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We tended to have writte * a finale to ou
te editorial correspe denee, pebushed while off
the Island, some observations ree ecting the visit
et the teurtets f ithe Maritim Provinees to
Upper and Lower Canada. We find we hav
the matter will have sufficient fro shoess for our
next Ne. will depend upen what may {aospir
)
in the meantime. Sowe misunderstanding seews
‘ t : , rit im which the
te prevau regaraing the spit nica ie
"
‘ »diane Teceived 1 Quests Pubiic journa
in Hi ak dud SS J atiade e con i ot
genlicien Whe Were amongs, Ue Visitors—thave
ad jressed themeeives to this toy C Wilh great sue
cess: Whelber toe iis ide rtabding will con-
tiaue te prevail in this Lslaud is, perhaps, a matter
vi sina Cyuusequence
ae.
Tne SUMMERSILE JOURNAL, published by
Mesers. Bertram & Barnard, at Summerside,
wae issued fur the first time on Thursday last.
it ise neatly print d, and evinces much taste aud
j sdgment in the matter which fills its colume:
There ta every prospect of Ms being quite a& use-
ful “institution ™ to Prince Cou ty especially
and we hope the euterprise and energy of the!
publishers will be handsomely rewarded.
- oe
rue Hox. A. J. Smirn, who recently teok
the office of Attorney Geveral for New Brune-
wick, has been re-elected for Westiporland County
Without oppositiun. Some over zealous opponents
of Confederation set down the elec wu as a tri-
uiwmph of their views. We cannot see it in that
light. Only a tew months ago Mr. 8. was elected
by an overwhelming majori y in the same County
—abcut six bundred votes, we think—and it is
hardly likely that eo svon after bis seat could
be contested with any prespect of su cceas,
a ry
R FISHERIES.
WE are giad to learn that those ¢ our Deople
who have been engaged in the Fishing business
during the seasun now drawi g toa close have
wet with tery general suecess, and that a remu
nerative market is accessible to them in England
aud the United States, as well ag in the Provi Ces,
vy slips to the old country and steamers to
Bosten, & ¢.
We hope that our trade in this branch of in-
dustry will be wore fully developed next seasou,
oud that a larger amount of capital will be ew
ployed, in order that our own peuple may share
i the advantages which our America: neighbors
have been reaping for many years past, whilst
we Lave reuiained id/e¢ spectators
, ' -_ : P | +
We arn that Jas. MeCra " Esq merchant,
of tite City, has employed jaber and capital te a
ronsiderabie extent, at I son's Islaud, during
the past sumur the fis ¢ business, and is
tage it pay Verai laelTs vi a x
merchants Caariottetow Georgetown, Seu
Vi Ps P '
ve may meilio he UCR OF Oe fs uw vVease
which came wader our own personal o at
Sea preei ot woat may be aecouplis i
tuvalusble source of our wealth: That splendic
echeoener, the ff Treat, ( The, taste é vere
euamner voyage to the fishing growed, and
three weeks returned with a catch of wards ©
to) barreis of Mackere|, w were 6 g
ert} Queet "s Wharf a orva P|
stcuuwts to | - i fF. Treat
ugain te Lhe “ 2 i ss I
iereee Gira EN 2
ming ia some | " a i kK
backerel, the value « ‘ i is est
avert Ieenty tf usnnd a
It way be said that tue extraordinar: succes
his se leonet * wowing t
tact, courage, and ehill of ¢ apt. Clark
weil and faverat; ns “ ; “
a4 toaster of the S x Pa . :
port aud Peston pres ious « dave . ‘
CMI he hical iv du ny Ww ‘ he Very a
secured lace coufdcuce aud 1 spec of the wi ‘
public
We adwit that much depends upon the earefi
and jadiciois management of such men us Ca;
Clarke; and we trust there are nalives of this
sland wh t, @fler senune viper ence and “eclice
would be found to pessess all the necessary qua
ies tor Becoming successful rivals te their Ameri
can weighGouts in the prusecution of this brouch
of kc we industry
We sineerely trust that gnere of our wealth;
merchants will, during the approach winter
devote theic attention and some ot their spare Ob uy Gepas
cash te the building of fishing schooners, and
theredy employ their means to the prow m aod
tue general ponerse rity of the Colouy.—C om.
———_——— ~
Raitroad Suasu in Canapa. — We learn
from a late Canadiag paper that on the Gr!
instant @ terrible accident occurred at Strat-
ford, on the Grand Trunk Railway. A Strat-
turd paper of the eve ling of the 6th furnishes
the following particulars respecting the ac
cwlent:—
** The express train from Toronto, due here
atSa.m., was nearly two hours late, and
the fog being very thick, collided with a
freight train ‘rom the west with tremendou
furce. The effect of the concussion was such
a: to smash bute engines, the baggay« car,
and many of the freight cars, ae the en-
gine driver, Edward Dever:ll, on the spot,
badly imiuring the fireman, Vippans, a» well
ae the baggage master, Marry Donald, aad
injuring tow greater or less extent + veral
peasengers. The fremaa’s arm is broken
and hus back hurt fhe baggage master i+ thing
much cut about the face and bead, and is
ales injured in the = ck. Oneof the pussen-
gers, whoes name we could not learn. was
bruised about the ab and vtherwise ipjur-
ec. The burts of the other pussengers were
vt no very serious mature. It is somewliat
range that buth the engine driver und fire-
tan ol the treigt
The bight swi chman states that net with-
Steading the pon arrival of sles express on
time, be aren d instructions te let the frat ge
dua. * had hardly gone al has: ‘+t of a
mile unite way whea th ¢ ace ident hs ay od oe! OVer few. ut i
oT whieh you have presented tie
—~
The Qurbee Daily NX rs says! vat Mr C ater, us 24 earnest
Fepreseulag several capitalists, bas male a Ope
@al tw the Canadian Government tv purch * the
four Previne: al steamers for cash. 7 i? pia ate
fit up the Napoleon and Victoria with
eadine, and, metead of the present semt-uathiy
hue, eelablich a week! ¥ live between Q jebe :
Halifax. calling at Charlottetown, P E. Island
Bod talerimediate perts. Mr. Closter is thors
Convereant with the river and gulf trade. aod
Sssuciated with persons of meine. They aot
pate a largely increased trade it a permanet Li tie
im private bands ie opened oeiween Montre mad
the Lower Porta. The Merc ury eats thai Me
Closter waited on the Pre mer, and reecived
Very enewmiragement for the prevsecu.iou of the
eiterprise.— Halifax Express
——-
A late deapatch *ays that on Sunday last two
Sery severe ehocksul vari bauake were experienced
im the « city of San Francisco, California, ca siny
Beat coum ernation ainenget the eilizens. Bb
ngs tucked, walle cracked, and cornices and
CWuiney’ a fell. The entire poptlation 4) ited eer
muses and churches and weut intu the streets.
- —_——-, ~
A Crows OF GOLD of a corenet of pearls ix the
Privilege of few tu have, but a y lady caa rejvice
fa glorious bead of hair—Nature’s own d tet
td title to dig: tity—by the use of Mas. s. A
Annee 8 World Hair Restorer an d Z; lobalsan, ui,
© Hair Dressing Every Deuggist sella ticu
wetom, ageut lor PE. Isiaud
~ atin.
e ihe Rerque : Und tue, Kickham, Master, ith
wd ad thie Port, arrived bere of W cure ay
t fast. in 29 dave fren Live (
A rpool—experie ced
¥ Seles during the whels
paseouge
ADDRESS TO THE REY MR. TRUDELLE
the fullowing Addreee
‘om mittee and M ‘nl
» Have learned with
the k wrtiedge of this
penieral, that every
} —— the extreme modesty and abne-
li Which ch ari tetersie
the “language ot direct enlogy,
may not be qriite
to afford us upon
present occasion
leased to bear with
highly prized benefits which you
have conferred upon us.
In the first place, allow us
own + sent aud future sp a i
~loa very great extent,
the cou ty and hi appr ess ot others.
toa state of eflicier
aS and mle 4 in
d improvement also,
long be pleasaatly
i} ippy eonecord of ailit
James Dorsay
De
aunet close my report Without saying a few words
oncerning the cavairy arm of
alwest i men to keep our cavalry
will
biti
ali merchants and drugs
jenut lo Convince me
of the high value you set upow that divine art.
The efficieney «hich the
of St. ; tained during iy ce
nection will
Conc
Nervous Debility
* the liduas of every Caileo-
isa bedy, must ieel proud wheo they
erring stich @ great Devel ou religion.
struaiion,
ree
Lest lucy
it train escaped. (
your Charity Concerts.
troll ed by
bth
: aud esteem tor mec
dye, Bid Bia
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL,
Practicai Cieuast,
[= For Sale by all deale
up my prayers Ubat G nd may Diess
pper | yuu wilt
‘ b nds,
1 rewain, iy Cear iriends,
Atier the transact
House was, on ncotion of R. Heartz, Esq,, brought
under the cousideration at the Couucil, aud. ater
seme discussion, a Kesulution was adapted to he
ee end ul sins quare, aud that tenders
+ issued jaomnediate iy
. C vuucillur Grecken vuly
iw, submitted by Silas Barua “di.
ap » Were eXaimined, a
teud tor the purpuse of taking acUvuu vii ite ‘Mar- Harbor,
: ket House qUecslivi.
he Commercial
Riehmond, Va
tracts be
d
hatin the better days ot
attended to y igorously,
® administration of wen tw Mr. Lincoln}
introduced to Washington manne
Vi
+}
‘
‘
he Wi
Senators 2 by the beard,
rt
ap arousel in t!
on its entry into Paris.
the departure, about that ti me, in the sha
of Southern population,
queens of Washington socie ty, tended ys to
“et passion to spread, until the
Whole atm a | here
became taint ‘d with the miasma of
sence of clowns arr: ayed in broad-eloth, ett
talked at its oc ‘upant by the hy ur together,
exactiy aa they ure
allow the soc ial
Joboson, = rained
Stablisiment for res} ectability,
son has unf ertun ate ly
ad influences,” &e.
LarGe Caren or
of last week nine boats,
th
i
210 P
space ol time, ever
averages OUVUU to each eee — Weekl y.
i
Several lote of P
Owen Connoliy, Exq, and others in Chariette-
town, have lately realized fi
barrel, in Halifax.
ee Ee ——
The fine juniper-built ship Ocean Pearl, launched
a few weeks since from a sl
James Yeo, classed
cleared from this port |:
hi, to load, She is i
> » |
argest vessel ever laune
Summerside Journal.
—— SO
Supreme Covert
f the Grand Jurors ockntg
As our readers can judge for thems
revity of he term, ¢
th attend ¢t
Tt Dasiness tO 4 i
rd red In a prosecuti
ve of bis duty Prisone
ibove named, inform us that they r
mittances from foreign countries now t
i
silver and gold — Lowell ( Mass
2
>
“QFFICIAL REPORT”
jn a recent report to the Was
1
partinent, Makes use of the fo
One of our Generals,
oss bie tor ¢
aud artillery bersesin g
and long rides without
would therclure suggest tv you thata
CONDITION POWDER
be issued to every cavalry aud artillery soldier.
Tue cost is comparatively small, taking into con-
sideration the price oj
rience that they will pn
pirits, but they can trave
with their aid. Let this t
The Genera) is correct
stuck in good conditivu wit
Carlton’s Condition Powders.
» them a fuir rags 90 you wi ngs pp
beoolle dasttel Ole the
ws Powpers » tad take
ats ibenghont the known
Wourid. Get our Almanac
HUNNEWELL’S
The real necessity lor
was two-fold, and well
necessity has been met.
maiural Quiate for all e¢
and .
‘
raigu, Rheumatic, aie
Wilbout preducing any
effects of Opium or prepurations of Opium, but a
soiplaint, would feave
t
“or Toe th and Earache,
Headache, tor the euff: ring 3
Distress after Eating,
£i fallible. Lt is the production of aceiebraied herb
trou: Jndia, pert ethy
action, and by conti
nd the greatest neersery
fdener wi iarge hinders
a tuerowvea kiow ledge of medicine, and
=
tt
sceepted with perfect co
r i '
fret every species of
mest periect laws in Materi:
; . ? oft:
and Diptheria are effee
.
W. R. Wartsoyx, T
SKINNER, Ageuts in Cha
I
Hotvoway’s Piucs tor tn
and Licer Complaints —
the
guv derangement of
orgave of digestion, should have ree
low ay's Pris, as there ist
} acts upon these particular complaints ath such
vertaiu suceess. They
ne stomach, ierease
blead, and correct deprave “d se
coinpaiils they remove their primary cause, ai ud
svon festere the patient to seund bealib.
L
yous of sica fc sdaches, aud depression ul epirite,
pay be speedily relieved
Pills. They are compose
i ag
out the admixture of
HheXheus suuslance,
efficaciwus.
I
SoLorers and Or Fic
exposed ta sudden chat
ipplied with “ Brown's Bro
they give prompt relief iu a Cold,
> Irritated Throat.
—_——
Paivate Thomas my
Detachment of the Loe
recently tukea ou beard
avd brought to this City
last, Where ie awalts bis trial,
» has been oameeied by Gen |
eral Terry for libellous seg
ssue of dep tember 30.
ded uy the animus of ph sheet :—
**Doubtlees Mr, Johnson's De moer
fencies and education make him le
to enforce those little punctillios of etiquette
ee re "ae bhe were
wur, illiterate and evarse cust vs of f the party
at had elee ted } im to olbee.
ite ilouse with sales steading te
iat of the barbarians who eptered R ube in|
her dk ce) ine, and plucked grave and rever end |
or with something of |
@ insolent air of @or nee joer whieh Un-|
‘olf and his boorish C
train of the allied ; army
Lhe coincidence
fallen heir to these
Mackerer.—On
each having ft om four te
six men, from Mr. I. C. Hall's Vishing Establish- |
ineot, on Robinson's
Jifty-four thousand large
sherinens’ parlance 350
iwked Barre ls of these fine fish.
boat came in at 4 o'clock in the afte rnoon, and by
S o'clock next meroing all the Mackerel were
split and salted. This was the
Mackerel, for the n menber ol
f YGO tons, and the
hed—iu Priuce Couaty.
Friends and relatives ure respectfully rate Sg to
t
ow Campbell, Hump)
t
Rt tet '
su OT SL@Piiel ODIACK,
DP
rai
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2454
-ith vear of his age, James, the eldest son of Mr.
Donald McMillan, miller, of Wood Islands
tion of the h
Pay J Mi
i fartoer, With more ease,
No wan can keep his
Nos
GEUKGE ‘TOWN
wres under crop, iu a bigh state of cultivation,
producing in the rotation of last year ubout 20 tons |
of Hay, and other crops in proportion. A couven
this splendid preparation
t =. how this
jelitalad pied
tlenulag
ip tbat, shonid
j Nerrous or Coton
'
uurches, and thali Commanni
‘ : >
preparail “i has the noest
ww Wish of the proprietor
vy Us greatest }
Ex Schooner “ Blue Wave.” Those STOVES
cS A good assertmentfof Fall and Winter Goods. |
d of rare balsames,
8. T.—1860—X.
Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak-
| ness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of |
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti-
pation, &c., deserve to suffer if they will not try
the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS,
| Which are now recommended by the highest medi-|
cal authorities aud warranted to produce an
immediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
*greeable, perfee:ly pure, and must supercede all
| other tonies where a healthy, gentle stimulant is
required.
| They purify, strengthen and iavigorate.
| They create a healthy appetite.
| They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
| Shep overcome effvcts of dissipation and late hours.
| They strengthen the sytem and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
| They purity the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Diarrheea and Cholera Morbus,
pew cure Liver Complaintand Nervous Headache. |
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
liant, and are exhausted nature’s great restorer,
Phey are composed of the celebrated Calisaya
| bark, wintergreen, sassufras, roots and herbs, all
| preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix rum, For
particulars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware of impostors. Examine every bottle.
See that it bas an unmutilated metal cap over top
| of each bottie, and green label, for exportatien,
| around each neck. See descriptive Cireular around
| each bottle.
aurgest ¢ ateh e {|
P.H. DRAKE & CO.
New Yorx,
May 1, 1865. 6ms
Married,
At the residence of the bride's father, on Wednes
Frame, Mr And-ew MeGregor, of Lot 16,to Isubel
second dat wh ter of Humphrey McLaren, Esq., of
| the same p!
On the 12 inst., at the resi yeary of Theoph a
DesBrisay, Esq., Spring Park, by the Rev. L. ¢
Jenkios, Benjamin DesBrisay, Esq , Barrister-at
Law, to Flora Me ‘Donal a, vounge st daugliter of |
Lieut. Col. P. D. Stewart, Adjatant General, of |
this City.
Died,
At St. Andrew's Point, on the 9th inst . after a
few days illyess of bruin fever, Captain Joun }
| WiGutMan, feoarth son of the Hon. Jose ph Wight
wan, aged 21 years, He was a young man of great
promise, and bis death is deeply rege ued by a
large number of relatives, friends and acquain-
Tances
|
|
j
|
|
At the residence of her son in-law, J.B Coope |
|
a.
;
aqr, Sydney Str eet, affer a very brief eg
CHanvorre, relict of the late Samuel Ba wall,
Esqr, merehant ae this City, in the 8¥th yer ir of }
er ave Fune ral on Ti ulvsday uext, at 2 p-
ttend.
At Pinette, on the 16th ult., of Water on the
hb, Younyest oe hter of Alexander ane Eu- | |
themia Mc D mnald awed 2 years and 8 mount)
At Harm: my C others. Lot 67. on the 29th oles, of |
seirlet fever and sore throat, Robert S., the be-|
lover d son of Robe “ats und M: miles Irving, aged | j afford to sell very cheap, 1 my motto being
1 QU ICK SALES anni
S years and 2 months
At Bombay. on the 25th December last, in the |
}
At cmc 9 wists on the Sth inst., of Asthma. |
{Mr James Cairns, of Duwfries, Scotland aged 7
‘ years }
At Charlottetown, on the 9th inst., of inflamma
ings, Louisa de la Cour DesBrisay,
PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
ARRIVED,
Oct. 10—Seh. Mount Ve non, Caw ple ll, Pieton ;
| Barque Eupress, os ‘ holson, Bactouche
Brigt Aricl, Moran, Ke hbatoam, lineatune.
ch. Margaret Ani, Boilong, do.. stone Ava,
l ser. Sch. Perseverance, Powell, Richi
i deal :
Oct. 190—Sch. Elizn, MeDonald, Boston: oats
I— Villave Belle, Kineh, Piet mm: bal Ferah
ley, = Pierre ; plank Willian Henry, De-
ey, Halifax, oats
Arrivals in Enrope from Hence.
Liverpool, Sept. 2l—Eudith Haviland 24—David |
nou. 2—Oceola 30- Loading David Cannon
Fulmonth, Sept. Lt At istin
Ll) = ir Sail wd 1. for P. E. Island
LN LLL LOA oer
Tea ’ i si
“al
"E*O be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY. the 25th October,
instant, at Il o'clock, A. M., in trent of the Racers iy
Subscriber's SaLe RooM, QUEEN Sraucer, just| * Buty.
iauded trom Barque Undine, rom LIVERVOOL:
25 Chests TEA,
25 Half Do. Do.’
(WARRANTED GOOD.)
WM. MCGILL, Auctionser, | PLANK HOUSE,
16th October, 1465.
In the Narket.
lw H
t nog a has received instractions | Gy)
ell by Pusric Auctios. on MONDAY.' GARDEN,
the Vth } NOVE MBEK NEXT, at the residence of | Trees, and pai lings al the Bh ey
ONALD McAULAY, Feqr, in the Royalty of | the purchase
GEORGETOWN, the following
*"asture Lots: For farther particulars plense upply to the owuer,
on Whe pretiiscs.
. 212, 222. 2384. 245, 246 and 393. each}
ntaining Fight
LIGHT ACKES of FREEHOLD LAND.
in the Royalty, lying aud being within about two
miles from, and fronting ou the main Post Road to, | axle;
Of this ance Property there are abont 50
) by 28 ft, 12 ft post. is on the premises, underneath
ich there is a large frost-proof Cellar; a never iz a fair
«t
ailing Wel il of pesetians: Water is contizuous tu
re
et ue Ww “B. ARN, 15 by
26 ft, 15 ft post, stands at a
proper distance from the mausion, aua the whole
, surrounded by a beautiful grove of wood
This property being brought to the hammer pro
duces a chance seldom to be had in this locality, for |
uy gentleman of ordinary means, to settle down in
pie asant, couvenlent, at tractive situxtion
within easy access of au every day market; advan
res of seminary edueati ion, Dational dissenting j
ition tWice a Week
j ; > >
ake place at U1 o’edock, a.m eg Perms
liberal, and made kvuown at time of sale
W. SANDERSON, Auctioueer.
Georgetown. Oct. 16, 1865
YARMOUTH
IMPROVED SITOVES.|
Tr’ — nee ce as thi es week received |
ry, afull and complete cargo
ele ed
c tii B ox and Franklin
STOVES
KOTICE OF REMOVAL
NEW STORE!
RB. BENJAMIN: DAVIES woul!
REMOVIC
BUSINESS TO Hits
NEW STORE.
NOW FITTING UP IN
QUEEN STREET,
between Mr. Hrann’s and Messrs, G &
QUEEN SQUARE,
He wonld announce that the New
isth day ef October,
when he will offer for s
STOCK
laily expected to arrive from BRITAIN and other
*s, not to be excelled in
STABILITY OR STYLE,
probably not eqnalled
LOWEST PRICES,
He would intimate that he will continue to |
uphold the RULE laid down some years ago
|in not making any reduction from the prices |
|as marked, but a discount will be allowed for
CASH PAYMENT in cases of large pur
; : | chases when the Good
lay evhing, the 4th inst, by the Rev. W.R.|™ es when the Guods are delivered,
DAVIES embrac "es this opportunity to than ke |
his sF riends and Ci
j
|
he feels pleasnre
tw TAKE NOTICE
Charlottetown, Oct. §
Look out for alee wanes waaed while
tho Bell sell rings.
J, WALDRON,
Cherhitiian:
}town, bounded as follows, that ir to say
| mencing on the northwestward edge of Grafton
eosanienibine bereg~ at the division line between Town Lots SV
WISH to inform the public that 1 howe
received by late arrivals a Furtire ar larye
of GLASSWARE,
Queen Str aa:
A large quantity of Cutlery, eg of :—
Ki lives and Forks,
ut tnasinaly sass prices. |
of PAP E I C OL LAks,
[> KEROSE NE Ol, on'y 4s. per sothi
ALSO — W atches| and ee
10 wter! ling worth of ‘pied cry) U LES tY-
above — wil ‘ be pold wholesale or!
B.— Country fits alers wi ay do well to eal!
and examive my stock Ww
Valuable } Freehold Property.
that VALUABLE
jand PREMISES sivimted on the corner
ae Vibg a frontave of ¢
PRICK HOU SE.
3 stories h hich. ancl I as Mae
if
: offered on that day |
Valuable Farm for Sale!
* JOUN, PRICKETT is!
‘his FREEHOLD PRO-
situate d ou the ‘bei KLEY Point Roap
YO} OR SE “RIE:
‘ cnsiebed’s of :—
be Acres of Land,
ten of which are ander cultivation, and the remain-
der : j ! : i
fe lid en _. Lhonse is divided into five apartments,
‘ + " 1 ] i labove and tl ree below, with double flooring. aiid
Another Valuable Property | ithe flooring of Bedrooms are grooved and tongned
| ere is an excellent Ww ell of Water at the Poret
shit nygled all over,
gines oie »we over the doors ;
smildings, Ww ith about halfans ac reof a stead
Inoney can remain anpaid
years on intere 1
Acres. and being in all FORTY The following Stock,"Implements, &c:
, pay Sis as se 1 Horse. about 8 years old, of the Salidin breed,
Likewise FOL R PASI URE LOTS warranted cound in vente
adjoining said Property, constituting a FARM
El i VY Acres, considered part of the best Land Dart lam pkg
; sth i Cait ory tet
i Wayon and Harness, i
rows, : Drag Rake, ‘ '
be Bowl Bac ‘hs and Chains,
. limb and eyesight,
dy ] pair Har-
1 Box and Wood)
te igt
| pee “e y,
For Stock and Implements, all sums over £5,
santly situate DWELULL NG-HOUSE, | six months credit on approved Joint Notes.
The above A pp. men oe , will be offered for sale.
25th Ocrosen next,
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cannot be beat for
Durability. Neatuess and eerenny: fEXHE MAILS for GREAT BRITAIN.
’ the Witst INDIES and NEWFOUND
, until further notice. be made up and
forwarded from the General Post Office, Charlotte-
‘twelve mouths’ credit on approved . fetergry ns f alteruate MUNUAY MORNING, at |
SUPPLEMENTARY MAILS will also be for
| warded the fytlow mg WEDNESDAY evening at
K. J. CLARKE, | 3 o'clock,
Oct. 16, 1865. Orwell Cheap Store |
e only Stoves imported bere hat give
se
Notes.
-
Vessel fer Sale or Charter.
Dd Tae fine vew Brigantine Rival.
of 210 tons register, vow lying in
Charlottetown. If not sold, will char
ter to loud Grauiu for tne Kaygiish
sarket or the Cuited States !
owner, CLEMENT WHITE, er}
i ,
tue Ufhice of t late Mr. Peake.
theais : 1869 v day,
tuber 16,
3 G (he pad on or before +!
, to dames Mvutaucan
*t -
A. L persons yd to the subscriber. | or at the vans Bask
whose amounts are due, ure req rested to come
mid make arruunygemeuts fur the s
nective accounts on or befure the FIRST OF
of thei
NUVEMBER NEXT, otherwise lezal weasures}
lll be adupled ivr Lucit leo Very.
J. W. PICKARD.
Yi
Sept. 18, 1265.
.
’ faction, aud are now ctueed tor sale | LAND. i
Low for c Talteg Merchantable Produce, or
MONDAY, ‘October 9,
L. C. OWEN, Postuaster General.
General Post Oifice. Ch'town, Oct ;
T A MEETING of the President ani
Directors of the Saumerside Bank. i
was resolved a Cxzl)
belders for 30 per cent of the sebscribed Stock, to
¢ first Cav of DECEMBER:
TANTED, 7” an experi lenead person, ,
4 Situxtivn as SAL, ESMAN «
joe ia a Dey Goudy Srare.
* Cxanlgar” Ofce.
PX)!
‘MILL PROPERTY
at MONTAGUE.
“ Happy may the maid be that s married to a Milles
For tuir day or foul day he’s a’ bringing tll her.
.! — TRAD
| (UAT EXCPLLENT SPT of MILLS OVER SHOES,
wned by MRS. JANE CAMERON, oi
| 1426 PAIRS)
| Mens', Womens’, Misses’ &- Childrens
INDIA RUBBER
| MONTAGUE, close > the valuable aud «xteusive FUR SALE VERY CHEAP AT THE
| Property of the Hon, J. ALDOUS, consisting of
| First Class Grist Mill,
Iw with Three Pairs of Superior Stones, capable o
grinding all kinds of Grain, and producing Flot
}
Meal of any grade—together with a comme:
diows and weil finished KULN. A’ anpert
ta
P. E. ISLAND
Beot & Shoe Factory.
‘
ur |
” >
SAW MILE oid SHINGLE MILL, GEO. NICOLL.
both new aud in excellent working order, Alse Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1965, din
Properties are sitnated comprises TWIN
SEVEN (27) ACRES, of good quality, ies
Farm can easily be made larger by any perso
lesirous to do so, as there are 100 acres of vaj
able land adjoining, owsed by Mr Lemuel Phillif
who feels dispused to sell should a favourable of
porty nit y offer, On the whole, thia P roperty 3
nye eeabal, fronting as it does on th
& new | Montague River, whose watezs convey both Grain
a COMPORTABLE Dwelling Flouse, |
properly finished. ‘The LAND on whieh nm
cleared, and in a good state of cultivation. ‘This
KEROSENE OIL!
In Store, and for Sale ‘low,
20 Bbis. Kerosene Of
ALso ———
y.|
|
-
!
|
y |
|
considered by cumnpetent judges to be most ad-| WHITH WINE VINEGAR,
e Ketailing cheap for Cash,
ind Lumber to withit a stone’s throw of the G. D, WRIGHT.
facilities. It may not be out of place here to men-
tion that the Hon. the * Comurissioner of Lands
Mills; and the convenient and good roads leading _Kent Street, Oct. 9, 9, 1865. bh iw iw
from these Mills to all parts of the County, and ~
through old and highly cultivated settlements, Eloop kirts!
need but be mentioned to be fully appreciated by
any person acquainted with the Falue of such
BOOTS & SHOES!
—than whem no person should be a better judg ma L I V E R P 00L HOU SE,
saw in close proxioity to this Property a site on
which te invest a large amount of capital, feeling NOW OPENING
{
sure that it furnished those numerous advantage
l required to make a desirable and permanen
residence.
|
ce The terms on which the above valuable
| Property will be disposed of will be as follow
| ifalf the purchase money to be paid down the in
of sale, and the balavee can remain secured on
option of the pure haser.
|} the Property for one, two or three years, at the
Per Greyhound, from BOSTON,
A Solect Assortment of
Ladies’ and Misses’ Hoop Skirts,
all sizes and qualities, selling at the lowest rates.
6G Cases Ladies’ and Children’s
Parties desirous of treating for the above, ear ‘ BOOTS and SUOES,
lo so, by private contract, up to the
| i8th day of October next ensuing,
-ton which day, at 12 o'clock, noon’ (if dot pre
try Friends, for the Kup ort bestowe d on him while | } viodsly sold), it will be offered
jin business, and trusts he will ensnre their future : r
offering good articles for
LOW PRICES,
jand by bestowing that attention,
i —|in offering to those who patronise his establish-
d at Auction,
F. P. NORTON, Auctioneer,
_ Georgetow n, 25th August, leis. isl
VALUABLE PROPERTY
_ Charlottetown for Sale!
VO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, or
TUESDAY, the Thirty-first (31st) day of OC
Pry next, 1865, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon.
tthe COLONIAL BUILDING. in€ harlottetown,
of . his Island, bearing date the 26th day of January |
papuntint to a License duly granted for that Murpose |
| by his Honor the Snrrogate and Judge of ’robate |
(in all qualities )
Men's and Children’s CLOTU aad FUR
HATS and CAPS,
ALSO,
—|A Supply of SPICES and GROCERIES,
suitable for the qpesent and coming-season.
Selling at the LOWEST Market rates,
WHOLESALE and RETAalh,
AT
|
{
| PThemas’s Old Stand,
|
Great George Street.
WILLIAM FULL,
, 1865 — ALL the Right, Title and Interest of | October 2, 1865,
WILIAAM SMARDON, late of Charlottetown, in | ———— greene ns i Tia gin
Queen's Conuty, in Prince Edward Island, deceas
led, in and to All that part of TOWN LOT “©: 35
in the third hundred of Town Lots in Crarlotte-
-—Com
Nos 35 and 36, in the third hundred of Town Lots:
thence following the course of suid division line
| NEW ENGLAND
Rosfing Agency
OF P. E. ISLAND.
E, the undersigned, do bereby wore 4
that Mr. E.R. TAYLOR has ea
north west wardly, for the distance of fifty-eight the covering of our buildings with his ihoohag
| feet; thence at a right angle with said division line
| Weatwardly, for the distance of thirty-seven feet
six inches, to the eastward edge of aright of wav -
| thenas following the course thereof south wardly
vht feet, and southeastwardly fifty-one feet to
me 2 Grafion Street; thence following the conrse
j «@ the same eastwardly forty-one feet six inches tc
| the place of commencement,
ALSO, all the Right, Title, and Interest of the
jsxid late William Smardon, deceased. in awd to ali |
that other part or nortion of suid roi a N LOT No
35, ia the said th ird hundred of Town Lets in
Chariattetown. thus described, Sead is to say
Commencing at the Southwest any ule of the exid
Town Lot, on the north west edge of said Grafton
Street; thence following the course of the north
le — edge of Great Georye Street northwest war rdly,
‘or the distance of eighteen feet six inches: thence
| by a tight angle line the rewith northeastwardly
thirty-five feet six inches, or wutil it meets the
southwest edge of the right of wav; thence fo!
lowing the course thereof southeast ws EP eighteen |
feet six inches to said Grafton Street: thence fol.
lowing the course of the same south weet wardly
j thirty five feet six inches to the place of com
mnencement
ALSO, all the Rig! Title and Interest of the
| said late Ww Hliam Sm na deceased, in and to a
| Right of Wav, eight teet in breadth, and in length
thirty-eight feet, or therentonts, leading from
4 é ~ » ort t ‘oud 7 v a“ No
XO be sold by PRIVATE CONTRACT | Srafton Street, north we ard. through youn § t No}
35, aforesaid; and all ether rigbta of the said late!
William Smardon, in, 6, or in respect of, or in}
connection wit!
suid Towa Lot No. 35
For fart>er particulars and terms of Sale, apply
‘Ito either of the subscri ers Exec wtore of tlie last
a Wiil of the suid late Wi
im Smarc
THOMAS DAWSON spe '
JOSEPH HENSLEY, § “*ecutore.
Charlottetown, Sept. IL, 1865.
TS The above valnable Premises “seg” e nee a
f the ten] Estate of the Inte Willia -
nud comprise the Saddlery store formerly oeenpied
|
hy him, the Brighton Denet, aud the place of busi
ess at present ocenpied by Mr_ D_ MeRae
PROSPEC , s U 5 | _Ch'town, Lith Mag, 1865.
OF THE
—|Summersitle Journal,
The title of a Newspaper to be published in
October nert.
| iT ME and Tide wait for no man. Onward |
they rush, ye te] everything before them
| If allowed to get behind time, business drives the}
| individual; if.on the other hand, affairs are managed |
arightand attended to betimes, prospe rity and wealth | WM CUNDALL.
row ard him, and as the resnit of industry he sees |
| bis business thrive and his interests progress. To!
| prove these proposit jons to be trne, let auy
} thoughfal man look at the position which Summer-
sipg holds to day Its progress during the lat few
years, asthe result of perseverance, is nnparatleted
iby any other place in P. E. Island, and probably
by any in the Colonies. It now flourishes with a
| popualatir m of nearly ow thousand inhabitants,
which it has acquired almost wholly within the
\ last ten years, whilst its Commercial interests are
second to none in the Island, with the exception of |
| Charlottetown. }
la view of the above facts, ajl will admit that
|
public the
** Summerside Journal.”?
Tue Jovurnat will be independent in polities, but |
| will dare to assert truth and denennce error; be
i lieving that all lawa, whether statute or social,
’| mnst be founded apon the immutable and eternal
| laws of justice and equity.
Whilst Tue Jounnar will alwars lean towards !
| the cause of the oppressed. still its columns will bei 7
| open to the voice of the op pressor , whore right to!
| be heard in defence will newer be denied, so long
| as all personalities are avoided.
Tre Jorrxav will ever advocate the interests of
Commeace and AcricvuLturer, to which our Island |
| looks as ite principal resources; and as our ciren- }
| lation becomes increased, we will devote a portion
| of onr space to Edacation, Science and Art.
Lhe yellow ledves remiud as that winter draws
nigh, and during the long evenings, as the lights
flash from a thoasand parlors, where reign peace
pleasure and content, we will eudeavor.so preseut
the means for the family cirele to enjoy a pleasant |
hour in perusing ronr selections of Literature, Poetry, }
Fan, &c., which we will endeavor to muke ns |
amusing and innocent as possible.
As an advertis.ng medium, Tue Jovuryar will be
found to offer extra inducements, as well to Char-
lottetown as to Summerside, being the ouly paper |
i published i in the © ounty, and being located in the |
widst of a large and wealthy A wap pop mlation
Tae Jovasar will be published weekly at ONE
| DOLLAR (68 3d per anuam, in advance. or Seven |
| Shi‘lings and six pence ($!. 20) half iu advance. |
The following geutlemen will art as Agents for}
ithe *SumMensipe Jovugnar,”’ and are authorized
to take the names of sabswribers and receive mouies |
on our acconut.
Charlottetown—W. E Pawson. Eeq., Merchant,
Mr. Henry Harvie, firm of Laird & Harvie.
Bed deq tte — Major Ww rig! +. E =q-
St. Eleanor’s—W. T. me ant & Co.
Margate— Reuben Tuplin, Esq.
New London— Pidgeon & Stewart.
Cascampec—Ben}j. Rogers, Esq.
Tryon—George Mattart. E “|
Geor getown—-A. Lelir rocque, Esq.
Versou River—Mr. G. Vickersun.
JOSEPH BERTRAM. i
HENRY BARN CRD. Pregristers.
Sammerside, Septensber L&th, 185
NOTICE.
LL persons having any legal claims
ZR agaiuet the Estate of the late Joux Brake
deceased, will please hand in their accounts to the
subscriber for settiement; aud all those indebted
ta the said Estate will please cali and settle their
accounts immediately.
: PATRICK BLAKE.
Ch'town, Sept 18, 1865
The snbseriber begs to notify his friends that the
business will in future be curried on by bi
BL AKE.
China & Giassware.
2 mete CHINA D#3EURT SETs,
De TEA Do
2 don-agserred GORLETS & TUM! ILERS,
pluied CKUET SfaNDs,
es for Cash les nea
October 2, 13964.
he “time has arrived" for Su »merside to be re-/
| presented by a uew candidate inthe shape of a
|Newsparen. The want of a convenient medium
of advertizing has been felt by the Mercantile com-
| munity for some years, and believing that we have
the sympathy of the Merchant as well as the Far
mer and the-Mechauic, we propose to offer to th
Material, aud they Lave given ns entire snfisfac-
tion. HENKY PALMER,
H. HASZARD,
peerees MOORE,
D. M. FRASER
Ch’ town, July 10, 1865, tf
North British and Mercantile
_ [nsurance Company
“ OF EDINBURGA AND LONDON.
id Accumulated Funds. - £2.304,512 710
| Annual Revenue, (1864) - 565.456 16 @
YHE Subscriber begs to intimate that be
has been appointed AGENT for the above
bxey eq 4 by Power of Attorney in his favor, and
lat he is prepared to transact
(Fire, Life, aud Anauity Business,
}oa the most liberal terms. In the Life Depart
| ment, the next declaration of Bonus will be made
on the close of the Books, on Sist December next.
}
ly
|
;
Terms of proposal apd every information will
furnished by
G. W. DEBLOIS,
Agent and Attorney.
{ rh" ‘town, Anz. 28, 1865. Gu jet
| OUR SPRING —
Importation
Per L C. OWEN and UNDINE,
ARE NOW READY FOR®
“ INSPECTION & SALE.
BEER & SONS,
NOTICE,
| PA ARTTIES indebted 10 the Estate of the
late GEO. F.C. LOWDEN, will take notice
ithat all debts dve the Estate, by note of band,
| book account, or otherwise, must be positively
paid before the close of the present year, as the
| books of the Estate ave to be wound ap at that
| time. Any accounts remaining un - after that
| date will he placed in the bands of a lawyer for
| collection. For the A: nate Ral ef
Ch'town, Sept. 25, 1865. till ist Jan
| Just on the Square,
NEW TOBACCO FACTORY
BUN MER CIDER
i“PMHE SUBSCRIBER having JUST
OPENED a FACTORY at SUMMERSIDE,
is prepared to supply Wholesale Customers with
the Island Manulactared TOBACCO, warranted «
wood article, at the very lowest pricea, and on the
most reasonable terms —and hopes his Factory,
being the first of the kind established in Prince
Conuty, will meet with liberal patronage from the
Traders and Merchaute of Summerside, and Prince
County geverally.
PATRIOK REALLY.
7 Summerside, July 31, 1865.
OATS! OATS!
‘Particular Notice to all whom it
way eoneeru,
MIE subscriber hereby g ves notice to
all persons indebted to him by
\NOTE OF HAND OR OTHERWISE,
that unless paymeut is made on or before the let
day of NOVEMBER next. he will, without farther
notice, sue for all amounts then dane.
M. LOWDEN,
Peale’s Brick Building, Queen St.
Sept. 18, 1865. (till Now. Let)
10 BBLS. Extra Siae FLOUR,
50 Bole — : agente Cavada Fivcr,
Fo:
OF ee POBERTS ECKART.
Angust 23, 1865.
KEROSENE OIL.
STOKE, and for sale low,
25 Bbls KEROSENE OIL.
J. ROBERTS ECKART.
August 14, 1565.
PITCH. PITCH,
130? BBL3. PifCH.
J. ROBERTS ECKART.
August 14, 1505
SALT.
NOW LANDING. ex Schooner Mansa
+" Fronka, from QUEBEC—
Oe Bags LIVERPOOL SALT.
For sale by
J. ROBERTS SCK ane,
ater Street.
Charlottetown, Sept. 2, 1865.
| English Malt Vinegar,
For — at
E. DAWSON'S.
TALLOW. TALLOW.
10 BBLS. TALLOW.
J. ROBERTS ECKART.
Aagust 14, 1865.
CORNMEAL. OORNMEAL,
15 {) Boles: CORN MEAT
a J. KOSERTS B-KART,
; Anguest 14, 1865
cae Range & ——— Lirates, ap
een RNR
tong tenmtnnganie
ji
ent
a 2:7,
Pf
ahs PO + Ps a ae
rik ENGLISH NEWS
rea ke. mM. S. Ca s arrived at Halifax on
M say ' wg just, atd a », and the Mail
j ike tm PB Latest. datea are to
t “ hut Tie I ‘ one went seems to
e} i pie ¢ Gisc ussieyn With kK x
% j Liis : wut i one seems tk
e hea “ ev rest i anve as
‘ eak i { ad Siates appear tye have
av ih to the overt e Geverhinnt
‘ al cow ¥, aex ing te ow organ
e\ ae wil t ‘ ‘say se 6
ry way
e464 -
We tended to have writte * a finale to ou
te editorial correspe denee, pebushed while off
the Island, some observations ree ecting the visit
et the teurtets f ithe Maritim Provinees to
Upper and Lower Canada. We find we hav
the matter will have sufficient fro shoess for our
next Ne. will depend upen what may {aospir
)
in the meantime. Sowe misunderstanding seews
‘ t : , rit im which the
te prevau regaraing the spit nica ie
"
‘ »diane Teceived 1 Quests Pubiic journa
in Hi ak dud SS J atiade e con i ot
genlicien Whe Were amongs, Ue Visitors—thave
ad jressed themeeives to this toy C Wilh great sue
cess: Whelber toe iis ide rtabding will con-
tiaue te prevail in this Lslaud is, perhaps, a matter
vi sina Cyuusequence
ae.
Tne SUMMERSILE JOURNAL, published by
Mesers. Bertram & Barnard, at Summerside,
wae issued fur the first time on Thursday last.
it ise neatly print d, and evinces much taste aud
j sdgment in the matter which fills its colume:
There ta every prospect of Ms being quite a& use-
ful “institution ™ to Prince Cou ty especially
and we hope the euterprise and energy of the!
publishers will be handsomely rewarded.
- oe
rue Hox. A. J. Smirn, who recently teok
the office of Attorney Geveral for New Brune-
wick, has been re-elected for Westiporland County
Without oppositiun. Some over zealous opponents
of Confederation set down the elec wu as a tri-
uiwmph of their views. We cannot see it in that
light. Only a tew months ago Mr. 8. was elected
by an overwhelming majori y in the same County
—abcut six bundred votes, we think—and it is
hardly likely that eo svon after bis seat could
be contested with any prespect of su cceas,
a ry
R FISHERIES.
WE are giad to learn that those ¢ our Deople
who have been engaged in the Fishing business
during the seasun now drawi g toa close have
wet with tery general suecess, and that a remu
nerative market is accessible to them in England
aud the United States, as well ag in the Provi Ces,
vy slips to the old country and steamers to
Bosten, & ¢.
We hope that our trade in this branch of in-
dustry will be wore fully developed next seasou,
oud that a larger amount of capital will be ew
ployed, in order that our own peuple may share
i the advantages which our America: neighbors
have been reaping for many years past, whilst
we Lave reuiained id/e¢ spectators
, ' -_ : P | +
We arn that Jas. MeCra " Esq merchant,
of tite City, has employed jaber and capital te a
ronsiderabie extent, at I son's Islaud, during
the past sumur the fis ¢ business, and is
tage it pay Verai laelTs vi a x
merchants Caariottetow Georgetown, Seu
Vi Ps P '
ve may meilio he UCR OF Oe fs uw vVease
which came wader our own personal o at
Sea preei ot woat may be aecouplis i
tuvalusble source of our wealth: That splendic
echeoener, the ff Treat, ( The, taste é vere
euamner voyage to the fishing growed, and
three weeks returned with a catch of wards ©
to) barreis of Mackere|, w were 6 g
ert} Queet "s Wharf a orva P|
stcuuwts to | - i fF. Treat
ugain te Lhe “ 2 i ss I
iereee Gira EN 2
ming ia some | " a i kK
backerel, the value « ‘ i is est
avert Ieenty tf usnnd a
It way be said that tue extraordinar: succes
his se leonet * wowing t
tact, courage, and ehill of ¢ apt. Clark
weil and faverat; ns “ ; “
a4 toaster of the S x Pa . :
port aud Peston pres ious « dave . ‘
CMI he hical iv du ny Ww ‘ he Very a
secured lace coufdcuce aud 1 spec of the wi ‘
public
We adwit that much depends upon the earefi
and jadiciois management of such men us Ca;
Clarke; and we trust there are nalives of this
sland wh t, @fler senune viper ence and “eclice
would be found to pessess all the necessary qua
ies tor Becoming successful rivals te their Ameri
can weighGouts in the prusecution of this brouch
of kc we industry
We sineerely trust that gnere of our wealth;
merchants will, during the approach winter
devote theic attention and some ot their spare Ob uy Gepas
cash te the building of fishing schooners, and
theredy employ their means to the prow m aod
tue general ponerse rity of the Colouy.—C om.
———_——— ~
Raitroad Suasu in Canapa. — We learn
from a late Canadiag paper that on the Gr!
instant @ terrible accident occurred at Strat-
ford, on the Grand Trunk Railway. A Strat-
turd paper of the eve ling of the 6th furnishes
the following particulars respecting the ac
cwlent:—
** The express train from Toronto, due here
atSa.m., was nearly two hours late, and
the fog being very thick, collided with a
freight train ‘rom the west with tremendou
furce. The effect of the concussion was such
a: to smash bute engines, the baggay« car,
and many of the freight cars, ae the en-
gine driver, Edward Dever:ll, on the spot,
badly imiuring the fireman, Vippans, a» well
ae the baggage master, Marry Donald, aad
injuring tow greater or less extent + veral
peasengers. The fremaa’s arm is broken
and hus back hurt fhe baggage master i+ thing
much cut about the face and bead, and is
ales injured in the = ck. Oneof the pussen-
gers, whoes name we could not learn. was
bruised about the ab and vtherwise ipjur-
ec. The burts of the other pussengers were
vt no very serious mature. It is somewliat
range that buth the engine driver und fire-
tan ol the treigt
The bight swi chman states that net with-
Steading the pon arrival of sles express on
time, be aren d instructions te let the frat ge
dua. * had hardly gone al has: ‘+t of a
mile unite way whea th ¢ ace ident hs ay od oe! OVer few. ut i
oT whieh you have presented tie
—~
The Qurbee Daily NX rs says! vat Mr C ater, us 24 earnest
Fepreseulag several capitalists, bas male a Ope
@al tw the Canadian Government tv purch * the
four Previne: al steamers for cash. 7 i? pia ate
fit up the Napoleon and Victoria with
eadine, and, metead of the present semt-uathiy
hue, eelablich a week! ¥ live between Q jebe :
Halifax. calling at Charlottetown, P E. Island
Bod talerimediate perts. Mr. Closter is thors
Convereant with the river and gulf trade. aod
Sssuciated with persons of meine. They aot
pate a largely increased trade it a permanet Li tie
im private bands ie opened oeiween Montre mad
the Lower Porta. The Merc ury eats thai Me
Closter waited on the Pre mer, and reecived
Very enewmiragement for the prevsecu.iou of the
eiterprise.— Halifax Express
——-
A late deapatch *ays that on Sunday last two
Sery severe ehocksul vari bauake were experienced
im the « city of San Francisco, California, ca siny
Beat coum ernation ainenget the eilizens. Bb
ngs tucked, walle cracked, and cornices and
CWuiney’ a fell. The entire poptlation 4) ited eer
muses and churches and weut intu the streets.
- —_——-, ~
A Crows OF GOLD of a corenet of pearls ix the
Privilege of few tu have, but a y lady caa rejvice
fa glorious bead of hair—Nature’s own d tet
td title to dig: tity—by the use of Mas. s. A
Annee 8 World Hair Restorer an d Z; lobalsan, ui,
© Hair Dressing Every Deuggist sella ticu
wetom, ageut lor PE. Isiaud
~ atin.
e ihe Rerque : Und tue, Kickham, Master, ith
wd ad thie Port, arrived bere of W cure ay
t fast. in 29 dave fren Live (
A rpool—experie ced
¥ Seles during the whels
paseouge
ADDRESS TO THE REY MR. TRUDELLE
the fullowing Addreee
‘om mittee and M ‘nl
» Have learned with
the k wrtiedge of this
penieral, that every
} —— the extreme modesty and abne-
li Which ch ari tetersie
the “language ot direct enlogy,
may not be qriite
to afford us upon
present occasion
leased to bear with
highly prized benefits which you
have conferred upon us.
In the first place, allow us
own + sent aud future sp a i
~loa very great extent,
the cou ty and hi appr ess ot others.
toa state of eflicier
aS and mle 4 in
d improvement also,
long be pleasaatly
i} ippy eonecord of ailit
James Dorsay
De
aunet close my report Without saying a few words
oncerning the cavairy arm of
alwest i men to keep our cavalry
will
biti
ali merchants and drugs
jenut lo Convince me
of the high value you set upow that divine art.
The efficieney «hich the
of St. ; tained during iy ce
nection will
Conc
Nervous Debility
* the liduas of every Caileo-
isa bedy, must ieel proud wheo they
erring stich @ great Devel ou religion.
struaiion,
ree
Lest lucy
it train escaped. (
your Charity Concerts.
troll ed by
bth
: aud esteem tor mec
dye, Bid Bia
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL,
Practicai Cieuast,
[= For Sale by all deale
up my prayers Ubat G nd may Diess
pper | yuu wilt
‘ b nds,
1 rewain, iy Cear iriends,
Atier the transact
House was, on ncotion of R. Heartz, Esq,, brought
under the cousideration at the Couucil, aud. ater
seme discussion, a Kesulution was adapted to he
ee end ul sins quare, aud that tenders
+ issued jaomnediate iy
. C vuucillur Grecken vuly
iw, submitted by Silas Barua “di.
ap » Were eXaimined, a
teud tor the purpuse of taking acUvuu vii ite ‘Mar- Harbor,
: ket House qUecslivi.
he Commercial
Riehmond, Va
tracts be
d
hatin the better days ot
attended to y igorously,
® administration of wen tw Mr. Lincoln}
introduced to Washington manne
Vi
+}
‘
‘
he Wi
Senators 2 by the beard,
rt
ap arousel in t!
on its entry into Paris.
the departure, about that ti me, in the sha
of Southern population,
queens of Washington socie ty, tended ys to
“et passion to spread, until the
Whole atm a | here
became taint ‘d with the miasma of
sence of clowns arr: ayed in broad-eloth, ett
talked at its oc ‘upant by the hy ur together,
exactiy aa they ure
allow the soc ial
Joboson, = rained
Stablisiment for res} ectability,
son has unf ertun ate ly
ad influences,” &e.
LarGe Caren or
of last week nine boats,
th
i
210 P
space ol time, ever
averages OUVUU to each eee — Weekl y.
i
Several lote of P
Owen Connoliy, Exq, and others in Chariette-
town, have lately realized fi
barrel, in Halifax.
ee Ee ——
The fine juniper-built ship Ocean Pearl, launched
a few weeks since from a sl
James Yeo, classed
cleared from this port |:
hi, to load, She is i
> » |
argest vessel ever laune
Summerside Journal.
—— SO
Supreme Covert
f the Grand Jurors ockntg
As our readers can judge for thems
revity of he term, ¢
th attend ¢t
Tt Dasiness tO 4 i
rd red In a prosecuti
ve of bis duty Prisone
ibove named, inform us that they r
mittances from foreign countries now t
i
silver and gold — Lowell ( Mass
2
>
“QFFICIAL REPORT”
jn a recent report to the Was
1
partinent, Makes use of the fo
One of our Generals,
oss bie tor ¢
aud artillery bersesin g
and long rides without
would therclure suggest tv you thata
CONDITION POWDER
be issued to every cavalry aud artillery soldier.
Tue cost is comparatively small, taking into con-
sideration the price oj
rience that they will pn
pirits, but they can trave
with their aid. Let this t
The Genera) is correct
stuck in good conditivu wit
Carlton’s Condition Powders.
» them a fuir rags 90 you wi ngs pp
beoolle dasttel Ole the
ws Powpers » tad take
ats ibenghont the known
Wourid. Get our Almanac
HUNNEWELL’S
The real necessity lor
was two-fold, and well
necessity has been met.
maiural Quiate for all e¢
and .
‘
raigu, Rheumatic, aie
Wilbout preducing any
effects of Opium or prepurations of Opium, but a
soiplaint, would feave
t
“or Toe th and Earache,
Headache, tor the euff: ring 3
Distress after Eating,
£i fallible. Lt is the production of aceiebraied herb
trou: Jndia, pert ethy
action, and by conti
nd the greatest neersery
fdener wi iarge hinders
a tuerowvea kiow ledge of medicine, and
=
tt
sceepted with perfect co
r i '
fret every species of
mest periect laws in Materi:
; . ? oft:
and Diptheria are effee
.
W. R. Wartsoyx, T
SKINNER, Ageuts in Cha
I
Hotvoway’s Piucs tor tn
and Licer Complaints —
the
guv derangement of
orgave of digestion, should have ree
low ay's Pris, as there ist
} acts upon these particular complaints ath such
vertaiu suceess. They
ne stomach, ierease
blead, and correct deprave “d se
coinpaiils they remove their primary cause, ai ud
svon festere the patient to seund bealib.
L
yous of sica fc sdaches, aud depression ul epirite,
pay be speedily relieved
Pills. They are compose
i ag
out the admixture of
HheXheus suuslance,
efficaciwus.
I
SoLorers and Or Fic
exposed ta sudden chat
ipplied with “ Brown's Bro
they give prompt relief iu a Cold,
> Irritated Throat.
—_——
Paivate Thomas my
Detachment of the Loe
recently tukea ou beard
avd brought to this City
last, Where ie awalts bis trial,
» has been oameeied by Gen |
eral Terry for libellous seg
ssue of dep tember 30.
ded uy the animus of ph sheet :—
**Doubtlees Mr, Johnson's De moer
fencies and education make him le
to enforce those little punctillios of etiquette
ee re "ae bhe were
wur, illiterate and evarse cust vs of f the party
at had elee ted } im to olbee.
ite ilouse with sales steading te
iat of the barbarians who eptered R ube in|
her dk ce) ine, and plucked grave and rever end |
or with something of |
@ insolent air of @or nee joer whieh Un-|
‘olf and his boorish C
train of the allied ; army
Lhe coincidence
fallen heir to these
Mackerer.—On
each having ft om four te
six men, from Mr. I. C. Hall's Vishing Establish- |
ineot, on Robinson's
Jifty-four thousand large
sherinens’ parlance 350
iwked Barre ls of these fine fish.
boat came in at 4 o'clock in the afte rnoon, and by
S o'clock next meroing all the Mackerel were
split and salted. This was the
Mackerel, for the n menber ol
f YGO tons, and the
hed—iu Priuce Couaty.
Friends and relatives ure respectfully rate Sg to
t
ow Campbell, Hump)
t
Rt tet '
su OT SL@Piiel ODIACK,
DP
rai
}
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2454
-ith vear of his age, James, the eldest son of Mr.
Donald McMillan, miller, of Wood Islands
tion of the h
Pay J Mi
i fartoer, With more ease,
No wan can keep his
Nos
GEUKGE ‘TOWN
wres under crop, iu a bigh state of cultivation,
producing in the rotation of last year ubout 20 tons |
of Hay, and other crops in proportion. A couven
this splendid preparation
t =. how this
jelitalad pied
tlenulag
ip tbat, shonid
j Nerrous or Coton
'
uurches, and thali Commanni
‘ : >
preparail “i has the noest
ww Wish of the proprietor
vy Us greatest }
Ex Schooner “ Blue Wave.” Those STOVES
cS A good assertmentfof Fall and Winter Goods. |
d of rare balsames,
8. T.—1860—X.
Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak-
| ness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of |
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, consti-
pation, &c., deserve to suffer if they will not try
the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS,
| Which are now recommended by the highest medi-|
cal authorities aud warranted to produce an
immediate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
*greeable, perfee:ly pure, and must supercede all
| other tonies where a healthy, gentle stimulant is
required.
| They purify, strengthen and iavigorate.
| They create a healthy appetite.
| They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
| Shep overcome effvcts of dissipation and late hours.
| They strengthen the sytem and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
| They purity the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Diarrheea and Cholera Morbus,
pew cure Liver Complaintand Nervous Headache. |
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
liant, and are exhausted nature’s great restorer,
Phey are composed of the celebrated Calisaya
| bark, wintergreen, sassufras, roots and herbs, all
| preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix rum, For
particulars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware of impostors. Examine every bottle.
See that it bas an unmutilated metal cap over top
| of each bottie, and green label, for exportatien,
| around each neck. See descriptive Cireular around
| each bottle.
aurgest ¢ ateh e {|
P.H. DRAKE & CO.
New Yorx,
May 1, 1865. 6ms
Married,
At the residence of the bride's father, on Wednes
Frame, Mr And-ew MeGregor, of Lot 16,to Isubel
second dat wh ter of Humphrey McLaren, Esq., of
| the same p!
On the 12 inst., at the resi yeary of Theoph a
DesBrisay, Esq., Spring Park, by the Rev. L. ¢
Jenkios, Benjamin DesBrisay, Esq , Barrister-at
Law, to Flora Me ‘Donal a, vounge st daugliter of |
Lieut. Col. P. D. Stewart, Adjatant General, of |
this City.
Died,
At St. Andrew's Point, on the 9th inst . after a
few days illyess of bruin fever, Captain Joun }
| WiGutMan, feoarth son of the Hon. Jose ph Wight
wan, aged 21 years, He was a young man of great
promise, and bis death is deeply rege ued by a
large number of relatives, friends and acquain-
Tances
|
|
j
|
|
At the residence of her son in-law, J.B Coope |
|
a.
;
aqr, Sydney Str eet, affer a very brief eg
CHanvorre, relict of the late Samuel Ba wall,
Esqr, merehant ae this City, in the 8¥th yer ir of }
er ave Fune ral on Ti ulvsday uext, at 2 p-
ttend.
At Pinette, on the 16th ult., of Water on the
hb, Younyest oe hter of Alexander ane Eu- | |
themia Mc D mnald awed 2 years and 8 mount)
At Harm: my C others. Lot 67. on the 29th oles, of |
seirlet fever and sore throat, Robert S., the be-|
lover d son of Robe “ats und M: miles Irving, aged | j afford to sell very cheap, 1 my motto being
1 QU ICK SALES anni
S years and 2 months
At Bombay. on the 25th December last, in the |
}
At cmc 9 wists on the Sth inst., of Asthma. |
{Mr James Cairns, of Duwfries, Scotland aged 7
‘ years }
At Charlottetown, on the 9th inst., of inflamma
ings, Louisa de la Cour DesBrisay,
PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
ARRIVED,
Oct. 10—Seh. Mount Ve non, Caw ple ll, Pieton ;
| Barque Eupress, os ‘ holson, Bactouche
Brigt Aricl, Moran, Ke hbatoam, lineatune.
ch. Margaret Ani, Boilong, do.. stone Ava,
l ser. Sch. Perseverance, Powell, Richi
i deal :
Oct. 190—Sch. Elizn, MeDonald, Boston: oats
I— Villave Belle, Kineh, Piet mm: bal Ferah
ley, = Pierre ; plank Willian Henry, De-
ey, Halifax, oats
Arrivals in Enrope from Hence.
Liverpool, Sept. 2l—Eudith Haviland 24—David |
nou. 2—Oceola 30- Loading David Cannon
Fulmonth, Sept. Lt At istin
Ll) = ir Sail wd 1. for P. E. Island
LN LLL LOA oer
Tea ’ i si
“al
"E*O be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY. the 25th October,
instant, at Il o'clock, A. M., in trent of the Racers iy
Subscriber's SaLe RooM, QUEEN Sraucer, just| * Buty.
iauded trom Barque Undine, rom LIVERVOOL:
25 Chests TEA,
25 Half Do. Do.’
(WARRANTED GOOD.)
WM. MCGILL, Auctionser, | PLANK HOUSE,
16th October, 1465.
In the Narket.
lw H
t nog a has received instractions | Gy)
ell by Pusric Auctios. on MONDAY.' GARDEN,
the Vth } NOVE MBEK NEXT, at the residence of | Trees, and pai lings al the Bh ey
ONALD McAULAY, Feqr, in the Royalty of | the purchase
GEORGETOWN, the following
*"asture Lots: For farther particulars plense upply to the owuer,
on Whe pretiiscs.
. 212, 222. 2384. 245, 246 and 393. each}
ntaining Fight
LIGHT ACKES of FREEHOLD LAND.
in the Royalty, lying aud being within about two
miles from, and fronting ou the main Post Road to, | axle;
Of this ance Property there are abont 50
) by 28 ft, 12 ft post. is on the premises, underneath
ich there is a large frost-proof Cellar; a never iz a fair
«t
ailing Wel il of pesetians: Water is contizuous tu
re
et ue Ww “B. ARN, 15 by
26 ft, 15 ft post, stands at a
proper distance from the mausion, aua the whole
, surrounded by a beautiful grove of wood
This property being brought to the hammer pro
duces a chance seldom to be had in this locality, for |
uy gentleman of ordinary means, to settle down in
pie asant, couvenlent, at tractive situxtion
within easy access of au every day market; advan
res of seminary edueati ion, Dational dissenting j
ition tWice a Week
j ; > >
ake place at U1 o’edock, a.m eg Perms
liberal, and made kvuown at time of sale
W. SANDERSON, Auctioueer.
Georgetown. Oct. 16, 1865
YARMOUTH
IMPROVED SITOVES.|
Tr’ — nee ce as thi es week received |
ry, afull and complete cargo
ele ed
c tii B ox and Franklin
STOVES
KOTICE OF REMOVAL
NEW STORE!
RB. BENJAMIN: DAVIES woul!
REMOVIC
BUSINESS TO Hits
NEW STORE.
NOW FITTING UP IN
QUEEN STREET,
between Mr. Hrann’s and Messrs, G &
QUEEN SQUARE,
He wonld announce that the New
isth day ef October,
when he will offer for s
STOCK
laily expected to arrive from BRITAIN and other
*s, not to be excelled in
STABILITY OR STYLE,
probably not eqnalled
LOWEST PRICES,
He would intimate that he will continue to |
uphold the RULE laid down some years ago
|in not making any reduction from the prices |
|as marked, but a discount will be allowed for
CASH PAYMENT in cases of large pur
; : | chases when the Good
lay evhing, the 4th inst, by the Rev. W.R.|™ es when the Guods are delivered,
DAVIES embrac "es this opportunity to than ke |
his sF riends and Ci
j
|
he feels pleasnre
tw TAKE NOTICE
Charlottetown, Oct. §
Look out for alee wanes waaed while
tho Bell sell rings.
J, WALDRON,
Cherhitiian:
}town, bounded as follows, that ir to say
| mencing on the northwestward edge of Grafton
eosanienibine bereg~ at the division line between Town Lots SV
WISH to inform the public that 1 howe
received by late arrivals a Furtire ar larye
of GLASSWARE,
Queen Str aa:
A large quantity of Cutlery, eg of :—
Ki lives and Forks,
ut tnasinaly sass prices. |
of PAP E I C OL LAks,
[> KEROSE NE Ol, on'y 4s. per sothi
ALSO — W atches| and ee
10 wter! ling worth of ‘pied cry) U LES tY-
above — wil ‘ be pold wholesale or!
B.— Country fits alers wi ay do well to eal!
and examive my stock Ww
Valuable } Freehold Property.
that VALUABLE
jand PREMISES sivimted on the corner
ae Vibg a frontave of ¢
PRICK HOU SE.
3 stories h hich. ancl I as Mae
if
: offered on that day |
Valuable Farm for Sale!
* JOUN, PRICKETT is!
‘his FREEHOLD PRO-
situate d ou the ‘bei KLEY Point Roap
YO} OR SE “RIE:
‘ cnsiebed’s of :—
be Acres of Land,
ten of which are ander cultivation, and the remain-
der : j ! : i
fe lid en _. Lhonse is divided into five apartments,
‘ + " 1 ] i labove and tl ree below, with double flooring. aiid
Another Valuable Property | ithe flooring of Bedrooms are grooved and tongned
| ere is an excellent Ww ell of Water at the Poret
shit nygled all over,
gines oie »we over the doors ;
smildings, Ww ith about halfans ac reof a stead
Inoney can remain anpaid
years on intere 1
Acres. and being in all FORTY The following Stock,"Implements, &c:
, pay Sis as se 1 Horse. about 8 years old, of the Salidin breed,
Likewise FOL R PASI URE LOTS warranted cound in vente
adjoining said Property, constituting a FARM
El i VY Acres, considered part of the best Land Dart lam pkg
; sth i Cait ory tet
i Wayon and Harness, i
rows, : Drag Rake, ‘ '
be Bowl Bac ‘hs and Chains,
. limb and eyesight,
dy ] pair Har-
1 Box and Wood)
te igt
| pee “e y,
For Stock and Implements, all sums over £5,
santly situate DWELULL NG-HOUSE, | six months credit on approved Joint Notes.
The above A pp. men oe , will be offered for sale.
25th Ocrosen next,
a ral
Lop, |
Sudo
ci
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ROSMAVG
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-asoy) pur fuodn spary siq gnd ura @
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cannot be beat for
Durability. Neatuess and eerenny: fEXHE MAILS for GREAT BRITAIN.
’ the Witst INDIES and NEWFOUND
, until further notice. be made up and
forwarded from the General Post Office, Charlotte-
‘twelve mouths’ credit on approved . fetergry ns f alteruate MUNUAY MORNING, at |
SUPPLEMENTARY MAILS will also be for
| warded the fytlow mg WEDNESDAY evening at
K. J. CLARKE, | 3 o'clock,
Oct. 16, 1865. Orwell Cheap Store |
e only Stoves imported bere hat give
se
Notes.
-
Vessel fer Sale or Charter.
Dd Tae fine vew Brigantine Rival.
of 210 tons register, vow lying in
Charlottetown. If not sold, will char
ter to loud Grauiu for tne Kaygiish
sarket or the Cuited States !
owner, CLEMENT WHITE, er}
i ,
tue Ufhice of t late Mr. Peake.
theais : 1869 v day,
tuber 16,
3 G (he pad on or before +!
, to dames Mvutaucan
*t -
A. L persons yd to the subscriber. | or at the vans Bask
whose amounts are due, ure req rested to come
mid make arruunygemeuts fur the s
nective accounts on or befure the FIRST OF
of thei
NUVEMBER NEXT, otherwise lezal weasures}
lll be adupled ivr Lucit leo Very.
J. W. PICKARD.
Yi
Sept. 18, 1265.
.
’ faction, aud are now ctueed tor sale | LAND. i
Low for c Talteg Merchantable Produce, or
MONDAY, ‘October 9,
L. C. OWEN, Postuaster General.
General Post Oifice. Ch'town, Oct ;
T A MEETING of the President ani
Directors of the Saumerside Bank. i
was resolved a Cxzl)
belders for 30 per cent of the sebscribed Stock, to
¢ first Cav of DECEMBER:
TANTED, 7” an experi lenead person, ,
4 Situxtivn as SAL, ESMAN «
joe ia a Dey Goudy Srare.
* Cxanlgar” Ofce.
PX)!
‘MILL PROPERTY
at MONTAGUE.
“ Happy may the maid be that s married to a Milles
For tuir day or foul day he’s a’ bringing tll her.
.! — TRAD
| (UAT EXCPLLENT SPT of MILLS OVER SHOES,
wned by MRS. JANE CAMERON, oi
| 1426 PAIRS)
| Mens', Womens’, Misses’ &- Childrens
INDIA RUBBER
| MONTAGUE, close > the valuable aud «xteusive FUR SALE VERY CHEAP AT THE
| Property of the Hon, J. ALDOUS, consisting of
| First Class Grist Mill,
Iw with Three Pairs of Superior Stones, capable o
grinding all kinds of Grain, and producing Flot
}
Meal of any grade—together with a comme:
diows and weil finished KULN. A’ anpert
ta
P. E. ISLAND
Beot & Shoe Factory.
‘
ur |
” >
SAW MILE oid SHINGLE MILL, GEO. NICOLL.
both new aud in excellent working order, Alse Charlottetown, Oct. 9, 1965, din
Properties are sitnated comprises TWIN
SEVEN (27) ACRES, of good quality, ies
Farm can easily be made larger by any perso
lesirous to do so, as there are 100 acres of vaj
able land adjoining, owsed by Mr Lemuel Phillif
who feels dispused to sell should a favourable of
porty nit y offer, On the whole, thia P roperty 3
nye eeabal, fronting as it does on th
& new | Montague River, whose watezs convey both Grain
a COMPORTABLE Dwelling Flouse, |
properly finished. ‘The LAND on whieh nm
cleared, and in a good state of cultivation. ‘This
KEROSENE OIL!
In Store, and for Sale ‘low,
20 Bbis. Kerosene Of
ALso ———
y.|
|
-
!
|
y |
|
considered by cumnpetent judges to be most ad-| WHITH WINE VINEGAR,
e Ketailing cheap for Cash,
ind Lumber to withit a stone’s throw of the G. D, WRIGHT.
facilities. It may not be out of place here to men-
tion that the Hon. the * Comurissioner of Lands
Mills; and the convenient and good roads leading _Kent Street, Oct. 9, 9, 1865. bh iw iw
from these Mills to all parts of the County, and ~
through old and highly cultivated settlements, Eloop kirts!
need but be mentioned to be fully appreciated by
any person acquainted with the Falue of such
BOOTS & SHOES!
—than whem no person should be a better judg ma L I V E R P 00L HOU SE,
saw in close proxioity to this Property a site on
which te invest a large amount of capital, feeling NOW OPENING
{
sure that it furnished those numerous advantage
l required to make a desirable and permanen
residence.
|
ce The terms on which the above valuable
| Property will be disposed of will be as follow
| ifalf the purchase money to be paid down the in
of sale, and the balavee can remain secured on
option of the pure haser.
|} the Property for one, two or three years, at the
Per Greyhound, from BOSTON,
A Solect Assortment of
Ladies’ and Misses’ Hoop Skirts,
all sizes and qualities, selling at the lowest rates.
6G Cases Ladies’ and Children’s
Parties desirous of treating for the above, ear ‘ BOOTS and SUOES,
lo so, by private contract, up to the
| i8th day of October next ensuing,
-ton which day, at 12 o'clock, noon’ (if dot pre
try Friends, for the Kup ort bestowe d on him while | } viodsly sold), it will be offered
jin business, and trusts he will ensnre their future : r
offering good articles for
LOW PRICES,
jand by bestowing that attention,
i —|in offering to those who patronise his establish-
d at Auction,
F. P. NORTON, Auctioneer,
_ Georgetow n, 25th August, leis. isl
VALUABLE PROPERTY
_ Charlottetown for Sale!
VO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, or
TUESDAY, the Thirty-first (31st) day of OC
Pry next, 1865, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon.
tthe COLONIAL BUILDING. in€ harlottetown,
of . his Island, bearing date the 26th day of January |
papuntint to a License duly granted for that Murpose |
| by his Honor the Snrrogate and Judge of ’robate |
(in all qualities )
Men's and Children’s CLOTU aad FUR
HATS and CAPS,
ALSO,
—|A Supply of SPICES and GROCERIES,
suitable for the qpesent and coming-season.
Selling at the LOWEST Market rates,
WHOLESALE and RETAalh,
AT
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| PThemas’s Old Stand,
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Great George Street.
WILLIAM FULL,
, 1865 — ALL the Right, Title and Interest of | October 2, 1865,
WILIAAM SMARDON, late of Charlottetown, in | ———— greene ns i Tia gin
Queen's Conuty, in Prince Edward Island, deceas
led, in and to All that part of TOWN LOT “©: 35
in the third hundred of Town Lots in Crarlotte-
-—Com
Nos 35 and 36, in the third hundred of Town Lots:
thence following the course of suid division line
| NEW ENGLAND
Rosfing Agency
OF P. E. ISLAND.
E, the undersigned, do bereby wore 4
that Mr. E.R. TAYLOR has ea
north west wardly, for the distance of fifty-eight the covering of our buildings with his ihoohag
| feet; thence at a right angle with said division line
| Weatwardly, for the distance of thirty-seven feet
six inches, to the eastward edge of aright of wav -
| thenas following the course thereof south wardly
vht feet, and southeastwardly fifty-one feet to
me 2 Grafion Street; thence following the conrse
j «@ the same eastwardly forty-one feet six inches tc
| the place of commencement,
ALSO, all the Right, Title, and Interest of the
jsxid late William Smardon, deceased. in awd to ali |
that other part or nortion of suid roi a N LOT No
35, ia the said th ird hundred of Town Lets in
Chariattetown. thus described, Sead is to say
Commencing at the Southwest any ule of the exid
Town Lot, on the north west edge of said Grafton
Street; thence following the course of the north
le — edge of Great Georye Street northwest war rdly,
‘or the distance of eighteen feet six inches: thence
| by a tight angle line the rewith northeastwardly
thirty-five feet six inches, or wutil it meets the
southwest edge of the right of wav; thence fo!
lowing the course thereof southeast ws EP eighteen |
feet six inches to said Grafton Street: thence fol.
lowing the course of the same south weet wardly
j thirty five feet six inches to the place of com
mnencement
ALSO, all the Rig! Title and Interest of the
| said late Ww Hliam Sm na deceased, in and to a
| Right of Wav, eight teet in breadth, and in length
thirty-eight feet, or therentonts, leading from
4 é ~ » ort t ‘oud 7 v a“ No
XO be sold by PRIVATE CONTRACT | Srafton Street, north we ard. through youn § t No}
35, aforesaid; and all ether rigbta of the said late!
William Smardon, in, 6, or in respect of, or in}
connection wit!
suid Towa Lot No. 35
For fart>er particulars and terms of Sale, apply
‘Ito either of the subscri ers Exec wtore of tlie last
a Wiil of the suid late Wi
im Smarc
THOMAS DAWSON spe '
JOSEPH HENSLEY, § “*ecutore.
Charlottetown, Sept. IL, 1865.
TS The above valnable Premises “seg” e nee a
f the ten] Estate of the Inte Willia -
nud comprise the Saddlery store formerly oeenpied
|
hy him, the Brighton Denet, aud the place of busi
ess at present ocenpied by Mr_ D_ MeRae
PROSPEC , s U 5 | _Ch'town, Lith Mag, 1865.
OF THE
—|Summersitle Journal,
The title of a Newspaper to be published in
October nert.
| iT ME and Tide wait for no man. Onward |
they rush, ye te] everything before them
| If allowed to get behind time, business drives the}
| individual; if.on the other hand, affairs are managed |
arightand attended to betimes, prospe rity and wealth | WM CUNDALL.
row ard him, and as the resnit of industry he sees |
| bis business thrive and his interests progress. To!
| prove these proposit jons to be trne, let auy
} thoughfal man look at the position which Summer-
sipg holds to day Its progress during the lat few
years, asthe result of perseverance, is nnparatleted
iby any other place in P. E. Island, and probably
by any in the Colonies. It now flourishes with a
| popualatir m of nearly ow thousand inhabitants,
which it has acquired almost wholly within the
\ last ten years, whilst its Commercial interests are
second to none in the Island, with the exception of |
| Charlottetown. }
la view of the above facts, ajl will admit that
|
public the
** Summerside Journal.”?
Tue Jovurnat will be independent in polities, but |
| will dare to assert truth and denennce error; be
i lieving that all lawa, whether statute or social,
’| mnst be founded apon the immutable and eternal
| laws of justice and equity.
Whilst Tue Jounnar will alwars lean towards !
| the cause of the oppressed. still its columns will bei 7
| open to the voice of the op pressor , whore right to!
| be heard in defence will newer be denied, so long
| as all personalities are avoided.
Tre Jorrxav will ever advocate the interests of
Commeace and AcricvuLturer, to which our Island |
| looks as ite principal resources; and as our ciren- }
| lation becomes increased, we will devote a portion
| of onr space to Edacation, Science and Art.
Lhe yellow ledves remiud as that winter draws
nigh, and during the long evenings, as the lights
flash from a thoasand parlors, where reign peace
pleasure and content, we will eudeavor.so preseut
the means for the family cirele to enjoy a pleasant |
hour in perusing ronr selections of Literature, Poetry, }
Fan, &c., which we will endeavor to muke ns |
amusing and innocent as possible.
As an advertis.ng medium, Tue Jovuryar will be
found to offer extra inducements, as well to Char-
lottetown as to Summerside, being the ouly paper |
i published i in the © ounty, and being located in the |
widst of a large and wealthy A wap pop mlation
Tae Jovasar will be published weekly at ONE
| DOLLAR (68 3d per anuam, in advance. or Seven |
| Shi‘lings and six pence ($!. 20) half iu advance. |
The following geutlemen will art as Agents for}
ithe *SumMensipe Jovugnar,”’ and are authorized
to take the names of sabswribers and receive mouies |
on our acconut.
Charlottetown—W. E Pawson. Eeq., Merchant,
Mr. Henry Harvie, firm of Laird & Harvie.
Bed deq tte — Major Ww rig! +. E =q-
St. Eleanor’s—W. T. me ant & Co.
Margate— Reuben Tuplin, Esq.
New London— Pidgeon & Stewart.
Cascampec—Ben}j. Rogers, Esq.
Tryon—George Mattart. E “|
Geor getown—-A. Lelir rocque, Esq.
Versou River—Mr. G. Vickersun.
JOSEPH BERTRAM. i
HENRY BARN CRD. Pregristers.
Sammerside, Septensber L&th, 185
NOTICE.
LL persons having any legal claims
ZR agaiuet the Estate of the late Joux Brake
deceased, will please hand in their accounts to the
subscriber for settiement; aud all those indebted
ta the said Estate will please cali and settle their
accounts immediately.
: PATRICK BLAKE.
Ch'town, Sept 18, 1865
The snbseriber begs to notify his friends that the
business will in future be curried on by bi
BL AKE.
China & Giassware.
2 mete CHINA D#3EURT SETs,
De TEA Do
2 don-agserred GORLETS & TUM! ILERS,
pluied CKUET SfaNDs,
es for Cash les nea
October 2, 13964.
he “time has arrived" for Su »merside to be re-/
| presented by a uew candidate inthe shape of a
|Newsparen. The want of a convenient medium
of advertizing has been felt by the Mercantile com-
| munity for some years, and believing that we have
the sympathy of the Merchant as well as the Far
mer and the-Mechauic, we propose to offer to th
Material, aud they Lave given ns entire snfisfac-
tion. HENKY PALMER,
H. HASZARD,
peerees MOORE,
D. M. FRASER
Ch’ town, July 10, 1865, tf
North British and Mercantile
_ [nsurance Company
“ OF EDINBURGA AND LONDON.
id Accumulated Funds. - £2.304,512 710
| Annual Revenue, (1864) - 565.456 16 @
YHE Subscriber begs to intimate that be
has been appointed AGENT for the above
bxey eq 4 by Power of Attorney in his favor, and
lat he is prepared to transact
(Fire, Life, aud Anauity Business,
}oa the most liberal terms. In the Life Depart
| ment, the next declaration of Bonus will be made
on the close of the Books, on Sist December next.
}
ly
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;
Terms of proposal apd every information will
furnished by
G. W. DEBLOIS,
Agent and Attorney.
{ rh" ‘town, Anz. 28, 1865. Gu jet
| OUR SPRING —
Importation
Per L C. OWEN and UNDINE,
ARE NOW READY FOR®
“ INSPECTION & SALE.
BEER & SONS,
NOTICE,
| PA ARTTIES indebted 10 the Estate of the
late GEO. F.C. LOWDEN, will take notice
ithat all debts dve the Estate, by note of band,
| book account, or otherwise, must be positively
paid before the close of the present year, as the
| books of the Estate ave to be wound ap at that
| time. Any accounts remaining un - after that
| date will he placed in the bands of a lawyer for
| collection. For the A: nate Ral ef
Ch'town, Sept. 25, 1865. till ist Jan
| Just on the Square,
NEW TOBACCO FACTORY
BUN MER CIDER
i“PMHE SUBSCRIBER having JUST
OPENED a FACTORY at SUMMERSIDE,
is prepared to supply Wholesale Customers with
the Island Manulactared TOBACCO, warranted «
wood article, at the very lowest pricea, and on the
most reasonable terms —and hopes his Factory,
being the first of the kind established in Prince
Conuty, will meet with liberal patronage from the
Traders and Merchaute of Summerside, and Prince
County geverally.
PATRIOK REALLY.
7 Summerside, July 31, 1865.
OATS! OATS!
‘Particular Notice to all whom it
way eoneeru,
MIE subscriber hereby g ves notice to
all persons indebted to him by
\NOTE OF HAND OR OTHERWISE,
that unless paymeut is made on or before the let
day of NOVEMBER next. he will, without farther
notice, sue for all amounts then dane.
M. LOWDEN,
Peale’s Brick Building, Queen St.
Sept. 18, 1865. (till Now. Let)
10 BBLS. Extra Siae FLOUR,
50 Bole — : agente Cavada Fivcr,
Fo:
OF ee POBERTS ECKART.
Angust 23, 1865.
KEROSENE OIL.
STOKE, and for sale low,
25 Bbls KEROSENE OIL.
J. ROBERTS ECKART.
August 14, 1565.
PITCH. PITCH,
130? BBL3. PifCH.
J. ROBERTS ECKART.
August 14, 1505
SALT.
NOW LANDING. ex Schooner Mansa
+" Fronka, from QUEBEC—
Oe Bags LIVERPOOL SALT.
For sale by
J. ROBERTS SCK ane,
ater Street.
Charlottetown, Sept. 2, 1865.
| English Malt Vinegar,
For — at
E. DAWSON'S.
TALLOW. TALLOW.
10 BBLS. TALLOW.
J. ROBERTS ECKART.
Aagust 14, 1865.
CORNMEAL. OORNMEAL,
15 {) Boles: CORN MEAT
a J. KOSERTS B-KART,
; Anguest 14, 1865
cae Range & ——— Lirates, ap
een RNR
tong tenmtnnganie
ji
ent