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dangerous route, inasmuch as the least: New Advertisements th
digression from the track might lead the
traveller out into the gulf. We would
urge upon the inhabitants of Fifteen Point,
who are accustomed to trayel on the ice,
to attend to this matter. Only let such
men as William Hibbette: Charles Howat |
undertake the bushing of this ice, and we
feel confident they will not want for men |
to help them perform the worl.

‘Tuplin's Estate—George Anderson
What if Andy is a Mason—Wm.R.Sheen
Money tound—George Stavert

Wood Land—Damian Gillis

British Templars—John M. Baker
Yarmouth Cook Stoves
Joa fuund—Hannah Dickieson

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tar We had oceasion the other day to | T UP LIN’S ESTATE

visit the eatensive Caniage Factory of) ; ct mH]
William ‘Tuplin, Es situated on Water’) FOR SALT ah
Street, in this place. Mr. Tuplin, for; ; eas :

ee yenes fanted on his iantiees in| PIE Subscriber offers at private sale, the

‘ ‘ vi ? erties
aMargate, but, like many others he foresaw | following Propertigs ¢

= that Summerside was to be the omporiun | That well-known Property at
Sof trade of. Prin e County, and some two

1A say ci
years ago he anoyed in here und erected MARGATE, NEW LONDON, :
i very large workshop. In. the wood containing about one-half rere. together with
work departinent of this establishment we the buildings thereon erected, consisting of
observed quite a number of hands employ- ene large Dwelling House, finished Goniplehss
ed, as also in the smith’s department jand one smaller do., with Btabiog. whl Oil
On the second floor we found Mr, Tuplin | AOueEe Ponies Wureles ah ue es
himself, with some of his men, putting | oy, ANARY,, 2 ON leeD 2 4
the finishing touch, with the brush, to ine :
some slcighs. We were shown some)
Gyenty or more as handsome and well
built sleigls as we ever saw, and We are} anaes
fully.convinced that Mr, ‘Tuplin deserves) °# the
the reputation he has gained for himsel!

at fe tna Clifton Property,

asa first class Carriage and Sleigh Hi . Hea containing about one acre of land, with the
Jt would not, perhaps, be out of place OV huildings thereon, consisting of one large
us to mention here that Mr. Puplin has two storey STOR, 42 x 26 fect, with good
this summer crected a yery fine dwelling | cellar, and well finished throughout. One
hous.e Itis, we think, one of the largest) Warehouse 30 x 20. with stable attached, and
in the Town and has avery nice verandah! one Dwelling House 34 x 24, well finished,
allaround if, and wt eupola on the top| This property is within one quarter of a
from which a fine view niay be had of the] ite of the Clifion Wharf—a place where
harbor and surrounding country. ./ Jarge quantities of grain are annually ship-
Mathew Dempsy was the architect, ped, and is in every way «an excellent stand

ta Brackwoep for November has been | for business,
received. ‘The contents are :—'! Brownlows ;” | Also, at CLIFTON WHARF, 4 acre of
“Atthe Alpsagain;” “Conversation,” “Linds LAN), with « large three storey Granary,
‘Tressel; ‘f Reynolds andthe Vortreit Paint- 40 x 80, erected thereon,
ers ofthe Past Century 3” *CornelinsO' Dowd ;”) Alaa. tle LensaholdsIntarost of tho

A yory popular fallacy — 24th August in ss RNS
Riliaee Garibaldi Last — ‘Women| Shipyard at O'Bricn's Creek,

in the Middle Ages;” ‘ The Impending crisis | with the buildings thereon, consisting of two
in America.” Itis avery interesting number. | COOK IOUSES, one Workshop, one Black-
As Debating Clubs are now peng. formed Me | sinith’s Shop.
would urge upon members the necessity of) ; Ae ‘ ann :
Weiatherpliciaroed Greame: ane ot Wee: | Ne ous EN KILN, convenient to the
views. ‘he first of the yeur is the time to) 7° PAE ae
subscribe. Send in your orders to Harvie's,| Goll titles to the above properties given.
Jaird’s, or Bertram’s Book Store. | For terms cr ether information apply to
We: learn that the dwelling house of GEORGE ANDERSON,
Mr. Richard Taylor, of Mill River, New) New London, Dee. 19, 1867,—Isl $m
- Rondon, was. totally egnsumed by fire on} ——~—--—--—-- -_--_---—
“Wednesday m ng the 11th instant. Mr.| WHAY [F ANDY JOHNSON IS A
‘Naylor and his sister, the only inmates of the | 0
house, barely escaped with their lives, in} MASON §
their night clothes. ‘They lost every thing | ie will not prevent the Subscriber offering
they had. ‘The fire originated from a S| for sale his LUABLE FREEMOLD
of ashes. PROPERTY, situ in FREETOWN, Lot
jar ON Monday Tast we had quite an old- | 25, consisting of 190 acres of good land, the
fashioned snow storm; it was accompanied, | greater part of whith is under cultivation,
however, with high winds, and the snow has ‘Time will be given for the purchase money
drifted very much in some places, and the; on approved security.
yoad is bare in other places. We want more) — For particulars, &c., apply at Centreville,
snow to make good roads. | Bedeque, to :
Yesterday at 2 o'clock, p.m,, the remains | _. WILLIAM R, SHEEN,
of the late Hon. Edward Whelan were follow-) Dee. 19, 1857, tf
edto their last resting place inthe Roman) ga STE aT aE
Catholic cemetery, by one of the largest
funeral processions which we have seen in)
this city. The frish A olmnboers and the)
Members of the Benevolent Irish Society, in} spa ON : nl
mourning, headed the cortege.—Vatrtol. oa a Naess wee iy WOOD LAND,

On ‘Tuesday morning last, Mr, John Ten- | farm. ‘he wood will be so)
derson, of the Winsioe Road, was found on! the lind,
the Princetown Road trogen to death. Mr. ‘Terms made k
Jlenderson was an aged man, and some Tew
years since lived on the Brackley Point Road.
where he had Mills. —/sl.

is fluated in the midst
possesses many
Wr business.

The above properf
of a flourishing settle
adyantages, and is a gogd sf

WOOD LAND!

TXT Subscriber offers for sale, in lots to
suit purchaser the whole to one per-

\ ith or without

hown on application.
DAMIAN GILLIS.
Trishtown Road. Lot 19, Dec

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Yarmouth Cook Stoves,

FOR SALE AT

MARGATE, KEW LONDON!

FEAXHE Subseriber lias on hand and for sale
on the usttal S$, an assortment of the
above and justly cele COOK STOVES.
Parties wishing t6 purchase will please ap-
ply to R. W. Tremain, ut Margate, or to the
nudersigned at New London.
GEORGI ANDERSON.
3m

Founp ar Last.—A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures Consumption, and its nu-
merous satellites, which revelye around it in
the shape of coughs, colds, influenza, Bron-
chitis. &e. This remedy is Dry Wistar’e
Valsam of Wild Cherry .

pay Wa have not received a Colonial or
a Foreign Mail here for the last two weeks,
in consequence of which weare unable to
furnish a summary of the latest news. We
give below the latest te ogram.

We have just heard that three boats cross-
ed over yesterday to this side, bringing no
leas than fifteen mail bags. We may look
out for a big lot to-night.

Dee. 19, 1867,

BRITISH TEMPLARS.

FEMIE members of the GRANITE LODGE.

BRETISIL TEMPLARS, of NORTH
BEDEQUE, purpose holding, in their New
Lodge Room, on CLL AS EVENING,
fat G o'clock,

We understand that the Masonic Brethren
of Summerside and St. Eleanor’s intend hay-
ing a Supper on St.John Day.

Summorside Debating Sooiety.

_ This Institute was opened on Monday even- non :
ing last, by the President, Finlay MeNcill,|. An invitetion is
isy., with a short and appropriate address, Lodges and any other

after which the subject of debate for the even- | tend.

ing—** Were the British Government just 1] Admission 1s. Gd.

in permitting the execution of the Manches-

ter Fenians ?”—was opened by Mr. H.-Law- | {
son, and kept up with much vigor for some |
time.
cided in the affirmative. |

The proceeds are to be
lappropriated towards finishing the Lodge.

: JUN M. BAKER
| ‘ North Bedeque, Dec. 10, 1867. li
On the question being put it was de- | ———-—- 5 oo
de i : Rioney Found !
The subject for debate next Monday even: | cae hh .
ing will be—‘ Should Hducation be made) FOUND, on Wednesday Inst, near N. J.
compulsory by {he State?” ‘lo be opened by | - Brown s Store, in Summerside, a sun of
Daniel Eninan, Esq. | MONEY, in notes,
ALex. McRaw, Sec’y. The owner cin have thes

Summerside, Dec. 18, 1867. jthe offive of R. Me?
perty, and paying fj

hy calling at
ert, proving pro-
MMANotice,

GO. STAVERT,

last. near Wilmot
OA. ‘The owner can
at the Journal office

St John, Dee. 15th. Boy on Sd

Oitawa, 12th.—Vote of no confidence | 1 Creek Bridge, AN
taken ast night on Holmes’ Hudson Bay | tye the same by call
resolution; lost forty-one to one hundred | PPOVNs preperty, ang
and four, New tiff takes effect to-day. uM
Spirits cighty cents per gallon; ‘Tobaco
five per cent. and 15 cents a pound; Malt
forty eents per bushel; Black ‘Tea fifteen
per cent, aud three and a-half cents per
pound ; Molasses forrefining seventy-three
cents for one hundred pounds—tor general
use filty-five cents; Flour aud meal twen-
ty-five cents a barrel, ;

Gold 1334,

Summierside, Dee 19, 1867. 3i

“NEW GOODS

AT THE

Winfred Efouse!

ue Subscriber begs leave to notify his
numerous friends, customers, and the
public generally that he has just

Removed to his New Store,
THE WINFRED HOUSE !
Just opposite his Old Siand, on
Central Street,

where he is now

St. John, Dee, 14.
Dord-Licut, of Ireland has issued a pro-
clamation declaring public funerals of
Fenians executed for treason in Manches-
ter to be seditious, and prohibitings such
manifestations in future,
Gold 18:

Garried,

At Charlottetown, on the 4th inat., by the Rev. New & I ashi
Alexander Falconer, Mr. Dunean Metachern, of
Tot 48, to Mies Catherine Vickerson, of St. Peter's
Road.

At New Town, on the 4th inut., by the Rev. A
McLean, Belfast, Mr. Archibald MeDongall to
Mies Margaret McKinnon, both ot the above place

pening a

Stock of
DRY GOODS!

which he now offers as CHEAP FOR CASH
as can be bought on this Island.

on) wa These Goods have been selected b

himself, and will be found of the LATEST
(STYLES and FASILIONS.
At Elliot River, December 4th, Edward Alfred Cotton Warps all Colors.
Tiyde, aged 20 years, youngest son of Win. H. |’
Hyde, Fay. His end was pence. —
On the Ten ult, at the residence of her grand “ALsOu
~ gon Neil, Hamilton Road, Lot 8, Mra, Nancy Mac- ie
Pherson, relict of Donald MePherson, eenior, in| Expected in a few days from HALIFAX, o
the 9th year of her aye. She wae a native of hoios lot of
Vist, Hebrides, Scotland, and emigrated to thir Choice lot o}
Colony 26 yeare ago, Ag one of the last genuine !
relics of an age and race widely differing from the G R 0 ¢ E R I E S
present both in language and manners, her depar- \
* tire UAL bya ft ube | of a cu which will be sold as cheap as formerly.
darceudante as leaving behind it an inefiaceable i: cae . «
blank.‘ Behold shan tinal made my days as an Persons coming to Summerside, to pure hase
jandbreadth, and nine age is ae nothing before Goods, will please call at the W/VFRED
thee. | HOUSE, on Central Street, where they will
At Charlottetown, on Sabbath, Ist inst., Jane! find the subscriber happy to show them his
Campbell, wife of Mr, John McKinnon, aged 55| Stock and (wil them the prices, when they

cone i ' can judge for themaclyes.

t nets, Annabella Ellen, infa is =
In the Sth i At | nt te JOUN Fe BAKER,

Summverside, Oct. 17, 1807. y

ter of Mr. Allen, Forsyth, of Albuiton, aged
yours

SUMMERSIDE JOURN

is Day|

Geo, Anderson |

Mr. John Larrisey’s |

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TEA MEETING

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PUBLIC TEA in the DRILL SHED, on

New Year’s Day.

| remaining debt off the Church
from Ministers and others quityg be expected,

Tea will Le on the tabl t J o'clock, pin.—
Afior Tea there will be a pulMageuke, ut the close
of which the Addressea will be*given. ‘Tickets
Is. Gd.
The ludies who live kindly offered to make
Cakes will please leave them with Miss
atthe Manae, who has been appointed to
them, on or before the Set of December.
Summerside, Noy 2/, Ist "vow

Fresh Importations !
(0; HEA P
CHRISTMAS REQUISITUS.

Laren Rarins, Loosr Ratsins.

‘ ‘Teas,
Spices,
: Isinylass, be Cheese,
° Tapiocha, Butter,
© Grna Rice, fel nions,
B Confectnry vaj — Shalots,
Molasses, Pickles,

Sh'lAlmonds, Nuts, &c,
Worcestershire Sance,
Curry Powder,
Orange Marmalade,

fai Picnic Biseuit,
A; Tsscive Of Coffee,

EH Lnvence 4 Of Lemon,
. Essence fA B. Almond,
iS Pssence EX Cinnamon,
Essence Pas Strawberry,
Essence Raspberry,
Essence Peppermint,

SU GRANULATED Sucan.
¢ December 5, 1867.

Pp ONS not
Raisins, Curr:

tuts, |
for CHRISTMA 1 save money by
calling at the Cheap Store,
J.R.STEWART,
Cheap Store, Suminerside,
Dec, 5, 1867,

improved Farms.
ON LOT 10.

THO bo sold at AUCTION, at
HOUSE, in St. Eleanors, ut 2 o'clock, p. m-,

On Tuesday, 7th Jan’y., 1

The improvementa on

714 Acres of Land,
situate on Township 16, and bounded as follows,
viz.:—On the east by the farm of John McDougald,
on the south by Richmond Bay; on tho wert by
the farm of George Robinson, ard on the north by
the Main Road through ‘* Lower Sixteen,”

The Improvements
On 839 Acres of Land,

adjoining the ‘ Rose Hill’! Farm, aud houded on
the south by +t Shemadie Cree onthe enst by
Messrs, A. & A. Ramsay's mill. farm, and on the
north by Thomas Lougiilin's lund,

Also,—Tne improvementa
On 100 Acres of Land,
adjoining the farm of Alexander Allen, Esq., on
the Western Road, formerly occupied by Archibald
Larrisey,
The purchasers to receive Lease for 999 years,
atin lid, currency per acre, to conimence from

Muy Ist, 1863.
G.W. DeBLOIs,
Agent for the drontletns:
|)

CLEARING-OUT SALE,

ai Snbseribers, intending to build a BRICK
STORE next spring, avo desirous of reducin,

theia present CK OF GOODS, aud will,
after the Ist DECEMBER, commence

SELLING OFF
Their Large and Varied Stock of
British & American:
MERCHANDIZE,

At Greatly Reduced Prices;

| FOR CASH ONLY!

G. & §. DAVIES.

Qin

Charlottetow
Ya good
CLOTHS, go tc

JR. SYMWART'S,
Cheap Store, Summerside, ;

1). c. 5, 1867.

CHEAP STORE.

| Save your money by buying your Dry Goods,

Groceries, &c., at the
CHEAP STORE.

THNIIE Subscriber wishes to inform the public
that he has opencdaSTORD in Summer-
side, on Water Street, directly opposite

sale a choice assortment of

D y Goods, Groceries,
&e., of excellent quality, and chenp for Cash.
J.R. STEWART.
Summerside, Nov. 21. 1867.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup,

as well as dangerous diseases of the ‘Throat,
Chest and lungs, prevail in our changeable
climate at all seasons of the year; few are
fortunate enough to escape their baneful in-
fluence. Liow important it is then to have at
hand a certain antidote to all these comy laint,
Experience proves that this exists in Wistar’s
Balsam to an extent not found in any other
remedy; however severe the suffering, the
application of this soothing, healing and won-
derful Balsam at once vanquishes the liscase
and restores the sufferer to wonted health,
Mr. JOUN BUNTO,
Or Batnwin, Cuemune Co., N. Y.—writes:
“«T was urged by a neighbor to get one bot-
tle of the Balsam for my wife, being assured
by him that im case it did not produce good
effects, he woud pay for the bottle himself.

'Y | On the strength of such practical evidence of

its merits, I procured a bottle, My wife at
this time was sv low with what the Physicians
termed Seated Consumption as to be unable
to raise herself fiom the bed, coughing con-
stantly and raising more or less blood. I
commenced giving the Balsam as directed,
and was so muc!: pleased with its operation
that I obtained another bottle, and continued
giving it. Before this botde was entirely
used, she ceased coughing and was strong
enough to sit up. The fifth bottle entirely
restored her to health, doing that which seve-
ral physicians had tried to do but had failed.”

Prepared by SETIL W, FOWLE & SON.
18 ‘Tremont Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally.
for P. E. Island [Dee. &

Blanks of all kinds, for sale at
the “Journal” Office.

SUMMERSIDE,

t supplied) with their
Jates, Figs & Spices

the COURT

W. R. Watson General Agent

AL, THURSDAY, DECE
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FR Ladies in connection with the Summerside |
Presbyterian Congregation intend holding #

| The designofthe Tea is to aid in cisaring the |
i Several addresses |

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Green & Schurman’s, where he offers for} ~

Whooping Cough, Quincy, and the numerous | ——

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Dawson's Estate,
SUBURBAN RESIDENOE FOR SALE.

Phas Subscribers will sell by Publie Auction,
in front of the Colonial Building,jon FRIDAY,
the 20th day of DECEMBER neat, at 12 o'clock,
noon, that beautiful COTTAGE, with two acres
of ground attached, situate in the Common of
Charlottetown, about 13 minutes’ walk trom the
city, lately ied by Mr. W. B. Dawson, and
Known as t MODEL COTTAGE,”

This property is eligibly ritvated in the most
elevated and healthy position in the suburbs of
Churlottetown. nearly opposite the residence of the
Hion. Judge Veters, aud commands a splendid

view of the City and its environs,

| The cottage itsolf is tastefully and elegantly |
is!

eye to comfort, and
wid handsome appear:
; 8 on the premises, con
ing of a Stable Couchhouse, Lcelivure,
Khouse, and Coullouse, are commodigus, well-
ringed and thorougily finished.

finished, with an
auvery attr
The other bi

The
GAR 4 good state of cultivation, are
planted y und « ental trees, and in
lerseete A gigvellcd walks; and the
whole urrougded by a handsome and

vith the Kitchen of the
TANK, with Filterer and

There is also comer
Cottape a large BRAC
‘unp.

e Terma of Sale will b
se ioney to be paid ¢ )
ver cent with interest from the day ot
Three mout
om the day
last iuetaluents to be recived
Dropert
isputable Tike will be given to the pur-

percent of the

nth

Further particulars respecting Title, possession,
n be obtained on reference to the conditions

ol

Solicitors, Charlottetown, or to the undersigned,
TIOMAS DAWSON,
RICHARD HEARTZ,
THOMAS ALLEY,

FREEHOLD PROPERTY
FOR SALE!
A

large ‘Iwo Storey HOUSE, with twenty
acres Of LAND attaphed,situated on Lot
14, xbout two miles % i
Any person wishing t

es Yeo's.
do ® country busi-
ness could not have a more desirable spot, it
being in the midst of a flourishing settlement
Vor further particulars apply to the owner
at Summerside,

J. RN. STEWART.
Noy 2], 1867

WHOLESALE !

FPMIE Subscriber has received per Zulieka

and Kewadin trom ENGLAND—‘ ’
J.§B. fom BOSTON, Providence from MO?
TRIAL, and Sea Bird from HALIFAX the
following

STAPLE GOODS,

which le offers at a sniall adyance on cost for
cash or approved credit :-—
40 Chests ‘l'ea, (very choice,)
6 Cases Confectionary, (4 &6 Ib. bottles)
30 boxes Layer Raisins,
4 bags Rice, 2 bbls, Currants,
3 bbls. crushed Sugar,
8 Hhds. Molasses,
17 Kegs bi-carbonate Soda, 7
6 bbis. Soda Crystals,
2 cases Bath-brick,
50 ks Kerosene Oil,
50 sides sole Leather,

10 boxes Tobacco, 10 do, Natural Leaf,

] cask Putty in bladders,
25 boxes Liverpool Soap, 17 boxes Pipes,
1 cask sheet Zine, § bbls. Tar,
2 bbis. Rosin, 2 do. Copperas,
1 do. Alum,30 Kegs Cut Nails,
10 tons refined iron, (all sizes.)
JAMES L. HOLMAN.

Biitish & American Houre,
Summerside, Dec. 5, 1867.

Salt! Salt!! —

ee BRIG ZULEIKA from Liverpool—

1092 BAGS SALT,
2400 bush. bulk do.

For sale yery low.
JAMES L, HOLMAN.
Summerside, Dec. 5, 767,

Winter Arrangement.

FNAL Mails for the neighboring Provinces
and the United States will, until further
notice, be closed at this Office every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock.
Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and
the West Indies, will be closed every alter-
nate Thursday und Saturday, at 7 p.in., as
follows, vi .
Thursday, Dec 12, 1867.
Saturday, do If do

Saturday, Fel 22, 1868.
Thien » Meh 5, do

26 do Saturday, du 7, do

28 do Thursday, do 19, do

9 1868) Saturday, do 21, do

Wd 2, do
23 do
pean
Feb 6 do

a0, do
, do

y, do , do
Thursday, do 20 do May

Mails for Summerside and St. Eleanor’s,
vin Bedeque, will be closed every Tuesday
and Friday, at 9, a.m,

Letters to be registered and newspapers
must be posted half an hour before the time
of closing the Mails.

THOMAS OWEN, P.M. G.

General Post Office:

Chitown, 7th » 1867.

Administration Notice

LL PERSON Shaving claims against the
Kstate of the lite Horatio Nenson Horr
of St. Hleanor’s, Esq., are #equested to fur-
nish the same to the Subs@yeway, duly attested ;
and all persons indebted tH the seid estate are
required to make payment to
SARALL ELIZABETIL HOPE,

b

Noy. 14,

~ On Consign
CADDIES | bright

ment.
BLDERADO

100 TOBACCO, whigh will bo sold
for Jess than manufechcers price.

C. @, GARDINER,
vat

ena | eee
Notice !
BEG to request all persons indebtod to the
Estate of the late STEPHEN W. WALL,
to come forward and pay tle amount in full
due. Those persons tage Wt who are in
arrears will bear in’ mi nat unless they

make immediate payment they will be sued
without further notice,

Summerside, Ni

JAMES HALL.
Richmond, Lot 19, Dec. 11, 1867. 3in
Something to Know.
THMIAT well-known Establishment, Prinee of
Wales Boarding House, at the east corner of
Kent and Queen Streets, formerly kept hy Mr.
John Holman, hae been regpéned by the Sub.
seriber, ‘Transient aud peru nt bourders ac-
commodated; satisfuction guafanteed, There are
good stables on the premises; and as hay and oats
will be kept constantly on hand, with a trustwor-
thy man tn attendance, travellers would do well
to call at the Old Stand,

E. C. WHITLOCK.
Charlottetown, Noy. 14,1 im n27

Stray Heifer. —

MIERE has been on the ee ro-

mises for the past four his,a Brindled
Flsifer, 14 year old. ipo & A white spot on
her head, and the tof the leftearoff The
owner is requested {6 come and prove proper-
ty, pay expenses, aud take her away.
KDWIN FARROW.
Bedequo, Des. 5, 1867. Sin *

eat the ollice of Messrs ALLEY & DAVIES, !

MBER 19, 1867.

nehed, which embrace a large | (JOPPER

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Wholesale Customers
Will tind it to their advantage to call and see
saniples of

The Assorted Crates of

CROCKERY W ARE

still remaining for sale, at a suiall advance
on cost.
ALSO:
/TIONARY,
ROSENE OLL,
PITCH, ‘TAR, OAKUM,
ANCHOMS, IRON,
TOBACCO, PIPES,
CHUAINS, NAILS,
SULPHUR, ROPE,
SALTS, SALTPETRE,
DYE-STUFFS,
STARCH,
AS, MATCHES,CANDLES, BAK-
ING SODA,
WASHING SODA,
PLOUGIL MOUNTING,
SHEET TRON, {
HOUSE COAL. |

a ors
s
a
Farm at Auction!
TP\HE Subscriber has been instructed by
Mr CHARLES ADAMS, to sell at
Auction, on Tuesday, 7th Jany-
1868, on the pragpisfs, at 11 o'clock, a.m.
jthat valuable F 1OLD FARM, situated
,on the NEW LOD CAPES, consisting
lof24 acres. Itisall cleared andina good
| state of cultivation.
Terms Liberal and made known at sale.
GEORGR ANDERSON,
| New Lendon, Dee 5, 1867. Aucl,

| ere eats

NEW GOODS !!

The Subscriber respectfully informe his friends
and the public
arrivals from BRITAIN CANADA

and the United States,

he tas, by late varioas

IMPORTATIONS FOR THE SEASON,

comprising a very

| completed his
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General Assortment of Goods!

R OT. HOLMAN, | which he ofare for sale ut Lis Eatabliehment,—

Summerside, Dee 12, 1867—8m

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CHEAPEST YET! |

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yu a a subscriber has just received at his

STORE, (opposite the store lately occu- |
pied by John A. McDonald.) his

il and Winter supply of
MERCILANDISE,

comprising a general assortment of
Staple & Fa DRY GOODS,
Ladies, s & Children’s BOOTS,
SHOES, Rubbers & Overshoes, inyaricty
VERY CHEAP FOR CAST,

Also a choice assortinent of

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Family Groceries !
In THA, ,EROSENE OIL,
Sugar, Molasse’ ‘obaceo, Vinegar,
Raisins, Currants, /Soap. Candles, |
Nuts, Apples, Discuit, |
# Buckets, Brooms, Dye Stults, &e. ke.
All of which will be sold VERY CHEAP, |
for Cash or approved credit: {
HUGH RAMSAY. |
ide, Water-street, Dec. 12, 1867. |

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SELLING OFF!

: Dry Goods,

at and below cost,
FOR CASH.

The Subscriber, in order to effect a clear-
ance of his
Retail Steck of Goods,

has commenced selling

Shelf Hardware,
Crockeryware,
Boots and Shocs,
Tats and Caps,e |
Clothing, &e., |
At and below cost for CASII. |
Cash customers in want of the above, will |
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do well to call and inspect his Stock, and
learn prices before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES. L. HOLMAN,
British & American Ilouse, 2
Summerside, Dec. 12, 1°67.

TAR WEES
Prince Edward Island |

ALMANAC ©

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1868. |

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iG TIT PRESS, aud will bo ready for tell very |

about the 20th inst, |
THE

Prince E’d Island Almanac, |

FOR 1968. |
HENRY A. HARVIE.
Queen Street, Charlottetown, }
Dee 12, 186

JUST PUBLISHED, |
AND READY FOR DELIVERY, |
THE P. Ek. ISLAND

CALENDAR,

FOR 1868,

Contaihing, besides the usual information, a fall
and accurate list of the Commissioned Ofti-
cers of the Island Militia und

Volunt I.
For Sale, wholesale and retail, at Queen Square

Hookstore, by
D, LAIRD.
6 y 3i dl

Who Wants Money?

PENIS subscriber will pay the HIGHEST
CASI PRICE for any quantity of

OATS, <

delivered at his Warehouse.

C. C. GARDINER.
Summerside, Dec. 12, 1867.

Whey
Christmas Tree |
FENIIERE will (D.V.) be a sale of FANGY
& USEFUL ARTICLES at MARGATE,
on the 27th December, instant, to commence
at3p.in REFRESHMENTS will also yo
rovided. ‘A good time” is expected,

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Charlottetown, Dee 7, 1867.

| & cellent Canada >

THE

Queen Street Warehouse !

He assures those who may fiuvozr him by s call,
his Stock lias been purclinsed with a thost
enreful regard to the soundness
ef the articles offered
jor Sales

TERMS CASH !

No abatement in prico, but a cansiderable discount
will be allowed on the purchase of
# parcel.

Parties buying on theee terma, at this establishment
will not only eflect the advantage of ob
taining the same at the lowest rate
batalso insure to themselves
good sound articles.

BENJAIN DAVIES.
Queen Street Wareliouce, ”)
Charlottetown, Nov peor. 5

FLOUR & MEAL.

200 Bbls, No. L Alloway & other brands
FLOUR!

100 bbls. White & yellow Kiln dricd

CORNMEAL.
MOR For Sale for CASI ONLY!
JAMES L. HOLMAN,

mmerside, De ae

OR the Cheapest Brown and White
COTLONS go to
J.R. STEWARRS.
Cheap Store, Summerside,
Dec, 5, 1867

“SEED WHEAT AND>
FLOUR.

have this day received from Montreal 000
Bushels

White Bald Seed Wheat,

the hind mow! approved of and generally grown

in Cunada, :
ALSO:
100 barrels of the celebrated

Alloway Miils Fiour.
D. ROGERS.

a
HEAT.
rkule a quantity of ex
WHEAT. Farners
weld do well to avail themsclyes of this eppor-

unity.
a JESSE WRIGHT & SON.
Redeque. Noy 28, 1807—tf

TO LET!

Entry as may be agreed. on,
COMFORTABLE COTTAGE HOUSK,-
£& with Garden and Barn, close to Saint
Eleanor’s. ‘Lhe House contains 7 rooms, be-
sides Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and Luinber
Room; 6 Clos and Cupboards, and other

conveniences.
For further particular
of this paper.
St. Eleanor’

summerside, Dec 5, 1867

SEE

PHIL eubscribers

Final Notice.

Al parties indebted tome by Note of Hand
or Book Accoant,nced not console themselves
by paying a part of the sum, thipking L shall wait
until next fall for the balance. J Those umounte: L
shall sue forat the next Copimissioner’s Count,
unless settled in ten days ting from this date.
CHAS C. GARDINER.
Summerside, 27th Nov., 1867

To all Concerned.

PPLE subscriber requests all thove indebted to
hin to make immediate pyyyfent, Allacconnts
unpaid after the first diy o@QDecember will be
hiuuded over to the Count foy etions
DV. KOGERS.
November 21, 1867,

LL persons indebted to the sub-
setibers by Promisory Note or
Book Account, are hereby notified
that their regpéctive Accounts are
now ready for pection, and a full
and prompt séttlement is required by
the 15th of NOVEMBER next.
All unpaid accounts, after that date,
will be placed in Court for collection,
Ri A. SERONG & Oy

Ce ace ee
Summerside, oct. 17, 1867,

Journieymen Tailors,

Wanted Immediately !

Margate, Dec. 12, 1867. 8in

Cash, Casn, Cash, |

R T. HOLMAN gill s the ILIGH-
e EST PRICK inJCre Pr OATS,
Suniunerside, Dee 14% 1

Final Notice.

LL parties indebted to us by Book Ac-

count or otheswise, must pay the several
sums due by t FULT, within TEN
DAYS from thfs dite, as we shall not wait

until next Fall for payment. All suns un-
paid on the 20th DECEMBER instant, we
shall suc for at the next Commissioner's

Court.
ARTHUR RITCHIE & SON.
Alberton, Dec. 9, 1867. 2in

HE Annnal Mecting of the PRESBYTE-
RIAN CONGREGATION, at SUMMBER-
SLIDE, will be held in the Church, on ‘Taurs-
day, JANUARY 2nd 1863, at 2 o’clock,p.m.
Pewholders will nleasgpay their RENTS
to the Treasurer on efore that day, in
order that the Minis¥'s sglary for the present
half year be punctually paid. ‘Those who
have not paid for Pews are respectfully re-
quested to do so without delay.

A few remaining Pews will be sold, and
alson few rented, at the anuual mecting,
The making of the fires in the Church for
1868, will also be sold on that day. A full
attendance of Pewholders is requested.

TLR. WALL, Scc'y. & Trea,

Summerside, Dec. 11, 1847, pro,

re | JOR the

Wits imndsyQe by tho Subseribor,

| 8 Journcymeén Tailors,

|te whom liberal wages and coustaut employment

| will Le guaranteed,
ANGUS McSWEEN.

Summerside, Nov 21, lou7

me oe Cheapest ‘TEAS
| JR STEWART.

| Cheap Store, Summerside,
Dec. 5, 1867.

goto

| Stray Heifer.
iA. Red Heifer 14 year old, has been on the
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subscribers premises since the 15th of
August Inst She
forehead. Tho ow
ing expenses and

a white spot on her

can have her by pay
alling for her.

JOHN McLEOD.
| Grahain’s Road, Dec. 5, 1567, Bi
A Good Investment.
OR SALE a very commodionely built and
well finished COTTAGE, sitnated nenr the
Wilmot Valley, ‘Phe Cottage
nichaser will be reqiiredto
the premeut winter, This
tguin,
roade known at the Journal
tiou to the owner.

GEORGK DOULL.
Wilmot Valley, Now 27, 1867 t

Apprentice Wanted!
| LAD, not w n 1d yours of age, to 124i
Hees tio Pailoriy ugee- One from eo”
livy preferied. P
“AXGUS 3”
i Suminerside, Now Vt, 1967.

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