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‘SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1869.
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New Advertisements this-Day GRACES SALVE ound CUT | HOUSE FOR SALE, |WESTERN HOUSE !|... LUMBER YARD!
been 0 GRACK'S SALVE cunns SCALDS N_ Spring Street, owned by Mr. J. W. Tee aera au on laranert cuuslaeltu ne
» (For Sale--A:.P. Mills.’ 5 |) |GRACE'S SALVE corns WOUNDS Strang, now occupied by Peter Larkin. ALBERTON! Yard, » lot of seusoned luinber, Spee
Horses for Sale—Journal Office, © |GRACE'S SALTE cures BRUISES Terms made known. by applying to the SSuipaes Inch ary Pangea cob Plank,

Waggon & Truck--Do,
Auctioo—J. B, Schurman.

Very Latest: Telegrams.
~, London, Feb, 24,

In the Spanish Constitutional Cortes yes-
terday, Serrano, Prine Minister, officially
announced the resignation of the Provision-
al Government, General Prim, Minister
of War, in an address assured the House
that the late dynasty would never reascend
the Throne. . Admiral Topete, Minister of
Marine Affairs, asked the House to pass
an act of indemnity for the Navy for its
acts during the recent Reyolution, Snb-
sequently the house passed a vote of thanks
to the roricinng Provisional Government,
although the Republican members opposed
it with unanimity. The Heuse also by a
large vote, intrusted Marshal Serrano with
full Exeeutrve power'for the time being,
and granted him the authority necessary
for the formation of a new Ministery.

General.Caballero Deroda is to succeed
Gea, Dulce as Governor General of Cuba.

New York, Feb. 24,

Despatches of yesterday trom Cuba state
that a deeree is to be issued imposing an
export duty from: the Ist March aext ol
50c. per box and $1.25 per hogshead on
Sugar, $1 per bale on Tobacco, und 50e.
per thousand of Segars, and an addition of
6 per cent, ou all internal taxes, the pro-
eceds of which ave ta be paid weekly to
the Spanish Bank to secure an advance of
$5.000,000 to the Government.

The Female Labor question was discuss-
ed in Congress yesterday, and it was do-
cided to incréase salaries of the female
clerks to $1,200 per annum,

Montreal, Feb. 25.

Brown's Bank and Exchange Office in
Toronto has suspended, owing to heavy
losses in New York, © ~

‘Negotiations are in progress (or getting
the St. Jolm Orew arid the Ward Brothers
to compete at the Lachine Regatta next
summer,

The authorities are actively preparing
for the trial of Buckley and Doyle in
March; fu consequence of the late commu-
nication of Whelan, information of a new
and important nature has been obtained
against them; they are likely to swing.

Stone Cutters are on the strike in Mon-
treat. .

“Ten
fur. .
Flour market almost at a stand still in con-
sequence of #ow storuis, Sales of ordinary
Supers at $4.50, and Choice at $4.524 to 4.60,

: New York, Feb. 25.

The Bill legalizing gold contracts, and de-
claring National Bonds payable in gold, pass-
ed the lower branch of Congress yesterday,by
a vote of 119 to 61,

D. S. Reynolds, Supt. of the Buffalo (N.Y.)
police, Capt. Henry Wickson, and two Detec-
tives of the Niagara Frontier Police,, are on
trial before the Police Commissioners of Buf-

falo, charged with criminality and unlawfully’

kidnapping two men on the night of Januaay
lst, and carrying them to Canada for a re
ward.

Geld 1324,
sd Montreal, Feb. 26.

The dinner to Hon. Mr. Wood at Brantford
last night was a complete success. Over 300
influential reformers and conservatives sat

Hivetn iM Foply wis Nha sy aewinetorg
Bishop Lyfich hag issued a pastoral warning
to lis people against any attempt to establish
Divorce Courty and make marriage, a Civil
Contract. ' 4
Windsor, Feb. 26.

The meetings at Walton and-Noel Road,
were mogt successful: ‘There were large na-
jorities for Mr.
Goudge hae not the most remote chance.

Threq hundred Antis im three Districts re-,

main true to llowe. *

tar A photograp') of Dowcy, the murder-
er, can be seen at-our- Bookstore. So can
the petition aeking for his lite to be spared.

The heavy taw of dast -nightHas taken a
great deal of the snow away.

A terrible disaster occurred on Feb, 20th
on. board. the frigate Radesky, , while
cfulsing on the Adriatic, An explosion
took place in the powder magazine,making
n complete wreck of the pa and causing,
great loss of lite, Most of the offic. rs and
crew were instantly. killed or: blown into
the water and drowned. .

f the United States are droubling Great
Tnitain | ma C)aimg, they are
not free theitfselves from similarvexiations,

At this moment the Spanish Minister at
Washington is, for the third 6 fourth time,
demanding train the United Slate Govern-
ment the paynient ot certain claims known
as the ** Florida Claims.” ‘The claims are
for daniages inflicted upon Spanish sub-
jects betore the cession of Florida to the
United States; the justiee of them has
never been denied, their payment was
authorized by aet of Congress, the neces-
sary money was appropriated and is still
lying id the Treasury subject to the order
of the President. ut -the payment has
been staved off lor upwards of forty years,
on one, protext or another,

A negro danced a jig in a Meniphis bar-
room with such vigor as to jar a pistol off the
shelf behind the bar and explode it. Noboily
appeared to be:hurt, uotihit was found thata
colored girl, sitting upright in w chair was
st ne dead, the bullet baying! gone through
her brain, killing her instantly.

Anew vere composition has heen patent-
ed in Belgium. It conajsts of Ly parts of
jron fillings, 600 parts of boPax, 60 parts of
palsam ot Copaiba or other resinous oil, with
75 parte of salammoniac. ‘These ingredients
are wellmixed together, heated and pulverized.
‘The process of wielding is much the same as
usual.

A young man named Jacob Manger, in the | ~~

employ o! Moore & Cole, of Rochester, N. Y.,
who, on a sinall sulary of $600 ayear, has been
making large purchases of real estate, has
just confessed that he has been inthe habit,
ainze 1862, of robbing his employers almost
daily, He restored property yalued at $8,250
aiid escaped prosecution. ‘

‘A Hamilton newsboy, while passing along
King Street; on Tuesday evening, crying out
—'* Here's yor Times” was suddenly buried
about two feet under the surface of an ava-
lanche of snow, weighing over a ton, froma
roof. The spectators werd anxiodsiabout the
little fellow’s safety, until they heard a piping
Ybice continuing the refratn—*'cnly a penny ;
and the irrepressible urchin trotted off again.

A most painful calamity happened in Goder-
ich Township, on Tuesday evenjig late inthe
day, Mrs. kinmerson, inthe absence of her
husband, went to attend to the cattle in the
barn, She left in the house two small child-
ren and an infant. Hearing their erie’, the
mother hurried to the house, to find the in-
t.rior in flames. The infant was burnt to
death, but the two old@t esuaped. The house
and contents were entitely consumed.—J/z,
Reporter.

—BScientific men in Germany and
France think the recent convulsions of
the earth indicate the ultimate formation

of a new continent,

feet six inches of snow has fallen thus

Howe at both meetings,

GRACK'S SALVE
GRACE'S SALVE
GRACE'S SALVE

cusns SPRAINS. |
cures ERYSIPELAS—
cunes SALT RHEUM
GRACE'S SALTE curxs RINGWORMS
GRACE’S SALVE curzs CHAP'D HANDS
GRACE'S SALVE cures FROZEN LIMBS
GRACE'S SALVE curxs BOILS
GRACE'S SALVE cures FELONS
GRACH'S SALVE cures CHILBLAINS
GRACE'S SALVE cures PILES
GRACE'S SALVE cures CORNS
GRACE'S SALVE cunrs CALLUSES
GRACK'S SALVE cukes BITES
GRACE'S SALVE cures STINGS
GRACE’S SALVE cures ITCH

Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.

This preparation is a certain cure tor all dis-
eases on the Zhroatand Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup, Inctpi-
ent Consumption, §¢. In confirmation of the
highest medical authority that ‘* Consumption
can be cured,” numerous instances of complete
reatoration froin this disease by the use of the
Balsam can be given.

Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry.

Tlie sterling remedy appears to be working
wonders. We lave so long heard of its su-
pesior merit in diseases of the Throat and
Lungs that we doubt not its claim of being
“the Great Remedy.” Many of our most re-
spected citizens who appreciate its uncommon
worth from personal use, have attested to the
fact by their written testimonials. These are
strong recommendations, and should certainly
prompt all who suffer from pulmonary com-
plaints in ite various forms to give it a trial.—
Ottawa Citizen.

None genuine untess signed I, Burrs
on the wrapper.
ose

FOR SALE.
A FEW BARRELS OF

_ HERRING,

Low for Cash.

ARTHUR PL. MILLS.
Summerside, March 11, "69.

HORSES FOR SALE.

TO SALE, TWO HOR
SES, rising G years old,
excelient travellers, both
sired by the celebrated
* Melnues ony.” ‘Terms easy, apply at the
JOURNAL OFFICE,
Summerside, March 11, 1869, Bi

Waggon & Truck.

Vor SALE, A RIDING WAGGON,
(nearly new,
1 New TRUCK,
Apply at the

parm Terms easy.
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Summerside, March 11, 1869. © tf.

FISHING STATION

FOR SALE
At.Tracadie Harbor!!

TYNUAE undersigned intend selling their
FISHING STATION, at the above
named and well known place, excellent!
adapted for carrying on the Herring, Cod,
and Mackerel Fishery, Comprising in part :—
ADA AINE, Bane Ab bn 10 Bnwd beand, ental
Sails and gear complete, 1 Small Boat,
1 Suit SAILS for Bout 24 feet keel,
1 HOUSE, 20 by 25 feet,
STAGE & Covering, PUMP for Stage,
5 Herring NETS, (100 fathoms),
2 ANCHORS & Chain Cable, tur Moorings,
1 Large WEIGIL BEAM,
Scale & Weights, for shop,
60 Herring & Wash BARRELS,
16 PUNCHEONS, Kegs & Bailers,
1 Bait MILL & Bait Chopper,
1 STOVE & gear, Couking Utensils, a Jot
Toole, with all the articles requisite to ex-
ecute the above named business, and will be

SOLD AT A BARGAIN.

—ALS0—

200 Bushels SALT,
30 New Mackerel BARRELS,

For Terms and particulars apply to JOILN
COOMBS, Journal Office, Summerside, or to
GEORGE COOMBS, ut the Store of Mr. A.
Lord, Charlottetown,

March 4, 1869,

N.S. lin

~ Who wants Mussel Mud P :

ge SALE on the Subscribers’ premises,
a NEW UOUSE, 33 x 24, with a Kiteh-
en attached, 1¢ x 18, finished outside, with
TWO ACRES*OF LAND, fronting “bn the

Main Post Road. This is a desirable stand
the immediate vicinity of that gran 1 fertilizer,
Musser, Mun, and an excellent Shipping
this a desirable place for business.
WILLIAM TTARDY,
WANTED.
Wianaae & young man, qualified to per-
Apply to THOMAS KELLY,
Atty. at Law.
HE new clipper, Bark “Clifton,” of the
Lloyd's, Coppered and Copper Fastened,
is now on the berth in LIVERPOOL, and
WEEK in APRIL, Has First Class accommo-
dation for Passengers,
to Messra. Ritchie Broruers, Borough
Building, or to the undersigned.
‘Ch'town, Feb: 10, 1860.
BARREL FACTORY,

fora Bhickemith or Merchant, and. being in
place, an active, enterprising man will find
Cascumpec Village, Lot 6, 1869.—din* ©
form the duties of » Lawyer's Clerk.
‘sammerside, Feb, 18, 1869.~2in
T
Durthen of 400 ‘Tons, Glassed A 1 at
will sail foe CHARLOTTE VOWN the kIRST
For freight or passage apply in Liverpool,
JAMES C. POPE.
Head Holman’s Wharf, - « Summerside,

TPNUIE Subscribers are now manufacturing

PORK, MACKEREL. and other Barrels,
which they offer to the public at a lower prive
than they can ‘be had elsewhere.

Persons engaged in the pork or fishiiy
businese can be supplied with a good article
of Barrels, and can have them delivered in
Charlottetown or any other part of the Island,
at the manufacturers expense,

BEND IN YOUR ORDERS,

Great reduction in price to large dealers.
‘They ate also prepated to execute all other
description of work in their line.
CHAMPION & HENDERSON.
THolman's Wharf,
Summerside, Feb. 18, 1869,—1m.
inact a ear a
Sewing Machines,
FURTHER SUPPLY of SINGERS now
style Manufacturing and Family SEW-
ING MACHINES. just received. They are |
positively THE BEST Sewing Machines in
the world for all purposes. Every tailor, |
every shoemaker, every family should have

one,
JOUN HIGGINA Agent.

subscriber,
JAMES CALDWELL.
4in

LOST!

O*% SATURDAY, 27th February, between

Summerside and the Presbyterian Church

at North Bedeque, a Striped SLEIGH RUG.

Any one tinding and leaving the same at the

Jounnat Ofiice, will be paid for their trouble,
March 4, 1869.

SPRING FISHERIES !

1860.

REAT BARGAINS in BULK er BAG
SALT, at
ROBT, T. HOLMAN'S,
March Ist, 1869,—prog 2m,

NOTICE!

LL PERSONS having claims against the

Estate of the late Gorvon Dauny, of St.

Kieanor’s, deceased intestate, are requested

to furnish the same, duly attested, within two

months from the date hereef; and those in-

debted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to

WM. T. DARBY, Administrator.
St. Eleanor's, March 2, 1869,—2in*

LEASEHOLD FARM
FOR SALE.

HE Subscriber offers for Sale his valuable
Leasehold Property, consisting of 200
Acres of Land, situated in New Village, Lot
19, four miles from Summerside, fronting on
Richmond Bay; about 150 Acres are cleared
and in a high state of cultivation, and the re-
mainder is covered with fencing. Also, a
valuable marsh cutting about 25 ‘Tons of Hay
annually, ‘Chere is on the Premises a Dwell-
ing House, 25 by 30, a good Bara, 30 by 40.
and a good well of water witsin a few yards
of the door. It is well watered and con-
venient for pasturing. There is abundance
of Mussel mud within 200 yards of the shore,
any quantity Seaweed and other manure.

For further particulars. apply to this Office,
or to the subscriber on the premises.
‘Terus Easy.
JOUN TOWNSEND, senr.
Mar, 4, 1869.

Mar. 4, 1869.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
LOW FOR CASH
—OR—
APPROVED CREDIT:

100 Bbls. Bay Chaleur HERRING,
50 * Superfine FLOUR,
100 American LIME,
100 Cooking Box and Parlor STOVES,
10 Boxes ‘TOBACCO,
2000 Bushels SALT,
10 Hhds. MOLASSES,
10 Casks Parafine OIL,
10 Tons Cast IRON,
80 Sides Sole LEATHER,
50 Tons Blacksmith & House COAL,
50 Fathoms CHAIN for Mud Diggers.
—TOGETHER WITH—
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SHELE Goons,
GEO. W. IOWLAN.

Alberton, Jan. 20, 1869.—3m.

NOTICE !.
To Tenants upon Township No.18

NITE TENANTS upon that portion of Town-
ship No, 18, formerly owned by the lite

“

| Mrs Mary Stewart, ot Charlottetown, de-

ceased, and sinee by the undersigned, in con-
junction with her deceased sisters; Mary and
Ellen Stewart, are hereby notified that the fee
simple;of the lands respectively lield by them,
being now exclusively vested in her, she
ALONE is antuorized to receive the rents ac-
cruingtherefrom, ‘Che sevetal and respective
‘Tenants, above referred to, are hereby notified
that Lheophilus Stewart, Eaq., is duly author-
ized to recvive the rent and arrears of rentio
question.
MARGARET STEWART.
Charlottetown, November 14, 1868, .

Notice to Debtors.
OTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
bers have left their BOOK ACCOUN
with Mr, R. McC. STAVERT, of Summer-
side, for collection, ‘hose concerned, who
would save theinselves trouble, will loose no

time in paying up.
rent H. & Ji RAMSAY.
Summerside, Dec 9, 1868

STEAM POWER!!.

THNHOMAS HALL is sow Manufacturing
Threshing Machines by
Steam Power, at his luctory, in Summerside,

‘PXHE demand for HALLS THRESIING
MACHINES became so great, that he
wus obliged lust fall to importa Steam Engine
to enable him to supply the demand of the
furmers.
fP\HOMAS HALL having enlarged his
Machine Shop, and put in working order
a Steam Engine, is now prepared to fill all
orders intrusted to him for bis celebrated
TEASING MACHINES, and all other
work, }

REAT improvements have been made in

TURESHING MACHINES, and the
subscriber is now prepared to furnish the
VERY LATEST and MOST. IMPROVED
THRESULING MACHINE, with SUAKING
and SEPARATING GHAR.

ARMENKS who want one of the above

=
I Machines will do well to send in their
UlUcie Oy Ute. 2S pause 29 Mivuelate uu

the termy reasonable.

RON TURNING, Wood do., Carts,
‘Tracks, Sleighs, and all other work ex-
ecuted with deapateh ‘

WALL'S STEAM
Threshing Machine Factory.

Good reference can be given from those
who have used the above Machines, very
Machine warranted to perform good work.

THOMAS HALL,
Summerside, Feb, 18, 1869.—tt.

Miliner’s Patent Seed Drill
IS NOW READY!

AND MAY DE BEEN AT

MILLNER'S TIN SHOP

Farimers and Others
Invited to call and examine.

Tt will be necessary, ia order to obtain one
in time for Spring Sowing, to leave an early
order, as but a few only can be got ready,

Feb. 18, 1869.— 2m

SCHOONER FOR SALE!

iiss THE FAST SAILING SCHOONER

**WReechabitc,’? 34 tons N.

M., 67 U, M., one year old, Ameri: |
can model, Hullt of select. material, no ex-|
pense being spared to nake her durable and
strong; extra well rigged, and-a lot of extra
outfits not usually found in small vessels.
She bas a fishing hawser 90 fathoms, besides
her other ground tackle, all dew au in good

order, Apply to
ans DAVID ROGERS,
Summerside, Feb 4, 1869.

SCHOONE
FOR. SALE.

—e

ee et . “3
HE new, fast-saili
Schogner

“INDIAN QUEEN”

Is offered for Sale. She is in every way cal-
culated for a good Coasting Vessel, und will be

SOLD AT A BARGAIN,

if applied for-early. ‘

‘This vessel haying been built for our own
use, was constructed of the very best materi«
ala, and modled so as to combine good sailing

ngs substantial A 1

qualities with capacity for freight, as well as T

with an ye to durability and strength,

‘The * Indian Queen” was launched in May,
1867, and is 54 tons n. m., (101 tons o, m.)
burthen.
Rigged, and hér sails are good as new, being
of * No. Lall-long flax canvas.” In addition
to being well found in sails, &c,, there is a
variety of outfits belonging to the vessel,
which are not usually found in crafts of her
size. She has excellent ground tickle, which
for strength and extra quality cannot be sur-
passed. In fact, everything connected with
this vessel, besides being of tho best quality,
is in the very beat order.

The “ Indian Queen” has made some of the
quickest coastwise trips ot ary Island vessel.
wa Wor terms and particulars apply to

DARBY & MONTGOMERY,

Feb, 25, 1869, Summerside,

TO MUD DIGGERS.

HE Subscriber has on hand 8-8 & 7-16
best tested short-linked CHAIN, FOR
MUD DIGGERS. Also—8 dozen 8-inch
SHEAVES, and 10 dozen of the celebrated
steel Musrel Mud Shovels.
. C, GARDINER,

Sho ie well Sparred, extra well | p

ROCKLIN HOUSE,

Kent Street, Charlottetown,
SIMON D; FRASER, PROPRIETOR.

Permanent and Transient Boarders will
find the above House to give satisfaction.
Chitown, June 13, 1808.

NOTICE.

I have to request all those in any
way indebted to me, to make imme-
diate payment. All amounts unpaid
after the 2dth.-DeEcumMBER, instant,
will be handed oyer to the Courr for
collection,

D. ROGERS,

Summerside, Dee, 17, 68.

. Notice.

HEREBY give notice to all persons in-
debted tome, that Ihave empowered Mr
SULOMON LEARD, of Cape ‘Traverse, to
tear tha.came vod uront diacharves: there-
fore all persons indebted to me, will pay the

sume forthwith,
WILLIAM BROW,
Cape, Trareree, Oct 15, 68.
Notice!
FP MIE Subscribers request the full payment
ofall Debts due them; at as carly s
date as possible. -‘he amounts wiil be re-
ceived at the DRUG STORE in Summerside.
erat the Store of Wm ‘I, Lunt, St Lleanors,
Wm. 'T, HUNT & Co,
Summerside, 24th, Oct, 16. ‘

Administration Notice.

LL persons haying claims against the
Estate of the late LAWRENCE SHORT,

of Lot Higlt, deceased, are hereby requeeted
to present the same, duly attested, within
‘Three months from date, to the undersigned;
and afl parties indebted to the said Estate are
also notified to pay the same without delay to

JAMES YEO, Adininistrator.
Port Ifill, Feb. 25, 18uy.

a Be i i i
NNO the Working Class. 1

am now prepared to furnish cynstaut em
ployment to all classes at their homes for their
spare moments, Business new, light and
profitable.’ Fifty centé to §5 per evening is
easily carned, and the boys and girls earn
nearly ag much a4 men, Great inducements
are offered. All who seo this notice please
send me their address and test the business
for themselves, If not well satisfied, I will
send §1 to pay for the trouble of writing to
me. Fall purticularssent free. Sample
sent by mail for ten cents in stamps, Address

KE. C, ALLEN, Augusta, Me.

Feb 11, 1869, ,

Fanry Gonhs

re

Rg. BREMNER has fist received at
the Paixce Street Book anv Sta-
TIONERY STORE, per Amphion from London,
besides a large and well assorted Stock of
Books, STATIONERY, &e., a great variety
of Fancy Goops, &c., which she offers at
extremely low prices for Cash ;— ’

Purses, Pocket Books, Ladies’ Reticnles, Com-
panions, and Bags, Travelling Hage.
Puorocrarn ALwuMs, long, quarto, and small,
Carp Cases in Tortoiseshell, Tartan, and Leather,
Work Boxes, Knitting Boxes, Noodle Books and

aces.
Roxes for Sheet Mnalo.
Brusne-, Hair, Infants’ Halr, Tooth, Nail, Shaving
Comps, Horn and Rubber Drossing, and Pecket
Feather Dusters

Mirrors
Spectacles and Reading Glasses
Spectacle Cases
See Boilers
Stereoscopes and Slides
jometers
Acocordeons and Concertinas
pelea aad setting, Pins and Needles, Crochet
Hooks, Tatting Shuttles, Black & White Pins,
Hair Pins, Needles, &¢,
Scarf Pins, Watch Keys, Silk Guards, Gilt Lockets
KADS ~ Pearl, Crystal, Chalk, Black, Gold & Bteo)
bet cut, ay her ni nt
2Z0..¢— Hair Cutting, Paper Hanging, Dray
Lace, Embroidery, ree Work ie Ba one
holo, Flower, Grapo, Nail, &e. (all good quality)
Kyives —Ven and Pocket, Bread, Paletto, Pruning,
and Erasing; Children’s Knives, Forks, Spoons
Razora and Sttopa
Gr! Nutotackers, Tweasors, Key bint a ae
‘OY8.— Dolla, Shing, Tops, Watches, Jews Harps,
ae Mouth Organs, Monoy Boxes, Marbles, &e.
Cricket Hats and Halle. — Tropt Hooks and Fliea
‘Arrowe

Bowa iad A
WALKING SyiCKs and Canes, plain and fancy

Floxible Rulora, for Artists, Rookkeepers
Water Wollé fot Copying thas oe
Postage Stamp Dampors

India Rubber Rottle Corks

Twines, Fly Papers

Glycoring, Hi y
y yi foney and ada Windsor Soar,

ALA} & quantity of
WRAPPING PAPER,
Various qualities and sizes.
Prince Street, July, 1808,

AND OTHER LUMBER.
AMl of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
J. FOSTER,

Summerside, Jan. 21, 1869.

Mussel Mud Diggers

CHEAP |
ROT. T.MOLMAN'S.
CADDIES TOBACCO,
VERY LOW FOR CASH.
OATS.
Snmmerside, Jany, 7, 1869

CAN GET
AT
1869.
70 Sides Neat’s LEATHER,
A. P, MLLS,
The highest Cash price paid for Oats,
NEW FALL GOODS!

SHEAVES AND CHAIN,
All Sizes,
CHEAP ! CHEAP !
Summerside, Jan. 14, 1869,—2m
FOR SALE!
CHAIN for Mud Diggers,
SHEAVES, ditlerent sizes.
British & American House,
Summerside, Jan 21, 69 :
delivered at the Kunexa House.
C.C, GARDINER,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!

Stand from under! Stand clear!!

The Bottom’s out and Prices

are Tumbing !!
{ HAVE RECEIVED and am DAILY Ri-
CHIVING from GREA'T BRITAIN, the

NEW DUMINION and. the UNITED
STATES,

Large Importations
of almost every description of
WEW GOODS,

Suitable for Fall § Winter Trade
which I willsell at a very small advance

on Costs and Charges, for VASH PAY-
MENTS.
D. ROGERS,

Oct. 8, 1868. :

CHOPPING AXE
UST RECEIVED, a large lot of Chop-
ping AXLS from

Spiller’s Celebrated dye Tool Mau

nufactory, St. John, N. 2B.

The best Axe Manufactory

Dominion.
Every Axe Warranted!
Axes of any weight to suit purchasers.
D. ROGERS,

in the

L Siiniper ade ob (atau ae
YARMOUTH
COOK STOVES.

FYNAE Subscriber has forsnle at MARGATE
alarge ussortiment ofthe
above celebrated

Cook Stoves,

which he offers on

- Unusually Liberal Terms,

Parties wishing to purchase will de well to
e¢ llon Mi. RW. W. WREMAIN, at Margate,

or on
GEORGE ANDERSON,
October 22, "68. uf French River.

HIDES! HIDES!!

FPL HIGHEST PRICK will be paid, in
CASH, tor FATIH — delivered at the
‘KUREKA MOUS’ WARKHOUSK,

C. C, GARDINER,
"G8,

Summerside, Oct 2

KEROSENE OIL. |
Tinea a LY THE SUBSCRI-

15 casks Kerosene oil
--ALSO—

A choice article of Tobacco,
and vow offered
Cheaper than the cheapest
in this Market,

‘Hos. B, WALL,

Summerside, Noy 5, 68

Great. Reduction
IN PRICES,

HE Subscriber, FOR ONE MONTH,
willsell Dry Goods & Ilard-
ware, for cash, at reduced prices.
: C. C. GARDINER,
Summerside, Jan 7 '69 ©

Labrador Herring.

UST received, a Few Barrels Prime
Labrador Mervring,
JAMES L, HOLMAN
Wholesale Warehouse,
Helman’s Wharf, Jany. 14, 1869

“WEEKLY JOURNAL,”

Tux Sr, Joun *! WeexiyJournat,” printed
from new and beautiful type and containing
from 20 to 24 columns of reading matter, tay
be had for $1. New Brunswick currency, and
20 cents for postage,

The “ Weekly Journal’ contains a report
ofall the important matter of the St. Jobn
“Morning Journal,” including editorial ar-
ticles, Cable telegrams, special telegrams
from Montreal, which are published in every
issue of the Journal, correspondence, Market
Reports, Ship newa, Family Reading, such
as Tales, Sketches, &c,

Send Post Office order to WILLIAM
ELDER, St. John, N. B,, and receive the
“ Weekly Journal” for one year.

Jany 14, 1869 Qmpd.

Auction Sates.
Administration Sale!

TLE Subseriber will SELL ‘by PUBLIC
AUCTION, on THURSDAY. tho
first day of AVRIL noxt, at 12 p’clock, noon,
on the premises of ARTHUR RAMSAY, Esq,
Lot 8. the preperty of the late LAWRENCS
SHORT, deceased, the following articles, viz:
One Ton Upland HAY,
One MARE,” One GUN,
14 Bushels OA18,
9 Bushels WHEAT,
1 AXE, One POT,
1 Box Sundries,
JAMES YEO, Administrator,
Port Hill, Mareh 3, 1609.

RARE CHANCE.
AUCTION.

TPN IIE Subscriber will offer for Sule, on
Thursday, the th April
next, at Two o'clock, p. m., on the premi-
ses, the Property known as
“VINE COTTAGE,”
consisting of SIX ACRES LAND, with a
snug Cottage and Barn. Also, a good Garden,
‘This property is pleasantly situated at the
conjunction of three roads leading to Sumaer-
side, Centreville, and Freetown, and is a very
desirable situation for a mechanic or ‘Trader,
A Bargain may be expected.
TERMS easy, und made known at Sale,

J. B. SCHURMAN,
Summerside, March 11, "69. pro

‘AMERICAN GOODS.

UST RECEIVED trom BOSTON, per
Schr. GL YNNWOOD,
Cases HARDWARE,
BUCKETS & BROOMS,
Barrels Glassware and Lumps,
Ko.ls TAR PAPER,
2 Dozen LUFFALO RONES,
Pitch, Tar, Rosin and Oakum,
15 Pare ‘TOBACCO,
A aylendid assortuent HATS AP,
and FURS, lis
16 Coils ROPE,
Extract Logwood, Turpentine, Varnish,
Paints, Putty, O.ls, &e.
b. ROGERS,

Summerside, Oct. 29, "68,

AT WHOLESALE —
Ex. “Fuleika,”

E Subscriber has received by the above
Vessel, from UNGLAND, the following

GOODS,

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

74 Chests & half chests congou TEA,

10 Bbis. crushed SUGAR,

aby

4 Cusks Pattison’s CONFECTION-
3 Cases ARY, (assorted)

2 Cases x > ays ror

10 Kegs COLEMAN'S MUSTARD,

2 Cases Coleman's STARCH,
8 7 lbs Tins Genuine Ground GINGER,
8 14 lbs ‘Tins Do, Do.
56 lbs Nutmegs, 80 kegs White Lead,
6 bags Rice, 56 kegs coloured Paint
50 kegs Bi-carbonate/4 cusks Linseed Oil, —
Soda, 4+ do, Whiting,
6 Bbls Washing Soda,|#0 setts Gray’s Plough,

2 Bbls Currants, vy Metals,
6 Bbls & 4 Cases Nuts,/¥0 pieces extra soles &
2 kegs Refi. Saltpetre, sides,

53 Sock Plates,
30 tons best Scotch
Iron, (asserted size 8)
32 boxes Tobacco) ipes
2000 stout Grain Bags,
2&3 bush,
20 boxes crown Soap,
80 do, ‘Tyson's pale dg
1 cask phect Zine,
7 Mdls, Sleigh Shoe
Steel,

4 bales white & colr’g
Warps,

1500 bush. Liverpoo
Salt, ied

$00 Bags do. do,

20 do. fine do.,

12 Crates Crockery-
war.

10 dog. Milk Pans,

40 doz, stone Jugs,

82 doz Preserve Cracks

J, L. HOLMAN,
Head of Holman's wharf
Summerside, Noy. 12,'68

COD OIL.
On Hand and for sale CHEAP,
Wholesale & Retail,

Barrels Cod Oil.
1. 8, HALE,

1 do Cream Tartar,

4 Bbls. Copperus,

1 do. Bluestone,

1 do. Cudbear,

1 do. Epsom Salts,

7 Coils Hemp Roepe,
assorted sizes

7 do. Bolt Rope,

3 do. spun yarn and

Matlin,

10 Coils Manilla Rope,

1 Manilla Lawser, 90
futhoms 44 inch

8 Casks Chain cable,

GO fathoms 4 in. do.

200 fatlioms § in. do.

6 Anchors, from 1 ewt
to 6 cwt.

6 ewt fine wro’t Nails,

4 kegs W'T Horse nails,

6 doz steel pointed

Shovels

Summerside, Noy 5,

Kerosene Oil.
HAVE just received per Schr. Glynn-
wood, trum BOSTON,

20 Casks Kerosene Oil,
Warranted first rate.
D. ROGERS,

October 29, 1368.

NOTICE.
TPMIERE is on Sale at the Subscriber's
Sales’ Roont, cheap for Cash or approved
credit, the folluwing articles, viz:
Punocheons Molasses, Hbls, Sugar,
Crates Crockery ware, Bales Room Paper,
Hoxes & Keys Tobacco, Moxes Soup,
Kegs Biking Soda, bbls. Wash Soda
he Mu.tard, Confectionary,
Ibly. Whiting, Baye Rice, *
Epsom Sults, Copporas,
Caraquet and Bay of Island Herrings,
Now Hranswick Pine Boards, &e,
Auction Sates every Tuesday at 2 p.m

WM. BEAIRSTO,
Summerside, Jan, 7, 10d,
PORK,

The highest market price paid in cnati for 50

curcusses good PORK, delivered at wy Sules’
room, \. K

Sole Leather.

100 SIDES of No Spanish Solo
d Leathe, per Schr. Sea Bird,
from MONTREAL,

D, ROGERS,

Summerside, oct. 7. 1868,

'

STOVES,
FARMERS BOILERS,

FP MALE Subscriber has just received a varied
assortment of the above ‘

HORSE SHOEING.

FPA subscriber having erected a New
A Forge, ond having secured tho ser-
vices of Mr. Antemas Mugeny, is now pre-
jared to execute this branch of his business
in the best stylo. All other kinds of work
done to order.

The Journal is the best advertising

Cli'town, Nov. 19, "68,

Summerside, Jan7 ‘69

medium onthe Island,

tinge Factory.
JAMES, LER.
Bummerside, Jan 21, °69.—

i Fonaw pearly opposite Tuplin's Car-

CQOK STOVES,

with impreved WATERLOO, SHOP, PAR-
LOR, HALL, BEDROOM, Cl JRC HM,

SCHOOL HOUSE,
WM. G. STRO
Contral Rodeque, Oct 15, Da eTEORH,

QATS,

TYRE Subecriber is still
Market price, in or i
Summerside, Dec 10, 1808.

OATS.

ying the Highert
for VATS.
VIOKERSON,
tt

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