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te Mr. Wittsam Leruray, of Wilmot
Creek, disposed of 2687 weight of Pork,
on Wednesday last, for which he received
5d per lb.—John Lefurgy, Esq., being the
purchaser, This was» very large quan-
tity of pork for one farmer raise, but we
believe that it pays well. We wonderthat
more of our farmers do not turn their at-
tention to the raising of all kinds of stock,
when the markets and prices are so good.
We heard a farmer say the other day that
nothing paid better than raising sheep, and
no doubt Mr. Leturgy will say the sume of
hogs.

ta" We never have seen more shipping
at the whuris than there is at present, At
the wharf of J. L. Holman, Esq., there are
no less than five square-rigged vessels, and
two or three at Queen's wharf, all loading
and bound for the Old Country.

te A great many complaipts have
reached us lately from Lot 16, of the irre-
gularity with which the mail bag tor th
place is delivered. Who's fault is this?
We hope it will be looked into and re-
medied immediately,

te Last night we had a heavy gale
accompanied with frost and snow. Some
three or four inches of snow is now on the
ground,

tar Tur Brig Zuleika, Finlayson, master,
arrived here from Liverpool, on ‘Tuesday

Jast, with a general cargo.

Be Captain Jimes Moore, formerly of
Lot 49, met witha very serious accident while
taking in a number of grave stones at Shediac,
ntew days ago. By some mismianigement
he unhappily got his hand entangled in tie
anachinery’ connected with the crane on the
whart. On his return here, Dr. Price found
it necessury to amputate two of his fingers.

p@™ A paragraph in the last Jonrnal, in-
formed the public that the ‘* Ladies Beneyo-
lent Society in Summerside in connection
with St. Mary’s Episcopal Church,” among
other charitable acts, had * relieved three
Presbyterian families.” ‘his is, no doubt,
the fact. ‘There is, however, another fact
connected withthe above, which the paragraph
referred to did not publish to the world, viz:
that Presbyterians and other denominations,
as well as Episcopalians, contributed to the

funds of this Society, which was understood |

by the former at the time of its inaugeration,
“not to be in connection with any particular
Church.”—Com.

pa Tanurenast Conosrn Peter Drs-
Brisay Srewann late of the Royal Artillery,
Adjutant General of this Island, died this
morning—Noy. Ist—at Spring Park, the re-
sidence of his son-in-law, ‘Vheopliius Des-
Brisay, Esq- The deceased geutleman was
the son of Charles Stewart, isq., formerly
Her Majesty's Attorney Geueral of this Is-
Jand, and was born in Charlottetown, in |
In the year 1799—when but fourteen years of
aye—he received & Commission in Ifer Ma-
jesty’s service, as Ensign, and in that year
did duty in the old Barracks in this city. In
1807 ha took part inthe expedition against
Copenhagen. In yarious parts of the world
he served his country as an officer in the Ar-
tillery. and, in that service, subsequently at-
tained the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Short-
ly after his promotiou, Lieut. Colonel Stewart
sold out of the service, and returned to his
native Island. ‘The deceased will be deeply
regretted by all his acquaintances. fis kindly
disposition rendered him a general favorite,
and he hever appeared more happy than when
engaged in acts of kindness.—Jslander.

From L, J. Racine, Esq.

of La Minerve. Montreal, ‘ Having experi-
enced the most gratifying resu ts fromthe use
of Dr Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, Lam
induced to express the great confidence which
T have in its.gfficacy, For nine months Iwas
most cruelly afflicted with a severe and obsti-
nate cough, ompanied with acute pain in
the side, which did not leave me summer or
winter. ‘Che symptoms increased alarmingly,
and so reduced was I that t could walk bata
few steps without resting to recover from the
pain and fatigue which so slight an exertion
occasioned At this juncture I commenced
taking the Balsam, from which [found imme-
diate relief, and after having used tour botdes
I wis completely restored to health, 1 hads
also used the Balsam in my family andi d-
ministered it to my children with the happiest
resuits. Lamsure that such Canadians as
use the Balsam can speak in its favor, It i-
a preparation which has,only to be tried to be
acknowledged as the Pemedy par excellence,
GRACE'S GELEBRATED SALVE

Works like magic on Sores, Burns, Cuts.
Wounds, Chilblains, Chapped Hands, Infla-
mation, &c., taking out the soreness, and
healing the parts in a very short time,

* GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE,
Amusnurr, Mass, Ocr 18, "63
Mr, Grace—Dear Sir :—Maving been af-
flicted grievously for several weeks with ase-
vere abscess upon any side, T used several
remedies for its cMtdication without receiving
any relief, until L applied your Salve, which

effected a speedy and pe ent cure. I
therefore feel happy to certify my confidence
in its virtues.

Yours with respect,
’ JAMES DEAN,
I certify to the above statement.
ILS Duarnons, M.D.

» Prepared by SETI W. FOWLE & SON,
18 ‘Tremont Boston. and for sale by Druggists
generally. W-. KR. Watson General Agent
for P. FE. Island [Oct 24

Mrs. A. AJlen’s Worlds Hair Restorer and
Zylobulsalum ot Worlds Hair Dressing are
unequalled, and so acknowledged by all who
asethem for restoring, invigorating an-
dressing the hair, r2ndering it soft, silky and
glossy,und disposing it to remain in any desid
red position; quickly’ cleansing the scalp, ar-
resting the taiji and in varting a healthy and
natural color to the hw. ‘Lhey never fail to
westore grey hair to ity original youthful col-
vor. ‘They uct directly uport the roots of the
thair giving the natural nowsishment required,
No lady’s toilet is complete without the Zylo-
balsamum or hair dressing. Tt cleanses the
hair and imparts to ita most de lightfnl frag-
arance, and is suited to both youn ¢ and old,

‘The Restorer Reproduces. The Mair
Dressing cultivates and beautifies. ,

If your hair isthin try it, sf scurty try it,
if harsh try it, if lustreless try it, if none of
these try it, for all who use it will pre verve
their hair through life. Ivor sale by all Drug-

nr

At the Manse, on the Sist ult, by the Rev
W R Krame, Mr Robert Summers, to Miss
Mary Azo Dunning, both of New London,
South.

} ;

Hird.

Jonsemption, at his brother's rasidence,
Irishtown, New London, on Sth Oct last, after
n severe illness, Jolin Ready, in his 20th year.
Deceased was much esteemed for his quiet
and kind disposition, which gained for him the
respect of all who knew him.—K. 1 2.

In Charlottetown, at the residence of her
father, onthe 26th October, much beloved
and deeply regretted by a numerous circle of
friends, Hetun, eldest daughter of Vice-Ad-
miral Bayfield.

LL persons indebted /t
must pay at his placer
their houses, ae it will be cNle

days,
ALEXA
New Tondon, nov. 7, 1867.

pe aes
Auction—G, Ti, M¢Kay
Auction—Benj. Mills
Auction—George Anderson
1867 Fall 1867—L, Vickerson
Notice of Re moval—Thomas Kelly
Notice—J. D, Stewart
Notice—Richard W. Tremain
Notice—Wm. Schurman
Notice—Thomas Hall
Final Notice—W. G, Strong
Money Lost—James Humphrey
Boat Adrift—-M. MeFarlane
Rents. Rents. Rents—J. 2. Bourke
New Goods—D. Rogers
Canada Flour—D. Rogers

1867 FALL
NEW FALL

AND

WINTER GOODS!

VANHE Subscriber thankful for past
ve to announce that

favors begs ]

GENTRAL STREET,

his Stock of

Fall & Winter

@OOD8,.
which he offers at the usual low rates.
L. VICKERSON.

Central-st, Summerside, noy. 7, 18

.
CANADA FLOUR!
EMI UNDERSIGNED is always in a po-
sition to supply his customers with the
best sort of CANADA FLOUR and MEAL,
D. ROGERS,

Summerside, Noy. 7th, 1867.

Notice of Removal,
THOMAS RRLLY,

Barris ter-u-Law, Notary Pub-
lic, ies F

Il4s REMOVED HIS OFFICE to the
CLIFTON HOUSE, Water Street, Summer-
side, where in future he may be consulted on
all matters pertaining to his profession,
rerside, noy. 4, 1867. Li

Notice.

A LO persons indebted to the subscriber by
tk Note of Wand, Bgok Account, or other-
wise, are requested t © notice that all
debts remaining unpailfter the 25th day of
THIS MONT, will POSHively be sued for
without any further notice

J. D.STEWART,
Bedeque, nov. 7, 1867, si*

A
Notice.

TPANTILS indebted to GEORGE PROC-
AL ‘POR, Blacksmith, Mill River, are hereby
‘notified to make immediate payment. of their
respective accounts to the undersigned, as by
sninent this day registered inthe
Deputy Prothonotary’s offic » Eleanor
lhe alone is authorised to 1 nd give re-
‘ceipts for the same,
| Allamounts not settled before the 15th of.
| DECEMBER next will be sued for.
RICHARD W.'PREMAIN.

Zin Margate.
Notice.
persons indebted to Mr. JOHN

A CAIRNS, Bedeque, by Note of Hand,

in respect of his sale in November, 1866, are
hereby requested t y the same to the sub-
seriber, he being g sed to receive it.

WM. SCHURMAN,

Spring Farm, nov. 7, 1867. Yi

Notice.

ie subscriber hereby notifies all persons

indebted to him to eallamd settle their
Accounts on or before thi hof NOVEM-
BUT instant, as all amowtts aining unpaid

after that date will be sfled fo e
THOMASTILALL,
Machine Shop.
3i

Summerside, nov. 7, 1867.

‘ .
Final Notice.
FEMIE subscriber hereby notifies all
indebted to him that unless they pay t
Accounts, in full, before the 80th NOVIEM-
BER instant, he will be compelled to enforce
the payment thereof by Livy.
W.G. STRONG.
Im

Bedegue, noy. 4, 1867.

lvioncy Lost!
OST, on Tuesday last, in Summerside, or
4 on the Road leading fyoyn Summerside to
Margate, $12 in) paper nt y. The tinder
will be rewarded by leavingNt at the Joursar
Ollice, or with the subscriber?
JAMES HUMPHREY.
Masgate, nov. 7, 1867. li

Boat Adrift,

DICKED up, on thef6th October last, a
KEEL BOAT. he owner can have
her by proving prope nd paying expen-

ses, on application to

M. McFARLANE.
~ Bedeque, nov. 7, 1867. 3i*

Rents. Rents. Rents.

Good Crops, Good Prices, and
no Lxeuse for Tenants.

TMG Subscriber, as AGENT for the under-

mentioned Proprietors, begs to inform
the Tenants, that he will meet them at the
following times and places, to reccive their
respective RENTS—

On TUESDAY, the 12th of November next,
he will meet the ‘Penants of Joun S. Mac-
Doxanp, Usq., of Canada, on Lo ts also
the ‘Tenants of Miss M » McDonarp. of
Paris, on Lots 86 and 85 NNEN’S, ‘Ten

Ss

Mile House, St. Peter's

On WEDNESDAN, the Mth of November
yvext, he v ill meet the ‘Tenan of Lory Hen-
ney Viscount Metvinie, of Eddiburgh, Seot-
land, at ALEXANDER McKAYS, DeSable,
Lot 29.

His Lordship’s Tenantry on Lot 53 will pay
their Rent at the Agent's Office at Lot 49,

On THURSDAY, the 21st of November, he
will meet the Tenants of Messrs. THomsoys’s
of Belfast, Ireland, at NOONAN’S, Centre-
ville. Bedeque.

Tloping that all will be prepared to mect
early at the time and places above mentioned,
as all delinquents will most assuredly be sum-
marily dealt with, as such are his instructions,

J. R. BOURKE,
Agent of the above Proprietors.

Mill View, Oct. 11y 1867. [nov7
CANADA FLOUR.
Sch. SEA BIRD f MONTREAL,
125 Bbls. Fresh Groun@"No. 1 FLOUR,

76 do do. do, White and Yel-
low CORNMEAL.

For sale low.

Ex

JAMES L, IOLMAN.
British & American Louse
Summerside, Oct. 10, 1867,

ew Advertisements this Day |

LONS.

ala ne we

AUCTION..

‘P10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on MON-
DAY, the 10th of Novempen next, at 11
a.m ,the FARM now in possession of JAMES
McKAY, South West River, New London,
Lot 20, consisting of 80 scres of LAND,
About 50 acres are cleared, and the principal
part has lately been manured with mussel
mud, ‘The remainder‘is covered with hard-
wood,

The Farm is Ming op South West mus-

sel beds, where abundance of mussel mud
ean be had at all seasons of the year.

—AL80— ;
1 mare, 8 years old, 2 pigs, one cart, 1

plough, 1 set harrows, cart harness, 1 stack

outs, 4 tons hay, a quantity of straw, &e., &e.
GEORGE Ii. McKAY, Auct.
Clifton, New London, Oct 31, 1867.

AUCTION !
Stock, Crop, &c.

TENO be sold by AUCTION, on the premises
of Mr. Wnenny Harvey, lot 17, Linklet-
ter Road, on

Thursday, 14th Nov., inst.,
at 11 o'clock, a.in.,

18 sheep, 2 horses, 1 cow, 1 pair oxen, 6 pigs,

1 light waggop#1 trick do.,1 cart, 1 plow,

1 pair harrog’ se Jib

sleigh, 2 5

vig harness, 1 sett cart

ollars, backbands, and traces,

ins hay, 5 do. straw, a quantity
of hardwagod at the door, 1 cooking stove
and hougehold furniture, Poultry and
other articles,

ALSO—1 breeding mare, 6 years old, with
foal; 1 new cart, iron axle, 1 ridi ig saddle, 1
light waggon.

TERMS—AlIl sums under 20s Cash, over

approved joint notes of hand,

i BENJ. MILLS, Auct.
Nov. 7, 1867,

“AUCTION | ©

Farm, Stock, Implements Xe,

Te be sold by AUCTION, on TUESDAY
next the 12th inst., at 11 o'clock, a. m.,

Blacksmith, Mill River, the following articles,

viz :—

1 Mare 7 years old, 1 Iforse, 1 Cow, 1 Heifer
14 year old, 10 Sheep, 6 Pigs, 1 Wood
Plough, 1 sett Uarrows & whipple Trees,
2 Wood Sileighs, i Box do., 1 set Waggon
Harness, 1 set ‘Truck Harness, 1: riding
Saddle, 2 Collars, 2. pair hames, 1 Back
Band, 1 pdir Chain ‘Traces, 1 large ship

yaid Boilgr.

‘ lacksinith’s Tools, 1 set large
eof Potatocs, 3 stacks

Straw, ay, one-third share of a
Mud , 2 lot of Shovels, Forks,
lloes, an her articles too numerous to
mention

Also, the WARM on which the said GEORGE
PROCTOR, now resides, consisting of 72
acres of Leaschold Land, 385 acres clear and
ina good state of cultivation, the balance
covered with hard and soft wood. The Farm
has a frontage on the river of 80 chains, with
anabundance of mudin the immediate vicinity,
for manure.

20s a credit until the Ist November, 1868.
‘Terms for the Farm made known at sale,
Sale positive! No reserve! :

GEORGE ANDERSON,
Auctioncer,
New London, Noy 5, 1867.

and Crop.
AUCTION !

TINO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the
premises of Mr, Joun Ramsay, Lot 17,

on THURSDAY, the 2lst NOVEMBER next,

commencing at Il o'clock, a.m. -—

3 Lorses, 1 Col&4 Milic Cows, 4 Heifers, 3
yeurs old, 2 Calves, 25 Sheep, 20 tons
Hay, 10 tons Straw, 50 bush. Wheat, 800
Bush. Oats, 20 bush. Bugkwheat, 350 do,
Potatoes, 20) bush. ley, 200 bush,
‘Turnips, a quantity oP@lover seed, L box
Cart, L ‘Track, 1 Wyfgo&\2 Plows, lpr.
Ilarrows,1 Horse Rake,1 jatinting Sleigh,
2 wood Sleighs, 2 setts cart Harness, |
Scufler, Scythes, Rakes, Poultry and
other articles. ‘ '

—ALSO—

The pleasently situated property known as
“Shinady Point Farm,” containing 84 acres
of excellent LAND, ina high state of cultiva-
tion, and principally fenced with cedar.
There are on the premises a comfortuble
DWELLING HOUSEK, 25 x 85, anda DARN
30 x 40 feet, with aa good well of water and
abundance of mussel muda few yards from
the front. ‘I'he whole property is subject to
the Nominal Rent of three pounds currency
per annum,

par? ‘Terms liberal at Sale.

WM. BEAIRSTO, Auct.

Oct 29th, 1867

iy AL? A}
NEW GOODS.
FYNIE Subscriber has just received. per

Undine and Zuletka trom GREAT
BRITAIN, Lady Elgin trom MONTREAL,
and Annie Laurie from BOSTON, the bal-
ance of his Fall Importation, consisting in
part of

Doiled & Raw Oil,
White Lead Colored Paints
Olive Oil Glass and Patty
Zinc, Crockeryware, Sait, Iron & Steel
Bufliloe Robes Kerngene Oil
ILats and Caps i
Glassware Toba

Brooms, Pails, &’Pubs,

‘Turpentine Candfes

Rope Starch

Salt Plow Metals
Vinegar Tron and \-teel
Springs and Axles — Cheese

Nails Dye Stuffs

# Chain for Mud Diggers.

And a yaricty of otier GOODS, which, to-
gether with former importations, comprise a
very large and well selected STOCK OF
MERCHANDIZE; and having been bonght
in the best markets and upon the very best
terms, will be sold as low as any others intl e

market,
DAVID ROGERS.

Summerside, Noy. 7, 1867, y

FALL ARRA

GEMENT
CESS OF WALES
will leave CHARDQTTETOWN, for
SUMMERSIDE and SHEDIAC, for the re-
mainder of the season, at EIGHT o'clock in
the MORNING—every FRIDAY MORNING
—instcad of the Evening, as heretofore.
: __ FB. W. HALES, S.N. C,
Char'town, Noy. 1, 1867. _

NIE STEAMER 2,

JAID VOR WIT
| HOUSE,” Sunyierside. -
CAIAS. C. GARDINER,

S, at the “EUREKA

Summerside, Sep. 5, 1867, ur

ating sleigh, 1 wood) —

20s a credit until the Ist November, 1868, on|

on tag premises of Mr GEORGE: PROCTOR, |

TERMS—AI sums under 20s Cash, over

j farms in Prince Edward Island Js
well stocked orchard of apples and other init)

SUMMEKSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1867.
RUC?

NOTICE!
‘
\ NEREAS by virtue of a Deed of Ie-
lease and Assignment made and Exe-
cuted the 2Ist day ot OC'T., inst., and duly
filed and registered in the proper offices in
this Island, WM. B. DAWSON, late of
Charlottetown, ‘Tanner, hath released, assign-
ed, teansferred, and conveyed to the under-
signed all his real and personal Estate in
Prince Edward Island, and all Debts and sums
of money and securities therefore due and
owing unto him, as well as all the personal
Estate and Effects belonging to, and all debts
and sums of money and securities therefore
due and owing to GEORGE NICOLL, late of
Charlottetown, Shoemaker, which had been

by him assigned and conveyed to the said

Williim B. Dawson, by a certain Deed of
Assignment duly registered, upon certain
Trusts, and for certain purposgs, in the said
first mentioned Deed of Assigf4iment expres-
sed, This is to notify all sons indebted
to the said W. DB. Dawsoy, the said
George Nicoll, whether by Book Account,
Notes of Hand, Judgments, or otherwise,

| that the several sums due fromi them respec-

tively, must be paid forthwith, (o Messrs.
Artery & Davius, Solicitors, who have been
duiy authorised to receive and give receipts
for the sue; and all persons to whom tic
said W. 1. Dawsor
to furnish their claims and Accounts duly
ittested to the suid Messrs, Alley & Davies,
forthwith.

Dated at Charlottetown, this 25th Oct., ‘67.
THOMAS DAWSON,
RICHARD HEARTZ,
‘THOMAS ALLEY,

“NOTICE!

PPAHE debtors of REUBEN 'TUPLIN, jun,,

fimediate payment of their resyective debts
to the subscriber, as Assignee of Mr ‘Tuplin's
Estate, orto his agent Mr. W. Tuesaiy,
at Margate.

All umounts unpaid after the first day of
Uecember next, will be sued fur to close up
the Estate,

The creditors of the
notified that those accepting
of the Assignment in satiséftyion of their
demands must do so on oxtfCtore Me fifth day
of December next, by signing the Deed to
that effect, which now lies with the said R.
W. ‘remain, for execution by the assenting
creditors,

Creditors not assenting as above will be
debarred from the benefit of the assignment,
in declaring dividends,

GhO, ANDERSON,
Assignee.
Margate, Oct 5, 1867—Gm ex3i islém [Oct 3

Notice.

hereby
* provisions

sons indebted to him for the servic

ber next, in order to saye ble,
All persons indebted
“ Morgan” over due now

time will be sued for.
W. W. WALKER.
Near St. Eleanor’s, 28, 1867, di*

Leasehold Property

For Sale.

of the flourishing settlement of BEDEQUE,
in the immediate vicinity of its Churches,
Sehool-houses, and Stores, consisting of 48
acres of Land, 85 acies of which are cleared
and in a superior state of cultivation, and the
remuinder covered with a mixture of hard and
soft Wood. ‘There are on the property a well
finished Barn 80 x 40, and a Dwelling House
24x15. ‘This farm has a frontage upon two
roads, and is within two miles 9f mussel beds,
This property is just the\th} black
smith, joiner, or mechanic
percent of the purchase
quired down, and the refnainder as may be

agreed upon.
For further particulars apply te the sub-
seriber at his residence, Mount Stow F;
ISAAC SCHURMAN.

Speculators !

IE Subscriber offers for Sale, the under-

mentioned Property, in one lot, or in

any part, at a great bargain, and on the most
liberal terms,—

1, That well-known MILL SITE and
FARM, in FREE LOWN, Lot 25, formerly
known as Keete’s Bridge, on the Wilmot
River S@eam, with a secured right to over-
flow. This valuable property is situated only
6 iniles from Summerside, on the main road,
and consists of 50 acres of FREEHOLD
LAND, of an excellent quality; about one-
halfis clear, and the remainder can be made
ready for ploughing at a trifling cost. An
excellent crop of wheat was taken from it
this season, and twelve acres of it are latd
down with grass. ‘There is a large quantity

of building stone and linggstone (to what
extent is not known) on theYpemises,
2. About 50 acres of LEASEMOLD LAND,

on Lot 19, held for 999 yeurs at Is cy. per
acre. Itis about two miles from the above
Site. is covered with a heavy growth of spruce
tirjuniper and hard wood, No better lumber
can be found on the Island than there is on
this furm.

3. About 180 acres of LAND on Mill's Point
furmerly known as Knowland’s Voint. 75
acres are held in Freehold, and the remainder
under lease for 999 years at Ls cy. per acre—:
one-ninth added. About 150 acres of it are
on Lot 18, remainder on Lot 19, all under
one fence; thera is about 120 acres clear
from stumps; besides two large marshes,
This property fronts on Richmond Bay, In-
dian River, and Barbara Weit. — It requires
no praise, as it is well known {9 be one of the
best wheat and root growing and stock raising
There isa

The buildings require a
littleimprovement. 50 acres of the land could
be suwn to wheat the coming Spring; there
was a large quantity of grass sced sown last
spring; andthere is a large quantity of mussel
mud and sea weed on the front of the farm.
It is a splendid place for fishing and fowling.

A good title of the above property ean be
given, ‘he terms will be very easy, and made
known on application. ‘Lhe above property
if not sold in a short time by private sale will
be offered at Auction, of which due notice
will be given.

The sole object of the subscriber in selling
out is th it he intends to return to England to
his old friends.

The quality of limestone on the Mill’s Point

trees on the tiurm.

and the Bay and River can be seen on Baker's
Map. ‘Itis a good place for loading.

Further particulars made known on appli-
cation at the Journal Office, or to the owner,

WILLIAM T, MILL.
Grove Park, Mill's Point, } Isl tf

Lot 18, Oct 31, 1867
is the time to subseribe

NOW

s indebted, are requested}

of Margate, are hereby notified to make | 7

TENE subscriber hereby notifies all per-

of the Horse * Prince Edward,” to make
payment on ov before the 28th of Noyem-

im for the Horse
yO yeirs, ure
required to make payment on or before
the above date, as all unpaid after that

TAMIL Subscriber offers for sale a valuable
Leasehold FARM, situated in the centre

ASAT ISTUG) Oct eo 1m. #10 Boga
A good chance for datidts rd!
Stolen,

Son

S

Farm is described in Sutherland's Geography |

‘t

to the Journal—only $1 a year.

| To all Concerned!
| Oa Subseriber wishes to inform the young
j ladies and gentlemen in Sammersice,

| that there will be A M ‘IN held in the
| Store formerly occupied by Waugh & Bro.,
| near the residence of MF cnman, on

FRIDAY, the 8th inst., at the hour of 8 o'clock
p.in.,for the purpose of organizing A NIGHT
SCHOOL. Yerms 12s. Gd. per quarter, in
advance,

D. A. CAMERON,
Summerside, Nov. 7th, 1867. li

Tea Meeting.

ILE LADIES in connection with the
PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION
at SUMMERSIDE have made arrangements
for holding a PUBLIC ‘TEA in the DRILL
SHED here during the Christmas Holidays.

‘The design of tae ‘Wea is to uid in clear-
ing the remaining’ t off the Church,
Full particulars, stating: the day when

the ‘Tea will be held, &e., will be given
in due tine,
Summerside, Oet. 31st, 1867.

Stray Cow!

NHERE has been on the Subseribers

Premises, since some time in August

last past, a DARK RED COW, witha spot
of white on her baci, wu split in both e
} branded iu both rns, und about nine!
jyears old, The Owner is requested to
come and claim her, prove property, pay
) expenses, and take her away; otherwise
| she will be sold, notice of which will here-
latter be given,
JAMES CAMERON,
) Wellington, Oct. 31, 1867.

Picked Up

FF the WEST CAPE, onAhe 16th of
October instant, ‘lwo ANCILORS, ;
about 80 fathoms of CLIIAINGCABLE, and |
about G0 fathoms of HEMP CABLE,
buoyed with a fish barrel. If not claimed
within two months trom this date they will
be sold to pay expenses.
J.D. WOODMAN, J.P.
1567. 3i

Assignee’s Notice,
N R. JOUN ANDREW McDONALD, of

Summerside, Merchant, having by deed
of Assignment this cay registered in the
Deputy Prothonotary’s Office, at St Eleanor's
assigned all his BOOK DEBTS, Property,
real, personal and mixed, to the subscriber,
for certain purposes and trusts therein men-
tioncd—

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Creditors
of the said John Andrew MeDonald who wish
to come in and execute said/trust deed, are
requested to do so within & days from this
date, otherwise they will fe Tebarred trom
participating in any of the benefits of said
trust lustate,

All persons indebted to the said John
Andrew McDonald are hereby requested to
make immediate payment of their respective
debts to the subscriber, at his office in Sum-
merside, who xnlone is now authorized to. re-
ceive and grant receipts for the same.

LINUS B. MeMILLAN,
| Summerside, Oct. 26, 1867.—tf

NO DOUBT OFIT! |
W* the undersigned eds satisfactory
payment of our a before 20th |

November, ensuing. W annot afford to be
indulgent, and must therefore and will insist
upon getting what is due us. We vromise
to give the collection of our accounts prompt
attention and mean to fulfill it.

7) We are paying CASI for OATS and
ILDES,

D. & P. MeNUTT,

_ Malpeque, Oct 31, 18¢ 4i
Cash!

Cash!
(ee Subscriber requests all persons in- |
debted to them to calland pay up their
Accounts or Notes promptly, as all those not
settled ina short time wilh Ge handed over,
without distinction, to yi of the Court
for collection. co
‘WM. HUNT & Co,
Summerside & St. Eleanor’s,
Oc , L867

i

ROM the premises of the subseriber,

Fr

1** Sounds,” being i barrels and on
dubs Any pe giving information
relative to the above stolen’ property will
deeply oblige the Subseriber, and will re-
ceiye the above reward.
JAMES ARSENAUX,

Tignish, 28th Oet., 186 i,

Who Wants Money ?

BE you want the HIGHEST PRICE in

CASIL tor your OA ican have itby
delivering them at my

Water Street, S:
10th October, 1867.

Notice!

Cue ashore at West Poryt,
up, & CEDAR BUILT BOAT,
27 feet keel. Bont went-te
saved but Foresail and Ru
can have the sume by4pttying ¢
WM.

bottom
about
pigees—nothing
© ‘The owner
penses,

WILLIES,
West Point, October 24. 1867,

3t

An Owner Wanted.

HERE has been on the subscribers
premises, since May last, a Dark Bay
MARE, about 3 years old; she has a white
star in her farekes 4he owner is re-
quested to come and Rrove property, pay
expenses, and take her away,
IERSON,

DONALD B. McP
Lot & oct. 31, 1867. 8i

Confederation
IS COMING!

O some say, but for certain, the subscriber

offers for sale that valuable
Saw Mill & 3 ayes Land
Whim, situated

attached, at present owned
in SEVEN MILE BAY, and formerly owned |
by MICHAEL McINNIS.

As the above property is well known, a des-
cription here is unnecessary. Any person
wanting a MILL, by calling on the subscriber
will receive all the required information.

LAWRENCE McINNIS,
even Mile Bay, Oct, 24, 1867. 1m

Notice.

LL Persons indebted to ti
are requested to nuke. payment of
their Accounts by the 25th of MOVEMBER
next. All debts due ia and unpaid at
theabove date, will be syed
JOR WRIGIT.
3in

subscriber

20,

Bedeque, Oct.

Herri

HE subserib for sale, at his Store |

at CRA, ARI, |
25 Barrels Prime NERRING,

|

80 ‘Tonr SMPTE GOAL.
‘ ADAM C. LEARD,
Victoria, July 25, lagi, Sin
rene a mi

\

JUST ARRIVE

he HALIFAX, per Schooner /OE.

TRA,
SUGAR,
MOLASSES.
KEROS 2 OIL,
TOBACCO,
RAISINS,
RICK,
CUR
AP
TABLE SALT, &c., &c.
prime articles, which will be sold Very
Cuzar'for Casi,

.

Persons indebted to the Subscriber will
please call and pay their Bills previous to the
10th November,

JOUN F. BAKER.

Winfred House, Summerside.

Oct 24, 1867. Bi

NEW GOODS —
Winfred House!

AMIE Subseriber begs leave to notify his
numerous friends, customers, nnd the
public generally, that he has just

Removed to his New Store,
THE WINFRED HOUSE,
Just opposite his old stand, on
Contral Strect,
where he is now opening a

New & Fashionable stock

or

4
DRY GOODS!
which he now offers as CHEAP for CASIL
as can be bought on this Island.

ty These Goods have been selected hy
himself, and will be found of the LATEST
STYLES and FASHIONS,

Cotton Warps all Colors.

—AL8o—
Expected in a few days from IALIFAX,
a choice lot of

GROCERIES!

which willbe sold as cheap as formerly
Persons coming to Summerside, to pur-
chase Goods, will please call at the Wie

Jred House, on Central Street, where they

will find the subscriber happy to show
them his Stock and tell them the prices,
when they can judge for themselves,

JOHN F. BAKER.
Summerside, oct 17, 1867

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!

“Clifton House”
RE-OPENED!

The subscribers are now opening their
first arrival of

NEW GOODS, |

consisting in part of

' Dry Goods,Groceries, Hardware

Cotton Warp, red, white & blue,
Earthenware,

Glassware,

Drugs

Boots and Shoes!

Brooms, ;
Pails and Tubs,.’ |
Tea, (best English) :
Sugar, Molasses,

Medicines,

Raisins, Currants, fl
CONFECTIONARY,
Tobacco,
Soap,
Kerosene ‘Oil,
Ir d Salt,

PA Nails, (all
Ys sizes, )
AXES, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT, OIL.
All of which, with a variety of other
Goods, will be sold at the >

Smallest Prices.

Country Customers will
examine our stock,

SCHURMAN & JOHNSTON.

Clifton, New London, )
Oct. 8, 1867. j

x v if iM
ENGLISH TEAS, &c,
AILY EXPECTED to arrive, per Ships
* William Allen” and '! Day Dreuk,”
FROM LIVERTOOL: ;
80 Chests and Half-chests prime London
TEA,
10,000 bush. Liverpool SALT,in bags & bulk.
Navy Bread.
Canvas, Cordage and Oakum.
Pitch, Tar and Rosin.

ALSO AND:
“chests TEA, a prime

20 Chests and
article,

The whole of which will be sold at the

lowest prices for cash or approved paper.

JOHN LEFURGY.
Summerside, Oct. 10, 1807.

STOVES! STOVES !!.

JUST received from ALBANY, a selection
0!

‘ 2
please call and

COOKING,
PARLOR,

BEDROO)

SHOP, and
OFFICE STOVES, .
of the most approved patterns. :
DAVID ROGERS

Summerside, Oct. 24, 1807.
Blanks of all kinds tor sale at
the “ Journal Office '

BRICKS! BRICKS!

(PUKE subscriber having builta BRIG K
KULN at FIFTEEN POINT, is now
prepared to furnish any quantity of the best ”

quality of
BRICK ,

Il, GC. GREEN, Haguiro, will } :
furnish BRICK in SUMMERSIDE. ~

SOLOMON S'TRANG.

15 Point, ang. 15, ise7

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