Summerside Journal -- 1868-09-24 -- Page 4

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Me agli yale alc ein aa ni A AND 2nd best do do do O75 OF Dey ‘ | : : :
eras aie ue com Dil 2nd bes , e Farm for Sale.

i Counpy’r 81 rue voinr—Bill A LOCAL INDUSTRY! Bost Groy. a6 dyed 0 1 o| A Valuable Freehold Property | +Valuab Wy ae

A] ——, like many a smarter man, labored ‘ Do "a5 AVool do 015 O| FOR SALE VOR SALE, the I eee pened We
under thé delusion that he possessed a en 97 : Fomen’s weit A . 5 Ol SE oeuee Sa ea Armstrong, sittta n GHAL, in
Sea ee i ee | cellency the Lieutenant Governor, in} 770 7° 7 5 ar present owned wid occupied by hin, situate on | acres of excellent LAND, between 50 and 60
wigs DHE MOTE, feanen ly ia broad day, Conneil, to carry into effect the intentions of uy do ANNOY DAL ORNS , aaa AN Shore, Lot 26, i Prince County, con-| acres are cleared, vith/a good house and barn | 1
he startled the echoes of the surrounding | the Legislature relative to. the appropriation 2nd best do i ito do 0 10 ON ting of 142) acres of excellent lind, having | and other out-buildiggs,At barn on the rear
woods anl hills with what he called | of last Session for "the encouragement of| Best Gentleman 8 Plaid ‘ 10 | fronton the Gulf Shore of letwveent 3) My 40 ati los wuere tl
** delicious notes,” of his favorite ‘ Annie! Agriculture and Local Industry,” haye order- 2nd best do 0 5 chains, where abundance of seaweed and mud ett) ting a large quantity wifiny. :

eda Best Woman’s shawl 010 Oj} beo About 00 acres of the above pr p iil 1. Forfurther particulars ap-
Lourie,” or, in his words,” Annie Low- : Bnd ae 5 0 red and ina high state of cnltivation, ering ibe. 20 a e
Hy A I H I ! 2nd best do Ob 9 fe eiwcred Ai aun ft wood | ply to Mr. Grorcr Hiytox, ‘Tanner, Sum-
iy i H F R & EX BITION *| Bet pair of Horse Rugs 010 0 i on : a aa laa nie: or the undersigned at Youghal, N.B.
One day Bill was down on the river|'Lo be held in Summerside | 2d best do 0 6 0 re is er on the premises a commodions THOMAS ALLAN ARMSTRONG,
bank, among the laurel, polishing his Ou Wednesday, 30th Sept., Host pale of Bisnkste i ie 2 Pesta an aah i Miley pe pels August 27, 1863. Be
a SAuiicd aeunid + : toe . ast Faney Shirt Wy ( nished ; there 4 ene 7] evpoienreees mreemnnnrnt. mane r erent For
gun, working away in utter oblivion of AT THE ARIE dace 0 5 ens attached to the house alo atie| Valuable Freehold Property
all the worll, encouraging himself with Dost Hearth lie 0 10 o | building, containing a Conch J Wood House, J ie
en ocsasionally “enateh of song,” when | | MILITARY DRILL SHED, invest doe rae Peo coe SH Foe SAb
vi . : . TG ct 4 Ss vether ange De y sf ” ») opibe: » Sale. '°
he was suddenly hailed from the other|at which the following PRIZES will be} jy.c¢ door mat 0 6 0 Brien 30426, Carpenters slopegmith's shops and | NEE Subecriben ostare ae Bile oy, Aa
sile of the stream with: awarded forthe encouragement ol Loe | 31,4 best do Q 2 Gjother out-buildings., There are wo wells Ut: A ne te (RAN Si acres iB vavcetient
“ Hallo, over there 2” cal Industry and Agriculture, viz: Bust 10 yds. White Flannel 010 0 cellent water on the premi he at the dwelling | on Lot 17, consisting ot Xs ; BF teens
: : at : "Rh SPOTS 2SES ff yas, he - house, and the other att 1. ‘The above pro: | land, 100 of which are in a good state of cu
‘ Vallo, yourself ? answered Bill, i LLY E STOC LSet NT no 2nd best do 0.6 0 perty is situate about 24 mijé#trom the flourishing | tivation, and the remainder well covered with
pecring through the thicket, when he| Dest naure Marae ofany chy breed 1) O KNIT GOODS. ie revi TRIO one OF) cedar and other YRIDAUG ond, It is absited
aw the brigade quartermaster, who con-} jjust Entire Colt under 3 yearsold 1 0 0 Best pair Men's drawers 0 5 0) An indisputable Title guaranteed : : 44 Anse Th é Fale Montes
tinued: Oni beat Avs ‘du 010 0| De do Under Shirts 0 5 Of Por further particulars apply to the Subseriber | COU Bee orT He ALY aaa Bintick
‘Seen any mules about here ?” Best Mare with her Foal 110 0) Do_ three pair Socks Q 2 G6) onthe premises, WM. WRIGHT oe the Ue Ga Avert lia through ie
(Ng canlich hi sataalo sce +, | 2nd hest do 1 9 0} 2nd best do 0: 3:0 \ a : } ; Ove. A go amid floes thir :
kee ey Sa) te stingly 3 ¢Idon ‘| Best Filly under three years old 10.0 Beat three pair Stockings 0 2 6) Dollententnly 30:1 COA of ee peed
de ee 2 | 2nd best Filly 1 0 0|Do_ pair Winter Gloves 0 2 0 EE eee eee Roa eR carve paininaainc gGGd
** IT suppose not,” retorted the quart-) Best Entire Cart Horse 110 0! Do do Mitts 0.1.0 LEAS HOLD FARM ne ay Eeul on
master dryly; ‘t only I heard a d—I of a| 2nd best do 0 0} Do collection of Knit work 019 0 FOR SALE! acres of moat valuable woud innd, distantons
braying over there, and thought it might CATTLE, MEASURKS, ho i a8 , ,._| ly one mile, ean be sold cither with or with-
be them; but I find it is only @ stray | Best Bull under three years old 1 0 O! Best Nest of Mensures, to contain Aue Subscriber Ste ot See Wh Gut tiodurni:

2 at * * C8: ull of any age, any bree | ork Oe 5 § ATE a , " Oud, 7 rz tae S . rante >

i ae ofeet rodo off, and Bill,scratching | 944) pest an nee 010 0} Heo vente § 3 . miles trom Summerside, and only 3. miles 10 a On ae

3 iis head fora while, observed: | Bost Cow in Milk 1000 (eee as ie from a shipping pl There are on the | *©! 3 i aan Dy

* Well, I ‘spect ‘Captain R said | 2nd best do 010 0 HS ae baveer vsia ‘ 3 ; premises a good House and Barn, well finish- AO ALQHE HO AOE Oats Be ine

i somethin’ sharp then—if a feller could | ae Leite under venraeld ; i a Best id Ni Oars, not exceeding RAH URN? road of'said Lot; and 71 acres on Lot 8 front-

i| ouly see the point,” ne au ae 010 ol 14 feet B Ol poawacrea ehtnnie7erce ing on us eave Noad near the mill of

; feet : : Best 1 bushel and 4 bushel Potato i roo state of cultiv The Farm | Messrs. A. & A, Ramsay,

Milvdy cos - 4 . : STREP. in a good state of cultivagon. re Farm ar s Ay,

d A lady iy ritting to an American paper Best ang BIEEL . 160 baskets of Indian manufacture 0 2 0} will be sold with or without he present crop. L 7 July 28 eae RAMSAY

ie SHG IG OF nea A | Oly ee pes tanto Any age ae FLAX MANUFACTURE. The Lense is fur 009 y at ane shilling SUEUR th LENDS

| srs, i es > ender, Re a we ia ae Ce be ; i Weenie) ~ ey PS currency per acre, urchaser can have

i side of your Loy’s nature.” We havea! Bese} cnet um 5 fi 5 pee gop Gra Baska 8 i i the privilege of buying some stock en the VINE COVERED

ie sat eilay i | t 4] 2 oremises,

‘i distinct rememberance of our mother’s! Best Re Gf: ' fel Deg ‘ aN ; ae LJ
following this advice ¢ 5 Hoe chara. Boe u My ie ib "| Do Nolo Cloths 0 8 0)” For farther particulars apply at the Journal Cottag =] for Sale.
following this advice and applying there- | 2 t 0 D Linen Shee 0 0 . ay Ce)

{ 5 Pply ing : ry | Do pair Linen Sheets M7 Office, or on the premises to the owner

Ay toa poultice composed of spanis, strap. Bea Ten Oe ee: oF any age | POTTERY : WM WEEKS a a NE

4 _ q , sliava F Miving reared a Lanib this seas : ‘ 7 eral sar eas? 2 subscriber, offers for sale his VALU-

4 and old shoe, and Me believe the result son 1 0 0) Best sam. of 12 Island made brick 0 10 0} Town Road, Aug. 6, 1868. 2m LL ABLE PROPERTY siinatg-in- NORTH

by Rott lea ae and beneficial. | 2nd best do do 010 0) 2nd best do do do OF 5.0) BUILDING LOTS BEDEQUE, and near the norti end of Dunk

nN Mothers, try it, Best Ven of four Ewe Lambs 015 | FISH. River bridge, consisting of
G ; 2nd best do lo 010 (i six Acres rT
{ A Western ILoosier called on a boat ee Best barrel Mackerel, Islandcatch 1 0 0 IN ALBERTON! Six Acres of Haid,
i ' i : PiGs, | 5 : vi s COTTAGE and BARN tl
i captain to sell hima saddle of mutton?! poct Boar Pig 0 0} ue ‘ . ee Mist aly A i FAMILIE Subscriber offers for sale Light of the vat Ae roi ONS i Ponunine
‘Say, Captain, don’t you want to buy| 2nd best do O10 Olen creas OG 0 Nine Lots marked and numbered on the | nui SUAIRAUIO VILE eee
cis . ay ee Raley ut 2nd best do ow 0 ; zots mirked and numbered on the} number of valuable fruit tkees
anice saddle of mutton to-day?’ No:| Best breeding Sow 1.0 O1an an hereto annexel, situated in the very} ‘Phis Property is well w » the attention
I would as lief cat dirt,” fenlied the cap- | 2nd best do 0 10 0! N. Bane aE will be awarded to im; fantne of the rising ‘Lown of ALBERTON, cate Tete a OuiAntG Tenis aitaRtadl At
tain, ¢' Well, said the Hoosier, ++ Its) POULTRY. ported Stock, and are, without exception, by far the most} the conjunction of three roads, leading to
according to how aman has been raived.| Best pair Turkeys, Rooster nnd Hen 0 5 0| ‘The Commissioners will endeavor to] ¢luible building sites in the Town, » | Summerside, Centreville and Prectown,

A Nai Libould vather cas tton!” *| Best three Spring Geese 0 5 0} make arrangements tor the conveyance of| , Phe Lots at present for sale are Nos. 1,2,) ‘Turas will be made liberal. Immediate

i, ea) iE CULET, COL TIEELCON, Hest barasdooe Robdster and two Pul- articles for Exhibition from Cascumpee. aah an ee eal ete vcanert pom eaian given ing a good tile on applying

| The Mystic tie—the Order e Gar- ets, any breed 9 40 ssi aTenihition AMAA aU 40 e present) to the undersigned,

4 fer y Onder of he Gar Best three black Spanish Fowls 0 4 0 EPR eH te we Aalelion le ane An unquestionable Title guaranteed. ‘The subscriberalso offers for sale one MARE

i ee Best three Ducks 040 he Building will be decorated with Mags | ‘Yerms made known on application to AND COLT, one WAGGON, set of Harness

Hid The ills to which trayellers are exposed GRAIN overarcens, &e., and ha Band will be in aul and Sleigh : Persons wishing to purchase

al —per-ils. hed Undielk Wi 1 : Ne oi oO tendance, The Exhibition will close with a INGE Mill dG woll to Gnileand) cae

at nt 4 st 2 bushels rea 5 ose. nati ve RING AO Q :

t| The fourth of a man--a quarter master.| 2nd best do do 010 0 Aloe BOL BUCS BN) MAAN ol J.B. SCHURMAN,

i ihe most etherenl of eine Sal vol Meee) Nuclidle Winter \Whent 015 0 rovidence, and of encouragement to the j Sunmeraide, Augheror vale cot
til ereal of girls—sal yola- Beaiueae vis 66 dG 100 Husbandman and on other topics,lrom sey- fo leas baie :

Ue. ; Fe eral popular Speakers, poe eel | an : me Sey
1" Best 2 bushels two rowed barle: 0 16) Ogu: Per I 22 lS
The ease that nobody cares to take—} . y By order —|5S © |5 Wilderness Lands
dis-ease : ieee Males tne rowed igtey 0 10 0 : I. McNEILI. Ds S A Ay :
S-case, il : | est 2 bushe . ‘le, *. McNEILL. a S y
“A ast. walking stick—a hurri-cane.|2nd best do do do 0 6 0 See’y to Board of Commissioners @ tor Sy 78h! a GOVERNMENT ESTATES.
Harmless addres—the accountants. pares oa My b Summerside, August 6, 1868 Ti eer 8 i a Wa desirous of CRUDE tent
Tonsorial agriculture—top dressing. | ~ 4 o ee | 6 selves of the provisions of the Act for
wipene ied A v BANS 7 7 Lott 4 |the more speedy seetlement of Wilderness
A side issue—woman at the creati n. PEAS AND BEANS, Phoenix Livery Stables. 2 ° | us Bey :
av : i Best one bushel Peas 0. 5 Ole cos i ak ° y Lands, on the Government Estates, are here-
pla week for boot makers—Last| pest one bushel white beans 0 3 0] LHOMAS CAIRNS...... .. PROPRILTOR 4 A with notified, thatsfo spleens for said
week. TCKAWHIAN Near warez ide. and will be @rtertained, amfil a survey
An item ina dramatic bill of fare— SORE TO Hemant qT. 076 Stes feo le __102f ay is made of the Tang so tos ah posed of, and
the theatrical supe.—Zirue Jin. 2nd best — do do 0 6 0 E ORSES, CARRVAGRS &e., of every ote 3 te ponte wed SCO au CU Cap
GRASS SEEDS. description to let. Coaches and Horses H = = | dates, of wh hy ue notice by jubyertisement
seeeesecacionn terete ‘wie omnsonrsceeee scr eremensnson : Ce OL eh in attendance at all hours. a a Co 6 ie will be given,Abe Commissfoner of Public
A riculture Best 2 bushel waves Seed 910 0} Baarding Horses kept on reasonable terms. 8 ps 2 & | | Mands will attend at certain places, to receive
(eo), q . neat a he HUT GlaVaE 3 i | Parties coming to this part of the Island to|& 4 = Meena Feat sore who ie sea of
bettiatatint tytn tutepesatrarteanorarerarmrareemraes st 28 ? 4 purchase horses will do well to call at these |” 106f = | becoming actual settlers of such lands,'((none
WORK FOR THE SEASON PLAX Pate ay So + | | others need apply) and if approved of. -
' 1s G5 stables. — ~ i rs ¢ | Fi y + pos
i erewngs Best two bushels flax seed 010 0 issengers on board the steamer can re-| fj, out | & B | | session will be given to such applicants, sub-
Muck. ‘The time is at hand for secur- | 2nd best do do 0 5 0) ceive instructions as to locality Ge. on appli- | 2 S| ne 8 f | | |ject to the provisions of the Act regulating
ing a year’s stock of this useful article. | Best sample of flax in the straw 0 5 Oj cation to the steward of boat. S| 2 Bis 1G | | the settlement of said Wilderness Lands
'There is no better time to dig much than | Zest sample of Flax Scutched 0 5 O; Aug. 6, 18638 ai PA be) aD *,* No person is allowed to ti
eat ae ie sans iy | 2d best do do 0.2 6. 7] a of any portion of the Wilder
after haying, and before harvesting. ‘The ee SLOAN & WHELAN’S lif ic| cutting down or otherwise tres y there-
avater is low at this scason of the yea’ OOTS. on aan 3) lon; the Gove "4 i

) ve or Is : h ne t 5 at year, 3est dozen Swede ‘Lurnips 08 0 Ex “@ Aisa N 9 & v4 a | oe Faerun W ELL being

| anc WAR OR NSH at Bente muck, | ond best ae do 0 8 OF pr SS; INO. @ vb, Sid} nee Wairaeal pena sa onniioumuctiy

i especially when it is deep. ere are) Best twenty Vield Carrots 075) 0 ae HANS WAL DUES 50 Tespiassing,

i ‘ 7 1 a SAINT JONMIN, N. B Fa S&S JOUN ALDOUS, Commissioner.
farmers who have doubts about the value BUTTER & CHEESE by ° . § x ; ; 4

4 J é >} D} Dis} Ds Sy | Land Oftice, April 30, 1868.

p of the article for furm purposes, notwith-| Best Cheese not less than 20 lbs. ONTIE ‘ to | (oe |i | eto abreast EEE OG OE

i ‘ 1 Nia ; : IE above will attend to the remoyal of o} 5 | Fe .

: standing all that has been written in its a peal a a6 ao 8 19 6 { BAGGAGE axp PASSENGERS on the A PS | NOTICE:
i fafour for many years past. There can WEE TUG Of bultor noUléan than esibe 0 16000 pele) Gide ‘Trains. Pinesnne forwarded to f=) | To Tenants upon Township No. 18,
at be no doubt about its value as an absor-| « : the American and UppRiver Steambouts. and | &
| i Be Gane 2nd best do do do 0 5 O} Windsor Boats hegage’ and passengers 2 5 | PPE TENANTS upon that portion of ‘Town-
: ' bent, whether it DOR see ces any fertilizing POTATOES, delivered ih any day ‘the ity. ate 5 Oo} fi ship No 1S, form Ly ossg Eby the lite Mrs.
\ Tropertics in itself or not. There isa} Best 1 bushel Regents 0 5 0) coming from L. Hg Island will find it to their a ee art HE Ble :
great difference in the quality of what is| Do do Jacksons 0 0 0} advantage to ennplos the’e Expresses. Trav- Ide tates) Ww ay :
| termed muck. In some cases it is nearly Do do Any Kind an 0 8 O/clers going Wes Ecan purchase tickets cheap- | by wotilied that ter otic linds respect
i all leaf mud, while in other locations it] pact ono a noe PICULTURE, ae and save considerable on their passage. Co [fully held by than, Veins How exclusively vented
" is very lie hac vane ‘ est one dozen Onion 2 For further particulars enqui rg. jin her, she ALON is legally authorized to recieve
q as very lightand poor, ‘The very Pool-| Do do Beet 0.2 0 pHOeeEs at GEAR Hea of the Tro aluable Property jthe rents aceruing therefrom.

i est is better than none, because it will! Do do Parsnipe 020 CHARLES SLOAN. HCD eg me MARGARET STEWART.

4 ‘ eet a Lea tay purpose toabsorb ne nine caultnteee, a 4 5 Wa JOHN WHELAN. FOR SALE IN SUMMERSIDE, | _ Charlottetown, July Hi sul oo

Ww the liquids. In order to secure tne very He A 2 July.23, 1868. . Na :

i ' Veet Shani a sufficient quantity a ae one neat Wars Lydian Corn 0 2 OF ee IIE subscriber offers for sale the valuable N OL i€ i.

Hid hes : : ‘ ‘ Jo Squash 0; 2-0) 7 property now occupied by him, situated i ‘

: eh be a rf ae that a free use} Do one dozen Tomiatocs 02 ol, sia eV ae . ' on Granville-strect, near Water-street, in To Tenants upon Township 18,
may be made of it in the pig pens, and| Do do angold Wurtzel 02 0 & Subscriber begs leave to inform the| Summerside. It consists of | FANE Tenants the ‘ ™ a

i in barn cellars when the urine drips down| Do three Cabbages 0 2 | -A public that hedys removed from his old) ONE LOT 64 x 140, on which there is| ship. No! AEC PHU Or ednaRL fala

Hi Phas ihe imanive heaa, (AWe Steanoee| ue le. Savoy ds 0 2 Oo) Stand on Water Stytef, to the ALMA HOUSE, | 1 DWELLING HOUSKH, two storey’, 36 x 26 | formerly owned by Ftonb Osly Dare [eee

q a ey a p- : A Do half dozen roots of celery 0 2 lately occupied hy Mr. 2. Hibbett, where he haying a shop and 4 rooms below, n@5 rooms} Brisay Stewart, dece: sed ‘ 1 ‘il v6 shicl he

4 wed barnyards Ww here there Was @ quanticy BLES has good accommodations for travellers and|on secon storey, all finished; Kitchen at- | ree Me An Gtaah Ht Wy Bhaeisite eae

i of liquid manure left exposed to waste, Do tive of Hees . 010 0 their horses. vee best of LIQUORS kept in| tached to house, in which As a goods well of aceanaedi andl lien Seine at Nea a
i when if a quantity of muck had been! io box of iui, bE OU the bar in conhecfion with the Hotel. water. In the rear is a Stable whd#Barn 34 SteWhit, ‘duualiters ARE 1 AS SRWAGE
carted into the yard there would be many FRUIT. ig" Remember the CRESS on (DY = i a el oy lately exercised acts of AG porns
loads of good manure secured, Muck B 3 / aX, é : 45O—One 14 sto:ey House 21x 16, all py noriviep that the portion of Towaship No.
I 7 : est basket cooking Apples 0 5 O|} Summerside. July 9th, 1868. ished, wi “yr building: Y)
! should never be used in a fresh state, for} 2nd best do ap aN 0 2 6} ue REILLY PAINGE COUNTY —— UTE eran rater hold. It i ile anuers 14 fe ¢ aint uean eae es
1 $¢ has wel acidity aia 33 i I roperty rechold, ig} SUDF Criver, Pe SMe, do co)
1 the . Wa: of meidity when first dug meats une 5 i‘ vi COUNTY well adapted for an Mote, being a good stand | the said Peter DesBrisay Stewa wifich ov-
ii that renders it unfit for use. It is much aba Aah fe Greta Gao 5 2 6 TOBASGO FACTORY Terms easy, an} made known on applicas | Cured on the Ist day of November, last past
i better to keep a year’s stock on hand, and reg ae PGs td 6 5 0 tion to the Owner, Wa eal The tenants upon the said portion of own-
} then after it has been exposed to the ac-|1)9 do Damsons 06 0 has been JAMES Crozier. | Sip No. aH He eae cautioned against
‘ : ie rg le an : a o : * TBE . ying rent tu the said Margaret Stew
tion “ bey and rain it is yery a CARRIAGES & SLEIGHS. Removed to Water Street, Ee Su He ay other Oran or Tenet Wie nn db
proved, Many persons mix quick lime} Best double-seated Wagyon Forty To the Store lately occupied by M FE | mand the same. Those of the Tenants who
vith fres ‘ 8 swe Pounds val 2 : ; y WM ee Yeeio r URAL ETN leave San culnVe 4
than it Birenwlie would be fa some iy Best single-seated Waggon under House of My, Georas O'Nerii1, where FOR SALE, IN LOT 19. i. Je Hodgson, By i. who will dedi
ey a nh Hoh £30 value 110 0 . —_— the desired information.
A eee Payee ee eee abd Gene do ie OO epee 0 of ll Kinds, "INU Subscriber offers FOR SALE. the THEOPH, DESBRISAY,
one stone,” as the saying is, for the Best single Sleigh 210: 0 Twist, Flat ant Nétural Leat, will } FREUUOLD FARM, now occupied by | Spring Park, Clvtown Royalty,
meadow may need draining and the| 2nd best : do a 1.0.0 be kept cons atly on hand, him, situated on Lot 19,-whout seven miles June 23, 1568. 3m }
owner may need muck, and he can ac- FARM IMPLEMENTS, al a from the rising Town of Summerside, ‘There | —— a
compli the fist, and. sceuro'a good | Beat Farm Cit, ling price not t bower HH: Cea Re UU gay TIE)
value oP] hic Pxcee 2 yer. ey > } A} BC . a . '
stock of the valuable material of which ond fae ie i 4s 4 ie ower brices Nian ever! covered with hardwood apd fencing, ‘There | TPMUL Subscriber having rented the Proper-
we write. ‘There are thousands of farms ‘ue Iron Plough 7 6 6 b@™ People frgm the cowstry will find it] are on the premises a Dwelling House 32 x 26. | ty known asthe DUNK RIVER MILLS,
where there are extensive deposits of this] 1)0 Set of Harrows 010 0 6 ee advantagé to call before purchasing with a lsd attached, AG x 17; a Barn 37 x| aii wishes to inform his Ad and the
meterial, lying unappreciated because of| Do Horse Hoe Vi Cee oe A 28, and a lean 12 xe good Well at the | public in general, that the wiple 64 the Mills
ihe Jadiderenee ae ne owner, when if Do Horse Rake, wheeled, 010 0 ATRICK REILLY ’ seedy a splendid OFehaed of fruit and or- | #’@ now in good working order, viz. he
it could be judiciously used it could be rea anak eel q y 5 ‘ ; Proprietor. | ‘verins made known on application to the Grist Mill, Saw Mi Shing and
wirned to gold, or rather greenbacks, and} jgost Panners 010 ol- Summerside, July 23,68. sf owner. Carding’ Mill,
the farms permanently improved. ‘Tlo] 10 ‘Truck Waggon 206 Remov 1 t JOUN CRAIG. Lumber of all kinds on handéand for Sale
sarloee tt may wea eniieale it Mi Lot 19, Aug. 6, 1868.—2m Parties wishing buy JGLES j
many of our readere it may seem entirely | 0 Bait Mill 1Ww 0 ai: Oe mt g to buy SHINGLES had
: ‘ 88e igi “hi ‘ 78 . ; — SEN — | better examine ours. betore chasing
unnecessary to write as we have on thig/ 0 Mussel mud Digging Machine 2 0 0} FPG Subscriber returns his sincere thanks past ctoregpurchasing else-
subject. But while we remember that Hd AR 9 § 0) +. to those who so liberally patronized him Valuable Property ees
hen ae : i ' : Do Narrow Axe 0 6 O}while conducting the ‘AuMA House,’ and : : Jj DAVID ROGERS.
t sty lea t aa W tte ae i. OW to an a das han ee M 4 0| wishes to inform them and the traveiling pub- FOR SALE | ideale 4, 1868—tf
new ideas and practice old ones, we shall] Best Horse Fork : 0 O/livin general, that he has REMOVED to his ' "a
H ive*‘line upon line and precept upon LEATHER, Tt oneer 11° i IN SUMM RS D hI Ww ! VW !
f yfoept My : I } I Best Side Sole Leather C50 New building on Water Street E I E ben eer en ool H
| : : Do do Upper do 0 6 (| (nearly opposite the store of R. A. Strong & O LET, or FOR SALE : | Y STANFIELD WOOLEN MILLS at
; Soper er A oa: Mite t Pil tbdiSed oe Sarco LT, i SALE r Pon. | TRYON. havi a
‘ Varrextxa | nae Cows. —This is/Do Grain Leather 0 5 0/ Bro.), where he has beth increased tract, ht val sali WRGpArG bend drctad in anereet ty 4 fitionat aaliee
, + . at ¢ 7 ‘ s1e5 A m . ) “db shins
i often attended \ ith great and unneces- | Do Mal’ Skin do vo 0 Hotel & Stable Accommodation! the Summerside nk, and 2 doors west from | ery and Steam Lower, Sill eontinits Halos
sars expence of feed, simply because the Do Sheep Skin with wool on Use | and he trusts to make those who may favor the Journal ( ronting on CENTRL,and | facture Cloth from custom wool as hereto-
jroprictor does not understand what kind Do Side Uarness Leather 0 5 0) him with their custom a great deal more com. | running back. t. SPEPHEN Street, in| fore, and at the usual rates. Having doubled
of management such animals require, in Do Sicigh Robe 0 10 0} fortable in the *OCKAN HOUSE,’ than he Summerside, forgherly oceupjed by Mr, 8.) their facilities for manutacturi x, und procu-
order to fatten well and in the shortest 2ud best do U0 5 OU could, for want of room, in his late stand, W. CLARKE, 1 ‘a Mercan, tstablishment. | red skillful operatives tur ey tyAle
ibl od of ti Y fs BOOTS AND SHOES, Tur nest or Liquonsialwayggeept in the bar | The building There is a) the Company teel confideny of their
possible period of time, oung fermers | 1 64 pair Men’s Knee Boots 0 10 0| in connection with thg Hote commodious 19 feet post, | customers greater satisfaction wenieyally , by
is and sometimes old ones, also, appear) jyg do Calf Wellington Boots 0 56 0 This Hotel is on th wate dee, and com- fitted up wi rovements; and | manufacturing a better g@ality of oth, vt
| to be in doubt wether a furrow cow will| po do Boots 0 4 O| mands a splendid vigw of the hgfbor of Sum-| is well Panes for a general Retail Business. | making quicker return for wo6l left. with
| or will not fatten as well while she gives| Do do Elastic side 0 6 (| merside, und of tHe 8 Pand will be The remain er of the lower flat and the second them. In addition ty'the various kinds of
: peli , ie Lediea’ : | found a comtortagle an thy place for| storey is comfortably fitted up, and would) CLOTH previously made, the: > me
aus te ithe ska bdel ben havea pelt Aauice [awl do O 5 0 travellers. suit fortwo tenements, The flouse is nearly turing SEVERAL (NE Ny TYE HS YOR
| continued to milk a farrow cow until she| Vo — do Hbciceee O 5 0} Its near proximity to the steamer Wharf| new, comfortably finished, and in first rate) MEN’S WEAR, and full jth Blanketiag.
was almost ready for the butcher, and Best Single Carriage Hart ven Gh will make it the best place for travellers wait- | repair. | KH Wool, which muse clean wash 4
i smaclve . sing rh ADE: s, ing to go op arriving in the Boat. ‘here is a stable and small w free of thats ¥ Pe icadd vashed,
have flattered themselves that the cow der zis vilen 10 Fe ee od did ev barr alive be | e lA all warehouse on ree of mats and coarsemocks, and of good
wvas just as fat as she would have been Hebde K y iad off} the premises. quality, may be lett at flun. LJ, Callbeck!
ad . 1° Jaen Hi Do do do under £7 1 0 O| the premises, by MRICHLARD HIBBETT For farther particulars apply to | Chorlottetown, or atthe will, beck’s,

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Best 10 yds black full-dresscit cloth 0 16

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MBER 24, 1868.

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SALES.

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THOMAS 1. IAL STANFIELD WOOLEN Co,

Lansecebaclitiicie Mi SIRS:

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RS. BREMNER has just received at
the Prince STREET BOOK AND Sta-
sry SToRE, per Amphion from London,
besides a large and well assorted Stock cé
Books, STATIONERY, &e.. a great varlezy
of Fancy Goons, &ec., which she offers ag
extremely low prices for Cash :—

Punses, Pocket Books, Ladies’ Retieules, Com-
panions, and Bags, ‘Travelling Bags.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, long, guiarto, and small,
Carp Cases in Tortoiseshell, Tartan, and Leather,
Wonk Boxes, Knitting Boxes, Needle Books and

Boxes for Sheet Music.

Brusies, Hair, Infants’ Hair, Tooth, Nail, Shaving
Comns, Horn and Rubber Dressing, and Pocket
Feather Dusters

Mirrors . 1

Spectacles and Reading Glasses
Spectacle Cases

Egg Boilers

Stereoscopes and Slides

ay meters: te ‘i

Ace cons and Concertinas
Knitting and Netting Pins and Nee: » Crochet
Hooks, Tatting Shuttles, Blacte’ White Pius,

Hair Pins, Nee C. -

Searf Pins, Wateh K Silk Guards, Gilt Lockets

Breaps— Pearl, 1, Chalk, Black, Gold & Stcel

ent, and Colored
iting,

ry, Fancy W

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ry

Paper Hanging, Drapers,
york Box, Battons
er, Gra ‘ail Cah good quality)
and Poe Bb Palette, Pruningy
sing; Children’s Knives, Forks, Spoons
‘sand Strops

rews, Nutcrackers, Tweezers, Key Rings, &¢
Dolls, Whips, Tops, Watches, Jews Harps,

th Organs, Money Boxes, Marbles, &e,

Cricket Bats and Balls, ‘Trout Hooks and Flies
Bows and Arrows

WALKING Sticks and CANES, plain and fancy

Flexible Rulers, for Artists, Bookkeepers, &c.

Water Wells for Copying Presses

Postage Stump Dampe

India Rubber Bottle Corks

yines, Fly Papers

Glycerine, Honey, and Brown Windsor Soars,

ko. &e, &e.

Mou

Axso; a quantity of

WRAPPING PAPER,

various qualities and sizes,
Prince Street, July, 1868,

MAILS.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
MVE Mails for the United Kingdom, the

neighboring Provinces, the United States,
&e., will, until further notice, be cosed atthe
General Post Office, Charlottetown, as fol-
lows, viz i—

For Canada, New Brunswick, and the
United States, via Shediac, every Tuesday
and Friday Evening, at 7 o'clock,

For Nova Scotia, via Pictou, every Mon-
day, Wednesday, and Friday evening, at 7
o'clock,

Mails for Great Britain, Newfoundland,
and the West Indies, every alternate Monday
and Wednesday evenings, at 7 o'clock, as
follows :—

Menday Aug. 10 ,Monday, do 19
Wednesday, do 12 |Wednesday, do 21
Monday, do 2t |Monday, Nov’r 2
Wednesday do 26 Wednesday, do 4
Monday, Sept 7 #Monday, / do 16
Wednesday do 9/|Wedntsday, do 18
Monday, do 2) |Monday, fie 30
Wednesday do Wednesday, Dee 2
Monday, Octobe’ 5 |Mowfday, do lt
Wednesday, d 7 ‘Wednesday do 16

Mails for Sdmmerside, St. Eleanor’s, and
Bedeque, to be forwarded yer Steamer, will
be closed every ‘uesday and Friday evening
at 7 o'clock.

And Mails for Georgetown and Souris, per
Steamer, every Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.

Letters to be registered, and newspapers,
must be posted hat an hour before the time,
of closing the Mails.

THOMAS OWEN, P. M.G.

Genera Post Oflice, Ch’Yown,

May, 4 1868,
New Goods.
Thave reecived by the Unpinn from Liv-
erpool, FLonips and SEA Birp trom Mon-
treal, and Steamer * Princess of Wales’
from New Brunswick, and other arrivals,
one of the largest and best selected Stock
of Goods ever offered in this market, and
will be sold at the very Lowest Prices,

ok,

UST ARRIVED, per schf. OnWhup
and Brig Linenry trom Béston,p large

lot of

AMERICAN GOODS,
consisting of Tobacco, Kerosene Oil, Rai-
sins, Pilot Bread, Hardware, and all sovts

D. ROGERS,
Summerside June 11, 1868,

NLW GOODS

FOR

Spring & Summer 1868,
JUST OPENED

AT THE

Clifton House.
GREAT VARIETY OF

dew & Hashionable Goods,

IN
Dresses, Sacks, Bonnets,
‘Triminings of all: kinds,
Skirts, Cloths, Coats,
Hardware,
Boots and Shges,
(in variety,)
Hats & Caps,
Leather,
Nails,
and everything suitable for country trade.
A Liberal Discount to Cagh Customers.
SCHURMAN & JOHNSON.
Clifton, New London,
May 21, 1868, }

WRIGHT’S

INDIA VEGETABLE
SUGAR COATED

PILLS

Cure sick headache , Rheumatism, Fever and

Axue, Bilious complaints, colds and
coughs, pain in
sipelas, salt rhe
ous diseases, Pi
und the Gravel,
Liver complai|
arrhewa,Gener
bility &e.; an,
WARRANSE
TO PURIFY THR

BLOOD,

For sale at the Principal Office, No. 873
Pearl street, New York, and by Druggiste

generally,
W. R. WATSON, Ch’Town,
Agent for this Island,

r) of Yankee Notions.

July 23d, 1868,

Corns and Warts.
are permanently and effectually cured by
the use of

ROBIN
Patent C

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