Summerside Journal -- 1868-04-23 -- Page 3

says so in so many words, and draws a strik-
ing pieture at the immens@@@ddition which
Nova Scotia would bring to the naval power

Boston & Colonial—Carveil Bros.

New Advertisementsthis Day.

APRIL

FPO be sold by Auctionon UUMSDAY, May
L next, at the sulscribers preuises, Loy

se ena

IDE JOUR

VAL, THURSDAY,

i

+ FUMIE Subscriber has opened a House on the}

68.
mperance House, BUILDING LOTS
IN ALBERTON !

23, 18

Te

corner of Water aud North Sureet, nearly

of the Union, an increase doubled by the fact
that every sailor and ship so obtained would
be withdrawn from the resources of Great

Britain. We have not the means of compel-
ling 4 compromise, for Canada cannot give
up her tariff suddenly without bankruptey,
and must have under any scheme of Con-
federation greater power than Nova Scotia,
In fact, as it seems tous, we have only to
‘use diplomacy or force; and we strongly
‘trust, but strongly doubt, that the needful
ability may be found at the Colonial Oilice.
‘The negotiations is one which will sorely tax
-all the skill and all the knowledge of the
Duke of Buckingham, and may require the
intervention of statesmen of much stronger
powers than any his Grace has yet been able
to display. ‘The first necessity, however, is
that both Parliament and the Colonisl Office
should realize clearly the seriousness of the
colonial agitation.”
ee ie

MEMORANDA.

Schooner Minnte, lk. McKenzie, arrived in
Now London Harbor, on the 21st inst., three
days from Canso. Reports having seen off
East Point a vessel sunk in 13 fathoms water
en, American—Muainmast broke ott
at deck and afloat, held by the main rigging
at head. Foremast broke off about 50 feet
from deck. Main boom broke off at the
strings, held by the main sheet. Spars pine.
Probably she is Schooner Fashion a fishing
vessel lost last season, belonging to Cape
Ann.

This report was handed to us by Captain
John McKenzie, who examined her with a
boat. Versons wishing further particulars
can have them by applying to Capt. George
McKenzie, French Riyer, New London.

We had the pleasure on Sunday last, of
visiting the Wesleyan Sunday School, in
Charlottetown, ti the superint_udenee
of Win. Brown and Win, Stuubles, Esqs.
We were highly pleased with the appear-

ance and conduct of the childven,especially |
that portion of them under the care ot}

Miss Julia Duchemin, ‘his young lady
has the care of over one hundred little
ones, ind the readiness with which they
answered the questions put to them by
stranger, Convinced us that her labor w
notin vain. We know of no more ple
ing ight than to see four or five hundred
children, such as we witnessed there, all
engaged in perusing that book that is able
to make them ‘wise unto salyation.”—
May those devoted men and women who
are thus engaged in teaching the youth,
never * grow weary in well doing, tor in
due season they shall reap their reward,”

Tue Government have granted £3000
to be distributed among or loaned to those
of our population who ave without seed
grain. Each individual can have tour
pounds, to be paid next fall with interest,
This is what we suggested last week.only
we thought there should be no interest.
We are content, These wise m.n know
best.

WE have received a letter in reply to!

“Farmer,” published in the Patriat « few
days ago. We see no good in publishing
it, us we know the country is not so bad
offas that writer would haye us believe.
We agree with our correspondent that il
the people are so bad off *harmer” should
sell his tanip and timothy seed a little
cheaper, and keep better posted ap.

We were shown the other day a very ed in Canada. All cl
“| tionalities united to pay the

fine mare, owned by the Hon. J.C Pope
She is sired by the imported mare and
the ** Sambo,”
old, and is, without exception, the largest
and best built colt ot her age we have
everscen on this Island,

Errarum.—We stated last week that
Mr Cudlip,an Anti-unionist, was returned

| respect to the lamented statesinan,
She is only three years,

Favor for Sale—Patrick Brenan.

Eggs, Eggs—D, Enman,

The New Version—Rey. Mr, Colpitts.

Tn the House of Assem)bly—Johu MeNeill

Notice—David Rogers,

Partnership Notice—Smith & MeDonald,

Latest by Telegraph!
Paris, April 12—Sunday.

The Moniteur to-day published an oflicial
report made to the Emperor by the Minis-
ter Pinard, in which an account is given
ofthe military changes made since the
bill for the reorganization ot the army has
gone into operation, and of effect they
have had on the country,

The Minister states that all the reforms
introduced into the Guarde Mobile, in ae-
cordance with the provisions of the bill,
tre DOW completed, and he asserts that
these changes have been received with
popular applause
throughout the Empire.

Ie contradiets reports of dissatisfaction
and declares that the new Army Law is
sustained and defended by the patriotism
of the French people, who thus give new
proof of their contidence in the Emperor.

New York, April 13th.

A special despatch to the Jerald trom
Mazatlin, Mexico, says :—

“The Byitish frigate Chanticleer is close-
ly watehing the movements ot our fleet in
Mexican waters and along the California
and Gult coasts. When it beeame known
that thirtee awn mMen-ol-war were
in port at one », the wildest rumors
Were put atloat—that the U.S. Govern-
ment intended to make forcible possession
of Mexieo and immediately inierfere in
the civil warin this State. Another re-
port followed, thatalarge American naval
fleet was calling and steaming here with
wll haste.” \ :

Montreal Banks have exported $120,000
American silver, in order to lessen the in-
convenience occasioned by the excessive
quauitity ip circulation.

“New York gold market steady and un-
changed,

London, Apvil 13th.
Oficial despatches from Gen, Napier in
command of the Abyssinian expedition
have been received by the Government.
‘They show that in spite of the bad reads
the British forces are steadily advancing
towards Mag@ala, Meanwhile there is
every evidence of the intention of the King

of Abyssinia to offer serious resistance.

alinest everywhere
j

BOSTON & COLONIAL
‘STEAMSHIP Co.

pau STEAMER ALHAMBRA will
| leave Bosvon lor Cuantorrerows on
WEDNESDAY, the 22nd inst., calling at
HaLivax and Cansrav.
ty Time of departure will be duly ad-

vertized alter arrival,
CARVELL BROS.

Agents,

Pown, April 20, 1868.
Eggs!
Re MEMBER
ALY CASIL for &

D ENMAN,

Summerside, April 28, 1868, om.

'
nae Eggs
he subseribc ris paying

N R. BENJAMIN ROGERS, of Aturrron,
Merchant, having by, Deed of Assign-
nent this day registered i

Deputy Prothono-
tary’s Office in St. Ble: 5, assigned all his
Book Debts, Notes of Nagd, roperty, real
and personal to the Subsdriver, for certain
purposes and trusts therein mentioned ;

Ido therefore notify sll persons who are in
any way indebted to the said BENJAMIN
ROGERS, to make immediate payment of
their several aniounts to said B. Rogers.

DAVID ROGERS.

Summerside, March 7th, 1568. (Apl. 28

eee . .
Co-partnership Notice,
TANILE Subscribers have this day entered

into Partnership as PLASTERERS,
under the name, style and firm of

eS ;
Smith & eDonald,

They are prepare cute all orders
for Pinstering tvom fown or country, of all
descriptions, in the best and most fashion-
able style, and at the lowest rates.

They will guarantee as good, if not bet-
ter work than those who boast so much of
their ** learning.”

JAMES SMITIL,
JOHN McDONALD,
Summerside, April 9, 1868,

FARM FOR SALE.

FEMALE subscriber offers for sale his LEASE

HOLD FARM, situated in Paddy's Land,
Lot 19, 14 miles from Kensington, and 2
miles from Indian River, Cross. It consists
of 114 acres, 40 being clear and the balance
covered with hard and soft wooed. A’ small

|

Gen, Napier in his latest despatch, Mar, |
17th, says our advance will reach Lake}
Ashangee to-morrow; the rear with the
artillery and supply trains is three days’
march behind, ‘Lhe country is mountain-
ous and very difficult for the artillery |
trains,

King Theodorus is near Magdala, where
he intends to make astand. Letters from |
the captives say they are well, The health |
ot the troops is goods. ‘The effective torce |

Mag

la, uumMbers BUUU men,
Ottawa, Canada, April 13.
The funeral of the late Mr, MeGee took |
place this morning, and was one of the}
| Most imp re Ceremonies ever withes
creeds and na- |
last (vibute of |
Busi- |

|

|

|
|

Hess Was entirely suspended throughout
the ci Flags at half mast. Many
bai 35 were draped im mourning, aud)
| others im mottoes in black and) white let-|
jters. Procession reached St, Patrick's |
Cathedral at ten o'clock, where Rev, Mr. |
| O'Farrel preached an tloquent: sermon, |

under Gen, Napier, now advancing on).

House on the premises. It tronts 18. chains
on the Princetown Road. A Brook runs!

across the Farm. ‘Che Férm is under lease
at Is. per acre per ann
‘Terms made known og application to the

subscriber,

PATRICK BREN.
Barbara Weit. Lot 19, April 23, '68 .—4i*

THE NEW VERSION.

:
Bodeque, ut 12 o’elock, a.m-.the follow ing Stock +} 557,
Lhorse, 5 years old, (12 ewts), & mare} permanent and transient boarders can
with foul, L cow, 2 riding wagyons, 2 jaunt) commodated on reasonable terms,

ing eleighs, 2 wood sleighs,1 set waggon bar |W 6 [louse will be k. pt open
ness, 1 buililo robe. date pissengers in the Steamer.
FURNITURE, &e:

I cocking stove, 3 close stoves, 1 sufu, 7 tables, 5}

° EATING SALOON,
bedsteads. 1 doz. chairs, 2 rocking etuurs, ||

bereau, 3 wash-stunds, 1 clock, 2 spinning} where Luncheons and Temperance Drinks
Wheels, £ Igom3 round tables, und other} ean be had at any time.
urticles too n

vlls ty menuign, aes ‘ a

Tenms: Six*months credit bog ene Juint s Cage B SCHURMAN,

Notes of Iland, Summerside, Apsil 9, 1808,
ALEX. PRICE,

Lower Bedeque, April 28, 1563.—i,

ac

To Contractors.
ALED TENDERS will be received by
ie the undersigned until the 10th of May
{next, for building a MEETINGgHOUSE in
f | Cavendish. A plan and isertbewtan may
e | be sven on application to Mr.Job} Dickieson,

| Hope Niver.
DAVID MceNEILL.
endish, April 9, 1868—3i*

Ships Carvings.

cies eee en e

| POSITIVE AND
UNRESERVED SALE

The subscriber has been instructed to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION,

jon SATURDAY, v5th day of APRIL,
instant, at the hour of QO o'clock, a. m., the
whole of the

FISHING PRQ@PERTY,
of Mr, BENJ, ROGERS, oif Kildare daland) |
atthe entrance of Cascumpec Ilarbor, con-
| sisting of

I.

Summerside, March 26, 1868,—tf.

SUMMER IS THE TIME TO GET
PHOTOGRAPHS!

TPNIE subscriber having increased facilities |
nian excellant light, is well prepared |
:to furnish good pictures,

PHOTOGRAPHS, FER

|
|

2 acres of Leasehold LAND, at a nominal
rent.
A Fish Stage, 40 x 36,
A Fish Elouse and Store, (in one)
5 large Bishing Boats.
1 Bait Mill, Bean Seales and

ZOTYPES. and}

AMBROTYPES made to plefise, at the short-

10 Nets, : Weights, est notice, and lowest pi |

400 fms Set Line, 14 bbis Bait, Call and see specimens hafging at the door. |

Barrels, VPuncheons, CHAR i

500 bbls Salt, Casks, . satin 419. 180

Cooking Utensils, ‘Tables, ‘Tools, a Se Pape 1863, |
and ayariety of articles too numerous to | ememben Clark hac |
mention, Allof which will positively be sold 1 X 18) |

ewe FINAL NOTICE! |

Without Ieserve!
TERMS. —For sums of 20s. and under, cash |
on delivehy ; for sums of upwards of 205
six montily’ lit, will be given on ap-
proved XX. of Jland.
WM. HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
Alberton, April 8th, 1868.

Serra paree

STOCK,
Farming Implements, House-
hold Furniture, &e.,

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION!

AU Subseriber bas been authorized to offer | or avout the following dimensions:>—1 enygth |
I for sule by PUBLIC AUGTION, on the} fom stem to stern post over all, $4 tect:
premises of Mr J. L, WRIGHT, Centreville, o»/ mean Breadth, 284 teet; depth in hold,

or le midships, 11 fect. Will be ot or about 180
Monday, 7 th April, ins, Tons Reyisterand Iron fustened. Ifrequire
The follow and by an early application, the above ve.
hold Burni-

LI persons indebted to the undersigned,
whose Accounts are still unpaid, are}
herchy notified to pay and settle their Ac}
| counts forthwith, to save furgie ble and}
expenses of law suit, &c,
‘The subs rs offer for shle their interest
in the Shipyard at Egmont Bay, with the
buildings thereon,
bag ‘Terms as may be agreed on.
JOUN UASZARD & CO,
St. Eleanor’s, March sin

1

FOR SALE!
MPMIB WULL and SPAS of a BRIGAN-
TINE, nearly finished and cowplete, of |

|
|

Sale to commence ut 1 o'clock, p.m.
ing Stock, furming Implements, Hou
ture, &e., co) Inge of—
1 Mare, 1 F
Wood 8
Double
Riding Wagons
¥ Sets Cart Brite

can be delivered atloat on gr before the 1dth
May next.
ha" «Terms of ale
months, the Balance at
proved Notes.
to.

(

1alf at three
ix months, on ap-
For farth r particulars apply

EM Rey. Mr. Covrrrrs will (1). V.) de-
a LECTURE on the
1

liver NEW V
SION OF THE BI in the Wesleyan)
Church, next WED evening the;

DAY
20th inst., commencing yx T& o'clock.

Summerside, Apr

li THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Sarunpay, April 18, 1903.

Ce That the following Resolu- |

tions adopted by the TLouse, this day, be!

inserted once in cach of the newspapers pub-

lished in Charlottetown,

JOUN MeNEILL, C, IL. A.

Rusorven, That the sum of Three thousand ,
pounds be granted and pliced at the disposal |
ofthe Government, to be advanced in’ sums

JOHN HASZARD,
St. Eleanor's, 0 j
DAWSON'S ESTATE!
‘
Impotrant Notice,
ae subscrilers have been instructed t
THE TRUSTEES OF W
ESTATE, to SUE all partic thout any
distinction, whose unsettled “Accounts, or
Notes of Hand, to W. B. OAWSON or GEO,
NICOLL are not ineeglijgyely HVirs,
Atty’s for Trustees of Dawoeon’s Estate
Chrtown, i

Barber Shop!

S subscriber respectfully reunces to

ehold Furniture,
ice: CUMGH BURL Donk Gie
4 Bedstends Stoves, Chairs, Publes, &e., &e

‘

» Liberal, made known at sale.
Sale Positive, and no reserve!
JOUN CLAY, Auct.

April 16, 1868,—2i*

iy
AWSON’S

|
1

“Gly

7)

a
ws

Entire

osite Holman’s Wharf, Summerside, where |

In addition to the above he has opéned an

OR SALE, at the Store of Mr. Donat |
RAMSAY, a good selecti SROLLN |

and EIGURE HEADS; whiclf will be suid |
low for cash. |

read about which
Sheaves, and 2 Rivets
Parties
drive out the pins and examine the insije,

the subscribers Mactory, (tho New
Undine, Zulethka, and others )

Pumps, &e.. &¢

ITE Subseriber offers for sale Eight of the
- Nine Lots marked and numbered on the
ee hereto annexe], situated in the very
centre of the rising Town of ALBERTON,
jund are, without exception, by far the most
| eligible building sites in the Town.
| The Lots at present for sale are Nos, 1, 2,
3,4,5.6,7and 8. No withthe Dwellity.
House therecn being reserved for the present

An unquestionable Tithe guaranteed.

Terms made known on application to
BENJ. ROGERS.

PRINCESS STREET

{

feel |
heb 2
Le
| | 2 |
a3
o
2g |
e |
4 |
S|
: ee se sla ER SEL
EB | SLL \ os
| i | i o bg
Loe | ° aos ey
wet | | 99 08
i | 1 jee .
iy ia
a) | 5
e | S
f | ) =
si i= { LA & we o a
oy | ey sad to i
mi S| ' \*
S| 8 | 4399
| ao ee
me Jc0L |
= | |
an i
= |

3000 BLOCKS,

NOW READY FOR SALE
AT COSTIN’S BLOCK SHOP,
SUMMERSIDE!

ap

E subscriber Legs leave to direet the
attention of SHIP BUILDERS and

SHIP OWNERS, to his BLOCK SHOP,
where he ha

now, and will ee

stantly keep
on hand, a large lot of BLOCI

s. of ull sizes,

j Which will be sold atthe lowest Island prices,

and 2O PER CENT. off for CASH,

uember those are fnoy the Blocks you
Bushing in the
vhere 3 is required.
purchasing Blocks should alwaye

is many vessely have been lost in conse
f bad Blocks

est yesscls that ever sailed from
d were furnished with Blocks from
Dominion,

quence

ALSO—Ships Wheels, finished with. wer
ess and made substantial, week Vlogs,

(elon FAA

sJHSNMEY £8B,E .
JOUN COSTIN

p

ly
2)

ARMERS

EVERYWHERE ATTENTION!

[ue time of Crotch-harrows, wooden
Flails and wooden Ploughs have passed
away forever! These things are replaced by
newer and better inventions,
A THRESHING MACHINE will enable
you to get your grain ready tor market early
in the season and at one quarter the cost of
the old method!
With a good and cheap FANNERS
tise the wind at any time!
THE subscriber in view of these fiets whieh
must have become patent to everybody, feela
that he is no longer justified inf} + hiding his
Hight wnder a bushel,” buist, Te farn-
ers of this Island know that thr need not be
without hibor-saving machinery/on their farms
when he is around,
Last year he sold twenty Threshing Ma-
chinee, and is prepared to manufactaro, wie
number of them to order, ‘
Ja that period he also cold twelve setts of
Banners, and has won hand twenty setts
of the same, of diferent styles and prices.

un
the | eople of Summerside, and the public
in general, thathe has opencd a

BARBER SILOP !

on St. Stephen Street, in the house adjoining

forthe Dominion Parliament. It should) Procession atterwards proceeded to. the
be for the Local Legisliture ot New | Brouch Parish Chureh, whetw ater SiNg-) vidual, to. parties whose circumstances of
Brunswick. jiag and a short address made by te Bish destitution are that they cannot obtain |

Henry Stewart McNutt, Esq., of Prince. | Op, then reformed and took up line of for purchase sufficient seed: grain for their
tholic Cemetery, | faring; the same to be diviled as follows:

raat ' lt s-| mareh to the Roma
town Royalty. has been appointed a dus: | mare { 5
tice ane unan, H |where the body a¥ nterred, Minute) Nine AMTECH pounds to each County
. inning guus fired and bells ted during tie en- three hundved pounds in hands of th
rer The pargee ee ae Laan tire services, whieh lasted UllSoclock. [t/ ment to meet Spechil cases and emergencies. ak peewee ‘
toopen up. Very ree omes Oc ce Ate Tis estimated that not less than 40,000 per | One or More Cotittees to be appointed in| — He will leave Coles’ Totel.in St. Eleanor's,
to be seen outside, We think the Steamer! 7th April, inst., passing

: is . ach Road District. to whom shall be entrust: | Monday, the 27

‘ | $ were in the streets and 30,000 in the teh Road Dist , § eentrist | on Monday, iY Ley LS

will hardly get in here next week, uuless| sons were in the streets and 3 jed the distribution of the amount allotted to | along the Town Road.to Thomns Sims's, Bsq..
we have a heavy wind,

+149 the District. Phe repaymg the several) Kensington. On the 28th he will go to Ste-
pat ‘The ice in Charlottetown Harbor is | Ottawa, April 13. | Svs advanced, tu be s vint notes, | phen McLenuan’s, Indian River Cross; and
broken up and fast disappearing, Several

‘not exceeding tour pounds, to any one indi-

PENIS celebrated and well-known
l Iforse, “Clyde,” imported by the Govern-
ment in IS64, from Clydesdale, Scotland, is
ofa dark bay color, 174 hands high, 7 years
old, weig’ 8 ewt., and is one of the best
horses th mag can produce, and has here-
tofore givenf general satisfaction He will
trayel for the season on the following route :

aining to his

Best assorfnent of

profession,

Hair Oils, Hair Restovers, Tooth
Powders, Dyes, de,

Boxes CRYSTAL BLUE a's) for sale

youcat

ry

procession,

ys on hand on the most reasonableterms,
ty Razors carefully putin order a3
CHAS. OTTO WINKLER.

Summerside, dan 30, 1868.

WHO WANTS
BARGAINS?

h of CULAP

ty

Tn the ILouse last night a special com- payable to the ‘Preasurer he interest ats smain there until 8 o'clock; phenee to Jolin

vessels that were frozen in at the © three) mittes was appointed on motion of Rose) per cent, on i first dl 4 pecenat ners Geedalay Darnley ve she frill panels A
ides,” » their way the wharf. consider subjects ol Banking and) Cur- | ind the several amounts when due to be pays jaight. On the 29th he wilt aeuuth Park

tides,” ma le their way up to | Mo consider subjects PUL Be ble to such persons or persons us the Gov-; Cerner, on to Hichard Pilfman's, Nfrench
ha The Steamers Jyiacess of Wales nnd | S089 :

Sime Progress Fernment, trom time to tree, shall appoint. | River, On the doth he wfil pass through
Heathen sella; are nearly LOK. Fy commence | Anil 18. meee )Vhe Lieutenant Government in Council, it | Clifton on to Stanley Bridge. On the Ist
their work. ‘They have both been newly | Milles,

Teegits UNG a : filed Ma, MeDoniald\ot Lunenburg moved to} they think fit, may muse the said mito tree! My a ees MA iene River on iN
painted and refitted. ve Princess is painter Air, MeDon a seo vee thousand pounds, by issuing debentures | Alex, Taird’s, Cavendish. On the 2d he wi
a clear ye oe ge is ee ee grain: | Ouaue ROT ' mie ae Ce We Chargeable on the public funds of this Island, | pass through New Glasgow’on to R. Bagnall’s,
ed throughout most ofthe inside, Tt has, no} Quebec and Ontario to the same i I paya
doubt, cost a lirge sum of money to repair} posed by New Bruns ick and Nova deo. jy)

ble at such time asthe Government shall! tlizel Grove, On the 8d he will pass through
and refit those boats, but itis satisfactory to) tia, but did not press amendment to. divi-

fide in voting the esti-

FENO any person in se
GUUDS, we vould

appoint, and bearing interest ata rate not! the Town Rosd, on to John Mayne’s, County |
) Line Road. Qn the 4th through Somerset to

| exceeding six per cent, per annum, cond 4 aN!
know that ithas Leen given to our own tme-/ sion, | Resonven, That the sum of nine hundred | Jolin Keefe’s. On the oth through Augustine GO TO TILE Horse-rakes, Ploughs, Harrows, und in fact
chanics and laborers. This is one of the) Ocher four persons arrested in Montreal | pounds, grarted by the last preceding resolu. | Cove on to Nelsox Clark's, Cape Traverse. | ayy itis] tee rie every kind of implement used ona tarme—
many benefits to be derived from having the) (oy Mr, McGee's murder arrived here by tion to be distributed in each county, to assiet | On the 6th through 7 mile Bay to James AN Ish. merican Hou SC. | short ofa mowing machine—is made by him.
hoats owned on the Island, Ifthe harbor is| (orenoon train, jdestiinte persons in purchasing seod grain, | Aflleck's, Bentlot ite: On the Bu Syouat ities you ean Ub sulted ONT llis Wore is too well known to need putliog
He y eo) » Steame: sone ‘ Ae A ea wuvounl deat istricts | Dedeque, calling at Noonan’s, on te omnis : ' F is hands.
Cae wo may expect the Steamer here next It was rwmertd in Ottawa on ‘Thurs: Hy a dd Rae the several Road Districts | ey huis ROH ae ie iw Ohistce de dollowing jist ut Higeae iytcne VU hn sites
’ last, thet Whelan was making a 1 Lieihe Mano oe through Summerside, on to St. Eleanor’s, , ' AGH SE won Es. Athi MAGI NEeOH
ka The Steamer Alhambra was to leave] jyeast” to the authorities; this was atte QUEEN'S COUNTY. | where he willremain untilshe Lith. eat Soe oe Vinegar One Lier Burartocriie at eautaiittiees
Boston on Wednesday fast tor Charlottetown, wards denied, As to Doyle and other | Distnict. £ 8s. d] ‘Phe above route will ke comtinucd for the Sale Lelie Uppae enhor, your wants akcniudiee, oo i
We learn thatshe has recently changed hands! iy cjieyed enough has dropped trom the mn! oe fine Tote 80 and at 77 18 6) scason, weather, &c., f! ting. i 8 be SBA WahibE MOH Teor tune ae
and that her present owner intends to keep) to tree the authorities to extn efforts, | Ast. CODES NE Bore ey ie ee aetna ; ice uk ene TEEN Nis a ron urning of all descriptions neatly
her on the reute as formerly. We hope the} 2 : Il nd 22 and 67, 7 WM. MILLIGAN, Owner, Kerosene and other Lamps, done to order.
day is not far distant when the Stean: Navi-| Mite @ change had come on Whekun, ford tf 23 and 24, 0 0 April 16, 1868. * ‘Turpentine and Paint Oils, THOMAS WALL.
en Cont Auer Tslind Will have a| gbieved like a boy when brought out of! 44, “ «83 and 34, (6 1) Sl a Rice, Salt, Tobueco, Summerside, March 26, 1s68.—2m [m6
ible ont wedae aut, his cell, and seems to be unstruag. bth ‘i 29 and 30, WAS 8 t Th R i ; Syrups and Contectionery, Z :
a pare ¥ : re i | The authorities daily receiving addition: | Guy e Stand 32, 70 0 0 8 anger . Barcains! Seite al asus ‘BRITISH & AMER
Um MEL UU LOAM Si ah lal evidence against James Whelan, To-day | 7th i & 695, dU & 37, ‘ Hinges and Screws,
TE ee ee ere aT a HEY GH aT NCE. Te iuHinU Ware THUuVGREL IN (IG AtjOW IA Ue North of Hillsborough © 86.13 4) /PMIE Entire Horse Ranger, 8 years old,| pincains!! Axles and Springs,
ere. This makes it $3 a barrel. They, vaunnele in SI au alieet ‘ ’ Woe rthe spot|gth 48, 35, 83 & 87, | will stand during the season.—from the Plough Mounting, II O U S 13}
are so much in debt that they hye to resort) Wave ale mG ar jute wiliteli die South of Hillshorough 86.13 0) Ist Miy until the 25th du at the subscri- | yy eg kies lt! Tron and Stee,
to Uils to Bey Te Cr bay coun ey Foaund with t s worn by Whelin, ‘The | 9th comprising Lots 49 and 50, 63 6 8) ee tle, hai med aie on 4 Male all ejzes, RE-OP BN ED !#!
annexed to! be Oni “ BF Ad 68 80. O Oj the St. Bleanov’s Road. Fine, Pu wee
3 i 1 that a gang of men) 10th 57 and é MA 7 ' ; cae / :
wer The weuther during the past week AU aa eal: in Wdb, sal are}Tith = © 62 and 60, 90 0 O| This superior Animal was sired by the Vails, : boa azioe
; was connected with the 1 , {1 v 1PORNADO Is nh al a
has been very fne= such as will make the gathering evidence which will enable them to/1guh §5 "65, 85 0 O/ celvorated tae ak the Fea tiie Nest Tubs, HIE subscriber having taken aense of the
Farmer's heart glad. ‘ate roads Me NE discover the whole plot. ‘They are confident | oo ae and see him at the residence of the queen Lipe, Maninuiee Hens ue PRsee nitbores i x
up nicely, and many farmers are ploughing.) iat Whelan ig the tan who tired the fatal : : ' aisins, win, Exq., etree sa view
3 ; ‘it }
wa" Last week we stated that the House} shot. KING'S COUNTY : J ‘ . 8,
had risen, We were wrong—all the chickens Roap District. £ 8. d.| Summerside, April 9, 1808. Butter Biscuit, iy Oat vy ee
were notout, It is said they will rise to- Hon. James Duncan is at present in Ottawa | yo 1 comprising Lots 88 and 39, 90 0 0/ a rf ‘Vo Cotton W Arps ' ®eneral Ketail Business.
Eee looking alter a steamboat subsidy between the |) 3, do do au ang dty «vo 9 0 Jeff. Davis. Ang variety of the most desirable). ou1q respectfully intimate to his friends aad

KH™ In one of * Observer's” letters a few | [sland and the mainland, It is strange that) yy 9, do do 42and 43, 8 O 0 : GO ve found in the Gountry. the public in general that, having completed
weeks since it was stated that the Lathe in] such a big anti-Unionist as se ix would seek} jy 4, do do 44and45, 90 0 0) PAE celebrated Stud Horse, “Jeff Davis,” | pag Call and sce for yoursel/. the purchase of a Stock of Merchandise at
Mr. Butcher's establishment was made inj any assistance from the hated Canadians.—| 4, 5, do do 46 and 47, 80 0 0 4 yoars uld, stands 15 hands high, weighs ARTHU R MIL LS extretvely low prices, consisting of
Edinburgh. We have been requested to state | 2, Reporter, do 6, do do Soandd6, 80 0 0 Tr owt, aud well proportioned, will travel | \ JAY DLs
CHAE Mea G LAER Re: The Lathe was made] pye men of H.M, 15th regt., stationed at}do 7; do do 53 and aa iy 5 p| tor the season, thro following route,} Summerside, March 10, 1868. ne Dry Goods, .
fi Gs Siamtar OF BORTST TOTare Wicni| Mrivonts peMrRe Mave deuicvenrexteniivG: [U5 fy ee eee 100 0 Oe ee W.B. Dawson’s Estate. Groceries,
the other day, some specimens of Mr. Plants | iy in matrimony during their residence there, |do 9, a8 1b) GH ands, 60 0 0) core HNL Wok Me acura er eel Tia s bactibers offer ut PRIVATE SAL, all Hardware
Geometric Cluck, and we must say that they | iyo regt. is shortly to be removed to the| do 10, ese Lot By Gaur satu Alberton, Montrose, Kildare Capes, Tignish, | Peb ets LGHEA TUM WO HIME Th ’ .
were really beautiful. West lt and Aree ace aM ie a) do EY Tovalty By ¥ 93 0 (0 a tne ook wat down le Weaun courav of thanufuetre, at tie OLTY. BANNER Y | &c., &e., t

. » eets is tha jere are ea es i y lov z retire : ;

Vea We eutatity learn hh Miu Gr Le seu wenion, wiven ch the juldiers, who will not £000 0 o| Hinde Xiigia) Wellington, thence through TWILL COLE LEATHER He is now prepared to sell the same at avery
late ranster vf Sarre emma Pueaday be permitted to accompany their husbands, INCE COUNTY. i | to Port Hill. 2)100 sides of UPPER LEATHER, jsmall advancg, for cash or approved credit.
snoring (ost aes poles He was a very the latter having married a ae sanc- y PRID Daten bid ARTHUR R. MILLIGAN, a Ha aa LEATHER, ARTHUR MILLS

1 ie a \ lov tion of the military authorities. 10. Roap District. * "| Lot 17, April 9, 1868.—1m 730 CALF : : Ab
He PRUNE Te tho vlanae OF iy —— ———— === |No 1, comprising Lots 1,9and38, 100 0 0 ‘ ue SGN TT ; Part of ghis Stock is ney ready for Sale, and the Sammerside, March 19. 1868,

ts : ree lo do do 4,5nd6, 100 0 0 renal in course of completion, and will be
acquaintance. Tle was a native of Nova HR : do™ Bie Oo 8 ory Sara lta suai ihe Wihler
Scotia, We deeply sympathise with his) 1 arrie dl ¥ ug ot 0 . than is. 100 0 0 Boot 5 oe Fac : : The attention of paggase Fy ie culled to thie : NEW SERIES OF :

artner; WHO 18 ao summarily deprived Of | oo. osetia ee ic by iheney. W.le, de do W6'and 16) 100 0 o| PYUE subscriber begs leave to direct the] aaveriaement, us this MBck fanst Ue diepoaed of SCHOOL BOO KS
ind and affectionate husband. On cog the 20th oi by the Cn do , CM “A Lr G4 attention of the public to his tus speedily A ae Si WRON i hd
a A ,. | R. Frame, Mr. George Hinton, jr., of Sum-j do 6, 45 be j THOMAS AWSON, ‘JHE NEW SERIES of READIN
dea ete la pea hat) oy papers, merside, to Miss ota he McIntosh, of Lot 16, 2 u is ei My anise i Md 4 BOOT & SHOE SHOP, RICHARD HEARTZ, $ Trustees. | | BOOKS, atithorived iy in ea
ceive our thanks tu a1 arly of Pictou, N.S. do 8, do : oh dl i ; ‘THOMAS ALLEY Epvcatior fi rinthe PUBLICS
James H. Allen, Esq.. of of n, will also re Dhilld “eR. Trving Reqs, J.P Mr. 1 lito 9, ilo do 27and28, 64 0 0 AT ‘ Nes i ie 3 irae zy Shit int! wt ‘ BI te SCHOOLS
; f atiole y i : ‘ f 1 102 Charlottetown. Nov. 1, tf v2 and, now be had complete at
receive our thanks for list of prices current. Campbell, Cape ‘raverse, to Miss Phabe}do 10, do do 1 andt4, 102 0 0 NEW GLASGOW B A -~ as os en page

Ix to-day’s Journal will be found another | Howatt, of ‘Tryon. : | \de Thy ao wih aa 0 0 inre io peeianed te Gina Grail Bring Along Your Horses. Harvie 3 Bookstore
letter from our friend and correspondent | so — Wee i £900 0 0) work in his line, at the shortest notice, and SMITIVS FORGE QUEEN STREH TS
hil Cal oar EL oercaeactorner an a i t l | . Pag guarantees good material and ‘* perfect fits.” ite : che A LINERAL viscouxTt allowed achere

i ry pads ee tree a en Fi 4 ‘ a : AIBERAL COUR
, Ta Bille passed fn ee sees ice bee: At Bummerside, bs vn 16th Pevaee iaaae 558 . 555 . | Men He bp citi hi an ier at and SEBIGH NouM - prepared to Ba Please send in your orfors.
for Sammers are sim! ose pre- » eye, George William, son of Mr. - ? ‘ ‘ yonstantly on hand, and sold cheap for cash | execute all such, work, ae Well agall other work . hh &
viously ieeaeey leh a fow slight Sata aid Ramsny, shipbuilder, aged 2 years and a ] a hater ora th hole go elie nal ir Approved credit. is hie Tine atahuhlner, his Forge (caer art ae oh Msi Mareli By three
| m& Ce Mgners § { Le ane old stand) on 1 Street, oppowite the store of ee ee ae ne

h bale prewar pte lems He et Tt eet, on the 10th inst., of coneump- livered at my W arehous®. D. ROGERS Just step in age ngs de anCarON Colin McLennan, Baq. NEWTON LEE Now is the time to subscribe
jas resigned the o t eM ier i atric | * 5. AME : b N, ON LEE, ea
fi en t Mr. Benj, Mills, of | tion, in the 23d yeur of his age, Patrick, be ) , > tou Glaeans Geeee Pete, DEE ING 5. bop the Journal—only Sl a year
‘or thie dletrict, and tha ) ’ Summerside, April 16, 186. Xx rs ge ’

Bt. Kloanyr's, has been appointed,

Hoved son of Daniel and Margaret MeArthy. |