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SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1868. |

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! | New Advertisemen

Fountain House—David Grady. :
Invitation to Shipbuilders—John Costin
At Corner Store—Finlay McNeill.

Latest by Telegraph
London, Feb, 15.
In the House of Lords this evening Earl

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| RBARM,

ESTATE! | ___ WILLIAM W. WELLNER, NOTICE!
Important Notice. | Watchmaker and Jeweller. |" HE debtors of REUBEN TUPLIN, jun.,

of Margate, are hereby notified to make
| . A : [Successor to A. Purcuase)
TYME subscribers have been ingtructed by, V

ATCHES and CLOCKS of all kinds

to the subscriber, as Assignee of Mr. ‘Tuplin’s

immediate payment of their respective debts
THE TRUSTEES OF W. IAWSON’S | Estate,.orto his agent Mr. W. Tremair,;

¢ Mayo ask feet * reek, arte > ; carefully repaired, cleaned and regula-
ayo asked leave to bring in a billtosus-| Baptism vs. Dipping—A DesBrisay. Implements &ec ESTATE, to SUE all parties: t any POSEY PEMRSERAA Gn) B f
2 2 oper: a ae sal ea may ple Fas Rha > "9 rei raise) eile : be ited, JEWELRY of all kinds neatly and} at Margate.
pend the operation of the writ of Habea British Templars—Wm. R. Sheen. p distinction, whose unsettled Abcounts, or, strongly repaired. Allamounts unpaid after the first day of

Notes of Hand, to W. B. DAWSON or GEO.
NICOLL are not immediately paid.
he ALLEY & DAVIES,
Atty’s for Trustees of Dawson's Estate
Ch'town, Feb, 27, 1868.

Corpus for » short period from the first of |
March. He said the Fenian leaders had)
shown an utter disregard of their oath of|
allegiance to the Crown and stated that out |
of 268 Fenians who have been arrested 95)
were Americans, He concluded by saying

Loot & Shoe Factory—J. a Houston AT AUCTION.
Dawson's Estate—Alley & Davies. | Egat :
Administration Rta, S. Patterson | M peter la vor emirate
For Sale or to Let—Geo. Ramsiy. | er, 2 4 has ot-

Boat for Sale—Joseph DeRoche. Poca oes tosell at AUCTION, on
AUCTION SALES :

CONSTANTLY ON HAND? | December next, will be sued for to glose up

asupply of WATCHES, GOLD and PLATED | the Estate, '

JEWELRY, which will beBold reasonably. | The creditors of the Estate are hereby

N. B.—Trade conducte he no credit | Notified that those’at-cpting of the provisions

system. jof the Assignment in satisfaction of their
| demands must do so on or-before the fifth day

that although the Government had suc-
ceeded in repressing the rebels still an ex-
pansion ef its powers was necessary to
complete the work.

Leave to bring in a bill was granted.

dn the Mouse of Commons Lord Stanley
Jaid before the members additional papers
on the subject of the Alabama claims;
these documents have already been pub-
lished,

The following is the latest news receiy-
ed from Annesley Bay:

‘The auxilary Corps of Egyptians retain-
ed in Assyria are leaning forward as the
expedition advances, notwithstanding the
request of the English Government to the
Pasba of Egypt, that they be withdrawn.

Reports from the interior stats that King
‘Theodorus and the British captives were
at Mayda.

London, 15th.

Lennon who was convicted of treason
find felony but not for murder, was yes:
terday brought betore the court and sen-
tenced to imprisonment at hard labor for
15 years. After receiving his sentence he
made a bitter and defiant speech, in which
he predicted that before he had served out
the term ot his imprisonment the British
Monarchy would be overthrown, He
gloried in the act for which he was now
condemned and hoped an opportunity
would be given to repeat it.

Lord Derby continues very ill.

Paris, 16th.

The Government is rapidly pushing for-
ward the organization of the National
Guard in all Ne departments of France.in
accordance with the provisions of the Ar-
my Bill recently adopted by the Senate
and Legislative body,

London, Feb. 16.

It is generally believed that Lord Stan-
ley will soon succeed Earl Derby as Head
of the Ministry.

‘There had been a terrible earthquake in
the Island of Formoso by which thity
thousand lives were lost.

Toronto, Feb, 15.

The Provincial Gunboats are being got
ready for service on the opening of the
navigation ; they will be temporarily man:
ned by the Naval Brigade now in Com-
mission. Imperial Gunboats will be ready
in the spring t6 assist in patrolling the
Lakes.

New York, Feb. 17.

The Cork ‘* Examiner” received by mail
says on authority of a private letter that
Dr. Wilberforce, Bishop of Oxford, has
entered the Catholic Church,

The following late adyices came by
steamers at San Francisco and New York,

Admiral Bell of the U. S. navy was
drowned at the mouth of Osaka River on
Jan. 11th, The mouth of the road had
been closed by a sandy bar which formed
during the heavy storm, The Admiral
had been waiting for several days to cross
the bar when he finally started accompan-
ied by flag Lieut. Reid and 13 men in a
boat from the ** Hartford.” While passing
over the bar going in the direction of
Osaka the boat capsized, and all on board
were drowned except three sailors. The
bodies were recovered and buried near the
mouth of Osaka river,

T. G. Mayburgh, British Consul at the
Newports, died Jan, 21st.

Pekin advices say that the rebels and
mounted robbers have slaughtered great
numbers of the pepte, but that there is no
danger whatever of the capture ot the
Capital.

In Shantang 30,000 rebels have been
killed and the Imperial troops are every-
where yictorious. Horrible barbarities
were committed by the Shantang rebels,
An explosion had oceurred at Wachung.
cpposite Hankow, in which three powder
magazines and more than one thousand
lives were sacrificed. No harm was done
te European property. ‘The London Times
announces that the Queen will hold a
Court at Buckingham Palace Mareh 3d, to
receive the Diplomatic Corps. ‘Three
drawing room receptions will also be held,
at each of which Her Majesty will be pre-
sent.

The gale did immense damage in London
on Saturday. ‘The gale increased to a
hurricane carrying everything before it,
Great number of persons are injured and
several killed; four women lost their lives.
‘Phe trafic on the river was partially sus-
pended and many crafts were drifted
aground. Accounts of disasters from the
gale are published from all parts of Eng-
Jand and Wales.

Gold (N.Y.) 1414.

> te
Summerside Debating society.

T. Kelly, Esq., Barrister, will Lecture be-
fore this Society on Monday evening next.
Subjec' “The Imagination.” Chair tuken
at 8 o'clock. Admissiun free. Reserved
seats for ladies.

By order,
A.ex. McRar, Sec'y
Summerside, Feb, 28, 1868.

> wenn serena rin

On the 20th inst., at the residence of the t i
mother, by Rev, David FitzGerald, A. B., Rector,
Mr. Samuel N. Earle, Organist of St. Paul's, to
Miss Esther ¢ fifth daughter of the lute W.
Douse, Esq.. M.P-P.

By the Kev. Dr, Knox, on the 18th inst., Mr.
Janis Aitken, of Montague Bridge, to Margaret,
eldect daughter of Mr. Duncan Cullum, Lot 48,

On the [3th inst., by the Re 0. W. Stewart,
Mr Alex McBeath, Hillsboro’ River, to [lonisa,
daughter of Alex. Robertson, Exq., J.P. St Peter's
Rod,

At the Manse, on the 12th Feb, by the Rey T.
Dunean, Mr Martin Betts, South shore, to Miss
Margaret E. Martin, Newtown.

Si

At Tryon, on Briduy the Ith instant, after a
few duys illness, Mr Charies Jyen, in the 84th year
of bigive. He waen resident of Tryon for up
wards of 60 years, Wass quiet, Unassutbing mun,
and very mich respected and loved by all who
knew him. He was a member of the Werleyan
Chureh, and as he had lived the life of the
righteous be was enabled to die the death of the
righteous.

At Princetown Road, on the 15th jnstant, Mar-
garet, relict of the Inte Mr Murdoch MeDonald,
ayved 84 yearns i

‘On the 4th inetant, MP William Pethick, Post
master at Cornwall, of a violent attack of asthiaa,
in the Sist year of his age,

On the 9th instant, inher 90th year, Elizabeth,
widow of the Inte Dugald Stewart, Shipyard,

Rare Chance—D.§W.Palmer.
Freehold Farm—John Clay.
Farm, Stock, &e.—George Anderson,

ACROSTIC,
G eutly it penetrates throngh every pore,
Rfelieviny sufferers from euch angry sore;

A ll wounds it heals with certainty und speed ;

C uts, Buras, trom Intlauunation soon are treed;

i) ruptions, ut its presence disappear;

3 nye, suehus Gnacr’ every one should buy,

A ll to its wondrous merits testify,

Let those who doubt, a single box but try,—

V erily, then its true deserts ‘twould have ;

FE veu unbelievers would land Grace's Salve!
Honor to Whom Honor is Due,

It has been said by a few unfortunate
mortals who have striven in vain to gain po-
sition of honor and distinction, that they were
not sufficiently appreciated. While such may
sometimes be the case, itis generally to he
observed that trne deservit.g worth is cordial-
ly accepted and honored, whether applied to
religion, politics, the arts, or invention. Next
to religion, invention or discovery has the
highest position, for it wields a mighty influ-
ence; through its channels nations have
overleaped, as if by magic, the bounds of
separation, and, united by electric wires, can
converse together at momentary will.

Indeed, the diversified efforts of man’s
genius in these respects aro a source of ad-
miratiou and gratitude to the whole human
race. In medicine, science has revealed
during the last quarter of a century, many
hidden truths, which had before been con-
sidered to be impossibilities. ‘The malignity
of pestilential disease is now in a great mea-
sure bereft of its terror, and even the ‘in-
satiate archer,” consumption, is arrested in
his deadly march, and oftentimes overthrown,
Undoubtedly the great rallyingepower in the
treatment of this and other pulinonry diseases,
is Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry; and
the furegoing allusions are applicable to the
memory of its illustrious discoverer. ‘The
proof of the efficacy of this great remedy isin
its undying reputation. It has stood the test
of time, and its fame as a curative of ‘Vhroat
and Lung Complaints has extended to all
climes.— Canada Christian Advocate.

Prepared by SETH W, FOWLE & SON.
18 Tremont Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally. W. R. Watson General Agont
for P. E. Island [Jan 16

“FOUNTAIN HOUSE,”

CENTRAL STREET, —/
SUMMERSIDE!

TYNE subscriber most respectfully returns

his thanks to the public who so liberally
patronized him heretofore in the ‘Union
House,” and wishes to inform them that he
has again opencd up, next door to his old
stand, a

Boarding House & Bar.

Having plenty of yard room, and excellent
and commodious STABLING, he is prepared
to make all comfortable who may patronize
the “FOUNTAIN HOUSE.”

DAVID GRADY.

tf

: Fountain iouse,
Summerside, Feb, 27, 1868.

Invitation to Shipbuilders!

3000 BLOCKS,

NOW READY FORSALE
AT COSTIN’S BLOCK SHOP,
SUMMERSIDE!

TE subscriber begs leave to direct the
attention of SHIP BUILDERS and
SHIP OWNERS, to his BLOCK SHOP,
where he has now, and will constantly keep
on hand, a large lot of BLOCKS. of all sizes,
which will be sold at the lowest Island prices,
and 25 per cent. off for CASIL.

Remember those are notfthe Blocks you
read about which have no/ Bushing in ‘the
Sheaves, and 2 Rivefs eS ts required.
Parties purchasing Blocks should always
drive out the pins and examine the inside,
us many vessels have been lost ip consequence
of bad Blocks

Lhe fastest vessels that ever sailed from
this Islind were furnished with Blocks from
the subscribers Factory, (the Mew Dominion,
Undine, Zuleika, and others )

ALSO—Ships Wheels, finished with neat-
ness and made substantial. Deck Vlugs,
Pumps, &e,, &e.

Reference can
Hon. James Yeo.

be made to Hon. J. C. Pope,
JOUN COSTIN,

Feb ly

AT CORNER STORE,

Opposite Post Office !

Whips and Babies’ Shoes,
Artificial Flowers and Feathers,
Scarfs, Ties and Collars,
Ribbons, all kinds,
Rice and Pearl Barley,
Molasses, ‘Tea and Sugar,
Raisins, Currants, Tobacco,
Pork and Pound Patches,
Candles and Pilot Bread,
Blacksmith’s Coals,
Thread of all kinds,
Room Paper,
Braids, all kinds,
Broomsand Buckets,
Cloths and Flannels,
Gloves and Stockings,
Beautiful Shawls & Sacks.
Lozenges and Crockery vare,
White and Unbleached Cottons,
Embroidery and Crochet Cotton,
Laces, Edgings, Veils, Silks,
Lamps, and Chimnies, and Oil,
Patent Medicines, Hoops, Muslins,
Prints, Coburgs, Lamas, Dress Buttons and
‘Trimmings, Silk and Muslin Handkerchiets,
Hair Netts for 3d, defying competition!
Nails, Glass and Putty! ect., ete.

27, 18

VERY
CHEAP
FoR

CASH!!!

pa The above, with a great many other

Goods of the best quality, are being sold off

Very Curar ror CASH, to make room for
the coming Spring Fashionable Stock !
FINLAY MeNEILL.

Summerside, Feb. 28, 1868.

Stop! Read This!
NHE Subscriber requests all persons
indebted to him to call and settle
day of

their accounts previous to the 1st
January, 1868.
JOSEPH BERTRAM.

§ kins lose euch «tuin, and the complexion's clearf! |

NITURE,

Tuesday, 3d March next,

commencing at 11 o'clock, forenoon, his
FARM, STOCK, IMPLEMENTS !
‘The Farm consists of 74 acres of excellent
land, subject to an annual rent of one shilling
currency per acre. It has a front of 8 chains
on Hope River, Lot 22, where abundance of |
mussel mud is easily obtained; 50 acres ure
under cultivation. the remainder is well
covered with hard and softwood. ‘The build-

ings are comfortable and_cgmmodious,
STOCK, IMPLE » de.

2 MARES, one very superior “ Flying French-
man,”
2 COWS, 16 SHEEP, 3 PIGS.

1 Plough, 1 set Harrows, 1 Cart & Truck,
Plough and Cart Harness, Riding Saddle,
Gig and Harness, 2 tons Hay, quantity of
Straw. &c. Also, the HOUSELOLD FUR-

'TERMS—Eor the Farm made known on
the day of Sale. For the Stock, &c., all
sums under £10 credit until Ist Noy. next; all
sums over £10 one half on Ist November
next, and the other half on lst November
1869, on approved joint notes.

Save Positive, No Reserve.
GEO. ANDERSON, Auct.
New London, Feb. 20, 1868.

Freehold Farm
AUCTION.

HE Subscriber has received instructions

_ from the Widow of the late WILLIAM
COUSINS to sell at AUCTION, on the pre-
mises, on

Thursday, March 5th,

at 11 o’clock,a.m., that valuable FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, recently occupied by the late
WILLIAM COUSINS.

It consists of 161 acres of LAND of excel-
lent quality, situated on the North Side of the
South West River,

NEW LONDON, LOT 20,

110 acres are under ivation, and are now
in good order, arsh of 10 acres extend-
ing along the entire] front. ‘The remainder
of the land is covered with a lirge growth of
Hard Wood, Seanding and Poles, Abun-
dance of Mussel Mud is within a few chains
of the shere.

The Farm

has a front of 15.chains on the river, and will
be sold in one or two lots to suit purchasers;
and a good and valid title willl be given.
y * °
The Buildings

corsist -f a DWELLING HOUSE, 35 x 26,
with a kitchen attached 22 x 18; two large
BARNS and other Outhouses, all recently
built and well finished.

The above property is within a mile anda
half of LONG RIVER WHARF, where large
quantities of produce are annually shipped.
It is a desirable investment for any person
wishing to purchase an excellent farm.

TERMS OF SALE.—A credit of five years
will be given, payable by instalments.

Further particulars made known on day of

sale.
GEORGE ANDERSON,
Auctioneer,
ro

New London, 27th Jan., 1

~ Rare Chance!
Valuable Property

FOR SALE AT

AUCTION.

PPVHE subscriber will sell at public AUCTION |
on SATURDAY, the 7th day of MARCH, |
next, at the hour of 2 0’clock, p. m., on the
premises, that valuable Property known as
the * VICTORIA HOUSE,” at present owned
and occupied by MR. CHARLES COLLET,
situated at Victoria, Lot 29, and only a few
yards from the publie Wharf. ay d without
exception one of the best stands in said place,
consisting of one Town Lot with a good
DWELLING HOUSE, 2 stories high, with
a frost proof cellar, a Bar room and kitchen
attached. Also, a large Buiiding 2 stories
high, extending the whole length of the back
of said Lot, in which is a good Stable, Shed,
Warehouse and hay lofts, and other conyeni-
ence, with a yard and garden adjoining.
ALSO.—Inmedjayefy after the sale of the
premises, will be olfvred the whole of the
contents of the Bar Room, consisting of De-
canters, Glasses, ‘Nips, Waiters, Casks,
Stove, &e., &e.
One Sleigh, 1 Waggon, do.
TERMS.—One third in three months, one
third in 12 months, and the remainder in
years. For the other articles, all sums
under 20s. cash down; over that amount
a credit until the Ist of November, 1868.
Approved securities required,
DONALD W. PALMER, Auct.
@BWrapaud, Feb, 28, 1868.

~ AUCTION.

Valuable Freehold ehh
IN LOT 17! 4

TAPNAE subscriber has been instructed by

ALEX. McCALLUM, of Lot 17, to sell
by AUCTION, on TUESDAY the 2@th
MARCH, next, at 12 o'clock noon, on the
premises, the valuable FREEHOLD FARM
now occupied by him.

‘The above Farm contains 100 acres of ex-
cellent Land, is all cleared and under cultiva-
tion. It is within five \nilgs of the town of
Summerside; and withipéSne half mile of in-
exhaustible beds of syel Mud, It fronts
on two roads, and is, th icinity of grist,
carding, and saw mills, ‘Tere is on the pre-
mises a good DWELLING HOUSE and a
large BARN, 60 x 35, with cellars under it,
and other outbuildings, It is fenced with
cedar,

Any person wishing a good Farm will find |
the above just what they want.

‘Terms easy and made known at sale.

JOHN CLAY, Auct. |
1868. |

27,

Bedeque, Feb.

Boot & Shoe Factory!
Atel subscriber begs leave to direct the
attetsion of the public to his

BOOT & SHOE SHOP,
AT
NEW GLASGOW BRIDGE,

where he is prepared to do all descriptions of |
work in his line, at the shortest notice, and |

| mereide, and 2 miles from St. Eleanor’s; 45 acres

ee ae
Administrator's Notice.
HEREBY give Postic Novice that I have
appointel ROBT, McC, STAVERT, of
Summerside, my Attorney, for me,and in my
name, to collect all debts due andf that may
become due to the Estate of th
M. Parrenson, and to give recegpts for the
same when paid to him.
ROBERT S. PATTERSON.
North Bedeque, Fe 1868 .—1m.

Good Tempiars.
RINCE COUNTY LODGE of the B.O.
of GOOD 'TEMPLARS, will meet in
Quarterly Session, on WEDNESDAY even-
ing, the 25th MARCH, at 7 o'clock, in the
‘Prince Edward” Lodge Rooif, Lower Be-
deque. "

By order,
WILLIAM R. SITEEN,
County Secretary.
Centreville, Bedeque, Feb, 28, 1868. 3i

FOR -SALE OR TO LET!
O LET, and possession given in APRIL
next, the COTTAGE at present occupied
by the Subscriber, ‘There are THREE
ROOMS and a KITCHEN down stairs, and
‘THREE ROOMS up stairs. A Btable and
garden are in connection wit!Tit, in the
dryest part of the Town,
GEORGE RAMSAY.

Summerside, Feb, 27, 1868.—3in

BOAT for SALE.

TYNHE Subscriber offers for SALE u BOAT,
28 feet keel, 44 feet depth, 104 feet
beam, plunked with cedar, well jigged, and
excellent sails of flax canvass? only
been used one season. She wow lies in
Shemogue Creek. Apply to.
JOSEPH DsROCHE.
Misceuche, Feb. 27, 1868. 3i

Notice !

TW\HE PUBLIC are requestyd to take no
notice whatever of, Notice” of
Jonatuaw ADAMS, referring tp the title ofthe

Farm of the Igfe War, C 8, advertized
to be sold on the Sth of March next, asa good
title will be guaranteed.

GEO. ANDERSON.
8u8, i

New London, Feb

Rare Chan

Freehold Farm for Sale!

FPNUE subscriber offers for sale his Freehold
AL Farm, consisting of 100 acres of Land, situated
on the Linkletter Road, about 3° miles from Sum-

ure clenred and ina state of cultivation, one part

of the remainder ix covered with fir, spruce and |
cedar, fit for seantling, shing! sills, and
the other purt is covered with a Aurge growth of
beech and rockmaple, ‘There is on the premises a

large Barn, Dwelling Honse, and Mill House,
and two excellent springs of water. ‘The and is
of a most excellent quality, and fenced with cedar,
and fronts on the shore, Where sea manure cun be
easily obtained.

For further particulars apply to

HERBERT HEAD.
St. Eleanor'’s, Feb. 20, 186%. 1

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XB™ Shop lately.oceupied by A.Purchuse,

‘of December next, by signing the Deed to

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Street.
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HANFORD BROTILERS,

Successors to Thomas Hanford,

Commission Merchants

And General Agents, |

11 NORTH MARKET WHARF,
ST. JOHN, N, B., |

Chas. U. Hanford...........Fred. 8, Mantords)
Jan. 21, 1868.

Im

Barber Shop! |

TPNHE subscriber respectfully announces to
the people of Summerside, and the public |
in general, that he has opened a |

BARBER SHOP!

on St. Stephen Street, in the house adjoining |
Messrs. O'Neill & Son’s Store, where he is}
prepared to do all work appertaining to his!
profession. Best assortment of H
Hair Oils, Haus i's, Tooth

Powders, Difes, &c., |

always on hand on the most reasonable terms. |
CHAS. OTTO WINKLER.

Summerside, Jan 30, 1868.

IN

P. E. ISLAND.

TPUE subscriber having acquired a thorough |
knowledge of his business as MILL}
WRIGHT and MACHINEST while in the}
United States, particularly in the line of
manufacturing SHINGLE MACHINES on
the latest and most improved principle, has
concluded to remain a short time in the Island,
he has now openeda SHLOP in SUMMER-
SIDE, and is prepa eive orders for
Cutters.
Persons requiring his services will do well
to leave their ordérs'soon, as he intends only
to build a limitod number,
Further particulars made known by address
to him at Summerside,

J. N, BURNS.
January 28, 1868.

Notice.

FPS is to certify that Dr, WILLIAM GRIGG,
of Township No. 13, Prinee County, BP. E
is in the possession of a remedy or eure for (
which he hath received from me, the subscriber,
who hath had ander hix treatment at diferent
times, above four hundred patients for Cancer, and
have only lost abont eleven out of that number ;
and ast baye paid Mr, Grigg & visit and spent
part of two days and a night with bim at his house,
and having examined hisnumergus medical works,
his stock of medicine, whiekLompose all the
articles in general practic: ad Turthermore his
extensive knowledge and experience in the healing
art, and a man thatis thought very highly of aud
mueh respected, L believe that I could not have
entrnsted that valuable remedy tow more proper
person, Wishing him and his patients every success.
T remain yours truly,

A, McLOUD.

Georgetown, Feb. 20, 1868,

REGULAR LINE OF

> PACKETS $2

Liverpool ‘and Glasgow.

“PMIE Subscribers inform the public that the
following Vessels will be ata loading |

will sail from their respective ports on the
Ist AVRIL next.

FROM LIVERPOOL:

The A. 1. Ship ‘* L. C, OWEN,” 480 tons
Register, Copperéd, Anaus Brown,
Commander,

FROM GHASGOW:

The Bark ‘* EMPRESS,” 380 tons Reigster, |
3, 8, 11 Bureau, Veritas, Joun Ginsis,
Commander,

Both these Vessels have first class accom-

modation for passengers. 1

For Freight or Passage apply in Liverpool
to Messrs. William Stewart & Co.,

‘LratYord Chambers, South John Stree

Glasgow to James Kelso, Jun., Esquire, Union |

Street, or in Charlottetown to |

L. C. OWEN, |
WILLIAM WELSH.

Cl’'Town, P. E. Island, 2
Jan. 25t1, 1868. $ 2m |

i
\

7 A Sees FIN |
Flour, Wine, Spirits, Teas,|
1 . |
Groceries, &e., &e,
11k SUBSCRIBER HAS IN STORE, and of-
fers for sule at his store in Water Street ;
Bola FLOUR, Casks SHERRY,
Casks Port WINE, Cases CLARET,
Puns Demerara RUM, (strong)
Hhds GIN, (DeKuypers)
Cusks Scotch WISIVEY,

Cauks Pale BRA Y, Cases BRANDY
* Brown uses WHIK
Cases Old Tom GU, — Chests & hif do.

Bays RICE (Arrac bn)
Gases CONFECTIONARY, (7 1b boxes)
Bales CORKS, (Common) Bules Corks (Wine)
Bhls Washing Soda, sbla Baking SODA,
Hoxes Liverpool SOAP, Comp'n, CANDLES
Keys and ‘Tins MUSTARD, (Upton)
Hoxes Co'eman's STARCH,
Tinsf ARDINES, Pots Anchovy PASTE,
Boxes BLACK LEAD, [Nixy’s] &e., &c. &e.
ALBO, ALWAYB ON HAND:
ISLAND MADE WHISKEY, [a wood article)

T

“

DOUGLAS M. HARRINGTON. |

Water Street, Charlottetown, Dec 27,'67, [Sin

Wholesale Customers

Will find it to their advantage to call and see
samples of

The Assorted Crates of

CROCKERY W ARE

small advance

ALSO:

opposite Hon. P, Walker's, Great George) iat effect, which now lies with the said R.

W. Tremain, for execution by the assenting

| creditors.
Creditors not assenting/as adeve will be
debarred from the benefi¢of the assignment,

in declaring dividends.
GEO. ANDERSON,
Assignec.
Margate, Oct 5, 1867—6m exdi isl6m [Oct 8
Assignee’s Notice,
N R. JOHN ANDREW McDONALD, of
J Summerside, Merchant, having by decd
oft Assignment this cay registered in the
Deputy Prothonotary’s Office, at St Eleanor's
assigned all his BOOK DEBTS, Property,
real, personal and mjfedeto the subscriber,
for certain purposes ayd trusts therein men-
tioned—

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Creditors
of the said Jolin Andrew MeDonald who wish
to come in and execute said trust deed, are
requested to do so within sixty days from this
date, otherwise they will be deburred trois
participating in any of the benefits of said
trust Wstate.

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 offi n Sum-
merside, who alone is now authorized to re-
ceive and grant receipts for the same.
LINUS B. McMILLAN.
Summerside, Oct. 26, 1867.—tf
NOTICE!
‘
TITEREAS by virtue of a Deed of Re-
Jease and Assignment made ind Exe,
cuted the 2ist day of OC'T., inst., and duly
filed and registered in the proper offices in
this Island, WM. B. DAWSON, late of
Charlottetown, ‘anner, hath released, assign-
ed, t ansferred, 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 Etlects belonging to, and all debts
and sums of money andyssocurities therefore
due and owing to Gi SNICOLL, late of
Charlottetown, Shoemg lich had been
by him: assigned and eonveyed tothe said
William B. Dawson, by a certain Deed of
Assignment duly registered, upon certain
‘Trusts, and for certain purposes, in the said
first mentioned Decd of Assignment expres-
sed. This is to notify all persons indebted
to the said W. B. Dawson, and to the said
George Nicoll, whether by Book Account,
Notcs of Hand, Judgments, or otherwise,
that the several sums due from them respec-
tively, must be paid forthwith, to Messrs,
Autey & Davies, Solicitors, who have been
duly authorised to receive and give receipts
for the same; and all persons to whom the
wid W. LB. Dawsonis indebted, are requested
to furnish their claims and Accounts duly
:tiested to the said Messrs, Alley & Davies,
forthwith.
Dated at Charlottetown, this 23th Oct., '67
THOMAS DAWSON,
RICHARD HEARTZ.
THOMAS ALLE
READ THIS !
LL persons indebted to the sub-
scribers by Promisory Note or
Book Account, are hereby notified
that their respective Azcounts are
now ready for inspection, and a full
and prompt settle is required by
the 15th of NOVEMBER next.
All unpaid accounts, after that date,
will be placed in Court for collection,
Ki A. SPRONG & to
Summerside, oct. 17, 1867.

Final Notice.

LL parties indgbted to me by Note of Hand
or Book Ag eed not console themselves
by paying w part off the sum, thinking I shall wait
until next fall for fle balance. Those amounts L
shall sue for at the next Cominissioner's Court,
unless settled in ten days time from this dite, :
CHAS C, GARDINER.
Summerside. Ith Nov., L867

To all Concerned,

requests ull those indebted to

hinito make imirediate payment. Allucconnts
nupaid after th duy of Decenber will be
handed over to the/Court for collection.

D ROGERS.

November 21, 167,

NOTICE !
HE Subseriber having closed his business
estiblishment at 4Summerside, hereby

notifies all persons in ebted to him, for Rents,
Book accounts, Prone ajotes or otherwise,
that the same must bé pxid to him at his Office
in Charlottetown

JAMES C, POPE.
Char'town, Sept. 5, 1867.

§ the late WILLIAM COUSIN’S FARM,

advertised to be spld onthe Sth of March
next, is not all in “attisin Lot 18—
the purchaser had betfer eXnmine title before

purchasing that part.
JONATHAN ADAMS,
Lot 18, Feb. 18, 1868.—a* pro 2i,

LL Persons indebted to the Estate af
Sotomon Hanpy, late of Kildare River,
deceased, are hereby required to make im-

mediate paymentto thg Subscriber, or to my
agent, R. Gordc é this Township; and
persons who have legal demands against the

said state are requested to furnish their ac-
counts, duly attested, for settlement, and
within three months from the date hereof,
ELEANOR HARDY.
Administratrix.
Kildare River, Jan. 10,1867. 3m* [janlS

Notice!
A LL persons indebted to the Estate ef

| Wittiam Barciay. late of Lot 12, de-
ceased, are hereby required to make imme-

KEROSENE OIL,
PITCH, TAR, OAKUM,
ANCHORS, IRON,
TOBACCO, PIPES,
‘; CHAINS, NAILS,
SULPHUR, ROPE,
SALTS,SALTPETRE,
DYE-STUFFS,
STARCH,

diate payment to ubscriber; and those
persons who have Ic eniands against the
said Estate are reques@@d to furnish their ac-

| counts, uly attested, for settlement, and
| withia three pionths from the date hereaf,

| : JAMES BARCLAY,
j Ailininietrator,
| ;
|

. Ellersbie, Lot 12,f opt. 16, 1867.—tt

_ Schooner a’ho!

|
| Le Subseriber offers FOR SALE the

COPPERAS. MATCHES,CANDLES, BAK- |
ING SODA, :
WASHING SODA,
PLOUGH MOUNTING,
SHEET IRON,
| HOUSE COAL.

HULL AND SPARS. ics

| OF ASCHOONER, of qoout 40 topes ready we

| he ia now eu which pent ne, a
lanneh on the Ft paslinge inerdel-
the best material and wring tO pariars
Terme liberal. Any reer ou or vefore

| must apply to the #

i Lot 18,

Baptism Versus Dipping!
HE REV. A. DisBRISAY will deliver |
a LECTURE on the above Subject, in}

guarantees good material and ‘* perfect fits.” | late J. . Norton, of Yale College, 2 vols.,

No slop-work performed here. | Royal Octavo, 1600 pages‘ and numerous En-
Men and women’s Bodts and Shoes kept | ravings.

sonstantly on hand, and sold cheap for cash| Price $7 for the two volumes—by mail,

or approved credit. | post paid, $8. |
Just step in and leave your measure.

Journal Office, Dee. 5, 1867.

WANTED.
SITUATION by a first class BOOT and
SHOEMAKER. Address

Now is the time to subscribe

f the WESLEYAN CHURCH, on FRIDAY, J. G. FRANKLIN, : 7 McNRILE,
to-morrow evening, commencing at 7 o'clock. | New Glasgow Bridge. JAMES D. HOUSTON. for the J 1 R. T. HOLMAN, day of March fe JAMES
\ Bummerside, Feb, 28, 1868. | Feb, 20, 1868, | New Glasgow Bridge, I'eb, 27, 1868. or the Journal—only$1 a year) gummorsige. Dec 12,1867—-8m Ler,