Summerside Journal -- 1868-07-02 -- Page 3

Co-partnership Notic
AHE BUBSCRIBERS having entered into

Go-partnership, to carry on business un-
der the name or Firm of

Keeffe & Woodside,

have recently imported and now open for in-

spection, a Stock of
adops,

rthenware, and
Crocéries.

‘And in fact, everyt nff kep! n ® country

Store, which they fe prepared (@ sell on as

good terms as any in the market, and there-

store respectfully solicit a share of public
patronage.

THOMAS KEEFE,
NEIL WOODSIDE.
Alberton, July 2, 1868. im

To Tenants upon Township 18,

HE Tenants upon that portion of ‘Town-
ship No, 18, in Prince Edward Island,
formerly owned by Lieut. Cel. Peter Des-
Brisay Stewart, deve: sed, and over which the
late Mrs. Mary Stewurt of Charlottetown,
-deceased, and Ellen Stewart and Margaret
‘Stewart, daughters of the said Mary Stewart,
lately exercised acts of ownership, are nene-
bY NoTiriep that theportion of Township No.
18, referred to, became the property of the
‘Subscriber, in fee sfmple, upon the death of
sthe said Peter DesBrisuy Stewart, which. oc-
curred oisthe Ist day of November, list past,
The tenan he said portion of ‘Town-
hereby cautioned against
paying rent tu tYosaid Margarct Stewart, or
to any other pefsonser persons who may de-
mand the samg@ Tho¥aof the Tenants who
may desire inform tlitmselves relative to
‘the Trrite of the Subscriber, are referred to
E. J. Hodgson, Esq.. who will afford them
the desired information.
‘THEOVIL DESBRISAY.
Spring Park, Ch’town Royalty, }
June 23, 1868. 3m

NOTICE! —
J

OHN HOMER, Esq., M, D., now of Char-
lottetowh, having assigned to the Subseri-
ber all his BOOK DEBTS, NOTES OF
HANDS, &c.,in Prince County, Notice is
hereby given that af persons indebted to the
said J. Homer, Wéq., M. 1., are hereby re-
quested forthy’ to pay their respective
debts to Jounx Yi.at, of Bedeque, who is duly
authorized to Seccive payment and to give re-

ceipts therefyr,
JOUN CLAY.

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Bedeques June 26, 68.

~ CHAPEL OPENING
AND

Tea Meeting.

TPMIE BIBLE CURISTIAN DENOMINA-
TION having finished a new Meeting
House, at Cape Wolfe, West Cape, intend
(D.V.) holding
Opening Sermons
on Sunday, the 14h July, when Rey. John
Chapple will preach at L04zo'clock, a. m.,

Rev. A Richard at 24NgclocR, p.ur, and Rey.
J. Chapple, at 64 o'clo yf im.

dd at or near
th. ‘Teato be

Several ad-
ed in the Chapel in the

A TEA MEETING w,
the Chapel, on ‘Tucsda
on the table at 3 o’clo
dresses will be delive
evening.

Tickets 1s. 6d. for adults; children under
10 years of age, half price.

The Committee solicit a good attendance,

Cape Wolfe, West Cape, dune 24, 1868.

Selkirk Estate, Lot 62,

Sale of Wilderness Lands.

HE Commissioner of Public Lands for the
purpose of ascertaining the exact position
of the Selkirk Estate, and to curry out the
provisions of * An Act further to explain and
amend the Land Purchase Bill,” will submit

Wood Islands, Lot 62, on ‘Tuesday, the 14th
day of July nex clock, aeon, about
$500 acres of land, al-
ley Road, and on Gr
62, being the residue o
on the Selkirk Mstate.

‘The above land will ered in blocks of
from 50 to 100 acres, off o° the office
Vian of the Townshipf/eopies of which may
be seen at Mr, John’ Kennedy's, Wood Is-
lands, and at the office of Public Lands, Col-
onial Building,

Terms of Sale—£20 per cent. of the pur-
chase money at the time of Sale, anil the bal-
ance thercof on the Ist day of January, 1869.

Nore.—The Commissioner will, on the day
above named, after the sale of lands, be pre-
pared to receive applications from persons

Wilderness Lands

of Townships Nos, 63 and 64.
JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner,
Land Office, June 26, '68,—2i

oo FEATLL'S
Threshing Machines,

Farmin g “Implements,

[Deeb wanting the yery best THRESH
YING MACHINES, such as will enable thew
to yet their rain threshed eurly for market
anude of the best material, having the latest im
Provement,and much superior to the old style

ill find them at the Ketablichment of the Subseri
ber,

Farsens having Mov

ind wanting them refitter
cin have it done at Hall's
FanMenks wanting & god
bat will raise tho wind,”
heap at Hall's Betabliehinept.
run obtwin at Hull
wplement requ on a furm—even a

Mowing Machine

hines out of orde:
roughly repaired
lishinent,

a purchase their

inspected at Hall's Establishment.

Carte, Trucks, &¢. on band, and repairs at short
notice,

IRON TURNING, auch as axles, mill work

nd every othur description, done to order.
cee ee eee THOMAS HALL:

Summerside, July 2, 1808,
anted !
eriber, n good, steady journey

Carpenter.
GEO. E. BAKER.
Lower Freetown, July 2 1868,—2i*
Fire! Fire!!
MEETING of \t
COMPANY will
8, at 7 o'clock,in the
Tpose of reforming

embers of the prese
to attend.

Y the §
man by

gine House, for th
sompany. All th

WM. BAKER.
Summerside, July 2, ‘68.

NOTICE!

al Meeting of the Prince Count
tural Soviety will take pla
le on Tuesday the 14th inst.,

lecting officers &c.
era of Vrince County, and a

Particulatly requested to attend.
fl. C, GREEN, Sec'y.
wmmorside, July Ist 1868.

to public competion, at Mr. John Kennedy's?

desirous of settling on the Wilderness Lands

set of FANNERS

Th fact Burmers |
Satublisiiment every Barming

if, aa one is now being manufactured, and ‘can

FIRE ENGINE,
held to-morrow evens |

Company are request-

‘elock in the afternoon, for the |

hers who take an interest in Aricultare

N

| BAKERY.

Directly Opposite Holman's Wharf.

EN IE Subscriber having built a good Oven,
and secured the services of a first class
| Baker, is now prepared to furnish all kinds of

| Pastry, Oake, Biscuit, Bread, &c,

He will also supply retail customers or fam-
ilies with Bread, every second day, delivering
itat their residence, and at such prices as
will enable those retailing to make money.

Ship owners and masters will find it to their
advantage to purchase their ship bread from
him.

—ALSO—
hi the Bakery isa

Coufectionary,
Grocery and Provision

STORE,

where Confectionary can be purchased
wholesale or retail cheaper than it can
be imported, Ilis Groceries are of the best
quality, and the Provisions the best the Island
can furnish,

Pic Nics and Tea Partles supplied.

The want of such an establishment as the
above has long been felt in this community,
and the subscriber trusts to meet with that
patronage which the enterprise deserves.
JOHN McKEIRNAN,
Water Street, July 2, '68.—3m

Removal !

FP MULE Subscriber returns kis sincere thanks
. to those who so liberally patronized him
while conducting the ‘Anaa House,’ and

wishes to inform them and the travetling pub-
lic in general, that he has REMOVED to his

New building on Water Street

(nearly opposite the store of R. A. Strong &
Bro.), where he has both increased

Hotel & Stable Accommodation!

and he trusts to make those who may favor
him with their custom a great deal more com-
fortablgin the *OCHAN HOUSE,’ than he
could, wagt of room, in his late stand.
‘Tue nest grpLiguons always kept in the bar
in connectiOyf with the Ifotel.
This Hot on the water's edge, and com-
mands a sp view of the harbor of Sum-
merside, and of the Straits, and will be
found a comfortable and healthy place for
travellers.
Its near proximity to the steamer Wharf
will make it the best place for travellers wait-
ing to go or arriving in the Boat.
Horses and carriages can always be had on
the premises, by boarders.
RICHARD HIBBETT,
Water Street Summerside, July 2, 1868,

Tea Party at Somerset,

. PUBLIC TEA iu aid of the Funds of the
Te Jaruo tic Cuurcu at Somurusert, Lot 27,
jwill be given on the Church grounds on
| THURSDAY, 23rd JULY, inst.,

t 12 o'clock, noon.

The services fa BAND, and of several
efficient Violinis#Ngave been secured for the
occasion; and ample preparations are being
made for dancing and other kinds of amuse-
ment.

A saroon for the sale of refreshments will
be opened on the grounds.

Tickets Ls. 6d. each, and to be had on the
grounds on the morning of the ‘Tea,
By order of the committee,

PETER DUFFY,
Somerset. July Ist, 1868.—pro h Sec'y.

Puevix Livery STaBLeEs,
Water Street, Summerside.
JAMES MANN, .....0.. » PROPRIETOR

E descriptWp to let, Coaches and Horses
in attendance Pall hours.
Baarding Hbrses kept on reasonable terns.
Parties coming to this part of the Island to
purchase horses will do well to call at these
stables.
Dassengers on board the steamer can re-
ceive instructions as to locaiity &e. on appli-
cation to the steward of boat.
July 2, 1868.

I
the Road betwe

Oe
Summerside, a 24
be had on application to th

Eleanor's.
i
GEORGE DOUGLASS,
STEAM FACTORY AND
FURNITURE WAREROOMS
CORNER OF KENT STREET AND KING
SQUARE, CHARLOTTETOWN,
AVING received a sancr stook of
H WALNUT, CHESTNUT, MAHOGA-
NY, and ation minus of wood, in stock, with
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF UP-

HOLSYERY GOODS,

ito be made up into Furniture; and having
| labor-saving Machinety and good Workmen,
will makejto order,

All kinds of ‘urniture,

‘Tea on the takles

ARRIAGES &c., of every

und. ;
5S

it Kleanor’s and
AGL, which can
subscriber at St.

ny

URMAN.

tha

LEMUEL S'
*

July 2 1868.

,

r
* | in the latest and most

‘4 prices.

{
ON HAND,

A LARGE STOCK/OF READ -MADE
FURNITURE,

of various kinds,

FITTING UP WINDOWS,

[ER

fashiohable styles, to
the satisfaction of partibs, and ‘et MODERATE

Particular attention paid to

EXCURSION!

SUMMERSIDE

Charlottetown.

IPIUE Steamer * P!
will conve
merside to Charlottetown, en Saturday
next. 4th July, retarning on the following
‘Tuesday, for

ONE DOLLAR EACH!

This will afford an opportunity to persons
who may wish to hear the great English
orator, the REV, MORLEY PUNSHON,
who will lecture on Monday evening noxt,
the 6th, and will preach on the previous
Sabbath, in the Wesleyan Church,
JOSEPH BERTRAM, Agont

Summerside, July 2, 1868.

MANNY’s & BUCKEYE

COMBINED

Mowing and Reaping
achines,

HE Subseriber Degs tol ucquaint the Farmers
of Prince CountySynd/ vicinity, that le bus on
hand at bie Warehouse)\iu Summerside, a very
superior lot of the above Muchines, the best yet
imported into the island.)

The MANNY MACHINB\ has. this season,
some important iinproveents, dych as an extra
Wooden Wheel and i for Reaping, together

with an extra Bevel Gdur, with a Flange, so ax to
prevent the cogs from preaking. These two in-
portant improvements Make the Manny Machine
pertect ene of its kind,

‘To those farmers Who Lave more means,and wish
to have a nicer looking machina, TE would say pur-
chase the SELF RAKING BUCKEYE MA.
CHINE, as then they will yet all that any Farmer
can wish for.—But come and see and exuwine tor
yourselves, und decide whut Muchines you like

est,
ALSO:

A Lot of Horse Rakes

A supply of extra’s for the above Machines

always on hand.
HARRY C. GREEN,
Summerside, June 26th, Is68.—tf

TINT G4 nls .
OTICE.
ILE Sub erthers interling to make an al-
teration in tlivir business the ensuing fall,

will sell their Stocof DRY GOODS, HARD-
WARE andGROCERIES

At Greatly Re@uced Prices,
for cash!

——

z \
Just Received per Steamer *
Montreal, a quantity of No. 1

Flour an Cornmeal,

Merritt "from

‘The lowest in the market forCash.
iS C.

AMPBELL & CO.

f ade Subscribey in refurning thanks to the

people of New London and vicieity, for
their generous patrortge since his commence-
ment in business at Margate, begs to inform
them that he has on hand dnuinder of
Superior Yew Waggons,
of pie owt manutacture, . :
style, and of the best material. which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms,
Call and examine them.

WM. POUND.

Margate, June 25, ’68,—6in

BOOKS.
STATIONARY, &c.

UST Received at BERTRAMS BOOK
STORE, asupply of BJOKS and S'TA-

TIONARY, consisting of

SCHOOL BO)KS,

Ist, 2nd, Srd, 4th, Sth, andbth, Trish National.
Nelson’s Series School Books,
GRAMMARS—Englia, French and Latin;
Arvithmetics, Geographs. English Histories,
Spelling Books, Frena Readers, Latin De-
lectus, School Testantnts, Copy Books, and
every Book required 4 Schools; School Pa-
per, “Pot de., Foolscajdo., Note do., plain and
funcy; Mourning Nte Paper, Envelopes,
(very cheap) Slate nd Lead Pencils, Pens
and Pen-holders, rd, blue and black Ink,
Rulers, Blotting fwer, Mucilage, Day Boohs,
Ledgers, Indexes Blank Books, ail sizes,
Pocket Books, l’s#" Books, Wesleyan Hymn
do., Bibles. of all yle of binding, Testaments,
Church Services Catholic Prayer Books,
Catechisms, an ® variety of miscellaneous
works and late novels, which the want of
space forbids venumerate.
——-ALSO—
TUE ENRANCED FEMALE, or tho

Remarkable isclosure of a Lady concerning

ther wor:
lhe J. BERTRAM.
Summ*ide, June 25, ’68.

THT ‘LEBRATED COMMON SENSE
IMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Improved and Perfected.

Ev*Y MACHINE WARRANTED FOR
FIVE YEARS,

F elegance of Finish it has no Rival,
tligh Price or Low.

Simple, Durable, Compact, and Cheap.

Picture cord and Nails; Walnut, G
Rustic Mouldings for Victure Frames.

ta? PLEASE Can. AND EXAMINE. 21 |

GEORGE DOUGLASS, ¢
Charlottetown, June 5, 1868.—4in, (i

~ BXCURSION >
FROM CHARLOTTETOWN TO st
MERSIDE !

HE Steamer “¢ PRINSS
OF WALES" will ve
' CHAKLOT we ‘ cy ae
| TUE EVENING, the 14th JU
Ete ey ho ipersons wishing Mt a
tend the BAZAAR ) TEA MEE TES. In
be held IN SUMMERSTRE on WFE*S | 5
DAY the 15th of JULY.

a
‘
|

e "

e

0

. The Boat will retunn on Wee ty c
co nA ‘ing, leaving the wharf at Summers Xx! ig
atthe | o'clock.

Return Tickets wil yard the

ibe issued 0

| Boat for Five Sui..iyos, ;

| This will afford h yqod opporte’ a aa

» sons wishing to visit Summers nt sail | Si
as to enjoy a good time and a

j
{
on the water. oe

Sninmerside, Jane %, 1268.

ic
| et
«|

pat. ex

with Poles, cornises, ‘Tsssles and cords; ae
an

Sewing Machine. Great labor and jing

acknowledged by the best j
above and beyond uny cheap Machine ever pro
duced before.

eower, This is an advantage not possessed by any

Driver, Hanmer, Oi Can, Pour Need

me
‘The Celebrated Common fanse
lachine is now presented to Uf
he improvements that can well be

‘amily Sewin,
abhe, with w

puetowed to bring this Machine iutojthe ve
at circle in the seale of Sewing Mbehines
dyes tojstund entirely

It will sew anything that can be sewed on any

high priced Machine inthe land, jast as nicely and
just as rapidly.
to Bever Cloth, at the rate of twelve bundred
stitches per minute,

It will sew front Swiss Maslin np

Thia Machine has a new style of feeding appar.
tus, Which makes the Muchine Self-aiding. The
loth, without the nid of either hand, will run
early as true ae when yuided by Baron's pelt

ther Machine in the world, high price or
‘his ia one reason why this machine is so ens
managed by children. A girl with one hand can
se it more successfully than she could ordmary
puchines with two lnnds.

This Machine will Stitch, Hom, Fell, tack, Quilt,
‘ord, Bind, Braid, and embroider in a most super
of tanner,

Printed Instractions, Gorman or Eriglish, Screw
s, and Table
lamp, accowpany each Machine without extra
vat,

‘These Machines can be seen at Harvie's Book

ores
TIENRY A. HARVIE,
Agent for PE. Ishind,

t

June, 25 1868,—3m

toe wee RALUNT

URNAL, THURSDAY, JULY

1868. Albion House 1868,

,
The Subseribers, inthnding to make an
alteration in their \vusiness, now
offer the whole\of their
Stock of Goods at

Greatly Reducec
‘They would also inform th
them, that in view of th
change, they will yequir'
accounts overdae clos-
ed, either by
Payment or Promissory Note !
It. A. STRONG & BRO,
Summerside, Juno 11, 1868.

At Wholesale!
TP\HE subscriber has received ex “SEA
BIRD,” from MON'TREAN, the follow-

Prices !
indebted to
above
all

vance, fur Cash or approved credit ;-~

21 doz. BROOMS,

8 cases Friction Matches,

8 Do Eddy’s Telegraph do.

20 kegs F Gunpowder,

48 coils Manilla and other ROPE
31 kegs cut Nails,

20 doz HAY RAKES

6 Demijohns French VINEGAR
24 Roan Skins,

5 JAMES L, HOLMAN.
Iead Holman’s Wharf. }

Summerside, ju ie 18, 1868, )
Sole Leathe

50 SIDES Sole Leather, JustMeceived
D. KOGERS.

June LI 1868 : f
Mackerel Barrels !

HIE subscriber offers for sale, cheap for
CASH, Or approved credit,

2300 mackeral Barrels,

‘They can be sent to Charlotte

if so desired.
JOUN WHITE.
Cascumpec Wharf, June 9th, ’68.

To Coffee Drinkers.
CA at the ALBION HOUSE, for some
ot Strong’s Pure COFFEB; Roasted
and Ground on the premises,
June 11, 1868.

J. W. FALCONER & Co's
BRANCIL STORE,
CRAPAUD.

y vessel,

DRY GOODS,

Groceries, PSAs:
which are sold at

TOWN ERICES.
Save time and expense by purchasing
near home.

Crapaud, june 156, 1868,

NEW GOODS,
New Goods.

Nr

[ have received by the\Unpine from Liy-
erpool, FLortpa and SEANBInD trém Mon-
trenl, and Steamer ‘* Prinsess of Wales’
from New Brunswick, and other arrivals,
one of the largest and best seledted Stock
wf Aedes ooow olerel In this mebkot, and
will be sold at the very Lowgft Pkices,

UST ARRIVED, per sé¢hr. Oxwanrp
and Brig Lisexry fromBoston,a large

lot of

AMERICAN goons,
consisting of ‘Tobacco, Kerosene Oil, Rai-
sins, Pilot Bread, HardWare, and all sovts
of Yankee Notions,
D. ROGERS,

Summerside June 1,

POINT DU CHENE
H ©} UL Sab.

TPNMUE subscriber would beg to call the at-
tention of the travelling public to this
well-known and favorite Hotel, situated at
the Lead of the Railway Wharf, at Point Du
Chene, N.B. \ ,

Its advantages as a rosidence/for parties in
quest of health cannot ye surpassed. ‘The
airis pure, bracing and ivigorating, while
there is every facility for degp sea bathing.
‘The trains for St. John\¥leave the door
twice every day. The charge will be found
moderate, the table good; gnd the proprietor
hopes hy strict attention t squirements
of his customers, to ensuré generh{ satisfac
tion,

_ ba Passengers landjhg from the steamer
in the morning can get Breakfast before leay-
ing in the 7 o'clock trajn.

PETER SCHERMAN, Proprietor.
P. S.—Being himself a P. 1. Islander, tie
Proprietor would hereby respectfully request
a share of the Island patronage.

Pt. Du Chene, june 18, 68. 8m

NOTICE,
FPXIE subscriber retuphing his sincere

thanks to his customers and the public
in general, for the ver~Jiberal patronage re-

ceived from them duringythe last five years,
takes this amen to et them that he |
i

has REMOVED to the orga lat.ly occupied
by Mr. GEORGE O'NEULL, of Water Street,
(opposite the store of Arthur Mills, where,
with inereased accommodations, ‘he hopes to
merit a share of publié patronage.
IRON PLOUGUS always on baad and
warranted good.

JOSEPIL ROGERS.
Summerside, june 18, 1868, 5

a4 ry. 1 i
NOTICE.
\ KE, the undersigned, hereby give Notice
to all whom it may concern, that PRO-
MISSORY NOTES hereafter taken will in
no case be ENDORSED for RENEWALex-
cept on payment'of (ap pee cent.) Two and
one-half per centan domimission for endor-

sing, and then only ay the option of the en-
dorser.

CARVE L BROTHE
WILL DODD,
NEIL RANKIN,
AKCHD? MeNEILL.
Ch’'Town, P. E.1., june 10, 1868. 4i [j 18

NOTICE !

HARLES COMPTON, of St. Fleanor's,
Merchant, haying by Assign-
ment dated 1ith day of JUNE, instant,

RS,

ts of
*| assigned tothe Subscribep’all his property,

of whatsoeveraature or kind, consisting |
of Leaseholl Kegtate/ Stock in Trade,
Schooner ‘* Alma,™ Look Debts, Bills
ol Sale, and other property : PUBLIC NO-
TICE is hereby givgn that all persons in-
dobted to the said Atharles Compton ara
hereby requested /forthwith Yo pay their |
respective debts Ao W. F. DAWSON, at!
present of St, Eleanor's, who is alone au
thorized to reedive payment and to give
receipts theretbr,
W. E, DAWSON, Assignee,
Charlottetown, June 11th, 1868."

|

ing GOODS, which he offers ata small ad-!

where they keep a general assortment of

2, 1868.

GARDINER,
AT THE

EUREKA HOUSE,

SUMMERSIDE,

Now offers For Sale at low prices for Cash or
reliable credit, a large and well-
assorted stuck of

MERCHANDIZE,

of almost every description, recently landed
from the Brig Kewanrn from Liverpool
Acnes from Boston, Mara
Avett from Montreal,and
Sairn Evpnripce,
from Halifax,

IN DRY GOODS,

May be found Ladies’ Dress Materials,
in Coburgs, Alpacas, Mohairs, Camlets, Cir-
cassians, linen ginghams, muslins, poplins,
winceys, Feeuch merinos and silks. In
Shawls—cashmere, wove paisley, Indiana,
Llama, fancy tissue and Jace; linen and union
skirting, black and colored moreen; rose,
pink, scarlet, royaland amber colored Llama,
white lustre, fancy ginghams; Saxony, iniita-
tion Welsh and swanskin Flannels; white
quilting, curtain damasks, mantle lawn; white
union damask, Victoria and printed cloth
‘Table Covers; Counterpanes; silk, cambric, |
and colored border Handkts.; fancy, light}
and dak Prints, fancy shirtings, ‘Turkey Red
Cotton; jaconet, cambric, book, mull and
spot Muslins: cotton, toilet and worsted bul-
lion Fringe; towels, towelling, rough and
dressed Hollands; ladies’ cloth jackets, linen
shirt fronts; long cloth, fancy cotton and fancy
flannel shirts; vestings, waterproof cloth,
wool corduroy, mixed melton, Scotch and
Canadian Tweeds; black, colored and other
Cloths; hosiery, parasols, gloves in variety,
ribbons, velvets, laces, flowers, feathers;
dress, bonnet and hat crapes; black and col-
ored silk gossamer, silk blonde net (white
and black), women’s, Misses’ and child's straw
Hats, Albums, braids; bugled, dress, hat and
bonnet ‘rimmings. in black, crystal and
amber colors; black and white lace falls,
black and white dress caps, lace mittens and}
gloves, white and drab corsets, brooches,

dress buttons; ladies’ and gents’ paper and
linen collars and cufls; &c.; &c.

Also is offered a good assortment of Staple
Goods, in white and colored warps, tickings,
votton and union shietings, drills, &¢., which
were boughtin Manchester before the lite
advance price in cottor goods, and will be
sold much lower than formerly.

In Boots and Shoes,

a’qoffered an excellent agsortment of Amer-
@eb manufacture, in Nos} to suit fect of any
size, which were purchasdd lower than can be
bought cither in K
nion, and are offerde

Ilats «

both English and A merjeit, in newest styles.
Oil Cloth, table coveriyg, ofsgloth carpeting,
(iinglish and Americad) nice prtterns ; paper
and venetian blinds, English roqm paper,
chintz border paper; fit, hemp andeall wool
carpeting, ready-made Clothingz &c.; &c.

IN HARDWARE

is found at the Eurvxa almost every
article in the line required for Blacksmiths,
Carriage Makers and Farmers, consisting in
part of 10 tons, every bar of which is the best
refined Scotch Iron, from 4 to 24 in. square,
including oval, 4 round ind hoop iron, iron
cart axles, turned arms with boxes complete,
plough mounting, sheet zinc, shect lead, lead
pipe, tarred paper, barn door hinges and
rollers, all sizes; well wheels, grubbing, field
and garden hoes, manure and hay forks—two
and three tine; Nash's seythes,Griflin’s double
refined do+; cradle scythes, rakes, buckets.
Lronme, tubo in ueois, 2 tons Nails—from 4
in, to 6 in.; wrought and cut spikes, 40 boxes
Smithwick Glass trom 7 x 9 to 82 x 21 sizes.
Olive, castor, paint, lubricating, cod, kero-

at d corresponding rate.

Caps,

reeds, boat nails, a superior article of steel ;
shovels suitable tor mussel mud, stair rods,
5000 bolts and nuts for cariiage and other
work, American waggon axles, in common,
4 patent, J patent and patent; truck waggon |
axles 14, 1% and 14 inches, eliptie and side
springs; t. blister, spring and German
steel; carriage malleables of all sizes and
kinds; silver and japan hub bands, silver een-
tres, bent hickory rims, whip sockets, tire |
bolts; cone, cou:ter-sunk and round head
rivets for sleigh and carriage work; enamel
duck, patent dasher leather, chushion buttons
and tutts, bone head tacks, and a new article
¢ Hed Excersron for stuffing cushions—equal
to curled hair at 4 the cost. |
Also on hand a good and varied assortment |
of English and American

Shelf Ha: dware,

in Cutlery, locks, chisels, wrenches, braces,
bits, hollow augers, cornice rings, curtain
bands, files, wool and cotton cards; farriers’
knives, pincers and shovhaminers, bench and
moulding planes, flush chest handles, and}
every article usually kept in a hardware store.

In Groceries & Dye Stuffs

Are offered best English Mustard,Pep-
per, ginger, cream tartar, allspice, cinnamon,
cloves, currants, mutmegs, raisins, crushed |
and brown sugar,rice, essences, syrups, soda,
butter, wine oyster and other crackers; pilot
bread; Hypernic Red Wood—that dyes RED.
Yellow Wood. log-wood, &e,

Just Received and Offered For Sale;

650 sides New York Sole Leather,

60 do, Rendles’ Neats and Kip Leather

very cheap.

17 boxes and Caddies Tohueco,
$27 bbls, Flour and Kiln Dried Meal.
And daily expected per Amphion from
London 4 lot of that excellent

if

TE

—} beads and berlins of every color and shade, |

nglundor the New Domi- |

sene and cod liver Oils, ‘Turpentine, Benzine, |
Japan, Varnish—ditlerent qualities—weavers’ | Trunks and Valises; Boots and shocs; boot
aa Fi ; s shocs; boot

~ Apples, Rais

ie CANADA |
FLOUR AND MEAL! !

gust Received, per schr, Ska Limp,
from Montreal :

966 Bbls, Extra Canada Flour,

181 * Yellow and White Kiln Driéd

Cornmeal,
| For Sale at reduced prices.
JAMES L. HOLMAN,

Wholesale Warehouse, :

Head of Holman’s Wharf,
June 11, 1868,

Stationary, Wrapping Paper,

&e. &e. &e.

“SEA BIRD” from MONTREAL,
35,000 ENVELOPES, assorted.
24 Reams Letter and Note PAPER,
54 do. Wrapping Paper,
11,000 PAPER BAGS, assort. sizes
For sale low.

JAMES L, HOLMAN.

Wholesalé Warehouse,

2
Head of Holman’s Wharf. § june 16, ’68,

SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS!
L. VICKERSON,

has jist reccivéd his

S'hOCK

SPRING
G O
which for style, quality,
compare with any in t
Inspection solicited.
warranted as good as the Tres we
read about, which ‘defles com-

petition.” :
Summerside, June 4, 1868,

TO ALL WHOM IT
MAY CONCERN!
and it concerns everybody to know that at the

BRITISH & AMERICAN HOUSE,

Goods of all descriptions can be had at prices
to'suit the times.

Dry Goods, in

Cloths, Grey and White Cottons, Prints,
Ginghams, Lustres, Coburgs, Delaines, Red,
White ind Blug Warps, ‘Tickings, Grass
Cloth, Holland, Jans, anda variety of other
| Goo ls, \ f

Fj

Groceries, in
Tea, an excellent article ; Sugar, Molasses,
Rice, Raisins, Currahts, Spices, ‘Tobacco,
| Ssap—Castile and I'aney; Making Powder,

| Dyestuffs, &e.
Hardware o Kinds,
ovels, rakes and

Ilay and Manure Forks, §
‘chains, nails sll sizes, wrohght asd cut,paint,
oils, turpentine, copell and furniture
| varnish; putty; glass; zinc; cgils; manilla
and other rope, kerosene oil; neats do.; castor
| do.; olive do. ; lubricating do. \

Flour and Cornmeal,”
Pilot and Navy Bread, {Soda, Butter and
Wine Crackers ; Dried Apples. ,

English Confectionery,

Syrups, Lemons, Strawberry & Raspberry, in.
bottles and on draft.

BROOMS AND PAILS,

clamps and pegs.

Furniture,fin
Bureaus ; ‘Tables ; Bedsteads. single & double ;
Chairs, rocking do.; children’s do.; &a
yg All of which will be sold cheap.
A. P. MILLS.

Summerside, June 11, 1868.

Flour and I

eal.

R A. STRONG & BRO, ate receiving
bSs regular supplies of No, 1\WANADA
| FLOUR & MEAL, which they/affer low

for Cash, Consumers would Qo Well to

give them a Call,gas small/ profits, and

quick returns is their present motto,
Summerside, June 11, 1868,

To Wholesale Dealers and Families!
R. A. STRONG BRO. ure offering :
16 pieces Brown Cobur

27 do, Checkered Alp

Tor Cash Only,
June 11, 1868,

t Is. per yd.
at sd do

ins, etc.

lbs. Baroglonay Brazil, Walnuts,
150 Ibs.C nfectionary, :
160 Cho) Figs,
10 Boxeg Rnisins.
Barrels, Apples, (Currants, &e,
For Sale Low by
Rt. A, STRONG & BRO.
June 11, 1868,

550

Tea! \ Tea!
HE hest Tea in Styimerside can be
had at the Store ot /\

OGERS.

Congou Tea!
which for quality and price as yet has had |
ho successtul competitor !

C.C. GARDINER. |
: Burekn House; SWINO PM, une 18 1868, |

Oneida House,
Head of Queen’s Wharf. |

FIMIE subscriber has just received per bark |
Uxpine from Liverpool—sehr, Fronts |
from Montreal, and schr. Oxwanp trom
Boston—the following |

STAPLE GOODS; —

Flour and Corn Meal,
‘Tea and Molugees,
Snyar,

Fige and Dates,
Confectionury,
Ruovins,

Rice,

Nuts (different kinds)
Soda bi-curbonnte,
Soda Crystals,
Mustard,

Ground Ginger,
Cloves,

Arneatto,
Castor Oil,

§ ’ |
Tobucco and Pipes, |
Sole Leather, |
Rakes |
Vitehtorks 2& 3 prongs
Mianure forks

xen
Siwyels
Ihoe'
Seythe

Heaths

Nutmews, Rope (diferent sizes)
Glenfield Starch, Nails all kinds
Corn do Horse Nails 7 x 8 |

Coffee (pure)
Ground Allspice,
Salt Petre,

Alam and Cudbear,

Buckets
Troomns
Scrubbing Broshes

i
Shoe do

/

Blue Stone,
Copperas,
lorax,

Cream of Tartar,

Stove do

White Wash do

Whirps & Buck Saws

Shoe & Stove Black’
The above Goods will be sold as CHEAP

for CASH as any now offered in this Town.

ASHER BLACK,

Oneida House, Head Queen's What,
Summerside, June 11, IU

(aq & rnd point) ~

| at 11 o'clock, A. M.

/ DT

EONAR. SEES
Flour and Meal!

I ee JUSPRECELY ED FROM MONTRE-

590 Barrels

FLOUR & CORN MEAL
some of the most ehuice C

June ll 1868,

A HORSE Which aro
anton Brands.

kh, ROGERS
June I, L868. : eee

per.

Room Paper, direct
. Manutactory in
Stover offered for
Call and seo it!

D. ROGERS.

Room P:
‘ ROLLS
3,000 from |

Manchester—the chdape
Sale in this County./

dune 1b 1868

Cotton Warp. :

4 Bundles White, Blue, and Re
150 Cottou\ Warp. oe
Jone IL 1868

\ 1, ROGERS,

Christian Association,
r ip nlite N TING $f the Chris.
an Association w eheld (D.Vi o
Dri, Stkp, at SUMM RSADE, mie
Stcoxp Lonv'’s Day, 12th Ys commencing

Ministers from the Uniya &
Provinves are expected. /
Summerside, June "68, —Bw,
Wanted. ‘
fhe
N

"ARN the BLACK§MEIU BUSi-
teen years 6

tes and the
25,

+ & Young Lad about Hheon or six.
f age.
ALEXANDER MEQU ARRIE.

| Augustine Core, June 22, (G8 =i