Summerside Journal -- 1868-08-20 -- Page 3

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SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL,

New Advertisements this Day

‘Extensive Sale—Wm. Beairsto.
Sewing Machines—John Higgins.
Bronzonette—W. lt. Watson,
Canada Flour—David logers.

: ed

tw We direct attention to the exteusive Auc-

tion Sale of Wm, Brow, Cape ‘Traverse, on Wed-
neaduy neat. See advertisement,

Very Latest Telegrams.

Quebec, August 13.

A fire cecurred this morning on Cross
street, in Montcalm Ward, which destroy-
ed eight houses. They were partially in
sured,

Toronto, Aug. 14.

Berry the colored champion, has chal-
lenged Fennigan, to row a mile race tor
$500.

: . Liverpool, Aug. 14,

Intelligence has been received that bands
of uamed insurgents have made their ap-
pearance in Arragon at the town of Gaspe.

A detachment of Spanish troops have
Deen sent in pursuit of the rebels.

A despatch from Cundia says that a bat-
tle took place between the Cretans and
‘Yurkish troops on the 27th July, in which
the ‘Turks were badly beaten.

It is asserted that a new difficulty has
arisen between the French Government
and the Bey of ‘Tunis.

London, Aug. 16.

Later advices from Tipperary says that
the Landlord Agent Scully, was not killed
us first reported, but was obliged to flee
into the city to save his lite. On Friday
he started again on the same errand, ac-
companied by a large body of well armed
police. Upon reaching the hamlets of the
wenantry, his effort to serve the notices
were met with derision and threats ol yiol-
ence. The police endeavored to disperse
the mob, when a fierce fight ensued, dur-
ing which the police fired upon the mob
several timeg, the shots being returned by
some of the crowd, Several ot the mob
were wounded us well as some of the po-
lice. Mr, Scully was severely wounded,
and the police retired unable to make, any
arrests at the tine,

‘The City of Tipperary is in a high state
excitement, and further wouble is appre-
hended.

Paris, Aug. 15 (evening).

The Fete to-day in honor ot the inangur-
ation of the first Emperor Napoleon was
celebrated with great pomp. All of the
olliciuls of the Court, together with the
Euperor Napoleon and tamily attended a
grand Le Duem at Notre Dame. Alter the
ecremonies the Emperor ictt for Fountain-
bleau,

~ New York, August, 17.

Advices from Australia of July 2d have
been received; the political troubles in
that country is increasing in importance,
and is likely to produce great distress in
consequence of the miuistry relusing to
resign, ‘The assembly has by a majority
of 3 to 1 directed the cessation of payment
from the ‘lreasury, Gold 147}.

London, Aug. 17 (afternoon).

Scully was killed in ‘Tipperary, and a Cor-
oner’s inquest brought in a verdict of murder,
but depricated the conduct of Scully, and
suggested need of new and more laws to pre-
yent a reputation of such scenes .

dJespaics received trom Constatinople state
that a serious encounter took place at Pers,
two miies from the city, between Greek Stud-
ents and ‘Purks, in cousequeuce of the viola-
Uon uf dhe grave of Prince Mindles,

‘Troops of the Sultan were called out and
fired upon the Greeks killing and wounding
large numbers. Many of the: latter fled to
residences of Foreigi\Consuls for refuge.

‘The trouble was finally suppressed by the
active measures ot the soldiery.

New York, Aug. 17.

Patterson's foundry in Whitby, Canada, was
burned this ices len Loss $90,000.

Gold closed at 1464.

EXTENSIVE SALE!

MR. WM. BROW,

F CAPE TRAVERSE, having sold his
O lands and premises, snd being about
to Close his business, has instructed the sub-
scriber to sell \2

BY AUCTION,
On Wednesday the 26th inst.,|

commencing at 11 a, m., the whole of his

Stock, Household Furni-
ture, Implements, and
Goods in Shop.

URNITURE :—1 Cooking Stove (new), 2

: Farlor Stoves, 4 Bedsteads, Beds and Bed-
ding. Carpets (new), 6 Cane Bottom Chairs,
2 Rocking Chairs, 8 Wood bottom do.. 4
kitchen do., 2 chests Drawers, 17 Pictures,
5 Tables, 1 kitchen Cuppoard, 7 Looking
Glasess, t Lounge, 1 6 China, 1 Dinner
Set, 1 Clock, 1 large imp, Drawing room
Curtains with Polegcomplete, Window
Blinds, Mats, and r articles,

STOCK, &c. :—1 Mae, 10 yrs old, 1 double
seated Waggon, | Truck. 1 Pung Sleigh, 1
set Harness, 12 cords cut Wood, Wheel
Barrow, and sundry other garden tools.

SHOP GOODS :—1 Sewing Machine, 16 yds
Pilot Cloth, 14 do. Homespun, 104 do. sup.
Black Cloth, 105 do. Black Coburg and
Lustre, 45 do, blue do., $9 do, Plaid, 55 do.
black Serge, 1 piece Print, 3 pieces Brown
Braize, 1 do. blick Cellica, 7 do. Muslin
Delane, 5 doz. Ladies’ Glcves, 11 pr. gents’
black Kid do., 1 piece black Crape, 180 yds
Ribbon, 1 piece Linen Bedtick, Bonnets,
Flowers, Borders, Shapes, Fur Caps, Hats,
Boots & Shoes, Cotton Hose, Cotton & Silk
Mandkfs., Laces; Nets, and various other
articles,

READY-MADe CLOTHING :—Coats, Vests
and Pants.

GROCERIES : — Molasses, Tea, Tobacco,
Sugar, Soap, Candles, Fish, Flour &.

SHOP FURNITURE :—Stove, Scales, Beam
and Weights, Lamps, and lot Bags.

Sale Positive! No Reserve !!

TERMS—All sums under 498. Cash; over
40s. Credit until Ist. November, 1869, on
approved Joint Notes of Hand.

WM. BEAIRSTO, Auct.
Summerside, Aug. 20, 1863.

Sewing Machines.

§ keane: New Style FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE, Aad No. 2 Manufacturing
Machine, (wargghted to give perfect satisfac:
tion) are for aghe by
i JOHN HIGGINS, Agt.
Great George Street, Ch’town }
Aug. 20, 1868.—2m

Canada Flour.

UST RECEIVED iM MONTREAL, an

other supply of
EXTR& FLOUR,
mach miperior to an: red for sale in the market,

D, ROGERS.
Rammersidp, Aug. 21h, 1868.

~ BRONZONEDLTE.

TENHE application of this, most elegant pre-

paration is extremely simple, while i
effect upon the articles enumerated below is
almost magical, imparting to them/’a glazed
bronzed surface of great beauty :—

Iron Fenders, Stoves, Gas Vittings, Orna-
ments, Lamp Stands} Coppér Coins, K&c.,
Straw Hats, Plaster’ B nd) Ornamel.ts;
Leaves (real), Ivy and rel, Holly. &c.—
Effect most. charming. er Jeaves may
be bronzed Iuminatory and wrifing.—Usetul
and Ornamental, Glass may also be illumi-

nated,
W. R. WATSON.

City Drug Store, Victoria Building, }
Ch'Town, Aug. 20, 1868.

Dwelling How Store, Warec-
house, 8 and Wharf.

HE above Vj Properties which are

situated a MPEC POINT, will be

submitted to PUBI-'C COMPETITION by
the Commissioner of Public Lands, at Keefe's
Hotel, Alberton, on SATURDAY, the 22nd
day of August, at 12 o’clock, noon; and should
they not be disposed of, will be submitted for
yearly rental.

‘Terms and particulars at time of sale,

JOHN ALDOUS.
Commissioner.
Land Office, Aug. 18. 68,.—2i

Likenesses! Likenesses!!

Now is the tim a cure them
AT ALBERTON!

‘PQERSONS wanting god@@ cheap PICTURES

will do well to calffymediately and se-

cure them from z

G.I. Wells,

who will only stay a few days Come along

and embrace this opportunity.
G. HW. WELLS.
Alberton, August 13, '68.—
aes ae nay

Auctions,

Wednesday
HE Subscribers wil ay asale of FLOUR
MEAL, &e., every WEDNESDAY, at ll
v'clock, during the Sunnjer,
ARVELL BROS.
June 11, 1868.

Phoenix Livery Stables.
THOMAS CAIRNS...... .. PROPRIETOR

Near Summerside. ‘

/

ES &c., of every
Coaches and Horses

FP ORSES, CARK
description to
in attendance at all ho
Baarding Hor:
Parties coming t
purchase horses w
stables.
Passengers on board the steamer can re-
ceive instructions as to locality &c. on appli-
cation to the steward of boat.
Aug. 6, 1863

SLOAN & WHELAN’S

n reasonable terms.
art of the Island to
0 well to call at these

SAINT JOIIN, N. B.
Ti above will attend to

BAGGAGE anp PAS
arrival of the ‘Trains. Bagy
the American and Up-Kiver §

emovel of
‘\GERS on the
» forwarded to
wimboats. and

Windsor Boats. &: passengers
delivered in any pa city. Parties
coming from P, i. Isha Il find it to their

advantage to employ these Expresses. ‘Trav-
elers going West can purchase tickets cheap-
er and save considerable on their passage.
For farther particulars enquire of the Pro-
prictors at Crawford's Hotel.
CHARLES SLOAN,
JOUN WHELAN. .
July 23, 1868.

{EST MARKET
apy quantity of
he Brinisu & Am-

WILL PAY THE }

PRICE, LN CASH, fi
ELGG, delivened ai
genican Houss. :
A. P. MILLS.
Summerside, Aug. 6, 1868.

Mackerel Barrels !

FPMILE subscriber offers for sale, cheap for

CASH, or approved g 1
' Barrels,

Ottetown by vessel,

wf JON WHITE.
Cascumpee Wharf, June ¥th, '68,

1868, SPRING 1868.
NBW GOODS!

AT THE
WINFRED HOUSE,

HE Subscriber, in returning thanks to
his numerous customers for past favors,

They can be sent to
if su desired.

which have been
and willbe found

atest Stiles &

which he now offers at the lowest possible
prices for Casu or Arrroven Cnepir, +
—ALSO——
TFs A, (warranted a good article.)
To Arrive in a Few Days :
SUGAR, MOLASSES, TOBACCO, BUCK-
ETS, BROOMS, VINEGAR,
KEROSENE OIL,
&e., &e.. .
JOHN F, BAKSR,
~

Winfred House, :
Summerside. June 4, 1868.

Cual
CARGO of ** Gow
COAL--real go le cheap.
FINBAY McNEILL.

Summerside, July 30, 1868.

SALT! SALT!!

es” (Sydney)

AOR SALE, 400 bushels LIVER-
I POOL SALT, Cheap.
A BLACK.

Onoida House }
Summerside, July 16, '68.

.
Temperance Hall Store!
FEMULE ‘ Cascumpee Tempgrance’ Hall Com-
pany’ will LET (for onfe#year or more)
the premises owned by theys at Alberton and
known by the above nang is weil calculated
for carrying on a gene! business, the front
being fitted up as a gefferal retuil store, and
having good Warehouse room in the rear.
Rent moderate, Immediate possession given,

ly to BENJ. ROGERS,
~— Sec'y. of the Company.

Express, No.2 & 7,|

*| him,

For Sale
One pair large 1 “imbdof
One Treenail Ma

used one summer. )y

I@™ Tlie aliove wit bagold at ain.
ante love Pega a a Bargain

RICHARD W. TREMAIN. ..
Margate, August 6, 1868,—3m :

JUST RECEIVED!”

A Lot of FLOUR,

(has been

DATES & FIGS, (fresh & goad)

BISCUITS & APRCiLi, :

MOLASSES SUGAR,

BUCKETS AY RAKES,

GRIFFIN’ ADLE :
SCY THES..

Sold Cheap for CASH, at the
**Oncida House.’’

ASHER BLACK.

Summerside, August 6th, 1868,

‘Notice !

PPE Subscriber having bagh appointed Attoriey
r of the Rey. SYLV ry ; Wiss by power
bearing date this day, tili¢s all persons
indebted to the sui nos Ki, Perry, to
pay the amount of U e debts to the
undersigned forthwith, gpferwise legal meas ureg
will be resorted to for recovery of the, sume.
STANISLAUS BF, PERRY,
Tignish, July 30, 1868, 998 tur

Weekly Steam Communication
WITH a
_ BOSTON & HALIFAX.

NUE STEAMSHIPS ALUAMBRA aid

COMMERCE, (untilffurther notice) will
make weekly trips betyeen CHARLOTTE-
TOWN and BOSTON sailing at Canso,

Ladies’ Cabii 1. Dorward.
To Boston 50s. 458
Halifax, 25s, 80s, 18s.
** Cunso, 20s, 25s, lis.

CARVELL BROS., Agents.
_Lhar'Town, July 80, 1868.

( CANADA FLOUR!

HE Subscriber bus JUST RECEIYED
by ‘Sea Bird,” thou Montreal—
250 Bbls. Fresh\Ground No. 1 Canada
Plour
196 do do ‘do No. 2, do do |
85 do Fine f lo do 4
116 do Marsh’s White Kiln Dried Corn
Me..1. 7 ;
For Sale luw. ‘

: JAL. WOLMAN.
Wholesale Warehouse,
Head Holman’s Wharf, ‘

Summerside, Juy 30, 68.
FLOUR,
Pilot Bread, &c!

UST RECEIVED per Brig Zuleika from
New York:—
653 Bbls. Sup. Flour, (Fresh ground)
46 “do Pilojand othgr Bread
65 doz. Pails \
12 Nests ‘Tubs
15 doz. Brooms +
doz: Child's Willow Cabs
30 Trunks © .
18 Valises
For Sale at a small adyance on cost.
JAMES L, HOLMAN.
Wholesale Warchouse, :

Mead of Holman’s Wharf,
School Books,

‘July 80, 1868.
NEW SERIES. oe

UST RECEIVED § JE'S BOOK
STORK, Queen Street, @ fall supply of the

New Series of Sthool Books {

authorized for used#h the Public Schools
by the Botird of Education.
eal Libera/discount to Yeachers and
Wholesale Dealers !

HENRY A. HARVIE.
ueen Strect, Charlottetown, :
July 9, 1868.

~ WILDERNESS LAND. ~

Government Estates.

TOWNSHIPS Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6.

LL PERSONS desir
tual Settlers on the
DERNESS LANES, or,
above named ‘Townsliips,
of * An Act to encourage
cultivation of wilder
notified that the issioner of Public
Lands will attend Wma. HAYWOOD'S,
'Lienisit, Lot 2, on WEDNESDAY, the ]9th
day of AUGUS'T next, und following day,and
at JOHN CLARK’S, Bsq., Cascumpec ViL-
LAGE, on MONDAY the 24th day of August,
and following day, to receive applications
from such persons, and, if deemed eligible, to
grant letters of occupation.
On FRIDAY the vist, and on TUESDAY
the 25th day of AUGUST, the Commissioner
will sell the opening of new roads on the
above named ‘lownships.
JOHN ALDOUS, Commissioner.
Land Office, Charlottetown, July 30th. 1868

BAKERY. |.

vernment WIL-
portion of the
er the provisions
e settlement and
nds,” are herewitli

Directly Opposite Holman's Wharf.

‘IB Subscriber having built a good Oven,
and secured the services of w first class
Baker, is now prepared to furnish all kinds of

Pastry, Cake, Bisouit, Broad, &c.

He will also supvly retail customers or fam,
ilies with Bread, evety seconds
it at their residence, and g
will enable those retailingsto
+ Ship owners and miste
advantage to purchase tha

fch prices ag

ke money.
find it to their

ship bread from

In connection wit ikery isa
CONE EOTIONARY
Grocery and Provision
Ni
STORE,
Confectionary can be purchased
wholesale or retail cheaper than it) can
be imported, His Groceries are of the best
quality, and the Provisions the best the Island
ean furnish, mu

Vic Nics and Tea Parties supplied.

The want of such an establisiimgnt asthe
above has long been felt in this community,
und the subscriber trusts to meet with , thay,
patronage which the enterprise deserves.

JOHN McKEIRNAN,'~/y
Water Street, July 2, '68.—3m :

TEA! TEA!! TEA!!!
UST RECEIVED) from HALIFAX, : ex
Steamer AL HAWBRA— fa

20 Chests TEA, .

«| “QARVELL BROS, *<
Ch’town, June 75, 1868, ‘

Now is the *yiine tosubseribe’ for

where

Alberton, 8th Jaly, 1868,—tf,

th sJournal,

heap...

Vheels,(new)|

Kiln Dried CORNMEAL, Be

The Subscribers, intendin

550 ibs.

{becoming Ac- ;

, delivering,|.

ed

REILLY'S PRINCE COUNTY

TOBACCO FACTORY

“has been « i

‘Removed, to Water Street,
‘To ‘the Stété lately oceypied by Mr.
Grongs Orini, } areas faker; in the

"Neinn, where
Twist,. Flat and ‘Natural Leaf, wil
be kept constantly on hand,
: and sold at
Lower Prices than ever!
be People from the country will find. it
to their advantdge to, call before purchasing

elsewhere,
PATRICK REILLY,
Proprietor.
Summerside, July 23, 68. ‘

EXCURSION TICKETS

\URING .the months ¥ & AUGUST
F< ReturnVickets rok oft rare will be

fissued.on Board ‘the BStegmers PRINCESS

‘OF WALES § WEATIER BELLE, to or

‘from Charlottetown, Summerside, Shediac,

Pictou, Port Hood, rray Harbor, George-

town, Souris} &c.

_ Tickets a¥ailable for one week only.

3 : iF. W. HALES, Sec’y.
Charlottetown, 9th July, 1868.

1868 MIbion House 1868.

to make an

alteration in their bus}
offer tha whole
Stock of Go
Greatly Redu
They would also inf
them, that in vi6Ww of the above
» change, they will require all
accounts Overdue Clos-
ed, either by
Payment or Promissory Note !
R. A, STRONG & BRO.
June 11, 1868,

gles |
tity of super-
quantity of
» sale.
bad C, @ GARDINER,
Summerside, July 30, 1868.

., Flour and Meal.
A. STRONG & BRO. ,are receiving
t regular supplies of
FLOUR & MEAL, which
for Cash, Consumers y
give them a call, a
quick returns i8 their
Summerside, June 11, 1868.

Apples, Raisins, etc.
Barcelona, /Braail, Walnuts,
150 ie fee onay,

160 Choige Figs,
her 10 Boxés Rajsins,
~ Barrels, juno rints, &e,
For Sale. Low hy “
+ KR, A. STRONG & BRO.
June 11, 1868.

Room Paper. .
ROLLS of Room Paper, direct

Summerside,

Bricks and §

ILE Subscriber has a qui
“h ior hard BRICK, ang x

3

’ from the Manut ry, in
Manchester—the cheapy#t ever eff for
‘| Salein this County. (fall and sbeit!
i D, ROGERS,

Jane 11 1868.

' Cotton Warp.
t Bundles Wjiite, Blyé, and Red
150 Pm aitoyhrarge ae os

ROGERS,

Jone Il 1868

Sole Leather !
50 SIDES Sole Lea A AN

#D. ROGERS.

June 11 1868

To Wholesale Dealers and Families! —
R » &. STRONG & BROSare offering:
.

f
at Is, per yd,
paca at sd do

16 pieces Brown
27° do. Checker

June. 11,1868.

oot’ NOTICE,

ja. coral:
r ‘VTL Sub cribers intending to make an al-
teration in their business the ensuing fall,
willsell their Stock of DRY GOODS, HARD-
von, WARK and GROCERIES
At® Greatly Reduced Prices.
i for ca

Just Received per Ste;
Montreal, a quantity o

Flour andornmeal,
Tho lowest in the market forCash.
kui JAMES CAMPBELL & CO.
Summerside, June 25, '68.—

Holise Buildingé.Material.
50 THOUSAND LATHES,
4,000 Feet SCANPLING,
« &,000 do. DEAES.

3,000 do, Nog PINE BOARDS.
3,000 PAL 8.
Yor sale low for Cash or approved credit.
é A. rb. MILLS.
Summerside, july 9, 1868.

EW GOODS,
’ "New Goods.

tT havekeceived by the Uxpine from Liy-
erpool, FLoripa aud’ Sea Bexp trom Mon-
tveal, and Steamep *' P Cgks of Wales’
from New Brunsywic', @ther urrivals,
one of the largess and y@elected Stock
of Goods ever offered wmarket, and
will be sold atthe very Est Prices.
ust ARRIVED, per schr. Oxwarv
i and Brig Livery trum Boston,a large
lot‘ of

mey '* Merritt” from
» 1

=

AMERICAN GOODS,

canning of Tobacco, Kerosene Oil, Rai-
sins, Pilot Bread, Hardware, and all sorts

of Yankee Notions,
cant D, ROGERS,

Sisimerstde Juin 11, 1868.

Dunk River Mills,

e i Kage Subscriber heving rented the Proper-

ty:known asthe DP NK CER MILLS,
i ends and the
of the Mills

iz., the
le and

“Lumber of all kinds on hand and for Sale,
Parties, wishing to buy SHINGLES had
hettervexamine ours. before purchasing else-
where, ‘
DAVID ROGERS,

June 4, 1868—«¢

st ;
Threshing Machines,
‘AND OFUER
Farming Implements.
i. the vty flew THRESH

vill euuble thei
rly for mirket,

PARMERS wanting the
ING MACHINES, euct

to get their grain threshed
any ef the best’ material, hughy the litest im-
provement, and mucia, superzge 19 ‘the old style,
pill tind them at the kstubyahiuge! of the Subecti-

er. : a f

Faumens having Mowing Machines out of order
and wanting them refitted and thoroughly repaired,
cun bave it done at Hull's Extablishinent,

ParMenks wartiug a ood set of FANNERS
that wall ** ruise the wind,'’ cuu purchase them
cheap ut Hall's Estublisliment. In fact Farmers
can obtain at Hall's Establishment every Farming
luplement required on a furm—gven ao ;

~ Mowing Machine

itself, as one is now being manufactured, and can
be inspected at Hull's Ketublishment.

Carté, Tracks. &c. on hand, and repatrs at short-

est notice.

IRON. TURNING, such as axles, mill work,

und every other description, done to order,
‘THOMAS HALL.

Summerside, July 2, 1868,

J.W. FALCONER & Co's
BRANCH §
CRAPA

where they keep a g

DRY
Groceries, Hardware, &e.
which are sold at
TOWN PREC KS,
Save time and expense by purchasing
near home,
Crapaud, june 15, 1868.

NOTivH! —

‘To Tenants upon Township No, 18.

HE ‘LENANTS upon tJ option of Town-
ship No 18, formerly o' the lute) Mrs.
Mary Stewart, of Char Hate alee deceased, and
since by the undersigned, iu@onjunction with her
deceased sisters, Mary and Klien Stewart, are bere-

ig uow exclusively vested

the rents accruing
MARGARET STEWART.
Charlottetown, July 9, 1868, 4

ey NOUOR

To Tenants upon Township 18,

'PNUE Tenants upon that portion of Town-
ship No. 18, in Prince Edward Island,
tormerly owned by Lieut. Cel. Peter Des-
Brisay Stewart, dece:se \d over which the
late Mrs. Mary Ste of Charlottetown,
deceased, and HilengBtewaft and Margaret
Stewart, daughters Gf the sfid Mary Stewart,
lately exercised act& gs OWnership, are 1ERE-
BY NOTIFIED that the
18, referred to, Becape the property of the
simple, upon the death of
the suid Peter/PesBrisay Stewart, which oc-
curred on the' ay of Noveinber, last past.
‘fhe tenants upon tlie said portion of ‘own-
ship No. 18, are hereby cautioned against
paying reuc tu the said Margaret Stewart, or
to any other person or persons who may de-
mand the same. Those of the Tenants who
may desire to inform themselves relative to
the Tir.e of the Subscriber, are referred to
fi. J. Hodgson, Esq., who will afford them
the desired information.

THEOPH. DESBRISAY.
Spring Park, Ch’town Royalty, }
June 23, 1868. 3m

Removal!

PEE Subscriber begs leave to inform the
AL public that he has removed from his old
stand on Wuter Street, to ther HOUSE,
lately occupied by Mr. 2. Hibbett, where he
has good accommodations for travellers and
their horses. ‘The best oTIQUORS kept in
the bar in connection with the Hotel.

bg Remember told stand.

4 ALEX. GRADY.
Summerside, July 9th, 1868.

MANNY’s & BUCKEYE

Mowing and Reaping
MACHINES.

ata Subscriber begs to acquaint the Farmers
of Prince County and vicinity, that he has on
hand at bie Warehouse, in, Summerside, a very
superior lot of the above Plcbiug Mebe best yer
imported into the islund. J 4
The MANNY MA Fthis senson,
some important improy us un extra
Miping, together
yt K'lange, sy as to

Wooden Wheel and

with au extra Beye

prevent the cogs fré breaking. These two im-
portant improvements make the Manny Machine a
pertect one of its kind,

‘fo those farmers Who have more means,and wish
to have a nicer looking machina, I would say pur-
chase the SELE RAKING BUCKEYE MA-
CHINE, as then they will get all that any Parmer
can wish for.--Buat come and see and examine tor
yourselves, and decide whut Machines you like

Lest,
ALSO:

A Lot of Horse Rakes

A supply of extra’s for the above Machines

always on hand.
HARRY C, GREEN.

Summerside, June 25th, 186%.—tf,

Removal !

TPE Subscriber returns his sincere thanks
to those who so liberally patronized him
while conducting the ‘Atma House,’ and
wishes to inform them and the traveiling pub-
lic in general, that he has RUMO VED to his

New building on WaterStreet

(nearly opposite the store oft. A. Btrong &
Bro.), where he has both ippreased

Hotel & Stable Acdommodation!
and he trusts to make those wii0 muy favor
him with their custom a deal more com-
fortable in the *OCLA S£,’ than he
could,.for want of rodiny i is late stand.
‘Tue Best or Liggoks always kcpt in the bar
in connection wh the H

This Hotel is on the, r'e edge, and com-
mands a splendid’ f 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 traycllers wait-
ing to go 0? arriving in the Bont.

Horses and carriages can always be had on
the premises, by boarders,

RICHARD IIBBETT.
Water Street Suinmerside, July 2, 1868.

NOTIOE !

HARLES COMPTON, of St. Fleanor’s,
Merchant, having by Deed of Assign-

Subscriber, in

te

~ |ment dated 1th day of JUNK, instant,

assigned to the Subsofiber.
of whatsoever natuge or
of Leasehold Egfate,

Schooner ** Alma,” an

ot Sule, and other prog rty : PUBLIC NO.
TICK is hereby gived@that all persons in-
debted to the’said Charles Compton are
hereby requested forthwith to pay their
respective debts to W. F. DAWSON, at
present of St, Eleanor's, who is alone au-
thorized to reevive payment and ‘to give
receipts theretor,

“ W. E. DAWSON, Assignee.
Charlottetown, June 1th, 1868,

his property,

tock in Trade,
wok Debts, [Bills

tully held by them, b I OLD
in Wer, she ALON eully authorized to recieve | at present owned and occupied by, him, situate on

nd, consisting4

LEASEHOLD FARM
FOR SALE!

TYFXUE Subscriber offers FOR. SALE his

VALUABLE . LEASEHOLD ‘FARM,
situated on Lot 67, m Road. about’ li
niles from. Summefsidgy and only «8 niles
from. a shipping plae®yThere are on tbe
premises a good House Barn, well tinje)-
ed, and other O} ildings, a well near the
house, and a ’ eVarm consists of
1244 acpes of ‘of which are vlcar nad

will be sold with or without the preséht crop.
The Lease ie for 999 years, at one slitltthe
currency per acre. ‘Lhe purchaser can have
the privilege of buying some stock @n: the
premises,
For further particulars apply atthe Jourua
Office, or on the premises to the owner. |
WM. WEEKS.)
Town Road, Aug. 6, 1868. One

Valuable Freehold Property

FOR SALE, i
PVHE Subscriber offers for Sule, on reason-
able terms, his Valuable Freehold FARM,
on Lot 17, consisting of 150 acres ot excellent
land, 100 of which are ina good state of ctit-
ivati ipfer welJ covered with
tis situated
side, at the end of Mis-
gn excellent’ frontage
to River or Bintick
m flows tlaough the
ussel mud can be had
he front. ‘The fencea
are nearly allo} lar, the buildings in ook
order, neat aud commodious. A block of 71
acres of most valuable wood land, distant on-
ly one mile, can be sold either with or with-
out the farm, i
ALSO—200 acres of wilderness land on Lot
10, fronting on the Main Western Road, and
eading down to Portage River, along which
are about ten acres of excellent marsh. - 200
acres on Lot 3, fronting on the centre line
road of said Lot; and 71 acres on Lot 8 front-
ing on Vierre Jacques Road near the mill! of
Messrs. A. & A, Ramsay. 4

JAMES RAMSAY-

Lot, 17 July 23, 1868.

A Valuable Freehold Property

FOR SALE! -

44 miles from Sum
couche Road, an
on the shore of Shem
Cove, i

by notified that therée supple of the Lundy respect. |/PXHE Subecriber oers for SALE, ESTER TAS

contract,the unrivalled FREEHOLD FARM

erefrom. the South Shore, Lot 26, in Prince County, eon-

sisting of 142} acres of excellent land, having a
front on the Gulf Shore of between 30 nud 40
chains. where abundance of seaweed and mud can
be obtained. About 100 acres Af the above ‘pro-
perty is cleared and in a highgtate of culuvatiuy,
the renuinder is covered wt hard and soft wood
of superior description.
There is erected on
Dwelling House, e
finished ; there ure two
ens attached to the hou

es a commodious
ng completely
and convenicnt kitch-
~ There is also a lurge
building, containing a Coach House, Wood House,
aud apartments adapted for general purposes, to-
yether with two large Barns, one 110436 ft., the
other 3426, Carpenter's shop, Siuith’s shop, and
other out-buldings, There are two wells of ex-

rtion of Lownship No. | cellent water on the premises, one at the dwelling

house, und the other ut the bain. ‘Lhe above pro-
perty is situate abont 2} miles from the flourishing:
vilhige of Centreville, and altogether it is one of
the most desirable farms in Prince County,

An indisputable Title guaranteed

For further particulars apply to the Subscriber

ou the premises.
WM. WRIGIT.
Bedeque, July 30, 1868. tt

Freehold Farm
FOR SALE, IN LOT 19.

"PXUE Subscriber o
FREEHOLD FA,
him, situated on Lot 19,
from the rising Town of S
is 75 acres,

wats
covered with Ward

FOR SALE the
ow occupied by:
jout seven miles
merside. ‘There
cleared and in »&
1, and the balance
‘and fencing. There
are on tue premises a Dwelling House 82 x 26.
with a Kitchen attached, 16x 17; a Barn 87 x
28, and a lean 12 x 28, a good Well at the
door, and a splendid Orchard of fruit and or-
namental trees. -

. Terms made known on application. to the

owner.
JOHN CRAIG.
Lot 19, Aug. 6, 1868.—2m ;

Valuable Property |

FOR SALE IN SUMMERSIDE.

good state

TYME subscriber offers for sale the valuable
property now occupied by him, situated
on Granville-street, near Water-street, in
Summerside. It consists Of ary

ONE LOT 64 x 140, 6f which there 4s
1 DWELLING HOUSEfAwo storeys, 36 x 26
having a shop and 4 rooms belyW, and5 roonis
on secon storey, all fini 3; a Kitchen m-
tached to house, in which js a good well of
water. In the reaps a Stable and Barn §4°
x 16, and a Shed xis

ALSO—One 14 storey House 21x 16, all
finished, with other buildings.

The ahove property is a freehvld. It is
well alapted for an Hote, being a good stand
‘Terms easy, ant made known on applica-.

tion to the owner.
JAMUS CROZIER,,
Summerside, june 16, 1863. if.

Valuable Property

FOR SALE

IN SUMMERSIDE ! ! !

TINO LET, or FOX ation private con-

trac., that valuable groperty, opposite
the Summerside Bank, a 2 doors west from.
the Journal Offée, frontingén CENTRE, and
running back’ to Su SAMPLE Street, in
Summersic formerly ‘Occupied by Mr, 8.
W. CLARKE, asa Mefeantile Establishment.
The building is 60 x27 feet. There is a
commodious SHOP, 26 x 27, 19 feet post,
fitted up with the latest improvements; and
iy well adapted for a general Retail Business.
‘he remainder of the lower flat and the second,
storey is comfortably fitted up, and would,
suit fortwo tenements. ‘The House is nearly
new, comfortably finished, and in first rate
repair.

There is a stable and small warehouse of
the premises.
For further particulars apply to

THOMAS B. NALL.
Summerside, May 19, 1868.

Wildorness Lands.
GOVERNMENT ESTATES.

LL persons desirous sf availing them-

selves of the provisions of the Act for
the more speedy seetlement of Wilderness
Lands, on the Government Estates, ure here-
with notified, that no applications for said
land will be entertdined,/until a survey
is made of the landsfo to Bovdigposed of, and
the fronts thereof entice nd at certain

dates, of which dde notice advertisement
will be given, he Compiissioner of Public
Lands will att at certain places, to receive
applications fom thy who are desirous of
becoming actual settlérs of such lands, (none
others need apply) and if approved of. pus-
session will be given to such applicants, sub-
jees to the provisions of the Act regulating
the settlement of said Wilderness Lands.

*,* No person is allowed to take posseseion
of any portion of the Wilderness Land, by
cutting down or otherwise treepassing there-
on; the Government Woodrangers being
strictly charged to take immediate proceed-

JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner,
Land Offec, April 80, Lsu8. *

"_aatirope

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ings against all persons so found nalanany/”

in a good state of cultivation, They kerm . .

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