Summerside Journal -- 1868-08-06 -- Page 4

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ethe best, of all I ever heard!”

Racy iterature,

“1 am getting up in the world,” as the
gudgeon said when draging out of the
water.

“ Setting a man-trap” is the tile given
to the picture of a pretty young lady ar-
ranging her curls at a mirror,

What is that which is so brittle that
af you name it you are sure to break
it ?-—Silence.

A Youth, with a turn for figures, had
five eggs to boil, and being tld to give
them ‘three minutes each, boiled them a
-quarter of an hour althogether,

A Western editor must be ina bad
fix. Having dunned a subscriber for
his subscription, he not only refused to
pay, but threatned to flog the editor il
she stopped the paper.

‘An enterprising quack has contrived
‘to extract from sausages a powerful tonic,
which he says contains the whole strength
of the original bark ; he calls it the ‘* sul-
phate of canine.”

An old bachelor gives the following as
a toast:—*' The ladies, the only endur-
able aristoracy, who rule without laws,
judge without jury, decide without appeal,
and are never in the wrong.”

Anold Scotchwoman having been asked
her opinion as to ‘* the minister,” said he
was a particularly powerful preacher :—
‘He had na’ been in th’ place a week
before he kicket th’ pu'pit a’ to pieces,
and banged the in’ards out 0’ sax Bibles.”

When ah aquaintance cays, ‘How
care you?” and pushes by you without
wating fora reply, [ wouldn't, if I were
in your place, :follow him more than a
mile to tell him you are yell.

A conyenient way of testing the affect-
ions of Four intended is to marry another
ywoman. Ifshedon’t love you you will
‘know it at once.

Do to other men as they would like to
do unto you, and they won't have enough
money in two weeks to havea shirt
washed.

‘The song “Dear mother, I've come
thome to die,” always struck me as 4
happy illustration of American assur-
ance. Our young people go abroad to
-spend the Lard earnings of the old folks,
and, when they are dead broke, return
home to be buried atthe expense of
their impoverished parents.

Why is the letter ‘‘u” of more value
than cream? Because it makes better
batter.

Anunmistakable case of ‘ black ball-
jing’—A crying negro baby.

A (m)opipea.—A man carrying a
‘bucket of lime on his head must be a
sub-lime character.

PEOPLE WI0 ALWAYS DO A DRIVING
BUSINESS.—The proprietors of Livery
Stables.

“ To-morrow” is the day in which idle
amen work, and fools reform.

Bad place for a box—on your car.

Passton,—The boiler, of which com-
smon sense is the safety valve. :

Perrxrss.—The wit of the ignorant.

Pisrie.—The bud of the blossom
grown on arum shrub,

Better black boots than character; but
by farthe largest number engage in the
latter art.

The kind of tooth powder young ladies
should use who object to being kissed—
‘The O-don't-oh! (Odonto.)

An Illinois paper says there is a man
dn Olney so dirty that the assessors put
dim down as real estate.

An editor in Illinois gives notice that
“thero will be no paper this weck,’as
shis wife is using the scissors.

Moral Gems,

One of the most touchingly simple
wills vas left by the German pastor Holy
wapiel, of Reifnitz. It consists of this
one ling only :--'*My soul to God, my
body to earth, my money to our deaf and
dumb hospital.”

On returning from church a boy re-
marked to his mother, ‘Well mother,
I shall never forget that preacher—he is
“Why so,
my boy?” Oh, mother; because he was so
finny.’ Dol joke in my pulpit, and am
I more notorivus for‘ fun” than for my
piety?”

A New England merchant who had
accumulated a vast property by care and
industry, yet still as was busy us ever, in
adding vessel to vessel and store to store,
though considerable advanced in life, be-
ing asked by a neighbor, how much prop-
erty le supposed would satisfy a human
being—after a short pause replied, ‘A

* [ttle more.”

Ask-no onc to be surety for your depts,
neither, be gurety for debts, God for-
bide, “He | that hateth surctyship shrill
be sure .”—Proy, 6-1,2,3 and 4; also
11th chap, and 15th.

The rich may dress, and feed, and ride
and liye in ways of their own choosing;
but as to getting to heaven, there is only
Goid’s way—the way of the poor. They
may fare sumptuously every day, but
there is only one sort of Manna.

Never insure your life for the benefit
of your wife for a greater sum than ten
thousand dollars. A widow with more
money than that is a dangerous legacy to
leave posterity.

The “game of life’ is very much like a
game of cards, ‘Time deals, death cuts,
and eyerybody is wating for the last
trump. ;

I think men drink in crowds because
they aro afraid to drink by themselves.
It requires considerable courage to stand
up alone atid potir a glass of whisky down

your throat,”

There ate some inconsistencies in this
“eld that Tdon't exactly understand.
“ody is anxious to get to heaven,
” “sis in a hurry about it.
Sw

e, “tthe onemics, I would
ae %. “sr his friends. The

| “xbody hasn't got
_ _ “anybody.

F, McNEILL'S STORE!

RED. WINTE AND BLUE
A by if TARP
COTTON WARP,
best quality,
UNBLEACHED COTTONS,
* very cheap to whit they used to be.”
1 WG! ry «(Uses
BRST LER,
ex. “Albeura,Y from Guuton,
Nails, Mohilla Rope,
CUPS AND SAUCERS,
Froit England. ci
Boots and Shoes,
all sizes, from Moytrenl, coming.
With g large assortment of
Dry Godds & Groceries,
tc., ete. ete.

Ali at the Lowest Prices:
Summerside, May 23 » 1868.

J. W, FALCONER & Co's

BRANCH STORE,
CRAPAUD.

where they keep\a general assortment of

DRY GOODS,

Groceries,” THardware, &e.
which are sold at
TOWN RRICES.

Save time and expense by purchasing
‘ near hame.

Crapaud, jline 15, 1863,

SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS!
L. VICKERSON,|

STOCK
SPRING & SUMMER

which for stylé, quality, and price, will
compare with any aay market,
Inspection SoNecited,.
TE warranted as good us the Tra we
read about, which ** defies com-

petition.”
Summerside, June 4, 1868.

TO ALL WHOM iT
MAY CONCERN!
and it concerns everybody to know that at the
British & Anmericun brouse
Goods of all Wescriptions can be had at prices
to suit the times.
Dry.Goods, in

Cloths, Grey and, White \Cottons, Prints,
Ginghams, Lustres,\Coburg4, Deluines, 8
White snd Blue Warps, ‘Tickings, Grass
Cloth, Wolland, Jcandy, anda vitriety of other

Goo ls. Sot
Groceries, in

Rice, Raisins, ‘Currants, Spices, ‘Lol
Ssap—Castile
Dyestufls, &c. i

Hardware of all Kinds,

May and Manure Forks, Shovels), rakes and
chiins, nails all sizes, wrought a ident,paint,
oils, turpentine, copella, couch and furniture
varnish; putty; glass; zine; coils; \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,

Trunks and Vulises; Boots and shoes; boot
chunps and pegs.

Furniture, in
Bureaus; Tables ; Bedsteads. single & double;
Chairs, rocking do,; children’s do; &e.
bog” All of which will be sold cheap.

A. P. MILLS.
Summerside, June 11, 1868,

PE aTE Se att 8 oa

NEW GOODS,
New Goods.

\
[have received Dy the Uspinr from Liy-
erpool, Frorima and Sea Birp trom Mon-
treal, and Steamer * Princess of Wales?
from New Brunswick}and other arrivals,
one of the largest and ‘Nest selected Stock
of Goods ever offered inthis market, and
will be sold at the very Lawest Prices.

—_—

UST ARRIVED, per sdhr. Onwanp
and Brig Libéwry trom Beston,a large

lot of \
AMERIGAN @00D9,

consisting of Tobacco, Kerosene Oil, Rai-
sins, Pilot Bread, Hardware, and ail sovts
of Yankee Notions,

D, ROGERS,

Summerside June 11, 1868,

1868, SPRING 1868,
NEW GOODS!

T UE

WINERED IHLOUSE,

TTXMIE Subscriber, in returning thanks to
his numerous customers fur past favors,
would also suy that he js now opening a

NEW & FASHIONABLE STOCK OF
Dry Goods,

which have been selected \with great care,
and will be found of the

Fatest Styles & Sashions,

which he now offers ate the ane possible

prices for Casi or Arvroven'Crevir.

—alo— |
TE A, (warranted a good article.)
To Arrive in a Few Days

SUGAR; MOLASSES, TOBACCO, BUCK-
LTS, BROOMS. VINEGAK,
KEROSENE ULL,
&e., &e,,

JOHN IF. BAKER.

Winfred ITonse,

Summerside. Jane 4, 1868. ’

: SUMMERSIDE JOURNA

|
has just received his t

‘Tea, an excellent article; Sugar, Molasses, Ki
and Faney; Baking Powder, | s

1868. F 1988.
C. i. Richards,

\ TBA,

nd

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GENERAL ENGLISH & FOREIGN

GROGERY GOODS,

NORTH WIWARP, ST, JOUN.N.B., .
begs to state »/his numerons patrons and
the puiic generally, that his

TOCK

will, (in a few days) on arrival ot ships
Eleanor, Qhoice,\ Lampedo, and Stypatia,

FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOCL,

Adgadia, fro GLASGOW, be
Most complete & larger

than any other {in the Province,
and solicits the attention of

to whom A DECIDED ADVANTAGE will
be given.
CO. Ly RICHARDS,

Wholesale Tea, ‘Tobacco, and General
Grocery Wharchouseman.
North Wharf, ‘St. Join, N. B.
May Ist, 1863.
GEORGE DOUGLASS,
STEAM FACTORY AND

FURNITURE ROOMS,

CORNER OF KENT STREBE AND KING
SQUARE, CILARLOTTETOWN,

AVING received A LAncn stock of
Hi WALNUT, CHESTNUT, MAUOGA-
NY, and other kinds of wootl, in-stock, with
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF UP-

HOLSTPRY GOODS,
to be made up into Vutniture; and having
labor-saving Machinery @nd good Workmen,
will make to, order, \

All kinds of Furniture,

in the latest and most fashijonable styles, to
the satisfaction of partes, dad at MopERATE
prices.

ON ITAND,

A LARGE STOCK GF READ -MADE
FURNITURE,

of yarious kinds. Particular attention paid to
FITTING UP WINDOWS,
with Poles, cornises, T'sssles and cords; also,

Picture cord and Nails; Walnut, Gilt, and
Rustie Mouldings for Picture Frames.

ty? PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE, 2]
GEORGE DOUGLASS.
Charlottetown, June 5, 1868,—[j 11.

Oneida House,
Head of Queen’s Wharf.

FENUE subscriber has just received per bark

Uxpinu from Liverpool—schr. Prontps
from Montreal, and schr. Oxwarp trom
Boston—the following

STAPLE GOODS :

Flour and Cora Meal, fj

Arneatto, ‘
‘Ton und Molasses, aie Oil,
Y }] Candles,
Tigaand Dales, { yup
Joufectionary } Tobuceo and Pipes,
Reins, \ } 1 Sole Leather,
‘ {| Rakes '*
t kids) | Vitchforks 2& 3 prongs
nite) i Mannre forks
\ els (sq © rnd_point
Ground Ginger, ‘ ;
Cloves, ythe Sneaths
Nutmegs, Rope (difler
ilentield Stureh, Si all ! 8
Corn do orse Nails 7x8
Cotlee (pure) Mickets
Ground Allspice, Diyos
Salt Petre, erybbing Brnshes
Alum and Cudbear » do
Bline Stone, t do
Copperas, "ish do
Borax, \ Whisps & Baek Saws
Cream of Tartar, Shoe & Stove Black’ y

The above Goods will be sold as CIMA
for CASIT as any now offered in this ‘Town.
ASHER BLACK,

ta Honse, Head Queen's Wharf,
ne 11, 1868.

artling, but True!
MILE dark ages of medication now draw to
aclose. Dr. Miggicl’s two grand speci-
fies—VPILLS and SALY E—have # rack at the
root of the cruel idea that make: it necessary
for a man to pour masses of dead and effete
drugs down his throat to aid the cure of his

disease,
ONE TO TWO PILLS

are enough at an time for any man to take if
the pills are mado of pure, unadalterated
drugs. MAGGIBL'S PILLS and SALVE are
superseding all the steFeotyed physics of the
day, because they are made of the finest ma-
terials in the Jaboratory, and never fail.

HEAR WHAT IS SAID:

Dr. Maggicl, your pill has rid me of all
billiousnes.”

** No more noxious (loses for me in five or
ten pills taken atatime., One of your pills
cured me.”

*‘lanks Doctor. My headache has left
me. Send a: other box to keep in the house.”

* After suffering torture from Billious Cho-
lic, two of your pills cured me, and [ haye no
return of the malady.”

** Our doctors treated me for Chronic Con-
stipation, as they called it, and at last said 1
was incurable. Maggicll’s pills cured me.”

“Thad no appetite; Magyiel’s Pills gave
me a hearty one.”

FOR DISEASES OF THR
Kidneys, Retention of the Urine, &¢., Mag-
gicl’s Pills are a perfect cure. One dose will
sitisfy any one, : {

FOR FRMALM DISEASES,
Nervous Prostration, Wei seneral Las-
situde, Want of Appetite; Maggiel’s Vills will

be found an effectual remed:
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE

are almost universal in their @ffets, and a
cure can be almost always guaranteed,

Bach box contains twelve Pills, one Pill in
a dose.

All orders for the United States must be
addressed to J, Maydock, No, 11 Line street,
New York.

Patients can write freely about their com-
plaints, and a reply wtll be returned by the
following mail.

Write for Maggiel’s Treatment of Diseases.

Covunterrrits! Cousterrerrs !—Allread-
ers of this paper are warned not to purchase
Maggicl’s Pills or Salve, urless the name of
J, Haydock, Proprietor, in addition to the
name of Dr, Maguiel is on the engraved slip
surrounding each box or pot.

“ Your box of Maggiel's Pills cured me of
noises in the head. 1 rubbed some salve be-
hind my ears and the noise left.”

“Send me two boxes; 1 want one for a
poor family.”

*‘Lenclose a dollar, your price is twenty-
five cents, but the medicine to. we is worth a
dollar.”

* Sond me five boxes of your Pills,”

Avrny, Brows & Co., Halifax, N.S.,
May 28, 1868, Sole Ayents
W..R. Watson, Agont for. I. Fi, Island. |

Cash and short-time Buyers, |.

L, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1858.

-aaceetsanpersnmmennernansancanaunsnssiomamecnracat ese

(868. 1868.
SERENE.
THOMAS B. HALL,

Begs to inform his customers and the people
of Prince County in general, that he
has just received the

Kargest Stock of Goods
Yet Offered by Him!

Ilaving a thorough knowledge of the Trade,
tlie Goods have been selected with due regard
to the requirements of the country, and being
well worthy the inspection of intending pur-
chasers, an inspection of the same is respect-
fully solicited,

The present Stock on hand will be found
to embrace the following class of

Dry Goods,

Twenty-four pieces of Gray Cotton as good

yulue as can be produced, White, Printed

Cottons and Cotton Flannel, Ginghams,

Shirting Flannels, Striped ‘Sbirting and

Winceys, French Merino,Caslimere, French

Ywills, Forty-eight pieces Plain and Fancy

Dress Goods, among which will be found

pieces of magnificent patterns, Ladies’ Hats,

with all the fashionable trimmings, Gents’

Felt and Straw Ilats, Glengary and Cloth

Caps, Four pieces excellent Dress and

Mantle Silk, Satara, Black Cloth and Silk

Mantles, ‘Thirty dozen Ladies’ Kid, Silk,

Lyle, Thread Spun and Cotton Gloyes,
Gents’ Silk, Worsted and Kid Gloves,

Ladies’ Black Lace, Mitts, Belts and Belt-
ing, Clisps and Brooches, Worked Collars
and Cuffs, Bonnet Borders, Flowers, Rib-
bons and Feathers, a few superior Black
Lama Indiana, ‘Tissue and Paisley Shawls,
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Forty Dozen
Ladies and children’s Hose, all numbers;
Black Cloth Coats, 25s. each and upwards,
Vests and Pants, 10 dozen fancy Flannel
Hhirte, Carpet Bags, 125 bundles Ist Qual-
ity Cotton Warps, Silk Initation, Silk
Maddyr and White Linen Hakrfs, ‘Twenty
Dozen Chinele, Invisible and ‘Vhread Mair
Nets, 12 dozen Hoop Skirts all sizes, Cor-
sets, Plainand Fancy Dress Buttons, 100
dozen Clark's $00 yard Reels, Braids
of every description, Osnaburg Towels and
‘Towelling, Grass Cloth, Dressed Hollands,
Lama all Shades, Paper Collars for the
Million. best makes; White Linen Diaper,
Fronting Linen, Counterpanes and Quilts,
Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, Crape Col-
lars, Printed, Book, Barred, Swiss, Lappet
and Jaconet Muslins, Veils in variety, Malt
Cwt Linen Thread, Black and White Laces,
Edgings, &e., Parasols and Umbre
Black Crape, Black snch Merino, Splen-
did Article in Black Coburg and Lustres,
and every article reqrvired for Mourning
Vittings, Pound Patches, Silk and ‘Twist
Braces, Collars, Neckties and Scarfs, toge-
ther with a thousand other articles in the
Dry Goods tine that cammot here be enum-
‘erated,

Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.

Tailors and Others, Luke Notice that I
Htave on Hand

FORTY HRNDS
SPLENDID CLOTHS!

in Black Broad, Black Doeskin, Lig'tt Scotch
fweeds, Canadian ‘I'weeds, Silk Mixtures,
Shepherd's Checks and various other styles
of Cloth, three pieces of Waterproof Cloth
for Ladies” and Gents’ Wear, Gents Furnish-
ing Goods, and every thing required in the
way of Tailors’ Trimmings, which conscitutes
the best assortment of this class of Goods now
on sale in Prince County,

Hardware, &c:

Broad Axes, Adzes, Bench Planes, Rules and
Bevels, Levels, Level Glasses, Caulking
Mallets and Lrons, Hand and enon Saws,
Horse Rasps, Shoe do., Mills and Hand
Tenon, Whip, Rat-tail and Blacksmiths’
Files, Mason’s ‘Trowels, Claw, Carpet,Shoe
and other Hammers, Sand Paper, lnk
Powder, Wool Cards, ‘Il, Barn-door, Butt

yt linges, Mortice, Rim, Pad,

Chest, Culpbo wd and Trunk Locks,Carpet,

Cut and Pkmp Tacks, Sparrowbills, Minish-

/ Candlesticks, Dust
nuflers and ‘Trays,
and Wicks,
> Tea and

Tron, Bri
‘Table Spoo
ing, Hair, Tooth, and Dust Brushes,
Butcher and Shapth Knives; Trout and Cod
Hooks and Lindg, Bolts and Sheaths, 25
dozen Pocket Imives, /rom 9d. upwards,
any quantity of Wablo Cutlery, Mirrors,
Sheep Shears, Curry Combs, Bannister
Brushes, Key/lLold Saws, Lanterns, Cottve
and ‘Tea Canisters; Fiddle Bows, Door
Latches, C¥pboard\ Latches, Turn-screws,
‘ sizes; 50 pair Chain
s, Back Chahis, Heavy ‘d'witching,
} feet Jong; Chalk and Chalk
Lines, Fish,Clothes dnd Cod Lines; Plough
Lines and Yether Ropes, Whip Lashes; 12
dozen Horse Whips, ‘Lin Oilers, Spectacles
and Cases, Pipes, Ist, 2d, 8d, 4th, and oth
Lesson Books, Grammars and Spelling
Hooks, School, Lotter and Note Paper,
Pens and Holders, Methorandum Books,
Purses, School Slates, Rules, Shoe and
Stove Blackening, Varnish for Stoves, Gun
Caps and Gun Nipples, Powder and Shot,
Swan Shot, Shot Pouches and Powder
Flasks, Shocthread and General Findings,
White Lead and other Vaints, Lamp Bluck,
Plough Mounting, extra Sole Plates, Shoy-
els, Cart Hames, Rat and Mink Traps, 600
Rolls Room Paper, Matches, Barn Door
llinges, Nuils, all sizes, now on hand,
Also, just arrived from Montreal, two

‘Tons assorted Cut Nails, Boxes Canadian
Horse Nails, Wrought Nails, and general
assortment of Ironmongery, Nash's cele-
brated Hay Scythes, 90 boxes English
Glass, 7x9, 8x 10, 10 x 12, 10 x 14, and
10 x 16, Herring and Heddle Twine, Wheel
Ifeads, Carpenters’ Pencils, Lron Squar
Augers, Grubbing Hoes, ‘Tin Plates, G
vanized Ware, Plane Trons, Scissors, Ege |
oilers, Coal Oil, Grease for Trucks and
Waggons, Kerosene, Paint, Seal, Castor
and Sweet Oils; Wagon Axles and Springs,
Cut and Wrought Spikes, Glass and earth-
enware, 16 dozen Milk Dans, Jars, Sole
and Upper Leather, Turpentine, Seythe
Stones yet to arrive, Hay Rakes, Hay and
Manure Forks, Steel Shovels and other |
Wooden Ware, Blister Steel, Zine, Fiddles, |

I we 7
Groceries, &c: .
A Complete Stock of Groceries, amongst
which will be found « choice article of Mol
asses, at 2s. 8d. per gallon cash, ‘Tea, a
good article, Sugar, Brown and Crushed,
Natural Leaf, ‘Twist and Flat ‘Tobacco,
English Soap, Washing and Baking Soda,
Cinnamon, Allspice, Ginger, Currants,Con-
fectionary, Cloves, Black and Cayenne |
Pepper, Root Giager and Round Pepper, |
Mustard, Essence Lemon, Cinnamon and |
Pepper, Mint, Logwood, Red Wood and |
Yellow Wood, Indigo, Copperas, Alum
Vitriol, Annotto, Blue, Starch, Salipetre, |
Glue, Cudbear, Condition Powders, Tumbe |
lore, Tickles, | Kpsom Salts and Senna, |
Sulpher, Whiting, Rice, Magnesia and
Rhubarb, Bottles Castor Oil, Vinegur,Salt,

Also to Arrive:
By the Amritox, from London,
20 Chests Excellent Toa.
The whole of which which will be sold at
Tho Lowest Possible Prices for Cash or
ba" Limited Credit. 0%
THOMAS B. HALL,

Summerside Cheap Store, June 11, 1268.

A\ Whitewash, Stove, Cloth-|

C. C. GARDINER,
AT THE

EUREKA HOUSE,
SUMMERSIDE,

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

MERCHANDIZE,

of almost every description, recently landed
from the Brig Kewavuy from Liverpool
Acxes trom Boston, Mania
Avewifrom Montreal,and
Sour E.privgy,
from Halifhx,

IN DRY GOODS,

May be found Ladies’ Dress Materiats,
in Coburgs, Alpacas, Mohairs, Camlets, Cir-
eassians, linen ginghams, musiins, poplins,
winceys, French merinos and silks. In
Shawls—cashmere, wove paisley, Indiana,
Llama, fancy tissue and lace; linen and union
skirting, black and colored moreeh; rose,
pink, scarlet, royaland amber colored Llama,
white lustre, faney ginghams; Saxony, inita-
tion Welsh and swanskin Flamels; white
quilting, curtain damasks, mantle lawn; white
union damask, Victoria and printed cloth
Table Covers; Counterpanes; silk, cambric,
and colored border Handkfs,; fancy, light
and dak Prints, fancy shirtings, ‘Lurkey 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 funey
flannel shirts; vestings, waterproof cloth,
wool corduroy, mixed melton, Scotch and
Canadian ‘' weeds; 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
fats, Albums, braids; bugled, dress, hat and
bonnet ‘Trimmings, in black, crystal and
amber colors; black and white lave falls,
black and white dress caps, lace mittens and
gloves, white and drab corsets, brooches,
beads and berlins of every color and shade,
dress buttons; ladies’ and gents’ paper and
linen collars and cutis; &¢.; &e.

Also is offered a good assortment of Staple
Goods, in white and colored warps, tickings,
cotton and union sheetings, drills, &¢., which
were bought in Manchester before the late
adyance price in cotton goods, and will be
sold much lower than formerly.

In Boots and Shoes,

are offered an excellent assortment of Amer-
ican manufacture, in Nos. to suit feet of any

+} size, which were purchased lower than can be

bought cither in England or the New Domi-
nion, and are offered at a correspouding rate,

Lats and Caps,

both English and American, in newest styles.
Oil Cloth, table covering. oil cloth carpeting,
(English and American) nive patterns; paper
and yenetian blinds, English
chintz border paper; felt, hemp and all wool
carpeting, ready-made Clothingz &c.; &e.

IN HARDWARE

is found at the Eurina 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 eval, 4 round and hoop iron, iron
cart axles, turned arms with boxes complete ,
plough mounting, sheet zine, sheet 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 scythes,Griflin’s double
refined do+; cradle scythes, rakes, buckets.
brooms, tubs in nests, 2 tons Nails—trom 4
in, to 5 in.; wrought and cut spikes, 40 boxes
Smithwick Glass trom 7 x 9 ty 82 x 21 sizes.
Olive, castor, paint, lubricating, cod, kero-
senc\and cod liver Oils, Turpentine, Benzine,
Japan yVarnish—ditlerent qualities—weavers’
recds, boat nails, a superior article of stec’
shovels stitable for myssel mud, stair rode,
5000 bolts at nuts fér carriage and other
work, American, waggon axles, in common,
4 patent, 9 patentsand patent; truck, waggon
axlos 14,19 and 1figches, ecliptic and side
springs; cast, biisterps.spring and German
steel; carriage yalleab ot all sizes and
kinds; silver and japan huf\bands, silver cen-
tres, bent hickory rims, whtp sockets, tire
bolts; cone, £oucter-sunk ant round head
rivets for sluigh and carriage woNk; enamel
duck, ae dasher leather, chushién buttons

and tufts, Bone head tacks, and a new article
© Hed Bxéersion tor stufling cushions—equal
to curled@hair at | the cost.

Also on hand a good and varied assortment
of English and American

Shelf Ha: dware,

in Cuttery, locks, chiscls, wrenches, braces,
bits, hollow augers, cornice rings, curtain
bands, files, wool and cotton cards; farriers’
knives, pincers and shoehammers, 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, nutmegs, raisins, crushed
and brown sugar,rice, essence yrups, soda,
butter, wine oyster and other crackers; pilot
bread; Hypernic Red Wood—diat dyes RED.
Yellow Wood. log-wood, &e.

Just Received and Offered For Sale:

50 sides New York Sole Leather,

60 do. Rendles’ Neats and Kip Leather

very cheap.

17 boxes and Caddies Tobacco,

327 bbls, Flour and Kiln Dried Meal.

Congou Tea!
which for quality and price as yet has had
no suecesstul competitor!

C. C. GARDINER.

. Eureka House, Summerside, June 18 1868,

‘Teal Toal

FAXUE best Tea in Summerside can be
had at the Store of

), ROGERS,
Juno 11 1868, 1D, ROGERS

Spring \& Summer 1868,
‘T OPEN LED

Clifton Elouse.

_ EAT VARIETY OF
Hew & AHashignable Goods,
1

Dresser, Sacks, Bdon ts, Hate, Ribbons,
Trimmings of all kiqds, Parasols, Steel

Skirts, Cloths, Goats) Panta, &e. Algo:
' lardware, j
Boots andj Shoes
(d variety
Hata & Caps,
Leather,
Nails,

and everything snitable for country trade.
A Liberal Discount to Cash Customers,
SCHURMAN & JOIINSON,

Clifton, New London,
May 21, 1868, }

room paper, | __

SUMMERSIDE)? woA
Furniture Factory La

(Next door to Mr. John ¥, Baker's, and dit
rectly opposite the Journan Oftice,

TANIIE Subscriberwould take this opportunity
of announcing to the publig that he hay

opened a at. kacwyal
Cabinet Shop. _
uext door to Mr. John F. Buker's Store
where he is prepared to: manufacture: Furni,
ture as reasonably as any in the business <
He will supply at short notice—
Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Wardrobes, Cupboards,

Sinks; Bedroom, of
Leat, Cantey, sat ae |

‘Tables, Side ‘da, Ohefilo:
Whiat-nots,AStoals, sianere

Picture/Bimes, — *
Lown » Settees, j
28yCribs ,! os!
‘ ty Key

Bedroom Setts, Matrassgs, & +9 KC,
Imported Furniture er.” Old

Furniture repaired, an TURNING dane.” «

J. ALEXANDER BOYYER.:

Central Street, panei it
Aug 22, 1867 ,

22), a 19h:
MAILS. ©

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT...
MULE Mails for the United Kingdom, the
neighboring Provinces, the United States,
&e., will, until further notice, be closed atthe
General Post Office, Charlottetown,; as fol+
lows, viz :— Balak ests
For Canada, New Brunswick, and the
United States, via Shediac, every Tuesday
and Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock,
For Nova Scotia, via Pictou, every Mon-
day, Wednesday, and Friday evening, at 7
o'clock.

Mails for Great ser Newfoundland,

HE

and the West Indies, everywiternate Monday
and Wednysday cyeningy, ‘at 7 o'clovk, ‘as
follows :—

Menday g.10 \Monday, do 19.
Wednesday, doJ2 Yednesday, do 21
Monday, do N fonday, Nov'r 4
Wednesday do 20\/, Wednesday, do 4
Monday, Sept 7/ Monday, do 16
Wednesday do Wednesday, do 18
Monday, do 4 Monday, do 80

Wedhesilay, Dee 2”
Monday, October) 6 |Monday, do» 14
Wednesday, do | 7 !Wédnesday- do 46

Mails for Summerside, St. Mleanor’s, and
Bedeque, to be forwarded] er Steamer,
be closed every Tuesday and Iriday evening
at 7 o'clock, ' mbiiat

And Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per
Steamer, every Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.

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

THOMAS OWEN, P.M.G.
General Post Office, Ch’lown,
May, 4 1868. ‘ i

£3 17s, 6d.

THT CELEBRATED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. |

Improved and Perfected.

Wednesday do

EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED FoR
FIVE YEARS,
Tor elegance of Finish it has no Riyal,
_ Aligh Price or Low. ”

urable, Compact, and Cheap,

Eo te a :

Tho Celebrited Common Sense amily Sowing
Machine is now presented to the pubtic, with all
the improvements that can well be combined in a
Sewing michine\ Great labor and pains neve been
his Machine into the very high.
st cire! of Sewing Alichines. It is
acknowledged by thy best judges to stand entirely
above and beyond ayy cheap Machine ever pro-
duced before, {

Tt will sew anything iat ean be eewed on any
high priced machine in the lind, just a8 nicely and
just as rapidly, It wallsoWy front Swies Muslin up
to Bever Cloth, at the ri jot twelve hundred
stitches per minute,

This machine has a new ste of feeding a *
atns, which makes the Machin Selt-gnidinye ho
cloth, without the aid of dithde hand, will run
nearly as true us when guided Dy Barnum's selt-
sewer, ‘This isan advantage not Possessed by any
other machine in the wodld, Ligh price or lows
This ison why thi machine\is so ensily
nye y childrens A giel with ody hand can
use it more successfully thin slic ordinary

J s ie COU
machines with two lunids, ; TiN
This Machine will Stitelf, Mem, Pell, tac Quilt,
Cord, Bind, Braid, and embroider in u most) uper-
jor manger, ; eyrowe AN
Printed Inatrnetions, German or English, Serew
| Driver, Hammer, Oil Can, Four Needles, and Table
Clamp, accompany each’ Machine Withodt extra

cost,
These Machines can be seen at Harvie's Book

Store.
HENRY A. TWARVIE
Agent for. E. Island,

June, 25 1868.—3mn

Scrap & Old Cast Iron.

FPMIE Subscriber will buy any quinttty ‘ofthe
above, delivered at his Wareliouse. > «o> |

JAMES L, HOLMAN

idle, January, 1868, +
Eggs | 668!
and will pay at all times,

I AM paying,
the highest price Yh cash for EGGS, de-
ie.

livered at my Warely

D. ROGERS.
Summerside, A ‘

TPMIE highest price ir
at all tities for any,

Summerside, April 80

To Coffee/Drinkers. |

CA at the AUDION TIOUSE, for some
ot Strong's Pure COFFER, Roasted
and Ground on te premises, d

Mma subscriber is now paying. and will
. continue to pay at all\ings, the highest
price, in Cash, for EGGS
Store.

A
Ilead Queen's Wharf,

Summerside, May 28,1 !
TEA! TEA! TEA!!!
fom ILALIFAX, ex

UST RECEIV

Steamer ALJIL
CARVELL BROS.

20 Che
EB.

_Ch'town, June 25, 1868,

Re&ecev ED per
OF WALES—
40 Doz. 3 Bo
A SUPERIOR A .
Ch'town, June 25,1868, CARVELL BROS.

Shipy Carvings.
VOR SALE

t the Store of Mr. Dowarp
. Ramsay od selection of SCROLLS
and FIGURE: DS; which will be sokl
low for cnsl

Sumnierfide, Mai 1 26, 1808.—th.