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than many are: disposed to ulmit; but
we are aware that there are some who
thi k that sufficient attention is not given
to this branch of industry, and who wate
legislative actions on the fisheries with
a great deal ef interest; all such will cor-
dially approve of the action of the House
of Commons at Ottawa, in levying a
license duty of two dollars a ton upon
American fishing vessels, which is to be
expended in bounties to their own fisher-
men; an act which would have been
worthy the adoption of our own Goyvern-
ment and Legislature. Had the Domin-
jon Government raised the duty to six
dollars a ton, they would have been per-
fectly justified in doing so, The folluw-
ing resolutions were lately passed at a
meeting of tnuose engaged in the business
bn New England :—

“Whereas the present depression of the

gsheries of New England lias been lirgely

produced by importation grom the Britith and

Mrench Provinces, thereby cutting off the

upplying of markets by American fishermen,

Lerefore.

solved, That areturn to the former policy

fthe United States Government in fostering

nd protecting these fisheries is imuediately

Bemanded.

Resolved, That the existing tariff of fifty
ents per one hundred pounds on codfish, and
fone dollar per one hundred pounds upon
mackerel is an insuificient protection.
Resolved. That a large increase of duty ur
bn foreign fish is indispensible to the cominu-
nee and maintenance of our fisheries,
Resolved, That the drawback 1),on foreign
alt offered by Congress as of sct of the theh-
ng bounties dy adequass compensation there-
Mur.

The Novascotian commenting upon
these resolutions says :—-

“No more uncalled for and impudent de-
mand for protection was ever made. The
New Englanders are allowed the undeserved
privilege of fishing on our coasts, and now
hey desire to drive us from their markets.

. * . * * .

If New Englanders are unable to compete
with us fairly in this branch of business, ler
them give it up. They are now. sheltered
Hehind duties almost proehibitory; they re-
weive a dvawback upon the sult they use,
while we are forced to depend upon our ows
unaided efforts. What nicre can they reason-
lably desire?”

We feel that our contemporary is fully
justified in whet he saya, and hope that
this inexhaustible source of wealth in the

ceive that attention from our Government.
which its importance would justify them
in bestowing upon it.
have read of the fisheries in diifrent
parts of Great Britain, we are led to be-
Dieve that ifthe real value of the fisheries
of Prince Edward Islan were but known
» experienced capitalists in Great
Britain, who have their tens of thou-

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hat country, it would not be Ling before
company would be formed in London,
0 prosecute the business here, upon a
cale hitherto unknown in this colony,

THE ENGLISH MAIL.

Wx have received English papers up
‘o the date of the 25th April. © Phe more
mportant news has been nearly ull an-
icipated by telegraph, The adiminis-
rative powers of British Statesmen are

eform, Fegjanism, Irish Chureh, and
‘olonial df Ities. ‘The visit of the
‘rince and Princess of Wales to Ireland
las been a decided success. ‘The Irish
eople evinced their joy and enthusiasm
pPuthe event, by a succession of magni-
cent demonstrations. ‘The Prince was
stalled as a knight of St. Patrick. in
he Dublin Cathedral, and had also the
Regree of L, L. D. conferred upon him by
he Senate of Dublin University. Glad-
ton'k resolutions for the abolition of the
i
nite a commotion in political circles
Hectings are being held throughout the
ingdom in support of the resolutions.

ne hell at Mr. Spurgoon’s Tabernacle,
yhen Mr. John Bright, M. P. P., pre-
ided. The spacious building was crowd
gain admittance.
presented as making a brilliant speech.

Ml the House of Commons, backed by

tation which admits that it has no policy.

is annual financial statement on
3rd. The revenue for the past year

ax, £70,428,000.
he whole cost of the Abyssinian expedi-

Pounds,

nstria, occasioned b
¢ Concordat.

heir experience.

think it is intended to act the

own, P. E. I,

(HP The Steamer Hmper
tived here.
' Friday morning, for Shediac.

h Church Establishment, are causing

Jongpi uous among these mectings was

d to excess, and hundreds were unable
Mr. Bright is re-

Public opinion throughout the vountry,
jo put an end to the present Adminis-

lhe Chancellor of the Mxchequer made
i the)

ion, if its objects were effected in May,
ould amount to about five millions
The news from the continent
‘unimportant, except some stray rumors
f war, and some misunderatanding be-
voen the Pope and the lmperor of
y the annulling of

We believe thata larger portion of the
Revenue of this Island is derived trom
duties paid upon articles imported for the
fishing establishments in. the country

waters around this Island may soon re-|

axed to the utmost with the question of

Hle vindicated Gladstone’s + olicy, and
eclared it Was the duty of the majority

mounts to £71,859,000, and the expen-
iture, which includes arrears of income

A Usrrvun Boox.—We are glad to see
Ke Announcement in some of our ex-
‘anges, of a new Book whichis repre-
ented as the ‘* Mercantile Agencies’
wide,” and designed to meet a want
ong felt in the experience of the mer-
antile and manufacturing community.
Héntlemen engaged in business find it
fry inconvenient to consult with a legal
viser on questions frequently arising pessed
N points which arise out of efforts to| themselves favorably to the establishment of
Olect delits, and in the proper arrange-
ent of some matterg often occurring in
Judging from the
hotices of this work which we have seen,
art of
Wise and ready councillor on sudh ge-
‘sions, and thus successfully meet the
itention of the compilers, '' C. V. Price,
L.D., Kingston, John Popham, Mon-
cal, and Palmer & Mcleod, Charlotte-,

‘or has just
She is advertised to leave

From what we!

ands invested in the fishing business of |

It was supposed that | Whelin has falled very much since learning

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London, May 7.

Mr. Whitehead, Member for Bedford,moved
a resolution for the withdraval of the grat of
£30,000 to each of Roman Catholic Colleges,
Maynooth, and te abolish’ Regium Domum
und the grant of Presbyterians, after die dis-
estublisliment of the Irish Church, which was
agreed to,

Tv is reported that the Princess Louisa,
daughter of Queen Wictoria, lias been con-
tracted in marriage to Christian Frederic,

Matis—Thomas Owen,

St. Juln Direet—C. Babbit.

A good ivestinent—W, Beairsio
Notice—John MeNeiil.

Valuable Property—Jolin Clay,
Sweepstukes—-Andrew McLellan,
Stuleswan—Williain Ross,

ay, Hay— Steeves,
Fairbanks Scales—J. L. Holman,
Seed Wheat—Wright & Son,

Prince Royal of Deiumark,.

John Bright und other members of the
Liberal party in England, have united in a
petition to Hon, Gathorne Hardy tor cousmu-
(ition of the punishment of the Benian pris-
oner Barrett, who was recently convieted at
the old Bailey for complicity in the Clerken-
well explosion. ‘Lhe petitioners urge the
point that an alibi in the case of Barret: was
conclusively proved,

London, May 8.
Official despatches have been reecived at
the Indian ollice fronrGen, Napier dated ‘Ta- |
finta Abyssinia, on the 2ist or April, atter
the cipture of Magdali, 80 guus aud moriars
were destroyed, and town razed complete

ly to the-rock on which it stood. Gen, Napier}
reports that the Queen and heir apparent to
the throne are in camp. Theo army will

reach the Red Sea coast during May, al! the!
troops were well, and the army tratas yore
up with the advance guard of returiang for-
ces,
London, May 10.
_ Henry Lord Brougham, the eminent re-
former and Chinvelor of England, died at
lis residence at Cunnys yesterday in his Oth
year, .
Geo. F. Train, who was imprisoned for
debt, wa® brought before the Court of bauk-
MUbESy yesterday and admitted to bail.
. London, May 11,
A Sydney, Australia, letter of March Ist
states that despatches had just been received
from the Foreign Secretary in London order-
ing that the Anti-Fenian-l'reason-lelony
ct should be put in toree in Sydney.
New York May 11,
A Washington despatch cor tains correspon
pondeuce betweea . Beward and Mr.
Tiornton, the British Minister, announcing
the release of the so-called Jaeml Beninn
prisoners Nagle, Nugent, Lee, and FVitzuib-
bon,

Boston, May 11.

‘The latest from Washington up to this hour
(11.80 p.m.) is that the indiations are
strongly in taver of President Johiagua’s ec
quittal, |

There will not be two votes to spara on
either side and the result is anxiously looked |
for, which will be delivered in Senate at 12 30
to-masruw.

ee.

On the 7th inst., at the Manse of
Kirk, Charlottetown, by Rev. GW.
St. Peter's Road, Mr. Duucan Mathewson to
Miss McLeod, both of Lot 23.

On the Sth just, by Key. D. McNeill, Mr.
Donald MeViersou, of Outsrig, to Miss Cath-
evine Meltae of Flat River.

At Fredericton, on ithe 7th inst., by Rey,
W. W. Coipitts, Mr. Jolin J. Donahee, to
Miss Sarah Anu Robinson, both of the above
phice.

On ‘ue Bil alt., at Tracadie, in the 75th
year ot his age, Mr Patrick Furlong, leaving
a wife and sevengehildren,

At Loch Broom, on the 2tst ult., after a
lingering illness, Alex. William, son of Mr.
Asa McCabe, Cascumpec, Pb

At her residence, Vembridge Gard
ting Hill, London, England, 25th March, Mrs,
Washbourne, aged 77 years, the beloved Aunt
of Mrs, Albert 11. Coupton, St. Mleanor's.

At Suminerside, on Monday, 4th inst., of
consuinplion, Anni¢ Gailey. the beloved wite
of Mr. George O'Neill, aged 28 years leaving
one chil, and numerous fiends aud relives
to mourn ier carly death,

Of consiiaption, Indian River, 2nd inst.,
in the 33d year of her Tucy McLellan,
the beluved wife of K n McKinnon,

MAILS,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ALLY EXPECTED, per Schooner Marte
aidell, froin MONTLZAL,

109 BUSHELS CANADA SEED WHEAT.
esas Mey MM, Yai “sh ih
Hay. Hay. Hay.
POR SALLY at the **UNION HOTEL,”

TEN ‘TONS of GOOD HAY
EVES.

: LL,
> May 14, 1

Summers

li.
Pairbauk’s Standard Scales,
HEAD GF HOLMAN'S WHARF.

DJERSONS wishing their lands weighed

correctly, can have it

done to a nicety at
tie abuve Scales. ° es :

J. 1. HOLMAN,
Wholesale Warehouse, |
Summerside, May 14, 1

House aud Land tor Sale!
AT
CENTREVILLE, (HOOPER'S CORNER)

Subserilyy oilers FOR SALE the
Premises on which he resides, (formerly
occupied by Mr. W. Vilson) viz:
HOUSE, SHOP, STABLE &,,
with about six acres of land. — Lhe situation
would be very advantageous for a ‘Trader,
Mechanie, or Innkeeper,
Possession given immediately.
LAW. TREMAIN,
Budeque, May 14, 186s. pro.

rANn

The Celebrated Hor

‘STATESMAN,

FYNAE Entire Morse “STATESMAN,” five
_ years old, 194) hands high, sired by
Sambo,” who gave general satisfaction last

FENHE Mails for the United Kingdom, the
neighboring Provinces, the United Stites, |
&e., will, until further notice, be closed atthe |
General Post Olive, Charlottetown, as fl-/
lows, vizi-— |
Vor Canada, New Brunswick, and the!
United States, vid Shediac, every Lucaday |
and Briday vem nt 7 o'clock, |
Hor Nova Scoti#, via Pictou, every Mon-|
y, Wednesday, and Friday evening, at 7

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New York, May 8.
‘The House of Representatives spent the}
longer part of yésterday’s session in debating |
a joint resolution requesting the President to!
send a fleet of war vesscis to the Gulf of Sc.
Lawrence for the purpose of protecting our
fishermen from the excessive tux imposed by
the Cnhnadian authorities, The resolution
was flially passed by a vote of 92 to 3),

A dispatch from Ottawa says that the new
Patent Bill will oniy allow the citizens of
Canada to tike out patents, ‘The Biij to re- |
duce Governor General's salary from $50,000 |
to 622,060 was passed on the second re ding |
in the Licuse of Commons,

Ottawa, May 8.

Licence to Amerivan vessels fishing in Ca-
nadian waters fixed at two dollars per ton,
and system of turce warnings dispensed with.

a Tite ren

suelo becafontssiecnneuunnstessah

3 of Mr. William Doull, |
eldest son of ¢ »Deull, Keg, of Wiles
were bronght bere in ul teamer Liss
Ile died at kville, N. B., on
¥ last, aller afew days iiness of In
Hhiinimation of the lungs. decoused was
aw very fine young man, and was highly ¢
tecmed and beloved by all who knew him
Hisvarly death will be a great cause of sor-
row to his parents. No intelligence ofthe sad
eventhad reached them until the body was
brought home. But they mourn not as those
who have no hepe, for as he had lived the lite
ofthe righteous, he died the death of the
righteous, We deeply sympathise With the
ocreaved Guinily.

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yom The Steamer Princess of Wiles mikes
her trips ta this porton Puesilay and Friday
nights, arriving here about 12 o'clock, from
Charlottetown; on her return from Shedise,
on Wikdnesday and Saturday. she arrives here
about fve v'elock in the evening, There |
secnis to be a yeeat deal of dissaiistictior
among the $iippers aad ollers, the wn}
stasonible liour at which the boat calls. We!
learn that the Company dire tying to arrange |
to have the boat come at nog on Lueskiy- |
We haope they may succeed.

fear" Three Schoopers with cargoes of hay |
arrived here duriiig the past week. It sous)
readily at snshillings per LOQibs. It oes |
nol speak very well tue Gis Isha, an age
cultural country, to Tave to importsuch lage
quantines of liuy, We hope the lesson aur}
firmers have received will teach ome of them
the folly of winteringsy phany cattle.

Wad Several vex ses were shipped)
in the ote y night. thos
were owned by an At N horse dealer, | |

Kr Farmers who have not yet Oe
their Seed Wheat, vill be able to do soit
few days, fron Wright & Son, Ledeque.

re shipped
Pie

y@™ Large quaniies of oyster
to St. Johu trou this portevery steamer,
folks there niust Consume a great muly,

pugre PL. Tstand oats soll at Halifax the |
other day tor G3 cents, and potatoes for 60
cents,

ha No further news of importance has
been received in reference to the MeGiee ats-
sussination case, ‘Lie authoritics are
‘ing all die evidence they can. [tis said that

that his conversation with Doyle was made
public. ‘

han The Mon. Benjamin Davies has re-
signed his seat ae a niember of the Govern-
ment. For what reason we have not heard
pyesin-
12th line
ir ‘novelist.”
+) preach in
Summerside,
al hours.

Erratum.—In the article on
ian Expedition, in vur last, in
feom the end read * moralist”

Elder D. Crawford will (
the Christian Meeting H
on Lord's Day next. at th

Church Meeting.

At a meeting of tle congregation of St.
Mary's Churely in Summerside, held on
Kaster Motday, the following resolution was
submitted and passed

Whereas, owing to a want of sufficient
information as tothe working of the proposed
Synods in the Colonial Diovesses, a small
number of the congregation assembled in
this Church omlast Easter Monday, ¢xpreased

a synod on this Island.

Resolved. therefore, that this meeting now
desires to. withdraw the resolution passed at
the suid meeting, and to destroy any iniuence
that éXpression of opinion may have created,
ae it is now the deliberate opinion of this
meeting? tat the adoption of synods in the
Colonial Diocessos will prove Maastrons to
the best interests af the Church of England
in these Provinces.

The following gentlemen were elected as
Charch Wardens, &c., for the ensuing year:

Vearar:—Robert Ellis, H.C, Green, Chas.
Peters, R. Hunt, ©. B. Saunders, David
Rogers, Benj. Darby, James Gontlte.

Crvnew Warpers—Robert Ellis, Richard
Hunt.

v'eluck,

Mails for Great Dritain, Newfoundland,
ind the West Indies, every altermite Monday |
end Wednesday evenings, at 7 u’clock,
follows:

Monda May 18 ‘Monday, Sept 7
| Wednesdi da 20 jWednesday do 9
Monday, June 1 jMoudiy, do 2
Wednesday, do ¢ Wednesday do 28
Monday, do 15) |Mond October 6
Wednesday, do 17 iWednesday, do 7
Monday, do 20) |Afonday, do 1
Wednesday, July 1 {Wednesday do 3l
Monday, do 33 {Monday, Nov’r 2
Wednesday Go 1a | Wednesday, do 4
Monday do 27) tMonday, do 16
Wednesdsy di 29 {Wednesday, do 18
| Monday Aug. 10) [Monday, do 80
Wednesday, do 12) (Wednesday, Dee 2
Monday, do 2t |Monday, do 14
Weringsday do 26 y do lb

M.ils for Summe tleanor’s, und

er, will

4 Wild WANTS A GOOD'

Jap 2 o'vlock, p.m, four

sedeque, to be forw |
be clused cycry duesds |
at 7 o'clock. |
And Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per)
Steaher, every Briday evening, at 7 o'clock. |
Letters tobe registered, and newspapers, |
mutet be posted lait an hour before the time |
of closing tae Mails,

THOMAS OWEN, P.M. G.

General Post Ollige, Ch’fown, }

Muy 4, 1868.
St. Johan Direct!

THE FAST AND SAFE SEA-GOING STR.
"EMPEROR!

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W ILLiewve SUMMERSIDE on FRIDAY |

morning, MAY Tith, at six o'clock for
SUBDIAC, di order to meet the 10.45 rain |
for St. Jolin,

and Vriday evening

C. BABBITT, Master.
Sun merside, May 14, tous.

y bak s 4) |

INVESTMENT ?

Ata subscriber will sell hy AUCTION, at
the Store of Mir DONALD) RAMSAY,

Summerside, on the 27th day of MAY, iust.,

BUILDING Lois
REET,

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wit feet fronton WATE
ajormttng the py atcly purchased by

Abe Richard Lil Also two LOTS on
the North side of ater Street, fronting go

feet on said Street and running back 100 paet.
On one of said Lots there is a S UO «dt
pin the best style. Tins propert¥ts well

worthy of ie aticnidion of persuns > wishing
to javest in valuable Land.

Perms liberal at sale.

WM. BEAIRNSTO, Auct.
May 14,1

Notice.

PTER the date of this Notice no docu
stents other (han such as are prescribed
y the SchoolsNet, will be received at the
ollie of the undersigned; go o ders drawn
by ‘Poachers agninet thet gsalaries, will be
accepted or pliced on fil him; and no
‘rus'ves Certificate, iftdaring any writing,
endoysing or transferring the same to a
Tredilur or other party, con be received by
JOHN MeNETLL,
Seerctary of Board of bi coation
May 6, 1863. Li (ftay 14

Summerside

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Valuable Property,
Stock, & ¢, fo “sale
AT AUCTION.
TPXO be sold on FRIDAY, the 3rd JULY,

D ongest, at 12 o'clock, naan, the property
owned by W. Bb. RAMSAY, PRINCETOW

N,
consisting of 4 an acre. Wpon which there is a
small BARN. anda New Building, 20 x 40
fc, contuining $ rooms and a collar, Alson
WORK SHOP, 20 x 20, anda PAINT SHOP
the samme Siac. ‘ ,

1 double seated gon\ 2 single, do do,
1 Track Wagon, Woollwork of a ‘Truck
Wagon, do do 2 light Waguas, 1 set
14 inch wagon Axles, 2 sets wagon
Springs, 1 wood Sleigh 1 pung Sleigh,
1 Buffalo, 1 set Bells, 2 stecl Forks,
Tsct chain Traces, 1 horse Rake, 2 Bod-
steads. 4 Tables, 1 Churn, 3 dog. Chics,
1 Yarmouth Stove, 1 close do.. 1 Wiisel
Barrow, 4 Washing Machines, 1 paint
Mill, 4 Washstands,

Also a dot Wagen Hobs, Spokes and lam-
ber snitalle for carriage Work; anl a variely
of other articles.

‘Terme liberal and made known at sale.

SOMN CLAY, Auct,

May 14, 1868.

| ing ruate:

Season, will travel thie season on the tollow-

Wil leave the subscriber's premises on the
th instant, by FF 's Mills to G. B. Mac-
We Will remain until Ducoday
eaviog tor Richard Pillman’s thence
Yickuriig’s Ponds. On Wednesday
titstu's, Matpeque, thence to Ll’.
Soouin’s, remaining there all night. Ou
Liursday, 80th, to James Macmuttin’s, Ken-
sington, thenee to Geo. Gay se ‘Traveller's

iy re le

wh

esih

Kest, On Frid, Ist May, to Moynagh’s,
Dunk River, thence to t Liira’s. On
Saturday Zud to MeMurdo’s, Wetl ern Lot,

tee home, remaioiag until Mouday, the
id will t by Freetown to
> hes, McDonald's
iy, 6th, to NM.
s. Suathalbyn, uence to J. Coon’
On Vhursday, 7th. to Re Bag-
nail’s, henge to A, Molims, Harmony Cottage,
thence hone,

On Friday, 8th, he will travel to Granville
Scitlement, and returis home next day, Satire
» Where he will reuain unui Monday, Lith

brookfi

‘Lhe above route will be continued during
tle season, weather &e., favorable.
res sold or exchanged, the owner
ponsitte for incurance Lees.
WILLIAM ROSS, Groom.
New London, ¢ 5. s.—Ui [inl

FAST TROTTING HORSE.
“SWEEP STAKES !

[es Fast Proving Stud Horse “SWEEP

STAKES,” will travel for the season on
the fuilewing reute: —

Leaving SUMMERSIDE on MONDAY the
Lith May, passing through Linkletter Road,
Miscouche, Muddy Creek, to Willinia Hib-
hev's, Fitiven Point; thence on the 12th
through Mygmont Diy to MeNalley's; from
thence on Cie Wth throug! the Portiush Road
to Kents; thence on the M¢hto James Me-
Dougald’s, Lot M4; thence on the 15th to
Port Hill, to David [iunsay’s; thence on the
1Gih across the bridge througia Loe 16, by the
rower road to St. Lieanor’s, thence to Sum-
mexside, Ly Steplen MeNciil’s,

Leaving Sumimersied bi
the iy, will pag
lage, Barbara Weitar
on the 19th throug
Road, thence to 3
to Barretts Cross.

aw Vil-
j thence

a

C.L,.RICHARDS,

WHOLESALE IMPORTER er

SUAS,

‘
and

pe
GENERAL ENGLISH & FOREIGN

GROCERY GOODS,

NORTH WHARE, ST. JOHN, N.L.,

begs to state to his numerous patrons and
the public generally, that his

STOCK

will, (in a few days) on arrival of ships
Llcanor, Chotce, Lampedo, and Stypatia,

FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL,
Acadia, from Glasgow, be
Most completéé larger
than any other in the Province,
and solicits the attention of
Cash and short-time Buyers,

towhom A DECIDED ADVANTAGE will
be given.

C. L. RICHARDS,
Wholesale Tea, Tobacco, and General
Grecery Wharehouseman.
Norik Wharf, St. John, N. B.

May Ist, 1868.
FLOUR! FLOUR!
Subscriber has just received a saul Lat

rpue
EXTRA CANADA FLOURD -—

ot
Warranted best quality,

DAVID ROGERS.

7, 1808.

1 Flour!

DAILY EXPECTED, direct

_ Summerside, May
E'lour
Bt frome Canada,
180 BARRELS
EXTRA CANADA FLOUR,

Which will be aold very low. 7
JAMES L. HOLMAN.
Head of Holnant Woiart, f

ay ¢, ibae.

UO nerive. and

AND
ch} - Ble
HORSE RAKES!
QUANTITY ot Mowing Machines, wit!
ra Bevel buprover sddved, are now bene
minifactu ed ia sibel wn, Aiso a ninnber
QE HORSE RAKES, of Gig tioet approved pattern,
The manufietiiers ieel coutident that te nin
Hen gyi give eutiefic Gun lo persons deslrqus 07
cong areal good

Nowing

HORSE RAKE

Prince Edward Island
Tianufacture.

The above enn be sold on reasunable terma, and
exu be juspected at the
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sSecd © Implement Warehouse,
of BEER & SONS.

Charlo tetown, April 24, [soe npso
Mowing Machines !

on Io Subscriber boys to aequaint the Farmers
of Prince County aud vicinity that he will
have on hand at bis Warelonse, ia

SUMMERSIDE,

in Jane next, a very superior lot of

REAPING & MOWING
“\TACILINES.

The best yet imported into this Ishind consisting of
Manny's Combined Mowerl& Reaper

to Bineshank Road, Ureng
thence on the lst through Te
Mile Boy, tence on the 22nd throat
Wust, wid then bac. to Suamersi¢

Tie above route will be cor
the season.
ANDREW McLELL:
Groom,
Summerside, May 14, 1868.

Cue ee gg a aoa A ”

“UNION JACK.

Fi os

WHO WANTS-FAST-TROTTERS ?

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Ae celebrated fast trotting horse © Union
Jack,” stands 164 hands high, weighs

abont Ll owt, is § Canadian and 4 Vulcan,

will travel for the season, commencing on

Mondaygeh pril 274h,
instant, througy ing places:

Alberton, Kildare?
Mininegach, Campbelit
Road, Wierre Jacques, ‘
Western Koad, Cascduipie Village. and denc

ty Biooudleid, Lowboy} and will be home
every rhote Saturdhy s route will
be conned tor tig sedson, health and wea-

ter peraiitting.
Ail mares io be at the risk of their owners.
MATTTIEW GAVIN, Owner.
Bloomfield, Lot, April 80, 1868.

“ Olvda,”
Clyda,

FVAIS celubrated and well-known Entire
ilorse, “Clyde,” imported by the Gbyern-
ment in 1864, tron Clydesdale, Scotland, is
ofa dark lay color, 174 hands high, 7 years
old. weighs 18 cwt., and is one of the best
norscs this Island ean produce, and las here.
tofore gived general satistuction” Ife will
travel tor tie season on the following route;
He willleave Mrs. Bell's Hotelin St. Elean-
or’s, of Moiuliy,the 27th April, inst., passing
vlong the Lown Road.to Thomns Sims's, heq.,
Kensington. On the 28th he will go to Ste-
phen McLennan’s, Indian River Cross; and
remain there util 3 o’dlock; thence to John
Breen’s, Darnley; «he will remain all
night. On the 29th hefw 88 through Park
Corner, on to Kicha Pillman’s, lrench
River. On the 80th ho will pass through
Clifton on to Stusley Bridge. On the Fst
May he will pass through Hope River, on to
Alex. Laird’s, Cavendish. On the 90 he will
pass through New Glasgow onto R. Bagnall’s,
lazelj Grove. Oathe 4th will pass through
the Lown Roadron to John Mayne's, County
Line Road. On the Sth trough Somerset to
Jolin Keete’s. On the 6th througi Augustine
Cove onto Nelson Clark's, Cape ‘Traverse,
On the 7th through ¢@ milg Bay to dames
Afidock’s, Seacketown, On the &th through
Bodeque, evlling at Noonhn's, on to Thomas
Cairns’s, near Sumuierside. On the 9th
through Summerside, on to St. Eleanor's,
where he will remain until the Lith.

scason, weatler, &c., permitting.

WM. MILLIGAN, Qwner.

Oe

The above route will be continued for the

Also the

BUCK-HYE,

pnt hinds, und the UNION MOWER, and
uiuiver of iuproved Steel Fingered
O1sSe es.
A snpply of extras for tho ve machines al
Ww je AN eee e

HARRY C. GREEN,
Summerside, April Sv, L308,
FRESIL GARDEN SELDS,

LATEST ARRIVAL. ~

ST RECEIVED at HARVIE'S BOOK
TORE, ybage and well assorted Stock
of FRESIL GARUEN SEEDS, warranted
good and true,

greatly improved.)

HENRY A. WARVIE.
Charlottetown, May 1, 1808 —4in, (7

1868. Fresh Seed! 1863,

[ ih
lidowe
choice

A large papply ex
Londou.

Subscriber has recieved a eayp oi
for early phavtiv
hb, Cacttnoer. Pormite,

sa, aida great var

ply

cou

no
vu

W. Rh. WATSON,
Charlottetown, May 7, 18s.

& , “¥ }
FLOUR & CORNMEAL!
UsT reccived at the BRITISH & AM-

ERICAN HOUSE,
60 barrels FLOUR & CORNMEAL,
20 sides American SOLE LEATHER,
which will be sold Cunar ron Caste
ARTIUUR MILLS.
Summerside, May 7. 1 Pru.

FLOUR & CORNMEAL.

USt LECEIVED trom Canada and Bortou
at the enbscibers Wholesale Warehouse
Liead of Houloia’s ty bart,

Extra Canada Flour,

(very choice )

Fresh Ground Yellow
Cornmeal.

For eale at a sinall advarice for cash,

: JAMES L. HOLMAN.

Sammerride, May 7, 1503.
Eggs!

Nanna |
Eggs!
7

D ENMAN,
Summerside, April 28, 1868. 3m.

CASH for LGGS.

MOWING ti ACHINES |:

Machine a

EMEMBER that the sybscrine ris paying

i JRNAL, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1868.
nih FISIDRIES. Very Latest Telegrams. |New Advertisemenisthis Day Seed Wheat! |186S. 4668. Rouen.

P.O BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of June,
| eusuing, at the dour of 11 o'cluck in the tore
noon, ‘That lot of LAND, with the Luilding
thereon, now vecupicd -by Edward Waite,
situate at Townsend's Corner, Lét 19. com-
menacing at the south end of John ‘ownsend’s
Store, and running trom thence southwardly
along the Wilmot Creck, the distince of 100
feet, thence ewtwardly fifty fect. thence
northwardly one hundred feet,and from thence
Westwardly tu the place oY commencement.
There is on the propeMt¥ Tt youd dwelling
liouse, stabie, sled and well. he above
property will be soll to Cover 2 mortgage
bond on the premizea, Sale pes ive and

witheut reserve,
JOUN RAYNOR,

Traveler's Rest, Lot 19, Muy 7, 18
Pp’ RSONALLY appeared before me, N. J.
ruwn, one of Hler Majesty's Justices of
the Peace for Prince County, George H.
llowel, of Princetown, who maketh oath and
saith that the said deponent did not, at any
inst Mr, Herbert Head,
nderoyitory to his charac-
ter; and ifsuchstatements have been made
by Mes. Mary Linkletter or any other person,
they are untrue; that he has known Mr.Head
for some time, and he believes him to be ag
honest, upright man,

GEORGE HW. HOWELL.
Sworn to before me, this, 2?
5th day of May, 1868. § N.J. Brows, J.P,
7

NOTICE.

Wilderness Lands.
GOVERNMENT ESTATES !

LL persons desirous of availing them-
selves of the provisions of the Act for
sectlement of Wilderness
srninert E-tates, are here
with notified. that no applications for said
fund will be entertained. until a survey
is made of the linds $0 lo Léwisposed of, and
the trents tiercof stuked off; and at certain
\
|

Ja
the more spced
Lands, on the G
v

lates, OF which slug neticg by advertisement
will De piven. the Cont i i
atnids Whi attend at certaiu place:
Pylications tom: those who are des
UL a aciual settlers of such lands, (none
sheed gpply) and if approved of pose
ion will be nto such applicents, sub-
ectto the provisions of the Act regulating
he settlement of said Wilderness Lands.
*,* No person is allowed to take posscesion
of any portion ef the Wilderness Land, by
euiting down or otherwise tresparsing there
on; the Governinent Wocdrangers being
strictly charged to tuke immediate proceeds
ings against all persons su found trespassing,
JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner.

1

A) We! {

\ ls
Af x iene)
4 2
EMO
Py suoscriber has removed his Tailoring
VNstiblisiment to die Shop ne

H.C. Green’, Bsq., on St. Step
where he will be happy to receive
of his customers, aud ‘i ¢
patronise him. mp
Having obtained the services of competent
workinen, avd increased accommadation, ho
is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to
him with nestaces and despatch, and accord-
ing to the latest

English & American Iashions

ANGUS McSWEEN.

Summerside, April $0, 186
PIVA

LL persons indebted to the undersigned,
whose Acgounts are still unpaid, are
eby notified to pay and settle their Ac-
counts forthwith, to save further trouble and
mxpenses of law suit, &e.
The subscribers offer fr sale their interest
in the Shipyard at Egmont Bay, with the
buildings thereon,
ya Terms as inay be agreed on.

JOUN HASZARD & CO.
St. Eleanor’s, March 19, 1863. $m

Co-parinership Notice,
FAME Subscribers have this day entered
into Partnership as PLASTERERS,
wnder the uame, style and firm of

Smith & McDonald;
They are prepared to execute all orders
for Piastering trom town or country, ofall
lescriptious, in the beat.and most fishion-
able style, and at the lowest rates.

‘They will gaarautee as good, if not bet-
ter work than those who boast so much of
their ** learnin

t
‘

J
t

3 who nay

u

3
JAMES SMITIL,
JOUN McDONALD.

Summerside. April 9. 1863. ‘

s
Notice!
N R. BENJAMIN ROGERS, of Aturnrox,
i Merchant, having by Deed’ of Assigue
meat this day registered in Deputy Prothono-
tary's Office in St. unor's, assigned all his
Bouk De ts, Notes o Property, real
aid personal to the Subperiper, for certain
putposes and trusts the inentioned 5
Ido theretore notity ell persons who are in
any wey indebted to tie sant BENJAMIN
ROGHIS, to inake immediate pryment of
their several amounts to said Bo Npgers.
DAVID ROGERS,
Summerside, March 7th, 1568. CApl. 23
Notice,
ANS je cocertity (iat Dr, WILLIAM QhIGG
of Township No 13, Prince County, BP. EB. 1,
is in the potression of a remedy or cure lor Cancer,
whleh tie bate yoesdced from ine, tue subscriber,

who Vio Wnder bid treatinent ut diferent
ines, e four buried patents tor Ganeer, aad
mavcoonly dort about eleven Gut of thet hawher,

ok visit nd: @pea
ikefiius nt vila loser
sid Lavi eNom HuTMeidis medicul Worke
sia stock Of medicine, Which Bompone all the
clickes i geteral practico; and turtuermore bie
estebeive Kauowledge iid experience in tue headin
Wil A NPI that is theusut very bighly of an
ted, Do believe that b could fot have
entereted That Valuable remedy to a more proper
person, Wishing hoi and bin pacientes every eucce: 6,
T remain youre truly,
A, McLOUD,

sudag E base pod Mare Gri:

pertot Wwodaye dnd a cist

Qveoructown, Feb. 0%, 1968,

Eggs! Eggs!
I

AM paying, and atill will poy at all times,
livered atimy Warchouse.

the highest prige in cash tor EGGS, de-

1D. ROGERS,

Summerside, April 16, 1863,
Salt! Salt!
1a BRIG ZULEIKA from Liverpool
4
1092 BAG

Cash for Eggs,
FENITE highest price in CASHEL will be paic

at all uimes for any quantity. ef BOGGS
delivered at the * Beaexa House.”

C. C. GARDINER,

April 16, 1868.

Sunmershte, Aipril 20, 1968.

2400 bush ik do,

For sale very low,
JAMKS L. HOLMAN,
Summerite. Der 5. 67
| Blanks of all kinds, for sale at
| the “Journal” Office.

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