pine Mmanvsc, OF 126 <1 UN., DY Le ty ' ’ _ g . : } \ a. ‘ Oh ult cold 2024 i : J ’ . ip at ~ Charles raser, to Miss ulnah | crow enone wre ctct ci cnccensdsicnmcnimonmises.siseenseses > r . ] d on thy Canadian border, and the Mayor | Wvsten en 29th ult Gold 2034. nothing but surrender, which the Confederate | Dun an, Mr ( arles Fr er, to Miss Hannal L U LIC DisA es , marten ted t! 3 iof 7 j -_<— - t d 1 t t Simmons, both of Charlottetown fi “ 8 requester ¢ Deard of Trade to co-operat: : i et |; States Cannot and wiil not grant. | _ a | . » colonies | m | ist FROM EUROPE : === |FEORGETOWN, P. E. I in the Rasement of the Charch, on 3 8 for seen v its abroga ny A der LALESI Birt 4 ‘ de | ain te - ; j , ‘ “ \ ~ 4. Gepu Died } ‘ crozens fas been sent tou Canada. te re The [| j enrese gave «ts M | ; i i ‘ gy te repay nasi ; sondon Lapress says:—** The new ‘ Rie R 9 onthe téchints een ‘ : est the authorities to adopt neasures to restore | LOSS OF THE BLOCKADE STEAMER “ SELIA f ie i ’ | At Big Bush, Lot 42, onthe Mth nitimo, after an x ' w baie wey ve receive ; ed ' an : * Pte NEAS ia eRPOO! A Atlantic cable was commenced being rolled | illness of twelve days, which he bore with becom € lour Depot ’ i ; 7 ua } secur? , alt eostrucied ial ou ‘ . . . alt 4s . ‘ i ie . - . . , i , Hugland the Sortie vier | eon j'rom the Company 8 premises (late Glass,| ing fortitude aud resignation to the Divine Will, EVOVED from Heed of Queen’. Pebrvary 8th, Y t Pherae sta I . ei , a ; Be afi Mr. Archibald B. McPhee, aged 59 years. The | “ mi ; ‘ ‘ of thew It is said to cost six dollars to procare p ys8- | New Yorx. Jan. 30 Kilob & U0..) Mord in wharf, Green wit h, on| deceare d wt Ra ae aoe \ i mth on ai Wharf to JOSEPH MCDONALD'S NEW the proceeds thereof to be for tt ts. and that. there are man } ’ i ' ao board the Amethyst, Admirality vessel, for| *y ee :. eurhicat caara | BUOUK. dn SICH MM? STREOCT -noxt 4 tbls CS wos SO be s0r the purpose of re- ib o speak : eee ATOMMaARy puer peeple—in-) The Rouvat Stestner “CuWa™ fron ‘ ie 4 Wide circle of acquaintances from his earliest years | ¥ : j , 7 tanciy, | Plemishing the Library of the Sabbath Sehool 4 ] di , ‘ id wemenand ehildres ~-at SUSpensir u Bridge ti, ; ii : oe is —— : sunvyeyance to the Gr at Eastern, at Sher-| miil the hear of his death, and his Infinence, | VUSTO'n House, end directly opposite a €x rere to TEA on the Table ind) Lik : . el ” on 1 Inst f é steame: a ; . } ;: 5 ) setoub diab oer : G3 «sy > “2 JF ¥ . Rely * J , aot ¢ B Bantetaw ; et Fert Erie who can ne ther pay the sum d 4 J sem na a Mer) ness Pie eable will be lard fi¢rgss the At-| whichwas extensive, was always and successfully mee tvans age of CuturLes Owks, E 1, Where —— ables precisely at 6 o'clock. ‘ iw cart ' u de- nerre fran Gos anf iw ete} i : . 3 ava j 4 yun ls re : <n » a horwne } sanded for passports, nor can they return to the An i { nu Seutham; i on the Isth lantic bv Messrs. Canning & Clifford in June | smployed for the amelioration of his tenant neig will be found After a ADDRESSES will be deiivered by : 7 _* - am { ' : ’ : . rived here ye " Save . oo + | vours, and Was instrun tal ina large degree in | several Ministers aud Laywen. ‘ « his y l qneruivns « ices trom whence they came. The American adda tg “Hite binihieel cid mitch sb. next. The Great Eastern will have five | (OUTS: 4nd Was lustrumental ina large degree in Canada & New York FLOUR c > Bhs : : : : yor Cotndled @ile ke + eed i ere is little pelitical news The advices ; i} ' \ st { ansiornin g the Worrell Estate into freeholds, | U U Cc : Ticxerts Is. 6d. each,—te be had at the Stores of hs e . e . { © ’ ‘ =e “ ‘ : ritie 8 ey ee as . sali . } i F * ' ; a f hendre f . ar wi t aporhy i } 1 “aie > “ae i . ¢ ° » : , - « , ' hale ! six d : ld fur rt, | eeeived in England, by the arrival there of th ha ae ee ares int & Weight OF | ifis lose will be severely felt by a sorrow ing wife | in every brand fresh and good. Messrs. Beer & Sons and Laird & Macvie, and of Arid Ww pe We e eC . ” Sa vee —— poe steamer “ Africa,’ of the failure ef the first | 42 000 tons, including 4,500 tons of cable} and six children, and a larve number of friends | ALSO 7 the Coumittee. ’ , , . el a : iat te Nt aa ‘2 sand ones ed fs tees | Wilmington expedition caused an advanee ip the | and 3,000 tous of eval.”’ | sud relatives; and the locality in which he livea ane, W. C. TROWAN, See'y ‘ It wu anf re ee ae pa ret Suspension Bridge and Coufedcrate loan, and was a source of great jor | ‘aoe j will long deplore the loss of one of its purest and | 109 sides best New York Sole LEATHER, Charlottetown, Jamy. 3, 1864. ' t ou ers t ours a have ae ¢ "Ex uf the atruecture, aud of the Railroad | , » the advocates of the South velit ik T} ee ld about 7.000 jstiunchest friends. May he rest in peace | ov Kegs TOBACCO, pure and good, lke laa caulk i ; A ' ven a news-boy—who has sold ewe _ . _—_ nere are how in toe world about 7,000 +! On Friday, the 28th altimo, of jutlammation of the 10 Boxes Cavendish Dor " : ‘ 2 Lrg aa Ke bennny ¢ earti : . ¢ pa rs at e hloe de-ru er ateamer. * &.) ” : . . : ; xXes Ca dsl ‘ . hdl conve boas lencendanié. w! h ends of the bridge—was ¢ nt in ¢ ‘aD ida , " j - ; ; d _ wags ty panes s ’ i “') 000 Jews. About half that number are in | lungs, Mary, . e beloved wite of aes re 20 Casks Kerosene OLL, An Excellent Opportunity Ma | he to n ve hae a peeves = ature CONS (1AM foundere near) pr > ae . aged ob rs, leaving a husband and nine children 00 Boxes LOZENGES . } a « ; wi made to pay six dollars in eal : Europe. at ¥ crises aly ~) xed vb yea caving a husba : 100 Boxes LOZENGES i . : ru 8 I ' pa’ : gold. Liverpool with a loss of eighteen (18) lives. D0) (i 0 er} : vee err os E, - '; to mourn the loss of » kind wife and Shetesokute | 20. do SOAP, : I OR A MILLER OR FARMER. . y west prospering peoples, may Se +2 : } Commercial news shows little change, Brend.! - * = remarkavie that in Bngland, | mother. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord | 20. do CANDLES, r HE subserit h . . : s Sh w-cilizeos and iriends where wae. OF TH PEAMER RACEHORSE. — The stufts dull and inaetive. Corn slightly declined France and B lgium, where the Jewish race} At Cavendish, on the 2Ist uliimo, aged 5 weeke, | 1) Dozen BROOMS, | = Sepnee rt as reevived Instructions ‘ ’ ao Sowing accuuns te trom the North China Daily} Proviaion market generally firm. Cotisols closed |'S Completely emancipated, the number is| Ann Elizabeth, infant daughter of Lemuel Miller 19 do PAILS, ‘ to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Colo. i ve, however. esa ciaim no solid advan ; : | We an we an to re the loss of} on the I7th at 802 and 893. liminishing, while it is increasing elsewhere. | * Suifec little on to nome ante tui on4 forbid 20) Gross MATCHES, 7 we ieee OF OO Fer a: tag poeasession of colonies unless ther ter Deltannic Majesty's despatch boat Racchors: i . } i Finrt_on-the. oe here i , Tow | them not; for of such is the kingdom of heaven 5 Pairs BOOTS & SHOES f Hext, 3 - 0 Clock, hoon, that sLC ABLE ul good feeling exisiing between then eh vcenrred on the evening of the 4th of No _ ee ia mi rank! m _ me Main th Pear aeee Jew | At Chattanooga, on the 24th May, from tl e effects 150 Bbls. Prime HERRINGS, PROPERTY, known as DEANSTON, situated a De ag aise : ip dar ther Ship ef Beaded; at a bake Arras tv Tennessee.—A Nashville Jet-| to every sixteen christians. Io France there} ofl a tuted edad. eb the Medile of Reeueh i 53 Fi ii’ Matin Waekidh ‘es ‘elbow BOIar inkiaale the Coveliead Road, 8 miles from the City, ‘ et oan ' as “jter, dated Sth instant, in the N w York | ave 80,000 Jows, in Ensiland 42,000. | Pollard, younvest son of John O. and Flora Pollard, | ¥'" & f4™%e_ Variety Prive ey » Wholesale! consisting of a d mutual advantage w es to the east of Chefoo. At eight o'clock or r ° ; or Pf telend 19% Stk eeee't aud retail. ‘ ‘ / 7 ee es a are aves @ the e@enthor I vel gt ; 2nes, thus snins up the resnylt of the late ila ai } formerly 0 ~ sland, nye 1S | ears e as - i aL j > east ong to unite any two peoples othnmscty ey on x the weather being at the time campaign of Ges. T - tk ace s A PROVIDENTIAL MAN! I the youngest of three sons now in the army of the | (CO Cash paid for 50,000 bushels OATS - S7 Acres of LAND, ‘ ued if Me. Cordwe enna ‘ oi x v thick and zy, it was thought that i paig i 2. ua i n esse ; 4 ‘ a é ad LN. |} Union, und was a young man of much promise F p NORTON Sixty of which are cleared and under cultivation. t i bonds which unite us to of » vessel was entering Chefoo harber, to which “The Army of the Cumberland takes a rs eae | He was buried from the residence of his father, ,. - 4 a¥. Also, 12 acres of MARSH, which cuts a ¢ i ‘ ; ‘ LU iF s¢ a : ie : \ ul i t f coi J ‘ A puantit ' y districts whose sturdy independence hy mt say bears a great resemblance. Si-| hand in sending Clr stmas presents and ten Chere na in tan 80 re as the) pus) », November 24, having been buried at Georgetown, Feb. 6. 1865. 6in | of excellent Hay. There are on the Pecdeen 3 ‘ ‘ 4 «Set . ees : at - als ’ “ i ri . : i. —_—— - ~— ~~ +--+ . ‘Ve! , > + . on i ¢ ae, we chall be Galiched Bi ir accidents ha occurred on erions Oeca-| dere ti kee oe ead desire ty do good. yward, bending over! Chattanoowa, six months previously. : i j good DWELLING HOUSE, 30 « 30; a STABLE f " ‘ v. adisite hed We mst inoint s, as. for instance. in the 1 cs f the 1h ‘ 1 : ; wr Pr a ae : oer os the! theo puch of sickness and smoothing the pil- At West River, Pictou, on the ith ultimo, Ann “as RAI DES ss A JT UEC. jand other Ont-buildings, together with A geod : _ — oe . c ee er nited States 10, redei prisoners and s:x-|, ~v Sliza e of James McLeod, and eldest dauvhter | F : : } GRIST hich drives ; ; : % . eine atual evinpathy can last if a colony urqte Hlomer, which was totally wrecked ai ; ac : : } ; , - yw of death, was yreater than N tpeleon at Eliza, wif of Ja u : MeLe ‘ i, and « cle . danuyiter ir Ww | : Id | A U QC T I O N h oa MILL, whieh drives 3 pairs of Stones, Cir- : ; co he a Ss Lo : uring last wiater, and the ete a aa ty-eight piecesotartillery. The Eederal logs 8 inet eekinn And. Tye a : _| of W. H. Hyde, of P. E. Island, aged 50 years | 2 SO} ry JU N, att ej cular and Jig Saws, Out Kiln, &e. The water i iz tha i a Deond mm fo tle a iti ’ fi f feaine Swatow, ee ee ae : ei ; | 4 iilz aun JOomas lloWayv, Wilio8se At Stanhope, onthe 4th altimo, aftera protracted - SUBSCRIBER'S RUC t on Sam | power is large and unfailing and th ° . ; on ‘ : Pik, Selkne | a +h, under exactly similar circumstances, in Kiiled and wound is small. During od's piationa the enniiial - bd i I ) 1 | SUBSCRIBER'S ROOM, Queen Sqnare, on | , ae et ane. we e situation for | i ry other y al i » Nhe AACUY Siuliar circumstances, 13 eats , “StiMaie MheGd.cines are SuDdUINZY C!s82a8es | illness which he bore with christian resignation. | sUsluess Ohne of the best in the Island ‘ Seat ; ety , ted nana . i campaign we lost but three locomotives and oo. : : ; : ; i NYT) | ; $i : . ; ve bas! culo y is but a grudginy : i Je ® mere A aceideut fon preservation ’ K 5 se . C = 1 " , : Ee a <r uw ey Ty type, in every fi irt of the habitable | Mr George Brodie, aged 60 years _ The decensed WIDNESDAY, tho let day of : Parties Wishing to view the Property can ebtain i grateful burden. We stould say, as Arg un destruction. AS soon as the Racehorse | Nineteen cars. ren sOMGS Wis in commu- rlobe, is more worthy of respect and honour! '!#8 left a wife and four small children to mourn | MARCH noxt i son, key of Mr. PB. Proad, adjoining Farm, and all is Moliere’s cori toe bia apothecary. Sj t ashore, the masts were cut away. and every | Bication with all parts of his army, and no|” a . 7 tS : } their very severe loss. ” = “9 information required, by applying to F. W. J apoth i t away, and every y; than ane warri } svar drow the sworn 7 ae : : : : : HR po » by applying te BF. W. Hales ‘ 4 e we roudra plus tempt made to hghter her and get her off | place ol any geographie tl or military impor- ™ © 'y warrior that ev oF th sword, At Danstaffuage, Lot 35, on the %th ultimo, in {at 11 o'clock, a. m, the following large and varied | Charlottetown, orto : " Mi y of . ever, unsy Pa a a ee tance fell is cs hk aa alt, the os i ; When Kossuth visited the United States he! «. sth vear of her age, Mary Ann, the beloved | assortment of Wares, viz :— WILLIAM DODD, Auctioneer . ‘ saful. sa t » e nt ‘ JOSSESSILO | > shes - a : . . “0 . « 2 ° I reatening for some tf Chere are f t i bl houses was des. gnated by one of the clergy as the; wife of Mr. Alexander Miller, leaving six young CASE NO. 1l— contaiving Prints, Winsevs Ch'town, Jan’y 30, 1865, { ere a = FOr Some e; tbe are rty-nine ICK HOUSE on the ; ” . ' sti dos. 2 mace » lone of an atfectior 2 Are ae : Sa “te oat 7 mci g connex I pa violence, and prevent- Railroad between this bite und Chatta oe **providential man Surely Protessor ee ee io ene ge of “eg Y Donist tke Checks, Tweeds, Black Cloths, B. & W. B. Thread, | I liroad betwee sc and Chattan , , ? u Monday, the 13th ultimo, Mr niel Dickie- | 4, ; . , ° : Cas , . re ; dette ae ea ake , } g loway, who has travelled over must parts of ee : ene “yey oy sy. | Chintz, Braces, Women’s striped Hose, Moleskine, | Farm for Sale . ‘ H j 1 en ot waren Sere wemtroyed. The train t world, bet i that | tS poy’ aged 82 years, an old aud respected inhabit :nt | Tk aade colored and checked Counterpanes, Stair 7 = a Lime ‘ w ¢ : Nothing remoine - . ne orid, Detter Geserves that titie. lof New on? oO ) ecense: rossessed Ce gs : i” : " nee @ . > , : = * 4 ‘ ’ ran from here to Chattanooga in eight davs ay : . {New Aunau, Lot 1). Db oer set nd by {#2d Kiddermister Carpets, Canvass, Printed Flan- | OR SA LE, by PUBLIC AUCTION 4 i A Z sie” ce ft t ) fasten (hemseives dow it bhatt ! N N ly) ene ral esta lishment in Lond n has b en; of that peare of mind which is only atlorded by ne] Shirt Needles, &e¢ &c if not previonsly dj lof} Pri a. ‘ . tie shr 2 + } yeele “ > . - - heis, rts, J aies, an be. { ot re , % , ok on, > S ‘ ~ ' ste giand MWMOus SeAS Cont ied to cig - : , \} . — : oe . i - 3 the fontal source of he ilth to millions of the 1e ¢ mis ilatious of the Gos] el. CASE !—Brok, Mutl & Juconet Muslin, Printed | I J GINPOSOG o ny rivate Sale,) s , 7 . at a pi - , hat next mor ¢. out | 2oUs vi ma the 7 a mphis and i iATleBton | mete 1. Bite weokoies, established tn avers At Charlottetown, on the 24th January, after an Pocket do, White Waxed Reels, Buttons, Laces, On Wednesday, the 15th February next, ‘ istors I i. + bata st strepet of 108 officers ae coe oe ; rou # betv > Stephenson an .; inteville, wityant town of the Ghivetbe. ave the p fe itiness of live days, Penis ms you pre st son, aieeal | Pine, Indian’ Rabber traces. Herent Ties, Cloth | at 1! o'clock, am, THAT 4 \LUABLE LEASE~ ‘ + neete . ¢ a a ; ‘ ll either did the » nidiu os en ’ ” four and a half years. On the 30th, after an ill- |. x iad a : 7 t ih , / HOLD FAR 2 : ; . _— band ewe yoouTs W i x try e su vors were found, the rest having perish-| WS Injurcd, neither did the road sustain the .s Duanesinaeee Wiek ie teas of i ' Saeed ca : , | Caps, Felt Hats, Cap Fronts, Dress Cans, Wool | HOL ARM now in possession of the sabscriber, ‘ = : ‘ . ES ISPENSARIES, at is true he ess of tive days srtha, youligest daughter, age } : y >: 3}, cas F ; : . a : ars j ited ier to se up tot cold and exhaustion, or having bee Hn swept slightest damage whatever. But eight Divoek- ; — oa } ; : ‘ > a M } j ue Pra\ : 6°" | Shawls, Hair Nets, Ribbons Regatta Shir.s, Hoop containing 9) xeres, 10 of which ure cleared aud in i i su . at f the decks Lhe survivors are t uc nand } ha s in all th ruids “ies Gesteoved pupularity of his medietnes in London, is | two years, clilaren of Mr. J C. Traverse | Skiris, ladies’ Handkerchiefs ;good heart. There is a house 25 x 35 on the ‘ ivors are i oni der, 1ouUses ] i He 3 ere ies yed. , , , . | . Tnomager s — . . : ce > es ™ p s t aT ‘ ; iad al e Paymaster, boatsw aud six sailor a { are nine hundred and forty four in a'l true dhroughout the world; for wherever ci- | CASE 3—Table Kuives,Jack Knives, W rapping | premises; a good Spring Of Water raps through the ‘ Peat oT Se . m ey SUG SIX Sdliors, Who bere are nine pundred ant rty lo 4 . ee 2 ~—_ Thi oo : : rhs ; cr i : hall Pisideclicde Us babine bo tha ince on nm ; A I y fou at vilization has penetrated, by land or sea,! Paper, & + &e, ’ farm. This farm 18 situated on the Whim Road, , ie by : a ae 2 SASING (0 tae ta maining Phe entire State of Tennessce, for the first Mpc y ail 7 Seems! | CASE 4- -Tweeds,Cloaking,Gray Cottons, Prints, | Lot 59, four miles from Montagne Bridve and only ‘ 4 ‘noe eon “ vat, and drifting aveut for thirty-six hours whet ' ' they are known ane appreeiated. ron | a as i ’ ; . e ae ig Ea . aes - i DOA yrs »wWhen! time during the war. has been thuryughly| (>. a : | Checks, ‘Tickings, Canvass, Casbins, Linings, Co-| six chaius from the Hon. Joseru Wicurman’s ‘ 4 t le pend e wh belongs ey were picked up by a Junk. On the morning cleaned ous and no rebels in art i one . Greenland to Terra del kuego — from the [wen Flannels, Jeans, &e , &e Saw aud Grist Mills ‘ Rieti é ble. and & to make aa-| alter the wreck HL. M.*s gunboat Insolent. accons- a. 4 ant aa. r b Mississippi to the Ganges — they are adver- CASE 5—j Cask Port Wine, | Hhd. Gin, 10 | ALSO ¢ % oe lefence, l ripe to take i thied DY a Freneh despatch Vessel, cruised tor a u's ue a oa ( y- I n psi a . eit a ayy tis od In every printed i inguage, and res rted The How York Prbene — : ™ Pres _ ~—— a : P x i 1 tle i great nations of the world, cousiderabie time in the neighbourhood, but did | SHiciatly infourd G r ee eee a hy races o! every name and coluur, as the | Drake’s Plantation Bitters are so universally used | CASE I1—Carpenters’ Rules, Compasses, Ham The STOCK and Farming Smplements, yiz:— Hittess ‘ ge aud a lowe kk i j it succeed iu picking up any others of the crew.” | ®"4 adds that the Sate must now k ep iv}. liable and prove ‘medics j li . : |mers, Tacks, Sparrables, &c., 1 Bbl. Paint Oil. | One Mare, 1 Cow, Two Sheep, dealt waleweatl ; i : " | self, as his army may suon be operating else-| OY Teeole Bad proven remedies tn ail tue | and have such an immense gale, is that they are al- CASE 13—Burgundy Piteh, White Lead, Black | Cute. Plougba, Sleiyks, ‘ ee he eit altuai A CONFEDERATE CATEC have r [ ‘ r phases of dis-a Pine leading medical p ways made up to the original standard, of bigbly | Paint, Brunswick Green, Red Paint, &c. 4 Cases | Harness, _ , Set Fauners, j "g Satheny the aunured of mi . é . LUE: 1 CATECHISM. wh ' riodiea ls « London and Bdibareh not only i Sperm Candles, Chests Tea, Bag Pepper, | Case | And sundry articles too numeroas to menti ial - sat hie sail: aati dias ; we Gen.’ Thadias’ sep-rb afmey is prenarine 1s * ian } aan z of only invigorating material and of pure quality, although oe N 8, , be rae P| ’ hsp ee " ention. % : ; ' ‘ Pr e Richmond Wi - shia I - At he except HoLtoway’'s PILLs AND OINTMENT from - y 2 | Ginver & Nutmege, | Case Mugne’s Sulpher, Cases! Texus—Sums ander £2, cash ; over £2 credit to ' ‘ ‘ has ere Can the ecroakers (says the Whig, afier | fF & new aggressive campaign. . Our new, . > ral denunciations of patent medi the prices have so largely advanced,” &e, | Reom Soap. November next on approved notes . : ’ Ge Bi : : : . ‘ tueir general Genunciations o atent medi- : | ’ i aa Xo ate ; : tre coat : r j oo Son " ting tees of Roman heroism, and esting | b88e WHl be upon the Tennessee River, pro- eines, but ungeservediy cozamend them. In Tae Uribuse just hits the nail on the head i row sh vaca ee Ot SALE POSITIVE i \j e at ht ieee? oe . © yabl ¢ at : at rt, a sma . wo i M Bait q : : tied / | ; . i ie, Suipher, e ee eal 5 ue ‘ ‘ ‘ mera the Virginia Legislature alter it } , : * ; ' : 5" Hees r : *l short, if we ure to believe the concurrent; The Plantation Bitters are not only made of pure CASE 38—Dressing Combs, Clothes, Mair & | Il. J. RNODES. hattie of ind . » ethene Rew SIppl, iz u “aD niles port ol ivrence : : > > ' J a ‘ Soest , oy =? ate @ 7 > . " r e is anne Catnden during the Revolution) rt a ; : a ii \ a ' : £ ita mony of all nations, Professor Holloway | material, but the people are told what it is. The ae x oa ecm eet ae anet eed F. P. NORTON, Auctioneer. ; 1 balf eubmissionises, who are makine his i Gey @ Waslivilie uo nuch Of Is), Ce ; — on ta a ae : j . Slax, Aw ades, borax. Boxes Soap, Cosme-| Whim Road, 28th January, 1865 ‘ e Eogiand wil shies ! ; has do mo te ameiivrate human sulf r-/ Recine shed aro vach Buttle, and the|!.. : . : | ™ ag, Ol Janblury, . vit and day hideous ar sand us, with t aie Vast im} Or ance. The military eye Wilt ata ne and rob the erave of ¢ ctitae thani:ar . oe publi , : Seer ange oe ss a i — a ene he ate oe Ink eo wiieneilipecieinnstilaonting a —meiesliliii lm cra f e+" nea “Ot nN @® maocnificenca ar oe y " ~ a “Ss are ni > C size. Af pas re Suap, vilOwWway 8 } ane i ent. xtent ! T — ? redictions of evil, think of scenes like these, | z'ance comprehend ¢ magnifi em PP?! ches weamiact eee ccs a ees kon vottles are not redacec in siz e aty ee cee Siete eae m. — Liv LRPOOL TRADER. eat Mell Alia obs neelyes? Whar | *ttength of the situation of tne Northwest WwW ‘ il ' - imitations and counterfeits have sprun up. They sa + ‘ ’ ro Sia, Saleem, Syrups, Fitts, Tom eae Clipper Bark “ UNDINE.” : , - ’ ’ , eM ENCINBCL VES £ ral 6 : : : : mer age +e bave unquestionable authority |. . A Sums &C., we. per by ie NE,” ] f snd “ » ther hume te sccumolis tela oe Florenee, Tuscumbia, Inka and Corinth are : mee : i . ~ iuipose upon the people once and that’s tke last of The above Goods were imported fro TDON! >? Lawrence ICKt ande 8 mplish by their colelu fur ssying that his eentral office in London . ‘ Pook imported from LONDON | . « tam, Commander, { ‘ sited $ imentatious 2? Was a eountry ever suv: d iil in our pos-ession. and the teleégray howl) | =e ; ‘. aa th SAE ats Ta them. per Bark * Lotus’ last autumn, and ure now ordered will sail from the above Port on ‘ is “eple ewer treed 7 e€ mm operation between these piaces this oe ee ee ee ee ee eee ie > . >° 7 : tor positive sale withont reserve SATURDAY, the Ist day of APRIL . eee nt ae nee Sew eens’ chil Wtiieda ie -cotm@unication will | (208eand pous Is’ worth of his medicines!| The Plantation Bitters are now used in all the | WILLIAM DODD, Auctioncer- | HEXt._ ) : : pune ie a Tf 4 . 1. was ey ae great ever accom- oe i. . ji fe r : — vee statistics of the cures effected by their Government Hospitals, are recommended by the Charlottetown, Feb. 6, 1805. M ae rising to have Goods early in the + . — sted he eroakine ar ePiatnine as _ speedadily tuisaw, is *ive us a ** it : > ‘ : pee ee ee ee ee re op , So se , . . , si dlins ! ¥ Cr ing and groaning, and sigh i ad » M a ‘ : a : means cannot, of course, be ascertained ; best physicians, and are warranted to produce an . ve 2 Vreis i 7 aa oe antes Chor by this ship. ; r, and playing the Jimmy Dismal in all irs | Of tereitury with Mewphis om the mght and t, irdging from the facta within our o« : 7 vi i wat +] + 1] or Freight or passage please apply in Liverpool ' 5 ‘ : 7 ; ; sel and Chattancoes and Kaoxsille Gn the left » JU aging i rh \ WItKID OF WO) immediate beveficial effect. Facts are stubvorn Jes rons u uv ei lon to Messrs. Joseru Pore & Co., Tiafiord Chambers i us f the Z meee SAG Bepycia f . What good ean it do? 2 1 ns , at Uh 4 et¢ ....| limited sphere of observation, we should say cee * * | or here to JAMES C. POPE, ' , . i t , : ‘ me init stop the march of the enemy 8 legions? co heard if n Livod " : that | 7 tek ees ordinary aéarte volame:eould ‘eon: thing a a : : 2 } G RAND MILITARY BALL wil be | Chitown, Jan’y 23, 1855. RWIP't “in - st dalent ‘ » ’ i : trons o! his army passed t} ugh Jacinto a a. . ed owe y 2 - : : SS slaleen er 4 prepared An 16 GaleRie @ Sewer 2: Cas it duvide s ens} OP eee ere % 7 »@P"\ tain the reeurd. Surely the diseoverer and T owo much to you, for I verily be given in the DRILL ROOM, on . . orgs ke os : at ao long ae vc sgn? Can it redeem the curreney ? Can it! bien, on the Mobile and o moO road, and philanthr ypist who bh us ace vim plis ied such | lieve the Piantation Bitters have saved my life. WIDNESDAY EV sy NG tl Spring Ship from Liverpool, ‘ ' wid so long us ‘ ipply the place of men? Cui no—what| that he wae making w : oP he I - Fak results may, without arrogance, be styled a KEV, W. li, WAGGONER, Maarid, N. ee v ,* ~ a c “me ag | 1RGS5 \ lt : \ for boom a the use of it? Is it any satisfaction ty '9 the direction of Okalona, Murs. The ci ieiaien chained Chi Te 2 oa 8h Feby. instant, THE X =>. . - ' n VENA 42 ——CUlMicage etc. ‘ ‘ > é : So “ - »« ’ ore ? 16 lies ake a whole community as miserable, as | T4tiroad is cut south of him, and he is with- us - “se 2 Thou wilt seud me two bottles more under the auspices of the MILITARY SCHOOL wad R Seemed i eo L ee ! . wing be a is : ; : ; a , . le » imneeeen aed > f ind 7 a a cs i" i SP is it ; sues PRASER ommander, wi ; . i . ' , spondeat, as dismal us you are yourself 7— | 0Ul Fuliroad = i - legrapliic ¢ MnMUBIca Gn Hottowsy's Pitus.—No medicine ean sur- | of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly | Galbraith’s Quadrille Band has been engaged for | svil from the above Port, for CHAR se San ro ni s there ne manliness ieft in you? Are you irum aoy point of the compuss. puss these Pills in their purifying and curative! benefitted ly their use. ne _ eh leet ai ‘ ie eee eet the t ashame ike yours a& ®8nectacle os powers over ever the . a : ae aan) dish 4 eo BIECSM URLS Wilt UC Served cu-ing the evening Sb day © hk or Frei; o ol : med t > make yourself a pectacle : —_— ; powers over every orgat vs tue body. Stoma hy Tuy friend, ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pu.”’ at moderate charges. | Passage apply to inca. William Stew: rt £ Co, w wn to vt ' nd atye-word? Are you not aware that Lorp Waterrorp’s Last Exptorr. — One liver, lungs, heart aud kidaeys soon display sub- - iat ; | ¢ sad. “ealleed Sivnathiten seenie dames Geo \ at w i ee o . ‘ : nee } d : to their tnledneebY whisk alr dsenee of . ; lickets—For a Lady and Gentleman. 3s: single | 1 and 2, ‘Teaflor ambers, South John Street, whe t j j aetitiment were ¢ we very W — turn up their noses in scorn of the last practical jokes played by my poor | J a ey ne , ? wha 4 pu mecas 80 +o? * I have been a great sufferer from tickets 2s 3d each, which ean be had at the Storeg | Liverpool; in Charlottetown, to ‘ pa wi r Sentitaent ver interest | ta **s0-cailea ” man who, in the houg of his| dear friend, [ believe, was performed in Pie-| ‘ese organsare at a pas W ekohea eee Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching. * * * of W. R. Watson and Theoph. DesBtisuy, Esqrs ,| In C. OWEN & CO. ; ‘ a + an ‘ Loe ‘Aa neae sn ee ee cai oe i Battin a ae ‘ md every funetion ts healthfully performed; the! —* : : pie per . ndereiahed Cedtidiiiedl ¢_.” | Junnary 23, 1865. 4 4 »oure, Mut to ga yar in ry danger. can do ; athuay Dut groan} cadilly : , gentle _ ot 7 medical pro- Hisestion tb, bY Levit infidsed vi improved that, [he Plantation Bitters have cured me. | a ‘Se no D SB i 7, Cuai . hat | — : j ared 1 order te remain J} wd mean and make everybedy more miser-} fession hac stopped to attend a patient, and ” cc, ee er oe ret ore : | . i mata tne saa aha ia — OrES- : ent) aurdian, . Se f ’ t ¢ - a | scarcely any feud disagrees; acidily and flatulence | REV.J.5. CATHORN, Rochester, N. Y. | tae sana 7 Paes i r , ets ee OOF Mnerres aS © * toour cbie than they otherwise would be? These) lett a rather old-fashioned cabriolet —or what! ™ nf oe oh mG ie be ~ san Aa. een . 2 ’ | & ‘ . a min, Dike Bap. 4 Library Books . ) put our whole strength «ut tw protect! croakers, these eternal prophet oe se days was called a= Mow d'ye do?) Ws are checked: nausea and biliousuess disap | os DOA) VOLUMES NEW BOOKS, suit ‘ I lt bg h what Mr. Corde roakers, these eternal prophete of evil, these| in those days was called a s0W @ Je Go pear; firmness is given to every muscle, andtone| “* * * Send us twenty four dozen more of “© J. McFarlane, LZ bl i“ } d Club Lit se i vat i8 very much iat Mr rdwel eiaiasitiidiaie a wa a i a ee -s ie ; : ee ’ " = ‘ vite’ | : : i ee é avie tor School an u ibrari * : i Sif is wpon these pried pees tiuat } bua . it ; “ 7 se aid rr 2 rs vi B.) Ba _ mane vd , : en " we wm. Qnee " me every Meres the mind becoules exhilirated, your Plantation Bitters, the popularity of which are Ge er Allan. } sale very ti ap Ap ly to 1. Me NEILL - . : ? ~ ; Tey ee — ' i) do see Gear i ine wily nre ¢ he se >( lackete : ~ rhi et ¢ iv- lt a oht age ie cheer _ . oe iliti: icers ¢ r i Aas ; ee gpl vs “tr meee pared to maintam ber Colowia! Eupice. 1d who : e¢ pair in ey ry hing, are tie} op a ut ° red jacketed lad ws o getal ind the theughts b come chee riul. Tuese won- laily increasing with the guests of our house. r. $.—Militia Ollicers and Volunteers will please | Supt. Reading Room. si 4 ‘uree of the community. Many of them! ing 'y holding herses in the aysence of any | deriul Pills correct dyspeptic habits; whether | j appear in Uniform. Ch’town, Jan. 16, 1865 ,