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Extensive Sale—John Clay

Fishing Property—Benj. Rogers
Gireat Clearance Sale—J. L. Uolman
Leasehold Farm—Jolin Pearson.
Strayed—Geo. W. Wixgins.
Notice—G. W. Denies

(an om

~y HE English Mail was received here
cu a roiilay last. ‘Tho latest dates are to
the 18th January. In another column
will be found 2 Summary of the latest
news.

te Bens. Rovers, Esq., advertises in
y's paper his extensive fishing station,
"A good chance is now offered to uy
son W Wishing to engage in this branch oi
business,

re” We learn that fodder is very scarce
to the Westward, and it is thought that
mutiny eattle will dic for want of it before
the Spring. Down this way todder is
pretty plenty.
Evper D. Awrorp will preach
in the Christian Meeting House on
Lord’ 's day next. at 11 o'clock in 1 the morn-
ing and at 64 o'clock in the evening.

‘Tho obsequies of Maximilian were con-
‘eluded in Vienna on the evening of the
19th Jannary, with great pomp, and the
remains were consigned to their last rest-
ing place

Mr. Richard Howatt lately waited upon the
Rey. John G. Cameron, and in behalf of the
‘Tryon section of his congregation, presented
him with a very handsome sleigh, accompan-
ied by an address expressive of their strong
attachment and cordial esteem, ‘The sleigh
is valued at £14 10s.—Presbyterian.

i= Tur last “‘ Royal Gazette” contains a
proclamation calling the Legislature for the
dispatch of business on the 4th day of March. i

i

“ZBILAND I LODGE,

A Lodge of Free nnd a Accepted Masons un-
der Charter from the Grand Lodge of Eng-
land was organized at Alberton, on Thursday
evening the 80th Jan., instant, under the name
of Zuttaxp Lopor, No. 1200, R. E.

‘The Lodge was opened by Pastmaster
John Yeo, Esq, acting 1. G. M., who pro-
ceeded to install the Ollicers for the current
yeur, as follows:

Bro. Neil Woodside, W. M.
« John D. Hubbard, S W.
« John A. Matheson, J. W.
“ Herbert Bell, Treas.
«Benj. Rogers, Se

“ SR

3b),
Richard Warburton, AR IOY,
© William Carruthers, I. G.
© Alex. Larkin, Tyler. j
After he Lodge the brethren and guests |
numbering about thirty in all, partook of an
excellant Supper prepared for the ocvasion,
The follow toasts proposed by the W. AL.
presiding, were heartily responded:
Ist. ‘The Queen and the Craft.” Responded
toina y spirited and eloquent speech
by Bro. Herbert Bell, M. 2. P.

2nd.
land,” with all the honors. Responded |

to by Bro. S. Rodd.

© The Right Hon. the Barl of Dalhousie,

Grand Master of Scotland,” with all the |

honors. Responded to by Pastmaster

Grant.

4th. ** His Excellency the Licutenant Gov-

8rd.

ernor.” Responded to by Vastuiaster
John Yeo, M. P.P.
Sth. * Mrs. Dundas and the fair daughters of

Prince Hdward Island.” Responded to
by Bro. Arthur Ramsay, Esq., in a brief
but happy speech.

Gth. * Our Guests.” Respondedto by Richard
B. Reid, Esq.. J.P.

These were followed by a number of volun-
tary toasts, and the singing of the National
Anthem, after which the party separated at
anearly hour, apparently well pleased with
the entertainment, with each other and them. |
selves. Happy to meet, sorry to part, and
happy to meet again. —Com,

West Point, on tite loth ultimo,
W. Stewart, of a daughter,

At the Man.
the wife of the Rev;

Married,

nse, on Mires, tie “ath ult., by
Mr dimes Clark, of Darn
vunolly, ior Park Corne
onthe 27th ult, by
Walsh tu: Miss Harriet

At
the Rev, W.R. Br

eat Poiat, Lot 7,
W. Stewart, Mr. Henry
Dyment.

On the 6th ult, at St.
Foe, John H. Foote, I
bee *§ Morning Chronicle,’ to
the hite Tsine Re Bekurt, Hsq.—Quebee papers |

By the Rey, J. Davis, on the 28th ule, Mrs |
Benjamin Marray, of Bedeque, to Miss [lizabeth
McLain, both et Argyle Shores

On the Sti inst.. by the Rev. J, Borayth, M.A,
Rector, Mre David Scharman, Merchant, Clitton,
Now London, to Miss Mary Mekwen, of Summer.
side.

In Sonthpcr’, Maine, Dee. 2, by Rev. J. Py
Roberts, Mr James Youn; wz, of P. 1. faland, to
Miss Rebecea M. Haskins, of the above plice.—
Boston paper.

Mathew's, by Rev Henry
jeter ct the Que
y, daughter of

Conustinption, which
ian resiynation to the Divine)
son of Hagh Carr. Enq, of

he bore with Ch
Will, Daniel, see
Lot 17, aged 2

On the 2d inst. after a tedious illness of con:
sumption, borne with much resignation, Catherine,
wife of Mr. Charles MeKendfiek, of this pluce, in
the 89th year of her aye

On the 2th alt. xt Wilmot Vs
tion of the lungs, Mr. Joseph €
your of his aye.

y, of inflama-
iu the 2th

NOTICE!

LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned
from purchasing the ‘ROSIE HILL
FARM," on Township Sixteen, from Mes-

sicurs JOIN RAMSAY andl HUGH RAM-
SAY, at Auction, or by private contract, as a
Frechold Estaty, ag thesaid Farm is a Lease-

hold one, and subject annual rent of |
ten pounds currency t¢ Miss Charlotte Anto-
nia Sulivan, the propfictor thereof.

G. W. DeBLOIS,
Agent for Q@hario'te A. Sulivan,
Charlottetown, Jan, 30, hl fb

PRESS aR

Leasehold Farm !

FEMI Subscriber offers FOR SALE that
T ALUABLE LE HOLD FARM,
known as the | Maninen’ na,’ situated in
SEVEN MILE BAY, Lot It contains |

100 AGRES OF EXCELLENT LAND,
nearly 90 acres are cleared, and the piliice
is covered with hard and soft wood. It fronts |
15 chains on the shore, where there is plenty |
manure. There is a DWELLING HOUSE
and TWO BARNS, with other conveniences,

on the premises,

This Farm is well known, and therefore
needs no puffing.

A good title; Rent Is. for 999 years,

Man ‘Terms cary. Apply to

JOUN PEARSON. |
Seven Mile Bay, Fe

1868.—8m
“STRAYED !

| Britis

| EXTENS IVE SALE

Or

General Merchandise |

TYNE Subseriber has received instructions
from the Rey. R.S. PATTERSON, to
sell by public

AUCTION,

On Tuesday the 18th Feb. next,
at the Store formerly occupied] by the late
DONALD M. PATTERSON, Summerside.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a.m. and
continue from day to day until the whole is
disposed of, the whole of his remaining
Stock of Merchandize, comprising a lirge
and varied assortment of Fancy and Staple

Dry Goods,
Elardware, &c.

The Dry Goods consist in part of
road Cloths, Doeskins, T' weeds, Beaver
and Mantle Cloths, Blankets, Flannels,
Towels, Grey Cotton, Fancy Dress
Stuff, in Che Lustres, Co-
burg’s, Wincey, Alpaca,

Print Gingham, &
Winter Shiwls,
Shirting, Bed-
tick, Cotton,
&e., &e.

Hardware:

Knives and Forks, Chain Traces, Glass,
Nails, Axes, &e., two superior sets
Weighing Se

Together with a host of
ally foundin such Storts
to mention,

‘Terus—Sums of 20s. and whder,cash on ce
livery; all sums above 203., and under £3,
three months credit; and for all sums about
£50, 2 credit will be given until the 20th Oct.
next, on approved Joint Notes of and.

Sale positive, and no reserve.

A discount of 10 per cent, for cash on all
sums above £3,

articles usu-
y apd too numerous

JOIN CLAY, Auct.
‘eb. 6, 1863,

_ Bedeque,

Great Clearance Sale
BY
AUCTION,
AT THE
h& American House
SUMMERSIDE.

MIE Subscriber in order to effect a com-
plete clearance of his Retail Stoel, will
commence selling by AUCTION, on

Tuesday the 25th Feb.,

&

se Our Geand Master, the Earl of Zet- j and continue until the whole is disposed. of.

The Stock consists of —

Dress Stuffs, Hats & Caps,

Prints, soots & Shoes,
Striped Shirting, c Tockery ware,
Clothing, Assware,

Cloths,

Rell Linings,
Gloves in Variety,
Ilosiery,

Woolen Shirts,
Shawls,

Enamel Cloth,
Rubber over Coats,
Carpenter's Tools,
Lanterns,

Kr’sene & other lamps
Jewelry,

Lead Pipe,

Bed Cords,

Metal Pumps,

Coffin Mounting,
Fire Irons,

Rubber Be
Hiir & rews,
Adz Scythes,
Locks in Variety, Whicel Ie ds,
Skates & piraps, Viles and Rasps,
Counter 8, Carriage Springs,
age Axles, Ge, &e.

Cooking,
Close,
& Franklin
STOVES.
30 Bhbis, Labrador Herring.

‘Terms—For the above; all sums under
50s. cash, all amounts above, credit until the
Ist of November next, on approved Joint
Notes.

ts,

—ALSO—

IMMEDIATELY AFTER;
Doz's. Pails, Extra Flour, (choice)
Do. Brooms, Cornmeal,
Boxes Ly'pool Soap, Bags Nails & Spikes,
Bbls. Copperas, Sides Sole Leather,
Do. Alum, Tron, (assorted sizes)
500 bush. Liverpool Salt.

TERMS.—All sums under Ten Pounds Casn;
above that sum TURER MONS CREDIT,
on approved joint notes.

JAMES L. HOLMAN,
British & American House,
Summe le, Feb. i, 18838 }

‘FISHING PROPERTY
AUCTION,

FINO be sold by public AUCTION on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th

day of MARCIT next, at 1 o'clock, p. m., the
leasehold interest (at a nominal rent) of

TWO ACRES OF LAND,

on KILDARE ISLAND, at the extrance of
Cascumpee harbor, with the Buildings there-
on erected, consisting of

A Fishing Stage,

sleeping loft on the second flat, Also—

A Fisa House,

for storing Dry Fish, the upper flat being
fitted up as a Store.

These buildings are on the bank of the
Kildare River, at its entrance where Fishing
Boats Iny afloat, thereby avoiding the labor
and damage occasioned by beaching, and
where vessels drawing npt more than 8 feet of
water may load and diftharge cargo without
the assistance of boat¥er lighters.

Also—at the same fime and place,

8 FISHING BOATS, 27 ft. keel.
1 Do, Dov 20% Do,

Allin good repair, together with Anchors,
Cables, Rigging and Sails, mostly new,
Also—a quantity of Barrels, Puncheons,
Casks, Tubs, Scales & W. eights, Ilandbarrows,
Herring and Mackerel Nets; in fact all the
furniture and appurtenances belonging to a
first class Fishing Establishment.
TERMS :—For all sums under 30s., cash
jon delivery; all sums of 30s. and upwards,
accredit of eight months will be given on ap-
proved Joint Notes of Hand.
BENJAMIN ROGERS.
Alberton, Feb. 6, 18

SEED WHEAT AND —
. FLOUR.

day recuived from

Montreal 350}

have fh
Bushels

White Bald Seed Whea

the kind most approved of and generally ae n}

TRAYED from the Subscriber's premises, lin Canada, |

on FRIDAY, 818g January, 9 black and}
white Cow. Any eng housing the same and
giving information # the Subscriber, will bo
suitably rewarded:

ALSO:

100 barrels of the celebrated

Alloway Mills Flour.

GEO. W. WIGGINS
St. Bleanos’s, Feb. 6, 1868.1 i

i
D. ROGERS. |
|

summerside, Dee 5, 1867

40 x 86; welladapted for the purpose, with a}

SUMME RSIDE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEB R UARY 6, 136 3,

FREEHOLD FARM,

Stock, Farming Imple-)
ments, &c.,

FYMIE Subscriber has been instructed to

] by AUCTION, at the residence of Aa
| MURDOCH McKINNON, Old ‘Town Road, |
Lot 20, NEW LONDON, on

FRIDAY,

| the fth of FEBRUARY, at the hour of 10
vclock, a.m., the Freehold of 75 acres of
LAND, having a front of 22 chains on the
Oll Town Road. 40 aeres are under culti-
yation, and the residue is covered with hard
and soft wood. On the premises there sre a
comfortable DWELLING IHOUSE

venicnt.

Stock, Farming Implements:
24 years old; 3 cows, 23
le seated waggon, 1

T harrows, 1 wood
ats, G tons hay.

1 horse, 1 mare,
sheep, 2 pigs, 2 si
cart, loug’
sicigh, 250 bushels ¢

Also the TOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE, con-
sisting of chairs, ta jes, bed steads,stoves,
&u, &e., ke. 4 lv

Terms of sale—For the furm a credit of
four years will be given, payable by instal-
ments. For the stock, &¢., credit until the
first November next, on approved joint notes.

GHORGE ANDERSON, Auct.
_New London, 27th Tan.

Freehold Farm
AT AUCTION!

FPXUE Subscriber has rae enced instruetions
from the Widow of the late WILLIA

inises, on

Thursday, Warch 5th,

fat 11 o'clock,a.m., that valuable FREEIMOL p|
PROPERTY, recently occupied by the lute |
WILLIAM COUSINS.

It consists of 161 acres of LAND of excel-
lent quality, situated on the North Side of the
South West River,

NEW LONDON, LOT 20,

110 acres are under cultivation, and are now
in good order, A Marsh of 10 acres extend |
| ing along the entire front. The remainder
lat the land is covered with a large growth of}
{Hard Wood, Seantling and Polos, Abun-|
dance of Mussel Mad is within a tew chains
of the shore,

The Fa rm+—
5 i and will

{has a front of 15 chains on the 1
be sold in one or two lots to suit purchasers : |
and a good and valid titke willl be given.

The Buildings

consist of a DWELLING MOUSE, 35 x 26,
with a kitchen attached 22 x 18; two large
|} BARNS and other Outhouses, all recently
built and well finished.

The above property is within a mile and a
half of LONG RIVER WILARE, where large
quantities of produce are annually shipped.
It is a desirable investment for any person
‘wishing to purchase an excellent farm,

TERMS OF SALE.—A credit of five years
will be given, payable by instalments.

Further particulars made known on day of

sale.
GEORGE ANDERSON,
Auctioneer,
New London, 27th Jan., 1868.—ip pro

IMPORTANT SALE! |
Freehold Farm,

Stock, oo Porn ae

Mossrs. Hugh & John Ramsay

of ROSH HILL, Prince County, have in-
structed the subscriber to sell at
Auction, on the premises,
Rose Hill, on

WEDNSBSDAY,

12th day of Bebruary next. commencing at
11 o'clock, forenoon, their valuable
Freehold FARM, Stock,
Crop, Farming Im-
plements &¢

THE FARM

jis probably the most valuable ever affered for
sale in Pemce County. It consists of 273
acres of the best description of Land, beauti-
tifully situated on the north side of Shimidito

merside. 180 aeres have been cultivated and
are now in excellent order. A Marsh capable
of cutting more than 80 tons of Mayannually.

stretches. along the entire front. The re-
maining portion of the lind is well covered
with hard and soft wood,

Inexhaustible supplies of Mussel Mud lie
within 100 yards of the shore. The fencing
is nearly all of Cedar, and large quantities of
cedar are still growing on the land. The

BUILDINGS

are atwo-storied Dwelling, with frost proof
{ cellar, seven fectin depth; two large BARNS,
| lay House, Granary, Coach Louse, Poultry
and Pig [ouses. all in good order,

The Farm having a front of 47 chains on
the River, and being carried back in two
parralel fines, will suit well for division iuto
two or more farms, snd will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. An unquestipnable tide

guaranteed.
STOCK,

ILorses, Cows, IIvifers, Shee

Crop,

50 tons upland Hay in barn, a large quantity
of Marsh Lay and Straw, Oats, Potatoes,
Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, &e.

Implements, &c.

Ploughs, Tkarrows, Potato Digger, Carts,
Waggons, Sleighs, ull completely equip-
ped, Carpenter’ Tools, with many other
articles. For particulars see Handbitls.

TERMS. For the Farm a de posit of 10 per
cent will be required on the day of sale. and
the balance of one third on the day of the
execution of the Deeds, cither in cash or Ap-
proved joint notes payable in three months.
The remaining two thirds secured on the
property payable in two equal annual instal.
ments, viz on the first day of December,
1868, and the first day of December, 1869. |
For the Stock, tming Implements, &e.,
all sums under 20s. cash on delivery, all suns |
over 20s. beetle until first Novembe or, Next, |
on approved joint notes of hand.

For the Crop, all sums under £10 cash on
delivery, all sums over £10 three months
credit on approved joint notes.

Sale Positive

Pigs, Poultry.

pyre iaie Auet. [
(January, 1868 |

New London,

Blanks of all kinds, for sale a
the “ Journal GOnlice. 4

and |
| BARN, (new), with an excellent spring con- |

COUSINS to sell at AUCTION, on the pre- |

River, only six and a half miles from Sum-

‘Scrap & Old Cast Iron.

See bank jher will buy any quantity of the
| . above, delive at his Warelionse,
JAMES L. HOLMAN

| REGULAR LINE OF | “Who Wants Farms West?

fb PACKETS #2
; MIE Subseriber offers f s for sale several very

‘| FROM
| REEHOLD FARMS, situated |

‘Liverpool and Glasgow, |é iiee'y"na's, in pace cousty.

i They have all Improvements and Buildings |
| ee Subscribers cae the public that the | on them, and offer a good chance to those!
| following Vessels will be at a loading} persons wishing to settle West.

} berth at LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW, and The terms are very reasonable, and will be | |
j Will sail trom their respective ports on the} made known on application to J.C. Hall, Eisq.,
Ist AVRIL next. Charlottetown, or to

FROM LIVERPOOL: \

|The A.1. Ship * 1h. C, OWT * 480 tons ato : 23. 180
| Register, Coppered, Anaus Brown, ! elbertons dns as Le eS
Commander, |

|
FROM GLASGOW | CHEAP! |

The Bark “ EMPRES 550 tons Reigster, | fs |
8, 8,11 Bureau, Veritas, Joun Giisis, FINLAY McNEILL |
Commander. |

Both these Vessels have firSt class accom-
modation for passengers.
For Freight or Passage apply in Liverpool

to Messrs. William Stewart & Co., 1 & 2

Vrafford Chambers, South John Street; in

Glasgow to James Kelso, Jun., Esquire, Union

Street, or in Charlottetown to

I, C, OWEN,
WILLIAM WELSH.
Cl’Town, P. E. Island,
1808.

|
‘Freehold Farm for Sale! !

HERBERT BELL, |
Cascumpec, |
*2m Prog. |

is selling off'a large assortment of

GOODS 1 |

ZR STORE, opposite CRABB'S|

‘Tons Pictou Slack COALS for sale. |
Summerside, Jan. 16, 1867.

100

Flour,

ainy |

Wine, Spirits,. Teas, |
Groceries, &e, &e, |:
UBSCRIBER ITAS IN STOR
for sile at his store in Wat

Bbls FLOUR,
Casks Port WINE.
Pans Demerara RUM,

Jan,

_ Barber | Shop ! !

MIE subscriber respectfully announces to
the | eople of Summerside, and the public
in general, that he has opened a

BARBER SILOP!

jon St. Stephen Street, in the house adjoining
Messrs. O'Neill & Son’s Store, where he is
prepared to do all work appertaining to his
profession. Lest assortment of

Hair Oils, Hair Restorer Det
Powders, Dyes, be.,
j alw ays on hand on the most reasonable terms,

CHAS. OT TO WINKLER.

_ Summerside Fi

Public ‘Meeting

MEETING of

the inhabita “ oe

| PRINCE COUNTY will be he he}
| Saint Eleanor’s Court Longe, |
|

|

and of: |

|

(strony)
» (Deluypers)
otch WISIKEY,

§ Pale BRANDY, Cases BRANDY,

wh As Cases WILL EY,

Nd Tom GIN, Chests & hifdo, TEA
'T

Bales © ORK
Bhls Washi
1 iverpoo SOAP, Comp nC ANDLES |
snd ‘Tins MU PARD, ¢ Colenmn’s/

: KCH,

Pots Anchovy PASTE
AD, [Nixy's] &e., &e. Ke.
ALWAYS ON HAND:
WITISKEY, [: od article)

we ARR TON,

AL
ISLAND MADE
DOUGHAS A

SOMETHIN G NEW
IN
B, E,

ISLAND.

x acquired a thorough

jon SATURDAY, the 8th of FEBRUARY,
o'clock, p, m., for the purpose of organiz-

ig 2 TYMIP subseriber hav
ing an Agricultural Sovicty {en tie County I Wioludee at ite URAUE MULL
JPRASER. | wRrGiT and MACHINEST while in the |

1868. in United States, p ly in the line of}
“J manutheturing $1 iLE MACHINES on;
Tenders. the latest and Troved principle, hhasi

SEALED TENDERS will be received hy
WO the Subs er until FRIDAY, the Mth) he has now opened a SHOP in SUMMER-
FEBRUARY next, at the hour of 1 o'clock, | SHI dis prepared to receive orders for |

“| Cutters.

p.m, for the erection of
A School House in
Royalty

Porsons requiring his services will do well) |
to leave their orders soon, as he intends only j |
to build a limitod number.

Plans and Specilication may’ be seen, and Further particulars made known by address |
other particulars made known on application | to him at Summerside, |
to the undersigned. The names of two good J. N. BURNS.
and sufficient securities will be required to . 1868.
accompany cach Tender,

BENJ. BEATRSTO

Princetown Royalty, Jan. 24, 1868.

D Se

ectown

' mat |

CASH for OATS!

: T MARKET PRICE WILL,
“aid in Cush,

By the Subscriber, for ANY QUANTITY ot

Good Oats!
Delivered in Summerside.
I. VICKEMKSON.
fummerside, Jan. 6, 1808

Stray Sheep. |
} cs ND in the woods, in astate of starva- |

tion, on the subscribers farm on the Old!
Malpeque Road, é ith, The owner is |
requested to come aml prove property, pay |
expenses, and take MAN |

DAVID BERTRAM.

aBO\G) Jan, 28, 18h: sin

NOTICE.

VIE Subscriber, having accepted the office {
of Inspector of Inland Revenue for New. MARGATE, HEW LONDON! |

rom the Auction and 5
Commission business, Which in future will be HE Subscriber has on hand and for sale |
on the usual terms, an assortment of the |

carried on hy his Sons Crances U. and Prev- |
brick 8S. Hanrvorp, under the name of above and justly celebrated C 200K STOVE
Parties wishing to purchase-will please ap- |

HANFORD BROT HERS, ply to R. W. ‘Tremain, at Margiate, or to the)

and while he begs to return thanks to his! undersigned at New London.
jimany friends for their former patronage, he
would also solicit: a continuance of it to the
| new firm, hoping it will prove worthy of their
confidence.

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Yarmouth Cook ‘Stoves.

FOR SALE AT |

New Gi

Brunswick, has retir

Dec. 19, 1867. San

nuowas uaxrorn, (Age of Improvement ! |)

St. John, N.B., Jan. 10, 1863. 8in [jan uy |

HANTORD BROTHERS, | guinann CUTTER!
mas Ilanford,

The only one inthe Island!

Successors to

Commission ’ Merchants

| And Gene al Ag Cl its, | the block with the grain of the wood |
ll NORTH MARKET WHARF, eens ee

Shingle,

ST. JOHN, N, B.,
Chas. U. Hanford...........Fred. S, Hanford,

Those who have used these shingles

Jan, 21, 1868, )) give them the decided pre-
Se ierence over all
Notice. othors.

Ae Subseviber begs leave to tender his Any quantity to be had at
sincere thanks to the people of MIS- |} |

> oT
COUCIIE and vicinity, for the liberal share | Brown s Vale Mills,
of patronage which he has . since he| Lot 26, atYs. per M.; and at Sunmerside

commenced business amon at 10s.0d. per M.

Ile would now inform them and the public}
in general that he is now fully prep: aredity | C ivist Mill, Saw Mill, and Lath
build neat and durable BUILDINGS in | Machines in full cperation.
GOTHIC, DOWIE, FRENCH ROOFED, nage Particular attention paid to the
J and all the various styles in practice on the | MANUFACTURE OF FLOUR
Island, in a workman-like manner, and on Die, 1867

eo USAR aye ae wishing to have a |
nice HOUSE built will do well to give him a " a
Mails:
Winter Arrangement.

call, as le has always given good satisfaction,
and stili intends to do so,
Particulur attention paid to the convenience
fand comfort of buildings. ; ; ‘i
TANUE Mails for the neighboring Provinces j
and the United States will, until further | —__
notice, be closed at this Office every Tuesday, |
‘Thursday, and Saturday evening, at7 o'clock |

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and

the West Indies, will be closed every alter. |
nate Thursday and Saturday, at 7 p. m., as
follows, Viz e—

Thursday, Dee 12, 1867,

G,
_ Miscouche, Jan. 80, 185}

IE. BAKER.

3i

Zz

( N THE ICE, ont

London, about th
ing WHIP. The own
calling at the Subseribe

“tlie ame Ny

sfuud paying for this no-

Saturday, Feb 99, 1868

tice.
FREDERICK ANDERSON do 14) do Phureduy’, Meb 8, do |
New London, Jan do 26 do Saturday, du 7 do |
ee to 28 oq Thuraday, do 19, do
} Jan 9 186 Saturd: do &t, do
Schooner a ho! do IL do Viuradiy April 2, ao |
do 23° de— urday, du 4,do |
FUL Subscriber offers FOR SALE the » do 85 do uarediiy, do 1, do |
Thurs: iy, Feb 6 do / Saturday, do 18, do |
HULL AND SPARS Saturday, do 8 do Thursday, do 39, do
Tliwndiay, do 90 do Saturduy,'May 2) do

OF A SCILOONER, of bout 40 tous, N : : A
he ig now build wd whieh will b Mails for Suramerside and St.
‘Tuesday |

launch on the F POF MAY next. ; Vin Bedeque, will be closed every

the best material and a superior sailing model | and Friday, at, a.m, i

Permatiberal. Any person wishing to purehaee Ms a cay ;

apply to the subseriber ou or Uefore the 1uth | Letters to be registered and newspapers i
must be posted half an hour before the time |

f March next.
JAMES McNEILL.

Eleanor'’s,

of closing the Mails. |
THOMAS OWEN, P. NAG. |

General Post Office, |
Ch’town, 7th Dec., 1867. § }

Lot 7, Jan as

STOVES! STOVES |! |

UST received from ALBANY, a selection

Summe ep, Janna tbl 8, ‘ ;
beanie a yar OES : spe naTEER ree 0 i
: la “1X |
Salt! Salt! COOKING: on
BEDROOM, |

SHOP, and
OFFICE STOVE 8, |
of the most approved patterns.
DAVID ROGERS.
t. 24, 1907.

xX BRIG ns aly from biveiobalie
od
1092/BAGS SALT,

2400 bush. bulk do.

| For sale very low.
JAMES
Sumoreride, Der, 4, ‘7.

NOLMAN.

Summorede, 0

concluded toremain & short time in the Island, | _

OATS, |
delivered at his Warehouse.
|

GEORGE ANDERSON. | |

| The advantage of this Machine is that it cuts |

"PUPLIN’s ESTATE
FOR SALE!!

HESubscriber offers at private salo, the
following Properties :
That well-Krown Property at
MARGATE, NEW LONDON,

containing about one-half acre, together with
}the buildings thereon ereeted, consisting ot
one huge Dwelling Louse, finished complete,
and one sinuller do., with Stables aud Out-
houses complete; together with SHOP and
WAREHOUSE attached, and one large
GRANARY.

The above property is situated in the nklst
of a flouvishing settlement, possesses many
advantages, and is a good stand for business~

ALSO the
Clifton Property,

containing about one acre of land, with the
buildings thercon, consisting of one large
two storey STORE, 42 x 26 feet, with good
cellar, and well finished throughout. One
Warchouse 30 x 20, with stable attached, and
one Dwelling House $4 x 24, well finished.

This property is within one quarter of a
jimle of the Clitton Wharf—a place where
large quantities of grai annually ship-
ped, and is in every way afi excellent stand
tor business,

Also, at CLIVION WHARF, 4 aere of
LAND, with a large three storey Granary,
40 x BU, erected thereon,

Also. the Leasehold Interest of the

Shipyard at O'Brien's Creek,

' with the buildings thereon, consisting of twa
|} COOK HOUSES, one Workshop, one Black-
| smith'’s Shop,

Also, one LIME KILN, convenient to, the
said Shipyard.
Good titles to the above properties given.
Vor terms or other informatioa apply to
Gk Ona’ ANDERSON,
New London, Dee, + 1867.—Is 3m

CHEAP STORE.
CHEAP STORE.

buy ing your Dry Goods,

| Say @ your money
Groce
4 CHEAP S

ORL.

Re Subscriber wishes to inform the public
that he has openeda STORE in Sumimer-

on Water Street, directly opposite

in & Schurman’s, whage Jie offers Tor

sale a choice assortinent of

D y Goods, Groteries,
&e., of excellent quality, and cheap for Cash,
J. R. STEWART.
Summerside, Nov ; 1867.

W.B. Dawson’s Estate.

ik Subscribers offer at PRIVATE
. the Steck of I THER now “
Gourve of manntacture, at the CILY TAN
cous agi in the whole o

NERY,

91400 sidusof UPPER Lb.
10 sidesof ARNE LE

i 7380 CALE KIN
i Part of this Steck is ae for Sule, and tha
| inder is in course of RMnpletion, and will be

© 5 manufactured during the winter,
{ of purchasers is called to thin
adverti sthis Stock must be disposed of
as speedily as possible,

THOMAS DAWSON,

RICHARD TEARTZ, > Trustees.

THOMAS ALLEY,

Charlottetown, Nov. LL, 1807 wil

teady for
The atte

tf

Who Wants Money?

MIS subscriber will pay the HIGHEST
CASH PRICE for any quantity of

- GARDINER,
| Bopimert le, Dee. i ae

~ BRING ALONG YOUR HORSES !
SMITHS FORGE.

Te aubseribe ving engaged the services of
auvood II aud CARRIAGE
and SLEIGH M¢ he ix now prepared to
execute allsnel we other werk
in his Hine of busine + (Suthevhind's
old stand) on Wa : the store ef
| Colin McLennan,
eS LEL.

ntiereiue) Nov

WHOLESALE! !

fPMIE Subscriber has received per Zulieka

and Kewadin from ENGLAND—Sehr,
T.&B. fom BOSTON, Providence from MON-
TREAL, and Sea #ird trom UWALIFAX tho
following

STAPLE GOODS,

which he offers ata small advance on cost for
cash or approved credit :—
40 Chests ‘T'ea,(very choice,)
6 Cases Contectionary, (4 &6 Ib.bottles)
30 boxes Layer Raisins,
4 bags Rice, 2 bbls, Currants,

3 bbls, crushed Sugar,

8 Ithds. Molasses,
17 Kegs bi-carbonate Soda,
6 bbls. Soda Crystals,
2 cases Bath-brick,
50 Casks Kerosene Oil,
50 sides sole Leather,
10 boxes Tobaceo, 1@ do, Natural Leaf,
1 eask Putty in bladders,
£5 boxes Liverpool Seap,17 boxes Ripes,
eask sheet Zine, 8 bbls. Tar,
2 bbis. Rosin, 2 do. Copperas,
do. Alum,30 Kegs Cut Nails,
10 tons refined iron, (all sizes.)
JAMES L. HOLAAN,
Britivkh & American House, 2
Summerside, Dee. 5, 1867. §

“Corns and Warts

are permanently and effectaally eured by
the use of

ROBINSON'S
SRetent Corn Solvent.

ale by
W.R. WATSON,
City Drug Store, Chitown, ¢

Dee 26, L867. 5

Per s

“JUST RECEIVED —

AT THE PRINCE COUNTY

HOOK STORE,
A supply of

iSchool Books,

Stationary,
Blank Books,
Faney Goods, &e.
whieh will be sold cheap for CASII only,

J. BERTRAM.
Summerside, Jan. 1868

RUG LOST?

F the perd§on who founda HORSE RUG on
the ro, ween Summerside and
Bedeque, which was lost or Sunday dase,

will leave it at the Jovrnal office Ire Wit
thanked or rewarded, os
Jan. 18, 1x03