Summerside Journal -- 1868-12-24 -- Page 3

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~ Summertide “Literary Institate.”

As announced last week this. Institute was
openedin Messrs. Strong's Hall onthe eve-
ning of ‘l'uesday last. Aftera short speech
trom the President 1). Enman, Ksq., in which
he stated to the audience tht Intention of the
Institute, its salutary tendencies, &c. F. Me-
Neil!, Esq., came furward and gave an ad+
dress, wherein he briefly glanced at sone of
the most important events which transpired
during the passing year, both on our own
Island and in distunt parts of the’ world; re-
terred to the wholesome influence which in-
stitutes similarto the one how being turmed,
had upon young men who availed themselves
of the facilities they afforded for mental de-
velopement, &¢. ‘I. McKinluy, Esq., then
came forward and entertaihed. the audience,
by reading what he considered as very
appropriate for the season, ** staye” from
Charles Dicken’s ‘ Christuias Carrol.’ ‘Thos.
Kirwan, Esq., was the next who took the
platform, and read in a pleasing and
natural manner some excellent selections
from the poets; le also read an original
poem entitled the ‘Summerside boys,’
which was amusing and instuctive. It ix to
be hoped that the Summerside boys wi’, profit
by the admonition.—After these »_yccedings
Were brought to a close, Capt, Jus, Walsh,
Mr. John Gaffyey gud the “yice-President,
Mr. J. F, Buker, made u few suitable re-
inarks, Rey, James MeTvonald being presest,
Was calicd upon to m.ke some remarks, to
which he cheertilly responded. He stated
that it augured’. weil for the prosperity of the
Institute to see so respectable an audience
present, und chere were various micans by
which insiruction could be imparted, and
that on Lostitute of this kind was one of those
me?.ns; he also expressed the hope that the
Anstitute would continue to prosper. Mr.
John Sharpe, at the request of the nudience
read Burns’ ‘Tam O. Shanter,” which he did
in the good old style. Judging trom the
large and respectable audience present and
the number of names now on the roll, there
is no doubt, but the Institute, with the co-
operation of the wealthy portion of our towns-
men, will continue to flourish, —Vires acgui-
vet cundo, ‘The next meeting will be held in
the same place, on ‘Tuesday evening next.
ALEX. McRKAE, Sec’y,
Sunmerside. Dee, 23, 19.08.

President Johnson, in Lis message to Cong-
ress vaid—** The practical regulations con-
cerning the Colonivl trade and Visheries can
only be accomplished by a treaty between
Great Britain and the United States, until
Congress shall have ex pressed their judge-
ment concerning the principles involyeu.’*

The Sch. O'My, cf Grand River, PE T.,
Capt. MecDonald—a Newfoundlander, lett
Bourgoe, Newfoundland for this Isl nd, in}
the month of Octoser last, and has not since
Leen heard of, ‘Lhere were on board beside
the crew, Capt, John Beaton, of Rollo Bay.
and two men, belonging to Grand River, both
named John Morrison—cousins, ‘Lhe Vessal
is supnosed ta hhave foundered in the gule of
the 18th Qetober.—Jsl.

We understand that the Hon. T. I. Iavi-
Jand has offered to sell the Government 5000
aeres of land on Lot 43, and 1000 acres on
Jot 41, at the rate of G3. currency per acre,
These terms seem reasonable, and we hope
they will be accepted.—J’at,

pay Stephen MeNeill, Esq, has removed |
from Saint Eleanor’s to Summerside, to the |
house of the late Asher Black,

Reader ! we wish you @ merry
Christmas |

Very Latest Telegrams.
London, Dee 13.

George Francis Train has been set at liber-
ty, the plaintiff in the case against hint having
withdrawn the suit. ‘Train has issued writs
against the Marquis of Abercorn, Lord Lieu-
tenant of Ireland, for $100,000 damages for
talse imprisonment; and against the Ebber
Vale Steele Company tor $20,000. Mr ‘Train
will sail in the ** Australasian” from Queens-
town to-morrow, for New York.

Despatches from Madrid show that affairs
in Spain are rapidly approaching a crisis.
Admiral Topete has been dispatched to Cadiz
to negotiate with the Insurgents, but by the
latest reports he has met with no success. An!
interview was held there between the leading
Rebels and the Ropresentatives of the Provi-
sional Ministry at which Admiral Topete was
present. The Rebels demanded a share in
the Government, which was refused by ‘To-
pete, whoetold them that so long having sub-
mitted to a worse Government they must mo-
mentarily obey the present one. ‘The proe- |
lamation of the Government declaring the}
Vort of Cadiz under blockade has been ,pro-
mulgated. A fleet consisting of two Lronc
and ‘I'ransports with 3,000 troops, will sail on
the 15th inet. for Cuba.

Madrid, 18th.

Gen. Roda yesterday issued the foliowing
proclamation to the inhabitants of Cadiz:

A revo'ution incited and fomented by the
secret enemies of the country has already de-
luged with blood the streets of this beautiful
city. It has found no echo in any other part
of the Peninsula, Ihave come to suppress
this rebellion with the forces placed at my
disposa! by our Government. Lay down your
arms and your lives shall be saved. ‘This 1
guarantee in the name of the Government,
upon whose clemancy you may rely. Such
are the only means by which insurgents es-
cape being treated with infiexible rigor. I

ments. Negotations apon these subjects are

sideration during the preasent session. pro-
tocols calculated to bring to an end these
justly exciting and long existing coutrover-
sies.””

London, Dec; }0Oth—Evening.

The new Parliament opened this afternoon
by Royal commission, ‘The usual speech
from the Throne was omitted,

The House of Connors re-clected the
Right Hon. John Uvelyn Dennison us Speak-
er.

The London Times Itas a Jong editoria! on
the Message cf Presideat Johnson alluding
to the Alabama negotiations, Jt says: “~Vhe
English Government show every desire to

hostile majority in Congress will throw over
a settloment arrived at after a long und labo-
rions negotiations.”

Tle members of th: new Ministry had an
© adience with the Queen yesterday, and tore
mally accepted appointments. ‘The tollow-
ing appointments in the new Covernment
were officially announced :—

Wm, I. Forster, Vice President of the
Board of Education; James Stanstield, Jr.

Acton (, Ayerton, and Geo. Gleniel Glynn,

Junior Lords of the ‘Treasury. M, BE. Grant
Duff, Under Secretary for India; Von, Wu.

Monsell, Under Secretary for the Colonial
Department, Edward HR Hugerson, Cader
Secretury for the Home Degartment; John;
Arthur Atway, Under Secretary tor the

foreign Department.

Latest telegrams from Spain state that

the insurgents in Cadiz have demanded

terms of capitulation which it is under

stood the Government is disposed to grant

and meanwhile an armistice of two days

has been agreed to with the Insurgents in

Cadiz forthe burial of the dead and to al-

low the women and children to leave the

city. Atits conclusion the combined at-

tuck will be made by the troops, acd the

fleet upon the quarter of the city which |
is occupied by the Rebels. The latter

have set tree and armed seven hundred

convicts from the prisons and the galleys,

It is estimated that the rebels in Cadiz

number 3,000 men,

All the foreign Consuls have taken re-

fuge in the Custom Llonse, and the civil
Governor of the city has fled to San Fer.

nando,

Mount J2tna, in Seicily, is in a fresh
eruption, Which broke forth with great
violenceon Tuesday night. The torrents
of lava devastated the surrounding coun-
tr nil ashes trom the crater were blown
as faras Messina, Lhe spectacle is vis
ible from the northern shore of Malta, 120
miles diitunit,

New York, 11.
Lewis Saylord Clark, well known Edi-
tor and Poet is ot expected to survive the
injuries he received froma fall at his re-
sidenee on wednesday, in New Je
James Whelan, the D'Arey Mc
sin, has been respited to the 29th inst.

Sit

New Advertisements this Day
New Year's Day—R. A, Strong.

Just Pablished—D Laird.
Mails—Thomas Owen.

Annual Mecting—Benj. Rogers,

Pork Barrels—M, S. MsAldull,
Notice—Neil Currie.

For Sale—M. 8. McAlduft,

Frechold Farm for Sale—John Gorrill.
Meeting of the Leg
Attention—Darby & Montgomery.
Notice—Carvell Bros,
Notice—Alex. Smith.

aplist Parsonage,
Bedeque, by the Key, M. PB. Freeman, Jacob |
Wade, to Miss Maria Ann Ramsay, both
of Lot 26. H
On the 10th inst, by the Rey, W. R. Frame,
Mr Samnel Gould to Mis Mary Ramsay, bouh
of Summerside.

At the Manse, on tne 17th inst., by the Rev
W. R. Frame Mr William Ross, to Miss|
Hannah Calder, both of Graham’s Road, New |
London,

At the Manse, on the 17th inst., by the
tev. T. Dancan, Mr. John Matheson, New
Glasgow Road, to Miss Jane RK. Blateh,
Wheatly River.

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ry
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On the 14th inst., at her brothers, Mr.
William Balls, Shipbuilder, 15 Point, Lucy
Balls, inthe 62nd yeur of her age.
Charlottetown, on the 18th inst, John
‘Trenman, Esq., aged 76, @ respectable in-
habitant of that city.

daughter of Mr. Jolin Lockerby.

December 6th, at Fredericton, Mr James
Pound, aged 58 years.

December 18th at Winsloe Road, Mr, John
Ford, aged 54 years,

At Pownal, Lot 49, on — hursday, the 26th
Noy. after a breif illness, Richard, fourth son
of Samuel Drake, sq , aged 25 years.

At Little Sands, Lot 64, on the 26th ult.,
after an illness of six months’ duration, whicn

pending, and fam nos without hope of being |

able to .ay before the Senate, for ite cone |

make‘an arrangement, und it is difficyls to;
believe that the President's Cabinent or al

o'glock, p.m.

apply ut this Office, or to

Kdward Lodge,” Lower Bedeque, on Tuesday
the 29th inst., at 3 o'clock, p. im.

e as-| /

At Charlottetown, Nov. 27th, Ellen, third '

MAILS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT!

CPE Maile for the Neizhboring’ Provinces, and
the United States walluntil further notice, be
closed ut thie Oltice every Monday, Wednesduy,
und Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.
Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and the
Wert badics, will be choned every nhernate Fri-
day wud Monday, ut 7 o’elock, pun, as foblowe:—

Vriday, Deceurber 25, Friday, Mareh 5,

7 SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, THUR

Monday, do uk, Monday du 8,
Friday, Jannary 8, Priday, do My,
Mow » te t, Monday, do 22,
¥ do 2, Friday, Apot

Monday, do 25, Momlay, slo 5,
Priday, Pebrnary 5, Kriday, do 16,
Monday, do 8, Memlay, do 19,
Friday, do 1, Friday, do Ww,
Mondny, do 2, Monday, May 4,

Maile for Summerside ond St Kleanor's, vin
Bedegttey will be cloeed every ‘Kowwdiy and Fri
day, at Sau.

Letiere to ine registered and ne wapnpers mast be
Wai balan bour betore the ine of closing the
diuils,

THOMAS OWEN, YP. M. G,
Poet Utlive, CU town, i, Gs.

seen ee
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Annual Meeting
MPU GENSRAL ANNUAL MEETING of
the Shareholders in the * Cascumpee
Temperance Hall Company” with be bela in

the ‘Pemperance Hall, Alberton, on THURS-
DAY, the 7th day of JANUARY nest, at 6

BENJ. ROGERS, Sec'y & Trea.
Alberton, Dec 2f, '63.

wD
PORK BARRELS !
OR SALE, in Summerside or at Alves
a quantity of excellent PORK BARRE

M. S. McALDUFF.
Alberton, Dec 22, '68.—1lin*

NOTICE.

S IFEREBY GIVEN that the Prince Coun- |
ty Lodge, B. O.'l., will meet with ** Prince

A large attendance is requested,
NEIL CURRIE, 1, Co. Sec'y,
Tryon, Dee 24, "6s.

| LOCKS, DEED BOXES, PATE

‘Travelling Agent.

’
NOTICE
T have to request all those in any)
way indebted to me, to make imme-
diate payment. All amounts unpaid
after the 25th Decumper, instant,
will be handed over to the Courr for
collectisn.
Dp. ROGERS.
Summerside, Dec. 17, '68.
RERBE LLY will be received until the 9h
day of JANUARY next, by the under-
signed, ‘Trustees of Saint Kieanor's North
District School, for the building of a NEW
school house, the convactor to find
all materials, Pion und veulation to be
ven at Evosn J. Cauaswenr’s.
MARRY A. COMPTON,
CHAKLES ANDREW,

EDGAR J. CRASWELL,
68

St. Elea

r

[EY Subscioer will pay Caokk for Juni-
per suitable for shipbuilding, delivered

at his Shipyard.
: JOHN RAMBAY.
Summerside, Dec, 14. 1863.
KERSHAW & EDWARD'S
IMPROVED PATENT
Nomeconducting and Vapovising

Fire and Burgler Proof

MANUPACTUNERS OF
BANK VAULTS, BURGLAR pRoor!
VAULT DOURS, IRON VAULT DOORS,
PATENT COMBINATION BANK
NT JAIL
LOCKS & CELL DOORS, &e, &e.

‘Tnos. Futtier, 2? Davip Srarr & Sons,

Agents, Lalifax.

Zor sale!
The Subscriber offers FOR SALE!

A SCHOONER, |

IN FRAME, of about 5 toms, together) siveness and church caste.
wit? all the materialin the yard, for tinish-; paper that publishes yxy Wann Bere
ing her, at his Yard, near Alverton,

Trunms Kasy. j
For further particulars apply to I. C. Mart,
Esq., Charlottetown, or to the owner,

M.S. McALDUFY.

Alberten, Dee

Freehold Farm for Sale!

FREEUMOLD FARM, situate on ‘Town-
slip No. 8, and fronting on the Gulf!
Shore, consisting of |

315 Acres of Land, |

180 of which are cleared and in a good state | dia, Pianos, Organs for Churches, ete., makes

of cultivation, the balance is coverg. with an |
abund nee of MARD, CEDAR, PINE and

other woods. ‘There are onthe premises Two |
good DWELLING HOUSES, one BAKN, |

Zz

bone GRIST MILL and KILN.

‘Terms and other particulars made known
on application to JOHN YO, Esq, Port
lill, ur to the owner, |

JOHN GORRILL, |

dot db Mills.

Dec, 1.—Gi 24

Meeting of the: Legislature.

tAny's OFFICcK,
1568,

CoroniaLS
December 17,

\

of Assembly, passed on the Mth day of

of all money votes be with the Ixecutive,

Notice is hereby given tit all applications
for Money Grants for Koads, Bridges, Wharyes
&e., and all petitions for ¢ ts inaid of any
object whatsvever, which parties may desire
to submit to the Legislature at its nexs annual
Session, are required to be sent into this Of
fice on or before the Ist day of February next.

By Command,
GEORGE COLES,

vlonial Secretary,

AN PERSONS indebtcd to us by Book
that we have authorized and empowered
Kon'r. McC. Stavenr, of Summersidy, to col-
lect for us. and to sue for all debts not paid to
hum within two weeks from this date.
DAKLBY & MON LGOMERY,
Summerside, Dee 23, "63

Money! Money! !
No Respect: of Persons!
LL BOOK DEBTS and NOTES OF
HAND now over DUL the Subseri-
ber, will positively be suce tor without
further notice, unless puid by the ist of
JANUARY, 1809.

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} | ye subscriber offers TOR SALE that
HEREAS by a resolution of the House | joining the Farm of Mr

April, 1863, it was resolved that the initiation BEACH POINT, Lot 17, containing 1334

—— | Vout, ov to the owner at Summerside,
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Debt or otherwise will please take notice | ~

SDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1868.

are requested to furnish the same duly attest: |
ed, within three months from the cute hereor;
and those indebted to said Estate are request-
ed to make imincdiate payinent to Wm. C.
Green, whom L have authorized to grant re-
ceipts for the same.

AT WHOLESALE ©

ri

which he offers at 4 small advance on COST,
for Cash or approved credit :—

56 Its Nutmegs,
G bags Ri
50 kegs Bi-carbonate { esky Linseed Ou,

6 Bbls Washing
2 Bbls Currants, fies ‘
6 Buls & 4 Cases Nuts,\“0 pieces extra soles & |
2 kegs Refi. Saltpetre,!

CB! ue
jg@QNOTICE: —_— | » Auctio
LL PERSONS having chins againet the 0.
dieumers COMMALCH ana ALMA
BLKA, ave requesicd to furnish them betyre

the Z4th inst, to bese
CARVELL BRO’, Agents.
Ch'town, Dee 24, '68.—1i

Administration Notice.

es, |

HE Subscriber has been instrueted'to sé!
at the residence of CHARLES COMFs::
TON, Esq., at St, Eleanor's, on, | : -
scees sre dee 0! | Saturday, Dee. 26th, instiy.
ideale POH CRUE Ay | commencing at LI o'¢lock, the following goolls ©
Merchant, of Summerside, deceased intestate, i ae Sue : - . eee
2 Horses, Cow, light Waggon and ‘Tole,
Buggy, Jaunting Sleigh, Buflulo Robes, a lor ,
of Murness, Bub Sleigh, Lron Plough, 2
Stoves and pipe to match, Walnut Centre _
Tyble, 2 Toilet Tables, 2 Bedsteads, Side- *
board, Chiffoneier, Wardrobe, Pianotorte,
Curtain and poles to match, 6 stuffed pariyr
Chairs, Sofa, Wash-Stand, Carpets, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Ka Sale positive and unreserved.
‘ERMS—CASU,.
Bargains may be expected.
B.S. MILLS, Auct.
St. Eleanor’s, Dec 21, ’6 di
rea
‘NOTICE,
FPMIE Subscriber has instrected Mr, Wine
BEALRSTO bo sell by
AUCTION,
in front ef his Sales’ Room, Siimmerside, on

Thursday, the 318 day of Decenber,

n Sa

mtn

GUILELMA M. BLACK.
Summerside, November 12, lots—tm

Ex. ‘ Zuleika.”

IIE Subseriher Irs received by the ahove
Vessel, from ENGLAND, the t_llowing

GOODS,

74 Chests & half chests congon TEA,
10 Boils. ernshed SUGAR,

4 Carks } Vattison’s CONFECTION- | instant, at 2 o'clock, p. m., the Entire HORSE’
% Cases AKY, (ussorted) *“Plying Wivenchinan.”

Aone COLEMAN'S MYUSTARD,! Ifthe ice is good, he will trot against any?
2 Gases Coleman's STACI, horse on the Ista..d, except his own stock, tor,

any aimonnt.
‘Tkums Liberal, and made known at gale.

ALEX. SMITH.

¥ 7 lbs ‘Vins Genuine Ground GINGER,
& 14 los ‘Tins Vo, bo.

80 kegs White Lead,
566 kegs culoured Pains

N. U.—All ascounts still remaining unset-
tled can be paid to me on the ubove day, at
Mr. D. Grady’s Motel,

A.S.

New London, Dee 24, ’68,.—pro li

EUREKA HOUSE

ce,

je do, Whiting,
Soda, 30 setts Gray's Plough |
| Metals, |

Soda,

sides,
58 Sock Vlates,

» 1015. ‘GS , 1 do Crem ‘Tartar,
pdLontre ea: Lune esnneclalau Mu a Mun Oanierin l30 tons best Scotch
THE GHURGH UNION 1 do. Bluestone, [aieautneroried ane) |
Jo, Gaducnre 82 boxes TobaccoPipes | .
® t Ae HIPGRUBI Its, |2000 stout Grain Bays, | Fail Importation Completed!
2&3 bush., -_

pe Paper has been recently enlarged to
muvimoih proportions. Iv ts THE LARGEST
KReviaious Parce ix tue Worip. Is the
leading organ of the Union Movement, and
opposes ritualism, close communion, exclu-

and the rights of hibor., It has the best Agri-
cultural Department of any paper in the
world; publishes stories for the family, and
for the destruction of social evils, It edito-
rial management is impersonal; its writers
and editors are from every branch of the
church, and trom every grade of society. It
has been aptly ternicd the freest organ of
thought in the world.

Such a paper, o ering premiums of Sewing
Machines, Dictionaries, Appleton'’s: Cyclope-

3 do, spun yarn and) 1 cask sheet Zinc,

200 tuthoms @ in. do.
6 Anchors, from] ewtyy do. tine do.,

6 ewt fine wro't Nails,

4 keys BT Horse nails,|
6 doz steel pointed

) Head of Holman’s wharf

Coils Lemp Repe,
assorted sizes
do. Bolt Rope,

] Y RECENT ARRIVALS from ENG-
LAND, UNITED STATES, and CANA-
DA. the subseriber has received his

120 boxes crown Soap, |
{80 do, ‘l'yson’s pale do |

; - ; Marlin, 7 Bdls. Sleigh Shoe H )
At is the only | 19 Coils Manilla Rope Steel, ; Fall Importation
/ Sermons, which it docs every week, just as! | Manilla aie ery du Lat white & cold) ty PULL, embracing almost every article
they are delivered,—without qualification or 4 aneveiaiale | ‘ ae ‘i asked for, either in
correction by him. It advocates universal |? “3% aincavie, 11500 bush. Liverpool
suilrage; a union of christians at tho polls; | 80 futhoms 4 in, dos | Salt, DRY G00s, HARDWARE & GROGERIES

x00 Bays do. do,

Particular attention having been given
to the sclection and purchasing of these

GOODS, in the BEST MARKETS, and
onthe Very Best Terms, BARGAINS

will be given for Cas or Aprroyep
Crepit. :

to G ewt. 12 Crates Crockery-
ware,

10 doz. Milk Pans,

BU doz, stone Jugs,

[82 doz Preserve Crocks

J. L. HOLMAN,

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Shovels,

Summerside, Noy. 12,'68 Cc. C. GARDINER.

one of the best papers for canyassers in’ the
world

very congregation may obtain a Commnu-
nion Service, an Orgaa, a Melodeon, a Bible.
or a Lite Insurance Policy for its Vastor, or
aimost any other neediul thing, by a club of
subscribers.

Send for a copy, enclosing 10 cents, to

HENRY E. CHILD.

41 Park Row, New York.

vp. S.—Subscriptions received at this office
December 17, 68,—4m,

FREEHOLD YARM!

VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM ad-

Stephen Stra g, on

acres of land, 50 of which are cleared and in
a good state of cultivation; the balance is
covered with wood. It fronts on the shore,
and has 6 acres of excellent marsh, ‘There
is anabundance of Mussel Mud near the farm,
and a whart tur shipping only two hundred
yards from it.

* ‘Phe above Farm is pleasantly situated, and
is only 8 miles from Summerside by water
and about 12 by hind, It can be inspected, |
any the and full particulars made known on |
application to Mr. Stephen Strang, Beach |

SOLOMON STRANG,.
erside, Dec. 17, 18638. tf

NOTICE,

ZAthe Estate of the hate MICHAEL KEWQ, |
of Tryon Road, Lot 27, ure hereby notified to )
furnish the same, duly attested, to the under- |
signed, within TREE CALENDAR MONTHS from |
this date. |
JOHN D. MUTTART. j

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orse, Dee 9. 1865. si *

Ay
OATS. OATS.
dpa Subscriber is still paying the Lighest |
Market price, in CASH, for OATS, |
|

L. VICKERSON.
tt

Stray Sheep.

Summerside, Dee 10, 1808,

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ELECTION NEWS.|—

ALL Descriptions of the best quality,
sold at the LOWEST PRICES by

Cheap for Casi by

For Fall and Winter Wear, coop and |
CHEAP at

a ‘ yey ‘ent |

| Mor Ladies and Misses. In great! jo tons best refined IRON and §'
‘variety, and cheper than the)
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LL Persons having any claims against Cheapest.

hand Cheap. |

ROBERT T. HOLMAN.

| PPMIERE have been on the subscriber's pre-

Summerside, Noy, 26, 1868,
Buffalo Robes,

A superior lot of No, 1 BUFFALO ROBES.

C.C. GARDINER.

DRY GOODS!
Axes.

A lot of UNDERUILL’S best AXKS.

| C.C. GARDINER,

LINUS B. McMILLAN.

Under Clitton House, Summerside |

” GROCERIES | Pr Readesetane

: An excellent assortment of BOOTS, SIIOES,
| RUBBERS and Felt OVERSHOES.,

Of all kinds, ine uding | ©. C. GARDINER.
TEA, A
SUGAR, ; Carriage Axles.
MOLASSES, | 50 setts assorted sizes. CARRIAGE AXLES,.

RAISINS, cde. | C.C; GARDINER:

Fur Caps.. é

A wellassorted Stock of Nutra, OUer, Beaver
und Seal Caps. CG. C, GARDINER.

LINUS B. McMILLAN.

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~ CLOTHS,

Furs.
‘Ladies FURS in variety.
C. C. GARDINER. !

Iron & | Steel.

oe LINUS B. McMILEAN. |
HOOP SKIRTS.

REL.
C. C. GARDINER. |

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Lea. i
25 chests of Congoa TEA, recently received
trom Loudon, which still defies Compy-
titiun, GC. C, GARDINER, -

Flour.

AND
| Daily expected from Montreal, a lot of supe-

Wh ite Cottons. | rior Canada FLOUR.

MWnolis merican. Goo 1 C. C GARDINER.
Unglish and American, Gooc Enreka House, Summerside , i :

November 25, 1868.
To Tenants upon Township Nols
ANTS upon that portion of Tewn-

LINUS B, MeMILLAN,

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McMILLAN, NOTICE !

LINUS B.

will grant you till to-morrow at noon in order mises, for the last mouth, several Stray |
that the old men, women, children, and citi-|
zons peacenbly disposed may leave the town,

“Inhabitants of Cadiz, it will not be my
fault if with the means of attack which the
imycrious law of necessity compels me to em-
ploy there should come for Cadiz a day of
mourning and ruin, I shall regret such a re-
sult from the bottom of my heart, but I shall
do my duty.” '

{his proviamation prodiiced a marked im-
pression on the insurgents, who sent il dele-
gation accompanied by the Unitea tates Con-
sul to Gen Cuballero, and offered to place
their arms in the building which he should
designate,

he bore with exemplary fortitude, and re-
signation to the Divine Will, Lauchian, son)

of Mr. John McLean, aged 30 years, | Presbyterian Church.

At St. Peter's Harbor, on the 10th inst.,| rit Annual Meeting of the Presbyterian |

Summerside, Dee, 17, 1868 2i pro.

. .
Bargains! — Bargains !!)juesenayrs
|Sheap. ‘Phe owners are reqnested to come IN | Mrs AWE A ELWaVUr GE CCIRUE uecoetn tee
[att THY, See EAC VISE DRY G OODS, | ceased, and sinve by the undersigned, in con-
1 . i . Fp Vurin drals Aci ofl arti | | junction with her deceased sisters, Mary and
after a rule ee Ae pa she Way with Congregation, at Summerside, will be held | cobb DAS EP OH GROCERIES, | Ellen Stewart, are hereby notified that the tee
exemplary patience, Miss Eliza McEwen, /in the Church, on Monday, the 4th January. | | , + | simple of the lands rerpectively held by them,
daughter ofthe Inte Mr. James MeEwen, in} 1869, at 2 o'clock, pm. : | READ THiS ! : | HARDH ARE, | being now exclusively vested in’ her, *she
the 26th year of her age, i Pewhofders will please pay their Rents to And Govern Yourselves Accordingly | BOOTS § | ALONH is ant rized to receive the rents ae-
ud inet Paine Neen ne ae Nove. | the ‘ve: surer on or before that day, in order | LL Persons indebted to the subscriber by | ‘ a5 | eS a rns bib abbhted bern iy
shit tL NOP HINGRAL WHC @ Hore ¢ inister’ F f Ose i 5 of pe | ‘enants, above reterred to, are hereby notitiv
Chistian fortitude and resignition to the Divine tint the Minister a salary ee a ive | : Book Account, Note of Hand, or other SHOES, that ‘Theophilus Stewart, Exq., ie aut autor
Will, Mre dames Rimeny, (ormealy a native of | Veer be punctually paid, ‘Those who have | wise, are hereby notified that unless their YLOTHS lined SINE THE PORES MERE french
P. 1, fsland,) in the 7th. year of hia ange. Tle | not paid tor Pews are respectially requested | several amounts, now over due, are paid by CL 9 | ized to receive the rent: and arrears of rent in
sagged away in the liope of u glorious immortahty, | to do so without delay. the Zith instant, they will be sued, without} ’ al rey | question.
: : j i COTTONS.|
&ec.

MARGARET STEWART. |
harlottetown, November 14, 1868, ,

~ LOOK OUT. |...

faving » Willow, six ehildsen, and qi large circle of) few remaining Pews will be sold, and also ‘further motice. |
friends and xequinta.ces fo mourn “ele lors. afew rented, at the annual meeting. ‘The | JAMES L. HOLMAN
making of the fires in the Chureh for 1869, Wholesale Warchouse,

will ulso be sold onthat day, A full atten: | Head Holniuan's Wharf,

&e,, &e.,

Madrid 1th. At

Dec 9, "6
ee LINUS B. McMILLAN.

It is thought that the Republican insurree-
tion at Cadiz will be suppreared to-day with-
out the shedding of blood. All foreigners left
the city some days ago, fearing a yencral
civil war. :

A very. heavy gale prevailed throughout
England on Saturday night and Monday
morning. Many Telegrams reporting Marine
disasters have been received, The Shipping
inthe harbors has suffered much. Houses
were. blown down, The damage is very

eat.

- Letters received from Vienna, Pesth, Tri-
este atid) other parte Austria by banking
Houses in Varis, spenks of a war titween
ahat country and Prussia as unavidable. They
represent the armament now going on is
having no other olject than to vindicate the
honour of the Austrian Army cruelly woun-
ded two years ago on the Pliing around
Nicholsburgh.

New York, Dec. 9

The President's message was delivered to
Congress to-dey. ‘

The President reiterates his policy of re-
construction, reviews the financial questions
in which he advocates economy in Govern:
ment expenditures and an early resumption
6f specie payments.

Relations with Foreign Powors are gene-
rally satisfactory. :

_. With regard fo pending questions with
Great Britian, the President says, ‘* Their
are tne mutual rights of Naturalization, the
Poundry question, involving the title to the
Tslaud of San Juan on the Pacific coast. and
the, wuts
of the citizens
tries for-injuries and

and subjects of the two coun

lL claims rising since the year 1868

depredations committed
under the authority of their respective Goyertt- |

NEW YEAR'S DAY!

TPVUL LADIES in connection with the Sum-
merside WESLUWYAN CHURCH AND
CONGREGATION intend having a SALE of

Fancy & Useful Articles.

(Left from the Bazaar last Summer.)
IN STRONG'S TALL,
ON

New Year’s Day.

Doors open at 12o'clock. Admission fee 9d.
Refreshments can be obtained from 12 until
8 o'clock, p.m.
A pleasant MUSICAL AND INTELLEC-
TUAL ENTERTAINMENT may be expect-
ed in the evening, and as the Halland edjoin-

be ample room for # large attendance,

R. A. STRONG, Sec'y.
erside, Deg 24, 68.

JUST PUBLISHED,

AND RBADY FOR DELIVERY

8

CALENDAR, for 1869.
D. LAIRD.

Queen Square Bork Store,
Cl'town, Dee 24, 68

a

i

ing Warehouse have been engaged, there will]

The Prince Edward Island

dance of Pewholders is requested,

a a eNTT\Y ‘
NOTICE.
TEXUE Subscribers, intending to make an

early alteration in’ their business, will
sell off their well selected STOCK of

Dry Goods, Hardware, and
groceries, Liquors, &C..

at a small advance o1 costs and charges, for
two months.

They further notify all persons indebted to
them by Note or Book Account, that they in-
tend handing over forthwith for collection to
the Courts, all amounts unpaid, without dis-
tinction of persons.
JAMES CAMPBELL & Co.

Final Notice.

ap

as atter the 80th DECEMBER inst.,

persons whose Account

will be Sued, without any distinction.
HERBERT HEAD,

Saint Eleanor’s, Dec. 14, 1868, 3b

Bedeque, (dee 17

|

THOMAS b. HALE, Seely & Treas, |
Summerside, Dee 17, '68.-*prv a wate Subscribers hereby give Notice to all)
i era neue BR jersons I¢A@ebted to them that al

ITE SUBSCIBER hereby noties all per-
sons indebted to hint hy Note of Mand |
or Bovk Account, to call and pay upat once,
ali
remain unsettled) ‘Treasurer's Office, 12th, Nov., 18668.

R. FULLER, of Summerside, ean be | ceived at the DRUG STORE in Summerside,
vonsulted every Wednesday afternoon at | or at the Btore of Win T. Hunt, St Eleanors,
the Surgery of Dr, Tremaia, in Centreville, |

Final Notice.

full settlement of their seyernl ACCGUNTS
is required; and after the LOth Dee.,
next, will le enforced without further Notice,
ARTILUK RITCHIE & SON,
Alberton, Nov. 8! 868, t

NOTICE !

LI persons residing in Prince County,in-
debted to the Government of this Island
for moneys advanced for the purchase of Seed
Grain.are requested to pay the several amounts
ot their Promissory Notes due of Ist DE-
CEMBER next, to the following Deputy Re-

ceivers of Land Assessment, viz:

Notes given in Road Distric

t

Jolin Carter No.1
Hlenry Oliver J
David MeWilliam 8
} Kichard Warburton ace 10
| Robert Muirhead “ 6611
\ John 2, MeLellan oe
John Clay ae
Richard Hudson tog

JAMES WARBURTON, Trensurer,

Notice!
MIE Subscribers request the full payment

r
L ot all Debts due them, at os early 9
date as possible. ‘The amounts will be re-

Wm, T., HUNT & Co

LE Persons indebted to me for Took
£X Debts and Notes of Hand, will pleace
| take netice that L have empowered Mr Rone,
|} Med. Stavent, of Summerside, to collect uil
Debts due to me, and to sue for the same, if
not pald to hin forthwith, A
HEZEKIAH HOPKINS.
Summerside, Dec 9, 1868. i

sheikh nod Wentabea hill Mothhohch SS Aah Alans 28 oN
Notice to Debtors.

Ty OTICE is hereby given that the subserj-
IN bers have lett their BOOK ACCOUNTS
with Mr, R. McC, STAVERT, of Suinmer-
side, for collection. ‘Those concerned, who
would save themselves trouble, will luose bo

time ip paying up.
H. & J. RAMSAY,
Summerside, Dec 0, 1868

Under Clitton House, Summerside.
Noy 16, 1868.—tf

1

NOTICE.

LEXANDER McDONALD, Esq., Mer-
Z chant, ‘Tryon, having transferred by |
vLED of ASSIGNMENT duly Registered in}
the proper office, all Debts due him, |
whetner by Book Accounts, Nates of Hands.
bonds, or otherwise, to AUGUS: US EC,
HOLLAND. Notice is hereby given to par-
ties so indebted, to nuke immediate payment
to the Subscriver, otherwise they will ve dealt
with as the law directs,
AB, C, HOLLAND.

Ilolland Grove, Bedeque, }

Nov. 19, lsta,
DR, J. H. JAMIESON,
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON & AGCOUCHEUR

}OFFICE at the residence ofthe Rey. W.W.
Coipitts, Margate,
December 3, 1

iinet wo cyeewetinetie

“The Pand-writing of God’
FEW VCUPIES of this celebrated work
have been received by the Agent for PB,

LL Persons indebted to the subscriber

are requested to call and settle their ac-

counts on or betore the 232 of Nowe

ember, ensuing, as all wosettiod acévuuts

will, atler that date, be pliced in the hands
of un Atiorney, tor collection ‘

THOMAS HALLG
Sammerside, Oct 15, 1898 tg

oo Notice.

| ieoctalcbade give notice to all) persons in-
debted to me. that Lhave empowered Mr
SULOMON LEARD, of Cape Traverse, to
collect the same and vrant discharges; there
fore all persons indevted to nie, wall pay the

same forthwith, .
WILLIAM BROW,
Cape Traverse, Ovt 14, 08. ¢

ei,

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