Summerside Journal -- 1868-10-15 -- Page 4

THURSDAY, OCTOBER

15, 1868
NEW GOODS

FOR

Spring & Summer 1868,
JUST OPENED

AT TILE

SUMM i ARS IDE JOU RNAL,

LAND ) SALES.

Hides anit Sheep Pelts.

ne subscriber will p-y tlie highest mar-
ket prices for any quantity of the above

delivered at his W. aelouse.
. L. HOLMAN.

'

~ Odds and Gnis. LAND SALES.

THE SHELL ON THE SHORE EA

VALUABLE FARK

FOR SALE! By

Valuable Farm for Sale.

OR SALE, the FARM owned by Joun
Anmstnona, situated in YOUGHAL, in

I tiie parish of BATHURST, containing 100

| P. BE IsbAND
‘Steam Navigation Co's

Ifead of Holman’s wharf
Summe Toile, Sept. 10,'68 68

Thad turned over the wet pebbles and
the damp weeds, and sought with naked

known as TIOL-

feet amongst the waves for some Lright
shell or coloured stone to carry home,
but I could find none. ‘Tired out, I sat
down on a pile of stones to rest, and to
watch the waves unroll themselves on
the waiting sands. I heeded not the
tide, but let it go and come without
notice.

After a longer interval than I dare tell,
considering I was without boots or stock-
ings, and my coat damp with the spray
of the last tide, I woke up from my|
dreaming and renewed my search for a
prize, and surely there was a shell glist-
ening and gleaming, coloured like sunlit
erystal, just dropped from the white
tingers of some daring wave, I did not
hurry to posscss mysclf of it, but sat still
admiring. It was mine, I was sure 1)
could reach itany moment with my stick, |
an’) who was near on this lonely beach
to pick it up ere I could get it! Splash}
splash, and up rolled a huge wave, _his-
sing and hurrying, rattling the stones,
wetting my fect—and the shell, where is
it? I looked round, I followed the re-
ceding water; dripping sea-grass and/|
creamy clots of froth only remained to
meet me; the shell—the beautiful shell
was gone. Old Nepture had altered his
mind and got back his pearl.

\ little loss this, but uttering a lofty
lesson, never to lose an opportunity of
tulkipg every gift of mercy or usefulness
the tide of time may bring us ; if unused
--neglected—the wave that brought will
soon take away,

‘ne Poor Boy.—Do not be ashamed
my lad, it you have a patch on your el-
bow. It is no mark of disgrace. It
‘aks well for your industrious mother.
y our part, we would rather see a dozen
atches on your jacket than hear one

xp

profane or vulgar word escape from your

lips. No goud boy will shun you be-
cause you cannot dress as well as your
companions ; and if a boy sometimes
laughs at your appearance, say nothing,
my good lad, but work on. We know
many rich and good men who were once

are poor and upright, vou will be rexpect-
ed a great deal more than if you were
the son of a rich man, and addicted to
bad habits.

Love or Music.—Music, if we set
aside poetry, is the only art which can at
present give delight of great intensity to
persons who huve recived but sli, ght
artistic education, or that preparation tor
artistic enjoyment which comes frum the|
study of nature and literature. The}
mere recollection of it isa delicious tor-|
ture; itis not the rememberance of an
object perceived by the senses, but the
attempt to revive a state into which our
whole emotional nature was thrown ; and
though this state, while actually experi-|i
enced, scems more entirely passive and
trance-like than that produced by any of
the other art, music, more powerful than
all the rest, awakens the durmant artistic
activities in every man, and by some mys-
terious dealings with the soul, makes him
involuntarily a reproducer. It may be
again, or it may be a misfortune, that
the master art of the present day should
be .ne so purely sensitive and e:notional
—one into which, for the listener, so
slight an intellectual clement enters.
But of the fact there can be little question.
What may'come of this in the future it is
not easy to conjecture; but it is certain
that the source of a noble development
of arts is a noble national nature.

i

The bleakest adversity may bear us to
prosperity. ‘The Arctic wanderer may
be floated into a warm latitude on an
island of ice.

A drunkard, upon hearing that the
earth was round, said that accounted for
his rolling about so much.

What your heart thinks is great is
great. ‘Ihe soul's emphasis is always
right.

The talmud—broadway in winter.

To prevent a door cracking—Nail it
up.

To obtain slecp—I ave none but ‘‘nod-
ding acquaintances.”

A Western editor has been elected
constable and now arrests the attention
of his readers.

“‘Is Miss Jones at home?’
gentleman ofa green servant.

‘LT think not, sir; I'll go and ask her.”’

‘Success is a duty,” but like a great
many other duties, is very imperfectly
performed by most people.

A wit—evidently legal—suggests as a
companion book to ** Every Man His Own
Lawyer,” ** Every Fool His Own Client.”

A real estate agent informs the public}
that he has ‘a beautiful cottage for sale,
containing ten rooms and eight acres of
Jand.”

“I'm afloat, I'm afloat,” screamed a
young lady of powertul lungs and fingers
to match, as she excercised both at the
piano.

‘I should think you were,” growled
an old bachelor, ** judging from the squall
you raise.”

}
t
i

¢

asked 2

An old lady announced in court at
Atlanta that she * had no ceunsel,” that
**God was her lawyer.’ ‘My dear
madame,” replied the judge, **he does
not practice in this court,”’

A bickering pair of Quakers were
lately heard in high controversy, the hus-|
band exclaiming, ** 1 am determined to}
have one quiet week with thee!”

* But how wilt thou be able to ge
said the taunting spouse,

Twill Keep the a weck after thou art
dead.”

Sambo had been whippd for stealing
his master’s onions. One day he brought
in a skunk in his arms; says he:

** Massa, here's de chap dat steal de
oniens! Whew-~smell him bref!”

What fruit does a newly-married cou-

le resemble? A green pair.

Should a man behind time be fod on
ketchup?

se

Cite

poor and friendless boys; and if you suede ale Oe

number of

of any ‘Trader or Mechanic,

poss
to the under signed.

AND COLL, one WAGGON, set of

bf 1000}

covered with hardwood and fencing.

with a Kitchen a
vs, anda lean 12x 28, a good
dvor, and a splendid Orchard of fia
namental trees,

fl PEN Valuable Property,
LAND GROVE, nea

NPREVILLE,
BEDEQUE consisting of 202 acres, which
includes a valuable piece of MARSH, upon
which is annually cut about 124 tons of Hay,
This Fi rm is near to the mussel mud and sea

manure, «hich can be had in large quantittes. |

On the premises is a new and commodious

dwelling house, well finished up stairs and|

dow n, also a Farmers Cottage, Barn, Stables,
ry, and other out-buildings. One hun:
acres of this Farm are under cultivation,
and principally fenced with cedar, and about
0 acres are covered with hard wood fit for
saw logs and ship timber. ‘erms 20 percent
| down; balance secured on property, payable
us my be agreed on-
A.E.C. HOLLAND.
_ September 3, 1868.

Leasehold . Farm
FOR SALc!
FPMIE Subscriber offers for S

SALE his VAL-

UABLE FARM, on Lot 16, within about
ar

nine miles from Summerside, ‘yh ou
the premises a small house, a barn 26,
with other out-buildings; also, two wells of
water, one atthe house, the other is convenient
tor pasture fields. ‘Vhis farm consists of 155
acres, about $0 of whichare under cultivation.
the remainder is covered with a good growth
of soft wood, such as poles and scantiing.
Abuadance of sea weed and mussel mudd can
be had within a few chains of the shore.
Lease 999 yenrs, at one shilling currency per
nere. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber on the premises.

GeORGE FP.

September 8, 186s.

A Valuable Freehold Property
FOR SALE,

FPRUE Subscriber offers for
contract,the aurivatled PRE EHOLD bAKM
at present owned and occupied by hit, situate on
the oita Shore, Lot 26,1 Prince County, con-
sistuuny of 142) acres of excellent hind, having a
fronton the Gulf Shore of between 80 und 4b
chains, Where abundance of seaweed und mind can
be obttined. About 100 acres of the above pro-
is cleared and ina high state of caluvation,
niinder is covered with hard and sott wood
ow description.
x erected on the premises a commodions
Hoe, contaiuii nine rooms con pletely

ROBINSON,

ALE, by private

for general purposes, tor
e Barus, one 1450 tte, th
shop, mith’ s shop, and

2 two Wells of ea.
the dwelling
The above pro:

: wipen
other outbuildings.

Lhe

barn.
pe tajles trom the thourisiiug
villige of Centreville, and altogether itis one on
the most desirable turns in Vries Couuty.

sey anid the other at th
is situate abot

An indisputable Title guaranteed
Bor tuither particulars apply to the Subscriber
on the premires,
WM. WRIGHT.
Bedeque, July 30, 1868. tf

“VINE COVERED
iCotta age fo for Sale.

AANA subseriber Aaa rs for sale his VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY situated in NORTH
BEDEQUE, and near the north end of Dunk
Kiver bridge, consisting of
Six Acres of Land,

with a snug COLLTAGHE and BARN thereon,

ind a very good GARDEN, containing a
aluable fruit trees,
This Property is well worthy the attention
being situated at
roids, leading to

the cor ction of tree

Summerside, Centreville and Jrectown.

ts will be made Jiberal. Lmmediate
ion given and a good title on applying

The subscriberalso offers for saleone MARE
Harness
Persons wishing to purchase

ind Sleigh

will do well to call and sce

J. B, SCHURMAN.

Summerside, August 27, 1808.—tf

‘Freehold Farm

FOR SALE, IN LOT 19.

Subscriber offers FOR SALE the

EREEKHOLD FARM, now oceuy ied by
hin, situated on Lot 19, about seven miles
rom the rising Town of Summerside, There
375 acres, 50 of which are cleared and in a
yood state of cultivation, and the balance
‘There
sit Dwelling House 32 »
wehed, 16x 173 a Barn
Well :

ire on the pren

‘Terms made known on application to the

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

Job Work done at the Journal Ofi-

ce with neatness and despatch.

Valuable Property —

YOR SALE

IN SUMMERSIDE

O LET, or FOR SALE, by private con-
tract, that valuable property, opposite
the Summerside Bank, and 2 doors west from
the Journal Office, fronting on € ‘RiLyand
running back to St. STE PJIEN Street, in
Summerside, formerly ocenpied by Mr. 8.
W. CLARKE, asa Mercantile Establishment.
The building is 60 x 27 feet. ere is a
commodious SHOP, 25 x 27, 19 feet post,
fiited up with the latest improvements; and
is well adapted for a general Retail Business.
The remainder of the lower flatand the second
storey is comfortably fitted up, and would
suit fortwo tenements. ‘Lhe House is nearly
new, comfortably finished, and in first rate
repair.
‘There is a stable and small warehouse on
the premises.
Vor further particulars apply
CtHOMAS ‘B. MALL
Summerside, } May 19, 18638,

Valuable Freehold Property
FOR SALE.

TENITE Subscriber offers for Sale, on reason.

able terms, his Valnable Freehold FARM,
on Lot 17, consisting of 150 acres of excellent
land, 100 of which are in a good state of cul-
tivation, and the remainder well covered with
cedar and other valuable wood. It is situated
14 miles from Summerside, at the end of Mis-
couche Road, and has an excellent frontage
on the shore of Shemedito River or Dintick
Cove. A good mill stream flows through the
centre. Abundance of mussel mud can be had
within « few chains of the front. The fences
are nearly all of cedar, the buildings in’ good
order, Heat and 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.

ALSO--200 acres of wilderness Jand on Lot
10, fronting on the \ ain Western Road, and
leading duwn te Portage River, along which
are about ten acres of excellent marsh, 200
acres on Lot 3, fronting on the centre Jine
road of said Lot; and 71 acres on Lot 8 front-
ing on Pierre Jacques Koad near the mill of
Messrs. A. & A. ltarmsay,

JAMES RAMSAY:

Lot, 17 July 28, 1863,

iprevres cleared,

} 1244 acres of Land, 76 of wl

fandare, without exception, by far the most

cres of excellent LAND, between 50 and 60
vith a good house and barn
and other te buildings, a barn on the rear
uf the lor. where uiere is a fine meadow, col
ting a large quantity vf hay.

‘Herma tiberal, For farther partienlars ap-
| ply to Mr. Groner Hivrox, Tanner, Suu
iurside. or the tunders signer at Youghal, Nb.

THO) Ay ALLAN ARMS'TLKONG.
_ Augus et 2

LEAS THOLD FAl FARM
: FOR SALE!
NS Se LEASEHOLD FARM,

Snhscriber offers FOR
shaitedon Lot G7, Town Road. about 14
tniles from Sumimersid¢, and only 8 iniles
from a shipping plaice. Where are on the
premises a youd House and Barn, well finish-
ed, and other Outbuildings, a well near the
house, anda garden, The Farm consists of
ch are clear and
ina good state of cultivation. The Farm
will be sold with or without the present crop
The Lease is tor 999 years, at one shilling
currency peracre, The purchaser can have
the privilege of buying sume stuck en the
preniises.
Bor farther particulars apply at the Journal!
Office, or on the premises to the owner,
WM. WEEKS.
Tow n Road, Aug. &, 18s vu

BUILDING LOTS
IN ALBERTON!

cs Subseriver offers tur sale Kight of the
Nine Lots marked and wumbered on the |
plan hercto annexe}, situated in the very}
centre of the rising ‘Town of ALBEKTON, |

SALE. his|
|

eligible building sites in the ‘luwn.

‘Lhe Lots at present tor sale are Nos. 1, 2,
B, 4, 5, md 8. No. 9, withthe Dwelling
House ther mn being reserved for the present

2

An unquestionable Tithe guarantecd.
‘Terms made known on application to
ROGERS,

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MAILS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

(Rae Mails for the United Kingdom, the
neighboring Provinces, the United States,
will, until further notice, be cosed atthe
General Post Office, Charlottetown, as fol-
lows, viz :—
For (

New Brunswick, and the}
United ss, Vin Shediac, every DLuesday
and Bris Evening, at 7 o'clock,

For Nova Scotia, vin Victou, every Mon-
day, Wednesday, and Briday evening, at 7),
o'clock. 1

Mails for Great Brituin, Newfoundland,
end the West Indies, every alternate Monday
and Wednesday evenings, at 7 o'clock, as
follows :—

=

Menday Aug. 10 Monday, do 19
Wednesday, do 12) |Wednesday, do 21
Monday, do 2t |Monday, Nov'r 2
Wednesday do 26 |Wednesday, do 4
Monday, Sept Monday, do 16
Wednesday do PCH AN, do 18
Monday, do ‘Monday, do 80
Wednesday do 2¢ Wednesday, Dee 2
Monday, Octouer 5 |Monday, do It
Wednesday, do 7 |Wednesday do 16

Mails for Summerside, St. Eleanor’s, and |
Bedeque, to be forwarced per Steamer, will
be closed every ‘Luesday and Briday evening
at 7 v’clock,

And Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per}
Steamer, every rir at 7 ofc

Letters to be registered, { newspapers.

7 be posted hai an hows before the ume,
of closing the Maiis.
THOMAS OWEN, P.M.G.

Genera Post Office,
May, 4 1868.

Wool!

MILE STANFIELD WOOLEN MILLS at

TRYON, having been thoroughly recon
structed and enlarged by additional machin-
ery and Steam Power, will continue to manu:
fucture Cloth from custom wool as hereto:
fore, and at the usual rates. Ilaving doubled
their facilities for manufacturing, and procu-
red skillful operatives tor every departinent,
the Company feel confident of giving their
customers greater satisfaction generally, by
manutucturing a better quality of Cloth, and
making quicker returns for wool left: with
them. In addition tothe various kinds of
CLOTH previously made, they are nianutic-
turing SEVERAL NEW otYLbs FoR
MEN'S WEAR, and full width Blanketing.*
= Wool, which must be clean washed.
free of mats and coarse locks, and of good
quality, nay be left at lon. Hed, Callveck’s,
Charlottetown, or at the mill,

STANFIELD WOOLEN CO.

ryon, May 14, 18s, [met

Ch'Lrown, }

r

Temperance Hall Store!
ILM *Cascumpee Temperance Lall Com-

’
‘1 pany’ will Li’ T (for one year or more)
the premises owned by them at Alberton ana
knéwn by the above name; is well calculated
for carrying on a gener business, the front
being fitted up as a general retail store, and
having good Warehouse room in the rear.
Kentinodcrate. Inumediite possession given.
Apply to BEN». ROGERS,
ey. of the Company.
tf.

Alberton, 8th July, 18!

Wednesday Auctions,
fPXILE Subscribers will have a sale of FLOUR
MEAL, &., every WEDNESDAY, at ll
o'clock, during the Summer.
CARVELL BROS.

June 11, 1868,

Gro.), where he has both incre:

and he rusts to make those Who may favor
fin with their custon
fortiale in the
c

found a contortable and healthy plice for
travellers.

will make it the best place tor travellers wait
ing to go on ar

the premises, by boarders,

TEBACTO FACTORY

STEAMERS,

“PRINCE3S OF WALES” AND

, HEATHER B BELLE.”

The Steamer “ Princess of Wales”

i\ ILL leave CHARLOLPTELOWN for
PICGCLOU every TURDSDAY anu
PHURSDAY morning at d a.in., in tie for
the morning tran tor tahtax.
yes PICLOU tor CHARLOTTETOWN
and FRIDAY evening.
btrom bhatitux,
Le ves FIC LOU tor VOR. MOOD every
THURSDAY morning at boon, Mumediates
after arrival of Prain trom vA iN, yeturmng
tu Pictou the following Mier ing:

Leaves CILAR LOT bb * WN every
TULspAY and FRIDAY night tur SUM
MERSIDE and SHBDLAG, at 74 pom. Wali
connect with Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing’s ‘Lrain’s.

Leaves SHEDIAC for SUMMERSIDE
and CHARLOL PE TOWN every WEDNES-
DAY und SALURDAY atterreons, imme-
diately alter arivalor Frain trom ot. Jolin.

The Steamer “Heather Belle

Leaves CHAKLOTIL TOW N at & a.m,
every Saturday morning tor PICLOU,

Leaves PICLOU at Ya. in., same day, for
MUKKAY HAKBDOK, GLOKGEL TOWN ang

DUUKIS, remaining at either Souris os
Georgetown over Sunc
Leaves PICTOU every MONDAY for

CHAKLOT HLOWN, atter arrival of Train
tron Halitax,

FARES:

Charlottetown to tou, or back, a 12 0
Pictou tu Georgetown, * v9 U
a Portiloud, ** j PEaAl)
Clv’'town to Sumiuicrside, * (Ne)
A Shediac, st 0 18:
Wi St. John, “ $t.500r1 8 1é
ut) Liustport, ee U008, 1 17 6
4 Portland, MO RO0) 2 100
At Zoston, Oe U0r 2 Vibe ed
as Tialitax, $04.00. ger Seee
ss Port Hood, #8 Thee teed |)
AN) Georgetown, — * 09 U
“Sours, . 012 9
I, W. WALES, Su:
May 21, 1868.
Weekly Steam Communication
WITLiL

ae oo. ny r
BOSTON & HALEPAX.
AM STEAMSHIVS ALMAMBRA and

COMMLACEL, (until further nouce) will
make weekly tips between CHAKLOLLE-
‘LOWN anu BUSTON, ca ling at Canso.

RATES OF PASSAGE ¢
Ladies’ Cabin, Gents’ Cabin,

Forward,

To Boston & 45s,
‘© Halifax, 253, Ids.
‘6 Gillsu, 2Us. lds.

5
CARVELL BHOS., Agents.
Town, July 80, 180s,

The Journal is the best advertising
medium onthe Island.

REMOVAL !
TAMIL Subscriber begs leave to inform the
pubhe that he has renioved from his old
standon Waiter Strect, tothe ALALA HOUSE.
Jately occupied by Mr R. Hibbett. where he
has good sccommodations for travellers anid
their horses. ‘Lhe best of LIQUOKS kept in
the bar in connecuion with the Lotel.
ia Remember the old stand.
ALEX. GRADY.
Summerside, July 9th, 1sts.

Removal

Ale Subscriber returns his sincere thanks

tu those who so liberally patronized hin
while conducting the ‘ALMA Ho resin
wishes to inform them and the traveiling pubs
ficin general, that he has 2LMO0 VLD vo his

New building on Waiter Street
Ay Strong &
Cl

Hotel & Stable Accommodation!

(nearly opposite the store of R

treat deal more cou
*OCL HOSE,’ than he
r Want of room, in his date stand
esT OF Liquoks always kept in the bar
u connection with the tlotel,

This tlotel is on the water's edge, and com:
Hands a splendid view of the harbor of Sum
nerside, and of the Straits, and will be

Its near proximity to the steamer Whari

ing in the Boat.
ses can always be had ou

Horses and ¢

RICHARD THIBBETT.
Water Street Suimmerside. July 2, 18!

REILLY'S PRINGGE OUNTY

iis been

Removed to Water Street,
Yo the Store lately occupied by Mr.
Georce Crabn, Hlarness Maker, in the
House of Mr. Grorcs O'NerI.i, where

Tobacco of all Kinds,
Twist, Plat and Natural Leat, wil
be kept constantly on hand,
and sold at
Lower Prices than ever!
$@™ People from the country will find it
to their advantage to call before purchasing

elsewhere,
PATRICK REILLY,

Proprietor. |

95,4

July

~ Wiackerel Barreis !

FANUE subscriber offers for sale, cheap for
Casi, or approved credit,

2300 mackeral Barrels,

They can be sent to Churlottetown by vessel,
if'so desired,

JOUN WHITE.
_Cascumpec Wharf, June sth,

~ Ships Carvings.

|g SALE, at the Store of Mr. Dowary
Ramsay. a good selection of SCROLLS
and FIULRGUEADS; which will be sola
low for cash.
SummersideMarch 26, —tf.

For Sale Oheap,
One pair large Timber Wheels, (new)
One Treenail Machine, (has been
used one summer. )
ea The above will be sold at a Bargain.
Apply to
RICHARD W. TREMAIN.

August &, 1868.—38m

Margite.

Look Here.

B, FILCIUS GOLDEN OINTMENT is

© « used for all complaints, that skin, flesh.
bones and minseles wre afflicted with; with
wonderful success. ‘Try it.

Clifton House.
GREAT VARIETY Or
dew & Hashionable Goods,
IN

, Sacks, Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons.
ninings of all Kinds, Parasols, Steel
Alsu:

Dresses.
Vr
DSkirts, Cioths, Coats, Pants, &e.

Hardware,
30ots and Shoes,
(in variety.)
Hats & Caps,
Leather,
Nails,

and everything suitaile for country tr
A Liberal Discount to Cash Customer
SCHURMAN & JOHNSON.
Clitton, New ; aonilon, }
ee) mie

"Gash t for Eggs |

WILL VAY ‘THE LIGU Est MARKET
PRICK, IN CASH, tor any quantity of
0G Gir, delivered at the Brisas & An-
EMICAN LiQusk.

A. P. MILLS

Summerside, Aug. 6, 1868,

Sewing Machines !
INGERS New Style FAMILY SEWING

MACHINE. and No. 2 Manufacturing
Mac sine, (warranted to give perfect satisfac-
tion) are for sule by

JOHN HIGGINS, Agt.
Great George Street, Ch'town %
Aug. 20, 1868,—210

Bricks. Bricks.

UST received on Consignment, per Schr.
AMELIA, trom PUGWAGH, N.S.,
223,000 BRICKS,
which will Le suld low for Cash.
JAs. L. HOLMAN.
Wholesale Warehouse
Head Holnan’s Wharf. sept.

Yo Coffee Drinkers.
CAll at the ALBION HOUSE, lor some

ob Strong's Pare COFFEE, Roasted
and Ground on the promises,

| SALT! SALT!!

OK SAL 400 busheis of good LIVER
POUL SALI, Cheap.
ASIIER BLACK,

~
if

Oneida House
Summerside. July 16 768.

Cheapest School Books
WAR VIE'S ae 2k,
Sept. 10 1 _Qacen’ Street Street

asa for Lggs,

CAS will be paid
y quantity of LGUo,
A io
C. GARDINER,
1sts.

ye ae: price
at ail dines tor

achivered atthe ti

in

Summerside, April a0,

Scrap & Old cast Iron.
ab

ith Subscriber will buy any quantity of the
above, delivered at los Wirelouse,

JAMES L, WOLMAN
Sanmerside, Tannary bbs
goo ft og !
36s ! Od *

AM paying, and still will pay at all times,
the highest price in cash tur hGGS, dv
svered at my Warehouse,
D. ROGERS,
Summerside, April 16, 1808,

Oneida House,
Head of Queen’s Whari.

FANIS subscriber has just received per bark

Unpine trom Liverpool—sehr. Frortpa
trom Montreal, and sehr, Oxwarp trom
uston—the following

STAPLE GODS:

ae

lonrand Gorm Meal, |
Peaund Moulisres,

iy)
awl Dates,
niccHionary, ‘o and Pipes,
Sole Leather,
Rakes

vent kinds); Vitelforks 2& 3 pronge

Sod bi carbouase, | Manure forks

Soda Cry stabs, Ax

Mustard, Shovels (sq & rnd poiat
Ground Ginger, Thoes,

Cloves, Seythe Sneaths
Nutinegs, Rope (diferent sizes,
Clenticid Starch, Niais ail hinds

Com do Horse Nails 7 x 8

Collee (pare) Isickets

(iround Alispice, Broois

Salt Petre, Sernbbing Brushes
Alum and Cudbear, Shou do
Blue Stone, Stove do

Waite Wash do
W s& Buck Saws
of Tartar, Shoe & Stove Black’p
The above Goods will be sold as CHEAL
for Casitas any now offered in this ‘Town,

ASIIER BLACK,
Oneida Mouse, Head Queen's Whart,

Saunverside, dine bh. byes.

The Journal is only 1% per year.
The Cheapest Paper on the Island

dPanvi

x NO

RS. BREMNER has just received at
the Prince Stree’ BoOK AND STA-
TIONERY STORE. per Amphion trom London,
besides a uid well assorted Stock cf
Books, $ }
of Fancy Goons

great xu ely
extremely low prices for Cashi—
Pocket TB

Copperas;

1ers fy

Puns &, widies? Reticules, Com:

hheet Music.

» Hair, Fnfants’ Mair, Tooth, Nail, Shaving
Comus, Horn ahd Rubber Dressing, id Pocket
Feather Dusters

Mirrors

Jes and Reading Glasses

le Cases

Joilers

oscopes and Slides
meters

rdeons and Concertinas

nitting and aida Pins and Needles, Crochet
tenant a ing Black & White Pins,

BeEADS— Pearl, Crys!
cut, aud Colored

Scizzo s~- Hale Cutting, Paper Mane

ee, Winivoid Bi

hole, Flower,

, Drapers,
Batton-
«i ‘ood quuiulity)
ul, Palette, Pruning,
3, Forks, Speons

kovs, Tweezors, Key Rings, &e
, Lo} 5, Watches, Jews Huts,

Mouth Organs, Money Hoxes, Marbles

Cric! Ket Bats Ruy Balls," Vrout looks Hae Flios

KING STICKS and CANES plain and finey
ble Rulers, for Artists, Bookkeepers, &e,
Wells for Cop vy Presses

Postage Stamp Dar 3

India Rubber Bottl
Twines, Fly Papers

Glycerine, UN and Aron Windsor Soars,

Cy ce

Atso; A quantity of

WRAPPING PAPER,

Various qualities and sizes.
Prince Street, July, 18:8.

~ To Wholesale Dealers and Families!
R. A. STRONG & BRO, are offering:

16 pieees Brown Coburg at 1s. per yd.
27 do. Checkered Alpaca at Sd Uo

For Cash Only,
June 11, 1868.

1868 Albion House 1868,
The Subscribers, imending to make an
alteration in their busines now
offer the whole of their
Stock of Goods ut
Greatly Reduced Prices!
They would also inform those indebted to
them, that in view of the above
change, they will require all
accounts ov erdue clos
ed, cither by

W.R. WATSON,

Payment or Promiscory Note!

To House Builders!

(Oy hand by the SUBSCRIBER—

4 ton Sheet Zine.
4 ton assorted Nails,
Lead Pipe,
Sheet Lead,
Zince Nails,
Paint & Oil,
Paty,
Glass all sizes,
Locks, Hinges and Screws, &c. &c.
For Sale low,
D. ROGERS.
Summerside, August 27, 1868

FLOUR! FLOUR!! ,
ee RECEIVED, a fresh supply of

Canada Fiour and Corn Menl,
Which will be suld Cheap lor Cash,
A. BLACK.
Sept. 17. 1808.

FLOUR. FLOUR.

UST received in store this day, a small
lot of Cranmadea Flour, which
will be sold LOW FOR CASH.

AP,
_ Summerside, sept 17, 68

BARLEY WANTED !

fi HIE Sabseriber will pay the highest
MARKET PRICE tor

10,060 Bushels good clean
BARILEW,
delivered at his Warehouse,

J. L. HOLMAN.

J

BUTTER WANTED!

VUE subscriber will pay the IIGHEST
CASIL PRICE for

‘l
200 Tubs Good Butter !

delivered at his Warchouse

JAMES L., HOLMAN.
Wholesale Warchouse,

Head Holman’s Wharf, Summerside,sept,24

NOTICE !

PARTIES indebted to the Estate of
REUBEN TUPLIN, by Note’ nd
or other ise, are hereby notified that all
Debts and over dae Notes must be paid on
or before the 10th day of OCPOBER next;
wnd all other Notes as soon as they fall due,
or they will be sued for without turther
notice,

ALL Notes and Debts connectedewith
the Estate, arc in the hands ot RK. Wy ERE:
MAIN, al Margate. for collections
Gku, ANDERSUN
Assignee,
Margate, Sept. 10. 1868 —2m

NOTICE!

ON RUSSEL SIEWAR?, recently, of
Summerside, Merchant, haviag by Deed
of Assign ent diated Lath day of September
inst., assigned to the subscriber all his Book
Debts and al manner of detts due him: Pub:
lic Notice is hereby given that all persons: in-
debted to the suit John Re Stewart are hereby
requested forthwith to pay their respective
dects tome. Allamounts not paid on or be-
fore the 10th day of October next will be
handed over for collection, without further

notice.
THOMAS B. HALL.
Summerside, sept. 17th, 180s.

5 *
Executor’s Notice.

LL persons having any demands | awlinst
the Estate of the HONORABLE Je tS

YO, of PORT HILL, Merchant, dlecensed,

dire requested to present the same duly attest-

Oneida Louse,

MILLS.

Wholesale Warehouse,
ead Holnan'’s Wharf
Summerside, Sep. 10, '6

a

I}ed to, ta the undersigned Executors of the

last Will and ‘Pestument of the said Honors
ABLE JAMES Ybo, and all persons indebted to
said Estate are required to make payuient
forthwith to
WM. RICHARDS, )
JOUN INGS,
JOUN YEO,
JAMES YEO
Port Ilill, sept 10, 1868,—all pa Gins,

WRIGHT'S
INDIA VEGETABLE
SUGAR COATED i

PILLS

Cure sick headache, Kheumatism, Fever and
Ague, Bilivus complaints, colds and
coughs, pain inthe bones, Fry-
sipelas, salt cheum,all cutane=
ous diseases, Piles, Dropsy
and the Gravel, Dizzinese,

Liver complaints, Di+
arrhea@a,General De-
bility &¢.; and are
WARRANTED
TO PURIFY THE
BLOOD.

For sale at the Principal Office,
Pearl street, New York, and by
generally,

Executors,

“tikes

W. R. WATSON, Ch’Town,
Agent for this Island,
Tuly 23d, 1868,

Corns and Warts::
ave permanently and effectually cured by
the use of
ROBINSON'S
Patent Corn Solvent. ,

For sale by i?
W. R.WATSON,

Rt. A. STRONG & BRO,

General Agenifur P. B. isiand | Summerside, June 11, 1865,

CityDrug Store, Ch’tewn, t
Dee, 26, 1867,