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oe oe SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL, FHURSDAY, JULY 29, 1869.
New Advertisements this Dayâ A Good Investment. we MAILS. | WK HERE! | Auction Sales.
Extensive SaleâRichard Hunt. TP\UE Subscriber offers fi 1. os Ae a eS Nand after FRIDAY, the 23rd instant, | i Subscriber offers for sale a splendid) || ae
Valuable PropertyâG. B. Mackay. Acres of LAND. âTho quailty of the Aig hd Becabaea at ins mes tere MONDAY, |on eee Donk Wier: Don de NOTICE !
A Good InvestmentâBenj. S. Mills.
Weekly Steam ComâCarvell Bros,
Sugar, MolassesâJas, L. Holman.
Flour & CornmealâC, Š, Gardiner,
tance below the Bridge, joining Wan, Schur-
manâs Farm; subject to a yearly rent of 8d.
per acre, For further particulars and terms,
apply to GEORGE CLARK.
July 1, 1869. Wilmot Creek.
Land will bear inspection. Situation about
half a mile from St. Eleanorâs Court House,
about amile and a half from Summerside,
fronting on the road leading to Charlottetown
about 11 chains, a few chains back, 17 cliains
wide. here are about 35 acres fenced in, a
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, at
WEDNE TINO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
QO CLOCK,
premises, âTownship No. 8, in Prince
County, on THURSDAY, the FIlPit day of
AUGUDT neat, at Eleven o'clock, forenoon,
under and ; ursnant to a licenseâ duly granted
by His Honor the Surrogate of this Island for
PUBLIC LANDS.
Opening of New Roads on'Town-
THOMAS CRABB,
; Postmaster.
âPost Office, Summerside, July 21,69 3w
Nomination Day at Groncrrown.âOn
Tuesday last, Messrs. Sullivan, Campbell
and McLean were nominated as Candidates
for the First District ot Kingâs County, vacant
by the appointment of the Hon. Jos, Hensley
as Assistant Judge.
The proceedings were quict, and the Can-
didates did not suy much. âhe Hon. 1. Mae-
Kachern has not offeredâwaiting, we expect,
for the General Election, when he will offer,
we believe, on his old principles of Free Ku-
ucation, Free Lands, and perfect religious
equality, and an enlarged Reciprocity Treaty.
tm We think the editor of the Halifax
Express must be taking a rise out of the
Herald man, He fairly eulogises him tor
taking such a prominent stand in favor of
Confederation. Ile wishes Nova Scotia
had a Queenâs Printer exactly like Mr. Riel-
ly. We haye no objections to let him go.
R@⢠Tue Hon. Benj. Davies was elected
for the 4th District of Queenâs County, with-
out opposition. Violent rnd eloquent speech-
es were made by D, Laird, F. Brecken, J. C.
Fope, Solicitor General, Col. Secretary, Mr.
Haythorae, Rielly and others, â'he Queen's
Printer fell or was pushed off the hustings.
Mr. Laird avd the Colonial Secretiry had
some very hard words, The Solicitor Gener-
speech was very eloquent. Mr. Pope, it
is said, denounced the Government, and join-
ed in with Laird and the old Conservative
party.â Com.
Tur Civic Elections for the City of Char-
lottetown, takes place on âTuesday next.
{= A correspondent from King's
County says :â
âThe contest at the coming lection will
be keen. âVhe Campbell's are numerous and
strong, and with all the characteristics of that
ancient Clan, will be no mean foe for the Mc-
Leanâs to contend against. âhe O'Sullivanâs
have no chance in the district, composed, as
itis, of Scotch Highlanders, excepting that
between the other opposing pa: ties, their kins-
man may slip in.â
The Cuban question, the landing of the
French Cable, the coming elections in Texas
and Missiseippi,and a number of tinancialand
social affairs of minor importance at present,
have been the leading topics of public dis-
cussion in the United States during the past
week. Itis announced that the filibusters
who lately left New York for Cuba, and land-
ed on Gardinerâs Island, have all disappear-
ed from the quarter, some haying been cap-
tured by United States troops and lodged in
Fort Lafayette, and the remainder having
escaped, Ir relation to the prisoners in Fort
Lafayette, it is very probable that they will be
discharged forthwith, on giving satisfactory
assurances or refraining from hereafter yio-
lating the neutrality laws.âS. 4. Journal,
The city of Oswego is to spend $8000 in
entertaining the Canadian Press Association.
intending to offer them a banquet and a ball.
The editor of the Oswego Jalladium is at
âVoronto arranging the excursion. Le is de-
legated to invite Canadian editors, and to
discuss reciprocity at the approaching visit.
The Queen of Portugal, Victor Emmanuel's
youngest daughter, is said to be dying.
ay ur ried :
On the'20th inst., by the Rev. H. Pope,
Mr. Wm. Warren, of North River, to Eliza,
daughter of Mr. James Harper, of Charlotte-
town.
At the residence of the brideâs grandfather,
Bideford, Lot 12, June 80th, by the Rey.
Henry Newcombe, B.C. M., assisted by the
Rey. Mr. Richards, Mr. George Monkley,
of Lot 14, to Sarah Jane, eldest daughter of
Mr. William Gorrill, of Northam, Lot 13,
At the Manse, cn âThursday, the 22ndinst.,
by the Rey. W. R, Frame, Mr. Jolin Suds-
buy, of Malpeque, to Miss Penelope Warren,
of New London,
At St. Peterâs Road, Lo: , 2 July, Angus
Docherty, formely of Belfast, aged 73 yeurs,
a kind husband and lover of truth.
At Charlottetown, at the residence of his
son-in law, Mr. Archibald Kennedy, on
"Thursday the 22nd inst., after an illness of
several months, Humphrey McLaren, Esq.,
late of Grand River, Lot 16, in theââyear of
his age. âMuch respected and regretted by
his numerous friends and acquaintances.â
At Tignish. on âTuesday morning, July 13th
Mr. William Carter, aged G0 years, a
native of Gowran County KillKenny, Ireland.
Muy he rest in peace,
GRBACEâS SALVE,
The unanimous testimony in favor of this
article wherever it has been used, and more
particularly in various parts of Essex County,
where the manufacturer formerly resided,
vroves the high value which is placed upon it
an all cases where a remedy of such a charac-
eris appropriate. âThe inventor of this salve
was no mere adventurer, who set the article | ,>
a-going only to make money, without caring |
whether it injured or cured those who used
it, but a skillful physician and surgeon, who
for many long years used it in an extensive
practice, and, dying, left the recipe as a valu-
able inheritance to the generation which was
to come after him.
For cuts, bruises, sores, and every species
of Inflammation upon the surface of the body,
its use has been followed by the most satisfac-
tory results, and it only requires a trial to
prove it to be all that its manufacturer claims
tor it.âZ/averhill Publisher.
Prepared by SETIL W. FOWLE & SON,
18 Tremont Street, Boston, and for sale by
Druggists generally, at 25 cents a box.
None genuine unless signed 1. Burrs on
the wrapper.
Wistarâs Balsam of Wild Cherry.
From Josern MENanp, Esq,
No. 8 Canning Sreet, Montreal.
âMy Wife euffered for five years from a serious
Pulmonary Affection. She was recommended to
try some Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. 1 cer
tiy that the use of a single bottle of this excellent
Remedy hus effected a radical cure, in the space
of three weeks
Highly Respootablo Authority :
that my mother, the lute
City of Charlottetown,
Prince Edward Island,
Ann Macgownn, during the list few years of her
lite, was in the continual lubit of using Dr Wis
tarâs Bulsans of Wild Cherry, and that she fre
quently exqreseed her high Opinion at the benetits
she derived in the promotion of her general health,
Sho died in the Yvud year of her aye-
a âity Hull, this ist day of June,
won * No âETER McGOWANâ
june U4â4dw J.P & City Clerk
I do hereby ceitify
4
1
iwed and approved of by the
the various Medical Associ
wre now componnded tnd
The eathartices t
Physicians comprising
ations of this State,
sold under the name of * Parsonsâ Pargutive
We copy the following from an exchange, which
is important if trae :â Chronic dinrrhen of long
etandiny, also dysentery and all similar complaints
common at this eenson of the year, ean be cured
by the uae (internally) of * Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment,ââ We know whereof We ultirm.
To cnre a congh to relieve all irritations of the
throat, to prevent hoarseness, to restore to perfect
soundness and health the most delicate organiant
ion of the haman frameâ the lungs ase Wietan's
Baream or Winn Cunniy
PU |
great part with cedar, and ina high state of
cultivation; the remainder is covered with
good hard and soft wood of all kinds.
in Lot 17,
Possession given this fall.
BENJ. S. MILLS.
St. Eleanorâs, July 28, 1869.
WEEKLY
Steam Communication with
-
STEAMSINVS ALMWAMNBRA, P.
ue
A.
calling at Halifux, Canso, and Pictou.
as possible after her arrival here.
For freight or passage apply to
CARVELL BROS,
Clâtown, July 29, â69, Agents.
SUGAR, MOLASSES,
&c. &e.
UST received from ILALIPAX, N. S.,
and will be sold at small advance on cost,
for Cash or approved credit, the followingâ
25 Puns. Bright MOLASSES,
9 Hhds. Porto Rico SUGAR,
25
10
Chests Superior Congou TEA,
Ilalf Chests do do. do.
40 Boxes LAYER RAISINS,
40 4 Boxes do do.
1 Cask CURRANTS.
JAS. L. IOLMAN,
Wholesale Warehouse,
Head Llolmanâs Wharf,
Summerside, July 29, 1869,
~ Flour & Cornmeal,
ah
IST received at the Eureka House
quantity of the best
Canada Flour,
And Milm Dried Cornumeal.
G. C, GARDINER,
Summerside, July 29, 1869.
Summer Arrangement!
ENTIRE CHANGE OF TIME
P. E. Island Steamers
St. Lawrence and P. of Wales,
ÂŁ0 AS TO
Conneet with Boston Bout
Three Times a Week !
For United States & N. Brunswick
NE of the above-named Steamers will
leave Charlottetown for Summerside snd
Shediag every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY Evenings, at half past 7 o'clock
âreturning from Shediac every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, atnoon, on
arrival of âTrain from St. John.
Kor Nova Scotia.
Leave Charlottetown for Victou every
TUKSDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at5a.m., taking Passengers and Freight for
Hawksbury, Gut of Canso, on âTuesday; for
Port Hood on âThursday, and Georgetown on
Saturday; and Returning, froin Georgetown
on Monday; Hawksbury on Wednesday, and
Port Hood on Friday, by way of Victou, leay-
ing latter place at noon on arrival of âTrain
from Halitux on each above named days.
b@⢠By this arrangement a thorough con-
nection from all aboye named places to BOS-
âTON and all intermediate Ports, will be es-
tablished, without any delay or stoppage on
the way.
By order,
F. W. HALES,
Secretary.
July 19, 1869.
New Summer Arrangement.
N and after FRIDAY, the 23rd instant,
until further netice, the Mails for the
Inited States, Canada and New Brunswick,
via Shediac, will be closed at the General
Pogt Office, Uharlottetown, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evening, at
7 o'clock.
For Nova Scotia, via Pictou, every MON-
DAY, WEDNBoDAY and FRIDAY Eyen-
ing, at 7 o'clock.
Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and
the West Indies, every alternate MONDAY
and WEDNESDAY Evening, at 7 o'clock,
as fullows, viz .â
Monday, July 26,
Wednesday, Oct. 6,
Mails for Summerside, St. E!eanorâs, North
| Bedeque and Lower Freetown, to be forward-
Jed by Steamer, will be closed every Monday,
| Wednesday and Friday Evening at7 o'clock,
Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per
Steamer, every Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock.
Letters to be registered, and Newspapers,
| must be posted at least half an hour before
/ the time of closing Mails.
| A Mail for England, via United States, will
âbe forwarded when required, postage on let-
| ters 7a sterling,
| Letters and Newspapers, for the West
Indies and Newfoundland, must be prepaid.
| âThe Steamers carrying the above Mails
| will leave Charlottetown for Shediac. every
| Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening, at
| 7.80, p.m.
| For Pictou, Steamer leaves Charlottetown
jevery Tuesday, ât hursday and Saturday morn-
ing, at5, a. ma.
Mails from the United States, Canada and
| New Brunswick, will be due on the evenings
fof Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9.30,
From Nova Scoti:, on the evenings of Mon-
j day, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock,
JOUN A, MACDONALD,
Postninster General,
General Post Office, Ch. Town, July 19, â69.
The Journal is the best advertising
medium on lhe Island.
ships Nos. 2, 5,
AND A
Gand 14,
f k âThere
is one of the largest springs on the premises
Part of the purchase money can remain for
a term of years, as may be agreed upon.
BOSTON & INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
J Nickerson, Commander, and Oriental
I, M. Snow, Commander, until further notice
will ply weekly between this portund Boston,
The Alhambra will leave Queenâs Whaif
every alternate âThursday at 12 o'clock, noon;
and the Ortenfal wil. be despatched as soon
Wednesday, do. 28, Monday, do 18, ard.
Monday, August 9. Wednesday, do 20. â
Wednesday, do 11, Monday, Nove, 1,|Charlottetown & Summerside.
Monday, do 23 Wednesday, du 3 Re ray Ve i :
Weanealny, do 23, Monday, * do 15, THe FAST SAILING mer
Monday, Sept. 6, Wednesday, do 17, i) FU LIGTICA, IN
Wednesday, do 8, Monday, do 29, LAY SON, | Commander, 283° tons,
Monday do 20. Wednesday, Dee, 1 classed AL at Lloyd's; coppered and copper
Wednesday do vy, Monday do 13, fastened, will be on the berth for the nbove
Monday, Gutober 4, Wednesday, do 1D Ports EARLY IN AUGUST, and sail on or
Sale of Wilderness Lands.
TENE Commissioner of Public Lands will
attend on TUESDAY, the 27th instant,
at 10 o'clock, a.m., at Mr. J. H. FitzGeraldâs,
Mount Hemlock, Lot 14, and submit to sale
the openine of a new Line of Road, from
Western Koad to the Grand River Road.
On WEDNESDAY, the 28th, at 10 o'clock,
a.m., at Mr. R. Craswellâs, Lot 6, will sell
the Extension of the Howlan Road, and same
day, at 12 o'clock, noon, at Mr. M. Lynch's,
yt sell the Extension of the Duvar Road,
aot 5.
On THURSDAY, the 29th, at 10 o'clock,
a. m., at Mr. Thomas Gillianâs, Kildare
River, Lot 4, to receive applications and de-
termine Vishery Stations.
On FRIDAY the 80th, at 10 o'clock, a.m.,
at Mr. Robert Smith's, Western Road, Lot 2,
will sell the Opening of a new Line of Road
from the Western Koad to the Palmer Road.
âThe Commissioner will be prepared to re-
ceive payments and make sale of Wilderness
Lands, at either ofthe places atthe dates
above named,
3
JOUN ALDOUS,
Comunissioner,
Land Office, July 8, 1869.
TO ARRIVE.
MOLASSES & SUGAR !|
TANITE Subscriber will have for sale, about
the Ist of AUGUST next, cheap tor cash
or approved paper,
20 Puns. Fine Barbadoes MOLASSES,
10 âTierees and some barrels of SUGAR.
WM. BEAIRSTO,
Summerside, July 22, 1869 .âtf
FLOUR, FL
FLOUR!
UST RECEIVED by the Subscriber, a
@F quantity of
Choice No. | Canada Flour,
which will be sold low.
TILOS. B. HALL.
22, 1869.â4i
Summerside, July
NOTICE.
TYNILE Subscriber will always be on ha
nd,
raul
witha COVERED COACIL, on the s
and departure of the STEAMER, att
to convey PASSE ERS and LiL
to and from the Hotels, to the What.
llorses and Carriages to Ilire,
âTHOMAS CAIRNS,
Summerside, July 22d, 1869.0 lm
NOTICE !
LU FREIGUT and LUGGAGE to be
shipped in the Steamer, can be stored |
in the warchouse on HOLMANâS WIARP, |
on Monvay, Wepsespay and VFripay,
previous to her arrival at this port. No stor-
age charged on freight to be shipped.
J. BERTRAM, Agent.
22, 1869,
Summerside, Jul
Western Stage!
)ASSENGERS arrivingin the STEAMER,
~ going to Port Hill, Alberton, Tignish, &c.,
can be conveyed by the Subscriber on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, leaving
Summerside at 5 o'clock, a. m.,
JOUN McFADYE
Mail C
Summerside, July 22d, 1869.
MOVING WEST!
| leer Moving West will do well to
call and see the Subscriber's FARM,
(Government Title) Head of Dock River,
near Presbyterian Church, ALBERTON,
which is for private sale, with CROP, &e.
âThe Farm is too well known to: need fur-
ther particulars.
or,
HENRY OLIVER.
22,1869 3w
Alberton, July
Who Found It?
OST, on the 3rd of July, instant, between
Kensington and Summerside, (by the
Lower Koad) a dark PLALD SUAWL, The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
JOURKNAL OFFICE,
July 22, 1869. 3w
Watches & Clocks.
TYNE Subscriber has just received a new
supply of CLOCK & WATCIL Material,
aidis prepared to exccute all work in the
Watchimakerâs ling.
DANIEL D, CREW.
Summerside, July 15, G0. Near Drill Shed
Ti ANNUAL MEETING of the Cas-
cumpee AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
will be held on FRIDAY, the 28rd instant, at
the âTemperance Hull, at 2 ock, p.m.
ALEX. HORTON,
Alberton, July 15, 186 aah Lo
SHINGLES & LATHS!
RS Sale by the Subseriber, a quantity of
LATS 4 feet and 44 feet long.
Sawed SULNGLES always on hand.
DAVID ROGERS.
Summerside, July 15, 1869.
âFROM LIVERPOOL !
about the Ist SEVTEMBER.
Importers wishing an carly arrival of their
Fall stock, can, by torwarding their orders in
good time, avail themselves of this opportu-
nity.
For Freight apply to Messrs. Dayip Can-
nox, Sons & Co,, 57 South Jolin Street, Liv
erpool, or to
erpool, NOLMAN,
Summerside.
JAMES T
July 8. 1869. pat
TUE BUCKEYE
MOWER & REAPER!
TEV Subscriber has received, from the
celebrated manufactory of A.B. RICH-
ARDSON & CO., Worcester,
24 of the above superior
INÂŽ
BARGAINS !
STEEL FORKS,
NASH'S SCYTHES,
N. S. STONES,
2 & 3 Bowed RAKES, at
R. Lf. NOLMAN'S.
Summerside, July 15, 1869, 3w
LADIESâ
Will find a very large assortment of
Butter & Preserve Crocks!
: âALSO--
Flower Pots!
Cheap at
R. T. WOLMAN'S,
Summerside, July 15, 1869. 3m
Just Received,
AND WILL BE SOLD LOW:
pm BARRELS No.
9)
1 Superfine Mlour,
10 Barrels Orn:tineal,
_ , 20 Boxes Extract LLog-wood.
' ARTHUR VP, MILLS.
Summerside, July 8, 1569.
~~ FOR THE LADIES.
W Artificial Flowers,
Feathers,
Dress Buttous,
Silk Laces,
Gimps,
Collars,
tibbons,
Gloves,
Ilats,
BOOTS AND SHORS, &e., &e., ke.
Just received and for sale CHEAD at
FINLAY McNEILL'S.
Summerside, July 8, 1869.
WHEW TIN SHOP!
UE Subscriber would respecttully inti-
mate to his friends and the public in gen
eral, that his engagement with KR. T. Holman,
sq., having ceased, he has purchased the
Stock in âTrade of his âTIN SUOV, and has
now commenced business on his own account,
in the Shop under the Clitton House, opposite
Steevesâ Hotel, on Centran STREET, in Sum-
shsipe, and is prepared to execute all orders
in TINWARE, SUEKLT IRON, COPPER,
&e., ut the shortest notice.
A good supply of TINWARE will always
be kept on hand, and will de sold at Manu-
ifacturerâs pricesâ Very Cheap.
This Establishment being AL inst
Class One, those wanting anything
in this line of âTrade, will find it to
be to their advantage to give the NEW âTIN
SLOP a call,
âTown and Country Merchants supplied at
the very lowest Whivlesule prices.
Jobbing done at the shortest notice.
The highest price, in CASIL, paid for Old
COPPER and BRASS.
JOM
ide, June 24,
GLIFTON HOUSE.
1869. SUMMER. 1869.
By have now completed our spring im-
\ portations, and would call the attention
of persons in want of summer supplies to our
Large and varied Siock of
MERCILANDIZE,
received from the best markets, which we
offer at the lowest prices possible, among
which can be foundâ
DRY GOODS of every, Tobacco,
description, Soda,
Molasses
HARDWARE, ditto, Sole Leather,
cheap, Neatsâ do.,
Iay Rakes & Forks. {Boots and Shoes,
Manure Kerosene Oil,
Us Shovels, iCod do.,
Mud Ay SHELF GOODS,
lloes. Scythes and S.\consisting of every-
Stones, thing suitable for
Nails, country trade,
Silt, âALSOâ
Vaint, allâkinds, The justly celebrated
Oil, âTurpentine, Yarmouth Cooking
Glass, Dutty, STOVE.
âTubs, Buckets,Brooms|Parlor â do.,
TEA (very best, as 100 Bbls. No, 1 Bay
Clifton House, New London, July 1, 1869.
WANTED.
W Oa a SECOND CLASS TEACII-
ER, of the Episcopalian persuasion,
for the St. Eleanorâs District School.
Apply to
GEORGE JONES, Trustee.
St. Eleanorâs, July Ist, 1869. Im
Assignees Notice.
N R. JAMES CAMPBELL, of S âint Elea-
iN nor's, and late Firm of James CAMPBELL
&'Uo., of Summerside, having by Deed of
Assignment bearing date the 18th of this pre-
sent month, and registered in the Deputy
Prothonvtaryâs office, at St. Eleanorâs, assign-
ed all their Book Debts, Notes and Judge-
ments tu'the subscriber, for certuin purposes
and trusts therein mentioned
NOTICE is hereby given that the Creditors
of the sai { party or parties, who wish to come
in and execute said âTrust Deed, wre requested
so todo within Sixty Days from this date,
otherwise they will be debarred from partici-
pating in any benefits of the said Trust Deed.
ALL Persons indebted to the said parties
are hereby requested to make immediate pay-
ment, in settlement of their respective debts,
to the subscriber, at his office, in Summerside,
who alone is now authorised to receive and
grant receipts for the same,
Dated at Summerside,
the 20th day of May, 1869.
HARRY CG. GREEN.
EXCURSIONS
FOR
JULY and AUGUST!
jcrol BY,
Steam N.Companyâs Steamers
JRSONS desirous of obtaining RETURN
Machines,
Wannanten to give entire satisfaction, |
xa Farmers will do well to call early, |
and sclecta perfect machine, at
a moderale price, and upon yood terms.
ROBT. 'l. HOLMAN,
Summerside, July 15, 1869, Sw
Job Printing done neatly and with
despatch, atthe Journal Office,
|
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|
P âTickets, available for ONE WEEK, to
and from any plices called athy Co's Steam-
ers, may purchase the same for ONE anda
HALF FARE; or parties of FIV IS or more
tay obtain the same at ONE single fare, one
âTicket only being issued to the partys
ha Season Tickets, at reduced fares,
can be had on application at the office.
By order,
F. W. HALES, Sec'y.
[july 9.
July 1, 1869,
FARM FOR SALE!
HE subscriber offers for sale 100 ACRES
of excellent LAND, situate at SHEP
RIVER, Lot 14, the property of Mr. ADAM
CLAY, who has recently removed to the U.S
On the above property there is a comfort-
able DWELLING HOUSE and good BARN.
There are about 20 Acres ot it clear and under
fence. âThe remainder is covered with yalu-
able hard and soft wood, is not over a quarter
ofa mile from an inexhaustible supply of
Manure, quite near a good set of Mills, and
altogether is well worthy the attention of in-
tending purchasers,
âTerms liveralâmade known on application
to JOUN CLAY,
Centreville, July 8, 1869.
For Sale or to Let!
Mill and Distillery.
FYPNIE Subscriber offers tor SALE orto LET
the DISTILLERY owned by him, situa-
ted in Lone River, New London, âLhe Dis-
tillery is in good working order,
ALSOâThe GRIST MILL, alongside of
the Distillery, which is in excellent order.
and working every day.
There isa Dwelling House close to the
Mill, which will also be Let,
te The above Property is situated in a
public part of New London, and offers a good
inducement to any person wishing to make
money. âThe Mill and Distillery will be sold
or rented separately or together,
DUNCAN ADAMS.
Long River, New London, July 5, 1869 Im
FOR SALE in BEDEQUE
ee Subscriber offers for sule a FREE-
HOLD FARM, containing 72 Acres of
LAND. About 35 acres are cleared, and in
a high state of cultivation; the remainder is
covered with hard and soft wood. âVhere is
also a good Marsh adjoining it, which cuts 4
stacks of Ilay annually.
âThero are on the premises a good Dwelling
House, Barn, Vlacksmith shop and other out-
buildings, and a never-fuiling spring of water
but a few yards from the house, âVhis pro-
perty fronts on Dunk River, and is within a
short distance of Mussel Mud, Seaweed, &e.,
and being convenient to market, maves it al-
together a very desirable situation.
Vor further particulers apply ts Davip
Rocers, Dunk River Mills, or to the subscriber
on the premises.
MikS. J. ROGERS.
Bedeque, July 14, 1869.
[| LUMBER! ~â
PNIE Subscriber has on hand a quantity of
VINE BOARDS and PLANKS; LATHS
and SLUDDING,âwhich he ollers tor sale
in lots to suit purchasers.
JAS. L. HOLMAN,
Summerside, June 14, 1869.
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
UST RECEIVED, per steamer FLAM-
BURGH, trom MONTREAL,
100 BARRELS
No.1 Superfine FLOUR.
D. ROGERS.
Summerside, July 8, 1869.
CANADA FLOUR.
UST RECEIVED, per sehr, SEA BIND,
from MONTREAL,
350 Bbls. choice No. | Flour.
Vor sale very low for cash.
JSMES L, HOLMAN,
Wholesale Warelvuse,
Head Holmanâs Wharf, July 8, 1869.
raa \
DISSOLUTION.
AMIE CO-PARTNERSHAP heretofore ex-
isting between the undersigned, is this
day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
Rh. A. STRONG will receive, and grant
discharges for all debts due the Firm,
R. A. STRONG,
CHAS, W. STRONG,
Summerside, June Ist, 1869.
SELLING OFF.
A. STRONG is now selling off a well
wAssovied stock of
R.
General Merchandize,
At the Albion House,
usual, of Island HERRING,
Raisins, Soap, j50 Magdalen do, âATâ
The highest price paid for Butter, Eggs,
Sheep and Calf Skins, Old Iron, ete, â Greatly Reduced Rates
SCHURMAN & JOMNSTON. For Cash!
And will be glad to see his old friends, and
all others who want BARGAINS.
He takes this opportunity of expressing his
thanks for favors received personally, as well
as by the late Firm, and solicits a continuation,
Albi louse, June J, 1869,
ÂŽ
t pring 1869.
fPVIE = STANFIELD WOOLEN COM-
PANY at âTRYON. in thinking the
Public for the liberal patronage received
would respectfully inform their customers
and the Public generally that the Mill having
been put in good repair and m de thoroughly
eflicient inevery department; they will con-
tinue to manufacture Cloths, Plannels, Blank-
eting &e., from custom Wool as heretofore.
Parties wishing to do their own weaving can
have tieir wool Picked, Oiled, Carded and
Spun, tor one shilling per pound. Custom-
ers may rely ona quick return, and if desired
may have Cloth inâ exchange at time of de-
livering Wool, asa constant supply will be
always on hand.
Wool which must be clean washed, free of
mats and coarse Jocks, and of good quality
receivedat the Hon LL. J. Callbeckâs, Charlot-
tetown, or at the Mill.
STANFIELD WOOLEN Co.
Tryon, July 1, 1869, 4in.
âWORTH KNOWING!
Kind reader; would you see your foot
Inside a neatly finished Boor,
And feel you may without disgr
Look even Prinves in the face ?
Well, if you would, just call on me,
And you will very shortly see,
âThat [ can do the work so neat,
And make the finish so complete,
That you would wonder from your heart
You came so late toGEORGE MUTPART!
ace
Ie any man without a Sorn ?
The truth mast now be plainly told,
That such there are, and f woul say
To such an one, make no delay,
Forit you come, Uve heard it told,
You will and you wil not be soiep !
|For you can get for Money down,
|The pest and cieares: work in âTown,
| So come and ack a wisemanâs part,
| And get your Boots trom
GEORGE MUTTART
; central St, Summereide, June 24, 18600,
that purpose :
ALL THAT Freehold Farm or tract of
| Land which belonged to the late LAWRENCE.
| SHORT, of the atoresaid Township, Farmer,
deceased intestate, and of which he died seizedâ
and possessed, situate on the sail ââ4o#nship/
No. 8, described and bounded as follows,âthae
is to say: pay
Lying oa the North side of the Tamiito
Road (leading from Vierre Jacques Mills to
the West Point), having a trontuge of about
nine chains thereon, and extending northward-
ly by parallel side lines for the distance of
about sixty chains; bounded on the West by
Angus McPherson's turm; on the East by
Stephen McWilliamsâ farm; and on the Soutiy
by the Hamilton Road, â containing Vitly,
Acres, a litle more or less, with all buildings
and appurtenances to the sume belongin,.
Tiers or SaLe.â20 per cent. down, and
the balance in six months, with interest at six
por cent. per annum trom day of sale.
JAMES YEO,
Administrator of the Estate of theâ
late Lawrence Short.
Port ITill, June 29th, 186s 8
Valuable Prope
FOR SALE
IN NEW LONDON!
FANUE subscriber has been instructed hy Mr.
WILLLAM MANDERSON, of LONG
KLVER, New London, to sell: by
AUCTION,
ON
Tuesday, 10th Aug. next,
at 1? o'clock. noon, on the premises, theâ˘
whole of the VALUABLE PROVPERKTY now
occupied by him, consisting of
110 Acres Leaschold Land!
45 acres of which are cleared and ina
high state of cultivation; the remainder isâ
covered with hard wood, pine, spruce, and
longers in abundance. âThe lease js for 9uv
years, âThe greater part of the clearance has
been covered with Mussel mud. âThere are,
on the Premises a Dwelling House, 20 by 36,
a Barn and other outbuildings, all in good,
repair, On the back of the Barm there is a
small Bay runs in, where an abundance of
seaweed can be hadeefhe mud beds are culy
about 2UU yards from the front of the farm.
There is a good Orchard and Garden near the
liouse, 2
The above property is situated in a flourish-â
ing settlement, and is Gonsidcred oue of the
handsomest farms in New London. It was)
once owned by the Rey. Dr. Jenkins, fro:
whom it was purchased By the present owner,
Any person wanting a goud property will du
well to inspect the ubove at an early day.
âALSOâ
Siock, Implements, &c.
Consisting ofâIorses, Cattle, Sheep, Wag-
gons, âTrucks, Ploughs, Harrows, Carts,
and other Farming Linplements; 20 Bee
Hives, 1 Surveyorâs Compass, 1 Clock,
1 pair Prench Bur Mill Stones, 1 pair
Granite do.. l Barometer, and numerous
other articles.
1STHMAM ENGINE,
of the best quality, of from 6 to 8 horse power,
all complete, with copper flues.
TERMS.âFor the Farm, a deposit of 6 per
cent on day of sale; 25 per cent on the loth
October next, and the balance in equal yeariy
instalments, Vor the Steam) Mngine halt
down, and the balance in 12 months. For
the Stock, &c., a credit until Ist Noy. next,
on good security,
G. B. MACKAY,
Auctioneer.
Clifton, New London, July 26, 1569. pat.
EXTENSIVE SALE!
Crop, Stock, Farm-
ing Utensils, &c.
TYVULE subscriber has been instructed by
Mr. DUGALD S. HUNT, (who has sold
his Farm) to sell at his late residence, near
SAINT LLEANORâS, on
TUESDAY, 10th August
next, commencing at 12 o'clock, noon, the
whole of his
Crop, Stock, Farming Implements,
Kurniture, &c,
Consisting in part ofâ
18 acres OATS, 2 acres BARLEY,
14 **) WHEAT, 1 acre Buckwheat,
24 Potatoes, 14 Tons of HAY,
1 âTruck Horse, 1 Blood Mare and Cl de
Foal, 3 Pigs, 10 Sheep, 2 Calves, 1 Ox,
1 Milch Cow, L Durham Bull, Lot of
Poultry. 2 Wood Sleighs, 1 double do.,
2 setts Fanners, 1 Grind Stone & Frame,
l chain teather, 1 llorse Rake, 1 Ameri-
can Horse Rake, steel teeth, Hay and
Manure Forks, Shovels, Rakes & Iloce,
1 âTruck, 1 Cart, 1 set Cart Harness,
1 Iron Plough, Swingle-trees & Uarness,
lset Harrows, 2 sets Driving Harness,
Llight Driving Waggon (early new)
One half ofa splendid Mud Digger,
1 Riding Saddie, | Cooking Stove, 2 par-
lor do., and Pipe, Chairs, Lables, Beds,
Bedding, Carpet, Chest Drawers, Clock,
and a lot dt odher articles. :
Should the day prove unfavora le, the salo
will positively take place ou the first fine day
after.
TERMS :âFor Crop and Hay, a credit of
âThree Montt For other articles, all suns
under 20s. Cush; over 20s. a credit will Le
yiven until 1oth October, 1870, on approved
Joint Notes.
RICHARD HUNT, Auctioneer,
Summerside, July 27, 1869, pro.
BRITISH AND AMERICAN
IOUSE
.
ya RECEIVED, per steamer Merritt
1eF and Schr. /osephine trom MONTREAL,
land Aobert Noble trom BOSTONâ
8 Casks Kerosene OIL, 1 Bbl. Olive do.,
1 âTin Neets-foot OLL, 1 do. Castor OLL,
1 do. Cod-liver OIL, 3 do. Carriage
Varnish, 2 do. Furniture do., 6 boxes
'Vobacco, 20 Caddies do., 6 demijohns
French Vinegar, 2 sacks Villiburts, 3
Bois. Redwood, 2 Bols. Crushed Sugar,
1 do. Currants, Dozens Pine Apple Sy-
rop,; Laspberry, Lemon and Strawberry
| do,
Low for Cash or approved credit.
A. P. MILLS.
Summerside, June 17, "60.
DEAL FREIGHTS.
W ANTED, SEVERAL V 1
iLS to
carry DEALS,
|
| a
| Po lond at Buctouche,
| Richibucto, and Shemogne, for Ports in the
| British Channel, Liverpool and the Clyde,
Apply to A. WH. YATES,
Commission Merchant,
Ch. Town, June 20, 1509, ua
New Advertisements this Dayâ A Good Investment. we MAILS. | WK HERE! | Auction Sales.
Extensive SaleâRichard Hunt. TP\UE Subscriber offers fi 1. os Ae a eS Nand after FRIDAY, the 23rd instant, | i Subscriber offers for sale a splendid) || ae
Valuable PropertyâG. B. Mackay. Acres of LAND. âTho quailty of the Aig hd Becabaea at ins mes tere MONDAY, |on eee Donk Wier: Don de NOTICE !
A Good InvestmentâBenj. S. Mills.
Weekly Steam ComâCarvell Bros,
Sugar, MolassesâJas, L. Holman.
Flour & CornmealâC, Š, Gardiner,
tance below the Bridge, joining Wan, Schur-
manâs Farm; subject to a yearly rent of 8d.
per acre, For further particulars and terms,
apply to GEORGE CLARK.
July 1, 1869. Wilmot Creek.
Land will bear inspection. Situation about
half a mile from St. Eleanorâs Court House,
about amile and a half from Summerside,
fronting on the road leading to Charlottetown
about 11 chains, a few chains back, 17 cliains
wide. here are about 35 acres fenced in, a
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, at
WEDNE TINO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the
QO CLOCK,
premises, âTownship No. 8, in Prince
County, on THURSDAY, the FIlPit day of
AUGUDT neat, at Eleven o'clock, forenoon,
under and ; ursnant to a licenseâ duly granted
by His Honor the Surrogate of this Island for
PUBLIC LANDS.
Opening of New Roads on'Town-
THOMAS CRABB,
; Postmaster.
âPost Office, Summerside, July 21,69 3w
Nomination Day at Groncrrown.âOn
Tuesday last, Messrs. Sullivan, Campbell
and McLean were nominated as Candidates
for the First District ot Kingâs County, vacant
by the appointment of the Hon. Jos, Hensley
as Assistant Judge.
The proceedings were quict, and the Can-
didates did not suy much. âhe Hon. 1. Mae-
Kachern has not offeredâwaiting, we expect,
for the General Election, when he will offer,
we believe, on his old principles of Free Ku-
ucation, Free Lands, and perfect religious
equality, and an enlarged Reciprocity Treaty.
tm We think the editor of the Halifax
Express must be taking a rise out of the
Herald man, He fairly eulogises him tor
taking such a prominent stand in favor of
Confederation. Ile wishes Nova Scotia
had a Queenâs Printer exactly like Mr. Riel-
ly. We haye no objections to let him go.
R@⢠Tue Hon. Benj. Davies was elected
for the 4th District of Queenâs County, with-
out opposition. Violent rnd eloquent speech-
es were made by D, Laird, F. Brecken, J. C.
Fope, Solicitor General, Col. Secretary, Mr.
Haythorae, Rielly and others, â'he Queen's
Printer fell or was pushed off the hustings.
Mr. Laird avd the Colonial Secretiry had
some very hard words, The Solicitor Gener-
speech was very eloquent. Mr. Pope, it
is said, denounced the Government, and join-
ed in with Laird and the old Conservative
party.â Com.
Tur Civic Elections for the City of Char-
lottetown, takes place on âTuesday next.
{= A correspondent from King's
County says :â
âThe contest at the coming lection will
be keen. âVhe Campbell's are numerous and
strong, and with all the characteristics of that
ancient Clan, will be no mean foe for the Mc-
Leanâs to contend against. âhe O'Sullivanâs
have no chance in the district, composed, as
itis, of Scotch Highlanders, excepting that
between the other opposing pa: ties, their kins-
man may slip in.â
The Cuban question, the landing of the
French Cable, the coming elections in Texas
and Missiseippi,and a number of tinancialand
social affairs of minor importance at present,
have been the leading topics of public dis-
cussion in the United States during the past
week. Itis announced that the filibusters
who lately left New York for Cuba, and land-
ed on Gardinerâs Island, have all disappear-
ed from the quarter, some haying been cap-
tured by United States troops and lodged in
Fort Lafayette, and the remainder having
escaped, Ir relation to the prisoners in Fort
Lafayette, it is very probable that they will be
discharged forthwith, on giving satisfactory
assurances or refraining from hereafter yio-
lating the neutrality laws.âS. 4. Journal,
The city of Oswego is to spend $8000 in
entertaining the Canadian Press Association.
intending to offer them a banquet and a ball.
The editor of the Oswego Jalladium is at
âVoronto arranging the excursion. Le is de-
legated to invite Canadian editors, and to
discuss reciprocity at the approaching visit.
The Queen of Portugal, Victor Emmanuel's
youngest daughter, is said to be dying.
ay ur ried :
On the'20th inst., by the Rev. H. Pope,
Mr. Wm. Warren, of North River, to Eliza,
daughter of Mr. James Harper, of Charlotte-
town.
At the residence of the brideâs grandfather,
Bideford, Lot 12, June 80th, by the Rey.
Henry Newcombe, B.C. M., assisted by the
Rey. Mr. Richards, Mr. George Monkley,
of Lot 14, to Sarah Jane, eldest daughter of
Mr. William Gorrill, of Northam, Lot 13,
At the Manse, cn âThursday, the 22ndinst.,
by the Rey. W. R, Frame, Mr. Jolin Suds-
buy, of Malpeque, to Miss Penelope Warren,
of New London,
At St. Peterâs Road, Lo: , 2 July, Angus
Docherty, formely of Belfast, aged 73 yeurs,
a kind husband and lover of truth.
At Charlottetown, at the residence of his
son-in law, Mr. Archibald Kennedy, on
"Thursday the 22nd inst., after an illness of
several months, Humphrey McLaren, Esq.,
late of Grand River, Lot 16, in theââyear of
his age. âMuch respected and regretted by
his numerous friends and acquaintances.â
At Tignish. on âTuesday morning, July 13th
Mr. William Carter, aged G0 years, a
native of Gowran County KillKenny, Ireland.
Muy he rest in peace,
GRBACEâS SALVE,
The unanimous testimony in favor of this
article wherever it has been used, and more
particularly in various parts of Essex County,
where the manufacturer formerly resided,
vroves the high value which is placed upon it
an all cases where a remedy of such a charac-
eris appropriate. âThe inventor of this salve
was no mere adventurer, who set the article | ,>
a-going only to make money, without caring |
whether it injured or cured those who used
it, but a skillful physician and surgeon, who
for many long years used it in an extensive
practice, and, dying, left the recipe as a valu-
able inheritance to the generation which was
to come after him.
For cuts, bruises, sores, and every species
of Inflammation upon the surface of the body,
its use has been followed by the most satisfac-
tory results, and it only requires a trial to
prove it to be all that its manufacturer claims
tor it.âZ/averhill Publisher.
Prepared by SETIL W. FOWLE & SON,
18 Tremont Street, Boston, and for sale by
Druggists generally, at 25 cents a box.
None genuine unless signed 1. Burrs on
the wrapper.
Wistarâs Balsam of Wild Cherry.
From Josern MENanp, Esq,
No. 8 Canning Sreet, Montreal.
âMy Wife euffered for five years from a serious
Pulmonary Affection. She was recommended to
try some Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. 1 cer
tiy that the use of a single bottle of this excellent
Remedy hus effected a radical cure, in the space
of three weeks
Highly Respootablo Authority :
that my mother, the lute
City of Charlottetown,
Prince Edward Island,
Ann Macgownn, during the list few years of her
lite, was in the continual lubit of using Dr Wis
tarâs Bulsans of Wild Cherry, and that she fre
quently exqreseed her high Opinion at the benetits
she derived in the promotion of her general health,
Sho died in the Yvud year of her aye-
a âity Hull, this ist day of June,
won * No âETER McGOWANâ
june U4â4dw J.P & City Clerk
I do hereby ceitify
4
1
iwed and approved of by the
the various Medical Associ
wre now componnded tnd
The eathartices t
Physicians comprising
ations of this State,
sold under the name of * Parsonsâ Pargutive
We copy the following from an exchange, which
is important if trae :â Chronic dinrrhen of long
etandiny, also dysentery and all similar complaints
common at this eenson of the year, ean be cured
by the uae (internally) of * Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment,ââ We know whereof We ultirm.
To cnre a congh to relieve all irritations of the
throat, to prevent hoarseness, to restore to perfect
soundness and health the most delicate organiant
ion of the haman frameâ the lungs ase Wietan's
Baream or Winn Cunniy
PU |
great part with cedar, and ina high state of
cultivation; the remainder is covered with
good hard and soft wood of all kinds.
in Lot 17,
Possession given this fall.
BENJ. S. MILLS.
St. Eleanorâs, July 28, 1869.
WEEKLY
Steam Communication with
-
STEAMSINVS ALMWAMNBRA, P.
ue
A.
calling at Halifux, Canso, and Pictou.
as possible after her arrival here.
For freight or passage apply to
CARVELL BROS,
Clâtown, July 29, â69, Agents.
SUGAR, MOLASSES,
&c. &e.
UST received from ILALIPAX, N. S.,
and will be sold at small advance on cost,
for Cash or approved credit, the followingâ
25 Puns. Bright MOLASSES,
9 Hhds. Porto Rico SUGAR,
25
10
Chests Superior Congou TEA,
Ilalf Chests do do. do.
40 Boxes LAYER RAISINS,
40 4 Boxes do do.
1 Cask CURRANTS.
JAS. L. IOLMAN,
Wholesale Warehouse,
Head Llolmanâs Wharf,
Summerside, July 29, 1869,
~ Flour & Cornmeal,
ah
IST received at the Eureka House
quantity of the best
Canada Flour,
And Milm Dried Cornumeal.
G. C, GARDINER,
Summerside, July 29, 1869.
Summer Arrangement!
ENTIRE CHANGE OF TIME
P. E. Island Steamers
St. Lawrence and P. of Wales,
ÂŁ0 AS TO
Conneet with Boston Bout
Three Times a Week !
For United States & N. Brunswick
NE of the above-named Steamers will
leave Charlottetown for Summerside snd
Shediag every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY Evenings, at half past 7 o'clock
âreturning from Shediac every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, atnoon, on
arrival of âTrain from St. John.
Kor Nova Scotia.
Leave Charlottetown for Victou every
TUKSDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at5a.m., taking Passengers and Freight for
Hawksbury, Gut of Canso, on âTuesday; for
Port Hood on âThursday, and Georgetown on
Saturday; and Returning, froin Georgetown
on Monday; Hawksbury on Wednesday, and
Port Hood on Friday, by way of Victou, leay-
ing latter place at noon on arrival of âTrain
from Halitux on each above named days.
b@⢠By this arrangement a thorough con-
nection from all aboye named places to BOS-
âTON and all intermediate Ports, will be es-
tablished, without any delay or stoppage on
the way.
By order,
F. W. HALES,
Secretary.
July 19, 1869.
New Summer Arrangement.
N and after FRIDAY, the 23rd instant,
until further netice, the Mails for the
Inited States, Canada and New Brunswick,
via Shediac, will be closed at the General
Pogt Office, Uharlottetown, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evening, at
7 o'clock.
For Nova Scotia, via Pictou, every MON-
DAY, WEDNBoDAY and FRIDAY Eyen-
ing, at 7 o'clock.
Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland and
the West Indies, every alternate MONDAY
and WEDNESDAY Evening, at 7 o'clock,
as fullows, viz .â
Monday, July 26,
Wednesday, Oct. 6,
Mails for Summerside, St. E!eanorâs, North
| Bedeque and Lower Freetown, to be forward-
Jed by Steamer, will be closed every Monday,
| Wednesday and Friday Evening at7 o'clock,
Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per
Steamer, every Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock.
Letters to be registered, and Newspapers,
| must be posted at least half an hour before
/ the time of closing Mails.
| A Mail for England, via United States, will
âbe forwarded when required, postage on let-
| ters 7a sterling,
| Letters and Newspapers, for the West
Indies and Newfoundland, must be prepaid.
| âThe Steamers carrying the above Mails
| will leave Charlottetown for Shediac. every
| Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening, at
| 7.80, p.m.
| For Pictou, Steamer leaves Charlottetown
jevery Tuesday, ât hursday and Saturday morn-
ing, at5, a. ma.
Mails from the United States, Canada and
| New Brunswick, will be due on the evenings
fof Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9.30,
From Nova Scoti:, on the evenings of Mon-
j day, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock,
JOUN A, MACDONALD,
Postninster General,
General Post Office, Ch. Town, July 19, â69.
The Journal is the best advertising
medium on lhe Island.
ships Nos. 2, 5,
AND A
Gand 14,
f k âThere
is one of the largest springs on the premises
Part of the purchase money can remain for
a term of years, as may be agreed upon.
BOSTON & INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
J Nickerson, Commander, and Oriental
I, M. Snow, Commander, until further notice
will ply weekly between this portund Boston,
The Alhambra will leave Queenâs Whaif
every alternate âThursday at 12 o'clock, noon;
and the Ortenfal wil. be despatched as soon
Wednesday, do. 28, Monday, do 18, ard.
Monday, August 9. Wednesday, do 20. â
Wednesday, do 11, Monday, Nove, 1,|Charlottetown & Summerside.
Monday, do 23 Wednesday, du 3 Re ray Ve i :
Weanealny, do 23, Monday, * do 15, THe FAST SAILING mer
Monday, Sept. 6, Wednesday, do 17, i) FU LIGTICA, IN
Wednesday, do 8, Monday, do 29, LAY SON, | Commander, 283° tons,
Monday do 20. Wednesday, Dee, 1 classed AL at Lloyd's; coppered and copper
Wednesday do vy, Monday do 13, fastened, will be on the berth for the nbove
Monday, Gutober 4, Wednesday, do 1D Ports EARLY IN AUGUST, and sail on or
Sale of Wilderness Lands.
TENE Commissioner of Public Lands will
attend on TUESDAY, the 27th instant,
at 10 o'clock, a.m., at Mr. J. H. FitzGeraldâs,
Mount Hemlock, Lot 14, and submit to sale
the openine of a new Line of Road, from
Western Koad to the Grand River Road.
On WEDNESDAY, the 28th, at 10 o'clock,
a.m., at Mr. R. Craswellâs, Lot 6, will sell
the Extension of the Howlan Road, and same
day, at 12 o'clock, noon, at Mr. M. Lynch's,
yt sell the Extension of the Duvar Road,
aot 5.
On THURSDAY, the 29th, at 10 o'clock,
a. m., at Mr. Thomas Gillianâs, Kildare
River, Lot 4, to receive applications and de-
termine Vishery Stations.
On FRIDAY the 80th, at 10 o'clock, a.m.,
at Mr. Robert Smith's, Western Road, Lot 2,
will sell the Opening of a new Line of Road
from the Western Koad to the Palmer Road.
âThe Commissioner will be prepared to re-
ceive payments and make sale of Wilderness
Lands, at either ofthe places atthe dates
above named,
3
JOUN ALDOUS,
Comunissioner,
Land Office, July 8, 1869.
TO ARRIVE.
MOLASSES & SUGAR !|
TANITE Subscriber will have for sale, about
the Ist of AUGUST next, cheap tor cash
or approved paper,
20 Puns. Fine Barbadoes MOLASSES,
10 âTierees and some barrels of SUGAR.
WM. BEAIRSTO,
Summerside, July 22, 1869 .âtf
FLOUR, FL
FLOUR!
UST RECEIVED by the Subscriber, a
@F quantity of
Choice No. | Canada Flour,
which will be sold low.
TILOS. B. HALL.
22, 1869.â4i
Summerside, July
NOTICE.
TYNILE Subscriber will always be on ha
nd,
raul
witha COVERED COACIL, on the s
and departure of the STEAMER, att
to convey PASSE ERS and LiL
to and from the Hotels, to the What.
llorses and Carriages to Ilire,
âTHOMAS CAIRNS,
Summerside, July 22d, 1869.0 lm
NOTICE !
LU FREIGUT and LUGGAGE to be
shipped in the Steamer, can be stored |
in the warchouse on HOLMANâS WIARP, |
on Monvay, Wepsespay and VFripay,
previous to her arrival at this port. No stor-
age charged on freight to be shipped.
J. BERTRAM, Agent.
22, 1869,
Summerside, Jul
Western Stage!
)ASSENGERS arrivingin the STEAMER,
~ going to Port Hill, Alberton, Tignish, &c.,
can be conveyed by the Subscriber on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, leaving
Summerside at 5 o'clock, a. m.,
JOUN McFADYE
Mail C
Summerside, July 22d, 1869.
MOVING WEST!
| leer Moving West will do well to
call and see the Subscriber's FARM,
(Government Title) Head of Dock River,
near Presbyterian Church, ALBERTON,
which is for private sale, with CROP, &e.
âThe Farm is too well known to: need fur-
ther particulars.
or,
HENRY OLIVER.
22,1869 3w
Alberton, July
Who Found It?
OST, on the 3rd of July, instant, between
Kensington and Summerside, (by the
Lower Koad) a dark PLALD SUAWL, The
finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
JOURKNAL OFFICE,
July 22, 1869. 3w
Watches & Clocks.
TYNE Subscriber has just received a new
supply of CLOCK & WATCIL Material,
aidis prepared to exccute all work in the
Watchimakerâs ling.
DANIEL D, CREW.
Summerside, July 15, G0. Near Drill Shed
Ti ANNUAL MEETING of the Cas-
cumpee AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
will be held on FRIDAY, the 28rd instant, at
the âTemperance Hull, at 2 ock, p.m.
ALEX. HORTON,
Alberton, July 15, 186 aah Lo
SHINGLES & LATHS!
RS Sale by the Subseriber, a quantity of
LATS 4 feet and 44 feet long.
Sawed SULNGLES always on hand.
DAVID ROGERS.
Summerside, July 15, 1869.
âFROM LIVERPOOL !
about the Ist SEVTEMBER.
Importers wishing an carly arrival of their
Fall stock, can, by torwarding their orders in
good time, avail themselves of this opportu-
nity.
For Freight apply to Messrs. Dayip Can-
nox, Sons & Co,, 57 South Jolin Street, Liv
erpool, or to
erpool, NOLMAN,
Summerside.
JAMES T
July 8. 1869. pat
TUE BUCKEYE
MOWER & REAPER!
TEV Subscriber has received, from the
celebrated manufactory of A.B. RICH-
ARDSON & CO., Worcester,
24 of the above superior
INÂŽ
BARGAINS !
STEEL FORKS,
NASH'S SCYTHES,
N. S. STONES,
2 & 3 Bowed RAKES, at
R. Lf. NOLMAN'S.
Summerside, July 15, 1869, 3w
LADIESâ
Will find a very large assortment of
Butter & Preserve Crocks!
: âALSO--
Flower Pots!
Cheap at
R. T. WOLMAN'S,
Summerside, July 15, 1869. 3m
Just Received,
AND WILL BE SOLD LOW:
pm BARRELS No.
9)
1 Superfine Mlour,
10 Barrels Orn:tineal,
_ , 20 Boxes Extract LLog-wood.
' ARTHUR VP, MILLS.
Summerside, July 8, 1569.
~~ FOR THE LADIES.
W Artificial Flowers,
Feathers,
Dress Buttous,
Silk Laces,
Gimps,
Collars,
tibbons,
Gloves,
Ilats,
BOOTS AND SHORS, &e., &e., ke.
Just received and for sale CHEAD at
FINLAY McNEILL'S.
Summerside, July 8, 1869.
WHEW TIN SHOP!
UE Subscriber would respecttully inti-
mate to his friends and the public in gen
eral, that his engagement with KR. T. Holman,
sq., having ceased, he has purchased the
Stock in âTrade of his âTIN SUOV, and has
now commenced business on his own account,
in the Shop under the Clitton House, opposite
Steevesâ Hotel, on Centran STREET, in Sum-
shsipe, and is prepared to execute all orders
in TINWARE, SUEKLT IRON, COPPER,
&e., ut the shortest notice.
A good supply of TINWARE will always
be kept on hand, and will de sold at Manu-
ifacturerâs pricesâ Very Cheap.
This Establishment being AL inst
Class One, those wanting anything
in this line of âTrade, will find it to
be to their advantage to give the NEW âTIN
SLOP a call,
âTown and Country Merchants supplied at
the very lowest Whivlesule prices.
Jobbing done at the shortest notice.
The highest price, in CASIL, paid for Old
COPPER and BRASS.
JOM
ide, June 24,
GLIFTON HOUSE.
1869. SUMMER. 1869.
By have now completed our spring im-
\ portations, and would call the attention
of persons in want of summer supplies to our
Large and varied Siock of
MERCILANDIZE,
received from the best markets, which we
offer at the lowest prices possible, among
which can be foundâ
DRY GOODS of every, Tobacco,
description, Soda,
Molasses
HARDWARE, ditto, Sole Leather,
cheap, Neatsâ do.,
Iay Rakes & Forks. {Boots and Shoes,
Manure Kerosene Oil,
Us Shovels, iCod do.,
Mud Ay SHELF GOODS,
lloes. Scythes and S.\consisting of every-
Stones, thing suitable for
Nails, country trade,
Silt, âALSOâ
Vaint, allâkinds, The justly celebrated
Oil, âTurpentine, Yarmouth Cooking
Glass, Dutty, STOVE.
âTubs, Buckets,Brooms|Parlor â do.,
TEA (very best, as 100 Bbls. No, 1 Bay
Clifton House, New London, July 1, 1869.
WANTED.
W Oa a SECOND CLASS TEACII-
ER, of the Episcopalian persuasion,
for the St. Eleanorâs District School.
Apply to
GEORGE JONES, Trustee.
St. Eleanorâs, July Ist, 1869. Im
Assignees Notice.
N R. JAMES CAMPBELL, of S âint Elea-
iN nor's, and late Firm of James CAMPBELL
&'Uo., of Summerside, having by Deed of
Assignment bearing date the 18th of this pre-
sent month, and registered in the Deputy
Prothonvtaryâs office, at St. Eleanorâs, assign-
ed all their Book Debts, Notes and Judge-
ments tu'the subscriber, for certuin purposes
and trusts therein mentioned
NOTICE is hereby given that the Creditors
of the sai { party or parties, who wish to come
in and execute said âTrust Deed, wre requested
so todo within Sixty Days from this date,
otherwise they will be debarred from partici-
pating in any benefits of the said Trust Deed.
ALL Persons indebted to the said parties
are hereby requested to make immediate pay-
ment, in settlement of their respective debts,
to the subscriber, at his office, in Summerside,
who alone is now authorised to receive and
grant receipts for the same,
Dated at Summerside,
the 20th day of May, 1869.
HARRY CG. GREEN.
EXCURSIONS
FOR
JULY and AUGUST!
jcrol BY,
Steam N.Companyâs Steamers
JRSONS desirous of obtaining RETURN
Machines,
Wannanten to give entire satisfaction, |
xa Farmers will do well to call early, |
and sclecta perfect machine, at
a moderale price, and upon yood terms.
ROBT. 'l. HOLMAN,
Summerside, July 15, 1869, Sw
Job Printing done neatly and with
despatch, atthe Journal Office,
|
|
|
P âTickets, available for ONE WEEK, to
and from any plices called athy Co's Steam-
ers, may purchase the same for ONE anda
HALF FARE; or parties of FIV IS or more
tay obtain the same at ONE single fare, one
âTicket only being issued to the partys
ha Season Tickets, at reduced fares,
can be had on application at the office.
By order,
F. W. HALES, Sec'y.
[july 9.
July 1, 1869,
FARM FOR SALE!
HE subscriber offers for sale 100 ACRES
of excellent LAND, situate at SHEP
RIVER, Lot 14, the property of Mr. ADAM
CLAY, who has recently removed to the U.S
On the above property there is a comfort-
able DWELLING HOUSE and good BARN.
There are about 20 Acres ot it clear and under
fence. âThe remainder is covered with yalu-
able hard and soft wood, is not over a quarter
ofa mile from an inexhaustible supply of
Manure, quite near a good set of Mills, and
altogether is well worthy the attention of in-
tending purchasers,
âTerms liveralâmade known on application
to JOUN CLAY,
Centreville, July 8, 1869.
For Sale or to Let!
Mill and Distillery.
FYPNIE Subscriber offers tor SALE orto LET
the DISTILLERY owned by him, situa-
ted in Lone River, New London, âLhe Dis-
tillery is in good working order,
ALSOâThe GRIST MILL, alongside of
the Distillery, which is in excellent order.
and working every day.
There isa Dwelling House close to the
Mill, which will also be Let,
te The above Property is situated in a
public part of New London, and offers a good
inducement to any person wishing to make
money. âThe Mill and Distillery will be sold
or rented separately or together,
DUNCAN ADAMS.
Long River, New London, July 5, 1869 Im
FOR SALE in BEDEQUE
ee Subscriber offers for sule a FREE-
HOLD FARM, containing 72 Acres of
LAND. About 35 acres are cleared, and in
a high state of cultivation; the remainder is
covered with hard and soft wood. âVhere is
also a good Marsh adjoining it, which cuts 4
stacks of Ilay annually.
âThero are on the premises a good Dwelling
House, Barn, Vlacksmith shop and other out-
buildings, and a never-fuiling spring of water
but a few yards from the house, âVhis pro-
perty fronts on Dunk River, and is within a
short distance of Mussel Mud, Seaweed, &e.,
and being convenient to market, maves it al-
together a very desirable situation.
Vor further particulers apply ts Davip
Rocers, Dunk River Mills, or to the subscriber
on the premises.
MikS. J. ROGERS.
Bedeque, July 14, 1869.
[| LUMBER! ~â
PNIE Subscriber has on hand a quantity of
VINE BOARDS and PLANKS; LATHS
and SLUDDING,âwhich he ollers tor sale
in lots to suit purchasers.
JAS. L. HOLMAN,
Summerside, June 14, 1869.
FLOUR! FLOUR!!
UST RECEIVED, per steamer FLAM-
BURGH, trom MONTREAL,
100 BARRELS
No.1 Superfine FLOUR.
D. ROGERS.
Summerside, July 8, 1869.
CANADA FLOUR.
UST RECEIVED, per sehr, SEA BIND,
from MONTREAL,
350 Bbls. choice No. | Flour.
Vor sale very low for cash.
JSMES L, HOLMAN,
Wholesale Warelvuse,
Head Holmanâs Wharf, July 8, 1869.
raa \
DISSOLUTION.
AMIE CO-PARTNERSHAP heretofore ex-
isting between the undersigned, is this
day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
Rh. A. STRONG will receive, and grant
discharges for all debts due the Firm,
R. A. STRONG,
CHAS, W. STRONG,
Summerside, June Ist, 1869.
SELLING OFF.
A. STRONG is now selling off a well
wAssovied stock of
R.
General Merchandize,
At the Albion House,
usual, of Island HERRING,
Raisins, Soap, j50 Magdalen do, âATâ
The highest price paid for Butter, Eggs,
Sheep and Calf Skins, Old Iron, ete, â Greatly Reduced Rates
SCHURMAN & JOMNSTON. For Cash!
And will be glad to see his old friends, and
all others who want BARGAINS.
He takes this opportunity of expressing his
thanks for favors received personally, as well
as by the late Firm, and solicits a continuation,
Albi louse, June J, 1869,
ÂŽ
t pring 1869.
fPVIE = STANFIELD WOOLEN COM-
PANY at âTRYON. in thinking the
Public for the liberal patronage received
would respectfully inform their customers
and the Public generally that the Mill having
been put in good repair and m de thoroughly
eflicient inevery department; they will con-
tinue to manufacture Cloths, Plannels, Blank-
eting &e., from custom Wool as heretofore.
Parties wishing to do their own weaving can
have tieir wool Picked, Oiled, Carded and
Spun, tor one shilling per pound. Custom-
ers may rely ona quick return, and if desired
may have Cloth inâ exchange at time of de-
livering Wool, asa constant supply will be
always on hand.
Wool which must be clean washed, free of
mats and coarse Jocks, and of good quality
receivedat the Hon LL. J. Callbeckâs, Charlot-
tetown, or at the Mill.
STANFIELD WOOLEN Co.
Tryon, July 1, 1869, 4in.
âWORTH KNOWING!
Kind reader; would you see your foot
Inside a neatly finished Boor,
And feel you may without disgr
Look even Prinves in the face ?
Well, if you would, just call on me,
And you will very shortly see,
âThat [ can do the work so neat,
And make the finish so complete,
That you would wonder from your heart
You came so late toGEORGE MUTPART!
ace
Ie any man without a Sorn ?
The truth mast now be plainly told,
That such there are, and f woul say
To such an one, make no delay,
Forit you come, Uve heard it told,
You will and you wil not be soiep !
|For you can get for Money down,
|The pest and cieares: work in âTown,
| So come and ack a wisemanâs part,
| And get your Boots trom
GEORGE MUTTART
; central St, Summereide, June 24, 18600,
that purpose :
ALL THAT Freehold Farm or tract of
| Land which belonged to the late LAWRENCE.
| SHORT, of the atoresaid Township, Farmer,
deceased intestate, and of which he died seizedâ
and possessed, situate on the sail ââ4o#nship/
No. 8, described and bounded as follows,âthae
is to say: pay
Lying oa the North side of the Tamiito
Road (leading from Vierre Jacques Mills to
the West Point), having a trontuge of about
nine chains thereon, and extending northward-
ly by parallel side lines for the distance of
about sixty chains; bounded on the West by
Angus McPherson's turm; on the East by
Stephen McWilliamsâ farm; and on the Soutiy
by the Hamilton Road, â containing Vitly,
Acres, a litle more or less, with all buildings
and appurtenances to the sume belongin,.
Tiers or SaLe.â20 per cent. down, and
the balance in six months, with interest at six
por cent. per annum trom day of sale.
JAMES YEO,
Administrator of the Estate of theâ
late Lawrence Short.
Port ITill, June 29th, 186s 8
Valuable Prope
FOR SALE
IN NEW LONDON!
FANUE subscriber has been instructed hy Mr.
WILLLAM MANDERSON, of LONG
KLVER, New London, to sell: by
AUCTION,
ON
Tuesday, 10th Aug. next,
at 1? o'clock. noon, on the premises, theâ˘
whole of the VALUABLE PROVPERKTY now
occupied by him, consisting of
110 Acres Leaschold Land!
45 acres of which are cleared and ina
high state of cultivation; the remainder isâ
covered with hard wood, pine, spruce, and
longers in abundance. âThe lease js for 9uv
years, âThe greater part of the clearance has
been covered with Mussel mud. âThere are,
on the Premises a Dwelling House, 20 by 36,
a Barn and other outbuildings, all in good,
repair, On the back of the Barm there is a
small Bay runs in, where an abundance of
seaweed can be hadeefhe mud beds are culy
about 2UU yards from the front of the farm.
There is a good Orchard and Garden near the
liouse, 2
The above property is situated in a flourish-â
ing settlement, and is Gonsidcred oue of the
handsomest farms in New London. It was)
once owned by the Rey. Dr. Jenkins, fro:
whom it was purchased By the present owner,
Any person wanting a goud property will du
well to inspect the ubove at an early day.
âALSOâ
Siock, Implements, &c.
Consisting ofâIorses, Cattle, Sheep, Wag-
gons, âTrucks, Ploughs, Harrows, Carts,
and other Farming Linplements; 20 Bee
Hives, 1 Surveyorâs Compass, 1 Clock,
1 pair Prench Bur Mill Stones, 1 pair
Granite do.. l Barometer, and numerous
other articles.
1STHMAM ENGINE,
of the best quality, of from 6 to 8 horse power,
all complete, with copper flues.
TERMS.âFor the Farm, a deposit of 6 per
cent on day of sale; 25 per cent on the loth
October next, and the balance in equal yeariy
instalments, Vor the Steam) Mngine halt
down, and the balance in 12 months. For
the Stock, &c., a credit until Ist Noy. next,
on good security,
G. B. MACKAY,
Auctioneer.
Clifton, New London, July 26, 1569. pat.
EXTENSIVE SALE!
Crop, Stock, Farm-
ing Utensils, &c.
TYVULE subscriber has been instructed by
Mr. DUGALD S. HUNT, (who has sold
his Farm) to sell at his late residence, near
SAINT LLEANORâS, on
TUESDAY, 10th August
next, commencing at 12 o'clock, noon, the
whole of his
Crop, Stock, Farming Implements,
Kurniture, &c,
Consisting in part ofâ
18 acres OATS, 2 acres BARLEY,
14 **) WHEAT, 1 acre Buckwheat,
24 Potatoes, 14 Tons of HAY,
1 âTruck Horse, 1 Blood Mare and Cl de
Foal, 3 Pigs, 10 Sheep, 2 Calves, 1 Ox,
1 Milch Cow, L Durham Bull, Lot of
Poultry. 2 Wood Sleighs, 1 double do.,
2 setts Fanners, 1 Grind Stone & Frame,
l chain teather, 1 llorse Rake, 1 Ameri-
can Horse Rake, steel teeth, Hay and
Manure Forks, Shovels, Rakes & Iloce,
1 âTruck, 1 Cart, 1 set Cart Harness,
1 Iron Plough, Swingle-trees & Uarness,
lset Harrows, 2 sets Driving Harness,
Llight Driving Waggon (early new)
One half ofa splendid Mud Digger,
1 Riding Saddie, | Cooking Stove, 2 par-
lor do., and Pipe, Chairs, Lables, Beds,
Bedding, Carpet, Chest Drawers, Clock,
and a lot dt odher articles. :
Should the day prove unfavora le, the salo
will positively take place ou the first fine day
after.
TERMS :âFor Crop and Hay, a credit of
âThree Montt For other articles, all suns
under 20s. Cush; over 20s. a credit will Le
yiven until 1oth October, 1870, on approved
Joint Notes.
RICHARD HUNT, Auctioneer,
Summerside, July 27, 1869, pro.
BRITISH AND AMERICAN
IOUSE
.
ya RECEIVED, per steamer Merritt
1eF and Schr. /osephine trom MONTREAL,
land Aobert Noble trom BOSTONâ
8 Casks Kerosene OIL, 1 Bbl. Olive do.,
1 âTin Neets-foot OLL, 1 do. Castor OLL,
1 do. Cod-liver OIL, 3 do. Carriage
Varnish, 2 do. Furniture do., 6 boxes
'Vobacco, 20 Caddies do., 6 demijohns
French Vinegar, 2 sacks Villiburts, 3
Bois. Redwood, 2 Bols. Crushed Sugar,
1 do. Currants, Dozens Pine Apple Sy-
rop,; Laspberry, Lemon and Strawberry
| do,
Low for Cash or approved credit.
A. P. MILLS.
Summerside, June 17, "60.
DEAL FREIGHTS.
W ANTED, SEVERAL V 1
iLS to
carry DEALS,
|
| a
| Po lond at Buctouche,
| Richibucto, and Shemogne, for Ports in the
| British Channel, Liverpool and the Clyde,
Apply to A. WH. YATES,
Commission Merchant,
Ch. Town, June 20, 1509, ua