Summerside Journal -- 1868-04-23 -- Page 4

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Agricultural,

Seravina Arrie Trees.—This is a}

Mother wants to know if you'll lend
said a! work. Many persons object to the prac- |
et n’s|tice-@f-seraping trees; but we are con-
trained to say that after years of experi-

go to see the President with a
litle girl, coming into Mrs, Partin
k.tchen, beiing in her hand a tin cup,|s

i F \ seas rye form this
her alittle merlagses to starch & cap, to good season of the year to pc rforn | en j

(

Certainly dear, sail the good dane, |¢ a
pleasantly. i ourscives.

She never thought of the unreasonable: |a shelter and a breedi
ness of the request; she never dreamed | the rough bark of apple and other trees, |
of guile : which are destroyed if the trees are

The treacle depository was brought | scraped. We have often known the ap-
out, and the golden liquid filled the tin | ple borer to deposit its eggs at difierent
receptacle and the child departed. jpoints up the body of the tree beneath
sie ,

is going to see the president. :
is ; prestdont, ora king, or a justice ofthe body-of the same had been s¢ rane

the peace, or a hog reefer, but a man | the inst ntt of the insect would ees
arter all, with flesh and blood, and bones rected him to some other location. Ae |
and hair, like any of us? work may be performed to much greater |
And thousands will come further to advantage after a rain when the bark is |
see him than they would to sce St. Paul} softened. The three cornered seraper |
or Hebrews or Revelations or David or) with a handle eighteen inches or two fect |
Deuteronomy, or any of ‘em, long is the best implemen’ we have yet
Sich man-worship ! sich man-worship! i found fer this work. In scraping frees
The President is coming,-Aunt! said} care should be used not to scrape too Joy
Ike, bursting in, and he is going by our|so as to lay bare, or even cut very near
door! and the little fellow was half crazy | the-wood, Many persons recommend A
with delight, and threw his cap in a pan wash to be applicd, otter the ee yave
of milk upon the table in his enthusiasm. | been scraped, lt may be beneficia ; He
How do I look, Isaac? said the dame! we believe the scraper alone will do the |
with animation. Is my hair combed,and work sulliciently well.
iny handkerchief digested right on my HEHE
neck, and my cap border even? and she
took her place by the window, as eager
as any one to ‘* see the President,” and

with man goéd farmers to sow clover seed
very early iif ng on lands hee ee
x out, But her eyes were | sown down the previous autumn with Kec
Pein, and those hitherto faithful | ‘Top and Herd’s Grass, ‘This seed may
specs gave indications of failing her.— | be sown on the snow, and as the snow
She took them off to wipe them, and both | settles the seed gently falls into its place
Anhour before, Ike to be beaten down and possibly eevee
prowe a telescopic ex-{in the soil by the heavy spring rains tha

ee taias eS : follow. We have seen very excellent re-
But it did’nt make any odds, for the | sults from seeding in this ways When
procession had turned down another | lands are to be laid down in spring, the
street, and didn’t go by her door at all, | worl should 6¢ done as early as the state
of the ground will admit, and then the

glasses were gone |

EASILY SUITED. seed. We have generally been success
leman from’ ful in getting cur land well covered with

This morning a young gent ;
the country stepped into a store on Kast grass when we haye done the work the

Water street, and informed the propricto
that his occupation was that of a car-
penter, and he desired t ,
pin emblemetic of that profession.
obliging jeweller looked
and finding nothing else,
yery fine Masonic pin.
gentleman looked at it carefully.

‘ Yos,”’ said ho, ‘there's the compass
Ae date: they puta saw in it? It's| food for stock grecn or dry state thar
first-rate as far asyit goes. Hullo! there's jclover. It 18 especially velo bla to feet
G_ there—what_ does ee stand for?" | to new milch cows during the seasor

The jewelle! dn't know. \

ae adders carefully for a mo- induces a great flow of good milk.
ment, anda bright idea ot cn His
( 2 if he he ade a discov-
ey flushed as if he had mad chon

* G stands for gimlet. Compass, square | casy and fearless.
and gimlet, That will do—I will take
it)

There was a little touch of sadness in
his waine aeche pinned the emblem on his)

*¢ Compass, square and gimlet. I do
wish there was a saw, though.”—Md-
waukee Wisconsin.

ee A

A Mre. Carm, of Si. Joseph, Me., re-|1
cently eloped with a physician, and rub-/ ts 8
bed in the insult by leaving this touching | of time.
epistle for her husband's perusal: ** Dear, the purpose admirably.
Hubby: You're played out. Tlike the) old knife handle and it is ready for use.

Doctor so well that I prefer going with} « on : .
him rather than staying with you—you rT
good for nothing degeneratod cuss. It’s CHEAPE YET i
none of your business where we're going rPVIIE subse
to. Itwon't do youa bit of good to!
follow us, for I wouldn't live another day
with you to save your life. You made a
mistake in thinking] loved you, I never
did. 1 itmpried you for convenience sake,
I take the baby wlong, and I'll take good
care of it. You can sue for a divorce,
or get marriod, as soon you please. The
woman who gets you next will have a
healthy old prize. “Be virtuous and you'll] VERY CHEAP FOR CASH,
be happy. “Your Late Wien.” Alay a choice assortment of
pean : : Family Groceries !
As Mrs. Partington stepped from the In TEA, KEROSENE OIL,
steamboat, she perused the signboard Sugar, Molasses, Udbacco, Vinegar,
which requested passengers not to leave tA ld
till tho boat was secured to the drop. Pucker) yoda,
*« How different from my q oor Paul! All of which will be sold. VERY CHEAP.
murmered she, as memory awakened | for Cash or approved credit: ,
something long forgotten. ‘+ flow dilfer- HUGIT RAMSAY.
ent from my poor Paul! for he would] Summerside, Water-street, Dee.
never leave till the ‘drop’ was secured

to him. Dear, dear! it scems as if 1 - CLOVER SEED.

could sco him now, holding to his lovely mee

lips the Dig quart tumbler, which he used Lea’s Red Clover Seed.
to call his * horn of plenty ;’ and plenty BUY THE BEST

it was, to be sure, and often too much

for him, . How, mich better off he'd been Seely Med ae He ane & Supply
if he hadn't taken sich decp importa- | \Varranted hee droit Daley. SOF Cian

tions! "” only. |
ie sae HENRY A. IARVIE,
Charlottetown, Mareh 10, 1868.

clover and grass seeds. This crop gen-

showed him alrather than a benefit. We

hs nothing in the whole list of forage

They not only do more work, bu
If smooth, he endan
in fear y

supply the waste. It is not good econo
s- we Mawewe weet

shoes every week, they can be kep

' rough-shod’”’ without stccl corks.

AKarvr Sranrunen.—It is a difficul

pied by John A. Mclonald,) his

MERCHANDISK,

comprising a general assortment of

Staple & Fancy DRY GOODS,

Ladies, Misses & Children’s BOOTS,
SHOES, Rubbers & Overshoes, in varicty

hples, Discuit,

Other things may be great, said old

Roger with a nod, besides what's called} 0 °°
80. ps HME little thing, if it's done
well, caribe a great one,and passed on—
in impudence, say, for instance. Yester-
day a boy asked me pitifully for a four-
pence; I gave him what I thought to be
one, and passed on. Presently I felt a
twitch at my coat-tail, and looked round, |
and there stuod the boy, ‘Sir,’ says,
he, “you owe me acent-—this ‘ere won't}
pass for but fiye cents—it’s crossed.’
I gave the little rascal a shilling at once ;
T couldn't help it. “The thing was sub-

STOVES! STOVES !!

J we received from ALBANY, a selection
0

COOKING,

PARLOR,
SHOP, and

BEDROOM,
OFFICE STOVES,
of the most approved patterns.

DAVID ROGERS,
Summerside, Oct. 24, 1867.

ID

Doctor dary
lence we still approve the plan, and folloW jysycohotd Property will be sold cheap for
Many noxious insects seek | Gash; or two or three years will be given, on
ng-place beneath | good security. | It
of any one wishing
Goods and Grocery Bu

ness could not I more desirable spot, it
| being in the micdst urishing setticment
For turther partigtlars apply to the owner

Sowixe Crover.—It is the custom!) sores BEST DESCRIPTION OF

| cloyer seed may be sewn with the grass)

rl tof April, and sowed oats with the)

o get a bosom- | erally affords a shade for the tender grass |
The | plants, though in years of extreme drouth | JAMES COUSINS,

over his stock, |e have somctimes thought it an injury |
think the

The young clover crop is too much neglected. There | Leasehold Farm!

plants with which we are acquainted that,
Luse both of them—but | will yield a grajter amount of nutritive

| when the pastures are short and dry. [tis

It is economy to keep horses sharp! on whe premi
If sharp, a horse walks | needs no putting.

gers himgelfand rider or driver,and works |
great exertion of mnsele. |
Consequently, he needs more food to) — oe

ehad tH tiny}

y 1
weather. By changing the nail of the

matter to obtain a ‘+ steel’ which retains jon Lots 4 and 6, in PRINCE COUNTY, }
harpening qualities for any length of

A common round file snawer|
Fasten it in an}

g ber has just received at his} woe
STORE, (opposite the store lately oceu- |

Fall and Winter supply of

Dye Stutlk, &e. &e.}

E JOURN

AND SALES. “Bureka House,”
TO BE SOLD. FALL Or 1867,

> -storey DWELLING | : , :
TT MiovsE,. situate in Saint|/PMHE Subscriber, lying now about
1 completed his .

Mleanor's, in the occupation st .
with all the Doe Fall Impo tions !

in a well selected stock of Dry Goods,

Groceries, Hardware, &c., which have}

been bought for eash,in the best markets,
England, Scotland, United States and |
Canada, is prepared to compete w ith any
other house in this country, in quality of|
Goods and prices, for cash or approved)
short credit, and respectiully requests all
parties why are purchasing Goods to give

THE EUREKA HOUSE
a cull, and sce its Stock, consisting in
part of :—

DRY GOODS:

Dress Materials, various kinds; Square and Long Shawls; Mantes, Min
tle Cloth, Dress Bugled ‘Trimmings,
Jet, Amber gad White colors; Sontigs,
Ilvods and Breakfast Shawls; an exeel-
lent asso! hf Bonnet Velvcts, Rib-
bons, Feathgrs and Flowers; Kid Mittens

yther improvements on the property.

is well worth the attention
engage in the Dry
sw. Also, an OCX-
further pur-

cellent Stand for a Hotel.
ticulars enquire of

HASZARD.
om

JOUN
March 19, 1868.

St. Eleanor’

For sale!
large Two Storey HOUSE, with twenty
neres of LAND attached,situated on Lot |,
14, about two miles from James Yeo's.
Any person wishing to do a country busi-

at Summerside. :
J. R. STEWART.

THU RSDAY, APR IL, 23,

1868.

Mrs. 8, A. Allen’s

World's Hair Restorer

issuitedte both youngandold. It strengthens |
the Hair, prevents its falling orturning grey,
and imparts to it a beautiful glossy appear-
ance. It never fails to RESTORE GREY MAIR
TOVTS ORIGINAL Y OUTHEUL COLOR,
Ir 1s nor A Dye, but acts directly upon the
roots of the Hair, giving them the natural}
nourishment required, produc the same |
vitality and luxurious quantit in youth. |
It will restore it on bald pla requires no}
previous preparation of the hair, and is ensily |
applied by on elf, One bottle will usually
linet fora year, as atter the hair is once res: |
tored, occasional applications once in three |
months will insure against grey hairs to the
most advanced age.

The Restorer Reproduces and the Hai

August 1, 1867.

Allen’s

PREPARATIONS FOR “THE HAIR.

Mrs. §. A. Allen's

World's Hair Dressing,
or ZYLOBALSAMUM. is essential to use
with the Restorer, but the Hair Dressing
alone often restores, and never fuils to invig-
orate, beautily the Hair, rendering
it soft, silky ssy, and disposing it to
remain in any poxition,

FOR LADIES AND’ CHILDREN,
whose hair requires frequent dressing, it has
no equal. No lady’s toiletis complete without
it. The rich glossy appearance imparted is
truly wonderful, It cleanses the Hair, re-
moves all dandruff, and imparts to it a most
delightful fragrance. It will prevent the
lair from falling out, and is the most econ-
omical and valuable Hair Dressing known,
Millions of bottles sold every year.

ES

+ Dressing Cultivates and Beautifies.

Principal Sales Office, 108 Greenwich Street, New York City.

Noy 21,80
FREEHOLD FARM
FOR SALE!

PPE Subserily

if PRIVAT
probably the
in this sect

1 and Gloves, Lad md Gents’ Lambskin,

; more and Ringwood |
adies' Furs, in Mutts, Cutts sand
Victorines. (Cheap), Beeds, Berlin Wool,
Scoteh Fingering, Hatand Bonnet Shapes,
Beaver. Witney and Melton Over Cort
Cloths, Men’s and Women’s Wool Scarfs,

is desivons of disposing of, by

2, HIS FAKM, whieh ts
nible ever oltured for sale
Lt colistets of

st
n of Uke cunntry.

Fur Caps, Women’s & Children’s Winter
f Boots, well suited for the trade; Linen

| L A N D ) Skirting, Hoop Skirts, Fancy, Rec
|

; . Sonth White Flannels, Fancy Skirts, I
Au enily ate aie ae na ae in oe Ready-made Under and Over Coat
er, dew Ls . at ay i

fi Tharfe 1S : Ties, Blankets, Railway Rugs, 1

and a half from Long River Wharf. 120 neres are Ties, ihed! Sd hs tutta

eet . a high state of cultivation, having been all Shirting; Grey Cottons, very che ont

manured with lime, miirsh aud mussel mud, and Cotton Warp, agd most all things askec
| stuble manure, for in the Dry s line.

is alsoa marsh of 15 acres, which extends HARD ARE :

it. The remainder of the land
In Hardware is to be found alot of best Scotch

excellent growth of hurd wood,
inexhaustible supply of u :
Se erie iio : refined Iron, to which much attention has
been paid in

| hes

i} ot

| There
‘long
lis covere:
scuntling and pole
mussel mud is withia a few chal
This arn, ing a fr
vided inte

of the shore.

farnis if required,
House, yrist. |
ildings are a two
storey Dwelling House, 36 4 % large Barus,
and dther outhouses. A huge Garden and Orc

Hand two never-failing Wells of waters one 4
‘the heuse and the other Convenient to the Barns
1s.—One-half down, the balance in’ four
yearly instalments, with intercet at 6 per

digging machines, and Tron
Carts and ‘Truck Waggons ; Ger

Fan is ee

Fsaw, and ca

and boxes, all sizes; nails, 7
varnish, turpentine, zine,

orlve

cont.
29? Wor farther partionlars apply to the sub-

eriver, or to George Aiderson, Maye, Adetioncer,

| sweet oil, paint oils; 100 fathom T-1t
| West short dink chain for mud diggers
American and Canadian Chopping
yery cheap; carr
uscd, with wrought nuts, tire bolts,sloiy

w Lendon, march

, 68. —si",

and round head rivets,for carr
silver centras, screw faced

cusifoning tacks
mialleatles, OF all kind
verced and iron; 50 set

cred hul

, Rass Subseriber offers FOR SALV. that
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD FARM,

yown a8 the ¢ Maninen’s Fann,’ situated in
| EVEN MILW BAY, Lot 27. Lt contains
1 100 Acres of Excellent Land.
10 neres are cleared, and the balance
red with hard and soft wood. It fronts
s on the shore, where there is plenty
There is a DWELLIBPG HOUSE
and TWO BANS, with oth yenicnces,

and

long arm truck wie

i
he nes

assortment of Carriage Moynting ever
brouglit to this plive.

Also on Hand:

t) 'Phis Farm is well known, dnd therefore Thies; Room Paporiige iubb
Men's, Women’s and Children’:
wire, Crockeryware, and many articles

not mentioned here.

Groceries!
In Groceries may be found at the Eureka
House, Navy, Eldorado and 10s Tobaceo,
T ts. Raisins, Sugar, Molasses,
wine and butter crackers:

Shoes,

-| A good tide; Rent Is. for 999 years

bam Terms easy. Apply to |
JOUN PEARSON,

Seven Mile Bay, Feb. 6, 1868.—38m

-| Who Wants Faris West 2

| Frechold Farm for Sale!

i
| PAXITE Subscriber offers for sale several very ue,euil-

tion Powders, Cloves, nutmegs
t) valuable FREEMOLD BARMS, situated

a and all thing ked for in the Grocery
They have all Improvements and Buildings trade, including 26 chests of that
on them, and offer a good chance to those

persons wishing to settle West. Congou Tea.
| The terms are very reasonable, and will Le | just received, per Lotus from London, which
j made known on application Lill, Usq., | for quality and prive must still defy competi-
Charbottetown, or to tion.
Daily expected per Sehr. Providence,
from MONTREAL, 100 bbls. extra Canada

| ELOUR, and 30 sides SOLE LEA TILER,

Important to the Public, ». OC. GARDINER,
| Summerstl Nov. 21, 1807.

HERBERT BELL,
Cascumpee.

| Alberton, Jan. 23, 1868. *3in Prog.

“ Clifton Elouse”
-~RE-OPENED !

The subscribers are now opening their
first arrival of

NEW GOODS,
consisting in part of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard ware

Cotton Warp, red, white & blue,
Harthenwere,

| NEW GOODS.

TEXUL Subscriber has just received per

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

Boiled & Raw Oil,
White Lead Colored Paints
Olive Oil Glhiss and Patty
Zine, Crockeryware, Salt, Lron & Steel
Butfaloe Robes Kerosene Oil

Hats and Caps Benzine, Varnish

rooms, Pails, & Tubs,

Glassware, Glassware Tobaceo
Drugs Medicines, | Turpentine Candles
- Rope Starcl
Boots and Shoes! = sit Plow Metals
Brooms, Vinegar Tron and ‘steel —

Pails and Tubs, Springs and Axles = Cheese
Nails Dye Stalls

Pea, (best English) Chat i
Suguis Molaaeen’ § Chain for Mud Diggers.
Raisins, Currants, And a variety of other GOODS, which, to

CONFECTIONARY, gether with former importations, comprise a

‘Tobacco, very large and well selected STOCK OF
Soap, MERCHANDIZE; and having been bought

in the best markets and upon the very best
terms, will be suld as low as any others int! e

market,
_ DAVID ROGERS,

7, 1867.

Kerosene Oil,
wees Iron and Salt,
’ Nails,(all
sizes,)
AXES, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT, OIL.
All of which, with a varicty of other
Goods, will be sold at the
Smallest Prices.
Country Customers will please call and
examine our stock,
SCHURMAN & JOHNSTON.

Clifton, Ne lon,
Oct. 8, 1967.

Summerside, Nov.

WHOLESALE !
.
(PNG Subscriber has received per Zulicha

and Avwadin from ENGLAND—Sehr.

A$ 2. fom BOSTON, Lovidence from MON-

TREAL, and Sea Bird from WALIPAX the
following

STAPLE GOODS,

which he offers at a small advance on cost for
cash or approved eredity—

Jimey—admirable.”

“CHEAP STORE. |
CHA P STOLL. |

- A hungry man is unmanageable. To
bo docile, he must, like a horse, have
first a bit in his mouth, Save your money hy buying your Dry Goods,
Groceries, &., at the

A governoss advertising for a situati
B hi) lh Nh CHBAP STORE.

says she is perfertly mistress of her own
tongue. seated

‘What was Eve mado for?
For Adam's [xpress Company.

HE Swhecriber wishes to inform the public |
A that he has opened aSTORE in Summer: |
i side, on Water Street, directly opposite |
Green & Schurman’s, where he offers for)
sale a choice assortinent of

Dry Goods, Groceries,
&e,, of excellent quality, and Cheap for Cash,

4K. SUEWART.
Summerdide, Nov: “21, 1967.

Th, aa Bere, 7!

3, “DEN OINTMENT is
@ used for all complaints, @liat skin, flesh, |
bonas and mueclos area
wonderful success. Try it.

| Peace makes plenty, plenty makes
pride, pride breeds quarrel, and quarrel
brings war--war brings spoil, and spoil
poverty—-porerty patience, und patience
peace.

Do atic peace can never be preserv-
edn family jars.

Mrs. Partington smys there must be
some sort of kin between pocts and pul-

with; with) which will bo sold cheap for CASIL only. 4 al Suibacriber’will bay any quantity of the |

40 Chests Ten, very ehoive,)
6 Cases Confectic Ary, (4&6 Ib. bottles)
30 Doxes Layer Raisins,
4 bags Rice, 2 bbls, Currants,
3 Sbist crashed Sugar,
§ Iihds. Molasses, ‘
17 Kegs bicarbonate Soda, x
6 bbls. Soda Crystals,
2 cases Bath-brick, \
50 Casks Kerosene Oil,
5 sides sole Leather,
10 boxes Tobacco, 10 do.
oh Sheds Hele in bladders,
4 boxes Liverpool Soap, 17 boxes Pj
1 cnsk sheet ing. 8 Uileitar, an
2 bbls. Rosin, 2 do. Copperas
1 do. Alum,30 Kegs Cut Nails,”
0 tons refined iron, (all sizes +)
JAMES L. HOLMAN
Biitish & American House, somal
* Summottide Dee. §, ieoz. $

Se ees

Who Wants Money?

LE 4 subscriber will pay the HIGHEST
CASH PRICE for any quantity of

OATS,

delivered at his Warelouso,

C.C. GARDINER.
‘Summerside, Dee, 12, 1867. +

JUST RECEIVED
AL THE PRINCE COUNTY
OK STORE,
supply of
School Books,
Stationary,
Blank Books, — Alte
Fancy Goods, &c./ Scrap & Old Cast Iron.

Natural Leaf,

ubove, delivered He Warelionms;

Jets, for they both are alwayw chanting
their lays. ; |

W. RK. WATSON,
General Agent’ for P. % Eerand. |

7. BERTRAM. | \

MES L, HOLMAN

| filed
| this

a tirst rate lot of Men's Hats, Cloth and)

*) due and owing to GEO
(| Charlottetown, Shoemaker, which had been

assorting right sizesfor firm! Notes of Hand, Judgments
work, carriage work, plough making,mud) that the several sums due from them respee-
Axles for’ tively, must be

Cast Steel Sleigh Shocing, spring and
Dlister steel, axe steel and plough mount-
ing, sock moulds, cart and waggon pipes

juge holts, every size

shocing bolts, steeple and counter sunk}
2 Work;

buttons,
latt tips, sil-
and 4 patent
Aimerivan axles, 1 sets common do.

gon axless 14 & 14 i for ce
in..pitent leather, CushtonTmmeloth im | tioned—

ported for the purpose; in tagt the best

A lot of superior No. 1 Buffilo Robes, Horse

+ Soup, saltysoda, cream tartar,
dye stuffs of all Kinds, salt petre, Condi-

bear, antimony, camphor, confectionary,

i a BRIG ZULRINA from Liverpool

| For sale very low,

cuted the 2Ist day of OCR, inst., and duly
and registered in the proper offices in
Island, WM. Be. DAWSON, lat ;
| Charlottetown, ‘Panner, hath released, ass
ied, teansferred, and conveyed to the under-
i all his real and personal Estate in

| Siete
' Prince Edward Island, and all Debts and sums

as all the personal
nyto, and all debts

ties therefore
NICOLE, late of

}owing unto him, as wel
| Estate and Effects belon
}and sums of money a

jby him assigned and conveyed to the said

William B, Dawson, by a certain Deed of

Assignment duly registered, upon certain
‘Trusts, and for certain purposes, in the said
first mentioned Deed of Assignment expres-
sed. This is to notify all peypons indebted
to the said W. B. Daws to the said
‘George Nicoll, whether by Book Account,
or otherwise,

sid forthwith, to Messrs.
Autby & Davirs, Solicitors, avo hay beer
duly authorised to receive and give receipts
for the same; and all persons to whom the
‘aid W. B. Dawson is indebted, are requested
to furnish their
!:ttested to the said Messrs, Alley & Davies,

oil, codfish oil, lubricating oil, japan, | forthwith.
} Dated at Charlottetown, this 25th Oct.,

THOM,
KICHA
THOMAS

B DAWSON,
D HEARTZ.
ALLEY.

j Assignee’s Notice,
JOUN ANDREW McDONALD, of
untnerside, Me ay deed

| ML

of Assignment thi y the
Deputy Prothonota fi
assigned all his BOOK DEBTS

real, personal and mixed, to the subscriber,
ertain purposes and trusts therein men-

iven, that the Creditors
of the said John Andr eDonald who wish
to come in and exey trust: deed, are
requested to do so Avithin sixty days from this
date, otherwise they will be debarred trom
participating in any of the benefits of said
trust Mstate.

All persons indebted to the said John
Andrew McDonald are hereby requeste 6
make immediate payment of their respect
| debts to the subse r, at his office in Suu
merside, who alone is now authorized to re-
) ceive and grant receipts for the same,
LINUS B. MeMILLAN,

Summerside, Oct. 26, 1867.—tt

READ THis !

AY persons indebted to the sub-

seribers by Promisory Note or
Book Account, are hereby notitied
that their respective Accounts are
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Summerside, oct. 17, 1867.

Notice!

LL persons indebted to the Estate of
aL Winttam Banenay, late of Lot 12, de-
coased, ave hereby required to. make imme-
diate payment to thesubgeriber; and. those
persons who have Je: mands against the
said Estate are requested urnish their ac-
counts, duly attested, for settlement, and
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wotherwise,
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Se ng .
Notice.
Ge! is to certify that Dr. WILLIAMGRIGG,
& of Township No. 18, Prince County, PoE L,
is in the poseession of a remedy or cure t ‘
Which le hath received from’ me, tle subscriber,
who hath had under hig treatment at diferent
times, above four hundred patients for Cancer, aud
have only lost about elevay out of that nomber,
andas to have paid fn visit and spent
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and having exumined higftumerous medical works,
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Ladies Sewing Circle.
TMIE LADIES of the SUMMERSIDE
WESLEYAN CHURCIL AND CON-
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Summerside, Noy. 14, 1867.

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